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Important Correspondence Bettgeea LOE,
Lyons and mr.. Seward.


WAsuxCToy, Oct Il-Lord Lyons several days
ago addressed letter to NJ. Seward, Secretary of
State, in which he sSys;
"Uar M8jesty's GOVeI4neDt were much concerned
10 fnd that two British subjects, Messrs. Patrick
and Rahme, had been subjected to arbitrary arrest,
and although they had been released, it could not
but regard the matter as one requiring very &C.
rious consideration"
Lord Byons under Instructions therefore felt bound
to demonstrate against such irregular proceedings,
designated therein and TO say that the authority
of Congress Is necessary in order to justify the
bitary arrest and imprisonment Of the Briti9A sab
jects.
Secret.ry Seward. in the course of his reply,
after detailing the facts in regard to the two pris
oners named in the note of Lord Lyons says the
proceeding of which the Briti1h Government com
plains was taken upon information conveyed to the
President by the legal police authorities of the
country and they not instituted until after he
had suspended the great writ of freedom to just
the extent that in view Of the peris of the State he
deemed necessary for the exercise Of that discre-
ton, be. as well his chief advisers among whom
are the secretary of MAR, ana Secretary of State
ia responsible by law before the highest tribunal of
the Republic and amen>be also to the Judgment of
his country and the enlightened portion of the civ
ilzed world
In conclusion, Mr. Seward says: The safety of
the whole people has become in the present exigen
cy the supreme law, and, so long az the danger
shall exist s classes OF society, equally the den-
zen ard the citizen must CheeTfuly acquiesce in the
enjoyment which that law prescribes.
This Government does not question the learning
OF the legal advisers 10 the British crown or the
Ius,ice Of the Difference which her Majesty pays to
them. Nevertheless, the Britieh Government will
hardly expect that the President will accept the
explanation of the Constitution Of the United
States, especially when the Constitution, thus ex-
pounded would leave upon him the sole executive
responsibility Of suppresing the existing insurrec-
ton, while 1t would transfer to Congress the most
material aad Indispensable power to'be employed
for that purpose.
Moreover these explanations end no reasonable
support the letter much lees N the spirit of the
Constitution. lie must DO allowed therefore to
prefer to be governed by the organic national law
winch, while it will enable him to exercise his
great trust with complete success, requires the
sanction Of the highest authorities of our great
| country, and is sustained by the people for whom
alone, that Constitution was established.
! WV. II. SEWARD.
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From GIN Z)uLCoFFHR's CoNMASD.-9entlemen
direct from Gen. ZJilicofer's army on Rockcastle
River. report that the Lincolnite force from camp
Dick Robertson have advanced to within eight miles
Of our army; that there had been some diminishing
between the pickets, with a loss to the enemy Of
three killed and one taken prisoner. The priso-er
states that the Lincoln force approaching is only
estimated 81 three thousand men. 1t is probable.
however, that this body will be joined by other
forces. and battle of some magnitude may be
looked for when they meet.-Ka0zviH; Register,
Oat,b1r
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IMPORTANT FEDE&AL MovEMENT IN KEhTUCkY-Ee
have information which can be re led upon, direct
from Columbus, that the Federslists, FIVE thousand
strong, occupied Msyfeld, Ky, on Tuesday night
last. The advance guard Of the Confederate army
az Colu nbus only ten miles distant, under com
n and of Col. Bowen. Oar readers can anticipate
the resut of such proximity Of the conlending
forces with as much certainty as we cal.-Aeza>
ph;S ApyelL Oct "a
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! Harsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER ., I6bI.
SPEAKER called the House to order at half
i,e O'Clock.
NEW BILLS
ullowing bills were introduced, read the first
HODSDEN: No. 9l-For tHe relief Of the
lector of SEWER county.
II passed.
-r.NILLARD: No. s2-Requiring the ai-
ton Of oalhs. Requires the administers
IN oath to all OH GERS, civil and military,
,fice or hereafter TO be elected, to support
,,titution of the Confederate States as well as
',titution of Tennessee, and upon refusal OF
'er to take the oath, his place shall be de-
clcant.l
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We win TEEN special favor If r'eads AID corres
dents the varoDs divisions ard OF tie Con tde'as
viii furLish with all the gossip a. oPer to be
placed before the puc We Wish to make our P'per both an
interesting ard welcome the tent OF every soldier
fighting cur battles Tor Independence Their letters should be
addressed to US Il = 1hTil-e. Tenn! ...-..
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Ta'ss ,'oUr lends rjvHg from the domnions Of hi7g LIZ
who ny h.y His o. ho late Louisville, Cincinnati sr
Eorhsrn Gae:s v crrr special both ourselves
lie public y ',asii Cl1ee, Ia Nashville, with
the least &c ay pass lie.
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D r. COL E M A N S
PRIVATE DEsPENsARY.

fFEVE ater0n Ct Czsns, strangers, and Others visiting
stYie requiring u-dcal sd is respectfully called to
his oce DGzds street secSnd hoor between Cherry
and lie IUG-s
BR LO.SI,E s AZ cd pvac t.unsT meddne his Amos
uniit eIpr I'D 6itrBg - for many past
ireatzr has nuuced him to devote
hi uudyisfd ten all diseases Of this Many
tss most jngeerle character have Cmpty yielded to
lis inprogeC method o. rss.InenL
Pri1ary seoudary, erJary AMI Hereditary sIhhais Con
.uh Geta n de4s Of The genial and urinary CTgEns
with oresis..nc- tlhis rtm.tIss
All f= rrECl Tss md ulctsEal arrangements o. the
"oua and al disc srs1g FROM CESSATION sEd i'll managed
p2sruritJB-
vrTy Of Redu" ls Rupture and Of Piles, and Proap
o. tie isum, Of Fstnla, be cured
painless Ii either Of the latter is under
by D.. Go Is iR5dTtl6g odTTGated, a.
careful exan ton always presen the necessary indie 0LS
future BY his improved mshOa Of oeratog
Persons eAer applying b. letter (descri
bng easel ts " symptoms OF acenate specific disease
lie crd most by the abOre ehOd in forIysEht
hJuT5
sct nj leice, prJmPr E-tsnton and modrIte charges
will gCy-Iu hin sith "a Patr
I7go u5ury used the Ct General dise1ss,
n believes mot cases. produces disease than that
It . givea 10
os Eous from cigh IN TIRE morning. I'll nine the even
in. oct9-d3m
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LsncoIn.s FoIcss In tho FIeIn.

RICHMOND, Va, October pam intelligent gentle
man. who has just arrived from Washington, says
that Lincoln's forces in Maryland, Virginia and the
District of Columbia, fully 100000 strong, and
well equipped, with the exception of their cavalry
which, he says, is much inferior to the Confederate
cavalry
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Received this day of ". J. MARR, Insurafs 4 gent
No. % College street in this city, Fivs Hundred Dol
lars The full amount CT insurance on that part Of
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him, if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ.
Nashville, Oct Is, ls6I-H
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A dispatch to the St. Louis Republican from syria
cuse, Mo-, dated the 18Th, say "HARDEE is bow
said to be advancing to the aid of PRICE with 90.
900 rebels, and that he will probably reach him
rext SaturdaYn
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4 Washington dispatch dated the 18Th says fifty
seven Confs derate prisoners at Washington and New
York have been released, by taking an oath not to
engage further in the against the United States
They are 10 be sent to Norfolk.
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WHAT'S IN TIT WIND: "A dispatch fro m Fortress
Monroe, dated 18th inst, says:
mo flag of truce will be permitted to go to Nor
folk for a number of days. Neither will any from
the rebels be permitted to come this side of Sewels
Point.n
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PROCLAMATION
BY
1SEAEE G.. TaAIRREG,
ENEarI or Of The Sf1fe Of TGnnesSee.

GOVNrL pr o. IAe st3Le OF AGhhtsSee'
To The SherifS of the counties of Claiborne, Granger,
Anderson and Campbell, IN sad Slate GREETING:
KHTHEAs, the seat Of tie Senator eet to the Lss aue
w from the cogneI Of Claiborne, GraiIer rson
CAmDbe composing the Fourth congressional District, has
been dsSar vacant uton Of the ssna adopeI &c
tober 2IsS, 1851.
You therefore commanded 10 open and hold eecsn
all the places OF dng 10 respective Counties
taGrday. the d day OF Noym next after Riv doe
nsce thereof uTei b. laS for the essi Of senator
to the vacancy Aforesaid aud due ueTe5 -
according 70 Law
~ 10 test mouy whese0f, hsvs hereunto set nv hand
and caused great seal Of the bs sf1 at
the department a. NslhT e, this, the 23i day Of &C.
- tober, A D 1881
By the Governor: IsHAM G. HARRIS.
JER RAY, Secretary Of sats4
EPkHSzVIle Regtssr Gerry. Iost2+dIWkWtO
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Reading Waiter GA Every Page.
To Candidates for Congress.

To Candidates for COnETeSs.
: has been suggested and We think tho AuggeI-
/ a good one, that the candidates for Congress
1pghOu: the State, should have the electoral
ct printed on their tickets, 60 as to insure full
for President and Vice President. We trust
y candidate for Congress will set upon this
;rsticn.
-Inted at this cfl1e at IS 4 thcuwnd. If
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REcaUrT5 WAsTED-To serve in the Goth Regiment
now in Kentucky. They will be required TO serve
only the balance of the term-nina montsI ANY
one wishing to join Will meet the undersigned at
DEMovnLE & Co.'S on Friday next st II O'Clock, or
at the Office Of L.rroN BosTIcz They vii meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. J. ADAMS,
Lieut.. 10th REGIMENT
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csideuco fer sale or Exchange.
WTSa sell sxehsnge for lfkely young negroes,
Tesidzuc Edyefeid ttuate' Woodland street The
hUUss aims Gig hs good cellar kitchen,
ssrvan ssble SC. The buildings iiTely
Bhs the de rabl- pc,s Of property T. the Vi
= gsshyile and is ia MINUTES walk Of the ppb
lie square. Fer EsriicLlsEs apply o. tie premises
ectlO-cim 9. HUNT.
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PROCLAmATI2N
Ry
IsRAM G.. HARRIS,

Governor of the State of Tennessee.
To the Sierifs of the counties Of Rhsa. Basoe. Rrdd
Icy, Hamilton, Adrion and SegvacLis, il sad STATE
GREETING:
EKTRzaKs tle OF tia SenGtor elCs to the Lgssurs
wv nem In s1unts OF Ri Bledsos Brad ey bsmiIeu
Ma ion. and ssquztehie. Osrg tie Aghh senstoa Dis
vi has bsen de cd Oant By resolution the SENATE
adopted 0cto7sr 2l.t. $50
You therefore, Sommaa'ed to open snd hold eIec ion
al tn places NJ 10 stS lens spec i've
ssurdsy, the 18th IL emte LsXt, liter svg due
METRE thsreo urtd by law for tbs election Of senator
the vacancy affstad AID due heg col make -
aca;sIdinE to ia~.
- in testimony whereof I llys he quito SCI ~ hsud
E. Ard sluseA tt g1s4E o. the stas to Re sfxed
the Department It ashVi his h' 23i day Of &C
- tobe7, a. q. 1851.
By the Governor: IsaAA G. HARRIS.
ia r RAY, SecTetsrv NJ State
II PChAttanoogA kdUSrtiseF copy. octet dlW&Ete
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Gov MooBE, Of Alabama, has called an extrA
session CT the Legislature Of that State to meet on
the 28ih inst
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DEB,

On thursday October 24ti, at tie residence Of Mrs ROSt
Bell MAGGIE youngest daughter Of the Robt Car.
ter Nicholas Ct TerrS P-h La aged twelve years and
eight months
New Orgars TGpsFs please COPY.
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Don'tfan to read on first and fourth pages,
NEWS, RUmOnS AND LID
BnPATHEs TO NORTHERN P4rERs.
Affa,rG Ia TIIssourI,

BOLLA, No, October ia correspondent of the
St. Louis Democrat furnishes the following items:
scout has just come in from the west and re,
ports that Price has made stand at Carthage sixty
miles from Springfield.
The Legislature is to be called together on the 4h
Of November.
The rebels st Vienna have dispersed portion
going home, snd the remainder will jpn johnson.
Johnston has been placed in cOmmsnd of aIthe
rebel forces in Missouri and has issued proclama,
ton forbiading any more property leaving the State
1t is not stated whether Johnson supe rcedes Price
The following. letter is clipped from the Fort
Smith Times:
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Leather, Leather, Leather.
WTASTED Erish Leather o. sll fiDdT Bo1gS Sheep
w skiAS HArnssI Bils and Upper Leatsr naished n
the best manner.
AEo, wanted to bug leather AaiIbsd and in rough, at
@. I. EEUIL5CBEL
No. 50 Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
October 18th, lB0I-din
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Beeves and Pork for the Army

(HOt for EpscuGtiOa)
FENHR undgaed As been appointed for the purc
BeeTos Bogs for The on derat States (not s Ct
uRion,) call IL requested q I'll aving ehsr for sale
who wish troops provided fer, liberal price in leuDes
currency Confederate Notes V pad. Call ct Cum
mings & Gkssn's, College street, Church street
Y tUMMIVGs.
LW Barrett, James Newton and R Thomas Bedford
county, BeRte Samuel set in Lincoln Davis and
Parks In ARrsha aud u James 10 Lincoln county,
agents purchases for GeVSrRaSut and other agents will
be appointed ]. 2. CUMMINGS,
pJ-H BP
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THE VERY LATE ST!

The Fleet rom Old Point Sailed South.
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CA RID.
E. D. WHEELER, NJ. D.,
ID 9 u I'll s. t,

ATE Of "urfehsboro, intending his future res
dence in Nashville dly Offers professional ser
vices to its citizens in the speciality Of DENTAL sURsKRT
TIL tie close Of the year may found during S
last halt Of eGch month, he office formerly occ led By Dr.
hcNsicy on Summer street, between Church and Union
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TIE DALY.-Sinsle copies Of our paper csn be
had at the count Dg room at Ave cents. News boys
snd other dealers sre furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
W. ara informed that the new boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, sl>
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
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LEGrsLAEsyG UNION And AFiEEI0AN'
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1859-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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H y . lAGe jus
A candidate for Congress in the Sixth District
composed of the counties of Cannon, Rutherford,
Williamson, Marshall Bedford and Coffee, will ai-
dress the people at
Bellbuckle, Thursday, October 2i.
Auburn, Cannon county, Friday, October 25.
Bradyville, d" Saturday. 20.
Shelbyville, Bedford county, Monday. October %
Pennington, Marshall county, Tuesday, October
2s, at 10 o clock A NJ
Lewsburg. Marshall county, Wednesday, Oeto-
Der 20, at 2, Pm
Der 80.
Franklin, Williamson county, Friday, October
Triune, Williamson county, Saturday, Noyem-
Der l.
Manchester, CofSe county, Monday, November 4
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Tuesday, Novem
Der 5
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SENATE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER p, 1851.


TmDAT, OCTOBER %, 1851.
PETITION.
.. ECNE!LLY presented petition from the Of
Of the lIth Regiment Tennessee Volunteers.
ed at Camp Buckner. asking remuneration for
services of Dr. ". Il. -Lloyden. The petition
read and transmitted to the Eouss.
REPORTED BILLS.
JONES. from the Judiciary Committee, re-
d back House bill 10. 4, to define the duties of
ty Court Clerks in recovering and refunding
) with bill in lieu. and recommended the re-
n of the bill. and recommended that the orlgi-
i'll be amended.
McNEILLY. from the committee on Tipping
Tppling-housss, reported back bill to give
eople Of the State the right to regulate the
spIriIuous liquors, with recommendation
= ms )rity CT the committee that the bill be
ed.
CJ,TTR0LLERs HEP5RT.
EcyETLLY prasasted the ComRtroiisr's re-
Of delinQu eEt Cfl .ers, which, on motion, wss
uitted to the House.
SENATE Bills cNsFRsT READING.
Mr.. TURNET: 4 bill 10 prevent uoGopoliss
auds. Passed frs. reading and referred to
airy Committee.
Mr. MAXWELL: To prevent cruelty and pro-
rmeTs. Passed FIST reading.
SENATE HEscLUTIoNs.
e resolution % prevent the importation Of
.las liquors; passed over informally.
TURNER'S resolution instruCting RepFesen
and Senator'S to vote for National Bank;
over informally.
uoysE Eli O. THIRD READING.
Sc bill AMI bill in lieu prescribing tie duties
nty Court Clerks il recording and refunding
were passed over informally.
EECEsE.
motion OF Mr BARROW the Senate took 4
preparatory to msetisg the House in Con
LITER TIE RECESS.
senate returned rom i.e conTeEtiOa with tie
at lI1 o'clock.
lotion Of Mr LANE TIE Military Bureau bill
Ken up and discussed, pending which,
o'clock he Senate adjourned 20 P. u.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
senate nst at > o'clock. resumiDg its con-
tcu Of the Ordinance bill Messrs. Barrow,
axwel and others, joining in the debate.
O'Clock arrived, the Senate met the House
faniiOa.
turning 10 as ccn cualnter, the Senate ad-
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&EOa. for Sale.
1850 pair mems asserted. Brogans by J. ".
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please csn and examine them At
EVANS q Co. Oct p 1861. dd
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Notice 30 Candidates.

Clrcuslrs o. cand in the UNION AMERICAN
must be pad for ohc business nstces and the payment
cured in aivaucs Il publication Th rule Will be enforced
irfe1IbIy either OF candidates their friends,
will hereafter iuIertsd IL this paper any other terms
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Ex sCUITyE DEPARTMENT. P4RK Hull.
e.. n, August II 1851
Ia. CLARK, 40. Il. C. S. a:

" ~ august Ia 4COA.
MAJ. CLARK 40. 81 C. S. A:
SIR l have written forward to your care dis
patches for Gen. McCulloch G. S A which have
the honor to request you will to be forward
ed to him by the earliest express.
AT mass meeting of about 1000 Cherokees, at
Tahlequa the 2lst inst. thI Cherokees with mark
ed animity, declared their allegiance to the Con-
federate States and have given their authorities pow
er to negotiate an alliance with them. In view of
this action, regiment of mounted men will be i'm
medistely raised and placed under the commaRd of
Col. John Drew, to. meet any emergency that may
arise. Having espoused the cause of the COnfeder-
ate States we hope to render efficient service in
the prOtrscted war which now theatens she coun.
hy, and to be treated vth lberality and conf,
Gence becoming the Confederate Sites.
have the honor to be- sir,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
JOHN Ross,
Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
ST LOUIS, Oct lS-The rebels who burned the
Big River bridge the other day were marauding
band from St. GenevIeve and st Francis counties,
numbering about six hundred men. JET. Thompson
has not been in that region for some weeks. Capt
TIppincott with fifty men of the 3Sth illinois, me
this force two miles below Big River and cut his
way through them, inhicting loss of seven killed
snd considerable number wounded. Seven of his
men were taken prisoners and several wounded. but
none were killed in the engagement below Ironton
on the 18th.
The rebel loss Is known to be Sc killed and wound
ed, and it is believed to be larger, quite number
were carried of the field. The federal loss was
two wounded one mortally. The rebel force was
900, as was believed to be the advance guard of
much larger body some distance below Oficers at
Pilot Knob say there were Louisiana Tennessee and
Arkansas regiments among them. Citzens were
fleeing from the vicinity yesterday and the troops
we're under arms, expecting Al attack.
The State Convention adjourned yesterday sub
ice. TO call from the Governor until the mec-irg of
the Legislature to be elected IN 1862.
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Counrry residence for sale.
cut0r's satc.
Attention !

FENSUAW. hs oriissI rkst street Furniture nan, is
zgala Cnhis Ins Having teen closed FOR few days
h op0z with sPsncd sock Of home sCtare5
WcrK.
NB-OIif-rBrs repaired AMI made to look good
MATTRESSES n sde 70 orser. s. HENS4AW,
octt2 din SO Market street Opposite Union
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FPecial Dspsteh to the Nashville Union and American.
RICHMOND, OBJ. 28.-The battle at Leesburg last
ed all day. Tn ere were 500 Confederates engaged
against 10 O0O.of the enemy.
The Federale were commanded by Gen. Stone.
The following dispatch was received here last
night at half past ten
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IN THE CONFEDERATE COURT.
The PrVae.r JsF LAWS Tbs Cargo tie John We eh
In the Prize Court OF the Confederate
SAFES of America.
Tbs PvaSr Jefferson Davis The Cargo Of the John Wseh
KRY virtue Writ Of sale directed under ths de
cree Of HoEoFAbe the Prize curt OF the Confederate
states for the District Of Eouth Csrona 2ose
publis auction the Steam Packet Wharf 10 the ely Of
Charleston, Thu sdsy, The 3lst inst, at oslack NJ
rue Cargo OF the Brig John Wei n.
CsEItpT Of ut 2J2 Of white yelcW and
Clarified euzAr sS n ds "a tsFees, ard % Muc9VsGo
sussT Of exceed moFy tia 90 boxes 10 hdJ Is
dercee and A barrels OF each Terms
JOHN 3. IRVING, r.,
Deputy Q. T. Marshd Sou b Carolina
FsSyashVlIls Union ard American vi above
thass and send bill tits oGcs-CAarI<ssozs Courier
sct2O-dSt
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Notice 10 Friends.

vented.
AtEis oac2, bog vao understands hev to pacs nail
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CAPx, CAPS, CAPS,
AZ varsity Ityls for and boys the Fall
" and WiLtr. A. FRANCISCO,
CeLsjRa Ne 20 Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
PROCLAMATION
BIZ
IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Of the State Of Tennessee.

To he Sheriff of the county Of Wayne, in said Slate
GRsRFTSa:
XIOU are hereby commanded bold election.
all The places o. holding eions your county, 81
dA OF November next alter having given the notice rQued
By law the election Representative the lie stature
81 Ia State to iii e vacancy occAI ned ~ the death Of
". POGVE return thereof aceOrd Law
In testimony whereof, have hereu to set ny hand
and the great seal Of said State to be aKei
L HEshVi le. the 24th day OF 0Stober, 1851.
- BJ the GoVernOr: IsHAA G. HARRIS
3. B. RAY, sScrstSIy Of State. loct25-d3tk wte.
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The Enemy's loss L 500!
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OUR LOSS LEss THAN ONE HUNDRED
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Richard Taylor. OF La, Appointed BrIEa-
dIer General.
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= ECNEILLY presented petition from the Of
Of the lIth Regiment Tennessee Volunteers.
ed at Camp Buckner. asking remuneration for
services of DR.. W. II. ,Lloyden. The petition
rcd and transmitted TO the Eouss.