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Mr.. JONES reported Senate bill for the relief Of
sheriffs and corOners, and asked to be discharged
from further consideration.
bill to repeal an act requiring executions to be
registered.
A bill to repeal act regulating proceedings il
magistrates courts
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Eronn tIs Mr.lrius Rnnnar

sr Williams has presented in the this series OF able
letters history the institution Of slavery the
American Continent its influences the general welfare Of
tecounty tracing the elements ofopposon it. exhibited
by Northern fan tsm eliminating last in the organization
eff sectional party designed overthrow that institutions and
by which the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Union effected The
author has treated his subject phoophc statesman and
result Of his lahors viii prove inesmabe addition
genuine Southern literature'n
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Mr.. BUMPASS: A bill TO declare the seat of
members of the Legislature vacant in cases wheer
removed from their districts at the period of claim
ing, or holding said seats. Referred to COMMITTEES
on Judiciary.
And the Senate adjourned to half past ten Mon
day morning.
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The twentieth tennessee Regiment.

The IWentieth Ieanessee hegIment,
Those having friends in this regiment wishing to
send packages of any kind can do so by sending the
same to the commission house of BENZ. F. SHIELDS
& Co.. to the care CT Maj. a. VIM, who will leave
on Monday, Oct. 18th.
N. B.-Major VIM has left with us a teiO pecEs
of letters for distribution which those having friends
in the 10th Regiment Col Blttles) will please call
and get.
oct4,t14th BF.s. 4 Co.
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TIE DAnT.-SIngle copies Of onr paper can be
&C at the counting-rOom at five cents. Ne us boys
and other dealers are furnished az two and halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, all
Lodging that the psper costs them i've cents
sepl9-d1
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ga regiment of Volunteers was formed at Good
Iettsville on the 10 inst, Of companies raised in
Robertson, Sumner and Smith counties. The fol
lowing are the officers elect JOIN W. HEAD, Col
onel; R. Il. MURPHY, Lieutenant Colonel; ana JAMES
j TuRNER Major.
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Our ARMY IN KENTUCKY is doing very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
send troops into that State and to enable our
brave leaders to do this without Withdrawing our
forces from other points where they are needed
just as much, all who can possible do SO, should
volunteer at once, SO that the 1000 additional
troops called for by oEr Governor may be in the
field before the enemy has time to fortify too much,
and those who have property liable loss BY fire
whether they volunteer or not should call without
delay to the well known Insurance Office of W. ].
MAEn No. % College street. and have it insured in
some of the oldest and most reliable Southern Com
panies. octlh
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ATTENnON, MERCHAErs A meeting of all the mer-
camille community, who are in any way interested
in the operations of the sequesration Act will be
held in the Court House on Monday morning, at IL
o'clock to adopt measures relative to said Act. Let
every one attend, as matters of vast Importance
will be presented before the meeting.
Come one, come all. Ry request of
MANY MERCHANTS.
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There are no sOathern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows 100 and
500 llei Soc lie 500 ISc; 400 lac per dozen.
Feathers are in limited demand at 25e per ID.
Wool IS ready sale at 2St93Oc per ID.
Whisky is held at sl9I.25 per. gallon for eoun>
try and T5SsOc for Nashville Rectasd, an advance
Of SC.
Lime is held at Zoe. per busheI for Stacked aud
Zoe. for unslacked
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OFF FOR VIRGINIA. All persons having letters for
Gen. ANDERsoNs Brigade, viii have them forwarded
if left at W. T. BERRY Cos, on the Public Square,
by II O'CLOCK Monday, October I4th.
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We call the attention of wholesale and retail
merchants to the large auction sale of Messrs.
TRABUE LUcUs, Tuesday and Wednesday, septem>
Der 10Th and 10TH 1861, they have large stock of
staple goods to be sold at this sale.
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now BEADH FoR Delivery
s L A V q r. Y
BY
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
LATE UNITED STATES HusTzR At oOr.rAsrrsOrrr.

The entire prOhtsof all sales are to devoted to the
relief the sick wounded soldiers the Confederate arm
under the direction special charge the 81 dies Soldiers
Relief Society nf Tennessee"
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE MCCAIN ZoUAvEs.-
30 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this
pany. This company will be attached to Col. An
GLADE's Zouaye Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill in
the regular Zouave drill and will go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months.
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
n. o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra MS Regt, Tenn. Vol.
If
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The book is entitled,

Letters on slavery from the Old world,
Written during the r the Presidency OF the United
States 1861 whchre aided letter Lord BRoUeHAA
the JosS BRowE rsd reference result the
Presidential election and its consequence BY JANIS WILLIAMS
late United States Minister to Turkey.
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The observations are, as far as possible made be
tween and in the morning, ! and 2 at noon, and
and in the evening.
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We are indebted to Mr.. MITCHELL MACKENZIE, OF
the house of Messrs COCHRAN Co., of this city for
late New York papers. he has just arrived, having
successfully run the blockade.
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TkVING tbs dsy sold Mr. Robt III mpssn, oar entire
interest the stock notes and accounts OF Thompson,
sperry Co, fake pleasure in recommending him 70 the
join n sPEBRY
HENRY sPERRY
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PREACHING To THE TExAN RANGER..-Dr. Huston
will preach e. the Fair Grounds, to Col. TERRT's
Regiment of Texan Rangers tomorrow at 81 o.
clock, P. NJ. The congregations from the city are
invited
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NORTH ALABA4[A.
FyHIs AouTishiDg school opened its eighth annual Oh %
inst with fall Facliy and large and steadily Increasing
numser Of pupils
Pupils charged from begnulngof the month during Rhish
they enter The Location safe and pleasant Catalogues con
ainnr fun Particulars sent application to the President
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Hotes taken q par
J. @. WILSON, Prsadsni.
HuutSvirs, Ala, sept 30, sl-dla'
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Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. T. BARDwELI, II
o'clock A. N.
Cumberland Presbyterian-Rev. W. N. REED, II
A. NJ.
McKendree-Rev. S. D. BALDWIN, II A. NJ and !
Pm.
Andrew Charge-Rev. W. D. F. SAwRIE, II A. NJ
and P. n.
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PREssMAN WASTED.-At this Office q good
Pressmap, to whom liberal wages will be given.
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huntsville FEMME College,

IL those Indebted 70 TIE firm Of Thompson, Eperry Co,
win p,ease forward without dalsy and Gske pay
as $780, q 2 s.. ei n RoBr THOMPSON 90
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CITY NOTICES.

| For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
! Office. dee29-tf
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DiasnIufiRm.

TEyHE copartnsrshp heretofore erg between the rnder
signed under the firm OF fH0nPsos, sPsRRE Co,
this day dissolved b. mutual consent John n spy and
Sperry retiring from the firm Tia business i'll
tuu,d By Tbompn under the Arm style Of R0BT
TBoNPsoN 90, who will pay all claims against tho Old ar
and is alone authorized the firm laaidaion
R0BT. TE0BPs0N
JOHN Y. s2ERRY
HENRY sPERRT,
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RECRUITS WASTED-To serve in the goth Regiment
now in Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance of the term-nine months. Any
one wishing to join will meet the undersigned at
DEMovnLE & Co.'S on Friday next, at II o'clock, or
at the office of LITToN BosT1CK. They will meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. J. ADAMS,
Lieut.. 10th Regiment
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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East Tennessee EsaY.

rrR are prepared furnish say q5aniiry n Tinofbv
~ ser Grlss or Glover Elsy u Ear Tenns-sse 0rorf
~ ssb,vs sy Of superior qua y, ps up IN nessbs5
raiue 800 pouGds the bale 0rdefs solicited ani aisa
.isb 6is5steh r. d. MCPHERSON 4 90.
TsSp55-d2n Hay flcksrs, Knoxyille, Tenn
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BANK NOTEs-We are requested by the officers of
the Bank to ask any person having Bank Note Pa
per to call in and see them in relation to supply.
Oct l2-H
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The SPEAKER appointed Messsrs. Rankin, Laws,
and Somervile the select committee under Mr..
Rankin resolution to inquire into and report the
cause Of absence of certain members Of this
House.
And then
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN of Shelby, the House
adjourned to eleven o'clock Monday morning.
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Army CIOthIng do De RTade.

AIDES desiring to work Army Clothing informed
that the QusrtermaserB DeparSmenent now has large
quantity Of be given out daily with fair prospect Of
steady work for the winter
Parties applying for work must give satisfactory security for
its prompt execution, according to the Regus
Ia.ions Of the Department G. W CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Q1aTteTmester P. S. c. 8
Nashville, Oct. G, '6I-d2y
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AttentIon soIdiers.

All officers and men members of the 23d Regi.
ment, absent on furlOugh, are ordered to report
themselves Immediately for duty at Regimental
Headquarters, Bowling Green, KY. Il
MATT. MARTIN Col CONG.
HORACE READY, Adjutant. Octl2 dot
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Having received marching orders, all absent offs
GERS and men belonging to the 10th Regiment are
directed to join the Regiment Immediately. By or
der of A. HERMAN, Col Commanding.
W. L. MCCoNNICo, A5jutant.
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NJ FTFMTNt, oeered = resoIption

Mr. FLEMING offered resolution instructing
the Committee on the Judieisry to report a bill
levying the war tax in accordance with the pro-
visions of the act of the Congress Of the Confeder
ate States which was adopted under suspension
Of the rule.
Mr.. RANKIN offered resolution authorizing the
select committee to inquire into the absence of
certain members, to send for persons and papers.
which was adopted under a suspension of the
rule
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
SENATE

SENATE.
SAIUBDAY, OCToBER r. 1861.
Senate met at ten O'Clock, the SPEAKER in tn,
chair.
The journal was read.
REPORTED BILLS.
Mr.. JONES reported Senate bill for the relief Of
sherifs and corOners, and asked to be discharged
from further consideration.
A bill to repeal an act requiring executions to be
registered.
A bill to repeal an act regulating proceedings il
magistrates courts.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Mr.. JONES asked leave of absence, which was
granted to Senator nderson of Wilson, until noon
Monday.
THE CAPITOL.
Mr.. BARROW presented a report from the Com
nlssioners of the State capitol accompanying it
with remarks he spoke Of the success of the Com
missioners, their labors the besuty of the work
they have superintended-paid tribute to the
genius of its architect William Strickland-and
closed by moving the appointment of q committee
OF hree on the report for a final settlement with
the Commissioners. Carried.
CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. SPURLOCK: A resolution making certain
changes in the State Constitution. Lies over.
ALIENS.
Mr.. TURNER: A bill to repeal an act''to abate
the suits of aliens. Passed first reading.
sEoUEsTRATIoN.
Mr.. MAXWELL Whereas the operation of the
sequestratiOn law VIII be disastrous to the citizens
of the Confederate States, if the collection of the
claims therein sequestered be pressed at a time
when sl the energies Of the country are devoted to
sustaining the present war and whereas such
course of procedure will materially impair, if not
wholly destroy, the ability of the debtor, whose
liability is sequestered, to pay his Southern eredi
tors by contract and whereas it is right to estab-
lsh some rule of value for the government of such
courts as may be assigned Co pass upon the
cAims Of Southern citizens to indemnity under
said seq 1estratOn lave
Therefore be Il ReSOlosi. That our Senator's and
Representatives be, and they are hereby requested
to procure such mOdIfc4t iOn I'D amendment of the
said sequestrstion laws as will attain the object
herein indicated Lies over.
MILITARY AND FINANCIAL BOARD
The report of the Board was received, laid on the
table, and 1000 copies ordered to be printed.
STATE CENSUS.
Mr.. HILL presented the response of the Secretary
of State to the call for abstract of State
Received and transmitted 90 the House.
ELECTION OF PRIMER
Mr.. NORRIS: To elect public printer on Tuesday
18th of October. Lies over.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE CAPITOL.
Messrs. spurlock, Morris, and Wilson, of Law
renee.
Mr.. BARTON: A resolution to amend the Code
Lies over.
FACTORIES.
Mr.. TURNEY A bill to encourage Cotton and
Wool Factories. Passed first reading.
EHlGRATING SENATORS.
Mr.. BUMPASS: A bill 10 declare the seat of
members Of the Legislature vacant in cases wheer
removed from their districts at the period of claim
ing, or holding said seats. Referred to COMMITTEES
on Judiciary.
And the Senate adjourned to half past ten Mon
day morning.
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LAWS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
Ky Authority.

LAWS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
BY Auth5ritT.
sVOZ S7
Resolutions to provide Troops the field with bread AL fssh
provisions
Resolved b he the Confederate states Of Anercl,
That the secretary War ard be is hereby, directed to fur
nish to such OF oar troops IN the f. As desire Is spon rsgus
lion as and hsne5r practicable, in leu Of the usual ration
Of sf an eaivo ent we'll 5d bread. and % this end be
eubore st.bsh bakeries 10 such numbers an1
points as may be Necessary maze eaniaos Tor the sappy
OF such bread
Resolved, That diy ration Of irn vegetables BE- irrs cd
to All t ops whenever BE- provided AZ
cost and charges 70 the Government
approved August 81 1871
no ISL
Resoiulio7s in respect 90 accounts OF TIE c0ngr
Resolved By the congress Of the Confederate states o. America
thai tb accounts anst he basel and baing within
he fies Of secretary for ne expenses payable out Of the
fund OF the congress, sta Re paid out o. said fund
bers such enatss marked Appr,y ~ the ChLrmln
OF he COMMITTEES on scc01ns aad were ead secretary eerthss
tbe s.rou,s founded therein be ustara correct
Resolved frr.her Thai accouna agan1t he congress ap
proved b. Quantities en- accounts Be PAd cut 81 sal con-
tingsnt fund
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DISSOLUTION.
fHHE partnership heretofore existing between HUsH MCCREA
and W. HooPER HARRIS, under the firm style Of Hugh
McCrsa Co. this day dissolved b. mutual consent, W,
Hooper Harris having sold his entire interest socS
and accounts Hugh Ncoes who will continue the business
at the old stsnd under the firm OF Hugh AeCrsa Co.,
who have assumed the liabilities Of the old firm and
authorized to set lie the old books
HUGH MccREA.
W HOOPER EARRIs
NOTICE
AVING entered the army Tennessee have disposed
entire interest tn the firm Of Hugh McCrea Co. to
Mr. Hugh McUrea and would my friends continuance Of
the patronage to s Arm that they generously extended
70 the old
sepl3 W HOOPER HARRIS.
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Al ACT to suend the Act Incorporating the Com
pany the Stats Of Virginia Of Richmond passed March TO-
1861
Be enacted By the Gensa Assembly, That The and
second sections passed March 49, 1853 entitled
incorporate tie insurance. oOnpsny e the State Of Virginia
Richmond and the hereby aerded ard euact
ed to read as follows
Sec l. Be enacted by the General Assembly OF Virginia,
That Afford Wellington Godn Daniel Doson
other persons be hereafter associated with them,
be, they hereby constituted and adea body polite
and coEporse style the Insurance Company
STATE Virginia and By that and style invested
with ali te rights privileges conferred made subject
s rules regulations and restrictions imposed ny fine code Of
Virginia. applicable such corporations and not neonent
with the provisions Of this act.
Sec capital Of said corpo alton shall net be less
than hundred thousand dollars than msn
dollars divided into shares twenty dollars each.
B0LLING W. HAXALL, Pres.
o. +. BREsEE, Secretary.
STATE VIRGINIA, CGTY OF RICHMOND, to-wit-
Personally appeared before me- Notary Public for the city
aforesaid Boiling Haxa President and Bresee, Secrea
~ the Company Of the State Virginia and made
oath that the within statement Of the Affairs Of said company
correct and true
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of September 1851
J. L. APPERs0N, MP.
The undersigned continue wte Policies IN the above ra
bic company. and settle losses promptly.
Il. K. &P.P P. PECK, Agents.
Colonnaee Building, Cherry and Dsadsrck stS
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Fine Colts Rifle for sale. Apply at City Hotel
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EETsgIfrNG 20 move West have d=tsruiaed % ~ ~
~ fam containing 252 ssres ying p 1917 - ~
er1ss-e7 o. t Eaers Of BIh river, and m -7
Na.hviIle and Casttsseogs Eaiirosa s-a ii, r. -
E1 s,5 aaiies ffoza he cd Also-s ri.a.9fy
Thrs arc fi0 or sros seri ltns 49, y - 10
Frfiin-s necessary arm and za good
Frses,ons sell there isn re So sa Py q Pooa
~ - 800 -ood zil PSF i7r iaslf tsos Eheses slso
- 1911 hons upon this iand- The texas VII be made
sPeLola 49, Il vim take part all IL likely NsgroeI OF
s oo ~ Il 500 II good Mares and Mules IS deter
mined % sell F0r further particulars address ne a. ssHh
Springs. s-''-
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BUGIER WASTED.-Apply at the camp of the Texas
Rangers at the Fair Grounds.
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uOIasses Cheaper than Bacon at Gents.
~ BBLs Superior Sugar Refinery Moagses; Just
OV ceved and for sale BY PAYNE, JAMES & co.
Nashville, October 4. '6l-d3t
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STATE LIBRARY.

Mr.. DEMOSS presenteda report OF the State Lii
brsrian, and on his motion, it was ordered that
two hundred and fifty copies be printed for the
use Of the House.
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100 Recruits Wanted for the Confederate
States Service.

Stout sblebOdied men will be received to com>
plete Battery of Light Artillery to go mmediate>
ly into active service. Uniforms and equipments
furnished on enlistment
Apply to No 81, Broad street, over Moulton &
Reeds Store. B. A. TERRETT,
HI. 7. SCoTT,
octlO-Iw Recruiting Officers
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Removed.

HAVE removed Shoe estabshne to Market street,
50s near the public square, next door 10 Morrow Son
where would be pleased to former and friend
And shall sndeavor at all tim 70 keep hand general
neut Of Home Made Boots and Shoes, ia as grsa
variety and at low rates the price Justify
Army boots and Shoes and all kinds ofheavy kept
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
sep20-tf JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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LOT FCLARIFIEp AND PINE BROWN
se.5 n PAYNE, JAMES < 90.
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"a A0O VELVET CORKS; Just rsssissd
'6 ~ yy'OO --' '0' 7A's PAYNE. JAMES = co
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CoUnfTV Residence for sale.

VERY desirable pl.ce one hours ride from Nashville,
"A house nearly new containing ten conveniently
snged Four Of rich land with $50 choice fruit trees Of
sll kinds. Possession given at any time.
Address 2 o., Box 1911, Nashville. sep2l '6l-dlmF
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FFyO exchange twenty Woodland In tie vicinity
OF NalhTillls for city property Negroes. Apply to
p. r. Ray.
SEPT I'd STATE Capital
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TINTIL further notice feghts shipment BewnggeI
dintermediate points will be received until O'CLOCK
seplO J. d. PHLEE9ER, Agent.
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GenerSI OrdersH--NO. So.
FoRT HENhY, TENNESSEE RIVER, |
Octnhe- & 1871