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(rnt:pa;:Om on CostiEeMess.

No one Of the many ills flesh Is heir to is preva-
lent, so l;tlt understood, and much ~ gscied
CostiTciie-s Often originating in CTeesSne.., or
deEt.ry habits, II IS regarded slight disorder Of TOO
little consequence 70 excite anxiety while in reality il
= the precursor and companion % many OF the
iat" and dangerous diseases ana unisss early eradi-
Gated It viii bring the sufferer to uutimey grave
Among the lighter evils OF which costIveuess Is the
al attendant are Headache, Cole, Rheumatism, Foul
breath Piles and others OF Ike nature while long
train Or irgAtiui diseases such as MALI Feyers
Assesses by-euiery, D.arTua, dyspepsia ApCpieay,
Epilepsy, Praly is ystcri HyPuchpsdTiasis, Meian-
Choy and Insanity first indicate their presence in the
system by tbs alarming symptom .,ot Uafrrqucrtly
the dissasrs named originate 10 -5iatioa, but take
independent existence surss the cause - orai-
Gated iu early stage Prom li these considerations
% follows that cine d.-sr,- $500 AID receive immediate at
t,utiyu Whenever 81 occurs and person should neg
i.Ct TO get box Of CrFH- Fuis tie frs: appear
aicr o. the complaint, their timely VIII cxpe
i"-i!uca. approaches 81 disease and destroy this dan
g.r0-s Zoe 70 human i.-.
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Gpsfial 4 oticrs.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.


KsIl ANS
Z u l. NJ O y G w \ + r; II 8
TEE Original Medicine Established in 1884, and first
ticlc Of the kind ever introduced nd name o
"PuLNOSlC WAFERS " il this any other country
all other Fumcnic Waters couuterfeits. The gen
uine can be SHOWN by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed on each WAFER
BEYAS'S PUIMoSIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Gods, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BgYAx's PUINoxIc WAFERs
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
RRgAN's PUIMoSlC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN'S rUINoSIc WATERS
Relieve Incipient ConsuuI toH, Lung Dis, ases
: BRYAS'S PUIMoSIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Jvua and Tonsis.
BRYAS's PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PUMoNIC WATERS
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULNoSIC WAFFEs
Are adapted for VOcasts and Public Speakers
BEY,S's PCLMoSc WATERS
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAN's PUIMoNIC WtFERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRytN's PUIMoSIc WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one
No family should b. without box or
BRYAS's PCLMoNIC WAFEHS
in the house
No traveller should he without supply of
BRYAN'S PULNoNlc WATERS
in his pocket.
Nor will ever object to give for
BRYAN'S PCLNoSIC WATERS
Twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rrcaester,N
Sold by E. Y. GEiGGs, Ottawa, and all good Drug
zsts. nOvi.-6m
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THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. =. 1861.
The Flour market exhibited more life TODAY.
and much better business was done. The sales
were at $3ai for supertine, and $+.25ai.i0 TOR
choice spring wheat extras, the market closing
steady. Wheat was weaker. No. spring sold at
I3a13ic., and No. a: 1s!a19c., the market closing
weak, with downward tendency. Corn was less
attive. and the market shade lower. Mixed sold
at 2Si a2S!c. in store, and bag lots at 31aGlc. on
track. Barley and Eve remain unchanged and
dull. Butter duh at S4lIc. Dressed Hogs lower,
with large recelptS
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Miscellaneous.

THE AMNGANiT,0S or LANGUAGEs.-Thsre is \ grow
ing tendency in this age appropriate the most
pressiye words of other languages and after while to
incorporate them into thus the word Cepha-
lic which is from the Greek, signying for the head
is becoming popularzed in connection with Mr..
Spaldng's great Headache remedy, but it will soon be
used in general way, and the word Cephaiic will
become common Eectrotype and many others
whose distinction foreign words has been worn away
by usage until they native and TO the
manor born
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No Extension OF TAN PAYING.-We lean n
from Springfield that the House has pas
sed u bill extending the time for collecting
taxes in all the counties of the State ex-
ccpt Ia Sale, Kane, Dekalb and Boone.
As the time Tor the return of the Collect.
crs books is close Mt hand we advise all
vino have not yet paid up to do so without
delay and not subject the collectors to dc
lay and themselves to costs,
Mr.. Lockwood will be in his Office dai'v
until , o clock P. NJ. and every evening to
receive taxes
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OvEE ENgITr sEST. aud the uleuta! ca and anxiety
incident close as.-utiDn business study,
among tIc numerous cause. Of Nervous Heai2che-
The a.sorLrred state Of mind and body incident to this
distressing complaint i fatal blow all energy aud
ambition Sufferers 10y L= scTlcr always obtain
speedy relief from Thee distressing attacks by using
Of the CcpA4!ic Pills Whenever tbs symptoms APP
lear. J. 4a..ts the oFrra>sci bTAa ami soDthes the
strained and J-rr.l nerves and v-.aScs The tension Of
the stomach which ai~.y 1FIres and aggraya ate
tie I.sJTIrTrd condition uf lie brain.
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BRDGET.-Mssus wants yoI to send her box Of Ce-
phaiic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pills.-but I'm
thinking that's just il hcr; bat perhaps yen be
after moving what it is. We she's nigh dead and
gone with the sick Headache. and wants more OF
that same ; relaiVed her before.
DruggSt.-fOu must mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills.
Brloget.-ochi sure no" and you've sed il, here's.
the quarher and Civ the Pills and don't be all day
about il either.
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FIyE WoKK-We have SO repeatedly
had occasion to admire the work of Mr..
GustaY Koch, whitesmith, over Brunker' s
Gun shop, that we concluded to make &
note of it. lie has now in his shop several
beautiful models of new inventions, ready
for Transmitting to the patent office, that
are really worth looking at as specimens
of mechanical skill. Inventors that have
occasion for such work will find it worth
while TO look il at Mr. Koch's establish
ment.
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AVcseiab!e syrup, sure a.G sovereign 'or III. RELIEF
and c1-e Of C.lIs. Coughs. Asthma, WLooP.nz Cough,
Hoa-seness Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Throat or
Dp,heria Neural gia, and Pain ia the Bre4s. Il cures
a cough with bad cold in night. Use i FOR child
rem when they sick II cures heir cold, makes
them breathe easy and quietly and restores them
to health without the sckz!ng eject OF Antimon. or
Ipecac.
Sold by Druggists in bottles &c, 5oc., and a. and
in Ottawa by T. Y. GHIGGS.
Western Depot, 20 South Clark St, Chicago. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
decl-Iy Ii. IVES
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SOME Pork The finest lot of hogs of the
season was brought to town on Monday by
by Mr.. Francis Libby. There we're eleven,
averaging 1876 each in weight. Several
reached the hie firIIre Of 300 lbs
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81 DID you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the tHrohhuc temples the sycred brow. the
IOa.hiug aud disgust the sight Of food. How totally
uuft Won pleasure, conversation study
On. o. H.. Cep.'.- Pills would have relieved you from
al the suffering which you then experienced. For this
and other purposes Won should always LE box Of
them on hand TO occasion requires.
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GHrAT Gt-covFHT. Among the most important OF all
the great med discoveries %! This may be qpusi
a,T.J tie system of vaccination fer prJteCtiCHi
Small FoE, the c. PAa!c E! Tor relief Of lie dGche and
the OF Qui15ae fer tie prevention Of F-yc-s, either
OF which is a specific whose benefits 80. b. expe
rierced iy suffering humanity long rr their discover
eTs are forgotten.
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eAfGiy sSCIliZrtl.

Hi lad N 'orrible eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hapothecares hand says hi 10 she
man, Can you herSe of 'eadache ~ " Does it
hache ard says u. - Hexceedngly, says hi, hand
upon that e gave ine a Cephac PHI, hand 'pon me
'onor it cured SO quici, that 'ardy realized al
'ad 'eatachc.
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FACT WORM h>ovG sG.-SraiIiuE'- Cephalic Ps are
"a certain cure ;ar - H-n.aele, Bilious Il adacbe,
Nervous Headache Ca..i.llrss and General Debility.
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HOPE. -

E1y Still CSwAgr-Ater thorough trial by innu-
merahe living witnesses Nerritk ks Sugar Coated Pills
have proved TO be the medicine OF the age. This
dy continues steadily to advance in the estimation
the world the best family medicine ntrOduc ed
In ali bilious arrangements they fail and a
universal cathartic, exec! AL others Price % cents
See advertisement On third pa ye.
oc13-ly W. ". CAPHOS, TrdUeljRg AGENT.
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Er. John HUXLEY.

VETERINARY SURGEON, whose success in The
treatment of the different diseases TO which horses
and cattle LIABLE has been for the last my ysdIS
satisfactorily established. Dr. ~ not one OF those
inerant mouatebanks that nest almost every part OF
the country but is permanently iocated in otn"a' IL
WAYS 10 be found at the Central :ouse, prepared l.
furnish medicines and to perform any operations aoc
cording to the necessity OF the case oeo-o"i
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WIsufS JAMS ADAJR success IN his educational ef
forts, hope his Improvement in URsIsISG MACHINES
viii be justly appreciated. His draining pillow received
the drst prem UrG at the Illinois State Fair ills fall,
four others, and from tie certificates or more sn
dozen Of d:sjutsrested persons in this county who
have made and lad made over eleven thousand rods
oE dram with several machines, vel a from our
personal knowledge In the case, believe drain
ing done with his machine is worth, perhaps, twice
much d tia; done ~ any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized from it, W are
persuaded VIII be appropriated TO good use.-nen-
. 6gtI CbSeyyrF. d=c-.-tIa
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AcrIcmrf,lrm, xoc:ctr.

The ninth annual e,;.r- q tAi, Society wl he held
Ls'; Guard Hall. wednesday, The c.h OF FetrUa
~ next, at 10 o'yoc. 4 'lll ATTENDANCE is de-
sired
By rule OF the Society all persons who bought
badges the last annual Fair are members fc-
year, and entitled - vote al the annual meeting,
take active par; IL the proceedings.
jau2G-2w }. .. HARRIS, .Sec'y.
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There will he union prayer meeting held daily,
Sunday exceptedl in the basement OF the Plymouth
Church, cling Monday, Jan. 2t < o'clock
A NJ, and TO continue hour All the friends Of Zion
are solicited t. attend LATMAS.
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sis>EsTaacc Department.
CIS.:fi.SN. TRUE AZ Co..
Il \ y X O l. Q L L a w \

AGENTS FOR TIE
JFTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York City.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Nov York City.
NORTH AMERICAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven Conn.
HOME FIRE PARTICIPATING INSURANCE co,
New Haven, Conn.
NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OswegO. y. Y.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Alton, Ii.
LA SALE COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co,
Ottawa, Ill.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Newark, y. J.
Ottawa, January Il, 116l.
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EOiice 10 kSsEjlsEcrs.
Kiss Davis School.

CyHTS SCHOOL will commence on Tuesday. Sept 4th.
= Room in the JdS. HrEt ~ t.s BTPts.f tnIrch.
TJY1IOE-Primary, $500; Common English, $500
Higher English, 5000. SEPT
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Tickets p cents at Bean & Morgan :.
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The Price in Figures on Goods

So that the experienced and the inexperienced buyer
placed equal footing, and the one shall fare
well the Otler. My Goods are Harked LOtc, and
there will be
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DUy YopRsCHooL BOOKS at .
- iany9 ORT0N'S BOOK SrONExr
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CHICAGO MARKET.

FL. CRAWFORD, Secy pro tan.
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REEEABLE NEWS OF TIRE WAR IN
MISSOURI

Dls A@SNASj ON'J
EpIroRs LOUISVILLE COURIER: As the only
organ through which we were wont to receive
anv reliable information Of the movement Of
our brave State troops has been suppressed at
the point Of the bay0net BY the tools Of the
despotic military tyTant, Lincoln, take occa-
sion to forward for publication in your fearless
and able journal, tie following truthful par
ticulars Of the glorious victories Of our brave
Mlssourians IN the first place, | will give
vou the following details OF the battle of Car
tbaUe. from an eve witness, whose letter l
possess. It gives fat and whitening contra
diction of the nefarious lies ProPagatsd BY the
telegraph, and through that means perpetuated
in the Infamous St. Louis Democrat, Repubh-
can, Evening Negcs, and every other sheet
which is opposed to the true liberties OF the
people, as interpreted by our glorious constltu-
tion. But for the battle Of Carthage and the
victory Of MissouTi's brave sons. My cores
poudent heads his communication with the
following:
GLORIOUS VICTORY NEAR CARTHAGE, JASPER
COUNTY, NO.
a battle between the federals, under the
mercenary Col Sjegel, and the State troops,
under command OF Gen. Rajnes, took place
on the 55h inst, near Carthage, where there
was a big fght-the State troops proving
themselves most efficient soldiers, and eXalO-
tied courage dRu 6dfiHg WUILuy tilC oeSb va :
of chivalry. The fsdeTals were completely
routed with immense slaughter and pursued
for twelve miles. The road for the entire dis
tance was TRACKED with blood and dotted with
dead bodies Two pieces Of artillery were
captured, together with thirty wagons laden
with camp squipage, provisions and much
other valuable property. Col. Fox, who made
bis mark at our first battle Of independence at
BoOnville, from the brick house, together with
Capt. Staples, Of the Independent Rangers,
also did good service in the fight. The loss OF
the State was four killed aud about sixty
wounded. The total loss of the enemy, ~
may be supposed from what I have alreaGy
stated, must have been immense, and wili-pi
coufse be kept as secret as possible, for were
all the truth told OF their engagements Il
would be impossible to get any more foreign
aid; as it is, the Dutch have had sufficient Of
Missourians' cold steel. The State forces are
well organized and ready and anxious to drive
forever from their soil the mercenaTy invaders
~ The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the ia
inst, says that clothing for fifty Thousand
troops in the department Of the Ohio, is to b,
made in New York by the 18th OF August, anC
sent to that city for distribution.
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TO THE VOTERS OF FAYETTB
alnEI ~

FELLOW CITIZENS: A few weeks ago an
nounced myself as a candidate to OTepresent you
in the legislature Of the State. My feeble
health precluded me from entering the service
CT my country in the capacity Of a volunteer
in the army, and thinking that might sub
serve its interests in the legislative halls,
placed ny name before you and asked your
suffrages for the position indicated. At the
time OF my announcement there were no other
candidates in the field, and it was thought that
I would be permitted to run without opposition.
Recently, however, a clique Of SOmerviIle
politicians have been at work to effect nv
defeat, aud need not name the candidate WHO
is brought out for that purpose, for you all
know to whom l refer. Everything is being
brought 10 bear against me by this clique, and
have to trust to your justice and magnanirnity
for nv vindication. / believe that shall not
trust in vain, and that your verdict on the 1st
day Of August will be population Of the
dictations OF the SomeTville clique.
need scarcely tell you what my position
on the questions of the day is. AS editor Of
the Southern Repsblie l have promulgated my
opinions, aad you ali know what they are,
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For COngHess.

n VI IJIEEFs VDoa
VIZ. T. AVERY is 8 candidate TO represent the 10th
Congressional District in the Congress the Confede-
rate States ieIS-te
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From south-vestern missouri.

The st, Louis Democrat, of the 16.b, has the
following news from the Southwest:
Capt Conrad's command, which had been
left at Neosho, report that on the 5lh Of July
they were surrounded by fifteen hundred Ar
kansas troops, and were given fifteen minutes
time to surrender. Before the time expired
the enemy's force was increased to three thou
sand. Capt. Conrad then surrendered ais com
mand. Ben. McCulloch was present.
Gen. Price and Gov. Jackson then demsaded
that their men and arms be delivered to the
Missouri troops. The Arkansas officers re-
fused this demand. Afterwards, Capt. En-
nett Mcdonald passed among them and in
Quired if they were not st. Louis boys They
replied they were. The captain then treated
a number of them to lager beer. They were
then sent of, after taking the obligation not to
bear arms against the Southern Confederacy,
under the escort Of Arkansas troops, as it was
understood that the Missourians intended to
murder them.
The escort accompanied them some thirty
miles, when they were left to find their way to
Springfield.
A large number Of Indians, were present in
the camp at Neosho.
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v are authorized 70 announce D. Y. CURRIN, Esq.
Of this city candidate 70 represent this Confessional
District in the Congress Of the Confederate States
the ansninE alectiol. iaIS-taa
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EnT GnngPs al,

re are authorized to announce JOS. X MOSBY as
candidate for seat IN the Confederate Congress.
fgT
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FEoM SHIg ISLAND The c. s. steamer
Swain, Capt. Sanders, arrived here this morn
ing from Ship Island, having left the fortlfea-
lions yesterday at noon. The troops were in
tne condition and well prepared to receive the
enemy. The black republican steamer Mass
achuset Is and her tender were lying off the
island, Just IN sight. Everything. however.
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For COBigFese

E0~ Congress.
We are authorized to announce J D. @. ATKINS as
a candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Ninth Congressional District. je29-tde
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JOfnt Resolution for the Pardon Of
Abraham Lincoln.
The following Joint resolution, to approve
certain act q Of the United
State >1surrection, !"
ha. -, - aderation Of
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Incidents Of the mRrtInSbnTg Battle.
From the Baltimore Erehangs we copy the
following incidents of the late great federal
victory at Falling Waters, HainesvilIe and
Martinsburg, on the south of the Potomac.
The feat of the ''eontrabaad" Virginia mig
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ca Capt. James Williams, Of Tennessee,
minister to Constantinople, under Buchanan,
passed through Louisville, few days ago, on
his return from his foreign mission. He is an
accomplished gentleman, and will soon be
heard from in the southern army.
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The Cincinnati EnqEirer of the l7.h
inst, says that clothing for fifty thousand
troops in the department Of the Ohio, is to be
made in New York by the 18th Of August, and
sent to that city for distribution.
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L y,
date TO represent Madison, Haywood, Lauderdale and
Upton counties, in the state Senate. jyls-tas
west Tennessee Wing, Avalanche Bulletin and Ar
gus copy and send account to this office.
For the Legislature.
We authorizz d 10 announce the name Of SAMUEL
Il. COWARD a candidate for the Floating Repre-
sentative in the State lie sIaure the c5uHties of
Fayette, Shelby and Upton. jylO-te'
For the Legislature.
We are authorized to announce E. W. &UNFORD,
Esq, candidate to represent the county Shelby
in the lower house Of the State legislature. 59-te
Legislative.
RICHARD sO8ERvLLE OF Upton county, es a
candidate for the Floating Representative in the state
Legislature, from the counties OF Fayettes Shelby and
Upton. Tvs te'
Legislative.
We are authorized to announce the name of JOHN
MARTIN, of Shelby county, candidate for Repre-
sentative in the State legislature from the county of
Shelby. iy6-te.
For the Legislature.
ROLFE S. SAUNDERS is q ca9dldsse for Floating
Representative in the state legislature from the
counties Of Shelby, Fayette aud Tipton. Election lst
OF August [te'
Fer Congress,
We are sutbOriz al 70 announce W p. BOND, Of Hay
wood candldste for Doiezate TO the Confederate Cn
gress, from the Tenth Congce.s sonal District j9te
Papers in the district copy.
FoY Congress.
we are author zad to announce JOs. HOsBY as a
candidate for a seat in the Confederate Congress.
iy7 te
For CODgFE SIS.
We authorized b snnouacs the name OF B. D.
EABBR9 csutdzte to represent the 10Th District
in the Confederate Congress which meets Richmond
the 2ith inst Election first THURSDAY ia August.
jy5te Papers Of the dsrIc and send bin TO MIN
For Congress.
We are authorized % announce JOHN @. FARRING-
TON candidate to represent the lOh Congressional
DiStcic OF TsBnes- delegate in the Congress Of
the Confederate states. iel0-te@
For Congress.
WI. T. AVERY is 8 candidate TO represent the 10th
Congressional District in the Congress OF the Confeds-
rate States. ielS-te
For Congress.
y authorized 70 RnnOUnce D. Il CuRBIN, Esq,
OF this city q candidate represent this Congressional
District in the Congress OF the Confederate States at
the ensuing election. jelS-tes
For Congress.
we authorized and requested - snnouuce r. G.
the Confederate States OF America which assemblies at
Richmond on the 10Th day Of July next. jels-te
FO~ Congress.
We are authorized to announce J D. @. ATKINS as
a candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Ninth Congressional District je2s-tde
For Congress.
We are authorized TO announce NJ b. HILL. of
Trenton as a candidate for the Confederate Congress
from the Ninth Congressional District. js22-tdeE
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=. esguhHHLL,
Proprietor Gayoso House.
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W are Authorized 10 announce P. LEWIS for Major
Of The Third City Regiment composed OF tHe Sixth
Seventh and z shth Wards. Election 23Td July.
irIQ..e
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We are authorized to -UHce WM. Z. STEPHENS
as q candidate for Judge OF the Fourteenth Judicial
Circuit composed Of the counties OF HeuderEon Hay
wood and Madison, to iii Inc vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Hon John Read iy17-te
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For Nudge,

We are authorized 70 announces T. p. SGURLOCK,
ESQ as candidate for Judge OF the Fourteenth Judi
cia Circuit, composed OF the counties Of Haywood
Madison and Henderson. Election first THURSDAY Of
August iyI7 -dawte