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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE BESRAsEs

Ea>SSEaS Dr. KING, formerly Of New York, FOR ths
@ASsS Eour years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who
5syad his ATTENTION to the treatment Of private diseases FOR sytF
hrtv Yerrs Eaters himself having attended 10 practice %
Ilsny years. cured thousands, be enabd
All diseases Of private natures matter bow bs6 they may
from mi adsus medical treatment, from neglect their
Dr. Kinqg Dssensary No. @ Desdck Chsry
ara The sqrars where be all diseases Of prVs nature
ssoRHEA cured without nsnei9as neons % inisTisacs
from business
sTEIcTUKEs efod recent da sEsctaaly cured In few
By an operation which pain. where Sctus
sT health cannot enjoyed Perhaps Odsass csusI sss
aisphisf and undsrraiues the constitutions 90 nueh.
syPHrLs with an the disses Of tas skin, yr0Eng out
lat on can sdectually cured in days.
szrAL WRAKaEs particular attention having EVea to
a 1ea and all The consequences yrsEin gift brouEhs
On in auy cases the destructive habits Of noonsderlts
Youths and excessive indugenee Of the FASHIONS neglect Of
sh viii undermine ne eonstituon rendnE the subject IA
AZ for business Bocy, and causing premature cid
Females Who nag aboTing with dculy Of Toe Wonb
nay rest assures Of Immediate relis
Persons residing abroad b. writing and stating TIER case Win
re- euclossd directed Dr. A. King Me- q DeSdfck street,
Nashys Fsna viii have the Necessary medicine sent 70 heiF
1ddrsss With necessary dFsons Strict lecrsy osvsd 0Hss
Sours fron o'clock N tbs roEaag unl u he sVniss
: RayA9s I1S9-4&WU
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For The Wnr.

l am, by authority, raising regiment FOR THE
WAR. 1t is to be hoped that the struggle will be
short but whether long or short it is now evident
that the people of the South have to fight it through
or consent to become the Obedent slaves of North
ern sespotism.
will gladly accept the applications of such
companies as are willing tc devote themselves to
the CT our Confederscy until its independence
is recognized. 4.-
1 will furnish good arms and all that the regu-
lations allow. --
Those desiring to join the regiment will address
me by letter or telegraph, OF apply in person at
this place.
Fifty dsllaIs Bounty is given BY the Government
to each volunteer for three years, or the war.
JOHN c. BURCH,
c. S. A. Aid to Gen. PILIOw.
Columbus, KY, December Ssh, 1861.
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finally disposed Of And the House of Representa-
tves was responsible for the failure of these mea
sures to be acted upon. He COMMENDED that it wa
the duty of Representatives to have remained a.
their posts until the day fixed upon for adjourn
ment and to have transacted the business which the
interests of the people and of the State demand
Here the House was without quorum, notwith.
standing there was sufficient number Of members
in the city ia constitute quorum, and the conse
quence was the public business had to be neglected
De felt it due to himself and to the Representatives
present to say this much, and to demand another
call of the House to show who neglected the public
business. ---siVe-
The call was ordered, and resulted in showing
only iorty~seven Representative pFesent-the same
as under the previous call, except thst Mr.. Ed
wards was present and Mr.. Martin, of Shelby was
absent.
RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. SOMERVILLE, the House too K
a recess until three o'clock.
CALL OF TIE HOUSE.
At three O'Clock, Mr.. CARTER demanded call
of the House.
The call was ordered, when the 70 llcw.
ing Representatives, answered to their names Il
Messrs. Brooks of Jackson, Carr Carter Guns
Minis, Demoss, Donaldson, Easily, Edwards, Ellis,
Fisher, Fleming, Floyd, Gardner, Garner, Garrett
son, Hgw kns. Hill of Hsmilton Hill of Haywood
House, Jsrnsgin, Jones, JopliRg Kennedy, Lowery,
Marlin of McMlnn, Martin of Shelby, Martin of
Wilson, McCallum, McClelland, Willard, Miller,
Moseley, Osborne, Parker, RsglaDd, Rogers Somer-
vile, FOLEY, Tucker, Walker, Warner, Written
Woods, and Speaker Keeble-44
So there was no quorum present.
Mr.. CARTER said it was evident there would be
no quorum in attendance this afternoon, and he
therefore moved that the Houae adjourn to seven
o'clock tomorrow morning, which motion pre-
vailed.
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A DUEL AT MANAssAs.-A correspondent of the
Columbus (Ga) Enquirer, writing from Centreville
November 9th, says:
duel was fought yesterday morning at Mitch
ellis Ford, on Bull Run, between Msj9r Sebels
(brother of Col. ]. J. Seibels of the 9th Alabama
Regiment and DR.. Bland, of the 9TH South Carolina
Regiment, in which the former gentleman was badly
wounded, the ball entering his right side and com
ing out the left though not penetrating the cavi-
ty. Major Seibels is q large, fsshy man, and his
wound is q severe one, having been made by large
szs pistol bali leard this unfortunate affair grew
out Of game Of chess. Major S. fred at the word
one his antagonist took deliberate aim and fred at
the word trse! Both acted with great GOODNESS and
bravery. DR.. F. A.. Sanford of your city, was
the attending surgeon Of DR.. Bland.
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The friends aud soqusinnees Of tbs late Mrs. RVELINA
kIoHOL wife Of the late John NihoL already sp-
pred OF the deata OF that aDiable and much essoed lady
This sad event ransped her late residence on Sumner
seet in the city OF Nahve, Nc nday afternoon the 18th
inst sympathsng with The grief OF her stricken family
approaching the rsparable loss they have In th
me ehoiy Bereavement one who knew her long and WE'LL
hopes this hubble tribute to the memory OF the deceased
be regarded upon the saerensss or eir cr
row. Mrs Nehol was lady Of superior judgment finely
HVafd TASTE and earnest and dVoied In her Affections
esc attachments which unceasipg couIa
served the ana beco ing the stations
ef VIE mother and friend Kind sdeate aud ehsritabie
the chdren Of want and a always und IN her that
spirit Of true bnevo which turned away empty
handed the seeker Of aims tie haven Of rest vhra sa
ard fotion do not now Ielps lhe eli hsr
vest promised the pure in heart ;
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ounE s1CoY,- Hindnanas pickst'z Int Saturday
night met the Federal piekets, passed themselves
OF for Rousseau's men, went within eight miles of
columbia, captured John n. Ffairne, acting Quar-
Lermaster IN Col Orders regiment, took twenty
nye mules, TWO horses, cavalry saddles and Enfield
rifiss, and on their return foaF OF them met nine
federal plekets, gave them skirmisE, killed three,
naaly wounded one took two, ran the balance OF,
got all their horses and guns and returned unhurt
The Dogberry who commanded the post doabtless
thinks this conduct il tolerable and not 10 be en-
Gured. D-LOaist Colrrisr %. 9O
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DesirabIe ReaI Estate Tor SaIe.

AM Offering for sale, liberal tsms following Rss
d Estate:
tract CT 50 Of Land one mile and half from lsh
vile, near the Noiensve Turnpke-vith brisk DWELLING
and other necessary outhouses; soil goodthes neVern
Prngs and constant running creek hrouEh
the land adjacent to Judge Humphreys East
Rains on the South Mrs Gov Brown the North, Ir
Roscoe on West -..
Also, tract Of 81 two and bali miles em tswn on
the Vaughn Turnpike adaent Cen I'D Hckan and near
70 the late residence Of Gel statton Weaky-a ye
handsoms lot inclosed with plank fence.
Aso,s Lot In the Eighth Ward Of Nashville, yin
and South Union Streets nng Vne street 100 feet and
south Union street S6 feet, frame dwelling with room
kitchen, smoke houIe, &e-my late residence. -
Also froutiog 20 South Union tfest adi7eept
the above lot 100 feet de with DseIng, contanip
four reoms-covered With metal.
Also, adoube Brick dwelling, in two tenensnts. With hall
and i've rooms In each tenement Uuop
and High Streets good tuilding. neaTyRsV,
ALSO, Lot Of U9 feet Wss Of surraer street ia
the Fourth Ward Of the city, opposite to Beeviev,
small double frame teneEent iks Los Is III deep TO
alley
With ether small Houses and Lots vacant Lots n
different parts Of the city purchase viii
call me st No. so Cherry street, stairs
his Picture Rooms, Union street, Woodward N
the so acre tract first AbsVs described.
decil-lm @, VI NANOH
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NASHVILLE, Dec. II, 1861.
Ats,rs. Buchanan, Ca1ds0su, Ha,ckins, Greer and
wilson:
GESTLENEN Il appreciate very highly the COM
pliment paid me in the selection Of my name for
your cAvatsy company, and thank you heartily for
the differing terms in which you have made the
fact known t. me. In return | can only say that
it shall be my effort not TO do anything which may
cause you to regret your kindness, and that shall
cherish a strong and well founded hope that your
company will so conduct the mselves in battle and
in every other respect as to deserve the approval
of their country, and TO give reputation TO name
which has been hitherto, st least as far as am
concerned, but little distinguished.
Very truly, your friend,
WASHINGTON BARFOW
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The following Confederate troops have been or.
dered to the Southern coast viz DoNEIsos's Ten
nessse Brigade, WIsE's Legion, Twentieth Missis-
sPPi Regiment, Thirteenth Georgia Regiment,
PHILLIPS Georgia Legion, STAKES Western Vir-
ginia Regiment, and Fourth Louisiana Battalion.
Most Of these troops have been campaigning in
Western Virginia. part Of DoSEIsOS's Brigade
has already arrived in South Carolina.
The following General officers Of the Confederate
army have been ordered to the South Carolina and
Georgia coasts, or are already On duty there: Gen
ROBERT E LEE, commanding; BrigsdisrGenerals
r. s RPLET, THoNAs F. DRATTOS, NATHAN G. EyANs.
D. S. DoxEIsOy, MsxEY GREGG, A. R. LawroS and
PENERroS
1t is understood that Brigadie-- General Wise will
accompany his Legion. -tc5
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Messrs. S. J. Walker, B. P. Bradley. Wr. Thomp>
son, and Isaac Coffee, now held e. prisoners in thi.
place, two Of whom belonged 70 Col. Wheat's resi-
ment, state that the message Of Lincoln and report
OF Cameron, were received By the Kentuekians in
the Federal service with the utmost indignation,
aud that there was general indication Of breaking
up In q row. We understand that Capt Ed wards
company disbanded on the receipt of those elegant
recruiting documents. The charm works.-L0sis>
UiHe Courier Dec 90
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correspondence.

| GEN. WASH BARR0w-SR: At the last meeting Of
the Cavalry Company recently organized in this
county, on motion of Capt. E. E BUCHANAN Lieut.
W. s. HAWKINS was called to preside during the
meeting.
As chairman, Lieut. II. explained the principal
object Of the mornings assemblage to be the seize
ton of the name by which the company shall be
designated during its ensuing campaign. He urged
the proprIety of selecting the name of some prom
nent gentleman and attaching it to the descriptive
title setting forth the peculiar service for which
the company is intended. Such selection he ar
gusd, would be the means of eomplimenting some
worthy patriot, devoted to the cause of Southern
independence and also of comforting that pre.tige
upon the company itself which every member Of it
would be proud to uphold After due elaboration,
it was moved and carried BY reclamation, that the
company De known as the Wash. Barrow Light
Guardsn Consequent upon the adoption of this
Lieuts. Caldwell and Greer, and Serg't Wilson
committee to inform you of this ssieetion. On
motion, the chairman himself was added to the
committee. The pleasant duty therefore deVolves
upon us of rendering this compliment to you sir as
some expression of the high regard entertained for
your public abilities and Of your personal worth
Prominent already for your past services to your
country, and recently still more so, from your
proud position the Senator of the county and as
one of the commissioners delegated to ally the for
tunes of TENNESSEE with those of the Confederacy,
ysur acceptance of this token of our esteem Will
be TO US and the company We represent, at once a
pleasure and an honor.
Very respectfully, sir, your Obed't serT'ts,
E. e. BUCHANAN
S. Y. CALDWELL,
WIN. S. HAWKINS,
J. GREER
T. B Wilson.
Davidson county, Dec. 18th, 1861.
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IMPORTANT PROM WAsHINgroy-AN F.p4v Anv.v-v
CoNTEMPLATED. Important information direct from
Washington reached the Government In this eity
Saturday night, which viii not be permitted !,
transpire. IL was confidently asserted when the
informant LETT washington, last Wednesday, that an
attack from the Potomac would be made within
ten days and appearances seemed to indicste that
such was the intention All the troops destined for
the Enterprise were said to be already on this
side of the river.-RichmOnd Dispatch Dee. I6
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Reading matter Oa Every Page.
TENNESSEE LEGEsLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE. ~ ,a-
FRIDGY, DECBNBER 20. 1851.
The SPEAKER called the Senate o order at
nine O'Clock.
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE #s''
House bill, No. I9l, to make appropriations for
the Asylum for the Insane, was taken up and pass.
ed on its third reading, ayes II, noes 4.
FAMILIES CT INDECENT VOLUNTEERS. rs. s-
On motion of Speaker CHEATHAM (Mr. Max
well in the chair) House message returning Senate
bill, No 30, TO provide for the families of INDECENT
volunteers, with bill in lieu, adopted By the
House, was taken up. s-- 81 p
Mr.. ACNEILLY moved thSt the Senate now con-
cur in the bill in lieu.
Mr. ANDERSON moved to strike cut 80 much of
the bill in lieu as diyerts any portion of the com
mon school fund from its legitimate uses to the pur
poses contemplated IN the bill in lieu.
Mr.. CALDWELL offered section in lieu Of the
second section of the bill in lieu levying an addi~
tonal tax on property polls, and privileges to
ate fund for relieving. the families Of INDECENT
volunteers.
Pending the question on the motion to non-concur
in the bill in lieu, the Senate took
r REcEss,
Until halEpast two o'clock, for want of a quorum
NO QUORUM. ra,
There being no quorum upon the reSssemblins of
the Senate st halfpast two O'clock 10
On motion, the Senate adjourned to forty minutes
past six O'Clock to morrow morning.
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The LINCOLN BLocKADERs. AT an early hour
Yesterday morning one of the Yankee steamers off
this harbor stood in and fred shot at the Confed-
crate Gunboat inside the Bar. She then stood of
and three additional guns were heard from the
blockadlng vessels, but the sun was shining in
the East, and the atmosphere smoky, the cause Of
it could not be seen. There were two steamers,
bark and schooner, of this port yesterday
Charleston Mercury, Dec. II.
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ROBERT THOMPSON 4 CO.,
wholesale GrOcerS, Fruit Dealers
AND
CANDY MANUFACTURERS,

Ne. "a Market street, Nashville.
N0NG present will be found the following art-
to which invite the attention Of buyers, which
will lowest market pr6e
EB. OrGers be executed the enclosed.
81 hhds Sugar all grades; lpips pare Hollnd Gin;
50 bbls Molassssi Y do DO French Brandy
g chests Black and Green Teas % bills Whisky;
IS bags Java oofes; 81 do do Robson 90 do;
100 packages Layer Rasns, In IS do NsWsoms do;
Boxes, Halves and Qu8risrs; 10 do Ginger Brandy;
$50 ms Rairs for family Ise 20 Rechsd Whisky;
$50 boxes FreAh Prunes; 300 DemHohns;
205 aoE Oysters in & 2 doE ems; 25 FsskB;
100 boxes No Fine Orackers 10 do Bar Tumblsrs;
"a bbls Almonds and Nuts; Is do do Deba7tsfs
g dozen Pepper Sauces; gross BoVIes;
IS do Tomato OstsupB $50 bass Salt;
10 do Fresh Peaches; 100 do Extra Flour;
10 do stoughtOn Btters 50 dozsn Pickles;
so do Mustard; IS nests tinted Tubs.
dee6-i ROBERT THOMPSON & co.
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Fifty Dollars Reward!

ANYWAY from tbs subscriber living the Cumber IA
y River, about eight miles above Nashville Tenpes
negro-man, named JoRDAH. TWent dollars reward v
aRy that get him again.
jordan : nve let eight inenes high about tWsntyhvs7s
Oh vegas sne hundred and atty Eve pounds; isps when
talks, and ammers when excited hair on head tn win ons
spot nearly naked scar left cheek TuhnnE from near the
nose towards The ear dark eompOni on right leg
caused BY cut from SCI He hsa probably made h T1
70 scmS on me ekInps W. 0VERTON.
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PRISONERS RELEAsED--We learn tbat b.tv,oe,
forty and fifty prisoners, arrested BY the military
ard confined IN the Jail at this place were vestar
dsy handed over TO the civil authorities, and re-
leased BY the Attorney General upon their bail to
appear aud answer At the Confederate Court on
me second Monday IN January next. There are
now only somei twenty prisoners in the i.iI a
patch OF some forty having been sent off to fu,cs
loosa, Ala, on Sunday last--HhOrUlls Registsr.
Dec. 49, 5''
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CARRIERS ADDREss-The Carriers of this paper
will give ten dollars in gold one years subacrip-
ton to the DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN, for the best
Christmas Address that may be sent to this Office
by the I'D inst "a ~ -a
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MOVEMENT OF TEOoPs.-Col. Whites Rife Reei-
ment Of Gen. Csrrolls Brigade, which has been in
camp here for sons time past, will leave to-day.
Their exact destination we not advised Of but
predict, from what We know Of the mlterial COM
posing the regiment, that the Yankee troops in
kentucky viii ere long "smsil thunder" We can
also assure them that Gen. Carroll has at this point
a few more left of the same sOrt"-Knoruiis
Re1iSfer Dec a..
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Desirable Real Estate for saIe.

oFfAR tor sale on accommodating terms my very dsa
Railroad eight miles from Nashville Antioch Depot ne
Soils rood well Eaered With three nevsrsng springs and
nee ash pond The dwelling Is good house with seven
rooms brick Kitchen, house servants houses
with all necessary out houses al handsomely ed for os
venience comfort.
For terms apply to o. W. Nance in Nashville or to ne 90 the
premises.
uov24-dlm~ JAHESV EAYa
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STILLMAN BREEN of Memphis wish to secure
the services Of Distiller-one who is capable of
experimenting the construction and management
of large Distilery;to such person unusual in
ducements are offered. Apply By letter to
STILIMAN i BREEN.
declG-2T Memphis Tenn.
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The CharIcsIon FIre Fund nclieF.

Any one disposed to contributs to the fund for
the relief of the sufferers by the recent fire in
Charleston, s. c. will please do SO today, that the
amount may be sent st once to the Mayor of that
city.
The Chairman of the ward committees, or the
members of the General Committee, Messrs J. W.
HAMILTON, FELIX DIMOvTLLE, or PAUL F. EVE, will
receive contributions.
The Legislature of Georgia, subscribed 500, 900
and the city of Augusta over So COO to this cause
Saturday, Bee, 81, 1861.
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FATTTEvnLE. Tt NM, Dec. s IS61-MRs. F. PoarER
FIELD: Enclosed you will find forty Fl ve dollars
which was raised by the colored people of our
WI, by tableaux given by them for the benefit Of
the sick and wounded soltiers of your city, which
you will please accept for your hospital, and pub
lsh the same IN your city papers, and oblige cur
colored friends here.
In behalf of the colored people of Fayetteville, l
am very respectfully,
Your humble serV't, JT WEBB.
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G 8. AMERICA ORDNANCE 0TTIcE,
Kiehmood. Va. Dar- If. 1871

XHE Ordnance Bureau TIE Confederate States agree to
receive all s'ChArcOal Gold Blast Iron," delivered
HGShvils Memphis Florence, Ala, Chattanooga, or
before the LIST Of January 1863 and pay per gross
ton, at the point Of De livery.
iron delivered aIhViiie, CHATTANOOGA or Florence
will paid fer by Lieut. Wright nashville on receipts
OF agents. TO be designated by him those points eey
cred At Memphis, by Mailer W K Hunt.
Parti.s will peasa assert their iTsn, /, 9, 3 -
J. G0RGAs, Lieut. Col,
Ohef Of Ordnance.
Chattanooga Gazette month ClsrkEve Chronicle one
month. dsels d&WIn
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A regiment was formed at Camp TrOusdAls the
other day, composed of FIVE companies from Ruth
ford county, four from Wilson, and one from Viii
hanson ADDISON MITCHELL, Of Rutherford, was
elected Colonel E. F LYTLE. of Rutherford, Lieu
tenant Colonel; and S. A G.RTER, of Wilson, Ma,
jeP.
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ImpOrfant NOtice.

FEHE undersigned hereby informs the people Of the Con
States Of America, that he il fRy prepared fur
rsh them all Stoves Hollow ware, Mil Gearing, Car
Wheels and ali castings that they may need and also do
any Of machine work tor them, fair his
tsnSvo Foundry and Machine Shops located Knoxville,
Tenn. A. l. MAXWELL, JR
Q-dIw
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Ma sH WILLIE.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC 81. 1861.


Those Of kiends striving the dOmniOrs Of King Linz
COIN who may have copies Of the late Louisville Cincinnati or
Northern papers, will confer special avOr both ourselves
and the puse b. leaving them ONCE in Nashville, With
the lesSt decay possible We viii cherfsly expense
ncurred In incoming than
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DIED,

st Thos HardiDg's on the goth, JOHN A KUYKENpALI
Of Capt srobs company Texas Rangers from county
His funeral will take place day 10 o'clock from lie e
Hence Of Thos Harding
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To Mss Mary McRobsrts, Broad Street. beg you
will accept this expression of gratitude to you On
behalf of the Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee,
for the beautiful oil painting Of Beatrice 1t is the
more gratifying when we think of enc so young
devOtiRg her exquisite taste and talent for the
lief of our auffsring soldiers. ..
Yours very truly
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER,
Pres Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee.
Dec 20th, 1861.
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We win esteem special favor friends and eoespoa-
dents divisions AID camps Of Confederate
viii furnish with an the gossip proper to be
placed before the public We wish ts make paper both
interesting welcome visitor to tent Of every soldier
fighting battles for Independence Their letters should be
addressed to rs at Nashville, Tenn
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NotIce 20 CandIaarcs.

Circulars Of candidates inserted in the UNION
must BE paid for other business notices. and the payment
cured in advance Of publication. This rule viii be enforced
nHexby No circulars either Of candidates their friends
win hereafter be inserted this paper any other terms
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THE INSURANCE OFFICE
". J. RR.

Opposite the Sewanee House, On College street. is
the place to obtain Insurance in some of the Oldest
and most reliable Southern Companies, nOV2O-f
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Tender LOins, sPRre-Ribs. Back
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DERsONs desiring Hog and Beef DIAL supplied Al
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