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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22
rhe BIoenaaas .. .ae rs.emae osnple,e.
DEATH OF GENERAL GKArsOx.
a FIeFt with Transports EzsvsrInx On
ghe Sou Ia Carolina Ccast.
sp.elal D.pa..hes . Il NasvlIs unlon LA Ausri.,n

Special Dspatehes to tie Nashville Union and American
RrcHxoSD Oct. 21st.-Dispstches to the War De
paFtment from an officer at Yorktown state that a
large number of steamers and transports have lan
ed troops from Fortress alnroe.
| The enemy stt4eked Gen. Magruder to-day below
Yorktown. Brigadisr Gen. lafayette MeLsws Of
| Georgia engaged him.
The particulars are unknown.
There are indications of an attack by Mcclellan
from his picket5 Fairfax. They advance
slowly, throwing up intrenchments.
The track Of the Alexandria railroad, from Fair
fax to Manassas, has been torn up
The dispatches to the War Department are that
Gen. Ewell On The 18th opened the batteries 8
Transport large steamer, trying to pass I'd the
Potomac. The hot shot from the batteries set her
fire and compelled her to put back and turn Into
the Maryland shore.
No vessel can pass up the Potomac except during
fog.
There one hundred steamers AMI sail vessels
below transport, unable to get up
Messrs Breckenridge, Preston and Marshall, Of
Kentucky, have arrived here, and were received
cordially and with enthusiasm
TALLAH4ssg, (FA.) Oct. 21-Gen. John Gcsyson
commander of the Confederate forces in Florida.
died here this morning.
AUGUSTA, (Ga) Oct. 21.-The Charleston Mercury
OF to day says that among other recent captures
by cur privsteers is the Brig Grenada, Capt PEr-
TISGILI, of Portland, Maine
Her cargJ consisted of sugar, molssses. mahcgaz
ny and honey.
It is reported. in addition, to the bloekad;nz
feet that alarge steamer transport with Yankee !
troops, is towering on the South Carolina coast.
RICHMOND Oct. 10 via New OFlsaus.--rfs- eagers |
from the batteries Transport state that there
are about 50 Federal vessels below our batteries
and seven above them. fearful Of running Some
escaped up and down during the foggy nigss but /
none in daylight.
Egfty-fve Federal prisoners hs7e Just arrived
from Norfolk captured on the Fanny at Chickl
mscmico; also SIX prisoners from Harper's Ferry.
RIcHIoSD, 20, Ui1 NEw OaLzAxl-Oae Federal
vessel was burnt on the Potomac yesterday and two
today by hot F,l9t from ths batteries near E. ans
port
Breckenridge, Eu1phrey Marshall and VIZ. Pres
on vii! arrive here to morrow.
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We se tu'hoTisei to Hon. Il. P KREsLE OF
Rutherford Is candidate Tor Congress tue 9Th disc IN
psst - counties a7non, RutherFsTd williamson Mar.
shAii' heai'ra s'd -oHee o,t3-te
We ere author zed t. VEIL a. cau6iist
isF ConFes rom the 81 Congressional District. te
We arc a1thorza to Hon. IN ARIES READY Of
kltheraT, end safe for Congress District COM
pesed OF TIE counteso Il osnpon RLtefri williamson Mar
shall, EeGfoTd AID Zee Get o dies
We are author ed to snrou-cs Hon s. FO0TE as cspd
Gale TO represent Cen or the onedrste Saies the
ain Dstr ct composed OF the COUNTIES Of MIC n Smith DeKab
Wilson and . -yids CctIe-1te
We arc authorized TO annoub~e Hop. GREEN ST. can.
cita'e for Congress- on be Fifth District composed Of hs
COUNTIES o. AaccE bzi 4, DCESlb Wilson ard Davidson
CctI7-ts
we are tuthorfel 70 aun@uHos JAMEs 7. CARMICHAEL.
OF snger ecun car 6a TeFTesenl the second district
ID IAe Yea ETass o. The Coordinate STATES oct5-e
We are authorised 20 g Hon JOIN p HOUsBacu
ase 10 r present. s eghh district in Congress Of the Con
fedsrste stLIes o-tss
We are SUthorized to announce " H PRWTTT OF Smith
coun'ys AZ eaodiia;e for tha Confede ate Con
Sss unoet The PrmaRnt Constitution from he Fourth Con.
gessesa District Of TsEacEsse the November election
sepS5-dt-e
We are authorized u P. SAUNDERS as ca1d
cate Tor CoogTes from tie Seventh Congressional District at
tie November election. Sentl7- 5t5s
We are authorized to announce z. THOMPSON OF Wilson
a. candidate tr Congress frOs the Eb eeasres oHsI Dis
'''''' d 'n' No'~D'S' eie'tion sepl7-tds
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Meeting OF the Merchants and HuxInesS
Wen at tho Court House on Friaay Nie BIT.

At an adjourned meeting Of the merchants, and
business men Of Nashville, held at the Court House
on Friday, the 18th instant Thomas L. Bransford
IN the Chair, ana George Searight acting as ScCTe-
tary, the Committee to whom referred Ike
consideration Of the act of the Confederate Con
gEess for the Se9usstratl0n of the estates property
and effects Of alien enemesSS nd for the indemnity
OF citizens Of the Confederate States and persons
aiding the same in the existing war with the United
STATES, suomitted the following report.
1A&t the act Of the Confederate Congress, which
they have under consideration does not c0nfiecse
tue property and edeccs Of iss enemies for the p1r-
PoFs1 o. reP.em2Hln5 It's treasury but, simply So
Gaes,cred their stocks, property, Get-s AID crszs
IS az &C, d retaliation against the Government and
people OK the United States. vino. contrary f1 rho
custom ard usage OF civilized nations hev, r.ss.5
81 act which virtuslly C0nf7cales tie nrortr-- n
every citizen of the CCnieGer te States " IN NOV
aid, or 81 his Government in the prosecution ~
the Qres1Et war, under which large amounts Of The
property @. the citizens of the C5lIederate States
ana Of its friends in the border States have already
been seized and COnfscRted. The Of ths Confeder
ate Congress is intended a measure Of retaliation
against the legislation OF lis enemies, and to secure
fund to be held in trust which to some extent may in
demnIfy ITS CItiz and friends for losses which
tley may Cy tue COuiSca,Ion CT tSeir pro-
rtrtv 10y Jhe Government of she li.-3 States
The being The object snd intent Of tie sgCuastrafo
EC IS declared IN It's preamble the committee think
that, under TIE circumstances c. the case the =
peGeECy and PropriIty Of such law Tor ths l.
CtAaiLy OF its friends and CiGS-ns cannot De- sue
oN-sfully conToverted.
4he second section Of the act mskes it the du.-
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Tbs GREEsBURG EXHIBITION PRECrrTr.TF FrrcUr
OF The LIsCONITES-Cen. Hardee who started on
Wednesday last with l 500 men to Greenburg to
break up Wards encampmans Of Liaclla there
has returned to Munfordsville
He delayed in his m4rch BIZ a sudden rise in
Little Barren river, which prvened his force cross
ing, thus giving the enemy time to effect their e.
cape, which they did in real Ball Run style.
Some two hundred and i'ty Of Cor Hsriae's
cavalry. who succeeded in effectiny -r5ing. pro,
ceeeded to GreensbuFg. but the Lincoinites soma
one thousand four hundred in number, having been
advised of the movements precipitstsly fed to-
wards Lebanon.
Our cavalry then occupied Greensburg, where
they still remain.
But for the nopportune rise in Little Blrren. the
s-rprike OF the enemy would have BEN complete
and their entire force would have been captured
Louisville Courier Oct 2I
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Geo. w Jones.

candidate to represent the 7th District, com
posed Of the counties Of Lincoln, Giles. Lawrence.
wayne Lewis and Aaury, in the Confederate States
Congress will address the people at,
Columbia on Saturday, October &C.
Newburg Monday %,
|aynesboro Oh Wednesday 30.
Lswrenceburg on Friday. November |.
Pulaski Saturday .
Fayetteville " Monday
Election on Wednesday, November 9th, 1861.
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Which report, after discussion, deliberation, and
some explanations on the part of the committee was
on motion of Col. Z. c. McNairy, unanimously
adopted
"a molten, it was then resolved that Will II Cal
houn, john TeTrss. L. Z. Beech, and tie Chairman
and Secretary Of the meeting, be appointed a con-
mlttee to for ward the memorials TO Congress and
le State Legislature and to act as a corresponding
Committee with CITIZENS or committees in other
states IN their efforts to procure a modification Of
the act which this meeting has had under con idera
ton.
Eeso,red, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
hshed IN the city papers and that the meeting stand
soJoHrned SUBJECT to future call of the .mmttee
THos L. BRANsFoED. Chairman
GEORGE SEARIGHT Secretary
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Received this day Of ". J. MARI Insurance 4qent
No - college street in this city F,U= Hundred Dol
.a-e he fall amount Of insurance On that part o.
wy bulldog On Market street, which was destroyed
o. Ere lass wednesday night Insure your prop
eriy w.- AIM ii you wish your losses settled fairI,
and PAD p amply, Il. MEIz
Nashville, Oct, Is, lSGl.-tf.
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We viii t. sBssial fsYg u chr eu IS and corrs or
dents in The vEri' divisions "a caIs Of tie Con;,ders
TO- ca wi iInl rs viii all The osp All eEs p oper to be
placed before the pute We gsL mako orr piper both an
interesting ard elcae visitor TIE tent Of every soldier
fighting battles i5dsp=ndc Thsr letters should be
sddresse- 20 ~ at "a shyil-e. Term
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5 THE DAHT.-sinsle copies CT our paper can be
hsd at he count ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents Per COPY. We make this statement because
We are iaforrsd that the news boys are in the habit
o. selling single copies at ten cents and more al,
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
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n TIE COME DERATE COURT,
The Prvaeer JET raEs Tbs Cs go OF Tie John We
In the Prize Court of the COnfederats
states OF America.
Tbs PriVa.ssr Jefferson Davis The Cargo Of the Jehn We
virtue Of Writ Of sale direc ted under TIE IA
cree Of HORoFabe the Pre- curt Of me CnneIfrre
st-es, fer the District Of nth rona will eoose 10
public auction, the Steam Packet WherG ia the ey NJ
ChAreson, on Thu sday, he 3'stinst at O'eirck NJ
rse largo % che Brig Jsha EFcE d,
Co sitting Of alb u 952 boxes Of hi.e vel! W ard b-ov
ola'fhed 973 ds, 81 irces, AID % 5rse Nuoy n
susr h 20 q cot 10 exceed rory lhau 20 bcxes 10
iieTceS md 4baTrels OF each Terms Cas-
JOIN 3 IRVING, Jr
Deputy s. Marshal Sou h carolina
Nashville URion and [zasrcan vi insert the ab I've
times aId send bill 70 t. is efce-CharIestoa Courier
O.tlg-d5t
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.as.os % Cand.darss,

Circular caad dates inserted in the CNoS AND AMERcls
mart be pad TO- ether csnsss ntces and ts payment
cured in Il publication ThiI rule vii be enforced
i0fexibly or uas either OF candidates their friends
will h:res,T be iaferd IN tspaps OF any other terms
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sbssrce ~ -, go. =. - - ~, = - and IN Il
to the char 80 WIS cal'e u
RssaIrrTax.
On motion Of E.r. TUPNEy rr,,., .,.o-7 e.
auth1rIzF-- :Hs f,4ysrr1or >. -, - - ,? ~,
and ogpi, r.-sl-y o. -, a.. - Wees oi
w8s ado-trl. '-'-' ~ ~ --' 0O'-'i
,.,,r.,,-,..--,...--
''Ht1D-'ia-- CT n.
--. 20 &c ''- NJ. ANDt ,eUS taa senate com
feleTe.5 ...i. ~ '-.4 80. o. sle O'i-
'
.,.,r..-..... ~ '4'''
!, ar Ia 80. PRESENTED l.2r1rial { citzsns Of
for fIa : ...,,,stt,, - : ~ t-.'' y u !" ="
Also, . al.lur.al T. @ 40 .-s r.. -. of sy----o
AMI Rom. t...,..;7s ~ -
49, --
-r' - .t' li-3fss Tie 'a-Ea rls-' ion, which
Ras0lrst b. lie Csasro ..zfra5ar n he State of
Le...sS'r g, = l'- t'1us. ga i.".'H DE move
son Fbgr -. 81 s1.b -,.- r H. i' IlI.
"a have e. a. .CI ,-I7 -, - IL ~
,,c,r7-i,al !. .-... , 60 a. ''i,e' are
N any an. tn 'u5a d .r-a Jl.....5 merit the
sovereign Jog, opt All lJ, igl:saa on Of sll
goo ana p. t1-sTa, IS s-a.l $50 Just pun
ls1tasht @ d.. ~" n s,:r -5.5-s ~ aud prO>
HGeu'
Mr. AOs-'N -@eTe4 a re-, i.ol b 81 Sc com.
Inlt.ee OF e . whom M su- To- I relief of
az = 80 - 10y s-vi.-. l. ,.,
z. N - 0'io'A'
-r-,..,,r Sc. -...
II NV -. ~ -,
Tho t,af, - MOI s1 Cd. Grafton OF
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Ehsss q af = irving "a 1 IOnni,n NJ Of Ki-g LIN
who rls H. cP.es 81 &c s Louis7le, Cincinnati or
northern agen IL eSrfr c-l ave. both ourselves
AID the Ps lie ta'iis t-Il c.ce IN Eashv with
the least C ay pc tl-.
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Euuerai Notice.

Tie trends and &C ulatauceJ of Hcn. MATT WARD, Ct
I are REFUSED 70 attend his funeral the First Gun
lc7a-i 'Te5ty'o an ch5rca this morning at o. O'clock
Di,i-s gCr.iss BY Rev Y. y ICED
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Special Order NO. s.

ADJUTANT GEs ERALS OFFCE
Nashville, Tenn, Oct II ISCl
Information having reached the Commander in
Chief that Regiments Of the Tennessee Provisional
Army, heretofore organized and mustered into the
service Of the State, being recruited above the
fnar mum member of men allowed by law. and
considerable portion of the period of enlistment of
many of said regiments having expired, and the re-
cent proclamation of the Governor having afforded
abundant opportunity for all who desire to
do so to enter the service in companies and
regiments, and be mustered into service in obedi
ence TO said proclamation, further recruiting in
the infantry and cavalry bat.aliors and regiments
organized prior to the date of said proclamation.
is hereby expressly forbidden And those having
charge of the transportation Of troops will after
this date permit recruits 70 be TRANSPORTED Mt
public expense for service in said bettalioDs
aud regiments. Any recruits mustered ins3 service
hereafter in violation Of this ORDER viii be trans
ferred to such companies and regiments IS the Com.
Mandarin Chief may deem proper.
By command Of Gov. I5HAa G. HAEE.s. Command
erin Chief. JAMES " MCHExRY.
AdjUtsHt General
Nashville Patriot, Knoxville Register. end Msr,-
Dhis Apoeal cODv one vpeL
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WILLOW WON tOn GUN PowOER.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,


E0n CnRDs OF WILLOW WOOD will be purchased 10
wv small lots delivered at Nashville, for lib
ersl cash price viii be paid The Willow may any
the branches being preferred, tie larger scE split
parts not larger tan the The bark he veil ceed
Al the time u cutting he must le y three
feet II eBg th and the will measure feet crr feet
hgh en1 ) feet ErOaR, Containing NC cubic f.et.
Also
TFo thousand pounds OF Potash will puch1sei By the N
dersgned at NAshyilIs. GEO " EAINs
Refer 10 S. D. Morgan, Esq. sse3.tf
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A.tention, 20, ward rE.Ii,in.

are rocsi TO 1t the cornr Of Church ami Vine
4 strc.s, F ay evening" promptly at tire, c'sJ Ok FIR
ar,I By order o. III apsui1.
oct.2-lst' II. HILL McALIgTER D. s.
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We would call attention to the auction sale of dry
goods. clothing, shoes etc, by TRABuE LUCAS this
day at 10 clock See advertisement in another col
uwn.
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Reeves and Pork for the ARMY,

undersigned has been appointed Agent for the pure se
Beeves Boys for the tnftdeTats States (pot for m RI
nAtion and call is requested - s avng either for sale
Wa0 wish to troops provided prices in Teapes
see currency confederate Notes III paid Call at Cum
mnss & dilkssns, College street, Church street
UMMIyGs
county, Bese Samuel sett in Lincoln 40 err Davis and
Farks In arsha and d 10 Lincoln county are
agents Tor purchases for the GeYsn and other agents y
DeepPclnh j. 4. CUMMINGS,
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DISSOLUTION.

WE partnership heretofore existing between HUGH McRSA
and W. HooFTR HARRIS, under the firm style 81 Hugh
cCra q Co. this day dissolved By consent, W.
dooe Harris having sold his entire interest stoc
and accounts to Hugh hcCTeA who continue the
tthe old s-Pnd the Of Hugh WcCr.a = c.
40 tsve assumed the habis E-u and are aloe
uthor lsed to set le The old hooks.
HUGH ErCRE4,
y HOOPER HARRIS.
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Office

fENHE Tennessee Marine suarce Company have
tbs day declared dividend Of six per share pay
able t. stoekbOIders on demand Il W. BUTLER
October 9TH, lS6-2z secretary
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InsoIrcnf Maize

fsNHE undersigned having uggeed erk of the Ccur
Court Davidson eclay, u einselvncyo' the person
~ me said lerk that pao cation made giving tics 10
creators NE their eams with hu du be icsted on or
tue tt cay Of April 1862 for OrdtI ois butiou or
Inc 8 me will be forever barred both and equity
y tep-rSO '0I-d3s~ Ban F.HAMBLEa, Admir-
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Evsn Cows E,trnvrH-

POUr the 2jtl o. AuyuI, Cow AID one B-in.
~ de vita white taes. Botht,e long broad
horns fat wheH et for which will pay liberal reWa
inf rmsIiOn 10 that L get the WIN PEEBLEs,
Cctl5- soush Nashville, ia Cherry street.
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EALEn popo as fo- MAKING thousand gunpowder Bar
rels for the confederate States will received until
WeiEesds y October 3,
FparCcJlars t. djmsus mateisI &c apply to tie
undssi Gunp3w er WORKS Cher
~ and FranSia streets, NASHVILLE, N. D. CROSS,
Cctl6-.f
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DR. KINGS DEsPENsAIsY
T0B PEEVATE DISEASES

%AYT.zs DR. KING, formerly Of View YORK, Tor ne
49, four yea-s Of LouisviIs, Kennedy, sasfWho a
est3 hs attention tbs atsRt 8f prTats diseases sF or
thrtv yerro Hasrs hss having attended praces Ter 90
gar rs and cured many thoslsns b Is enabled 10 ca
All diseases OF private nature matter bow he nay Be
Dr Kinre pgersary No. . Dezrck street. between Chsrg
and the square be al diseases C. private nature
oEoseA cured zis1out nsaeiolS s3oiaa Dtsrsfsnss
frc1 bEsizcss
cays ~ A operation Esca pain where stessrs
-y n ea1-o enjoyed Perhaps disease csraz 1srs
Trios,isr s-i Bpjsrmass The constitution mach.
syPe1ts -ih al diseases o. tAe szin yrolgilz %.
ect or bad 1sact- be slec-u2lJ cared days.
Ez,aL zsEs- particular attention having besn giFl 70
asa s;ra,. and an Consequence grsEn ouglt
u In srv cases By he Destructive hals Of iae0n4d.rsf
Tc7hs sn excessive iniugsncs o. Tire passions, uegi u
Ecn III cl5srnns se constitution, rendlrns the s ~
e 1-r business or society, and causing prsiule % lr
Fs.oales nay &c iaboins VIA ercuiy Or - "aS
nav ress assrrc8 o. ill11 elil-s relief
abroad - Er-ir and va
s snslas directed % Dr. A ings aa y Leallie. ssrsf
s1gTTs rs-s Fl Ia e he 1aees-zsg 7ae at e iielr
-. s-rsccns. Strics se-rus7 oass-Fed o-c5
h,-s go 9 ~ los La morning anil On L2s sEsang
1n1g23. is59-sa7-S
~ Cart esseary E5o-Gs5ts: purcaassa t,rs bossIss
q TozT Assrosz on sa-A given & tire latsfsior n
1oiis- Fco.sacas sal Ae1ise.-8-
c-rzS.s11 Es1n- oAv-4A tLAHAai-
tr-- ssz ees-1-T % Nashville, Tera i-ssnsisssi q
i've ne pleasure . tell that your AsofosaI hn1 diver
ne great relief ard 1T s'ys srs eAss sa ne q NJ
~ ar r,4iiciue
have asoa eas 5sas szd uus hair % g5ar asro6ssl
and the e has gge1 ne 10 ~ s-,r
vozld not be- visaoat the slsr bottle snd a. 1
provided sord not gss n, acre ksiPes.ssiy
KlngZOlss Ca, ssTa d, les. tpii-5E71f
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TENE GssaE LEGgsLarURE.
SENATE.



The Senate met atIl o'clock 4 Il and in Il e
absence Of the Speaker, Ir. DUNLAP was calisd
TO the chair
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AVING entered the army Of Tsnnssee Tbave disposed Of
~ entire interest tn the firm ef Hugh McCres 4 o to
q Hugh Met and would ask my friends contuuancs OF
ne patronage the firm that they generously extended
to the old
gepB WHOOPER HARRIS,
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d r. COL E M A N S
PRIVATE DIsPENSARY.

VENHE attention ef citizens, strangers and Others visiting
Nashville requiring MEDICAL aid respectfully called to
this oee No Dedeck street sec0nd floor betseen Cherry
and The square
DR. oOLKa an Is old practitioner medicine;
unimit experiences and hatng past
IN Tie treatment OF PRIVATE has nJuced him
his undiVised ate tSn t. all diseases Of this
Cases o. the most nyerate character Ompy yelled
his improved method OF Tssment
Primary secondary Tertiary an Hereditary sphhas Con
orrha elect diseSs urinary crpans
me with o resistance to his rensdIeE.
All female Tregu rites and functional gements OF the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION managed
pasturitioD.
Every Of Red1ribe Rupture Piles, and Proap
sus OF the Retu, most Of Fistus cured
process ne4ry painless either Of the latter cases is under
Ia en- by Dr. &c Invariably a0GTTdHted as
careful exanin ton always preSen the ndc oL
OF SUCCESS or failure by his improved methos Of oerati
Persons either applying in perSn descr
bng easel the e symptoms specific disease
can be cared in most the sbore ehod yeght
hours
srct emf e7 prompr attention and modrsts charges
will govern him sith his patr
mercury used in the treatment disease as
re believes lin mott css produces
Il is siven to cure.
one hours eight the morning till nine II the even
ing. nct9-d9n
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LEGIs, -, We Uxlas ann 81 ,EHIOAN,

A few copies Of his work, ound, Tor
the Sessions Of 1878 and l85 )-G0, can
be prOcuTcd by applying Of Chs Office.
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Nashville, October aad, 1861.
a uc I'll ON q ale
BY
TRABUE & LUCUS.

EKT will Sc l, Tuesday morning October va 1851 large
cut stock Of Dry Goods, UIOthns Shes Beos Ladies
Terms c1sh Sale positive ard without res-rve
oetls-dtd' TRABUE & LUCUs.
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Y gentIeman wife snd laughter in pleasant rart Ct The
city. Two eligible furnished required.
Address A D. B., care kessrs. Macy q Hamilton.
Oci2O div
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consideration Ct the snce in all descriptions of material
use1t the Manufacture castings we'll the increased
st Of labor consequent the preset expense # v Rg
We, tie undergn founCTymen Of city OF Nashville
ele 10 advsL tie prce Gus CASTINGS ne
pound from the present ds.e.
(SIg1ed) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ILLS & MINORS,
T. NJ 6RkENASt
Nahylle, ocober Il, 1856 dim BGP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

SMALL U5u e. Cottzge preferred convenient to business
"a for which literal rent vii be paid. Apply t.
B B. CONNOR,
octE5-t No ) College street.
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Ga nc:2- Mr.. ANDE 3sUE. The Senate com
mi.i1e 70 s IS rendered .5g iza aa o. the Con
fGdgTa.e -.i.
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aashviIIe Gun EecrorK.

AT0CEH0LDE ia Nashville Gun FactOry are notified
- that the Directors iSve sde call Of Doa-s upon
esh share parable before tie FIRST Mo01ay seoeus
next The stockholders requeted ia. tie Office
undersigned No AZ Cherry street, rd make prompt pay
nents. j. L E0STICK,
sus25-d secresaTy and Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-22

a FEW select day toArdsrs and two snail families
will &c received ia : uie4 pri ate residence.
r. ference given ant required Address
sspt6-Glw r. 81 A., Post Ufhee or this oeics