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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
The Political mrnign.

In our list of candidates published yesterday mad.
Vedeny placed the of George Kustor tho Mozart
nominee Tor County Clerk should have been for Super
visor.
=. coddngton was given tho republican candidate
been r. G. johnson
william Myers, instead Of Henry is the Union can
oiGate Tor Assembly in tho Third district
The German Consolidated Onion League completed their
NOMINATIONS Saturday morning. at Pythazoras Hall as
foows;-For Coroners-Ionis Maumann mr. William
Scnirmer, EDWARD Mcconnell, Edward Collins.
James Sanford has boon nominated by thu Mozart do
mocracy for member Of Assembly in the Fifth district
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Court Cnlcndor-This nav.

SUPREME CoURr--Part l--Nos 355, AS, 1000, 49,
1883, 1885, 1887, 1891, 1898, 1895 1897. Part Mos
1920, 7l0o 1902 llo4 HOS, no. 7l2 lila, ll1s, 1920
1872 liza ll26, $780, 1892 1l34 1885, 7l3s 7l42 1144
225, 223l 2233 1880 224 2243 o247 2251 1858, 2257
2259, 1889 Part Mos 1913, 2loS, 2236, 22i0, 2246
sts 225o 1852 2254 e20 2262 2264 226d, ZOOS, 2270
2272, 2274, 2276, pts, 1882.
Common rIEAs-Part Mos. 557, 49, 1417, 1919, 1a57
1853, 1850 444. 1915, o0l SOL 1885, s23- 1853 l464
Part Mos. 1865, 1851 1872, 1885, l429 1897, 1868,
142S, 4S2, 1880, 1885, l437, l43s la62 1i61.
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Cir FROM TIE PRINCESS CLornDE.-A magnificent silver
chace eleven inches high AMI silver natcn four inches
in diameter, have just been finished by Tiffany Co.. at
cost Of $780, for Of the Roman Catholic churches
in this city present from her Imperial Hehness the
Princess CioiGe, II il supposed that the church to
which the handsome gift is to he presented is Dr Cum
iumgs, in IW4ntycghth street, The French Catholic
chapel in Fourteenth street both OF which were fire.
ougnty attended by The Princess
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Manifestation for
Europe.

Europe.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Captain Noodle,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city to
afternoon, at quarterpast and at half past five
O'Clock, TO go by railroad.
The EUROPEAN EDITION HERALD will be published
at ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies, wrap
pcrs, six cents.
The contents Of tho EUROPEAN FplloN or THE HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
the Office during tho previous week and up the hour
publication.
Sampson Low, Son & Co., No. AZ Ludgato Ill., London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD,
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COLONEL MEAGHER AT FORT SCHUYLER.

Colonel Moagher visited the camp Of the Irish Brigade
at Fort schuyler yesterday, and delivered very spirited
address to the men in which he replied very forciby
the resolutions passed by few members Of the Old sixty
ninth commenting upon his remarks at the Academy &C
Music Sunday night last relative the efforts Of sono
low Of them to prevent enlistment in The new gadc
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TuIRTY.SEyENTH REGIMENT.

Dull recruiting is in tho city, through the energy
Lieutenant James L. Dungan principal recruiting officer
Of The Thirty seventh regiment, New York Volunteers
he enabled to send yesterday :wenty-seven re-
cruits to the regiment, stationed Maison's Hill
atey occupied by the rebel army and the outpost
nr fha ITniu fnrcoq
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TIE IRA HARRIS CAVALRY.

Lieutenant Colonel McVicar Of this regiment who is
recruiting service in tho northern part Of the State was
presented with sabre sash ana belt at Rochester,
Tuesday evening last by the citizens Of the place
The presentation was made in neat speech by w. j.
Mcphersoa ESD, to which appropriate response was
made by Colonel McNicar.
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W0oDwARD--BrENHAM.-On Sunday, October 10, by
the Rev. ~ Harris Of Hoboken, Alr BUgL WOODWARD TO
Mrs. MARY CATHAIISE BURNHAM
ithaca papers please copy
HuEr-WHgtT,--At Gnilcord Point Connecticut on Thurs
day, October 10, by the Rev Mr.. Bennett Mr. CHAs A.
HuAT, to Mss EMMA +. WnEAr, all Of Wilton WoscAeser
county New York.
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New Jersey Politics.

Tho various Senatorial Conventions, democratic ro-
publican and Union, will be held this week in the coun
ties Of Burlington Hunterdon Middlescx, Passaic and
Sussex Those Senators whose terms expire Moore,
of Sussex Edmonds OF Cape May Norcross, Of Burlng
tom Perry Of Hunterdon Buckley Of Passaic and Eve
rctt. of Middlesex
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Co q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 537--octobcr II, 1861.
81, 81, Is, II, !, Is, Z, u, &C. 80, 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 53s--0c,ober IL, 1861.
GO, Go, 10, As, II, rs, 2S So 20 A. 50, q g. 3d. 43.
Circulars free of charge addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY II co.
nston Ky, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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Prizes Cashed! Prizes Cashed! Prizes
cashed IN all egazed Lotteries aud Information given, by
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, Nos II and 10 Wall street,
up stairs New York,
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Pure T0baccO.-L1fiOw Bank Toba c.
coGoodwi6s Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, from i'm
pures, for sale by all tobacco and se.r dealers,
wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHER 2t7 Water street.
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Gymnnstics.-flasses are Now Forming
for the season at JOHN WOODS Gymnasium, Nos. and
East Iwenty eightA street, neag Fifth avenue.
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Pure Liquors.--BGy Your Liquors for
wholesale family trade at Fifteenth street Dlsley eg.
tablished IN 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street.
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Batchcior's Hair Dyc-yhe Rest In the
worldHarmess reliable and Instantaneous. sold aud
applied at BACHELORS wig factory 10 Bond
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To GcntIeElcn.-Shirtst to Order
VIII be made In any style required, and warranted in
tcria!, manufacture and fitting, by
UNION ADAMS Gs7 broadway
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Charlotte G.. Smith hns Opc ned her Fall
and Winter Cioaks, IN Velvet, Silk aud Cloln, at
l,li2 Broadway, corner Of Twcnty-sixth street.
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Cyistaaoro's Bair Dye, Wigs and Tout
pees the best 10 the world, Wholesale aud retail, and the
dye privately applied. No. 6 Aston HOUSE.
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rJrrrsc.s

Trusscs, Abdominal supporters, Sus-
pnnsory Bandnges shoulder Braces AZ. Drs. GLOVER &
THOMAS, No. Ann street, under BArnuins Museum.
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LIFE BALSAM.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES or AL. KINDS FOR
u sale very low st G.. &. ALIENS 4l5 Broadway,
door below Canal street. formerly III Wall street.
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E1oR THE NAyY-NEGLTGEE SHIRTS.
on hand and made 10 order IS required by
C.fON ADAMS G37 Broadway.
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GOOD TEAs-Low PRICES FOR DOMESTIC USE
VI JOHN DUNCAN + SONS, Union square and Fourteenth
STR
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E1oR THE ARMY-NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
A large variety, Mt low prices win be found AZ
lININN ADAMS Hrnnd,
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MISCELLANEO

MISC EUUS.
IT, s. PASSPORTS ISSUED By EDWARD Bis
~ SELL agent I'll Broadway. corner OF Chambers 81.
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Tie negotiations between Adeina Patti and the drec
tor of the Theatre lalien in Paris have been broken on
GaGTof til announcing the fact says:Wc believe this
young lady, in accordance with the COUNCILS Of her
friends viii retire from the stage and concert room Cor
few months aord necessary repose to her
voice. Excrtons Ike hers are net to DO continued with
impunity BY human organs Of whatever strength.
Blc is engaged on opera Benedict has last
finished one founded B1urccaalt's colleen Bawn."
The ilallan opera 1t Madrid Is this winter to be
headed W Mcsiamss c Ia Grange and Julienne Decn,
with H. Carton for principal tenor, aud si1nog Gisaloni
baritone MOI one of tho above is Italian by birth.
aePyTe and HARRISON roppo are about to bring oat
Bfis,cw's oparauf " Rip Van Winklo"
Tho iiarenes ayng to full houses at tho Theatre
Royal, Manchester.
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eoiuinns would be pursuing them. Captain Rosser,
having no enemy left to contend with at bis own
request was permitted to view the ground Of the
enenzy's fight and found the rOad plougfied gp by
his solid shot and sreWn with fragments Df shells;
two nlen left deead on the road, one mortally
wounded and one, nos hurt. taken prisoner. The
prisoner said the havoc in their Flnks was
fesri1l, luehfying what l saw myself of the
confusion. Major TerrilPs sherp shooters
were by no means idle firing Whenever A
struggling Yankee showed his head and capturing
q Lieutenant, Captured BY Mayor Terril himself9
one Sergeant and one private, all belonging TO the
Niaefeensh Indiana fCol. Aereditk'sl. Tia nrison-
srs reported to me that Gen. Mcclellan himself YES
present, aud the enemy gave it out publicly that
the occupancy of LewingYille was 60 be permanent
(Alss for human expectatonR1 The officers and
men behaved in a manner worthy of the Generals
highest eommendation, and the firing d11e By the
section under direction of Capt. Rosser and Lieut.
SlOenm, all the time under fire from the enemy
battery, certainly, for accuracy and eject chal-
lenges comparison with any ever made. Valuable
assistance was rendered me- as usual, BY Captain
Bail, and Aessrs. Harston and Barks, citizens at
taeaed 70 my staff, were conspicuous Ia daring.
Corporal Hagsn and Bugler Weed ere entitled to
special mention for good conduct and valuable SER
vice.
Our loss was not scratch to man or horse. We
have no means Of knowing the enemy's except that
it must have been heavy, from the effects of the
shots. We found, Ia all, four dead and mortaily
wounded and captured four. OF course they car
RED of all they could Your attention IS specially
called 70 the enclosed, which was delivered to me
at LewinsviIle; and to my endorsement. 1 seld
sketch also. / returned here with my command.
after re-estsblishizg my line Of pieksts through
LeWinsyine. Please forward this report to Gen.
Johnston. Your obedient servant,
]. E. B. STEwIRF, Col Commanding.
To Gen. J. LoSGsTEEET.
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A sauoy yankee wei answered.

Ftom the hhllnOh1 mig sept ~
friend in the army encloses US the follow
ing piquant memento of the stirring little "bPush y
the llth inst at LewinsviIle On that occasion, g
Yankee force, 1900 strong, had Gene ont from
their Entertainments to "hold, occupy and possess
as is believed, certain important strategic point
nitheneighborhoOd of Falls Church-bu as they af-
forwards pretended, only to make reconnaissance.
Whatever may have been their purpose, they were
fOiled driven back and stampeded by that terrible
young .horseman, Col Stuart, who fell upon
them in his dashing style, killing, w0unding and
capturing enough TO make their return to camp
sensibly less imposing than their setout had BEEN
Mcclellan was himself present In this affair, and
participated in the 40 retreat. One Of the junior
officers OF the expedition was q saucy Lieutenant
OF Engineers, named Poe, old acquaintance Of
Stuart. just before the appearance of the latter,
at the head of his famous horsemen, Poe had
amused himself with the following piece of Yankee
audacity a g eE.iE'
LEwINsynEE, Sept IL, IsGI-My Dear Bea,ag !.
Pm sorry that can't have the pleasure Of seeing
you although so near you. Griffin Gays he would
ike to have you dine with him at Wizards at 5
o'clock on Saturday next. Keep your "Blaek Horse"
off me, if you please. .--of a1,sg
Yours, &C., 0RLANDo'M. Poe.
J. E. B. STUART, Esq, miles beyond Falls Church.
(In care of whatsoever finds this.) znas- a1
Please answer both the note and Grifin's invita-
ton.
On the back Of the note is endorsed Col. stuart's
"answer," as follows 4
have the honor to report that circumstances
toeTe such" that they could have seen me had they
stopped to look behind, and |" answered both. at
the lannon's mouth. Judging from his speed, Grlf-
fin surely left for Washington to hurry up the din
ner. }. E. B. STUART.
,HRsaafy washs nick If Col Stuart at West Point,
sndwh his army friends
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had been left by the servants Who we're f7i9htsHed
aersss the river in advance Of eFsry bod Else. 4
am, consequently, without horse and without
clothes, except what have on. had been present
] should have lost nothing.
E Wear now pitching our tents at This place ,on
the main Charleston road, about Is miles from eau
ley Bridge. and IS miles west Of Leaieburg.
Gen. Wiseis eneamped at D6gWood Gap, few
miles above US, while portion Of bis force hold
the Hawke nest below US. sFYTrl RI
Il may not be prndent to say what our next move
will be. Our men and officers however, are IN fine
Spirits and feel that they &C least have done their
whole duty to themselves and their country.
think the public and al military men viii agree
that both fight and our fall back TO this side Of
the river, are among the most renar liable incidents
in the history Of war. Seventeen hundred men,
with six Inferior pieces Of artillery fought back
four times their number, with much superior ar
tillery, for more than four hours, repglsed them
three tines and remained masters Of the ground
They then retired their numbers, baggage, stores,
and more than two hundred sick AID wcuuded,
across the river, from 10 P. n. to A. AZ, along one
of the steepest and worst single-track roads that
ever horses hoof trod or man ever saw. Four
o'clock found these men three miles from the ene-
my, with our newly constructed bridge destroyed
and our boats sunk behind US. ! think these facts
show GeReralship seldom EXHIBITED any where. ~
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In an article from the Memphis BalleEin, copied
into the BaJasr Of yesterday, the following singu-
lar mistake occurs: 1.A SIS Is ,.ssss
The Nashville UNION proposed, some time ago,
that the people surrender their privilege Of eeoting
Cougressmen 70 the Legislature and Notwithstanding
the extraordinary character Of the propagation,
there were many who seemed disposed to favor it,
We never remember to have made any such
proposition The suggestion to which the BaVstin
doubtless refers and out Of which its infelie1tous
memory has manufactured an attempt, to deprive
the people Of the right te elect their Represents
tives, was that the Congressman, under the Provi-
SIGNAL Constitution, be elected by General Ticket,
instead of by Districts. We can see nothing very
extraordinary in such proposition, when il is re-
membered that all the members Of the present
Congress- excepting those from Tennessee, were
elected by State Conventions. "a 80 sS.-.lf =.
We did not even press this suggestion upon
the Legislature It was thrown out. as a simple
suggestion, to avoid the awkward and disgraceful
anomaly, then regarded as imminent of persons
actually refusing to acknowledge allegiance to the
Confederate Government being elected to take their
seats in the Congress at Richmond The Legislature,
however, adhered to the District system, and the
result was that three Districts were entirely an
represented in Congress. ,9zat- SE.5r r.
The suggestion to elect one of the eleven Con
gressmen under the Permanent Constitution by
the people OF the whole State was eontained in
communication to the UEIoS and AxEKfcAN and. not
made by the Editors. We were however disposed,
to acquiesce in it. Unlike some Of our cotempora
ries, we can find not line in the constitution which
it violates Yet we prefer, if the State can be re-.
distrieted in time that the IIeeislafrra- procsed &
Immediately after its assembling and perform that
duty promptly and speedily, thus removing al die
fculty and cavil On the subject
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"A Eestng q he City coaneil harsIay, Iith n a.
ne ,SeTsl NJ Ps :, I n. we're 1PPSio:.d .sho @
Be sssa inst 20 ne larpose Of eesg Mayor s-ra
"a. ~, 80 . a'ss. s n
fsgs FIRST VAED. A. l.-t
IL IL r f rasts%s9 P9aisls v y Eplsu
elerAs-Thomss Roberts, Em Yanee
-iagisfrafe "a Aassd-J 8rigzs, ESQ.
Eseaoa . b hsil At Nsrfis ssIs0Es WaIsasuss
80 SECOND w4RD-
Eesstesr n gotes-John " Coleman. -.
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klsdol 70 se held at MePsrrsDs Livery stA5Is.
SECOND WARD. %
'55ssgs,-csPs s,oeksIl J9ha Redde, DsR Caiy
K 1900 = 1a ss1so1 5's ,,s ksss =,
Elss-ion 70 Be he'd atW seJG'soaiss. -s--- = -.
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yEagss-s Istsatlg R'ht Mia, Eua Putsssua j. -
T ;S5s S1 . zssa a -Hs1 s' sSS1'.,,. u
EtcioH to ie held AZ ne Theatre. r. ..-a--
KFIH WARD.
.rEdgss-W Loflfn, A shaulslsr.I \ r .,ls.,,,, r
Asestger@ Iotss-!ordln Coleman
Magistrate % A1osd-Josiah FERRIS Esq
Glsstsen 70 Be held At Latasr 4 stanley's. - 49,
slxTH WIRE.
yadge'-W Psti'sr' Thomss Lax, Richard Hsesaa y.
6scesssrg Iose5-Y Ba1sht lEraaa
Magistrate 70 Atead-R Il Wikins01, go. als 81 -
Election . te held a saarEey'i stable. ~
sETENTH WARD.
syHdgsi-S } FtseI. A R O~sn, Hurt -r
6eesirsr e' Votss-N Co5ests sEsI.aa
GLsrks--Jauss Meadows, " RaaSsy, assrrstI
4a0istrats @ slaeRd-Jsha ooroest, Ksq. * > e
kieetisn be hsld At TsuPerEaes Hall. a
ste EIGHTH w1RD. - ea tt1reera1
,sdgss-Jos1 y HOsb, lohn Taasssy, En A Janss - y
czsrk5--S ? Bertch, James Pattoa.' ,--- - ~
Ntgistrats % Aftsaa--E Aisaehsn- = - \. - -.
Eleetea . be held It RirsEan's HaI- safs-zs
"A.
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HEADQgARTRRs, MUNsON's HHI.,
- Septemher. IL. 1861.

GENERsI: ] started about Il o'clock with Thir-
teenth Virgins Volunteers commanded by Major
TeTrill t0J meD) first section Of Rossers battery,
WashingtoH Artillery, aud detachment of Frat
where, Learned from my cavalry pickets, the enc
my were posted with some force. Ny intention was
to surprise them, and succeeded entirely, ap-
preaching townsville by the enemy's left and rear
fixing care to keep my small force entire secret
from their observation. at the same time care
fully provided against the disaster to myself which
was striving to intiict upon the enemy, and felE
sure that, if necessary could fall back success
fully before any force the enemy might have for
the country was favorable to retreat and ambus-
eade. '' s..f' -
At point nicely screened By the woods from Lew
insvie, and few hundred yards from the place,
seat forward, under Major Terril, portion of his
command, steslthily to reach the woods ct turn
of the road and reeOnnotre beyond. This was &C.
mirably done, and the Major soon reported to me
that the enemy had piece of artillery in position
in the road Just at LewinsYile, commanding our
road. directed him Immediately to post his rife
men so to render it impossible for the eann0neers
10 serve the piece and, II possible, to capture it,
During subsequent operations the eannoReers tried
Intellectually, to serve the piece and finally after
was shot through the head, the piece was taken
of. While this was going on, few shots frem Roa-
seFs section, at cluster Of the enemy quarter If
mile of, put the entire force of the enemy in full
retreat exposing their entire column to flank fire
from our pieces. Some wagons and large body Of
cavalry first passed in hasty flight the rifle piece
and howtZer firing as they passed. then came flying
q battery, eight pieces Of artillery (GFifln's),
which soon took position about six hundred yards
to our front and right, and rained shot and shell
upon US during the entire engagement but with
harmless effect, although striking very neaTs--
Then passed three regiments of infantry, al
double quick, receiving in succession, as they
passed, ROssers uneTTing salutaton his shelsbu
log directly over their heads, and creating the
greatest havoc and confusion in their ranks. The
cavalry, which, at one time rode over the rear Of
the infantry in great confusion. The Geld, general
and staff officers were exerting every effort 10
restore order in their broken ranls and my cavalry
videttes observing their fight reported that they
finally rallied mile and q half below, and took
position up the road, where they supposed our
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A CHHD KILLED BIZ A falling HousE.-Last eve
ming old frame house on Third street near Win
chester, suddenly fell TO the ground with crash.
AT the time little boy aged sbolt four years, the
son Of a Mrs. Wilson, was playing underneath the
the head. A large nail in the bsam penetrated the
ehilds head, killing him instantly - Memphis Ava
L1nche SeDt 20.
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TIE ESENY's FoRcEs UP THE RIvER.-From the in
formation which we have received from various
sources, Judge that the available forces up the
river are distributed as follows: At ST. Louis To-
OO0; Cape Girzrd9au, Cairo and Birds Point u Oe0;
Old Fort Jefferson, (nine miles above Columbus)
about 10000 Padueah, 10000 Louisville, 5000
At Jefferson City, Mo-. there areprobably also about
4 600 This ia q sum fetal Of about $1,000 which.
we think. is not far from true estmate.- Memphis
appeal Sert. 20.
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Col KNOX WlLKKR 1T is with great regret we
announce that the family Of Col Knox Walker in
this city, received, yesterday teegraphie intelli-
genoe that be was dying. He has been complaining
for some days and his disease had assumed the form
of congestion CT the BRAN Mr.. Walker is Colonel
Of the "a regiment Memphis APps1L Sept. 20.
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For Rent.

A coMRORfABLE CoLiags, thEse rtous and : kttsAsa,
"a With sIx acres Of EIsundhe nest q II = IS ~
vaoas other hiadS It isstaAe The Mads Rrsafs Pa,
nsaE ne sls %. HesPi al '-1'e n h egk4u-
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FTNO Tsx-payera Of Il ASE0u county We, d. Tsx q
ls OF ne STATE and Count ,, and azosd law bee
10 ofessn She court Aous, Nashville, Bhers n
found sgery dey exeept Sundays, or hs ppoe % F14
next vii AID tAdE accounts IN the hands oi a. oe< -
lteton vsh thereon. Wsare o0rFelle % la
owing to toe hardnessef the do hope you si pay
taxes wihcut cost. J. G. BRILHT, RHlrosd C0ladoT
sspseu.lerq1. 'ei-W4t = +
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Army OmceFs,

ar any IN want Of Tsry Superior AshFaate Spy Glass
obtain Of the following description from tie undT-
sgned; Brass bOdy with four draws, Oa feet sng when drawn
est ems foot WIEN Bhnt up; Oee glass ~ Inches damsr,
with shads keep and ran % magnynE POWER 1i s
fines readily the Of Jupiter and ngESf Saturn also
wooden Tripod stand for The sane and viii cell them
separatsor eombined. ForfurhsT particulars address
Ssp9O-dIss ,. D. HEED baritssstoroi fsna,
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