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FROM GREEN RivaR.-Gau. nardee's command has
been advanced to Green River, and we may reason
ably expect to hear Of some hard fighting if Gen.
acCOok ventures in that vicinity with his Lincoln
army,
The Federal pickets are at Bacon's Creek eight
miles beyond Green River, and the main body of
the army is scattered from few miles beyond Ba-
con Creek to Muldraughhs Hill.
McCook's command does not number moro than
16 600 or 1900 men, and they can be easily
whipped and captured, or driven across the Ohio,
BY Hardee's command of 1000 Texan Rangers
Louisville CJnTieT. Oct "a,
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La THE CONFE CoUnT.

N THE CONFE DEBATE CDUHEs
The Privateer JsH LAWS Ihs Cargo the John We c
In tho Prize Court of the Confederate
States OF America.
The Prvaee Jefferson DaViG The csrgo Of the John WeA
10y virtue Of Writ Of sale 10 directsi, undsr de
Of Honorable, the Pre- Of the Confsd,Ts
States for tie District Of south Cro'ina will expose
public auction, the sUam Packet Wharf, in tho cy Of
Charleston, Thu sday, hs 3Et inst at / o'elsck ~
The Cargo OF the Brig John Wei. "A.
Oo EDg Of about $50 boxes Of white. yellcW and brown
Clarified sugar; 973 ds, 81 rces and % NusccVoC
sugsr 10 Of exceed DcFy than 20 bc1ss 10 hLd
tiercee and A barrels Of each Terms e4sl
JOHN B IRVING, Jr..
Deputy c. s. Marshal Sou h Carolina
r Nashville 6Aoa and [aericdn will above Eve
times ard send bill to this Cnees CGressOH Courier.
oct2C-d5t
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Cry AEFAss.-At the regular meeting of the
Common Council, last night, the report of the FL
nance Committee, presented to Board of Aldermen
Tuesday night were read and referred.
Mr.. PAUL was called to the chair, IL the absence
of President DAEDsN.
Mr.. PAUL presented full and complete report
from Mr.. SE4BUar, Superintendent of Water Works,
from which it appears that ,453 families are using
water, and that there lO3 freplugs. Also, re,
port from the Water Works Committee.
Mr.. CoLTART made a verbal statement in relation
to the y ork goirg upon the streets.
Mr.. McC4NE. from special Committee, reported
favorably upon the petition of H. MARSHALL Il Co.
Mr.. CcLTART read the law in force regulating the
measurement Of coal
Resolutions from Board Of Aldermen acted upon
as follows:
Resolution to print message of Mayor, &c, co.
Cured in.
Resolution to curb and pave Church street. from
Summer to High, concurred in.
/ Resolution to enforce the laws in regard to the
in.
To establish new mest stall referred to the XAr-
ket House Committee.
/ Resolution to construct q culvert over Lick
Branch, on Spruce street, coneurred in.
Bill to establish the ofass Of Gas Inspector, passed
( first reading and referred.
/ Mr.. MCJ4lN ofF-rcd the following resuIution:
/ "Res05ced by the City Council, That we view
with regret the course now being pursued by por-
ton of citizens in specializing anu extorting
upon cur citizens fer the recessaries of life and
that It meets with our unqualified condemnation
and in the names of the wives and families Of our
brave soidiers we impOre them to desst from fur
Their ex.Orti0n upon those whose relatives are so
/ CALAMITY defending them against cur common enemy,
and that such q course is Understandable, unpatri-
otio and unworthy OF any good citizens at this
/ time"
Upon a call Of the ayes and noes, the resolution
was unanimously adopted.
/ The Board then adjourned.
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Fedo raI Defeat near Yorktown.

Augusta, October 22.-The Savannah Republican,
Of this morning. mas special dispatch from Rich
mond Of thk 2Ist which SAYS that dispatch is re-
ceiTed from Mai j. T. Brown from Yorktown,
announcing p fight on Friday near that place. The
Federals lOsk sixty killed and twelve were taken
prisoners. The Confedsrates had eleven killed and
three wounded. Two Federal scboonsrs were in
ared and captured BY the Confederate batteries on
the Potomac. The earg9es were wood, hay, and
cement.
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Gov. H S. FooTE, candidate for the Confederate
Congress will address his fello-ctizens of the 5th
Congressional District, at the following times and
places, viz:
smithville, DeKalb county, on Monday the 2lst Of
October.
Alexandria, DsKalb county, On Tuesday the 22d
instant
Carthage Smith County, Wednesday the 2Sd instant
Lafayette, Macon county, Thursday the 24th in
slant.
Lebanon, Wilson county, Saturday the 2Gth in
slant.
Spring-place, Monday, October 2sth
Third TOll-gate, AurfreesborJ' Turnpike, Tues
LAY. October 29th.
Tusculum, Wednesday. October 3Osh.
Tank Thursday, October Slst.
Buck 3 Grocery, Friday, November lat.
Smiley's Store, Saturday, November 2nd.
GoOdlettsville, Monday, November 4ih.
Cowan's Store. Tuesday, November 5th.
Court-House, Wednesday, November 9Th.
Geo. w. Jones.
A candidate to represent the Ito District, COM
posed OF the counties Of Lincoln, Giles, Lawrence,
Wayne, Lewis and Maury, in the Confederate States
Congress, will address the people at,
Columbia on Saturday, October 26.
Newburg Monday IS.
Waynesboro on Wednesday I" So
Lawrenceburg on Friday, November /. -
Pulaski " Saturday 2.
Fayetteville 4" Monday 4.
Election on Wednesday, November 9Th, 1861.
H. =. Koeble,
A candidate for Congress in the Sixth District,
composed of the counties of Cannon, Rutherford
Williamson, Marshall, Bedford and CCfse, will ad-
dress the people at
Bellbuckle, Thursday, October "A.
Auburn, Cannon county, Friday, October %.
Bradyville, - Saturday 26
ShelbyVille, Bedford county, Monday. October o.
Pennington, Marshall county, Tuesday, October
20, at 10 clock a. NJ.
Lewisburg, Marshall county, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 20, at 2, Pm.
Chapel Hill, Marshall county, Thursday, October
Der 80.
Franklin, Williamson county, Friday, October
Triune, Williamson county, Saturday, Novem.
Der l.
Manchester, Coffee county, Monday, November 4
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Tuesday, Novem-
her
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To CandLda,es 20, Congres..

1t has been suggested, and we think the sugges-
ton good one, that the candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed on their tickets to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon this
suggestion.
Printed at this office st So thousand If
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Report OF the murFTeesboFO Soldiers r e.
Iief society from SebIember ISI 40 OcIo
Der 18Th, 1861.

Report OF the murfTeesborO Soldiers Re.
lief society from SebIember 1SI 40 OcIos
Der l3LhS 1861.
The following is a list of contributions to the Sc
ciety, from the 9th civil district Of Rutherford
county.
By Mrs Joe Ewing, Mrs. Giles Harding, Miss
Virginia Jsmes-three pairs of pants, five coats,
one vest ten yards drilling six Sheets four blaCr
kets eleven pairs of socks, eight bottles cordial,
one bottle camphor, one quinine, two bage dried
peaches, sage, elm, and mint.
From district llth By Misses Il. Turner and 81.
Ganno way GO yards linsey pairs socks, sheets,
pillows, 10 pillow slips, 20 small pillows, blan-
ket shirts, pairs drawers, Il bottles blackbeT-
ry wine bottles raspberry cordial, peach, cat
sup, jars honey jlrs jelly, bags sage elm, box
lint, and - rolls bandages.
From District 18th. By. Mrs. T o. Butler pairs
socks.
From District I3 Murfreesboro-58 shirts. SO prs
rawers, "a prs socks "A blankets 9 comforts. q
sheets, SO pillows, 81 pillow slips, II BOTTLES black
berry wine, 4port wine, l6 cordial, 25 pepper cor
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These ofOurfends srrvng from the dOnnions Of King LIN
who have copies Of the late Louisville, Cincinnati
Northern will coIfr special both ourselves
and the pU' lie by av thin oce in Nashville, with
the lest &c Az noss LIE.
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We win tenn special f.yov frencs and ceres
dents in the various eInps OF tie Con ede'a
forces viii furnish with all the soss 70 be
placed before public. Ni.h MAKE Psper both
interesting ard welcome visitor the tent OF every s1dr
fighting Cur battles fo independence. their leters should be
addressed to us at Nashville Tenn!
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by TELEGRAPH.

The Teledr aph Lines we're down last night be-
yOnd Knox vile, which prevented the transmission
Of dispatchEs from Richmond.
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NotIce 10 CnndidaIes.

oicusrs O. candidates inserted in the UNION AMERICAN
pad other business nstee and tbs payment
cured avance CT pobcaon ThiI rule viii be enforced
iDaerby either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter this paper any other
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Beeves and Pork for the Army,

Not 1Or bpecuIGtiOn.)
TTNHE undegRed has been appointed for thu PuTs
Beeves Hogs for the onderste States (not for Ct
uation and call is Tsquestsd Of all aVing
who wish to troops provided FOR, LIBERAL prce in enss
see currency Confederate Notes sill be paid Call at Gum
minss GilkSSn'S, College street, neSr Church street
2 UMMT va.
" Barrett, James Newton and 3 Thomas in Bedford
county, BeRtie Samuel EFT in lincoln Davis AID
Parks 10 sGrsAAl, And n Lincoln county,
agents for pueLA1sI for ts GcVsa eat and osr viii
be appointed. J. y. CUMMINGS,
seaEk BP
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BILL ON FIRST READING.

-NNS----S--0o~ -
rejection.
BILL ON PIRsT READING.
Mr.. MCDEARHON introduced bill TO amend
section 226S Of the Code.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS.
A Resolution directory to the Judiciary Commit
ee 10 prevent the Importation of spurious liquors
rom the United States was passed over informally.
Mr.. TURNER'S Resolution instrueting our Sena-
ors and Re representatives. in Congress to vote for
he establishment of National Bank, was passed
lver informally.
HOUSE DIILS IN THIRD READING.
A bill TO amend an act to amend an &C. to rsise
md equip provisional force, aAd Tor ether pur-
goses, passed third reading ayes Il, noes /.
4 bill to define the duties ofCounty Court Clerks
4 recording and refuniiHg bonds was taken up.
Mr.. BUMPASS mOYed a reconsideration of the
'ote on Mr. Hills's bill in lieu, which motion pre-
allied.
On motion the bill and the bill in lieu, were
ecomDended to the judiciary Committee,
sENATE Bills ON THIRD READING.
A bill to prevent peddllng was passed over in
Ormally.
Aso q bill 10 Increase the revenue # the State
Leave was granted to Mr.. LsY 70 withdraw the
III for amendment
The Senate the adjourned.
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DIR. KfaG's DEsPENsA SAY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

49, DE-. KING, formerly Of New York, Tor Asi
49, four gears OF LouisYille, Kentucky and Who
ievsted bis attention 70 ths Treatment o. private
hrty ysrrB Eaters hss having attened practice fer 60
Rany years, and cured many OsandB b. enabled ca
All diseases Of private nature nay "a
from njs5ici0us edci Treatment or from regeet their Own
Kings DsPensry Is No q Desdck between Chery
s1uErs where all dssase private nature
aoHORHsA without naueops edicas 81 nssrisrtnes
froE business
sTRCTUREs ofod recent date, eKectusy cured In fss
lays by operation which pain Where structure
exist health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps ds
mischief and undermiHes The constitution much.
all daaAaea z
bad treatment, Be edectaaly cared days
sEMzAb WKAENEzs, particular attention having given
his ssss and all the consequ rsFn gift, brought
N many " he destructive habits Of 1eon1dsrats
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect o.
Which will undermine be constitution, rendering the subject
FOR business society, and causing premature old
Females who may he Aborng With ieuy o. ths womb
nay res. assnrss Of immediate relief
Persons residing sSoa b. writing AID stating tser via
Tee srclosed directed Dr. King, 30 q Dsarick street
yashye Tenn will b sbP Necessary medicine taeir
address necessary drscols Strict secrecy oos
oars from oco5k n the morning snil IN the evening
u.v23 lSSg-dAEiy
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CREnoAEE oUIfRI

a. 14Sst5isg c4rs Lor seminal Weakness. Nee
tuEnat Erianiisstons, hap0tsHcV L0ss Of Poesr,
PaSas IN he Back faaa IN tkS Bl<d1sr, O5Esrucksf
and DiFcEA kussfrs1ta0ai and al DisGEsos eaassd
on deCiGtiRg 'rsa - pzt3 o. He5zFs aEd fn11sfsg
"a Ssyf-P 0liuli0H.
By tie Of tbs CsEe AL improper discharges are rs1y
3D. tie weakened oFgsEs Of sersG5n speedily sa, A1d
iull vigor restoroH
Eithor contemplating marriage sad reject hst
and BODY arr necessry Pro7Ote connabsi happnaE
In tss "Cherokse Cure the poor dc5tsted worn en ana
4eBpairing devotes q sensual pleasure Will and relief
Il szfe AID pleasant In taste but INN eze n It's zcon scr
inns mineral Poiso7 bat Is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, IN the fdru Of delicious gruP,
Price 81 per Bottle, or thes hooz Tor s. ard forszsd
~ eEsfess % al parts Of the verdi
ssls b ~ respectable Druggss evsryEhsFs-
POTTER MERNLN. FToFrietora. Memphis Tenn
Eold Hasvis y Ewing 4 Peneis,0n. BarrT 3 BancTIa
q. ". Hendershcsl- add ty Drzgyistz every sire
actZ3-dtE&WlT
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PROCLAIM ALTON
BY
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
rS,, 9

Governor of the State OF Tennessee.
To the Shsrifs Of the counties Of RheG BedsOs Brqd
le,, Hamilton, Marion and Seg,atcIie in said STATE
GREEfISG:
the OF tbs Senator EIDE, Lsgissturs
w the o)unt Of kh=a Bledsos Brad IS, b. mil
Marion, aud ssQuachie c1mI eSirg AighIh ssEato lis
hi has been d-e Eed emit b. resolution the Senate
adopted OetOoer 9Ist So
You therefore, summarized open snd hold e!ec ion
all she pisces Of 10 NJ elte lens your spec i've
sAtuTdAy the 10TH o Eeyemler ex;, Evug
notce hsreo' ured by Law, the election OF seuator
t. tbs vacancy AIeIAd, aud due soi
ne Ace;sIsiag TO Law.
In testimony whereof, I hive hersuato set ny hNnd
g. ard cAuEed seal Of the stse 70 be affixed st
e. the department sshyi this, hs 23 day Of De-
- tobsr, a D. 1861.
By the Governor; I5HAM G. HAAE4S.
= X RAY, secretaTy ~ State -
II PChAtanoosL AdrsrtisSr s1py. loet2E dlvkute .
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D r. COL E M A N s
PRlVAVE DIsPENsARY.

'TFE stention q oiizsus STRANGERS snd ones visiting
N-shye Tequirng cal I'D respectfully called 70
t5 c- 90 q bsslicz sest seord hOJr, between Ch,ry
and he S4Cs-e
liz COLIN cli prsc itonsr 4 metine; his smol,
IN it experiences acd flng IS for many yeafs past
IL treltento has cuced him 70 devote
his uadyi8 td .te all diseases Of this nurs nany
5aozt inveTAt character have OEty yescso 70
his improvel lie hod 0; Ilent.
Urinary secondary, 1eraEy and Hereditary y ma Ton
C, al CireA u The genial and uTlcaIy Crsa
81 { VITA o resistance T. his FVms.Ics-
All fzlae rrz.ul rites md iunchsral drsrgeneDts Of The
TOl1. AL ali dse. arslg fEOm Gest2ti0n AID III 1ans
pa uriI
Vsy case Of Redu~ie Rupture and O. Piles, and Proap
most Of tstula, can be cured y
process painless either OF The latter cases IS under
"a eu by D. Cs Is iH5driabg JCdTrGAtsd as
careful sxGnn ton always pssn the necessary inde hoi
Of future ~ tmprov@d n=thos Of oierAu
Pcrot o. eLer plying IN psTsn CT b letter desri
bing Csc 1ptos OF acenate specific disease
eaa he cJrd il n5ss e ~ the sbore ehod in tor'yegn
EJurJ
rct II prlnpr a.sert-02 and mod-Tte charges
I will g. & h;-a sIth hts pair rs
o mr. ury used il ths treatment Of reneTesl diseases Al
Fe5Iesrs w cases Produces disease than tha
il 8 .ivsc . cure
Cse hou On eight n the morning till zine IN TIE even
in, oct9-d3m
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EXecu1Or's sale

nH TusSdsy the 18th Of November, IsoI, the
~ deDce OF William Allison, decessGd, miles South
College Grove, the Nashville, Hoec H7e and Farm
Turnpike will to sale the chest oidderthe follow
ing property TO witt Tie Household and Kitchen Furntae,
the farming unens three wagons, buggy ard harness
twelve head Of cattle superior and fine bloo Mich
Cows thirty ak horses and males, us pork ald 80 stock
the crop Of corn fodder oats,
TeI ms OF SaIe.s-Au SIMS OF IS and dndsr, cash
On all tht amount credit Of months vii be
given, notes With two good securities being every
CURED, and the terms Of the sss be complied with
the property Is removed. janice ALLJ-ON,
ocL2@-dtdS Rxe-ut-r Of William Al ion, Gtcd.
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PROCLAMATION
BY
IsHAm G.. HARRES,

Governor of the State Of Tennessee
To he Sheriff Of the county Of Hamilton in said S.Gis
GREETING:
EAyBEREAs, the OF the Representative elect 20 the
W Legislature, from the county OF Ha tOn has teen de
cared tya resolution Of the House Of Representatives
ssopted October IT, 1861 You hereby to pen and
hold election places OfhOld eec Onsi
ty Saturday the 18th day Of OVembr next after Civ
requr by sw for the eeetiOL Of pressDtge 70
dl the vacancy Aforesaid aud due return thereof
according to lag.
- In testimony whereof, I have Feunto set = hand
T. and eSusel the great seal OF the STATE to be EfNd
the departmental Nashville this 9Th day Of Oe-o
- bvr, a D. I56l.
. By the Governor: ISHAM g. HARRIS.
J. z. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
IT'The Chattanooga Adgstisor will please csPyl
0etl9-dtE&EtdS
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who would not be TnsuredI

Received this day CT W. J. MARI. InSurdns A gent
No IS College street. N this city, Fire Hundred Dol
lars the full amount Of insurance on that part of
my building on Market street, whlch was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with hi if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ.
Nashville. Oct IS, I86I-tf
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PROCLAMATION
81
ISHARE G.i HARRIS,

ISHARE G.i HARRIS,
Governor OF tire state of Tennessee.
To the Sserfs Of the co.Eniiss Of Morgan, Scot and
FtatrGSs IN said SGte-GREETING
ENTHERBGS he seat Of the Repres elect to the
w egislaure from the counties Of Morg Scott and Fen
declared resolution OF the House Of
Repr Sentaves adopted October th, 1851 You hereby
commanded epen hold election all he places si
holding elections in county saturday the 10Th cay OF
November Rsx after giving due notice hore as required BY
law for the election Of Re sreentAge f vacancy
Aforesaid and return thereof make to according law
In testimony whereof, have hereunts nv hand
E. and caused the grsa seal Of the State to be sfXed
Us the department IN Nashville, this, l9.h day Of
October, a. d. 1851.
By the Governor: IsHAh g. HARRIS.
}. z. R. RAY, Secretary Of Stats.
IL POhsttAnooga Advertfser copy octl9-dtvHvtd'
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TIE FoRTFiCATIoNs.-Wor upon the fortified
tons around this city has not been suspended and
it is stated thst guns will be mounted, and every.
thing completed within eight days.-&. LOWS Re
n,,5licdn Oct. Is.
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RICHMoNrl Oct ZZ-Fhe following official inteii-
gsnce has bRen received, dated Ceatrsvllle pa:
Gen. Eva ts reports that he was engaged most Of
the day yesterday with twelve regiments and five
batteries of the enemy near the Potomsc. They
had crossed under cover Of artillery fire BE drove
them back with heavy loss in killed and two hun
dred prisenfrs. Gen. Evans hsd four regiments
and Eve gurIs.
LATER.-4k special despatch from Manassas says
the Federal loss in the battle on the Potomac on
Monday near Leesburg, was from four to five hun
dred killed 4nd wounded, and three hundred drown
ed in the Pbtomac, in attempting to reercss the
river
The Confederate loss three hundred killed and
wounded. tt was a triumphant victory for the
COnfederates.
Special D.spaieh to the Men h's Appeal.
RIcHWoSDI October % 1S6l.-An ofleiaI dispatch
was Teceive to day at the War Department. from
General Joseph E Johnston. conveying intelligence
of an engNaement having taken place yesterday,
near LeesbuFg, Virginia
The Federal forces, consisting Of twelve regiments
Of infantry and five batteries of artillery crossed
the Potomac under heavy fire OF artillery The
Confederate forces under General Evans, drove
them back after they had suffered heavy loss in
killed and wounded. Our troops took two hundred
prisoners ard SIX pieces Of artillery.
| Our fOrceb engaged. consisted Of four regiments
of.inantry thirteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth
mississippi ana the eighth Virginia, and five gans
belonging I'd the Richmond HOwiIzsr Battalion.
/ Among the killed on the Federal side was Gen.
Baker, (Senktor from Oregon.) Col Cogshill and
ten commissioned officers are among the Federal
prisoners edptured.
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1859-60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
EY
1SHAW C. HARRIS,
Govern or Of the State OF Tennessee.
To the Shris of The counties of Claiborne, Granger,
Anderson and Campbell, IN sad Slate GREETING:
KEJ HEAS the seat Of the Senator elet to the L.ss
w the counties Claiborne, Graf anderson
oamubsl, composing the Fourth congressional District has
been dseAr vacant resolution OF the senae a1OP,el 20
tobsr 3lss, 1861
You therefore ecnmfnded epen and hold ec len at
all the places Of hsdng elections ia your respective cJuntes
Saturday the 2 dag Of Noytm gvi due
nstiee thereof aei by la the els ii OF ssa-or
to the vacancy Aforesaid and due resun teeof 70
according to Law.
- Ia test mony Ehs eof hsvs hereun.o set my hand
and caused great seal Of the to be sfx at
the department. NGshYi this, the 2SI dag u
- tober, D IesI
By the Governor: lSHAM G. HARRIS.
JBRRAY, Secretary OF State
IL TKnoxVille Register cosy. lOct2f dlEGEts
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Attention, Fifth Ward Militia.
oU roesd to at the sornfr Of Church AMI Vine
II streets, Theay evening" promptly three occk,
drill By order Of the captain.
Sss29-dA' II HILL MclLIsTER. .. g.
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Cegla;ry Residence for sale
WIFE 9 - TgOaD fOA GUN PewDEE.
u NJ v

WANTED LIILDIATELY,
z a a C-EDs CT WILLOW . GOD will be purchased in
stFEs E-al lots delivered It Nashville, fT which lib
erul price VI paid The Willow he Of
the branches eu eeed the larger sticks ust e split into
tie UsTk he well peeled %
81 The q cutting. Tie must he cut uniformly taree
feet lergth, the cord WIN "A feet long fee
hish ara ) feet -rCGa, cclisiliug i-6 cubic Let.
-LSC.-
TEo tHouza1d pounds OF Potash viii b purchased By IRE
,deIsiguei 1t N2ldglle. csc ". kAlhs,
Maj Art. and Ord @. 5. A.
Peer o E. Z. EoIszn, FAC. sep3-f