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, 1861-10-29

LAKE CoUNTH.-The Waukegan 9azsRe says
thst Lake county has sent full si1 hundred
men to the war, and that another hundred will
be added to the number before long. The
Waukegan Gazeae complains that '' our neigh
tor at Chicago" claims the Lake county
troops for Chicago. Who might your "neigh
her ,, he. that has done tkls2
, 1861-10-29

4 SOUTHERN CoMMEnCAL PROJECT DEAD
The last news from Europe announces that the
" Belgium American Company" had dissolved
This IL company organized some time since
tor the purpose Of establishing direct trade,
by taat steamships, between Antwerp aud Sa-
1annah, and some other Southern port.
, 1861-10-29

w hfr. Stephen N. stockweN, city editor
OF the Boston Journal, has been nominated
for The Massachusetts Senate in the First Suf-
folk District, composed Of East Boston, etc.
Mr. StockHtn has served several years in the
lower house of the legislature, and his promo
ton il compliment well deserved.
, 1861-10-29

TWGEoRG1AN CANAL--The Toronto Leader
ssys the Georgian Bay Canal has given up the
ghost SIT has gone the way Of balloons
which have lost their gas. It has slid under,
tumbIed down, broke its wiud-in one word,
it h1s collapsed"
, 1861-10-29

DISCUSSION.
One Of the resolutions which the Com
mittee Of the Cook County Convention
drafted and intended to offer, reads as fol-


drafted and intended to offer, reads as fol-
lows:
2es1zued, That the President is entitled as the
txecutvs an. com%srae,n q; IN chief to The cordial
fha rebellion, maintain tie constitution and exc
cute the laws; and that it Is nnw1se to weaken
cussion q questsns q poty n tSe lqs pToss
cution Of the war to restore the Union.
The latter clause Of this reso luton Is
somewhat obscure. What is intended to
be understood by mere questions of pol
icy:" The mode Of conducting the war
is a proper subject to discuss. Our citi-
zess who are called Oh to peril their lives
and lavish their money in efforts to put
down the rebellion, have right to "dis~
cuss the policy" adopted by the govern
ment for the suppression Of the revolt.
The word "pelicy" as applied in politics,
means the system Of measures which the
administration Of q country adopts and
pu1sues; the management Of public affairs
with respect either to foreign powers OF
10 internal arrangements. Now ne claim
that free people have perfect right to
discuss the measures Of their public SER
7ants. In despotic government like
Russia or Austria it may not be prudent
for the people to talk about affairs of
State" but in a country like the United
States, where the people Own the govern
ment, and not the government the people,
it is not only their right but their duty to
discuss its measures, and if the administra.
tion adopts bad policy it is the privilege
and duty ofthe people to use their influence
to have it adopt better enc. The hands
Of the Government cannot be weakened
by loyal men advocating and expounding
the measures Of the Government, notwith,
standing this would be discussing thk
policy Of the Government Take the cass
of the very important Instructions issuet
to Gen. Sherman, commander Of the grea
naval expedition, directing him to emplo,
the slaves to assist the army in its struggl
with the rehels, The instructions in7o1v
so question Of policy" in the prosecuho,
OF the war to restore the Union. We pro
pose to discuss this policy, and to advocat
it before the people as right, expedient an
wise, and the people themselves will dis
cuss it pro and con; and we sincerel
hope that an Overwhelming majority wi
endorse and sustain the action Of the Got
trnment, in the position it has taken.
, 1861-10-29

GONE TO FORT LAFAIETu1-THo brothers
Flinders, editors and proprleters Of the M&-
lone Franklin Co., N. y Gaaette--a tory
sheet-have been arrested by deputy Q. s.
Marahals Burt, Tucker and Lowell, and sent
to Fort Lafayette.
, 1861-10-29
Gtitago Gributts


ANOTHER STEF FoRWAR1.
The world dees more. 5eefetaiy Sau-
trons letter OF instlact'ons :" oen' l. ",
sherman, commander o' 1ae ste-s LAVA
t1peo1non 70 Inc eoutpeiu eoae'' poous
toln the R1sc:'h ., yesss.' :. ae''
sep N aossnee " e.e poue' 1s4es'io4e
psuea ~ spe "aA ~....,, :. - <. 49, ..,-,. - os
,.,so,s wh+ther Or rot fnc,t17es from lshor - vho %
may offer Themselves to tie National Government,
and employ them In euca services Is they may be
suited .'oE, ea.ner as o!alnass employee"' o., =
= .o-as;t., .,,,s ..'ss 1usau.ss,.as =. ~ .a.ad,
,ies or otne,1,itx ar ,,ou n.ay den, oen<cia,
Bs1l; .srcice. This, however, Is not to be gen
ersl arning Of them 1or military sefEice' Loyal
masters a1e 10 ot assefea Isas consesa W. ~ y,
'naeons slus s1s ~ er,p,or.d :, 40 ''~ ''N' ~
This lanruarr though cschcwing the
--orde freodom or enanc;nation can on1v
rneen 4hat Cen Sherman sha11 tske all the
~aa~oas he uov find in Sonth Carolina mr.
,.horo.-or ho may land and either ;ncor.
,,or.ta then, ;ntn his arnov or emn,ov Them
n uhotovcr cansc,tr thew NAV he hest fit.
"a far aao;,st III ,-e,.-1 masters Tn eome
resnects this order Of the Government "a
-nora rad;cs1 than Fremont,s nroc1amat;or.
for though the latter was preferable in a
moral uoint Of view. in hestow;no freedom
o,,t,iolt nnon rho s1sres If ra,,o,s +ha
c,rmer nronoeea tn rnale ;1oma5;a+a roo
e41--1s.1 -
o.n~,oa+ =. W. ana s~a.1-:@ - aa.s 49, ~ raha1,;oa
1a-ora;s:1 -. ~ so" 49,, 1e aasta..
- aI.sa ,aAa So - r. 1,a-ue. - -: raa~otS., s
~ 80 osss~,r ~ ;,ar,;as +.,n+ ~ w. .sts, 1eas
w. ssaH ~ 49, - ~ aarsa.s.+sa. s ~. 4l sna ;nas a
.I s1 - cEs-.
SD 1s ~ aesss 1l,eus 1a.4'es D.u-
as- as,s. ~ ~ o.aas,a;ae+;aa r~ - Th. r. % -,
~" ~. T-as.,s ~
a.,o.:o s s"p @o 49,. 49, ~ ~ a1s1as
pa s, - Ms,, sn1s ~ .1 sha, "~ $50 st..'.
luoee ~ 1'1- - - "~1a.e 80 ~ a.n;h;,o+;o-, -
- sho,nh xrif1 fn,, ,.a iust cor,
aens.:;a. ~ ~ rho 49, .nt;,1a3 - c1o;n,
:, '- ~ @@
1o.;+sta MT :, cor +ba+ +,,7e or5or :,
, 1861-10-29

PREMATURE DECAY OF TEE HoUsE OF PAn-
11ANE.NT.-The new House Of Parliament
being The stone promising the greatest dura-
bu1ty. Dolomise, indeed, vas actuany used,
hut, unluckiy, It was rot the right do!ouaite.
The article Was "armophous," whereas It
ought to bave been <s crystslli7e, and the COR
| sequence il, that tho new Palace at Westntn-
sources Of science have been taxed IN vain 70
arrest the progress Of decomposition.
, 1861-10-29

A LAE CUTTER TO BE PUT TO SERvICE.-
The revenue cutter 4. Y. Brown, which has
been lying idle at Milwaukee during the past
summer, il to be taken to the Atlantic coast,
and put into service. Capt Donglas ottinger
II In command.
, 1861-10-29

DEAD.-Hon. Gains B. Rich, 8 Hel known
banker Of Bufalo-haying removed the Bank
Of Attica from Attica to Buffalo in 1842-died
at the former place on Friday last. Nj. Rich
Was held in high estimation BY all Who knew
Kim
, 1861-10-29

- Gov. Holbrook Of Vermont, whose
dangerous Illness prevented his Inauguration
at the opening Of the Legislative session, a
month since, received the oath Of office last
week, and entered upon the discharge Of his
Duties
, 1861-10-29

fail to see that it is wrong in principle, at
tempting still further to degrade aud de-
rreciate the circulating medium, and PROM
1sing nought but disaster to the community
which to1erates It.
, 1861-10-29

ERIE CANAL The tolls this season On the
Erie Canal up to the 22d inst, amount TO
$3055, $40 20. being an increase OF $e2a' a'oo7.u
o7er last year, and "a 1877 more than any year
a;uce the construction Of the canal.
, 1861-10-29

The Quincy Herald Of Thursday, has the fol
lowing paragraph:
Hon William 4. Richardson haa at last re-
ceived the long talked Of appointment - brig
a5ier general Of the o. s. army, dating ssp-
tenber Sd. The state Of Col. Richardson's
health is such that he will 20. accept at
rreafnt
, 1861-10-29

The following table embraces all the coun-
ties in Ohio. The returns are said by the
Columbus papers to be official except from
seven counties. Tod, the Union candidate
for GoYernor, has OYER 5000 majority:
, 1861-10-29

~ NFE
- ~ ~@
A1SfKE ~.
Mcs11s J2uee q OaVH-
EDTECHGH, SCOTLAND.
AuAM EEALt@2t EsQ-
William Lille Esq.
EAtQAao- ILL.,
6enfJ tarn1n Esq.
, 1861-10-29

HOG CHoLERA.-The Petersburg and Jack
sonvine papers complain very much Of the
ravages Of hog choleFa in Mensrd and Morgan
eou mites. One man in Menard county lost
seven hundred, another five hundred, another
four hundred, aad 80 on. The Menard Axis
thinln that at least ten thousand hare died OF
fhc dtseasein that csuuty. -: .,~.
The Jacksonville Journal tells similar story
in relation to Morgan county. No reliable
remedy is known for the diBea.c.
, 1861-10-29
T'otAl


The Republican gain is L, ,408
This table embraces all the counties in the
State, 46 in number, Of which 80 are reported
officially.
, 1861-10-29

WAITED l. CRnp1E.-The Green Lake
wis, &pectator wants ajourneyman printer
cripple will be preferred, 80 he won't join
the army and 20 of to the war.
, 1861-10-29

KILLED BI A THREsH1SG MAcHNE-We
lean from the Racnie Journal that young nan
named Roberts. e yeals Of age, came to
ertaogled ritt the tunbling rod Of thresh.
ing machine Whieh 60 mu6lated him before the
machine eopld be stopped that he died in a
few houI7-
From the zane paper we learn that sol
der In Csmp Utlcy received severe internal
irfuries bv falling distance Of some thirty
feet from pole he had climbed.
, 1861-10-29

kz8- Col Or1is &. Ferry, e1-M- T., no" IN
ron7mand Of one Of the Connecticut regt
1nents at the seat Of WAT, Is lying dangerous}J
M at parnestpWu, Md.
, 1861-10-29

N-@V -Vv~
r..-f E1M avAA
Meat5 iends T.g3n ! otoe 19'
9.sSes fnst. FL 4S1oE. h94
!9nn ma. + EHe1pS Is f.hq-
uos y Eso. E4
Sss S1sMts Gsolke oHst 9 eo'
4iessra. siess.a. TMara1 1t.t 1.. = ~. =
aAes!e H.AAr O04n1uk C
t,.asE. SsNsn Waaa r.,,,.xc.
NEt2tb. ItE EAuS i q lbI G. W.
, 1861-10-29
CHICAGO WATER WORKS.

~ NOTICE.-An oEners OF occupants Of b5udinga
supplied wt1h water by tse Chicag city HgtIa@n1ic @
AnDEa! paymeat of the -yes1 commencing May 1at
1851 ard ending May iRt 1s6s viii be due and parable
hoard OF Public Works, Room No. Is Court House.
The lc1ean declared to be due on the rst Of
conmtEci1g with that dsF and ending May I. 1851
Owners q occupants Ct buildings which are stussed
which the distributing water pipes are las4 hut wSa
are not supplied With water also notified that the
Second Semi Animal payment Tor the for
the year commencing May lst 1871. aad endi May
1Bt l&f2 E BE- due and payable at tbs game time AID
place. By order Of the Board.
Office oftue Board Of Public Works. Oct.la ISL
, 1861-10-29


The Late Fight at EdWarda's Ferry.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S-The following is from
3 refugee from Leesburg:
When the intention oi throwing the Federal
troops across the Potomac river fi.nt became
apparent, the rebel force in the neighborbood
was 20 email that 1t Was almost decided not to
er, coming up from back Of Leesburg, and
with the force thus gathered, not altogether
exceeding 5,CG0, it was decided to make
etaEd.
Both parties, il. wa1 admitted at Lcesburg,
fought desperately.
The Confeder1tes feared they would be sur
rounded by large force which they anticipar
ted Banks would throw ACROSS the ferry just
above where the battle was fought, and the
most desperate efforta we're made to defeat
Gsn. Baker before the expected reinforcement
OF Backs could come to bis relief.
Our informant eaW over LOO rebels dead.
Numerous farm houses in the neighborhood
we're occupied ~ temporary hospitals.
The number OF Federals captured our iDfor-
mant did aot know. He saw one party Of 110
| taken of, but understood that two other
! squads had previously been sent away,
: The expectation aE frat prevailed that the
| Federal troops would be able to advance in
ated the utmost excitement among the Union
| lists, of whom there are 4 large number In the
vicinity, who were prepared to receive and
welcome the army, whilst many Of the prom
inert male secesslonists made preparslons to
leave.
After the battle the rebels rapidly hurried
| ND reinfp1 cementx. Il Is now estimated that
| they have f1sm Il, 900 to 1900 men at Lees
burg and Waterford.
, 1861-10-29

BIG AT the Republican Union
Convention Of the With District Of Asssaehu-
sets, to nominate candidate for Congress in
place Of Hon. VIM. Appleton. resigned, the
following gentlemen were voted for for cand:-
dates Samuel Hooper, Robert C. Winthrop,
Edward Everett, Joel Parker, BENZ. B. Curtis,
J. Thomas Stevenson, Gso. B. Upton, Frank
lin Haven, William Gray, G. B. Goodrich, etc
The fret named was nominated It would be
difficult for any other Congressional District
in the United States to present Al array oi
such names tcr representative IN Congress
, 1861-10-29

LIZ, Ia, u6 Lake Street.
500 Bales
D0MESTlCS, |
no.e.t he,o,s the I.te adraace, and VIII bs sold
kon Il to one cent per ysrd less tha2
eaa b bought elsewhere In
this market.
10 Bales Stark Sheeting, -.--.. 11{s'
50 Z" Lawrence sheetlns, -. 11ts.
80 a Appleton do. --- lit.
so " Indian Head do. ---- 1t4e.
$1,000 Stark Hill Bags, $3.50 per hundred.
10000 Lewiston Bags, $3.50 Do.
1s,ooo fohoes Bags, $1,000 do.
$4,000 Manchester Bags, sa1.so DO.
$4,000 ozark Bags, $3.50 Do.
so Cases Merrimse Prints, ----- sc.
rs american Prlat Works, - ST.
rs Richmond Wsrks, ------9e.
50 Rleaehed Muslin, Under Pries
20 Cottaa Flannek,
20 DeRIms,
20 Bales Stripe and Tick,
/ 200 IS Bats,
IS Gases American Dc Lalas, II to Is cts.
| III Q ST ER 2.
OTIoNs.
sH 4. Ls< SILKS.
I Also,
| THE ABOVE At RETAIL
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Cartain Goads,
| BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
| P. PALMER,
lle, l14 and lI6 Lake Street.
Caas- g5555 an4tapl
, 1861-10-29

MICHIGAN N1FTH-The Michigan Ninth
regiment, under command of Col. Dufleld,
left their camp at Fort Wayne, near Detroit,
for Kentucky On Friday .ast- The regiment
il fully equipped with every thing except mus
kets. The route taken BY the Ninth mas over
the Michigan Central to Michigan City, thence
over the NeF Albany aud Salem to Jeferson.
vile, On the Ohio river, opposite Louisville.
, 1861-10-29
We Sell the Best Goods
at Low Prices.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
H0LLlSTER & WILKINS,
GREAT CARPET HAIL,

133 z 137.....1s1K0 8f.-. ~-433 q LIT
e F ST IR s..
4e11E5.Sam
DANK NOTE LIST OF
WRIGHT L. BROTHER.
~ ". WEIGHT, GEO 8. WRIGHT.
of Cleveland. Ohte. ForRcclJ g. s. Wright & Co.
O{ Cincinnati, Q.
DEALERS In
Exchange, Gold aud Bank Notsx-
No. s6 Clark street, ChIcago
, 1861-10-29
Afternoon Dispatches.
FROM WARRINGTON.

The BaHcru at 1uthsas Hbint Myf1-Mdsos
ard 61ideWs DP&,tsYs Cort7.nsa7-1ns heoets
Fbrtifping CgntrsuMe-1he Pirate SttzafsT-
Diyfsie7 Of kbs Reb& 4t7n4.
, 1861-10-29

ARREST OF L RETIRED ARMY OFF1cER.-
Capt f. s. Shields, Of Troy, N. T., vas arrest
ed ut his country residencein Bennington, VT,
On Thursday Of last week, for holding treason
able correspondence with the enemy. He
quit the service in 1852, previous to which he
had been member OF Gen. Wool's staff &c
has relatives In Virginia, and his letters to
them having been intercepted, were found to
contain treasonable sentiments
, 1861-10-29

The latest retar1e,b by counties, Of the recent
election in California, makes the vote stand IS
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CARD,

TAKE pleasure in Announcing 70 my cid frencs and
1custouaers that alter absence OF two year..
have again returned 20 the practice Of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches. having Dur
chased the interest Of my brother the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street. snd having spent four
months n New YORK the past Summer 10 obtain fully
renovated and enlarged the suite Rooms throughout
inat my facilities are now better 20 produce first
class work than most Galleries boast Of and con
duee 10 the comfort OF patrons trust not enly
10 sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate Il st higher stand
ard have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851 and determined
not only to make this the leading Gallery in the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North or South,
and now introduce TO the public the following new
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures life size,
photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, On glass paper,
stll continue 10 make the Melainotype and Am
Drotype as heretofore The above STYLES are all en-
tlrey new in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but one made at sitting III who are in want of
anything IN my line are politely invited 70 give my q
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, FN HUGHES
oct20-u B. G. D. e 4 A.
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COAL. COAL! COAL.

Nashville, August 10, $50. -s.,sA-1
- orders can be len IN Box No -. Rcst Once Or
Rniiroad Depof1 JQ3A 3. Lang,
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We have on hand and are constantly supplied with
the most approved
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Manufactured. Also complete assortment of
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Bakery and Confectionery for
Sale.

THIS Establishment is located In the most pleasant
l. part Of the city, and is doing good cash busi-
ness but owing to the i'll health of the proprietor
will be disposed of at reasonable price, and terms to
suit the purchaser For particulars enquire of Mr..
Camp, at this Office febI2-tf
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Meaieal.
NASHVILLE
Electric Water Cure.

TyHE undersigned has taken the large House on the
| Il hill in South Nashville, a. the head OF Front
street. known as the Rutedge property where he has
established comfortable home for invaiidS and pro-
vided ample means for their restoration to health
Pstients from the country and strangers taken sick
the city find gentle nursing and appropriate nlec
cal attendance Our treatment ID chronic Diseases
consists OF Water Electricity, and the most effective
/ medicine and Homeopathy in all Acute and Febrie
Diseases and in an cases charges viii be mode
| rate and to suit the times
The institution IS located in field Of IL acre., con-
tanning fine shade trees and pleasant grounds for
finest prospective view Of the city, Cumberland river,
and surrounding country, Afforded in any other part
of the city.
ing art, We will only say we have nOw been in Nash
vile year, and register viii show the names
$50 patients, treated for various diseases,
most Of them hopess OF Chronic Diseases, and
81 OF whom confirmed cases Of Consumption,
and out OF the whole number 15o odd cases treat
ed only 6 have died, all Of whom were given Gp as
hopeless before saw them, and every of the rest
have been cured, or at least greatly benefited.
Fer the protection OF others, receive into
this institution patients having contagious Diseases
but will attend 10 such other places Family prsc
p A. wESTERvIT, n D.
Office Colonsde Block, No. 53h Cherry Street.
Office hours fron 8 TO 10 O'Clock A. Il, and from
tc O'Clock p u every day except Sunesy- AZ al
other times can be fOend az the EeSrjc Water Cure
ThTeh we are opposed to publishing certificates to
chow that control diseases supposed to be In
durable, viii republish the following letter Of
wellknOwn citizen 70 the editor Of the Republican
Banner, Ol Dec- Ovll, 1coV-
MR. EpT1og Having been afflicted for some months
past, as is known by my many acquaintances, with
attack Of paralysis, and having received benefit
SO tecidedfrom the Of electrical baths given
BY Dr. Westervelt have thought it due TO those SINH
ary situated with myself, TO make this publication
/ was decidedly convaescent WhenI began use the
baths but the benefit derived from them has been
positive that there could be misaking the cause.
am able TO my fingers and my arms, which
entirely helpless, almost if not quite, well
ever.
know this notice may inure to the benefit of DR..
W., at least with thOse who place confidence in my
word, but it is matter of much greater inpOr-
tance that my friends should know where they can
be relieved from tae state of helpessnessI in
short time Ence. JOHN ADAMS.
REFERENCES.-R. H. Brockway, W. Freeman, R.
Freeman, Joseph Wheless II. NJ. Bryant Felix G. Nc
Kay Capt. BelIsnyder, George Cooper, John Adams,
(Of firm of Adams x EveS), and others too numerous
TO mention, who know how to appreciate my services.
P. A. WESTERVELT.
n. B.-Letters from distance, asking further in
formation, enclosing postage stamp, and addressed
to P A Westerveit, N. D.. Nashville, Tenn, viii be
promptly answered. jan1S-Sm
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TWO FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT

ON Church street between Market and Front Streets
" with the privilege of yard attached Handsomely
situated for small family. Apply on the premises
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NASHVILLE, TENN. TUESDAY, APRIL 80, 1861
Joyful News.
The Cry is "Stin They Come. I"
WHAT?

Why beautiful goods, that will cause great talk
As our old friend n Powers has Just returned from
| New York
And is receiving at his s,ore Southeast corner of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which he'n seryery
fair,
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which in beauty and durability are so sstruly divine -
He has coats and pants OF almost every style and
shade.
Most fashionaby cut, and very neatly pressed and
made;
And as for handsome vests-he'u sell you one in .
flash
For the very least possible share of your cash
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps variety of suitable hats,
The finest caps-an fancies TO please
Both cloth and silk, and new style japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So to NJ Powers don't neglect TO bring your doliars
For with myrisds would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit;
Those most neat and fastidious in taste
Who of in badly made clothes their money waste.
But strange to say. for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined TO expend at Powers Emporium,
He Will give you bargains very rcih rare,
That viii compel you for months to wonder and stare.
He keeps clothing 20 suit the large and the small
And to credit our word, Just give him call
''Quick sales and small profits is his motto long
traced,
So ito N. Powers Store for bargains make haste.
apr3-2m
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kFor Rent. For Rent,

THE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
by me is for rent for the year 1861. II not rented
before the 18th January will be rented public out
cry TO the highest bidder. For TERMS &c. apply to
j. E. Bauman, at the Rock City Mills.
dec29-n H. GORDON
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIp.

HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
L OTTAA SPRINGER and J. r. HAUGH under the
style OF O. SPRINGER CO has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. OTTxA SPRINGER being the
only authorized to collect debts due to the old
rn and all those indebted will please call and settle
Immediately. The business will hereafter be coutin-
ued by Messrs. W. SPRINGER L BRO, ettma Spring.
er acting Agent. Gao marI4-lm
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Cross 'Cies W anted

TNHE Nashville and North hyVestern Railroad Com
i pany wish TO contract for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES feet long, inches thick, well hewn, TO face at
narroweSt place not less than inches clear of bark
timber to be sound to be delivered at the grade line
OF the road In Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for 80 600 WHITE
POST-OAK TIES of the size the above, be
delivered the line OF the road piles from section
IA section "a enough each secton to supply the
same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct TO the President
and Directors of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
July21-tf.