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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pnitApRIpnax.

ADsnevohni Institution established By spscl Endow.
men,, for the Relief Of the sick and Distressed, AZ
fic,ed with viruIen, and epidemic Diseases,
and especially tor The ure Of Diseases
of the Sexual Organs.
M EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
AVA Surgeon who apply by letter. with descrip
lion Of their condition. Gage, occupation, habits Of life,
6c.) and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nshed tree IT charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on sPermaiorrhca. and
REMEDIES employed 10 the DispensaIy, sen, 20 the
afflicted In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
Or three Ssalnps for poslsse will be acceptable.
Address DIR. 4. SKIll.lN HouGHIt,N, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth ~.
Philadelphia. Pa. BY order the Directors.
EDWARD u. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHiLD. Secretary.
March 70. ST. cmS
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT

A rPRgHgsDED ssd lodged 10 jsiI 10 HHlsbs
A rough. Orange county. n, G.. on The 18th .
Apr, negro man supposed twsniy-thfee a. isensy.
four years 3D. quite b.ck shout eve feet Bns o. Tn
inches hgh: hss two scsn sefoss hs bfssst says biz
NAM y Nsihss. and belongs 10 Rsynr Rosadlsnd.
q Rchnoss. W. The svnss can ~ HIN b. pses.ns
properly sn5 psying III eosl sn5 ehsiess.
r. ~. JONES, Sheriff.
Nsyi. r-~
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To all who Write
More New Goods.

DNRNETT's TOILET SETS.
- fOtOAlAE. foe The hsr.
FLnRiaEL.s aew and dsliskiisl psrfpns fo'
the hsndkrrhisl
KsLiIsr,IN. eosnslic. Coz rsms,ins frysiiss.
ian. ssnhurn. &c.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. fav preserving
nnd lsani.fsin Inc teeth snd rpms.. Alss
BuRNETrs FI.AynRINC EXTRACTS. fss
cooking .jsa received and fof sale q Tho
DRUG STORE.
uns -. &C.
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.


Il SCOTT q CO.. Mes Yssk. ean,aue 70 pubIi.h
-. The fsIiS~ins lesding BRUSH PsriodiesL, vni
I. he London Quarterly, (Cm.etysti,r.)
Q. The Edinburgh Review. (whig.)
}. The Nartb British Review, (frr- Church.
Z. The Westminster Rrview. (I.lbsrsl,)
5. Blaek~oed's Edinburgh Mag. zin-. Glory j
These Periodicals. shy .p,sssni III. iAres s,sa, o..
liiiral pssie. " Ggsi Brasnl--Whig TsHy. snd "a
deal bot pliirs fu,ms oDy one ralvrr IL heir cha
fsessr. A. srsans q 'hs most pr.dounJ writer's an SCI
ne. Liisrsluss, Morsl, and Religion they stand q,
tkry have sized. Snr, siled In ihe xcfd 81
being considered indi.psbsshis the schair and the
professional msn whsto Oh. inlss gen, reader Of eve.
~ eathsy furni,h correct and Satisfactory re.
eosd ofihs 'ersivfs Of ihs day
sofd. than can Be pesibl, ssisisss f'en ssy other
source.
EARLY cOPIEs.-Ths fsesiP, Of Advance
Sheets from che British publlshsrs gives sddnionsl
sslus 70 these Reprints, nssmueh They can nos be
ps~sd inths hands eflhs subscribers sbop, 90 soos ..
the original editions.
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FOR THE LADIES.

tfcsiar's Rat Pai.on.
costsr's Bed Bog Eriermiksior; also
v Gods Hair Rrslor.ire. . certain rene
dy for inssafsilns and restoring the Hair.
fef sale hy
Februay7. a.
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4 AMPS. Chimney, .pd Chimney Brushes. s.-
u lot received this ds.. atfFi
J. c. tt RRENTlNE 4 SON.
0eisssi 10. a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12
Dantb Of COLLIN AherorR,

At the regasr Oseng Of Sea hern typographical Ution
No. efts city, held Monday evening Oh inst tbs dsatN
OF Mr. ooLLtS W. SHBG ca t2Vi beeo previously an.
nounced the oloHing pTeSnb and we're
by tss Com uistes, rsso q uaaninously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Great Au man. II be tIrsiss OF BIS
dVn Will Plessu hAth lied to spiritual senee our
Ii WOItiy ard e. md uos BROTHER IoLLIH W. Re
COCO Ba bre' maLtA beer markell upon The dia OF
Gnd vi hfaIs yet 'Ttpen Siih S.rroW
Of isuo and member, eqnred By the in.
stiTe deere Of lEPe aod, pa the sad trbuts 81
nd Cd g. the cTed OF nshaF high in our
fse 10 arrived al aben life holds iu
he ring pro poets and bdShtest hupe 10 indeed
Of dee ef that the Of vitality In ouRR
ie sHou have bus en&turely Vharr bat the reaen
hist death the end cf all human u
that disc Consumption, in geTous stsE
sll exp ion OF his ~ had quilted the his
d. many months beO his doezAs In d=Ath Of brother
shegogE We have N'ten hcsten Of h trHn ali
eItin. Who kleW him = twelve q nth since
The Mt cheer al and hath mpznion ofour
Of pslfsDtry, thou ut beh Id hin hNb
nS the rave? 18th Dig f'eI 10 ths uiIiom
% dim tina eth al b. EsW We sGkHOals tGe ith huAab
he firm t'uSt th the dpArt-d has he Led
si Tor tee Anee Of innort lily The many endear
cyrus his oil liz .Gyd lnHn unsss a. f.J-
oE mem sfo his boy ihL to as ever green spots In
hGs0JUSd, hat in tbs cath Of b Their shegogE this Union
has 't boDsraOl use al member org zeaICuI
adToc o. our ea1le Al the eoDnuniya ulsfzl tsen,
RGsnlre6 fhag ndole eth the relatives OF the
dec sLd i1s lie LhsS n his their SAD
beresVsnent
ssOto Ths Is,snn farsraI In body and wear tie
rs / b. N u ming fer shry days
RsoLUd Tb4i III proceedings lrhrd In the city
&c handed ths res Srcesssd.
Y. WHRAM. Cha rman.
TICS e RATEHAH, !
h"v @ ArIEs
$50 hIRsT,
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SEN ate.

WEDNESDAY, DrcBNBEE H. 1861.
The Senate met at zine O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
CHEATHAN presiding, and the journal was read
Mr.. B ARROW presented the memorial from tbs
Trustees Of the Tennesses Blind School, praying
an additional appropriation, that the original OBJ
ects Of the institntiOa may be carried ous. Il WAr
read. and on motion of Mr.. BARROW, ordered to
be transmitted.
NEw SENATOR.
ALLEN HURT, Senator elect from the counties
of Anderson, Campbell, Granger and Claiborne,
appeared, and was duly qualified BY Justice Ferris,
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. LANE offered 8 resolution to sppoint two
Commissioners to settle up with the Military Bu-
reau. The res; luton lies over, under the rule.
saw BILL.
Mr.. BCMPA5S bill for the relief Of B.
Crockett, and e. II. Hill, which passed the frat
reading.
CONFERENCE
The report Of the Committee of Conference rails.
ing q com@iEsiol TO settle up with Qaarsermasters
and Surgeons, wa taken up and discussed and con
CURED in, by vote of Is to 7.
RESOLUTION.
Senate resolution. No SO. was passed section by
sectioR and ordered to be transmitted TO the House
RELIEF.
Ga motion of Mr.. HILL the regular order OF
business was dispensed with, and Senate bill No
90 for the relief Of soldiers families was taken
up, pending the discussion Of which, on motion Of
Mr.. NoDEARN0N, the Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SEASON.
The SPE AKE2 c.lled the Senate to order at half
dast two O'Clock.
The unfinished business of the morning was re-
Eumed, and Senate bill No. 80 was discussed and
amended The whole Of the afternoon seaaion was
occupied with the bill, which, a. amended was
finally passed, ayes IS, noes 8.
A message from the Governor, nominating W
G. Harding. John D. Winston and Russell Rouston
Inspectors Of tn PeDitentiAry.
On motion, the Senate adj Jurned TO zine O'Clock
ta morrow morpisE.
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Dec. II, 1861.

DEATH OF JOEL n. SKIra.- Our old and respected
fellow, sltE=n j. HI n SIXTH, died at the residence
Of Mr.. JAMES h. KINBRICK yesterday afternoon
He vas. years ago, proprietor of the E4sh,i g
UNION. He held the office Of Pension Agent at thI,
place under the United States Government for rev
erAl years, and was City Treasurer at the time OF
his death He was man the strictest probity
and universally esteemed. His funeral will take
place this afternoon at three O'Clock, at the Nc
Eendree Church, on which occasion the Rev. DR.
ACFERRIS will off ;iate.
A more extended notice of the deceased will ap-
paGr in day or two.
We understand the City Council will meet at nine
o'clock this morning, to take suitabls action with
regard to the deceased.
The Masonic Fraternity are requested by Cam
bsrlsnd Lodge, to meet at Masonic Temple this
afternoon at two O'Clock for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral Of the deceased.
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= RArEHtes e has been represented hat fhars 40
ecnaEed IN the QyeFanaeDf al forty ars zscners.
Nho are 70, chargsd with crime bat are FsPresent-
ed a. being slaYes-7 = -
Rssolssd, TLas the ccnpi,tea fos the district Of
Coumoia Dc permitted 70 inquire into me Truth Of
said report Apd b IMhat authority they are con
ned. who are the repUted o6ners; and what lsgIs-
laflon, II any, u necessary to relieve them from
imprisonment. and to prevent persons from being
similarly imprisoned hereafter, and toreport b
bill or other wise. Adopted
Mr. Cox introduced the following, which was r.
ferred to the committee on the Judiciary: ss G..
Whereas, The exchange Of prisoners in tie pres.
ent war has already been pracHced indirectly, and
Is such exchange would not only Increase the en-
tstments and Yigor Of our army, but sub.srye the
highest interests OF humanity -Gnd as such change
cees DOS invoke the recognition CT TIC rebels -
government therefore
Rescued. That the President Of tie Unitsd States
oe requested 70 inaugurate and systematize Insa~
-ures Tor me exctlge Of prisoners u the present
Ar. Holuaaa introduced preamble -e;ssrstisv
the Sentiments containeo ia the CritteDdeu resol1
tcns s60ptsd * tte last session. ia esct that the
war was forsed upon rs By the Disunionisth and
hat the only obi ct in carrying it on BY the United
states s to re>establish obedience the ConsttuS
Eion and Union, and that when these objects are
accomplished the war shah cease. etc. Mr.. HolN
'usn's proposition concluded with resolution re-
filming these sentiments.
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsyl vania, the
1rop0sltion was laid on the table BY a vote Of a
x aInst s..
Mr. Dunn offered resolution inssrueting shs
Committee on foreign affairs 20 inquire into the
IrscticAoility and exPedisnsy Of procuring the
rights and privileges Of settlement aad citizenship
% any part Of this continent, or en- the adjacens
lands Sonlh Of the United States for the habitA-
ion x free persons Of african decent who may
choose TO enigrs:e thereto from the United StaEss
or she f0rm4dsn Of independent colonies, 70 bs
Protected from foreign noltstation.
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Lieutenant in Artillery.
Tribute OF Respect

Bovine eHEEE Ely DSs ISL
Alta nest this evening Of the field and npsBy ers Of
Ire 2'Ih Reg snt Col T. ALLISON called The chair
and In fs appropriate sso object Of the Nest
ing poi ted the unde led Rmi who submitted
the tyllosing rsoort, Shic sdonted:
wHKSAs death has taken sShp our loved oo
rade ". LIZ who dIeo il this .Ses last night ana
ming duyA pnTegs to cherish his oenory; There
fore.
ResoICed The death o. CEp BELLt have lost one Of
theb Ig Regiment aud st him rs ever
recognised good C;er, brave man, email fcI nd and
hidf' gent
bss1ed Tn IL f. wi ter Ct sincere grauSe that
be AieI iull hope Of . Ia py mmorttiIy.
Reso!rd 1ha tender his soTToWnl family tnrs
ymstn their ssaVsnent and that We send them copy Of
hese Int
esoIU tt copy OK these iesolrtors be sent n the
LouV lie CoBTtr and franklin Reoieao with request
publish. captain u UzIa
a IsOE,
Chap " CO. Lon,
"a
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DR. KINGS pEsPRnsARr
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ "a KlEo, sOrE~ly ct Hgs Ts1k, fer o.
49, tour years Of Lsslsgils, Ks1tuoEy, ana ubo n 3
Vstss attention 70 ths nats1t Of pEVas dBaaS
Ry yerrs Eaters himself having attended practice sr
,Azy years, and cared suablsd . ca
diseases pr1vte aAure b 49, nav -
liadleisus medical treatment from negsot 9fthaF eWn
2 KINGS DspsnsAry No q Deadrk street bssssn Chsr
ID Square be all diseases private askrs
1SHORRA cured Hthozt nRzci0Is nsdGins lnlsyssns
bu5ine8-
STzlCrURzs sfod data, sEsctaay 0arsd IN sSw
syS ky operation which pain Ehers Bstars
health be enjoyed Perhaps dAas ReFa
uisehisf ana undcrmiRss TIE oonstitu1oa % uueh-
5TFHILIE, dissssss Of the groinR oEt
tsct treatment, e1ootaaily sared ~ dzl
sEruaL WALES particular attention having n EysR d
tie Consciousness gTsnF out eft hfoaEha
in many oassS tie destructive kaoitI Of incOrsdsrsEa
ouths and indulgence % The passions nsss q
ie I'LL Gu5sTune he csnsttaon FendsrinE Iuhocl n
FOR bnsaess socsy, and causing prsnstuFsoId age
F...sf- vic lahnrs fsh anT dcultT Of u Woah
nav resf asszrss olimnedtate reliaf.
Persons rssdiss . stI sd Rating thar eass, vih
~ enclosed directed D. Kiss Ha q psadck sYset
Eassils rGaA will h sthe aocasaFy medcins % eF
,idrss it osessy drsctons Strict sse.sy sssrVSd. OsS
lo-- '-'--S a ~ norang unsll n lhs VEsaiss
uuyla.lsSa-akgls
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ARTnLER7 Mes WANTED Il Gm authorized by or
der from General GIBSON J. PHLow. to recruit for
the artillery service ct Columbus Kentucky. Iha7e
authority to receive recruits for twelve months and
TO muster thsm into service Persons living in the
country, and wishing to to the city to volun-
teer, will be at no expense after they are sworn
into service All required Information can be OBJ
tanned By calling at Messrs II e F. CHEArHANh.
corner of College and Church streets.
J. E. SAUNDERS,
decll-Iw Lieutenant in Artillery,
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DIE u.

CnA1Dd yeVsrisg, December %, Typhoid p suaoEiA 81
ths reside =. Pats son, In eou4S, Mr. gro
RoG Of Captain Ksyhou mes y Gel TsTEyR Resi-
nsnt FGIas RAngsrG
Ia e and znlbiy o. ths deeeassI snd.lre5 hin
the he al the aaiy All that kisdaen eszid
do don bl nIhnE ul stop tie drss1 destss,er Il
Vas hsri IL in fs, soul bouyAni
vi be ri hIstP HAPPINESS, ak ng
Of d. III RutW not hsr, for dArl Oh ID be
not dsd bE hS oIlJ snVersd alo 2obs Tia
his at con net 60 the living Although pr
mt ei hs syslds closed to earth and fellow his
mai to the tomb. there Plaes you Will meet u
itis reW, freVsri yCz viii yoEr
again ia tia: or sht, that Ia ,pg abode
ryPhod Fever at residence Of EsT Ward, in Wat
Eins Grove at Cd CT ruesisy evening, the 18th in.
WA aALL, Of Gong Ties ly, TEXAS member Of eSpL
Jones' company Col lery ea.bt Of Ts1II Bar Es. he
SicK esks He BEhIE, azd esd n fall IEih Of
pr glt unoaIty through jesus ss His remains
/ tered in &C ty tsry ".
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-12

Az APoLoGr.-GOss of our TriWeekly subscri
bers fsiled 70 receive their papers yesterday The
of this failure was owing to the fact that the
water WAS cut Of during the night from our por
ton of the city, without giving the public notice.
and the consequence was that we lad no water in
our boiler and Of course could not raise steam to
rua the press. Had timely notice been given u
by the Superintendent Of the Water Works, we
Wonld have been prepared, and cur paper would
have gone TO press As usuAl.
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Es5
Rail Road.

raROUoa ROUTE 10 TIE EEsT AND Tas sOUTH,
commencing WedneEdsy, Nov. FL, 1854.
rrairs VIII = foiloEE
10 -h,nlhs ExpresSRunB daily, Bskss eonneessvs
all psInts and Eo1Lh Dis asce Easler aad ts len
th a % ether Tale
s. or H-Fraght and Accommodation Ira n-Day (Bundsys
sXoepedJ Only {, ClAEksvills.
stnphis sEpr-ssa RVS IN sash siue &c TOsA5P,M
AecOum dion and PseiElt arrive Al 1910 u
bfOaEh eigh To- Ne Phis, &C, uesday, lhu
iayS aid AturdAgsat 33O Srsight receives aPo ne
o'clock
Ough Tickets for sale IN celess OF for Ms.phs
Hickman, oiumbus, HRmtodt JsekBsn Mobile heE Orsans
md other places. A. AGDEHsOS,
noT3A keceivn.
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MORE TORIES IN LIMBo.-An addition Of thirty
two of the Cooke cOuIty Tories arrived by the
EASTERN train last night, and we're marched through
our city to The Jail, by a file of soldiers more
crest-f4lleu, mean locking set Of men than these
pets of Old Aoe's, it has not been our misfortune
10 look upon since Andy johns and Horace May
Usrd cheated justice of its dues, end saved their
neckS lrem the halter, BY aseing to K.ntbeky.-
KRoGviES Register, Dee. 10.
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CoFFesRondenCe,

To Ma. DURT-Sir 1t gives ne pleasure to &C
knowledge ia behalf of the Soldiers Relief Sociery
Of Tennessee your liberal donation of the portrait,
of President DAVIS and Gen. BEAUEEGARD.
The delineAtions and the colors of these picture.
faithfully correct and lne-like, and the Who'll,
r1ecutiOn exhibits true artistic conception and
lasts. The mastery studies you cultivated at tb
modsr1 Athens Of refined GFs-Munieh your tai
eutI and iliEens industry, makes the gift very
valuable 10 Us 1 will say We have realized tn.
handsome sun Of two hundred and thirty ak do>
lars for one Of your paintings.
The Society beg to present their kind wishes for
} our success personally also that Of your beauti
tut art In the Southern Confsderacy
Yours respectfully,
FELICIA G. PoRFEE Preside.
Soldiers Relief Society Of Tennessee.
Dec. H. 1861.
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an, By authority, raising a regiment ron rzE
WAR; Il ia TO be hoped that the struggle viii b
short, but whether long or short Ii is now evident
that the people Of the South have to ght 1t through
or consent to become the obedient slaves Of North
ern 6espotism.
will gladly accept the applications of such
Companies as are willing to devote themselves to
the cause Of eur Confederscy until its independence
Is recognized
will furnish good arms and all. that the reOu.
lstions all ".
These deHIring to join the regiment viii address
me 6y letteF Or telegraph, o. sPply in person at
this Place.
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The various cficers Of the Corporation of tie
city are earnestly requested to join in procession
and follow JOEL n. SxTH's Qate City Treasurer,)
remains to their hnsl resting place All of the Ex
Mayors Of the city, and all those that have occupied
seats in the City Council are requested TO join the
procession.
RUTThN
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CoLIEcToas OFFICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
.i'54@s3 ~ 9S N4sHF1EaE Dse14th. 1851
The tax,psyers Of tAe city Of Nashville IRE noti
fed thatthe tag for 1854 foF the bsneai, Of The
Nashville q NOrthasster1 Rail Rosd. has been
levied By the City Council and the books placed IN
my Office, where payment may be made.
CoRPoEGTroN Tax PAYERS who have tins far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
ere estly requested to call and pay without de
lay, as they win thereby save costs aBd interest
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injary
lc The public. A. NELsoE
Dec. =, InsPs@ Collector, oiJ Hsr-
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Col HOsEEs Nor knLID-A gentleman who ar
rived here yesterday direct from Gen. ZoLuooFrxRs
camp, says it was not Col. HosKEs, but some other
field cfieer who was killed in ths skirmish near
Somerset, Ky. The name Of the officer killed could
not be ascertainei, as he was removed by the LIN
CoLHITEs.
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On motion Of Mr. MARTIN, Of Shelby, House
bill No 1853 to lay OF the State into Representative
and Senatorial districts was taken up.
On motion Of Nj MEEK. the bill was amended
50 a. to place gefersOn county in the floating dis
trict with Greene, Hawk and Hancock. = {. y
As thus amended the bill Eas then passed on its
second reading. y,
A RECEsS
On motion Of Kr. BROOKS, of weak.ey, the
House took 9 recess until seven O'Clock.
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TIE DAILT Single copies Of our paper can be
had st the eoEntng room at five csnts. News boya
and other dealers are furnished At two and hall
cents per copy. We make this statsment becsust
We are informed that the boys in the habit
Of selling single copies st ten cents and more, al.
lodging that the paper costs them I've cent?.
sepl9-dt
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Notice 70 Friends.

Theae Of isDds ErvinE from the doainOns Of King LA'
MAJ have copies Of LouEvls, tneinnst
Nortbs yssrs, VIII special AYR On bot ourselves
and pveRe By Iva ocs, IN Nashville nth
the least Sssy poasb We viii chssrfuy pay a.y expense
I a5urred IN 2r UurinR thsn
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No11os 10 OoTrospondeD1..

We viii sstscn special vVr trenOs and oO7zsSpoa
Ssss divisions and eanps Of tho OOasdsrAts
will furnish "a with oil The gossip aad proper b
placed bsprs ths pablo We wish paper both
Interesting and weOOns visitor 70 the tent q sVsy sold
fighting bstt independence Thsr letters should Be-
addressed 70 &c st Aashyil.e. Tenn
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Circulars o. candidates inserted the UHOE AEERIcAH
be paid for other business psteea and the payment
earsd in publication ThI rule sil be enforced
naexby H. circulars either candidates heh triendA
Will hereafter be inserted N this paps Oh Ry otter tvrrs
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For K9nG.

WEE eITT n TEL rent for Ie8a Apply % EnOsa
1 Ensty,r d Hosard noYsR
He UNIVERSITY Of NORTH CAROLINA
CbapeI Hui.
RNHE mex 81 n vi Uegn en- SATURDAY 18th Jam
I nary 1862.
rhis InsIti'a situatd In region renarksby hsahhal
M from the seatIf has aEccegal
FthEsrs rs A. Vous Id have he
I'd P0rnRitiss y imp oV ne ben Z they
re DAVID SWAIN, Prssidzat.
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tUNEnAE NOrICE,

tUNEnAL >OrICE.
The fri nd and Of tbs lat Felix ABBAY,
pSct'uIS IT ed hs noe day ALL osOe
rom rsSc.ros Of " R. eEx,AIREuE OF eLsrors
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Divine sc lee " the Rev G. O. HARsrs,
DO7embe Is 1861
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NAEHEnLs, Nov. "a, 1861
All companies wishing to be attached to the S0th
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, viii report them
selves to General W. @. WHrTzoREE, at the capitol,
who will give them the necessary instructions a. to
the place of RENDEZVOUS, camp equipage, Transport
tAtion, mastering officer, &c.
Companies to form battalion Of Cavalry win
also be received. JW. HEAD, Col.
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C.S a.. Aid to Gen. Pillow.
ColamSas Ky, December sth, 1861
Appeal Avalanche, West Tennessee Wing, Chatte
hoogl Advertiser and Knoxville Register, insert
three weeks and charge to Union and American.
dec ii