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We have late and authentic inf1rmIsiOn from
Gen. Price, By which we learn ne was at Neosho
in Southwestern Missouri, on the 2Ist, to which
place he retrested before Fremont, wh0 was pur
suing with all his forces Il was thought probable
Price would be forced 10 fall still further back il
the direction Of Fayetteville, where McCulloch va:
awaiting reinfOrceRenis.
Whether Prices retreat was matter of neccs
sity, or only q strategic move to draw Fremont cut
far as possible from st. Louis, so as to extend
and thereby weaken his line, before giving battle
we can only surmise. The probability is that the
superiority of the Federal force had made retrest
necessary. If so he may fall back until he msets
reinfOrcements fr m McCu.loch, when We may ex-
peCt another severe fight.
1t is hardly possible, we think, for the Federal
General. with such materials IS compose his armies
TO escape defeat at the hands Of the tried and gal
liant men he will encounter. But speculation is idle
now, when the question Of superiority has perhgI S
already been submitted to the bloody arbitra-
ment of the sword, and decided. Intelligence
from Missouri viii be looked for with great any
iety.-MemBLis ATpsal, Oct. 2Gh.
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TIIUmAs mENEEs.

TO the, Voters Ct sumner, Robertson,
CheaIbam, Montgomery, Stewart, Dick
son, Humphrey and Hickman Counties,
composing Ihe SIh COngreSsIOnaI district:
The short space Of time between the passage Of
the bill re distrctug the State and the day Of cleo
ton for Representatives to ths Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible for me TO
visit ycu personally. l therefore avail myself Of
the medium Of a circular to make knowH TO you
my candidacy for that position which candidacy l
assume in obedience to solicitations Of f ieLds from
various counties in the district.
At the present time, when party lines have been
Obteratsd there are no political isu,s TO be Dis
cussed; ard believing, as I 90, in the wisdom as
wei Gs the necessity of tre policy Of as complete
unity Of action the part Of our people as Is Prac
ticable, it would be manifestly improper in me o
seek to revive former party issues. trust that
party spirit, so happily auayed for theospresent,
may lot be again evoked at least during The great
struggle for cur national existence.
With some experience in legislation, pledge to
you il elected an honest and faithful effort 20 sub
Serve your interest and that of cur common country
by supporting, with Incorporating earues;ness
and zeal, all measures locking to a vigorous and
successful prosecution of the war to q triumphant
termination; that being the great and only issue
now pending before the Southern people.
Respectfully, Thomas MENEEs.
Springfield, Oct q, 1s6I-dtw 1:&wtde
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Charleston lIarket, 60. q.



C0TrONOur Cotton karks eo5iI supended. and With
e exception Of ocasi ral light sPssnOoc enquiry or he
Of The secEads Cd no bales q red la Is biS
ceats The rcept IN he ns have bJel 352 bales; ana
RICE -Tsi. Srt lie kss en- y SS ,B .s
prr During tie early Part II t week prices ere prss-d
iie1 suppven m7Ike, 10 De s. ne close we're snabed
to real &c baiter ne rssp Of the have Tvs
sna s9 THE balls Of tie sae' within TIE raags Of 81 ne
Gk1TE. OF all deier III rs Is exc. szd sdsa.ola. Tber.
is 10 Corn in hrst HANDS. % rties would 9s5
cents EecsiPas b. railroad 202h-she 8
OATS "A snail lot ssld Ct . ems, sacks uras,.
I RYE s-lls in re ell T4y a. S s59 ~.
WAEAT othing d3irg IA this artee Th'rs has teaa
sOels snaurry, hut tLsie none cGeI1g Phi Lomina
FLOURras Fl9ar marEet has szil during tas
pat and with very light reeePs ans advance in the
interior marx IS, prices have advanced 25j0 c. barre,
IN. dead h1s BEEN confined to bakers retailers Who,
49, have zen psIchasiag feralli al Tes
Ttngng ION ~ 70 - S0i5r srpese Er4s- Recspts Of
HAY has also been 10 ard in eo,sequs,c Of
the y Tntei sup II, has sdvancsd Gas e.nts North
carolina in mali ots sold al Ssg5 and Gs'rz
would cCmmand 81 so
BACON -shs Transitions IN Baeoa hive been very limited.
feE cages choice Hams sod At 90 cents bas y cen il
sb'at rkst price lot Of Clear sies ehalTd rams on
private has We u-drssrd The h5sre slight uader
30 c-rts
BUrTER is in fair supp y At & q sns snd OceaouaiIyf r
LAROur quota tons fer this sreIs hsvs not Aesz sas
ta1ed- WenoE quote. per Ga5 csnts Sons snail
packages o. choice quality are he'd at3nosnts
BAeGlSG AND b ale RO e There has been Soms excite
ment in the Bag ing dari7g past days
ts extent CT sOash We taken pIses The carrier ale,
were eh ed a. - eus but the and the bulk Of
he aIAscJns . Koue frrhsr advanced,
and u worth cone 2j esz Sons cells having eharg
hands e this fg1re.
WdlskX We have heard RI NJ Fa'ss during the week
80 dsrs are sskirg sI9si ?. AeoaOIis with s29IlO
sALr-fhs srla sock OF Salt marset hsea the
So Jet q nu, ecuauo1 TIE brincY portion has
changed hands three times d1nr Re a prizes BE-
& esn 30 md - a sack Hotiers asking 81 81
We are PeEed to aru that o. ltsrsng CAD
ita ISIS 10 ad ssd src weeks ago for
tieuen to trust ia the manuaciure this
most Necessary astic has secured TIE va'uab sceu &c
services "i Pr1 Ih5assy Tor This purpose, ami that theelr
prise nov well lt Is ecssFy 70 tin tie
ste Of tee salt Rcrss Which ofcoure Jon
hs Aterte bit vii say hist the funds teen inTesd
after mature delt Grafton, b. party knsus word
~ fi The process OF manufacturing salt BY vapOion
qurs about sky day. t1st about Chstnas
x ect from h South Carica Salt WOfks ample supply
and ~ reasonable r.tss.
59ttae en- Transactions IN stsrrg At last qaO-ons
~ PEI cen: rsmiun.
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Don't fail tc read on first and fourth pages.

ORATIoN AT TIE MASONIC HALL BY W. S. HAWKINS
ESQ We desire to call the attention of our friends
in the city to the addr-ss to be delivered at the
Masonic Temple this evening st the usualhour. The
orator is W. s. HAWKINS, Esq, of this county, an
accomplished young gentleman, chosen by the Ten,
nessea Hospital Association, to deliver an Grafton
as a tribute TO the dead Of Manassas. The Legis-
lature has determined to attend, ard We are graft
fed to know that last, this almost decisive vic
tory is to receive public notice and cOmmemoration
on the part Of patriotic CITIZENS. The evening
will be one Of intellectual entertainment, offered
without money and without price," by the mana
gers of this most efficient Association II feeling
grateful of course, for the assistance rendered
them in their arduOus labors.
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Unfortnnale surpriae near EedyvLIIe.

A Company of EeHh,ckiaHs dispersed and IS or 80
Killed and Wounded 6y some Northern Eb0Lltionis,s
On Saturday morning last Lincoln guLbOat
from the Ohio, supposed 70 b. the COnastogt WiJh
300 Abolition trOops, came up the Gdmberl n, and
landed st West Z !dyvIl The troops were disem
barked and PrOcet ded 70 IrGtOga tew miles from
Eddyyille, where u fac cavalry company Of Ken
tuckians, Just formed by Capt. Wilcox. were en-
camDed, completely surprising and put Ing them to
rOut and killing and woulding, IL Is supposed some
Is or 80 Of their number. The others fed, and sew
eral of them had arrived at HOpklnsyills, where
informant saw them. Some OF them h8d their
clothes actually riddied with balls, while their per
sons mrsculousy escaped injury. The pursuit
was continued by the Yankees about two miles.
Z Captain Wilcox was hit with a ball on the fore
Eead and although believed 20 be seriously if not
fatally wounded, managed to rida two miles OF his
horse, and il is thought escaped the enemy,
There were only about "a Of Capt. WhcOxs men
in camp. TIL eywere surprised while the pickets had
come in for breakfast and before others had gone
out 20 take their places.
"a How long are these murjer0us, thi6ying Yankees
20 be peTmllte thus IBfest rivers, deprsdate
upon our property, En1 murder our people Let
tue KentuckiGns rise IA their msjesty and strike
such 4 blow against these mercenary soldiers OF
King Lincoln as will make TEEN little more care
ful how they venture on our borders and viii give
them lesson that they will never forget LOU s
ciIe CyuTilT, De-. IS.
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A special dispatch to the Rep,5IieaA Blsaer, pub
Iished in ezra yesterday, dated Richmond Oct. q
says:
We have New York pap rs Of the PSI, containing
advices from Europe to the 18Th The news i very
important IL reported that the principal
Chambers of CONNIE rec in France have memorial
zsd the Emperor to recognize the Southern Con
federacy and raise the blockade CT the Southern
ports, and that be c9ntenplates recognition. The
London Nelos says the reports are from trustwor-
thy sources.
The London S.ippiag Gdzsge says France and
England must act together, ard that recognition
would carry an amount Of weight aad moral iifI.
ence which would set up The C1lfederacy
There had bcen bread riot and attack on the
bakers shops IN Paris, and Government had issued
assurances that prices should not rise.
Cotton advanced in Liverpool hall to three quar-
tiers penny Sales Of the week one hundred and
twenty thousand bales. The market closed buOysnt
The panic continues in New York from Stewards
circular. The Journal # Commerce says enough
wealth has already been sacrificed from its etfsct to
build al the foFtications recommended By Seward
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d r. COL E M A n s
PRIVATE DssPEEsART.

F5NHs attention sf citizens, strangers, and otbes visiting
Nashville, requiring medical AID, is respectfully called to
this Office, Deadic& street second floor, between Cherry
and the square.
Dr. COLEMAN old practitioner Il medinei MS amos
unnitd experience aud fatrng for years past
10 Of has induced him 70 Devote
his undViaed eli diseases Of this Many
the inveerse character have opy ye1ed 6
his improved method OF treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary e. hhais Con
Eha, elect ADD all diseases Of the genital and urinary
t with resistance to his remsdIss
All female and functional arrangements o. the
Womb and all diseases Arsng from CESSATION AID III managed
parturition.
Every Reduc Rupture and OF Files, and Pro
OF the Rsctum, most Ct Fsola be cured y
process nesry painless II either Of the latter cases is under
By Os4eman, Is iSGFiG6ly toGTTdntd as
careful exsiD ton always presents the indie uo'
Of failure, by his improved methOt Of oeratog
Persons either applying in person b. letter des
hing hrsG symptoms Of any specific diseas
be cared in most By the sbortive ehod in oryh
hours
sct confidence, Drompr attention and mOdr'ts charges
will govern him Rjth hs patrons.
No mercury used in the treatment OF TeTed disease as
Re believes Tin mott cases. produces verse disease than thai
it is given to
ONE eight the morning till rjne the even
inY nCt1-d SIN
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To candidates for Congress.

1t has been suggested, and we think the sugges-
ton coed one, that the candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed their tickets as to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon this
suggestion.
Printed at this ofIee at IS a thousand If
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Gen. FIoyd EnrOute for KENTUCKY.

Special Dispatch to the Kn'Nsils Rig.s;7r
LYSCuBUEG Va, Ost- "A gentlemen arrived
here this evening, who left Gen. Floyd's camp OF
the 2nih lie says the Federals have evacuated the
entire Kanawha Valley and tina. Floyd is en- route
for Kentucky. When cur informant left, Floyd was
encamped in Roane county, and to reach Kentucky
had only sboug thirty miles march. Gen. L)ring
after sending detachment down the KAMA Hha Val
ley returned with his forces to his old position near
Valley Mountain. ..
st.V Naadou DIuH
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We will teen special favor friends sad CORES
dents in the various and CAMPS Of the conltder
Dress wi furnish with all the gossip aAi to be
placed before the public We with to make or Pspe both an
interesting ard welcome visitor e the tent Of every soldier
bhng our battles for Independence, Their should
addressed To us at Nashville. Tenn
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TIE THEATRE Cqite a satisfied au liepce wit
messed the performance at the theatre last night.
The company played wCil-the piece 81 stained their
effort as effective drama, and the spectators re-
Ceiyed both with widest gustO. Our play -going
public should not neglect 50 pleasing a source of
nightly entertainment.
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We hear, from general report in this city That it
has been determined by President Davis 70 invite
Mr.. Breckenridge 10 a seat in his Cabinet ard that
it is generally understood that be will be placed in
the Cabinet IS SECRETARY OF War-dr. BerJlmin,
the acting Secretary at present. retiring to take
troll CT the Department of Justice.
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who would NOT be Insured!

Received this day Of W. J. MARR, lasurane A gent
No. 25 College street in this city, FiUe Hundred Del
lars, the full amount Of insurance on that part Of
nv building Gu Market street. which was destroyed
by ffe last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. II. VIZ.
Nashville, Oct Is, ISG1-tf.
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bsanIeug =
Attais ocs boy Who upderst' DIS how to pack mail


These IRVING from the don'nons of King Inv
who copies the late Louisville, inc matt or
Northern rspe will cOrr special on both ourselves
and the public BY lcavi ofice in Nashville with
tie least a 8 rnzs bic.
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TIE DAuY.-Sinsle copies of our paper can bt
had at the count ng room at five cents News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and hall
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the boys in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al
lodging that the paper costa them i've cents.
spuIQ-dtf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MoNDAY. OCToBER Is. $50

The SPEAKER called the House to order at
eleven o'clock
Nc Butler who has been sick for aSous two
weeks, appeared in his seat this morning.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills. were. introduced, read the
first time and PassLd
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cor. Thomp.on,, Flgntat Frsderlc tto,rn.

MENfPHIs. Oct. 22-The kppe7Is corres9 ondent
from Greenville No. 22d inst says Gen. Thompson
engaged the Federal forces at Fredericksto wn on
Monday the 2lst. The enemy numbered 5000 and
the Confederstes 500.
After several hours severe fighting Thompson
retired with loss of AZ. The ensmy's loss is re
ported to be over 400. They had five rifled cannon,
and Thompson had only two common guns. Several
OH ssrs on both sides we're killed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ENEmY's GUN BOATS An
EDDYVELEE.
they Surprise Confederate camp.

GAINESVILLE, Oct. 28.-Two gun boats Landed,
FRIDAY night, fifteen miles below Eddyville. and
$50 infantry and 80 cavalry marched up 10 Eddy
vile and surrounded Capt. Wilcox's company while
at breakfast Saturday morning, firing On them kill
ing three and wcundIng others, (num6er cf wcua-
ded not givenl Capt. Wilcox Tss cut in the head
four inches by niDnie ball.
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Don't fail to read on first and fourth pages.
Public Speaking Tonight.

Hon. NATHAN GREEN, candidate for Representa-
tive in the Confederate Congress from this district
will address the people to night at the Courthouse
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BY Mr., WARNER; No 9j--to attach the third
and fifth civil di@tricts of Hamilton count to
the territorial Jurisdiction of the Law and Chan
Gerry Court of Chattsnooga
By Mr.. DONALDSON No. 96--To change the
line between the counties of Overton end FentEess.
BY Mr.. JONES: No. 80 incorporate the
Home Insurance Company Nashville.
BY Er. JONES: No. 9S--To repeal section
chapter sc. of the sets of 1854.
By &r. ROGERS: No. 99-Allowing clerks Of tie
Supreme Court coats in certain cases.
BY Mr. FLEMING: No. l00-For the relief of
VIVA. K. Ecle.
By Mr.. MATTHEW'S: No l0l-For the relief Of
the tax payers of Blount county.
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Opening Day eff $50, OOOin superior
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For HE City Trade at FriVate 'aLe only,
SERJ. E. SHIELDS * 90,

EEyILL open tse Upper Rooms i1 morIirg at O'Clock
and rsa SALE decided the fl and best
Of Ready Made U thing that has been offered b them
city number Of yea T. Ock has been pronounced By
extensive dea the best that has "a nofsred
The good will be sold Wholesale owners
wish close OUT few Call you
yourselves, BENZ. y. sBIELpS & 90,
Oct26- No. 81 90 College st, Opposite SeWanee hotel
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In printing the vote for Senator N Sur days pa
per, the names Of two Representatives - ere omit
ted. Mr.. WARD voted for Msj. HENRY, and Er.
WHTTTEN for Ma. EWING.
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NciIce 40 Candldates.

Circulars candidates inserted in the UNION AMERICAN
paid for other business notices. and the payment
publication This rule viii be enforced
iuGexby No MARS either Of candidates heit friends
will hereafter Inserted this paper any other terms
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Mr. DUNL Alp read certain statistics from the re-
port of the Memphis Hospital and moved the trans
mission of the report to the House, which WIS or
dered.
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Reu. ". C. JLas5a =:

DEAR Sri am instructed by the President
acknowledge the receipt of your letter Of the g
Oct inst, informing him that James Wheess. ESQ.
has given $50 TO constitute him Life Member OF
the Tennessee Bible Society, and to express his
grateful acknowledgements for the honor done him
and the kind consideration which prompted it, The
President fully appreciates your noble efJr to cir
cuse the Bible, and trusts that It nay Ue attended
with great benefit to the gallant men who are risk
ing their all for the independence of their country
Very respectfully, Robert JrSELYN
Private Secretary
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CAPS, CAPS, CAPS,

or every variety and style and hoyr, for the Fall
4 and WiLttr. A. J. FRANCISCAN,
oct25- d2g No. % Public SQUARE, Nashville Tenn.
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BANK NoTEs.-We are requested BY the officer Of
the Bank to ask any person hsvirg Bank Note Pa
per TO call in and see them in relation to supply.
Oct l2-tf
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ShOes for sale.

1900 pair mems asserted. BrOgans b. J. W.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct p 1861. DIFF
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our President on the Bible.

The following letter has been handed US by the
Rev. W. c. JOHNSON, Corresponding Secretary and
General Agent of the Tennessee Bible Society, be-
nevoent institution, which is now issuing in this
city $4,000 copies of the New Testament, for free
distribution among our soldiers. The Society will
engage in this good work to the full extent Of its
means, and will furnish the books to other Socie,
ties and to individuals wishing to supply our sol
diers ct very low rates. or even below first cost:
RICHMOND October p, 1861.
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order NO. asa.

yorser Of Mai General POK the berelt Of Bhonit
ETE will on 'he st Instant, at " octek r. ..
w Warehouss CT Tksviiie eel a. Publc sale b he
nj hest bidder cash. the following gs0ds and sTcs
viz:
Ferp-r, Alspco, sod3 Fancy Soar, enpy Az Rsrre's,
WAGON hubs Wsgoo LsTi s1s Trisus ether sls
rsquired for tie publ service
The above goods portion Of th- sht founl loaTd
the steamer samuel Orr HlWEL5 BLACRAAN e Co.
CIarEsyiiIe, Tenn, oct Der 81. 1861.
The ysthvije LR0 nd Azne icdn c-py iii Fay O; sale,
and ID bill 70 tLis III E. CkITk JiLs scgsTs0gIE
oct6 tbs
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Mr.. BARROW presented the petition of ".
Mescham, praying compensation for services
come elton with Hon. J. q. Burch. Laid upon ii
table.
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EXECUTORS Stlscs
ON Tuesdsy the 18th November, 1851, the resi-
deDce Of William Allison, deceased, two miles South
College the Nashville, hUenSylle and Pennington
Turppie sale TO the highest bidder toe follow
irg property witt The Household and Kitchen RurnuIe
the ing untenss three buggy and harness
twelve head cattle and hne biosi6d 2ch
Cows thirty and mules, rs pork and $50 stock tog
the CROP OF corn, fodder. oats, SC
Terms of SAFE -AlI sims OF s. and under, cash.
On all Aun over credit
given, with two good securities being every
CURED, Of the sale be cGpEsd with te0r
the propayty is removed JAMBo ALLISON,
ocl2G eGl% Executor CT william Alaion, deed
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Mr. BUNPASS presented petition from certain
citizens of Madison county against the dog law, with
accompanying letters. The documents were read
and ordered TO be transmitted to the House.
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INSTRUCTION.

Joint House resolution instructiny our Senators
and IT questing our Representatives IN Congress t
procure such q modification of the revenue laws a
will allow the citizens of Southern Kentucky with
in our imts) to receive certain articles Of imPor
through other means, if possible than the resIric
ton, which confines such importatIons to Southern
ports, was received and referred to Com nittee OF
Confederate Relations.
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
= A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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CoNrrRoLIER AID TREAsrREa s 'EEPoRT.

appointed to examine the report of the COmptrOlie
and Treasurer. Read: aud transmitted to thu
Hnusa
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Printimg OMce fer Sale

TNNHE Whse OF the Presses and Printing materials OF the
soutNern HoEestsad Office for sale. TERMS literal Ap
ply to Union and American, Mas VILE Patriot o. Patter
son for terms. M PATTERSON, Trustee
oct25-im For WILLIAMS & co.
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The following resolutions we're offered /:

By Mr.. BROOKS, of Weakly No. offender
ing the Hermitage except the mansion and tomb of
Gen. Jackson, to the Confederate States for Militia
ry Acsdemy and also, rendering the use of the
Capitol to the Confederate States Government, in
the event it is needed whIches under the rule
By Mr.. LOCKHART: No. 43 Providing for the
appointment Of q commissioner to settle with he
Government of the Confederate States, which lies
over under the rule.
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MONDAY, OCroBER %, 1861.
Fena'e met at . o clock, Mr.. LANE in the Chair
The journal read.