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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

In addition to the above, we have full stocks q
other goods, and we invite the early attention Of
buyers 10 these goods. We have the largest and
best stock that can he offered this year, and per.
sons who wish 70 save money and secure useful
supplies for winter, should give ~ an early CALI
We sell exclusively for DASH, and no one, however
accnrInfa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

sa- Gen. Wool has enlisted, in his d.
vision, the mutinous federal soldiers who
were sentenced to hard labor at Tortugas,
We have not learned whether this novel
proceeding is the result Of scarcity Of re-
cruits, or of feeling between the
the General and the convicts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
say- A Washington item states that vol.

asy- A Washington item states that vol
unteering, in the North, is progressing at
the rate of $4,000 per week, The greater
the number, the more uuwieldy, the more
extensive the panic, and the more signal
the defeat. But this account is merely an
enlarged edition of Falstaff's men in buck
ram.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
Original Attachment.
Rice Il Moore

T. S. Montgomery
The plaintiffs on oath saith that the defendant
hath removed himself from this State, and that nd
is indebted 70 them; and the plaintiff having OBJ:
tanned an original attachment from me against the
estate of said defendant which has been levied Cd
his property--it is ordered by he that publication
be made in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, q newspaper
published in the city of Clarksvlle, for four con
secutive weeks notice TO the defendant TO appear
in the city of Clafksvie on the 9th day of Novem.
ber 1851 TO defend said attachment suit or Il viii
be proceeded with exparte
CHARLES BAILEY, J. p
Sept 20, 'Bi-4w-pr fee 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
psa. We are indebted to MIR. Dean, q

Rsn. We are indebted to Mr.. Dean, of
this vicinity, for a very liberal sample of
his cabbage crop. One of the heads,
stripped of every green and loose leaf,
weighed ten pounds, and the remainder not
much less. Mr., d. has enough of the
same sort to supply the town for long
time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

SBoUEsTRAroS IN AKKASsAs.-The sequestra-
ton act will is said, operate to the extent Of
curing to the South more than one million of dol
lars in Arkansas. The Democrat says that Mr.
Woodruff, Of Little Rock, has the largest land
agency Of any person in that State. II has been
estimated that he controls has charge Of at least
half a million dollars worth Of property owned by
parties resident in the Northern States OF course
all this will be sequestFated.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

SaA. The people of the North seem high
ly elated at the advent of the titled gentry
from Europe, said to have offered their SER
vices to Lincoln [ ne of these, by the
name Of Murray--claiming TO be an En-.
glish Baronet, was, some years since, a da-
guerrotypist in Richmond, Va,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

gay- Gen. Price states the Confederate
loss, in the battle of Lexington, at twenty
five killed and seventy-fve Wounded
Rarely has SO important victory been
won with so small sacrifice.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

INDIAN TRooPs.--The Cherokees win furnish
three regiments from that nation. The Greeks viii
furnish two regiments, and the Seminoles one ba-
talon They will soon be after the JRyhawkeH,
80 IeTt Smith Times, 2sd
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
DENTAL N0TICF.

TO my friends and the public generally would
Gs.=s. most respectfully say that my connec-
IN ton with the Railroad Investigating
I1IDCommittee will no longer interfere
with my professional engagements, and that can
office, south side Of Franklin street, opposite the
Masonic Hall. A continuation Of your patronage
respectfully solicited.
II. NJ. AGREE, Dentist
Sept 27,sei
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

in each and every coihpany Of the 9lst regiment
Of Tennessee Militia, 70 I'll all vacancies that now
exist on the LIST Saturday In November next and
the constables Of each district viii give notice and
hold said elections accordingly.
JOSHUA COBB,
Col. COmd'e. slst Reg Tenn Militia
J. W. WILLIAMSON, Adjatant.
Oct. 3, iSsl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
The DESTRUCTION or PRItATE PRoPERTY The
Baltimore Surss account continues:

baIumOre SUNS account continues :
The conduct of the Federal troops to-day, while
occupying the grounds recently vacated by the
rebels resulted in the burning Of property to the
amount of from thirty to forty thousand dollars
including houses with their contents but which
were unoccupied, no distinction being made as 10
the political character Of their owners.
The wanton acts will doubtless undergo invests
cation by the military authorities, as they were
strongly condemned by Mcclellan who went over
TO the Virginia side at early hour to-day, visit
ing the various localities recently vacated by the
rebels. A private was summarily shot by his SUI
perior officer for ihsubordination In refusing 70 per-
form duty,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
For Congress.

No. We are authorized to announce JOINS F.
HOUSE, ESQ., as candidate for Congress in the 9th
District Election on the sth November
Oct 4, 'si-tde
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

-p4- John G. Breckenridge, Humphrey
Marshall, and William Preston are at
Bowling Green-having escaped from the
clutches of the tyrant.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
MACRAE & COULTER.
Special Notice.

We wish 70 buy all the wool, Jeans,
Linsey ON socks, that we can get aud
will pay the highest market prices In any goods we
have. Remember the large g-@ sis.ss-f0on, on
franklin Street near ths Market-house, and you
caA EASILY find MACRAE 4 COULTER
Aug %, 1851
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Ann Gray, has left my bed
and board without Gust cause OF provocation,
hereby fcrwarn all persons not to trade with or
harbor her on my account This Oct, ., 1861.
4. L.. GRAY.
Oct IL, '6i-iws
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
nrrron oh ;. 4. cntArnAM.

SsrAroRs-- Under the ordinary circumstances
of the progress of Government the high honor con-
ferred upon me deserves the profoundest acknowt
judgements, chat should be the emotions Inspired by
your Partially upon such an occasion as this A
new nation has been bona new star adds
its glory TO the armament of empire since pre-
decessors were deputed 10 this hall by free and
cfivalric peopleLConstitution freedom, which
yielded to usurpation and tyranny I'm the old Re
pnblic, finds itsregeneration in the new. The love
of liberty that animated the hearts'of our fathers
and made their achievements immortal, awakens
its echo in their Observation-Disclosures heroic col
umns this day and this hour, are living forti6ca-
tons against the advances of despotism upon re.
publican liberty.
Senators, from the heart thank you for the
distinguished honor you have conferred upon me,
and proceed to the discharge Of the arduous du-
ties Of the position, assured of your kind assis-
lance in mitigating its embarrassments and difficult
ties.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

onoAsIzArios OF rms LrolsaATuRE-lfhs two
Houses Of the General Assembly convened yester-
day at IL o'clock in their respective Halls in fhe
Capitol and partially organized BY the election Of
the following officers. Edward S. Cheatham Of
Robertson, Speaker OF the Sennte; Franc H. Paul,
of Shelby, Principal Clerk Jas W. Roean, of Eaw-
kinC, Progressing Clerk. Hoase-Edwin A. Kee-
BILE, of Rutherford, Speaker; Fred S. De Wolfe,
Principal Clerk; Thos. 3. S. Riisswor, End clerk
Henry Lighet, EAgr5ssing Clerk.
There were warm and spirited contests for the
respective Offices and though the friends Of the de-
feated hspirants claim for them the highest quail
6cations il must be conceded by them that the
gentlemen elected are entitled to the high respect
and confidence which have been reposed in them.
Both Houses will probably completetheir organiSa-
ton early this morning. when the Governors
Message will be delivered and read.--Ndsh Union
& Ameriean Of The sh inst
The oIo,Ong The su6joned speeches Of che Speak
err of boJb H0uSfS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
T'he fsattIe ID &feenhrlar niror.

RIcimosr, Va, 0ct.--A battle was undoubtedly
fought yesterday, between Reynolds, (recently oc-
cupying Cheat Rcuhiain,l on his'fharch towards
Stanton, anu iorces Under Gen. Henry jackson,
of Georgia, ehtrenched on Greenbriar river The
enemy suffered almost total defeat
RrchSoND, Va, Oct, bth lso1.-The battle In
Greenbriar river commenced on Thursday morning.
The enemy commanded by Gen. Reynolds, cothing
out of their entertainments at Cheat Mountain,
opened the attack.
The Confederate forces Consisted OF two Georgia
regiments three Virginia and one Arkansas regi-
rhent, tdder Gen. Jackson, of Georgia.
When the express lett the enemy had been re-
pulsed with heavy loss
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
List of Letters.

REMAINING in the Fost-office at Clafksville
Tenn, Oct. 10, 1861, which if not taken out with
in three months, will be forwarded to the dead let
ter office at Richmond,.V
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

peA. We understand that arrangements
have been made for the publication Of the
Louisville Courier at Nashville.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

Leave Tenn. River, $50 A, NJ
GAINESVILLE ll;24
State Line, io4 P. NJ.
I" Russellville 259
Arrive at Bowling Green, $40
BEg" Passenger trains run daily Freight and
Accommodation trains run on alternate days--run-
ming Southwark on Monday Wednesday and Fri.
day--Northward on Tuesday Thursday and Sat;
6rday.
Extra trains will run North of Bowling Green
according to opportunity and necessity. Trains
Southwark make close connection for Memphis,
New Orleans, Mobile, etc. ,....
Sent 81. isei ~'T"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
Report Contradicted.

The report yesterday of the landing Of lhrp,
force at the mouth of 0ccoquan, below Alexandria
is ascertained to be false. President Davis return
ed 10 Richmond last night
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

Large lot of Grey Goods for Uniforms.
a." Jeans and Tweeds for Fatigue clothes.
Soldiers Shirts and shirtings-Linen and Cotton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11
JUST RECEIVED BY
MACRAE L COULTER
olarksvills, Tenn,

We have in store, and are now receiving, n very
complete stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-10-11

Oct lI. on
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-07
cSunoe W26nnsr.

bsi0nhers De Die SS teps gtbmeu VaRers 5ercrben HS
eas dhrit6 70 S Eduitnft tiu pbss Srd rstet us9e
purN tire srb1hHgR 2dlen euGe1er Dtrdu sfEaftt
NIT benz OrHnsr e Ssrennntctt Gsna bsssiasri Gnt 6tr
eeter bsantsruos aSns rGt babea Epeta mSseH @ msI
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Oeifia

Dte thrcd6en 9pirfun8eu 9aers lnb fstr sR fren
esruf es e15tnies BerTtrruns Sheen @eerEftbe Der
@eteslraTis aple abnnn9en AbnetsGns efsa,def
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Eausnb yen prenn ebsu GItsFs tEnuen cet bsarbeten
terer 6mlt bdB abgesebr usbea tne ds ent
esentsu!s6f Sribetauns ts AHsen Suen bic us
tet4en eer Nnsaebrnna paber- -,
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ne gtpren bO rte ct 6r, traS 6tprian Mber letne
NtiB9elhtde er5dblte, bis er enoltG NIT IpUttt<
ider Nlene IaBte; Ou muBt DID trGlten, Qleber
tannt wobl bwieper in WnaDen angenpmmen
iperDen.
Da er Den unptllen tn 6lprtan'5 0efht Be-
nertte, fubr er fort QGenn Ou biltg 1etn willlt
tannt Ou tbnen 10 bple nj it lein. Sic batten,
e5 gut init Dir gemetnt, unO Der petb naS nO9
IN rem pbantaiiril4en &Opf De5 letGtinni9en
651uletns lteft.
Gr bltfte 5lortan 1Aarf an, bod bteler oerd1-
oerte time Mlene. S wiBt mobl gnaotger
0err, la9te er, mas STR mir BET bem AblGleCe
IN Snlin9en ais 9B1rnunJ mit9abt, pas babe
ib ntcht per3elIen.
On BIT tein W1ann fir bpble Irdumereten
rtef 9Nartgraf @aiimir, lie mag ,es inne 9enDrz
Den lstn, aber eS tnmen anDere berrli9ere Nu5<
lihteu pa3u,
Der 6obn In Ieinen Nltsen perme6rte f3,
ais er Ietne Oano auf Jlortau'S Nru le9t nnD
rabel Iprad: Sit fonnten DID gebrauten unp
tonntelt tbnen iogar ais etn6reier uno Berpano-
fer a'1nebmbdr srl1einen, wenn e5 9olt, papur@
Dem Stldof etnen 9etreufn, tapfereu Oten tnann
pom bslon6ers 9roBsn 6dbi9feiten gu seuinnen
mir aber etnerl 5GeunD 3a nebmen, auI Den tch
leltit pCffnunJen legte-
Sn5witben aber dnOerten 1ido Die 2lu8f6ten
nnO DIE Dane. Die franfiIhe loer3p9etrpne err
lbien ltsbllA einlaDenD Dor tbren gtuger unp
0aTitr, men Iiebsr 6lOrian mar Dein Jaopf uttt
9emadt,
6lOrian OaAte an 6ilpe9arb, Der Ma1fgraf
latbte auf- Gs 1T wirtlidp 10, laste er, lte pa6
len in oaem @rnte paran, Observation-Disclosures
pnrOen aneeppanen Die ebrget5tge Sbnelter
res Silhpfa lns 8ertrauen 9ejogen, ober er lelblt
ltterte unO 5a9te, Denn pie lfute li6 Der alte
Sdwel9er h 8n ipldDer &iibnbeit aufrafFen.
9lun fam Der 9fal3er um DEN Ssbsl on3ulesen,
ron Der anOeren 3ru5leB NIT 0ta0elGwert unD
0lumlarauben. 9Betbt Du, mas Die 6Olge
par?
(8Urtlebung foGst)
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germaHia eus=OerfiCbermne9n
@jeIelt fdbaft .le
in 9tew Worf. #
Ssaar einsesabites SsapiSaI $500, 600.
prGftosAt' hugo xBelencoHd.1 1850
Stterprdfto. unO Sefr., Triecc. Sctipennler.
D'eie @sien6ait Ia tduptid$l& far Die OsntfGe 8eU6
feruR8 oer Der tadten ss9rlnoet pcroen. Sbre Be
Gmten ino Deutfds TIRE Drifia&tu werecn tn beut
fGer mn6 en9I deer Spra d dusseseben.
Sire @eihafte oeteben tn esbe1S De It DE una ens
Alters= 8erfCreunafn, NuVfeHer- gno &etbreR-
ten. Der tberunaen
&@tBtg pro3ent oeS adnien 9luSeus reroen unter
@erGeren perthrlt uo modem ole @eGiblt oaour III eneI
GAf Se9e ME ttt9feit b'erBaoeten
Als NefereuSen fir Baltimore iRn fplsebe 5erren
benen bte nit eneiea sen- nbaber fnhE
S2r. u. Sdbumad,er y 5r. g. 20. Sltl.* ~ atE
9tpbt Hepr,* 9Gm 6 Gcpae-,
2Derner Drefel Sacob 8ubotpa
Samtlton Cater, = 6. gS. S5piider,
~ @hr. 9inrt6s y - Dleser Sten
!, Perm. Dcu RlpT y y 60. uhrIlub
- 5enrp DsetTi@ > DCles 3Btelenfelt.
Applltlnteu aus Wabiuston unp aus irgenn
etrent 3belle pee Staate8 Ofarplanb
rHHen iid scfdu'sH mId peuoen. s
MbolRD @ngIcr asts.
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gtOtis.

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Gs Sbf StIs unDHsnhs unh GpbehcauSe Suadrabty ede
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rUGhnen bsrRpsrs fur EOiat et letum Huft unbefaan
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et cctlnne ssptNn Rrdnfbesn aHse,ei SeiR D Gnt
Bsoaunlune uE ansn sdns& uHbenunt Gr %
erblb etusm eebtn pei6vS grpbeu cptdleru
9uropd srhsR etss eaupss Hbra@is namitb &uG
laut 6ranfrsta ant eeD 8Udlsp ybdSsiphtu r~
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ais NfiL s A3A
pdutfsdnfpttten wsrher I@nsu setelit 3t
- aHt brteHAeu Mnfrdesn EnNen eaetf1 gsgrteeeE TS
rnb stusn ORStsSa sHaltss fur as azfpssit&Isstr,
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@efdbrlihe Grnnfheit.

1ptn ts srssseistt unb rnfIues SIHesr bs 2aars
Fpret nsB Ct cen &m pteieE amcrSban Sanpeti In @ duf
ub oDer ee 1nrt @neduna hn Lb@reft Cd 9ene IN
psnon aG ps SuC5s trr &rItebuus &efpeutiltta
elftn m &erreEen eEen pnAte up ange bts pte
SbapNne bieiss rsdil6eH lebes nts O. ein SsidwI
rtn enuahetst pals s;ne b6s 9aie Sner ppfs
IN BEN @isbsFn Abnatms Gelites 3aUthetL NnSwuh
etr SGnt Gncten ben Seue UNI armen 6nnen tn &e
N6 UNI an ben Grremttoten fb stn nteis uebe
nttt elmer iGrefeu Sneaisf lt lhreiten ules
er CSaner h ete NaenfncAen enaleu Spier fur
ersn araHbets etn eGeuGe 6s nittlstes Ia
itsnen thTedlten Geteen bdrur m &nre
ienem eanee trtnet manner a 5eelDer surldfehrt
Us g sine ir0Hrtge 3bdtae e1F GaIeupG m
6r9atfs SnIa SpfCr falen IN at Aer uussfdtdle UNFIT
ienetr FRAZIER wede pur6 Atpencune eRes tDnlte, Gs
ftf WieturS e 9pnuttSn utbten Gf &ctens
q En nerhn1 pln
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Selpnper5 Al beaGhten /.

Dr. Solution bs olsH Dneu ene Sulfe an scclds d fur
sls eeteinle us unnature ei orper SerGi fur
ns Nrbett O SeaSatt UNI hte Gbe unfaba aenes 3aer
eeGpaGt babeu,
9er nf emss her aueen unb SeitaSnsDrtten Bcsfu Der
ruben 9erobnhetten ees 9dfers SbGddg 0ndeu unh tn
ben @ltebeu Stbmesen IN 9opfe Sbas es e6ts gerlug
GER Dnsfelfraft 9srsCvFn Rrp0ie unruhe Masuibucdt
unersnnns Der 8erduun9sSaan aassmstne &usraituas
S1niprCme her Sbwtnpludt
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0r. SOln,tolt.

g9ieO hes FSta6eu gClesmns tet guntdr,e In 2snken
r1cu'Fer enee Der sren nept3tRen Gplatcn Der Der
@ Der pen 90bten Gtsl etnee ybens ScptdlsrH ron
Spfeh yarS yhabepsi o anberen Sabten sueebra6t
ge GER punertdren etlungen ppenbet Sgu penen e Sc
NtDts Ger utspin wes n5dhet 9eenp bic IN Dhrnfau.
kn Hesspiis fne aueeren 6ranftstten en Ca g. aud
M Uet 2Ipsteu ernuisn su br erbredeu bs au errp
tefn 0et asFnssn Rietn8eten apBenblid6 ee
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Dr. .9Ol)nli0ll,
Der etnsiae 9Irat, tpeLNer anae8l
. .0tabltrt her daLleba 3abreit.

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ST bat bds H6sra ptrfdrht uut bet Iftte tn ktr SD
sntrss sssn aa semitic aroHfbssn s6wa4s TN aadsn Gns
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Sdusrdnfbeti une aasr tOsn deht sewt
gehemen cpobutetieR o 9uasnh ptl tbrvn Dsern eass
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perrnhreH uh uf es sebe werctn tire gdntuShtS
SOTuunsen Usrnt6tsR s&Easc bsrpOr6rnssa
bic @p unm6st& MAIDEN pas tus' brn asrpss ana Sum s
Sunee Wannsr. e
beOnhsrs Delas Die 0str nss bstmen paaes aTcben So
eas anr6 STEELE Eautust TN ss Srdt ret 9slae
enr TIRE erbabrnsD zdlsns ars tu6ter @traubs srafs
MI oe SrHner eeS SsectiGH enat bessts am 6tr
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7eIsm Ser;ransp ndhsn. -t 1898
5 8erbeirdtbste perfpnen,
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ten unDer3asit4 Or SBnufcH a &dtbs stebel- rf a7
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mSafi f ss MstS'1 S & 3.'IS Ann NM Ya cher Dsas
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tpuen 6afi unmeet mabt ID oft has epps Derer trrcu
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gen ui1nsn s BIG burp PW eppenee aEetmen &aere ent
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ltsben 2hirsn bon 8alttHOrsltr., DItIt9e Se!ts
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ncpperb9aen &rfCreernft ebel,su iudststi nh IA
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Erb er6rhen DersPeuHe eIdnpltEAsn getra ur.
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sets aes bag sn iuHssr MaHn p OTRSne feues 4GunsS
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@e9ritnbet sur l1nterOridun9 Der Guddldlberet.
Der etn3ge Dlag NO etne 0GtIun9 sriangs
#4Hla rperner fdnIl.
el 2tuoerlIns tn iedsa GiunDers.
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l,'...sIsei[ Ter 9rreiie.

Die Stele faufnte st Udbrtnt ferer bsu,ebr Sabre
IN ersr Nnat tSrtrt rGrbtR Dleues rttar TnnS
ar1er OSerGensu ueit Or Sphasu dusSubrts unt beuh
c "ts anpsrs perCuen bepcEntep
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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-10

NOTICE Is her~h, gwen that IA Election
IN win = held IN
WEDNESDAY, November
ell, 1861,

II the several E.ccsi.n districts "f Saint Ma
rvs c.w,.fy. a the H~ssal places oi hoLiing
.l,s ii aid District, 'nr the purpose of
exciting TIE fat.wins ulcers 10 Wit,
( a G..sern.r 81. Maryland
a Cs,nipsr. Her u the Treasury.
Il A Judge s.,r .:t. Ca.r1 OF Appeals of Mary.
land Cor he sct.,.i Juiici..i district;
A Judge of thu Crnii t',urt fur the lst
Jnli,.ial district III Maryland;
A Commissioner vi Pubic Works tor the
2r.d Disfri.f;
4 .se,.a,,,r al,.i fas. n.einl.ers OF tEe House
! nf DELEGATES la .eprcsens eaii c,aiuty IL tle
General AsscrlLiy of MARYLAND;
FIVE Commissioners 81 Tax:
4 Sheriff and Couniy surveyor for STUNT
Nary's county.
Aio, h, e..cl, -'c.iinn district. justices oR
lh- Peace. Coust.sLcs a.si issd Snpers,.,ss,
rs iulluw,:
FIR D.>,.ic, Nc ,Ss. lsie,:osl- Two Mag.
isir,:,>. Two t'm.statlcs and one Road SUI
persi~ r.. 49,
F,r District N.o tfaeHryl--Thrce Mag
i,tra.cs, two Conssabics am. one Road Super
visor.
!! For District M 3 ti.c.nanl TOWN. Three
! Magistrates. three Ca.stablcs and one Super
viso.. F
Fer District MI iChar;ic.l --Tireo Mxk-
i-ira,e> i.Ir,c Io,.siaoics an.l ole kSAsi Su.
r'rrI>''r.
! Fm District No ) tCi,aslo;tc Hali)--Two
Magistrates, two Cm,sal,les and one Road
SUPER, lah.
! For Distract M & n'tnxrntl Two Magis-
! traits ~" G. l,s;ai,l,s..ar,l cue Road Super.
vIsJr.
j. THOMPSON YATES.
Sheriff,
! S.n. 2;tl,, lSGl--te.