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Chestnut Shingle. E OO,OOO dHEsFE9T SHEEs1SF ssEsalH' SHAxnD June Z. 9l BALDWIN'S
TO CONSERVATIVES And those affiiceed with DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY. HEART DISEASE,
 FEVER & AGUE,


 The undersigned. now seventy-five years old, has for years devoted his time to curing his Par lshioners and the poor in New York of theso dreadful complaints, which carry thousands to an untimely grave ; he has seldom failed to cure all who have applied to him for relief, and believing it to be Christians duty to relieve those abroad, as we'll as at home, he will send to thoso who require it, a Copy of Prescriptions used, (Free of Charge) with directions for preparing and using the same. Also rules on Diet, Bathing, Ventilation, and Exercise for the Sick, they viii find these remedies, sure cure for Consumption, and all diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS FEvER AND AGUE, CONSTIPATION, HEART DISEASE, DYs- PEpsIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, and FEMALE CoM- PLANTS, and he hopes every afflicted will send for acopy, as it will cost nothing and those suf, fering should apply before it is to late. These Prescriptions are used by the most eminent Phy, sicans in London, Paris, and New York. Thos,, wishing them will please address
 REV. DIR. CHAMBERLAIN, 3l-lyr.l2m. Williamsburgh, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

An Assortment of q NARPETINGs, or. CLOTHS, MATTINGS. aD &:., Sc At Low Prices.
 F. D. MCNEIL. May 18th, 1861. lt
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,,,,, +La VEpAIGN'C OIThppJFS

THE Remedies are carefully prepared under the direct supervision and inspection of Prof HUMPHREYS in order to meet that great and long realized want of the pubc ments of life.
 moments reflection will show that vast majority of diseases from which suffer and die at their com mencemen simple and trifng mere cold slight diar- rhea pain in the side, headache or hoarseness at first easily cured and sbed in time becomes consump- tor, fever, dangerous dysentery, Group or other disease which all the powers of medicine fail to arrest
 Herein these remedies supply great public want Being on hand, simple, you know at once what to take pleasant so to repugnance-safe, and hence occasioning no risk while the curative effects are positive and certain they taken and at once the spell broken and the danger allayei.
 Other Homeopathic Medicines, however carefully pre- pared or however full and extensive the Manual to which yo,l refer in order hem always require study and Careful examination and always leave you in doubt as to the remedy chosen and the result. Such examination study and such doubt always most unrendy to the sick or ang and especially to be avoided. Nay, it often strikes at the very foundation of success and prevents result which, with confidence in the remedy, and hence persever- ence in its application, would have been easy
 Exoerience has amply confirmed the of these reme- dies for families and private being THE BEST IN rSE TIE .ASr CONVENIENT THE MOST PROMPT RELIABLE. - .. q =.
 Thnusands are and have been using them for some five years past in every section of the country with almost inyarable Ali speak in the highest terms Of their simplicity and certainty, and among our hundreds Of agents the uniform testimony is, that they give good satisfaction to their customers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

.'a.e i,aIzy l.;siats o9' tiic LitcEi~
 1ic.es Ee:;ss'. A NEAT PAMPHLET, 40 pages, octave, con IA tainng biographical sketches of the follow ing eminent members of this bar: PARTRIDGE THATCHER, DAN1EI. EvER1rT TAPPING REEVE, JOIN ALLEN. BARz1L1A1 SLossoS, DANIEL W. SoUTHNAYD JOIN c. SMITH, NATHANIEL. SMITH. JAMES GOULD, NolNI B. BENEDICT. ASA BACON, ELISHA STERLING. JABEz w HUNTINGTON, PlEINE.ls MINER.
 LEHMAN CHURCH. By Hon. Dav $ Boar,l1l Ill of New Milford. Published and for sale at this office. Price g cent, ger volume. 22tf yRsllE Twcn:y-Seventh Annual Report Of the -a Directors of the l.tchL!cIu Mutual Fire h. >'lalcc Company. Whole amount of Cash received for Premiums and Interest from the commencement up to this Whole amt of Losses and Ex- penses. .......... SEC, ,3o2.t tj8 Dividends of 10 per cent. paid on renewal. ....... 9CS..32
 ------ 37,2SO.90
 23,44l G4 Amount received for Interest the Y, last year; ......:....:.:...... 1,17O.S6 Due from Agents and Cash depos- ited. ....................... 2,4S3.s6 Cash Funds ............,.. S27 ,O96.3 .3G Amount charged oil the Books as pledged Capital. yl................... 2s, 13o.24 Making an available Capital to meet losses. ....:.....:........... s55, ,226 GO heeetas an@ EIPe'd't're$ from ls July, 1860 to 1st
 Ja'y 1881. Received for Premiums. ........... s4,ess. 1o Interest Account. ................. 1,170.S6
 5,s59.O5 Deduct Losses and Expenses. 2,149.4O Balance resulting to Fund. ...,. S3,709.65 Balance of Cash and Notes on hand at He End ot the
 FIscal Iear for the Last II Tcars
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D R. E. COOP E R. $
 UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM ! :!

VWlHIs Medicine has, and is proving itself to k be the most valuable remedy for that ter ble scourge
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

NROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, very cheap o at T. II. RICHARDS
 March 18th, 1861. tf-49
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ARE. yOu GOING

FEyo BUILD or REPAIR, and do you want IA secure, durable and cheap ROOFS?
 If so, buy
 RCOETN SLATE from the VERMONT OUARRIEs.
 They can be pit upon new or old roofs as cheap ly as shingles Send orders or letters of enquiry to H. E. WING.
 West Goshen Conn. 15 If
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HOLMES & WELLS.
 FORMERLY
 HDL MES & BRONSON.

BANK EFT. WATERBURY. CONN. HN7 E have associated MT. F. D. Wells of w New York City with us and hope, by his acouaintance in market, to make still greater in- ducements for our friends to favor us with thelr patronage. and qualities of GOODS from the Boston and New York Markets.
 Especial attention will be paid to the Selec- tion of the most elegant DRESS GOODS, and the latest and most fashionable Spring Mantles and Mantillas.
 A large Stock of Linens & Housekeeping Goods. GF Cash and Low Prices.
 HOLMES & WELLS,
 Largest Dry Goods House in the City. March 11th, 1861. tf-47
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIIE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
 COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, lNFLU-
 ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHcoPING
 COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
 CIPIENT CONSTIPATION,
 and for the relief of consunt,e patients in advanced stages of the disease
 We need not speak to the public of its virtues. Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet Of the American States its wonderful cures of pulmonary conl- paints have made it already known Nay. few are the families in any civilized country this continent with out personal experience of its effects and fewerye the communities any where which have not among them some living trophy of its victory the subtle and dam gerors diseases of tie throat and lungs. While it is the powerful antidote yet known to man for the formi- dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs it is also the p,easantcst and safest remedy that can be em- ployed for infants and young persons. Parents should have it in store against the slicus enemy that steals unon them unprepared We have abundant grounds to believe the Cfrry I2col saves more lives y the con snlpo's it prevents than these 1t cures keep It ny you. and cure vorr colds willie they cuh.e nor neg lect them n:ii human ski can master tle lnexorabe canker that. fsal tiIe Vitas eats your lie away. All Iinow the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and as they know too virtues of this remedy we need not do more than assure them it is still made the best 1t can be. We spare cost. 10 toll to produce the most perfect pnsslc and thus afford those who rely on it ths best agent which skill can furnish for the cure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

TROUBLE EXTRA SYRUP, very nice .. WY. H. BRAMAN,s
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PREPARED BT nR. J. (. AVER,

AND SOLD BY AGENTS --A l.. ,,n!,th Litchfeld Hart Broth CTS X G., West c Sllen Fred. Boardman, New Milfnrd rratt. Foster & Co, West Cornwall H. c. Gregory. Cornwall Bridge A. St. Joilr Kent; G. H. Chase, Sn;.ioI.; smith & Ensign, Morris.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

GNhocERIES, cheaper than ever. at ] March 25th, niohAfDS: ---------------.----- tf.49
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Elf..&'j7 ETF%T'
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

Ftou, Rem L 7. Hime Pastor cf Adcsnt Church, Boston, DR. AYEp: have used your Pills with extraordinary my family and among those am called to visit m d;ssess To regulate the organs of digestion and puri f tne blood they the very best remedy have ever tnown, and confidently recommend them to my friends Yours J. V. HINES.
 WARSAW. WYOMING Co., N Y, Oct. 24, 1855
 DEAR SIR: using your Cathartic Pills in my prac. tce and find them excellent purgave to cleanse the
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

7He Highest VAzNrkcet PrScd DAID for Butter, Cheese and Eggs, by U T. H. RICHARDS
 West Street. March 18th. 1861. tf-49f
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-09-12

F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,,
 5G2 BROADWAY. NEwYoRK. Sold by C. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; J. Catlin, Northfield; A. St. John, Kent G, +. Afford & Co.,, Charlottesville.
 1y15.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FoR PRIVATE DISEASES.

d. KIBa, formerly Il New York; Cor ne
tour yearS Of Louissills, Ksneusky, and Wa 9
Sa his attsaton the aent Of private dBea1aa Ter
bf,t sT dakters himself having attended practices NJ
any years and cured housandI be e eneeed =
5,.saass AZ private nature matter hoW bad hey 10
~ medical or on neglect 81 tAe eva
n. Ks DiEsrsary No. q Deadrck street, between Cary
- re sguae ghsre ali diseases Of PrvAts nasaFss
goEoEHEa sursl without nsueiozs madeline intsrcs
srzcrEEs ofold recent dss, sEscuay sursd In ss
isys 81 sn operation which eaasss no pain Bnere sos
rat health eapnotbs enjoyed Perhaps ne disease Gauss uot9
-5ssRief nd undsrminss the constitution 90 mueh-
Ey7HfLTs With All diseases Of tie skin, growing cat
- A. b atucas can Be sdsctaAliy cared Ia sW days.
sxvrt WKAEEEss, particular attention having ban gEl =
r aeas and All the gsEns eat eft, Fousht
On in napJ cases ~ The eestruenys A o. nSonraesal
Youths snS xcs1svs ndulgenc Of TIE passions neglect e
b iii 1nSerine constitutions, Ke8dsrnE The g1est
sS b1sis-1s o. socisty and causing prenatursod
$500 no u,zy Be- iaboFinE with any dieulty q he Wonh
nav vsEt assured OF immeaists reliei.
Persons residing abroad. By writing A5d stating her sass, via
- -ised directed b Dr. King, No . Desdrek stost,
EsbSiIIs Tens viii IA sthf Necessary nedsns ssnt 70 E
ss ith NECESSARY directions Strict seIecy 0bsvsd. eeg
hoars tom o'clock N the morning Ens sia ~ sTsng
nay23.lsssdANly
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PRoULAMATION.
EsMAm G. H4RBIs,

Governor of the State OF Tennessee.
In compliance with instructions to me from the
Government of the Confederate States, through
Genera. ALBERT SYDNEY JON hereby make
kaown to all companies battalions, and regiments
mustered in, or hereafter to be mustered into the
service of the Confederate States, for twelve
month, under the late call for volunteers for the
Confederate service that they viii be required to
arm themselves within reasonable time with
shot-guns rifles, or any other effective
gun, the Government paying the valueN of
the arms. Every facility will be afforded by the
State that is possible, and other furnished as
soon as is practicable. After reasonable time has
been gwen those failing to comply with this requi-
sition will be disbAnded.
-, Intestimoay whereof, have hereunto set
Ills my hand and caused the great seal of the
- State to be affixed at the Department in
Nashville on this 7th day of November A. D 1861.
By command of Gov. IsHAM G. HARRIS.
COMMANDMENTS Chief.
JANSs VI. McHESRY, Adjutant. General.
Knoxville Register, Memphis appeal copy one
week. div.
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BY T'ELEtfl1APH
OUR SPEelAL DISPATCHES.
Another Glorious victory.
OUR LITTLE BANDS PUTTING $500 HEssIANs
TO ROUTl

CLARKsvn1E, Nov s-Msj. G. A. Henry received
dispatch from his son. who had two horses shot
under him in the baltic on the Bank of the river
opposite to Columbus yesterday. The battle was
severe all day.
Our loss was serious, and that Of the enemy was
enormous Our force was not IS large as theirs,
which amounted to $500 The Aght commenced as
in the morning and continued to 2 P. n, when re-
Inducements were sent over, and the enemy was
soon thereafter put to the rout our brave soldiers
following them up the river bank forss7 miles.
They threw away, as they ran, their baggage,
arms &C. to tighten the troops bat all this did not
save hundreds Of them from slaughter. They res
embarked on their gun boats, and made their es-
cape, not without enormous loss.
The victory cost Us much, but it vas eemplete
and the route like Manassas and Leesburg.
Gen. Tappan's and Smiths two regiments vert
attacked by s 500 HessiaDs who lsnded two mil
above at O'Clock, and they engaged them for hal
an hour by themselves
Gems Pillow and Cheatham took their Brigadel
across to reinforce them at2P H., and the hght
was severe until P. NJ, when the enemy Asd in
great confusion.
1.-The foregoing was related to US by friend from
ClaFksviIe whe heard the dispatch
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INv.s1oN OF East TENNEssEE.-An the facts and
minors we are in possession Of indicate that the tide
OF war rolls this way ana tnst II prompt mSVe>
,,ar,s are not at once made to check the progress
Of The invader the bosstful predictions Of the
Northern journals will be fullled-namely: that II
Tow weeks The theater of the war would be trans
fsrr. d from Kentucky to Esst Tenne 'see- Cum
berlsnd Gap we believe. Ia well fortified, and can
be defended against any force thar can De Drousns
oga,nst IL. The other gaps. however. seem TO have
beep neglected, and yesterday we had rumors that
Ia-oa Lincoln force was approaching jamestown
Fsntress county, and that McClellans Cavalry Bat
talon had fallen back from that point. If they
make their entrance there 1t Is probable tne;r ann
wbic5 vonld be a most calamitOus blow to US
Knoxville Register. hOU T.
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d r. COL E M A N s
PREVATE DIsPENSARV.

eyEz attention citizens, Eraagss, and oths visiting
Nashville requiring medical sd IL respectfully called =
is oce, 81 De4dse< street second eocT between Cherry
and square
DR UoII - is al old practitioner q msdidnsi his Azost
unit experiences ard fsteng success for past
in treatment has induced him 70 devote
BIZ uudvised sll diseases Of this nhure Many
inVsterats ehsraer have pomPsy ysded y
his improves ne bod Of 'rtatment-
Primary Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary ephhas. Gem
srrhOa, Gesta al deas Of the genial and urinary organs
ne with resistance 70 his rerasdlsA
All rreEul rites snd uueHsnal dApgsnens 81 he
omb and al diss Arising om CESSATION and III nanAC.d
partnrition.
every Rsdu-iols Rapture, and Of Piles and ProaB
sus Rectnm, most o. Ftala Be cared -
process merry panleE u esr Of the later cases und
en- By Cs .ean SnBGrGby tcdrr1Hfed, -
careful always presents the ndeeE1
Of success I1Brs By his improved method Of operating
Persons applying In person b letter (de
Bang easel symptoms Of scsnate specific daase
can be cared By The aborve nshod In foryssaa
hJurs
sct csnh5ence, pgopr ateu0n and moderats sharge1l
Ei govern him sith hs Patr rs
go mercury used in the treatment q ss1ess dtss1ss -
be BELIEVES most essss prOducesa deAas hAn a
Il given 10 cure.
oes hOars from eighth The morning ill nine IN he sy
IN oct9-d3m
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HEADQUARTERS CAMP CHEATHAH,
Nov. 8, 1861.

There are at this place 1,OOO men without arms.
The needs the service of these men, but
q want of arms will render them Of no service.
1 am credbly informed that there are mary
guns in the hands of citizens of Nashville. and
hereby appeal to them, to lend such aid as they
can by delivering to Mr. WHELEss, at the Office CT
A. WHEELEss & Co., Union street, thus: Rifles,
double and single barrel Shot Guns, Reporters
Holsters, and such other arms as will be effective
which on delivery, will be receipted for.
The guns to be returned, or paid for by the Corr
fedsrate Government at close Of the war.
1t W. A. QUARIEs.
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s,rrLTbe Macon Telegraph of Saturday says:

sIKr.-The Macon Telegraph of saturday says;
This article is rising. as q merchant remarked yes
terdav. at the rate OF about one dollar per day IL
i thnupht that it will command $50 per sack be-
fore Inc end of the month OnG Of our firms, with
f,sas 70 sell more thaA five sacks TO one man sad
he must be planter. In New Orleans, fifty SACKS
il A. much as can be bought By one man, where
il Professor ThOmsssey?
The Mercury has already furnished the informs 2T =!
ton as to Prof. ThOmasseys Wheres9ouls- nc =
-ot,5Ia His valuable services have been engaged
bv one of the most enlerprising Houses in Charles
Ton for the erection Of Salt Works on grand scale
The srticleI however cannot be made in day, nor
IN week but as have ssd before, about CnTl''-
mas full supply, at reasonable prices, may De ex
nsctsd from the south Carolina Salt Works. Fne
msnnfscture of sails requires p'riOd Of about sixy
Jsys- The South Carolina Salt Works have ben N
nrogress about half that time Charleston Asre't
] NJ, Nov. 5.
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Norember s. 1861.
COMMUNICATION.
A Dog Law,

A Dog Law.
1t Is proposed that dog law shall be enacted for
the protection of farmers, whs own sheep. There
ought not to be any objections whatever to such
proposition, and lea st of all from any sportsman
Our pointers and settlers rarely, if ever, think Of
chasing sheep, and therefore none of the damage
done can ever be laid at their doors. But an evil
has arisen, which should be reetifed. Night after
night valuable sheep are destroyed in Davidson
county, sometimes to the amount Of $500, as WAS
the case a night or two since The worthless dogs
Of the State should be killed of II is the NANCY
cur, loungng about lazily lying in the sun, and
of no earthly use, that kills so many sheep. tax
upon these will inevitably insure their destruction.
Dogs should be made property, wherever they are
valuable or marketable. Many dogs are as valua-
BILE, and will readily command the same price that
a horse does. Their owners should have the same
remedies for the protection of their property as is
given to sny other species of property. This will
be done by the proposed dog law. Being taxed
they are thereby made property, and the owner
can sue for the .lue of his dog whenever injured
Wantonly, or prosecute for felony whenever
stolen. By all means let the law be put in force
which will kill of thousands of worthless ours
protect the sheep owner, and at the same time
secure to the sportsman the same protection for
his trusted companion in the field
cpoyTC,ftv
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Those Of our friends .rriyng from the dennions OF King LIN
Who MAY have copies late Louisville cincinnati or
Northern papers, will confer special svor on both ourselves
and the public by IeAva- them ONCE, in Nashville win
the least deay possible We wlchefuly pay any expense
u. fhern
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TIE DAnY.-sngle copies of our paper can be
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 news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies ss ten cents and more al
Lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
sepI9-dtf
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who yVOuIa not be InsuredI

Received this day of W. J. MARR, Insurance Ag end
No IS College street, in this city. FiUs Hundred Do
lars the full amount of insurance on that part Of
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
BY fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. d. METZ.
Nashville, Oct. l8, I86I.-tf.
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No,,c, m Correspendentss

sv esteem It special favor friends and coresson-
dents in The various divisions and camps Of the
orees Furnish ul all the gossip and LeEs proper 70 %
placed before the pasle We Wish to make our Ppes Oo N
in.renp ard welcome visitor the tent Of every soldier
,b,g o b.s for independence. Their letter. should b
addressed IN M AZ Nashvil Tenn
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GREAT MATCH RACE EoR $l,OOO-A four mile
race will be run over the Albion Course, at Gal
latin, on Friday, the 9th of December, between
VIZ RoUNDrREE's Sally WOOdwardi and A. BARNES
ToodIez for 81 600
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No,Icr a. Candidates.

isrs a. eanddSis1 inserted in tie UNoE AND AMERICAN
must be pa for as cs business notices and the payment 80
cared in vance Of publication This rule SiI Dc
,sbv No cir u'srs either candidates their friends
I bye,fr be inserted in this psps any other terms
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SALF-We understand that the price of sack
salt was advanced yesterday by dealers to $40 and
sI2 for course and fine, being the same figures al
which il is selling in New Orleans.
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City papers please copy

President DAVIS has conferred on the gallant Com
modore HoLL1Ns the rank and title of Flag Officer
rank corresponding to that of Admiral in Euro
pean Nsvies. This is a high compliment and q
handsome tribute to the brave Commander Of the
sMusouito Fleet"
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FiftgDOIIars 8ewasd!

ID ANYWAY from tn subseibs living the Cumberland
HI River, about eight miles above shVle Ten sssee
given tin the STATE and fy, out he is secured IN
Sny way so that set hiz again.
Jordan feet eight high about tWentv fv years
old Heighs haudred and atty Eve pouno ps hen ne
talks and ite| herd thin, vi one
spot neriy nAEei scar left cheek @ near the
noss tnwaTds the csFk comPl xion scar on right eg
caused By q q from q scy the. A " OfEEHUN
Nov 5th. -diEP
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For CircuttJuege.

We are authorized 20 announce A hoOoU6AL as cas-
sisae "a Jud Of the cu 10 NIL the vacancy oeca
Stoned bv tie ress nat Of 1u &c . aker A.,
b. p ard Christian Ad ocate CT py. noN0-NaHS&
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For B 1Rea.er.GensraI.

49,. .,,bo-.,sa 70 announce Jo BoRTuN as eand
date f Gene 81 Of the 10th Brigade mprsrg the Sounes
Davidson, Dickson, anra porte Of Chesthan-
Rlecsion ovember Z5d, prox. ootSS o1s
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FIOridaLeaf Tobacco.

aress for the sse II the Florida Leaf Tobaeso
oRr 70. large stock in cases OF about ar hum
dred pounds ade suitable for oilers and wrappers
These tobacco commonly hae hi yar d we advise
the ers Of cigars or peculanrs. send their
orde s At an early 8. WYATT Co,
nov S Is6I-eod3n IC3 Eas Bay ChailestSn, 8. O.
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MARRIED.,

In Macon, Mss on Wednesday the 9Th ins ty Rev JAMT
A. LYON D. D. V. JOSEPH BARDEELL, Pastsr Of Isl
Pr sytyan Chu CD, Nashville, Tenn, to Mis-, ANNIE GIL
LesPIE Oh Macon, Mississippi.
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- nNIor AND AMERIOAN.

LFGIsLATIVE UNION AND ANEaAOAN'
A few copies Of this work, bound for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1S59-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.