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eHaeE or PENcIrAL casNnaARr,
WIsrEzN DuAaIaEsrr,

WIsrEsN DzsAaIaEsrF,
Bowling Green, Ky Dee -, isSll
EsEzO Proposals. will 10 received a. his oEos antu 4
O'Clock neon, Saturday The zsa day pecsnbsr ia
for furnishing good s1d UhSesos BIsaA Beef s afy
Bowling Gresn Ky. No proposals . Eapply let aa r.
gade viii Be entertained.
Ths besf mast BE slaughtered RE8 Ssliyersd (aesss -
Hhanks szcludsdI 70 tie Ooisz1Te1 rerIaE With The ss
such and IN Inch quantities Ry s rsquiroi
Proposals d al Be addressed hs uaisrirf5 ,ps
endorsCd tle cover, Rrupozg e farniah Rrslh Bss
musi Be aecenpaned - he 1zes q o FsaponEhs psrss
as surstes Tor the fatfal PerfEmaEcso q haesnnct
Ths Principal coniary rofsrves s right 70 rssct All
bds. TH0B K. JAOKBON,
dssls-itss MsIor and Print Ceasy western pe,'t
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Carr. BRADLEYs COMPANY SAFE.-The rumor
published in our columns few days since, of the
capture of Captain Bradley, with his party, in
Scott county, by the Kentucky LincOlnites, proves
to have been incorrect. The Captain was quar-
tered at Huntsville, had intelligence Of the ap-
Proaeh of the tory force Just in time to make his
escape, and sTour last accounts was safe at Clinton
Tbs Lincolnites in strong force in the adjoin-
ing Kentucky couHties whence, in considerable
numbers, they make frequent raids into Campbell,
Scctt and Claiborne stealing negroes and horses,
and sometimes capturing citizens But we have
assurances that these nests will shortly be broken
up, and those counties completely rid Of the cow
aFdy veFmin.-KnorUle Register, Dec. L..
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Fifty Dollars Rewnrdk

ANYWAY from ths FubserAaE living the CllsS.saad
Ia River, about eight miles AbsTs Hfahvis =ennsssss
1sgro-mzn, Rapsd JORDAN TEsatT dollAn TsssEa viii
given taken within the State Aa3 1.T cut, ~
Gay EsyB0 that get him again.
Jordan nvs f eight inches hh aboat twenty ysars
cid EsiEhs hundred fy pounds lsps yhsa =
talks, and stammeu When eEs5 balF head, thu viii On
spot nearly naked; left csk, running from nsar s
nose towards the dark comDsxoa on rfzht sz
caused By cut from sJths. Re has probably maids
70 Of the A. w. OVWRTOg.
Dec. Iith, le5I---Jf
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NORTHERN NEWS and LIES.
DIsfATchEs 10 NoRTHEns rAPrns.
The Hspubmcan caucns-.sIavsrY e be
Abnlished

WASHINGTON, Dec. lL-About sixty gentlemen
were present ct the Republican Caucus. Finally
the resolution Of Representative Bingham was unan-
imously adopted. Il provides for the csnfscation
Of all property Of rebels in arms and those who aid
and abet them, and the unconditional emancipation
Of their slaves.
Sherman, Of New York. took the ground that we
never could put down this rebellion with the bull,
let that we must employ the slaves to do it.
Pomeroy, from Mr.. Stewards county, deprecated
strife. BE wanted the Republican party maintain,
ed de said we ought not TO find fault with the
Administration that we should blame ourselves
that we had abandoned our party that there was
no longer Republican party in New York, Perns
sylvsnia or Ohio.
Aessrs- Julian and Dunn of Indiana il the came
strain, closed the debate, which showed unmists,
ksby that the House will strike straight and sure
right at the heart Of the rebellion.
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TFVE housi ana bsIoDgnZ George 4 EsfhbEtsa q
High street, Between church and geiAE atr1ss e Or
sat for the year 55prss hundred dollArV rsatsr
required 70 give se notes pzyabs ths Pi1ntsn Bank
ieTery four month"; With good and sppred gsurity. Appg
IGmsdiAtsly to GEORGE A. WAsHINalOE,
Csdar Hill, R5batson county, Fna,
Or 70 w. CHATHAM,
tecl6-iim No g Eigh street, HaGhTii.a. Tsnn-
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NegrOes Wanted.

WANT hfs any nsgrosI deck kAzaG aad aruusn fsr
thssszmsrs John A Flhlr, General Andsron Ead Mans
sHka between NalhEle, Ts1n and Bort Donslasu
Tenn. I wiz pay far then thirty dollars per n0ath
de=id-H A. HAMILTON.
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Secretary weiles on Naval Precedents
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 80. 1861.


Navy DEPARTMENT, Nov. 80, 1861.
Captain CHARLES Wilkes, Commanding the 0. s.
Steamer San Jscinto
SRI congratulate YOU on your safe arrival
and especially do Congratulate you-on your great
public service yoa have rendered in the capture NJ
the Confederate emissaries. Messrs. Mason and
ShdeA have been conspicuous in this conspiracy
to dissolve the Union, and il is well known that
when seized by you they were Oh a mission hostile
TO the government Of the country. Your conduct
in seizing these public enemies vas marked By in
telhgence, ability, decision and frmness, and bas
the emphatic approval Of this department. Il Is not
necessary that | should, in ths cousrnUn ca don
which is intended to one Of congratulated 10 Tour>
self, officers and cFew-express "a opinion on the
course pursued in omittin0 60 capture the vessel
which had these public c. sRies on board, further
than to ssy that the fsFbearancs exercised in
this Instance must not be permitted 70 constitute
precedent hereafter for iHfractions ofueu trsI Oh
legations. ] am, respectfully
Your obedient servant, GIDEOS REIIEs.
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2 2. AHE8Ica CRBSASes 05i7cE,
RiehmOhd, Va. Bee. IS, 1851

FfHHE 0fdAaaes q ts COnsesrzfs sttesa asAs
receive all ''Ch1reoal Cold Blast Jroa," dssstsa,
Nashville, hempbs fl3rtDce. Ala, ChastAaoora o.
before tia LAT Of January lsS and pay fsr - 20 EOs
ton, 1t TIE point Of is livery.
Iron delivered 81 EEshT lie Chattanooga or Foa1cs ALI
VIII be paid Yer - Lieut. RIight, RlshvIIIs q Iscss .
Of agents % Be designated b him s thoss Poinz tst ss
cred at Memphis, By MslsF v HEat.
Parties viii P.eass asaoTt thEir irsa, I, "a
.. G0RaAs, Lisass 05l,.
chief Of OrdESlss.
chattanooga d1zet5 on3 n2nta. CAEESTla Ckraalsls
month. atsla akEIa
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~ N-N @~-eS--
The AnEIO-French Alliance a Bond FOL
UniVsrsal Operations.

At the civic banquet held at Chichester on
Wednesday last Lord Henry Lennon, II. P. for that
city, delivered an able speech. He said The Ems
peror Napoleon saw where lay the real interests of
bis people, and with answering tenacity has he
elung to every measure which could tend to cement
an intimate alliance between the English and French
people. [Chsers.l But have no doubt there are
some who will say it is all very well II it pos.
sible, but that such an alliance can never last.
Well, gentlemen, | can only say that thosa who
speak thus cannot have noted the history Of the
past years Hear, hear.
For eight years, from one cid of the globe to the
other, the policy Of the two governments has been
identical, in the Crimea, IN China, and Mexico our
Gags have doated and are floating side by side. Our
objects were one. In American affairs the policy
Of the FreHch Government is identical with our
own; while even in Italy, where we are only pas
sive spectators, and where French treasure was
poured out, and French blood was spilled, the coun-
sells of the Esglish Government were listened to,
and q policy was sanctioned which, while it &C
corded with the sympathies Of the English people,
srrayed against the Empe or Napoleon the bitter
hostility of the most powerful and influential body
in his own country. The great alliance having
lived through such crises and weatheFed such dan
gers, will, confidently believe, be not easily broken
up.
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We were gratifed to meet DR.. NICK GATHER, of
Kentucky, yesterday, who is visiting the city for
the purpose of looking after the Kehtuckians in
our hospitals. We trust his mission may be pro-
ductive of great good.
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Tor Sale.

nR exchange f5r city OF coany property, New hatr
~ LEht Draught Btsaaer Thistle. Applyt0
WM ". KNcE,
Garner q Bread and Cherry stgssa
49, N, I'm
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Desirable Real ESTATE for sale.

r AN OErng fr sale, LIBERAL tens, the ssllOwinE Rear
Estate:
rset o. 80 acres Of land mile AID Asa frsn ~
VILE he HolsnEvie Turnpike-With brisk DEelliag
and cher necessary out houses goodthss ns
iPringS and constant running through
the land is adjacent 10 Judge Humphreys ts Hast
Rains the Souhl Mrs Gov Br0sn tss Horth, Dr.
kascos en- West
Also. tract q 81 acres tso and AAR miles frsm ,swnsn
the Vaughn Turnpike, sda Sea Ia Hickman AID nsar
the late residences Of Gel Etraton aud Or Weaa Ve
handsoms lot inciosed With plank fence.
Also, Lot In the Eighth Ward % Nsshve, come Il Vtae
and South Union stres fIonlg Yns street fe a.
South Union street IS st, sEe Dwelling via az FoSuI
kitchen, smoke houre, &c-ny hats Essi1encs.
Also, Let fronting 20 feet South Unon street adaosf
ths above lO 80 feet dap, with kric Dasng coasiailr-
four Fecms-coyered with metal.
Also, double Brick dwelling, sDensnis sh han
and hYe rooms In each leneen % scum Bus
and High strests--a good luildiDs. neAEgynsE,
Al1O, Lot Of gs feet, the Wess sds Of stree
the Fourth ward Of the city, opposite BelsEisE
small double frame tenement ittaJ Los is III Zee P
alley
With May sther snail Houses and Lots and N1oHut
d1erent parts Of the city Persons dssFsu1 q y1hA ~
call at No. 50 CherTy street, stairs % 39zu - a
his Picture Rooms, Union street, Rgo1Eal y q
the 50 tract hFst absys described,
ascIIlR G W. EAECE,
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To w. w.


did not intend 10 enter into general debate
but only to call attention to the Obvious necessity
of bOrr0l0iag war>monsy for all sums over and
above the amount to be saved from current ex-
penses This general rule is subject to such varia
tons only as might groVout of large and small crops
embargOes. facilities for exporting, etc. How
money ought TO be borrowed, saii-the printer
made me say, fought to be found lin another
question. And that is the question: think is pro-
perly before US, supposing the people have already
taxed their expenses UP TO unreasonable figure.
understood you to Oppose the borrowing Of
money by the State to pay the Confederate tax,
upon the ground thst the increase of paper prom
iEes" might or would, iDjure the general health Of
the currency. That reason is, think, inconcusive
because the imperative demands Of war might
make still further issue necessary.
The best modes of borrowing money are quess
tious which Congress, Legislatures. Banks etc,
should look into most carefully
Connected with your reference to the abundant
crop of last year, you omitted to notice that the
last three crops had probably fallen below the aver
age. Moreover, private army expenses 10 assisting
companies to fit out, furnishing supplies. hospital
expenses, etc, have probably burdened the people
W to the figure of several annual tax bills. What
farther expenses CT this sort await the people, no
one can say. Again, the thousands in the array
cannot make corn and potatoes at home And, far
ther-pardon me-the A;gE price of provisions be-
longs on the other side of your argument. Only a
few, comparatively, sell wheat and pork. Some
buy, and certainly you are not leglslating for g
class.
know you will not deem these suggestions OBJ
trusive AK.
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EXECUTIVE HEAD QUARTERS, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
December II 1851

Officers and agents authorized to receive and col
lect arms viii receive and collect al the bullet
moulds, shot bags and powder TASKS that may be
within their respective commands, Those received
in East Tennessee will be forwarded to P. N. Nc
CLUNG, Knoxville; those in West Tennessee, to W
R. Hunt, Memphis, and those in Middle Tennessee to
the Keeper of the State Arsenal, Nashville, Tenn
Receipts for compensation for accsutrements will
be given ss in case of gEns.
By order of IsaAM G. HAERIs, Gov, Sc.
w. C. WHrTTHoRNE, Adg't Genl.
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Desirable Zeal Estate for sale.

0FFER tor sale on accommodating terms, ny vsFy dss-
bic tract Of % ofland The Nashville Chzttanooz
RarOad eight niles from Nashville a the Antioch Depot TAs
soil is cod, h we'll Eatsred with Tires sora4sara
ne hsh pond. The dwelling is COED brick psTs
brick Kitchen, ske house and brisk
With all Necessary out houses, all hARds0msly Ooasd s con
yenienCs and comfort.
For apply Q. W. Nance EsshVs or to M o. la
premises.
Ny orop and gtoek viii Be sold uith the land a..irsa
uov24dIm~ JENWE VI WaYa
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sailing OF a Splendid and well Appointed
French Force.

0sEfspsndsnss Of he London Army and Navy 5aza 70.
Paris, Nov. 1.-THE port Of Toulon has been
very busy preparing for the Mexican expedition;
no less than thirteen telgrsphic dispatches from
Paris during the course Of one night. Everything
was pusked on with the utmost activity by the
maritime project and authorities here. Bakers
and military workmen were forwarded in hot haste
and the steam transport L'Aube, which is down to
waters edge with double its complement of men,
horses and artillery. The French force OF three
thousand men is composed Of 1ousves and Spatery
of arti lery 'royssr La Sevrs is TO take out pro-
visions which cannot be had at Vers Cruz, and
which at Havana, cost their weight in gold. The
squadron left on the llth.
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To BE ExEcuTED. learn that one or more
bridge burners will probably be executed to>day,
by hanging, on the scaiold erected near the rail-
rosd-the same that HSun was hung on KRo9vs
Register, Dee, II.
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Mr.. Banks StanhOPe, M. p, on the DeEs
pOIism of the North.

The members of the Afford Agricultural Society
celebrated their twenty-thiFd anniversary on Fri
dsy night by dinner in the Corn Exchange, under
the presidency Of the Right Honorable K. O. n.
Hamilton formerly one Of the members for the
county of Lincoln. There we're also presept-Ar.
Banks St2nhopa, member Of Parliament, Captain
Yorke, Mr.. G. Aundy, Sc.
G Mr.. Stanhope, member OF Parliament, said 1t was
of the most vital Importance that we should see
clearly the condition Of affairs in America.
The proceedings Of the Northern States were
precisely what we blamed IN Russia and Austria.
Now here were personsmore completely eOTced than
in the HOTtser; Sales, and when newspaper editors
dared to express an opinion in favor Of secession
they ran the risk of being tarred fsathered and
when our own government demonstrated against
the treatmeBt which had been experienced by 5
British subject, all the redress was an impairment
reply from the American authorities. He would
ask was there anything worse on the part sf any
absolute government than those acts which were
now committed by the freest nation in the world
When democracy was fairly put to the trial it
broke down altogether and was transformed 70 an
absolute government and ! military nation.
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1t is said that all the Federal troops engaged in
the skirmish at Green river Wednesday were Dutch,
who could not even speak the English language.
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Car sIoETross, p.nr Bo-liaE srsss, Kz.,l

ONE Ct the noss desirable residences q Eorh szrmss
u street nsar the 81. Cicud Hotel. Ehquirs q
desI9-dim JAMES fIcHoL
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ENR0N Capt Eu5ey's COzPaEs, 81 uol&y, tie IttA
81 ins, frln the Public lA7e in Nsshys, lag
All half gh sEsd shout OF fh3 hat hsI
saddle and snas II. she had hesn newly sAcd
she raised n s1mneE county, nay have Eo1s tasTs
Any information can - st a. this ess Il Camp Wslky
for which liberal reward viii be paid
da-l5-f&Wfta
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a SKIRMISH AT GREEN RIVER
BRILLIANT EXPLOIT OF THE TEXAS
RANGERS.
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ANTE viii sell Very Cheap tbs GrtzreI purchase
w from Warrington Bryan 4 Co. and " Wsbb q ca
We have rs bleB 10 azd 2 lsaE plain ad vita tsps
veil made aud in good order. Oas sPlsndid
StsaIRs and Marvin safe, large sizs.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
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WanIed.
wanted,

D. NEGRO boys 30 york - Ii. C,tk5zss ssulss H-Aay
ZeD College street
aecIs-dlH 4 lInaan
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For sale.

We az authorized 20 snnounes J. NJ HINTON e eAndl
date for sheriff Of Davidson Comfy TIE sssaIBs N.rsA es
ten deeIQ-ea
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EXCITING NEWS FROM KEN
lucky!
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10 TIE e5ssas c e. oat e1Sis Of Rs - Zsaaessss
Regiment.
V0U herety hstiass required 70 lEn daisy Isisi1
your Regiment, nile Northwest o. Boaliny 6eszi
Keatzeky. By order Of Col I'D O. ccok.
CALvu JOEEI, A6atant. dssi8 dst
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Special Auction sales.

WNTE viii sell at O'Clock this norn1g several nsoiess
w OF Go0aI eonssasd to a, Sale EthSzt reserve
5soi9-T TRABUE LUoUs
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TENHE Dwelling No & spruce Street. 1s,zssa gEea or
the q rst OF January, ls6i
dscIS- dkjauI'62 ROBF GIBSON
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POH Rent

wILLpsy sesaP per p,ua2 be I0CO Iss Iss ppiar CT
ID scrap lead u BRRNNkN
dsels-iE Sia.ssrRs 6aaAans Horks
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SCALES
DESKS

DESKS
&C.
The remainder u Hashisgt0n Bryan q Cos htsck G.
6ssds We will sell Oh. At prices tsf5rs the VI
isel5-dlE ARNGStBz0 co,
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Lost
BAY re tx.ssn hands high, * years Old; Aad sn
"A black quilted saddle, with red blanket ana hriiiI
Walks very FAST broke cos from hiichng Van1hsz GTeS
last night bsraI reward win be paid fs- Eslur-nr In
70 Penticosts stable on DeadsTisk street,
6esl9-tf DIT PIE
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I'VE stor, Nos 81 and s. cos-e srest bsig oas q ~
most desirable stands 10 The city.
Als0 for or sals he sonTenisat EWaax Eo g
sire containing sigh Rooms with hs lrFanis;
rooEs, sc. Eaquirs CT VA ErCd1aUN.
dsel9-2sUd n Yne g-rsot.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

Presidsnt-HoN. HOWELL CoBB, of Georgia.
Secretary-JoHNsoN j. HooPER, Esq, of Ala.
MEMBERS.
VIRGINIA.-Jas A. Seddon, Wm Ballard Pres
ton, R. ~ T. Hunter John Tyler, w. H. Mac
ar and, R. 4. Pryor, Thos S. Bocock, W. C. Rives,
Robert E. Scott, James NJ. Mason, John w. Brock
enborough Charles W. Russell, Robert johnson,
Walter R. Staples, Walter Preston.
NORTH CAROLINA George Davis, W. W. Avery,
W. N H. Smith, Thomas Ruifn 7. D. Mellow ell, A.
W. Venable, j. NJ. Morehead, R. c. Puryear, Bur-
ton Cralge, A. T. Davidson.
TENNEssEE.-No returns.
GEoRGIA-Howell Cobb, Robert Toombs, Angus
tus H Kenan, Eugenius A. Nesbit Benz. H. Hill, A.
R Wright, Martin j. Crawford, Francis S. Barlow,
Alex H. Stephens T. R. R. Cobb.
FLoRDA.-Jackson Morton j. B. Owner, j. S.
Ward.
South CARoL1SA-R B. Rhett, Sr., James Ches-
nut, Jr, R. W. Barnwell, L. NJ. Keitt, C. G. Mem
minger, W. Porcher Miles, Jas. L. Orr, W. w.
Boyce.
ALABAMA.-R W. Walker, S. F. Hale, William
P.i Chiffon, R. H. Smith Collin j. McRae H. c.
Jones, j. L. NJ. Curry, John G. Shorter, Nicholas
Davis.
MIssIssIPPL-Wm. P Harris, Walker Brook, A.
N. Clayton, William S. Barry, resigned) j. A. Orr
j. A. ?. Campbell, A. I. Harrison.
LorI>IANA.-John Perkins, Dr., A. D. Clouet, e..
NJ. Conrad; B. F. Kenner, Edward Sparrow, II.
Marshall
ARKANsAs.-W. W. Watkins, Robert W. John
son, Albert Rust, A. II. Garland, H. F. Thomson.
TExAs-John Hemphill, Louis 7. Wigfall Joh n
H. Reagan, I. n. Watel, W. S. Oldham, William B.
Ochiltree, John Gregg.
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is hereby so amended as to authorize the Postmas-
ter.Genera to provide and furnish ten cent stamps
and stamped envelopes and that the provisions, re-
strcons and penalties prescribed by said section of
said Act for violations of the same in relation to
two, five and twenty cent stamps and stamped en-
velopes SHALL IN all respects, apply to the denomi-
nation of stamps and stamped envelopes herein pro-
vded for.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the pro-
vso contained in the fifth section of the said Act
be so amended as to extend to the Chiefs of the
Contract Appointment and Finance Bureaus of the
Post Office Department, the privilege therein con-
ferred upon the Postmaster General his chief Clerk
and the Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office
Department of transmitting through the mails free
of postage, any letters, packages other matters
relating exclusively to their official duties or to the
business of the Post Office Department, subject to
the restrictions and penalties prescribed by the said
provso; and that this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
HOWELL COBB,
President of the Congress.
Approved May Is, 1861.
JEFF. DAVIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED,
*Resigned.

10y TWO YOUNG LADIES A SITUATION IN A
ID FEMALE COLLEGE for the ensuing Academic
experienced Teacher in the Fine Arts Bellies
Lettres, and Wax Fruit making-the other, Guitar
Teacher Both having taught Colleges in Tennessee and
Alabama, would prefer situation together in the same
school, if not would take separate situations, and are
Southern Teachers
For further particulars please address,
E. R. b.
Gainesville, Geo.
July s, 1861. 62-2m.
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CABINET OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.

ROBERT TooMBs, of Georgia, Secretary of State.
c. G. MENMINGER of South Carolina, Secretary
of Treasury.
L. p WALKER, of Alabama, Secretary of War.
S. R. MALLORY, of Florida, Secretary of Navy.
J. H. REAGAN, of Texas, Postmaster General.
j. P. BENJAMIN, of louisiana, Attorney General.
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Adjutant GenernaIs Office, |

! hALEIGH, July II. TOUT J
TlHosE COMPANIES OF vOLUNTEERs THAT
IL may wish TO tender their services to "serve during
the war; will notify the undersigned at this place. stating
clothing camp equipage, &c. Whenever sufficient
Der Of companies shall be accepted to form regiment,
they will be ordered to rendezvous and elect their field OH
GERS. X. H. RlDDICK,
Assistant Adjutant General
July ls, 1861. sj-st.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-07-31
ARMY AND MARINE GLASSES.

lust OPENED AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE FIELD
- MARINE, ARTILLERY and PICKET CLASSES
well adapted for recnunoerng purposes and manufactured
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ALSO,
HARDEES' MILITARY TACTICS for Infantry and
Rifle in two volumes
The above is the only authorized edition by COL WH j.
HARDEE.
c. HALL co.
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