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Az EXPEDITION OF ThE OHIo.-A few dSyE sisce
COL Forrest, with 600 Of his Rangers" started
from Princeton on An expedition to the Ohio. They
drst visited AshbyEburg, on Green river, where il
was reported there was large force of Yankees.
They found none there. They then went to Hen
dsrson on Thursday, the enemy flying on their GpN
proach. After remaining at Henderson a. long al
their duty and inclination required, they went to
CEseyville on Friday and thsn returned to Prince
ton.
Col Forrest with his command has been doing
effective service in the river counties.-LOVisViHC
COaxifr DeN s.
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DR. KINGS DESPENsARY
FOB PRIVATE DTsEAsEE.

De. KING, formerly Of New YSrk, for t1s
SSs four ysArs Of LsuiTVille, Kentucky, Ana WHO
eysaa bis attention 70 tbs treatment Of private diseases Ter
hrv yerrs Caters himself having attended practice for
apy years. cured sly thousands he Is eusbed
an diseases OF private nature matter how they may Be
ron niucsur edzl treatment, or from neglect cf thsr
Dr. Ergs Dsy snesy No. % Deadrek street, between oy
gouzrs Eters DO all diseases Of private nature
oaoSHEA cured without RSucsus nsde1s fEtesfrenoa
SsTUKEs sfsId sr resent dss sEsctualy ssred In few
ssyky an operation Whch pain. Where BctuTs
s health cannot BE- enjoyed. Perhaps ne disease causes HsE
mischief and urdsHsiines the constitution - Hlon.
sYFar1s with all tao DISEASES Of the skin, growing cat
let A. treatment can s1ectasly exrsa in few days.
EENsAL WEAEEs particular AtanOn having been gVez 70
s Essss md all the growing out sf brought
~ IN NAVY -ssss by destructive habits Of ineoDsidera
YouhS ~ excessive indulgence Of the pasons, neglect Of
h i rdsrins n constitution, rendering tbs sub
stFr business society," and causing premature Old
eszsIss bc rs isbornS with any doulty Of TIE Eeza
nav rat asEErzS Of tunedizis r5lisi.
PersoEs residing abroad By writing AID stating hs ease VIII
- enclosed directed Z Dr. A. King, Me- y, Deaek street
Nasbvis will have The necessary medicine to sil
aress with nseeary directions Strict secrecy ohssrved oel
hSErs o'clock IN The morning Will 10 ne sTSolnI
maFf3, fE61-AE9U
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PASucLE-OUF information from this place il
suito recent We feel authorised in saying thai
there ia no force at PsducGh, such as would indi
cate an advance noTen ent frSm that quarter.
II the half that is told Us of the Generalization
Of the army there resulting from the known rup-
ture between Gems. Smith and Payne be true, they
will have enough to do to take care of themselves
Gems Smith and Payne are st open snmity, and
their friends, instead Of hoping or endeSvoring to
heal the breach are engaged in widening it by let
tSrs containing matter Of crimilaton aud recrim-
nation a. bitter Is hate itself Columbus Ky NeIo.
Dee
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CArAeTRoPHE At PADUCAH-Ths mammoth wharf
boat at Paducah belonging to D. G. Fowler i Co..
which had been seiEsd By the Linconites, and used
as depot for commissary stores, sunk st the
landing few days since with about eight hundred
tons of sugar, coffee, fOUs au6 provisions generally
The Liucolnits charge that it was scuttied by the
"seceshers" They should keep better watch in
future, as we understand there are = few more
left in Paducah only waiting for similar opportu.
nity-MsYnyhis Appeal Dec 5.
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, DHCKEBER, 9, 1851.
The Speaker being absent the Clerk called the
House to order AZ nine O'Clock, and,
On motion of Mr.. SENTER, Mr.. Martin, of Shelby
was called TO the Chair.
sNNnsHED BUsTsHss.
The House resumed the consideration Of HOUSE
bill No. - to pr Jtect the property Of fnsS covert
the question beigg upon Mr.. Aeeka amendment
which, after vt y lengthy debate, was,
| On molten Of n. L0CKHART laid upon the table
Mr.. ELLIS ofs red an amendment to perfect the
bill, which was 1opted.
And then, und ths operation Of the previous
euestion the bill passed on its second reading
ayes tS, noes u.
HEW BILLS.
EThe following bills were introduced read tbs
hrst time and parsed
By Mr.. ESTES: No. 3l9-To incorporate the In.
Eurance Company Of the Mississippi Valley.
By Mr. ESTES: No. 32o-To amend the laws Of
sscheat.
By Mr.. HOUSE: Ne. 331-TO provide an efficient
police force for the second, third and fourth militia
~ divisions of the State.
By Mr.. BUNCH No. 223-fo repeal sections
and Of an act passed December l6, 1859, TO elect
revenue collectors by the people.
By Mr.. WALLACE: No. 223-Por the relief Of
VIM G. McAdoO, Attorney General for the second
Judicial circuit.
REVOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered
BY Nr. MARTIN, Of Wilson: No. $40 give fur
Eher time 70 Ed Willis to pay the smount due BY
him 20 the State Lies over.
- By Mr.. KENNEDY: No. SEQ Guth0rizs the
Ordnance Bureau to make loans to private COM
,panieS or individuals engaged in the manufacture
of fire arms, the loans to be refunded 10 arms
Adopted under suspension Of the rule.
POSTAGE.
Ssnste amendment to House resolution directing
the COMPTROLLER 20 issue his warrant for $3.50, 70
nav postage on documents sent Of by Senators and
Representatives, was Ion-concurred In.
ORDNANCE BUREAU.
Senate resolution providing for convention Of
the two houses to morrow to consider the nomln&N
tons Of the Governor of members Of the Ordnance
BureGu, was conc aired in.
SKATE RZsoLUTIoHG.
Senate resolutions, No. &c, in regard to the Cham
bers and Purdy Turnpike; No. 40, directory to the
Bank of Tennessee, in regard 10 furnishing proper
kons Of the change notes to its several branches,
and No. 81, for the benefit Of James ksel1n, ths
hero of Strawberry plans, were ssVeraly cOReur>
FSd in.
~ RILEY FOR TIE PEOPLE.
House bill No 100 20 regulate the levy Of execu
ions and prevent the sacrifice Of property wal
.sken I'D and passed on its second reading.
A RECESS
On motion Of Ar. FLEMING. the House took 3
Eeeess until hsH past two O'Clock.
LEsoLUrIoNS
/ The following resolutions were offered:
! By Mr.. KENNEDY: No. 9l-To hold night SEES
sions every might in the week, except Saturday,
from seven to hsf past nine O'Clock. Adopted.
IBy Mr.. KoOLELLAND: No. o3-To Gppoint com
zftteS Of I've who shah select from the business
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NV MUHo.-The following new music has re-
Gently been published by Mr.. G. D. BHNsoS the
Belmont Quickltep, respectfully dedicated to Gems
LEoMDLs IPoLK, B. :. CHATHAM and GrDEox J
PILLOW, arranged by Mr.. 10. Benson; also thG
Dixie QuIckStep, one Of NCCLUEns Collection Of
National Melodies, published by JAS. A. MCCLURE
Nashville and Memphis also the Oak Hill Polka,
dedicated to Gen. Ben. 'NCCULLoCH by J. A. Nc
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-, q. 49, 0a,isllsa A9raeesa.

Ukr. Williams zAds book which should ike to havs
paeh Rurcoe and translated and into sr languages
do Us work making and correcting public oBinon
which The Eng sh and Northern haTs pslnd9f upon
world Thereafter should bear mind that lhsss stterI
we're writ oOnsaunops though pubsssdia HAshVills
AZ the Ertrro acsute predicted events that have rHns
ped the ms Ct the manusrpt dried, have
oonaisoss IN his general IpeculEisnS founded n as
philosophy. His tone ssin and AoHgha his hogson sz
and vids The partisan Eunk IN he AmeTicSa. Hs Doou
abroad, AGOrdsd hin opportunities poss b. kut
Of his SoW eountryaen, for acquiring insight ino ~
real opalons, Gad bseSg aud gs1s Vuble HntRasl %
TuKapbn
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SURGEON VAN WICKE KILLED --On Saturday last
Col. Forest, Surgeon Van Wicke, and another per-
Eon went to the house of man named Best, about
two miles from Marion, Crittenden ooEnty. for the
purpose Of arresting him, Best having joined the
Lincoln troops at Smithand. Best seized his gIn,
shot Van Wicke dead, and running out of the back
door effected his escape Van Wicks was from
Huntsville, Ala, and was Surgeon Of Col Forests
reginent-L Louisville Courier, Dec. g.
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TIE DAuT.-single copies of our paper can be
had at the coun .ngroom at five cents. Newa boys
and other dealers are furnished At two and half
cents per cop. We make this statement bseause
We are informed that the news boys in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, ale
lodging that the paper costs them i've cent?.
PepI9-dH
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NAaEvnLE. Nov. %. 1851.

NAhHV1LE, Nov. q, 1851.
All companies wishing to be attached to The sOth
regiment Tennessee volunteers, viii report them
selves to General W. G. WzrTHoEEB at the capitol,
who viii give them the necessary Instructions as to
the place Of rendezvous, camp squipags, traaspOr>
tAtion, mastering officer, Sc.
Companies to form battalion Of Cavalry win
also te received. J.W. HEAD, Col.
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MORE YANKEE DEPRED ,1IoNs-On Saturday last
some Yankee troops visited Casey vile Union coun-
ty, stole about 100 hogs aud several beeveE
and ferried them across the river into Indiana
Subsequently the Yankees discovered they had been
robbing their own frisnds-the hogs belonging to
Union men-and they offered restitution by paying
the parties the very liberal sum of 81 per cWt. for
thern-Lo uist,us Courier Dee 6
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Trs. IL EssAsGzs Bonner.

tr Williams presented IN the 81 this srisS Of sbIs
Letters suecinet history Of the nInen Of laySry On s
American oOntnsa IL Influences upon The general welfare Of
tbseounty tracing the elements Of opposition sxhsd
By Northern fAnsteIm eliminating lat IN hs srginsaon
81 sectional party designed 70 sysFhoH that ntuoA,
By which the disnembeent Of fhs Union esensd
suthor treated his subject Phoophs ssseEzan,
result Of his laherS viii prove nsnshs addition
zsnulne Southern nteratuye'P
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COUNTY CoURT.-A special term Of the Qusrserly
Court was held lasENondSy. They were called for
the purpose Of raising funds for the families Of the
volunteers. This class is increasing very rapidly,
and our patriotic Justices rise like 10 the dig
nifty and demands Of the crisis. They raised s. o0O
which will Last till January next when new assess
ments Of property will be mads.-Ffanslia Revise,
Dse )
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PRoTPF REsPoNsR.--When Gov. Harris reg uisi
ton for the militia received, roll for vo,ua-
teera Wss stSrted in the I'D regiment l. NJ in this
county, and 10 four hours OHs hundred and Hinety-tt1C
men placed their names to the list. All honor to
Old Lincoln sac never fnches in the defence Of
riahL u luettsuas Obseruer. Dc. ).
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SEIPWREcK.-Fiye Ieamen, Of the schooner Water
man, OF Charleston, bound for that place from Ha-
vanA, with An assorted cargo, arrived here yesteP
day afternoon. The schooner was wrecked Of
Tybee, -iday morning last, and fell into the hands
Of the blocksding fset.-S1vGaNdh Rspub, DSo 2.
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HouaH OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NAAnNlloy Decs = 1eOA'
GEAgLzNn have the pleasure Of receiving
your very complimentary letter Of this date, &C
companisd by beautiful and elegant sword, which
YOU, my brother members Of the General Assembly
have seen 1t to tender to me. feel that am over
whelmed by this evidence Of your confidence in my
attachment to thsIe great principles OF social and
political equality that underie the foundation upon
which this great revolution rests. Words are in
adequate to express my gratitude. receive this
elegant sword at your hands, and pledge my life
my fortune and my sacred honor that it shall Fever
be proatituted to base and unworthy purposes; and
that when it is unsheathed, it shall be in the name
Of liberty and equality, and when it flashes amid
the storm Of battle the remembrance of the donors
shall nerve the arm that Yields it. In simple heart
felt words 1 thank you. Yours &C.,
Il. G. LoCEHARF.
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Neliee 20 CandIaatss.

CSaiArs o. istes inserted in the UNION AMERICAN
must be paid Ear thar business notices and the payrlsnt
cured publication. This rule viii be enforced
innexby sr zrs either Of candidates their friends,
viii hereafter Be in..red IN this paper any other
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Hoties 20 Cerreapenden1E.

We win esteem It special favor friends and esrrespon-
dants in the various divisions and camps Of the Confederate
viii furnish With al the gossip AID proper Be
placed before the public We wish paper both
Interesting and welcome visitor to the tent q every soldier
hghng battles undergraduates Their letters should DO
addressed TO rs at sShyilIe Tenn
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before the House the most Important, to be acted
upon frat in order, which was adopted, ayes n,
noes "a.
The SPEAKER appointed Nssars NeClellalld,
House, Estes Meek, and Miller the Committee.
On motion of Mr.. MARTIN. Of Wilson, the vote
adopting the rsaolstion was reconsidered, and,
Mr.. kcCLkLLAND, BY leave, withdrew thu rsso-
luton.
EER EuRREEcT. ~
Nr BROOKS, of jackson, introduced House bill,
No. 224, to protect the currency Of the country
and relieve the people Of Tennessee, Ehiah passed
it, frat reading, aS follows:
SECTION l. Be q enacted By Tie Ge7lsr0l Assembly
Of the Sate Of TasSSes That If any person in this
State aha refuse to take the Bonds of tho Confeds
crate States or Treasury Notes of tho same, and
the notes of the Union and Planters Banks and
their branches, and such other currencyof 60 uiV-
alsnt value, in payment Of any debt or debts, due
him or them by note, account, or otherwise. then,
and 10 that case the defendant to such suit shall be
entitled to q stay of two years from the date OF
Judgment by giving such stay or security as the
law now requires to be given for stay OF eight
months.
SIC. 2, This act shall take effect from and after
the date of its passage
PRINTING FOR THE BLIND.
Mr.. McOALLUN introduced House bill, No. 225,
to change the location of the American Print ng
House for the Blind which passed its first reading.
HOUSE BILLS Of THIRD READING.
The following House bills were read q third
time and disposed of as indicated;
No. 2O-TO charter the Memphis Southern steam
boatmen's Association. Passed.
No. 3I-To amend the military laws Of this State.
Pending the consideration Of the bill,
On motion Of Mr.. CUMMINS, the House adjourR~
ed to nine O'Clock to msrrow morning.
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Ehoss Il ksAds arriving fs1 he doaiAtsna o. A.E LII
who may have copies lie late Leusvs, onshzah
Norhn pAps will confer special aver - beth ourselves
and the psse By Isavnr assaT Ose in Nashville, VITA
the least delay possbl We will eAsSaly pay any expsnSs
pctlYyed In uy-euTipR them.
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NoRH NKN AID HoRs NoEEr WAxrED.-A dispatch
to the Columbus (Ky,) NsHs says LINCOLN's mea.
sage calls for 500 900 and for 7eO eee addition
al trosps to prosecute the war,
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IAaAS,s to sos q Edisors % lie CiOa ssd Azeoa
Mrs. Jana PsLK, Who's imposition the PrOOfSssts
submitted, expresses thsf0nouins oplnioRi
have read With Hush pleasure To oEhests 81
work, In press LISTERS biAVty from he Old Wor5"
letter addressed to Lord BToughaD, written b Hoa.
James Williams Minister 10 CsnBtan1oPlo Il
written Of thought the occupying he
attention Of whole world valuable contribution SoGth
Literature, And will b read with s4 ntsr ~ he present.
day"
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GTEWARTS, WAHD MASTERS, COOKS
y and Nurses for Hospitals in city Nashville.
Applicants viii cal At Surgeons Headquarters Cherry
street. oeeRBAds BNdngI, bswsss the hears Of ten and twelve
O'clock. tdoGs-aHl LTPIMo, swssSs Of Pest.
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WnEons and Teama Wanted.

WILL giVs SsABtAnt suplSyIeDt to EoOd six nal
teams hauling and froA Manchester Persons WfShinl
Smpognsnt in hAvas and RATrg gssd wagons and ssas WI
please call innsEatsly. 3. WHITMAN.
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IFRaaE hsVs pea 81 Rrof WosES ssVutSuna hsaz
SGPar. Had ~ q WI hln-ust vou.
nAfz2-d&Eiy
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DIED.,

In the vicinity q Tuahems Tenn Saturday, EO7smb'r 30
1861, o. Group LIZzE ony child Of lEHAE ard MARY
BEJwN sgsd ySars
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Tn sss letters, hATs all tAs advantage q tbs susrs
elegant aed syls, hs sxssaSiVs nforaeon EaA phs
Sophica nyepTatoh He has closely studied hS uhIee
saVeJ in all bsanEI He refutes a des 81 ths Haful
ne Il slavery psrays the sdTlntlzs Hkch oEa t. nAd
ne ueses y Of is continuation osFeety apprshsnding the
posy Of oppsnenn q ssysRy and the dangers Whish
oud felsW the II lie Republican party hs poss
In he Old World eVsd from the Uttered osnteSt BE-
aTns hs fellow eountyen against the Cd SUP
rounded ship Of kt8is Tbs rsult which he apprehsndaa
nnd faretala q upan az
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Important 20 TAX Payers.
COLLECTORS OYEcz,
NASHVILLE Dec. Ath. 1861. (

COLLECTORS OyUCz,l
NASHVILLE Dec. 4th, 1861.
The tax payers Of the city Of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1851 for the benefit Of the
Nashville 4 Northwestern Rail Road, has been
levied by the City Council and the books placed in
my office, where payment may be made.
CORPORATION TAX PAYERS who have thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
are earnestly requested to call and pay without de
lay As they will thereby save costs and interest.
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injury
to the public. A. NELSON.
Dec. 1. 1mBro. Collector, City Hall.
Those dssirOus of purchasing fne residence
near the citywill attend the sale Of A. Il. FORD s
lands at the Court House, at IL o'clock on satur-
day the It'll also will be sold some heavily tins
bered lands lT3 acres) two fne building lots Of
seven or eight acres each. These lands are on the
Murfrees6oro Turnpike Rosd, two miles and half
out, and no cash required. st
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nrzAeIs TIoz TEa SorIcEs o. TEE HAUVuLI EREs.
Ron tSe Eczs8yE7s UsG7a aud A1ssrseaa.

"suh york IS this needed, net only IN knsrea, bat
Gin Europe The attention Of the critic, dSpsl pru
dss attract the general reader, 70 eohfoun4 the posiaa,
and the mind By novel and stirring pasaEss "
soysrEheming ruth, and b. pure and peaEsK
stTs Ihey ths ghts references % party *
~ths day. sKcusTsy directed 70 the ateuay
Gapsot Of sctonsl issue forced upon The North,
sseen By aPhoS Phs Statesmen and patriot ths
E1St FAR enough distant % lar and discern s lev Ing
soF the somizg storm Il BA profound ~ sAPtYss-
nE work, from It's direct bearing uPoa he At
ereVoluton progress
sTh book l. pronounsd By critics % - hS phiiosopAi.
eonpTshsniVs exposition Of the question Il AfAa
slaVary and ful VindisAon Of Bsuha siv
ration hat Jet appeared from the pres Il written N
stys aoVing that renders highly attractive syay
Intelligent reader A1G gives evidences Il deep thought l
GTe research Iarze AsqlaintAaSs wish ths sspAsss
Abolition hos in Europe md srsa, haEasaa
devotion 10 The institutions Of the sSulh.
We are pleased hat the azEhoE hAs, W sa ssr
Atty rendered It's esre proesds Asr pay1T Tie pub
sston ladies' Of The soois.s Hospital Rssf sosy
NASHVILLE that the propodsn hs been asoepd ~ Ma
FzzcA @. RoETER, President II he Association its1
-
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THKoUsH RoUFA 70 EKa HAsF AND EHz SOUTH,
CSRMensInE Wednesday, NsE. els 1891.
Trains vii Fan hllSVa
SIS Minneapolis Expres-kuAs daily, nakes sSaneesss
all Psin eat and sSaA. Distance IhsrtH AID tine
thsA b. arg othsY route
$50 M-Rrsght and Accommodation TraiE-DaIy Sundays
sXSsDsd). Ra1s Snly u ClaTkTVille.
Memphis Kzpress arrives In Nashville At lO.45P,k
Accommodation and Freight Trains arrive 1880 p
Through Freight for ksnphis &s, tuesday, 1An
days and saturdays at SSo bright rsssiVs1 10 Il
O'slosk
Through fiGk fer EAs oosSS Street Bspst Es= ErAE
Hickman, oslHnbus, RsnsOat Jsskssnr Mobile New Orleans
and other PLACES. A. ANDERSON,
AoYe4 Il RSssiVsT.
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FAsSoskhaatlsa,

Letters en- Slavery Tr0H ths ola world,
Written turing s Ter As PrsdsRg 81 Ne Units1
sassin 1862 which sddsd letter 70 LORD BESUaHAE
he Jozs BReEI rsd and brf rsfsrsnss tAs rat II ~
Presidential election ana its sOASoqusasss ~ JAEn W,
late UaiSd States HinEsr 70 TEfksy.
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office.

NAPFAiHs 81 -snpIAsa orE1niEsd for the in any q
the Confederate StaeS vii have iurniihod tlom b.
attaching THAR companies ny TsgEDt forming at s.
VAsaAh, HEdia ssasty TsRnsss, ct Plses can b "a
dTeszed n. QERWE,
kseIain solsnsl Oer5nAndpE.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
ORDIEANCs OFFICE,
RIcENesD, Now nbeT 57h, 1851
lids will Be eeivCG this soe until the s0A day o. De-
pbsH, inIs fer the following rErisges, aAd sqsP
nens delivered at the nearest Rai'rosd depot:
200 ak sisEsoATrEss, viii La bars % inch Aas Siege
Guns
Oak Carriages With Chassis Platforms, ElsvEtng
Apparatus, Centre hing Pint= PltsS Pinte Pies, Ira
VersrK Segnsn sec TIE Plates, 5nd e,sO0 Bolts City
Of tue asoV, pattern siDeh and hiy for pasra 10
inch COlumbiAds.
Bids y fer any number less than the wois number
Fe9ued DTaHnES snd specifications Of wood and iron Eok
will be furnished By Ibis Sfice
GoRGAs, IieutenSnt Colonel;
Chief Of Ordinances
Nashville Unisn and American will copy advertisements until
he 18th Dec daily, weekly asd weekly papers, aSd rEard
bill q III auirsr once for Observation-Disclosures ESfuTsr
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-07
N A S I'll VILE
sATUHDAY aOHNING. DEO. !, 1891.

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