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gIeEsenRer I'd the sennte.


We s-es1thafzsi % announce J. PATTERSON as ran
sdSe or Mes o the Sc ne Tennessee sepsStd@
We srs Authorized JAMES H. o'CONELL, Of
Davidson county 9Sdiez for Messenger Of the Senate Of
Tennessee. Sept. 4
We az horizsd announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
AeAinD, as caasidkle for Messenger Of the Senate
sep7-td-
Principal Clerk of the ueuse.
We ar auttor aaa h a-n7unee THOs BROOKS, CT slth
counts caHdIts Ter PTinc pal Clerk Of the Aou Of Rep
ressntstives. Eep97-GGde
We are authorised 70 announce An Z BROWN Of ch.at
lam. csndsa for PRINCIPAL Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes. sepl6
We are ausroris 4 Il snnoune. ?. Z. S. RUsswUkM as
sepsiS-td
We authorized announce ". P. FARMER, OF sonsr
Vile candidate 0E Principal Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sant4tvgs, sus2l-ts
Assistanr Clerk OF the House.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ]. PARKKs Of
Williamson, candidate fer Frt Assistant CLERK
House o. Represl nestiTes.
We are suthorEsj announce J. Il VAN DYKE, Of Nc
Mimi candi1as III Assistant cTk # The House OF Rep
resentatves SEPT -
EEgTOsstRR Clerk or the House.
We auSsorizsd TO announce W. II. MOTT OF BeKaII
eouHy esae for EDgrOssng Clsk Of the HOUSE Of Bal
reeenatiyes. sepoO-dele
We sre auhs-ss5 3 annsuuos THos. L. BATEMAE, st
NaAve a SHI.e for Engrosng Clerk Of the House Of
kePrsssAaaaEs.
AssIsszzs oOOr-KeePer OF the HSussi
gsass szasyGpa to announce JOHN @. BRAHsFoED q
As4ss - EASsszs etiTg3. GspIs-eGS
Es@a EGea.E zsI announce Q. n. ooWARDINa ssndi-
date fer A DsUF Keeper OF the HouSa Of
Of Tennessee ag1iitars, aEgss-ts
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OUa ABWY Is Ea>lUCKT is doing very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
send troops INTO that State and to enable our
brave leaders to DC This without Withdrawing our
forces from othsr points where they are needed
just as muSh, al who can possible do 30, should
volunteer at snse, so that the $4,000 additional
troops called fer by eur Governor may be in the
field before the enemy has time to fortify too much
and Eaose whshaTe property liable bSs by Jrs ,
whether they volunteer or not should call without
delay to the well known Insurance Office Of ". j.
NARK No. IS College street. and have it insured in
of the olSsst snd most reliable Southern Com
Pauies. ectlH
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Horn TIE MnsLriUa Patriot.

In these letters, have all the advantage Of the authors
elegant lucid yle his extensive niormSton, and Pho
sophcal nYest alton He has closely studied The subject Of
slavery all it beaagS He efues the idea OF the sinful
ress OF EaYAy poTrys the ADVANTAGES which now Som it, and
Y Of its continuation Correctly approaching tne
policy the opponents of slavery, and the dangers which
hs OF the Republican party, from his POST
Old World owed from he em0ttered contest be
fellow countrymen the breakers VII Oh
rounded ship This suit which he apprehended
acd fyretolI is upon uE." -...
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Elp,a, d. Ma,1rme o2ristiaa Adroeate.

''Mr williams nook which should like to have
Iech ETope AMI be translated and into their ansa
its making Up and eOrrectiBg public osnion,
which the Eng Northern press have pamedn the
world The reader should bear In mind that csc letters
were writ en- 0onsautnop hough pnblisleda Nashville
As the ursely predicted events that have trans
PRED the Of the manuscript drei cannot but have
conhjeCe in his general specuaions fVu dsd in rne
philosophy. calm and oughtul his horizon clear
and The partisan sunk in the American His position
abroad afforded him opportunities poseed by but
Of his low counryuen, for acquiring insight into the
real opinions AMI feelings, and general public Sentiment Of
-
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PosTNAsTER ARRESTED. Col Crouch, the Deputy
G. s. Marshal, arrived on the tram yesterday, hav
ing in charge B. T. SWingle, Postmaster st Swinge-
vile, Washington county. We understand that he
was arrested upon a warrant taken out by the DIS
triet Attorney, on the charge of carrying on the
Postofice under the laws of the United States, and
stirring up rebellion among the Geople. His case
will be investigated at 8 O'Clock to-day, at the
Court House, before Hon. r. B. Reynolds, G. S.
Commissioner for the District of East Tennessee
Kn0suiEe Register, Oct. 3
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE MCCAIN ZoUAYEs.-
80 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this com
pany. This company viii be attached to Col. An
GLADE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rife; will be drilled in
the regular zouave drill and viii 60 into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad.
N. o. Books, Captain,
Formarly of Col. Re- MS Regt, Tenn. Vol.
octl-f
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supreme Judge Election.

We take pleasure in calling the attention of the
people throughout the State to the fact that Sat-
urday next the 5th instant they called upon to
90 to the polls and by their votes elect some to
Ii the vacancy OccasiOned by the resignation of
Judge R. L. CARUTHERs on the Supreme Bench Of
Tennessee There are four candidates-choose ye
between thcmI [Oct2-dtw&Wtde.
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From TIE EasAsize Benner.

tMr Williams pcesne In the o. tbs series O able
letters history ihs Institution OF slavery the
Continent its influences the general welfare Of
scouury tracing the elements deposition 70 it, exhibited
by cism eliminating at Last In the organization
party designed overthrow that Institution, and
by which Cyn mberment tbs Union effected. The
author his subject philoope statesman, and
the result bis aors viii prove neStmabe addition to
genuine southern literature y
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SUP7LEs PoE Submissive are still delighted to
note the continued arrivals Of supplies for sick
soldiers al the Hospital. day or SO ago Mrs. "
sni Mrs. N. Of tie vicinity of Smyrna, brought
down two wagons loaded with Bacon, Chickens
Lard, Butter, fruits and vegetables, besides many
other deIicaciss fer the sick.
The ladies came in buggy and EupsrintsnIed
the transport asd delivery Of thess articles and
on behalf of the Ladies Hospital Association We ars
requested to thank them and their generous hearted
neighbsrs fer those contributions fer our sick sol
disrs.
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Telegraph says that the Medical Faculty Of London,
several years since decided thAt those who live on
mol as part of their diet, never have the ty-
phoid fever. The experience OF Mississippi plan
tatiOn; referred to in the same journal, confirms
the decision
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

Hen. James Williams, of Nashville, Tennessee,
lately o. s. Minister in Turkey, has in press (of the
Southern Publishing House in Nashville, J. B. Me-
Ferrin, Agent) volume of Letters On Slavery,
from the Old World" whicR promises valuable
addition to our history and illustration of the
slavery question: especially in its international re-
IationG Mr.. Williams has pledged all the proceeds
of the volume to the use Of the Soldiers Relief As
ISOLATION Of Tennessee, of which Mrs. Felicia G.
Porter is President Charleston Courier, Oct.1
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Our SoLDIERS.-The ladies of the Tennessee Hos
pital Association having profered to share their
attention and stores, for the relief OF sick and
wounded soldiers, with DR.. YANDEL, Of the Bowling
Green Hospital, have received an acceptance from
him, and the immediate cooperation Of the Ken
lucky and Tennessee Society, ( which has recently
formed and they pledge themselves to render assist
ance in every possible way to the sick and afflicted
soldiers and not lavish their kindness upon TIER
soldiers alone, but to nurse and provide for cur
noble Tennessee boys, who have calamity gone to
protect the truehearted sons of Kentucky and
defend her soil from Dissertation.
Mrs + B FoGG, Pres.
- Mrs DR. SHELBY, Vice Pres.
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Armament NotIce.
alseop aiford r.. N. B. q


1T appearing to my sAisatisn that the defendant W r.
Ca nonss4ent ard attachnent having been issued
By up0n the affidavit OF the pant z, Gideon Gnord and
upon estsin personal property belonging to Tie said N
ersfore Ordered that publication he zoe IL the
Union and Americda, neEspaper publshsd IN ne city o.
Mas willie, renBsssss for foIr successive Eesks Notifying re
said m Carr 20 appear a. ny ONCE In HartST Ienn On
the h day Of October and plead a7sse or deur to said
atcme and further pr essngs In The mean time stay
SAMUEL ". LEsUEUR, J. P.
octI-HAt-nr's Naa %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR. SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM R1oHmoND.
Special Dispatch to hs Nashville up,op and Arsresu
President Davis Recommendations.

f~''4 % NE NASHVILLE onion and AEsriean-
president Davis RecOnnoEtsrings
RICHMOND, Oct. 3.-PreAident DAVIS escorted By
ADAAs' Mississippi Volunteers, made recOnnOiz-
ance from Fairfax Court House on Tuesday to-
wards our OutPOsts. BE is stin with the army.
Falls Church IN the Hands NJ ne Enemy.
The Federals advanced to Falls Church after our
troops had fallen back and they now hold hat pO-
sition.
Troops Reviewed By President Davf..
RICHMOND, Oct. 4-President Davis Yesterday "a
viewed the troops at Fairfax, conan. IN, ~ ,bs
Brigades Of Generals Walker, LOngstreet Coeks
and Jones, and the Washington ARTILLERY Of Nsv-
Orleans. The review lasted three and a half bon,.
and was brilliant afsir. President Davis than
left for Richmond.
The Position 0f the Enemy.
The enemy has made no further advances Fhs
position Of affairs seems to indicate an early en-
gagemenE
Promotion
Col .. G. BLANCHARD of Louisiana, has been pro-
NOTED to Brgsdier Generalship in the Provisional
Army.
Mrs. President Davis RRd Mrs. General Johnston,
while riding out yesterday, met with serious acct
dent In the overturning Of their crrriage. Both
sustained severe injuries.
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YOrE OF TaAsEs-We are pleased to insert the
following wsS deserved complimenttO one of our
public spirited eitzsns We extract from private
letter to one Of oar arm from member of Cons
pany B, Rock City Guards:
HWe are glad to state that Mr.. A. PATTERSON, Of
Nashville brought safely to hand every article Of
clothing entrusted 70 his care filling eleven large
goods boxes and 1s certainly deserves great creds
The boys al highly appreciate his hercUlesn
efforts TO administer to their wants They will
present, tGrOuah Mr., D. +. CARTER, as =
blight Testimonial Of their appreciation fine gold
head ID cane, wa7,h some $40 or s5e; and as fur
ther testimonial, TIE members OF RGck CITY Guards
Hle dssir0us Of having their thanks, and those of
their friends WhJ sent the bundles returned to Mr.
PATTERSoN through your most invaluable paper, the
USJoS ASD AIEE,GAS, which, by the way, is most
eagerly sought sitter by the boys CT the lat Regi-
nient Long may it wave, the banner Of the free
aad the champion OF the brsve.h
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CorroN vs. LIET.-Some discussion has been in
dulged by the newspapers to the relative value
of cotton and lint for dressing wounds DR.. P. .
B. Edwards of Cleveland Tenn. writes that his ex-
perienee is in favor Of cotton. He commenced the
use of it more than twenty-five years ago, in the
dressing of wounds of every description AID since
that time has had occasion to prepare lint in the
old way. The cotton is prepared by cArding it into
bats of the desired thickness in = pair Of hand
A.
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We authorized q announce A. J. hARCHBANkS, OF
Warren county, fE udse ofthe Supreme Court st the eeosn
the 5t1 o. October ns I'll the VAncy oesssoned b. tAs
resignatiOn Of r 3. CArnthsrs suR29-ts
We are authorised announces BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY
didate Jrdgs fss Cuprsme Court I'LL the sEey
casoned by tie EEisLRdon Of the Hen B L. CIruthsEI
ugs0-e
esndi tate fer @ Ct the Supreme Court at the ectisn
the ffth day Of Ccto6Cr Esxt aug Side
We are suthor1,gs 70 announce w. T. cosPEk, ESQ IS
candidate fer Juas tse srpTes Court, at the election
tse fifth day ~ O.tahar ~ext Aagp-te
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@ - - WILLIAM HALL,
In "A, ABNER SUMMERS
- ~ 11s-RY Ar GALLATIN.

sp..be RuIss-JAcob Letter ais Margaret Letter ct ALL
,r N TIE stlyhsrtion OF the Clerk and Master that
jane Leasr MAJ zrtt hsrrig and James Norris and ste
phsn Letter dents Of ne state q tennessee 90 mat
ne ra p.ocesy Of cannot be served 1Pon thei it l.
therefore ordered puoleatcn Be made n ne Lho ana
Asea7 Tor Successive We Ks eans upon la osena.nti
a. s A. The court house the tcEn Of 0aiatn, Tenn
On ne second Monday March, ISL The safe OF holding hs
Chapcrry Court said county and plead An1E or demnr 70
set Tor bearnr expsrte as to them. GEO. GUILD,
o. - -. Il in CLARK and Master
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THE DAnr -Sugle copies ot o,r psper can be
sd at the eouaGoq-room a. sv. cent? News boys
and other dealers are furnished AZ two ana haH
cents per copy. We make this statement because
vs. are informed that the news boys are in the habi'
OF selling single copies at ten cents and mors, al
ledgisg that tho psper costs them i've cents.
1eF
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The numerous friends of ARNOLD HARRIS viii be
glad to learn that dispatch was received from him,
by a friend in this city, stating that he had been
"released uneonditionalIy.n
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ATTEETox, GICSTT SIXTH Reef OF TEEEEssEsg-
You are ksTsb.T uSGaed to be punctual in your At
tention At ~ EPhlr Springs At IL O'clock en-
Saturday the 5h, CT you will be dealt with accord,
ing to Law. Col II. Il. CIAIaoEEG
New erk paTais please copy.
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Major Louis A -fnstead and Lieut.. L. HardSAEtle,
late OF the UnitSG states Army in California, have
arrived in Houston, en- route TO Virginia. Major
ArnIstead is Z of that gallant officer whose de-
fence of Fort GcHenry has made him forever IA
nous by the sonE cf the Star Spsngled Banner"
The MAJOR has IN q long tin9 in the United States
Army, in the 6.h I1fantry, and was esteemed one
of its best officers.
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We are requested to state that Gen. TERRANcE
KIRBY, of Sumner county, will deliver war speech
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of the EdorSo of the onion AID AEasrieOn,
Ms JAEts K PoLx whose inspection the PrOOsheets
submitted, EXPRESSES the following opinion:
81 have rsad, with much PLEASURE the Of new
In Letsrs SLAVERY from the Old NOfll,
with letter addressed to Lord BTougham, written By Hon.
james Williams late Minister ConsoaunopIs 1t is
written with Tigor Of thought the Sus occupying the
attention Of the whole World, valuable contribution sou
Literature, and will be read with great iner At the prenI
day.
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The hnoL entitled.

Letters on slavery from the old world,
Written during for tie Presidency Of the United
staesn 1861 which aided letter Lord BEoUeHAM
BRswS reference tins result Of the
Presidential election and its consequences By JANIS WAEs
late United States Minister to Turkey.
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the past two days, since which the Receivers have
got fairly to work over one hundred cases, amount
ing at least to S:V0000 Of alien enemies property,
have been brOugA. before them.
In one Cass, tge property of a non-reSdent now
1t the North will L. to ths amsuut Of SIS, O00 in
'eai estate and negroes
4 another Size sum of $4,000, invested in a plan
ton and neg ocs, will be added 10 the RecsITers'
Iuis.-ChIT.ly- y Courier, Oct. !.
'RsTJRSISG.- Philadelphia letter says a few
Is since, the snp Z,rel left Pine street wharf
in two huadeed aal ffty steerage passengers for
s,nloaisrry. Cas-s were but two cabin passen-
ers. The ma. city Of the passengers on bosrd
we're Irish enigrsnis, wAs wsFa. returning to thez
I'D home.
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Save al yeur rsgs-cOttOn, fax, hemp, &c. and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
Abe South wesrs oHt more such goods than two
such Norths and ret saves double the guam
10 rags ror making paper. let this be changed
.,r.a, -Grs iI--f Ne " make DAper. and there
By says ns1 r
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stnnthe RnnaWaY.

EHTE will Ply reward Of Twenty Dollars for the
~ apprehension and e.mnitting % @ 30 nat We get
them lin any county In T6nnesses) Of DAN or DANIEL and
his wife AROLINE Dan Is shout - or 80 yecrs old, black
and about5 10 inches high slender make one o. ATS ankles
ad he walks he side Of lis foot had heavy Whs
kes be1 be left though he cut them on bad on brown
jeans snd Tar Of shoes black Wool nat ne had
, an ereat Caroline IS years old, tall, black, slender
woman quick spoken three q Der side teeth above out near
teeth; ler BAR long, ana Pad oana per
kzad No other marks recoeced We tnk t1ey are MAKING
Lser way to Kentucky, ard thence To- hlo-
address q kurfrSesboro, Tenn =, -,
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CorrcsP sndence of the Union q American.
BowLRG GREER Kr, Sept. 2e, 1861.


EDrORs THROUGHorr TIE SOUrH Prom the high
est impulse of duty and gratitude known to the
human bosom, beg you to insert in your columns
the following tribute, which prefer proud, chiv-
arous and victorious people, to the lasting honor
and cresis Of Col P. B. HAWKINS.
had the honor to serve Gen. BUcKNEE as dispatch
bearer rem the absve place 70 certain citizens of
Kentucky azd in filling that position to the utmost
Of my Atrergth and ability, fell into the rude and
barbariouE hands Of LINCOLN rufnans, encampsd
near Hartford, Ky, under command Of Col. Nc
HBERT. WAS captured on the morning of the 2cth
September some nine miles distant from the Hart
fsrd eneampment, and sent with an escort of sO.>
diery to headquarters. Suffice it to say here, that
| death or az enlightenment in Fort Lafayette, was
| evidently tke Fate awaiting = an early date.
dispatched to colonel HAWKINS IA gentleman f
| standing, and courage unimpeacAed, whom l had
known long, both a kinsman and preceptor,) and
called hin to my aid from his post at Rochester,
another camp under the auspices Of the United
States, distant eighteen miles froBl Hartford. He
arrived &C. the AFTERNOON Of the 2lst with his regi
Assnt and succeeded in having me transferred into
ais hands, from the brutal clutches of frenzed LIN
coin partizAas arc saVages to undisciplined troops
he spared my life, and restored to me my liber
ties, without exIctins any pledge, single pre-
mise to reveal TO no one his strength or move
Hents l herewith herald forth the generous.
treatment received ct the hands Of this man. whose
warm and noble heart was shaped and tempered
for.aSoulhern breast, and worthy of better cause
l recommend him to the highest regard Of every otf
Ger and soldier in our cause, and would sineerly
beg that you appreciate his high toned santment and
! principle, should he ever came within our power.
With depth oi humble gratefulnssS, am &c,
JKo. e. BgRNAx.
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8ORIH ALABAMA-
FVNHIs hourshing school opened eighth on %
inst with full Facty and large and STEADILY increasing
number Of pupils
Pupils chaTged from beginning Of month during which
The location Is safe pleasant. Catalogues con
tanning full Earc1lars sent application the President
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Notes taken st par.
J. q. WlLs0N, President
HuntsvIIls, Ala, Sept o, 1l-dIns
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REcRUTTs WASTED-To serve in the 10th Regiment
now in Kentucky. They win be required to serve
only the balance of the term-nine months. Any
one wishing to join will meet the undersigned at
DEMovrLLE Co.'s on Friday next, at IL o'clock, or
at the cflce of LITToN BoSTIcK. They will meet
Corporal BATTLE. A. J. ADAMS,
Lieut.. goth Regiment.
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HuntsviIIe FenaIe CoIlege.

LII those indebted e hrm Of Thompson, sperrT 4 Co
n viii Please forward without dslsy and make Pay
hnf ss5s e. : s. 'siff RoBr THoyPsov & co
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WNHE eopsrnersbp heretofore eZisiir between the rnder
signed under the firm OF THJsFsOS, sPiKRT & Co,
this day dissolved by mutual consent, John N perry and
He ~ Sperry retiring from the firm. Tie business ui
tuusd BY Mr. Ros TbOmpn under the firm style OF ROBT
THoMPs0s Co. who V pay AL claims against the old firm,
and is authorized to the firm liquiGaion.
R0BT. THO nYsON.
JOHN Y. s7ERRY.
HENRY sPERRY
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general oraers, No. as.

General Oraers, NO.4s.
FoRr HENRY, Tenn. River,
August 23d, 1861.
All absent Officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. By orders of A HEMAS
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
W. L. MCCOSNCo, Adjutent
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Tho Twentieah Tennessee Regiment.

The Twentieth Tennessee Regiment.
Those having friends II this regiment, wishing to
send packages of any Kind do so by sending the
same to the commission house of Benz. F. SHIELDS
& Co., to the care of Maj. A. WINK, who viii leave
on Monday Oct. 18th.
N B.-Major HDN has left with US a fen pecks
ofletters for distribution which those having friends
in the goth Regiment (Co BlttleI) will please call
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rrIaNcERY OnuRr Al nREs

DES FOR Weakleg county, Tenn-sanuei Irwin, D cad.
veil aud Irwin John GsOrge, James George and
rnaI and Injunction Bill In his cause aPpesr-
ing to he M saeton a the Clerk ard Master Of the Chsesy
Cont at Dresden We.key county Tennessse rom me ~
dsv Of cor panant, eanEs, Irwin. Ii desnoans soa
m rge ard Janis George rsnresidert Of the lte
esse and reside in the state Of New York 80 nst re
,roess of Ia cannut be served u0ou then; it's
bv sad Cler and Master that Prslieaion Re 1 aas ~
Vile JafOa and AmerscGn, a1sEsPaperP -
pashvffte Tennessee, for succea ave see- s-I-
the sa5 10 appear at the next ief q q -
Oocrt 70 be held for county Of Ns1y = rssy 80
- $50 snsEer or to eompainao ~ - .s
will e taken oonfrssei IS % sa.1l - - 1851
at the next ssrm % '-'1 W. Z. BOsS, O. 4 NJ
% said Court