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4. ADLxR. GEon WOODWARD.
GREAT BARGAINS.
AT 4. A92er d. Cos NEW STORE.
WAyE have just returned from. Bal,;-
w more city with large and well
selected Stock Of Goods, embracing the
following articles; wig:
MEMS AND BOTS READY MADE
CLOTHING
of every quality and variety;
MEMS and BOYS HATS and CAPS;
OIL CLOTH SUITS;
UMBRELLAS;
CASSlMERES. CASSlNETTS, FULL
CLOTHS aud kERSLYS;
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Of every style and quality;
E.UBROID ERIE,
HOSIERY,
CLOVES,
NUBEAS and HOODS
Of different STYLES: ditto for children:
FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS:
SHIRT COLLARS, UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS;
LADIES
SIAWLS.
CLOAkS
ard MANTILLAS:
LINEN CAMBRIA ana SILK HAND
KERC{lIEFS
and many other articles unnecessary to
mention. II" above goods will be sold a,
the lowest Baltimore prices for cash or to
pnhc;tili customers "n six months credit
We invite cal. md examination Of our
st"cI BY the public before purchasing
else here
4. ADLER s. co.
Leonard Town
Md.
Sept eth, Iss0--tf.
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l-.-- ~. We n
G7EEy & FOE
FAMILY GROCERS.
AND DEALERS II
PURE OLDVINE.S AND LIQUORS..
No. IS BALTIMORE STREET,

EItVE cons. arilv m hard large and well
.~..,,-d stick # FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting. in l'art II ~ s..
EsEsE TEAS --Gr IN and Black, OF variurs
prizes aud tias"Is. @
Corrs.s Nicola, Java. Lasuyra, Haracaibo
aai BIO
SCeARs.-New Orleans. Crushed. Powdered,
Leaf, Gr"nu':tri, c Yellow ard Clarified,
l'ali7r. Maccar',ni a,,i Eerrn-celli: C.omt's
C,X's E'.fmed G'ia,ine; Fresh Salad ani
Olive Oils. Gle. Ell DIZZY. pIs
Ape aiai sap Sag; S,r:i'c-, FREED,
and Spini>h Olives; En2lsh ard smerf an
lsckiss---ti-rkins, nixe.i. i'i.ralil, Claw
Ch@~. CtuIi."Srr. Naiuurs aLt C.iin: $.
>Hr e>---.'ohE Fun. Harvey R,a.ting Soho,
MLsir"nilt~ ami W"rcrsterShi,s
BRASn!rs. ilrnn.>cy & e.. Vintage
1916. U;arJ Dupuy & G., 1916, Native
C-'swba, BuI,caax, Ia, heile, aud other
GraE,.s.
srSr On WINS --L-n,iOn D.ra FER, :. .r-
~, Mt11ra, L.>b,,, S",,, Ai,.,.!r. aud
Cna'npacnc.
WHisKErs Scotch, OH Eye, Calhoun, Old
Rspr and bourbon, 'tic yer, Ill anh fire.
Pure Holland Gin. Jagnsics Spirits. &c.
! Imported and Domestic SEGAI,S AND TO.
BACCO.
All % which they will sell a, reasonable
price, a':l respectful, s,4itlt call.
March Isl, lSt0--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-14
ARCHITECT & BUILDER

fGttiE un'!ersie'ed has made such Grange.
u lnc,'s 10 Will -n.bi. hin 10 execute all
work in Ills line at BALTIMORE rEICl ,,
With rr."nl...e.s AID s!s.ra,ch. tie s"iiciss
call ir'an h,. fricuds aUd tic public.
'. CAVALIER,
LeouarG TDS o.
Jan. Goth. lSE0-tf
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4 " the prrpar ,tin, al this valuable manure
Il BONES ARE Used IN THEIR RAM
SAFE ONLY.
They have ncver beer BOILED NOR
CAltISED. They are taken as nature
mad. them. crushed with powe. .ul machinery,
aud s,.i. jcctc,i L" irncy,s l,y which all the
virtue NJ tine b.'nc j. retained and a fertilizer
Is rrcured iurni hing in concentrated aud
soluble i'',Ii the $50 Indispensable clement.
in the Gr.~tI, 81 plants, riz fiiOSPlIURlC
ACID 4 AMMONIA. Ti-se ,w" elements
BY the use "f 'i;aush'> Raw Bone Phosphate"
ARE gvrI t" tie s'ii ia all their original
strength and purity. T!.ey a><,nila,e az
once with it, furnish all the ann.s,ia uctds.
!n- the growing crops aud leave the Land per
nanently beuctittrd.
CASH PRICE $45 FER Ton.
OF 200 POUNDS,
Il CENTS PER POUND.
This popular Fertilizer ran he had of
A2e'.ts ia the principal towns, ar may be m-
'icresi ti'r,ugi, any Commission Mcrcnaut in
GEORGE nUGDALE,
GENITAL DEPur & AGENCY.
NO. 4 SPEARS WHARF,
BALTIMORE
Feb uHry 7:', 18Gi-am.
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tflarrit0.

On Tie Ssh instant. By Rev. Fa,tcr
'oittng, George ". Lacey T. Sally Maria
Ec.la.l.
Oh til. 9Th, by the rame, Samuel Ow-
,ns To Sarah burroughs.
Ol' tie l2ih, by the same, Edward
Knott to Bette Wood.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
FOR SHERIFF.

HARRISON EDWARDS is presented To
the voters ri SAINT M.ry's coun,y a. a cant.
dat. Shrrif at tie rlec.inn in 1851.
fauuaIy l1th lSn8
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FOR SiiEEIFF.

The name of PHILIP II. DORSEY. j. sca-
grHtd I" the voters =: this c..n,,v, a. \ can
dlda'e '"r tie hcxt S,ikiilFFALTY, ly
uasny .ii;z-i.s #
CHAPTICn DISTRICT.
Feb. 7th, 1861.
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GDEIi ALl.RAl,,

EtHRN NEAL. fresh from the Steam.
o. Mi! Of J. H. Maiiox.
Also. fresh supply of BUTTER,
CHEESE. &c IL store and for sale by
SINMS g. MADDOX.
Dec. Goth. 1860.
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Sept. eth, Iss0--tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1861.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at hal
a st nine O'clock.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The SPEAKER announced the Standing Commit
,es as follows
On Elections -Messrs. Carthul, Carter, Hawkins
sher, BJnahsoa, Ward, Lowery, Jarnsgia, ana
Z iwards.
On Wdgs All MsGEs-Messrs Miller McCallum.
eDowelI, Martin, of Smith, L ites, Hodsden Jones,
sborne, Senter. and RObb.
On LdsrnGl Improvements -Messrs. Hill, Cummins
,dgers, Kennedy Ellis, Easily, Paine Martin, OF
cMinn, bhllaId. andLea
% FRancs-Nessrs: Carr. Damoss, DIbrell Dun.
i. gardner, Warner and Wallace,
On Cdms-Megsrs Mcdowell, Rankin. Woods.
lrrettson Eubsnk, Laws, Brooks, of Weakley,
ECKER. and Head.
On EiuoatiOt and Common Schools -Aessrs Meek,
ton, Randolph, Rankin, Martin, of Shelby, Som
veil, Ward, and Garner.
On MlitGrg Affairs -Messrs. Lockhart, Kennedy,
rr RObb, Martin, Of Wilson, Jones, Cumnins,
gland, Willard and Wsraer.
~ Nelo CoURtisS and County LiReS-Messrs. Laws,
)oks, of jackson, Donaldson, Tucker, RlglAnd,
lch and Simpson.
IA Public Ltads -Messrs M1sely. Martin of
n, Parker, Butler, Wallace, Written, and Card
The JadCtqg.-Messrs. OarutheIs. Robh, Mar
Wilson, Elias, Garner. Demoss, Butler Fiem-
armagh, Estes Miller and Carthui.
8 the PeHGsEtjGry -Messrs. Jones, Ellis, Easily,
cNn. Bunch, Rodgers. snd Martin, of Shelby
: BplbS.-Aessrs Kennedy, Lockhart, Carr,
Sc, Osborne, Fleming, Mcdowell, Simpson, Dan
Estes, and Csrthul.
Earoled BEI-Messrs RMartin of Smith,
se. Little, Garner, SOmervell, Written, Britton,
Bunch.
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OPs Army IN kEATpCKY is doing very well, but
to bring the enemy to close quarters we should
send more troops into that State, and to enable our
brave leaders to do this without Withdrawing our
forces from other points where they are needed
just as much, all who can possible do 80, should
volunteer at once, 80 that tie so.GS9 additional
typp4s qaii9d fur by OR Governor may be in the
field before the enemy has time to fortify too much,
and those who have property liable loSs BY fire ;,
whether they volunteer or not, should call without
delay to the well knowA LasarQnee Office of W. ].
AARR No. 25 College street. and have it insured in
some Of the Oldest and most reliable Southern Com
panieg octlf
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lsralu4. rao4 ~. soFIcsa o. 1r. s4suvll. ms,

suoh auork as this needej not only in AmP2ics but
n Europe to arrest the attention Of the critic dsrel pra
dce to attract the general reader 10 confound the POLITICIAN
and to interest the MAD By novel and stirring pa ssges, b.
overwhelming and earnest truth, and by pu and peasf
yle They make not tn slightest reference party cast
the day, and exclusively directed to the uonay
"sect Of the sect ons issue forced upon by the NORTH
seen BY aphlosophc Statesmen and rot
us far enough distant to hear and discern tbs low ling
"of the coming storm 1t lisa profound yet captivat.
"ng, work. the from Its direct bearing upon the great
revolution u progress"
18th book prOnoupc critics to be tie most phlosophi
cal and Dehensive exposition Of the question Of African
Slavery and the powerful vndcaon Southern civ i,
EaOn that has yet appeared from the press 1t written in
style Of flowing that renders highly attractive to every
intelligent reader, and gives evidence Of deep thought
sive research large Acquaintance with the sopses Of the
Abolition SHOOT, both Europe ana smeriea and
devotion to the Institutions Of the south
We pleased learn that the Sgthor bG WITH great br-
atty rendered lis entire proceeds after paying cost of pub
hcaon to the ladies Of The Solcs Hospital society
Nashville and that the proposition has been secepd by Mrs
FELICIA G. FoRTER. President Of the Association
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~A-on and Al sriean.
CHNoSD, Oct. l0.-Col Starke. Of O., To-;og,.
stan mas Just arrived here from Gen Iee,, csmr in
"estere Virginia, with dispatches announcing the
retreat OF Kosecrans across the Gauey On the piot
Oh me 9th, supposed to be out of supplies. The
impesslOllity of our Transporting our troops and
munitions over the hOrrid roads prevents Gen. Lees
pursuing the Hessians.
Inc War Department has received dispatch
irem zen. Bragg, dated yesterday, announcing a
most brilliant exploit of his forces uader General
hoOert ID. Anderson On Santa Ross Island. who
crossed the Bay on the night Of The sth, with one
thousand men, consisting Of three companies Of
Louisiana regulars, detaehments from Mississippi
1eergia and Aisbama regiments, with naval officers
ana Marines siOrmed Billy Wilson's Zouaves, burn
ing every building except the Hospital, also in
nehse quantity Of rations stores, equipments and
munitions, sPiking many cannon, and efseting the
eonplste destruction Of the ensmy's camp. The
loss OF the CO5federates was forty killed and
wounded, while the FederaI's was vsrv vrsat-
Capt. Brsnsford Of Florida, and Lieut.. Nslas of
Georgis killed. Gen. Anderson and Lieut.. Sayre.
wounded Maj. Yogds of U. s. Artillery was taken
prisoner among large number Of others.
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It is the ;ntSn:on of the old officers 10 reo7gaa-
iZs the DySLAP l1UAEEs, and4l of the cid members
are earnestly requested to mast at your old armory
over BpcE store on College St. Tuesday evening at
To'clOck. All respectable young men, from the
age Of is to 49, ard who are feet inches high,
that are desirOus of joining, will please be present
Vigorous efforts will be made towards thorough
reOrganz Ition and equipment of the company, and
all of the old members having uniforms will
please bring them with them so as it can be az
certalned how many are missing. New oalceTs
vii be elected as sOOF as the organization is copl
pete and the assistance of the old members is earn
estly requested in the work of reorgsni2 ,tien.
By order of the LIST Lieutenant
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We are aa;ho'i'sl 70 announce eE0 W WINeHEsTER OF
funner as candidate represent 5 CCpEss.oral Dis
'fc. IN 'be Congress OF the Confederas ktaes Ocde
ne are authorised to announce HOa JOHN HOUSE,
Tolerate states. II 4 o,t9-s
we are au.sori7d snnouucs P. KEEBLEa candidate
. represent the am dist let Congress Of the
States, 90 -
We are authorized 70 w. q. pxWIFr Of Smith
county. az candidate for the nIst Confede ate Con
Iress under the Permanent Constitution from Fourth Con-
gressieEs District Of Tennessee, the November election
ssp2S-dt1e
We are authorized to announce P. SAUNDERS as capd
date for Congress FROM the Seventh Congressional District At
the November election. septI7-itdt
We are authorized 10 announce +. ahPg0N OF william
e candidate for Congress OEa the Congress onal Dis
tfist, at The November election senI7-tds
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PRICES.

For single copies, each -....... ..,S Al 90
Booksee viii be furnished at BhoeEaIS $40 per dczen
wholesale dealers
Aay gentleman or lady in the Confederate ses orsrrg
fo club Of ten persons (sIO) viii urnhed With comP
neatarJ copy Of the work. with tn, ohe Ladies Soldiers
Relief eocety.
Rditors Of nsEspapersn the Confederate States give pub
cy to this will net the benevolen. and patriotic
Purress " h the entire PoAS will be appropriated hut they
viii aid in the circulation WORK which ought 10 be in the
hards Of every Southern family.
Iorirs for books orOth.r congratulations relating there
to, he addressed to Mrs G. PORTER President Of
the Shades Soldiers Relief Society" or to the
southern Methodist Publishing ROnse,
EaBhTHss. Team.
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Ernnn lie MasLrius Pntriot.

"In these letters, have all the advantage Of the author
elegant 1cid yls his infoEmation and phln
sohica nvestiRson He has closely studied The subject Of
slavery, in all its bearings He refutes The idea OF sinful
poraYs the advantages from it,
the y continuation. Correctly apprehending the
policy Of the opponents OF slavery, and the dangers which
would follow the OF the Republican party from
in Old World far owed from The sInotered contest be
his fellow counymen against the breakers VIII en- sur
rounded the sup OF sate The rsalt which he apprshends
and foretold is upon u.s."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
Nashville Oct. lO:h 1851.

SHELBYvILLE REBELs." - Shelbyvi.le has just
raised a company by the above name, Of nearly Ons
hundred as brave and blooded young men as eom,
pose any in the State. They organized last Satur>
day. ABB. BoOv, Captain THOE. P. WILHoIr, 1st
Lieutenant; JAMES THIMAN, "a Lieutenant; J. F.
THOMPSON, Sd Lieutenant; ARCH. HuGuEs, o. s.
Nearly three thousand dollars was subscribed Non
daY u clOthe them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

iMr Williams has presented in the this series Of ah
letters suocinct history OF tbs Institution slavery on tn
American Continent its influences upon the general welfare
ttecountry tracing the elements oopposOn exhbte
by NoIthern fan tcism eliminating last in organization
ef sectional party designed to that institution
by which the 0isremberment Of ths Union effected h
author has his subject philo'ophic statesman ant
the result Of his will prove inetabe addition 10
genuine 5Guthern literature
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
20: Ee NaslrQls MrieLiaa Adrocate.

"MG. Williams has took which should like 10 have
Ieach Europe and be translated into LANGUAGES
ana do its work making snd correcting public osinon
which The Epg h and Northern have psmod upon
world The reader should bear in mind 1ese letters
written IN Consannope, though pObsnsdin Nashville.
As the wrtrIo urAtey predicted many
ped the ink Of the manuscript dei
conh1e0Cs in his general peculaons fou in true
philosophy His tone calm and ozghtfu his horizon clear
and wide. The partisan in the
abroad, afforded him opportunities
few Of his fellow for acqqfiag insight
Euro
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A Nar4.

Ihe ladies and gentlemen engaged in giving
series of Tabaux exhibitions in the city, desire to
notify the public that the exhibition announced for
this friday evening, is necessarily postponed until
some evening next week, of which ti1a due notice
will be given.
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Our ToIhiateerb.



BY FHILu LISI9LET.
or Volunteers those gallant hearts Who left their lovely
homes,
70 breast the ding ds OF where th bow foass
1e hu invasion proudly hack where It's savage spsIk
Was kin lied By fanatic eres and famed By dark
By oaths sf such hendsh hue psles Christians e
And leaves no bitter parallel Hsoys page to trace
Our FoiuntesrI hoss noble sOzhs who broke the gentle
That bound them to woodland wales ad where our htps
riss e
Gave up tie may brilliant hopes t flannel r spirits a
Left the homes tbs delr cid homes where FIRST hy learned
Andl the gentle IoVo ona too, The ons they loved 50 wsI
And vowed their Freedom 10 ASSERT meath Beauty mage SPELL
Our Volunteers toss gaa, eart tha Se,d shall Nv. in
fans,
While History Palrs the arro. acts or wreste the soldiers
name:
9hsdeedsther vaOroas doee our lips shall
And lovingly, ia graiuis will every bosom swell.
Then WOs to fOsuea Norshners birth rights
5h1nGss7s is the harbnger Of tighter gIores yet
Lebanon, Tenn, Oct. ssh, 1861.
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The DAm.T.-Smgs copies of onr paper can be
ad at the counting-room at five cents News boys
and other dealers are furnished AZ tvo ant a halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
W. are Informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents snd more. FL,
lodging that the paper cests them i've cents.
sepl9-df
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The Ladies Soldier Relief Society of Edgefeld
viii meet this friday evening at o'clock, at St
Stephens (Episcopal) Church.
II 49,
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In noe to Of ts Ediors the gzio aud Aaaeiea
Mrs JAls POLK whose inspection the prOOsheets were
submitted, EXPRESSES the following opinion:
81 have read with much pleasure, the heets Of new
work, nov In press: Letrs slavery O1 the Oh Wor"
with letter addressed to Lord BToagham, written by Hon
james Wlams, late Minister to Constannople. work
written with ygo Of Thought the subj new occupying s
attention a the whole xordl valuable contribution 10 south
efn and will Be read with great interest The present
dAy,n - 49,
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SPIES N CANADA The Toronto Leader saws the
Lincoln Government has spies in Toronto and other
Canadian cities whose business is is Ito hover about
the hotels and other public places, ard to telegraph
to the Federal agents in the States the names and
descriptions of Southern sympathsers who travel
In that nire clinn.'
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Army CIothIng ta be Made.

ApIEs DESIRING to work Army Clothing informed
IL that the QuArtermssters DepArGmenent nov HAS large
quantity Of work to be given daily, with fair prospect sf
steady work for the winter.
Parties applying for work must give ctoIy security for
its sac return and prompt executions according 70 the Regua
Ia ions of the Department. g. W CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Quartcrmester P. 8. C.s
Nashville. O.t 6, 'GI-d9w
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Es1ruy--fIickman County,.

TENAKEE up By Burehard e sas ~ Disire Hes3aa
county, Tearessee on tAe - ~ 2. A-sls,s Iset
IN 80 b.f hands high. has enl4 cement the lei
or III 80 and lump tbs right leg ApPrsed 70 $50
y s, - I5vgts u DREN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

GEN. ZJILICoFFES's BmGADS-Lieut. j. L. LOAN
will leave Sunday for the above Brigade, and
will carry any letters packages that may be left
at RAINS & BRowx's Drug Store.
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ErCRUIr4 WANTED Tor TIE MCCAIN ZOUAvEs.-
20 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany This company will be attached to Col. An
GLADE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill in
the regular Zouave drill and viii go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for tAe term of Il
months $50.
ARRly tG the undersigned on College street, two
doors north of broad,
NJ o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra MS Regt., Tenn. Vol
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CenerOi 0rders.-.No. So.

FoRT HENRY, TESNEssEE RIVER,
October 6, 1861.
Having received marching orders, all absent Off
GERS and men belonging to the 10th Regiment are
directed to join the Regiment Immediately. By or
der of A. HERMAN, Col Commanding.
W. L. MCCoSNICo, Adjutant.
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Thu Texas cavalry regiment. commanded By Col,
formerly Reverend G. W. Carter, has been as
signed to service in Kentucky. TIE command COM
prises sixteen full companies.
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81 Authority

.SoE7l
Rcsou.ig rs to provide Troops il fs s,ls ,; -.
proFisisus = -
Resolved By the cougrCss Of the coEsslse ,.- ~ t--,
That The secretary u War Be, aud be her f, II Sr
nish 70 such o. or troops Ia the I'D as dslire ~ 49,,
ton nads and Whenever practicable, il su Of s anal ,st
OF Hour an eqaiToien Of we'll baked bread an5 - ire - II Al
aunonzei 70 establish bakeries IN number ans al 49,
o. such bread - sefP~
Resolved Thata daily ration Of fresh vegetables BE- hr.,.a
70 a.. trops whenever the sane can be urovsI -
cost and charges 70 the government
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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LATE rstrrD STATES MINISTER At oOssrAsrrsorLr.

IThe entire profits Of all sales devoted to the
relief the sick and wounded soldiers Confederate army
under the direction and special charge Of the dies sGldsr
Relief Society Of Tennessee
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SEQ UESTRATION NOTICE
receiver for the COnfedeFats States In
Middle Teunesses,

Receiver for the COnfederats States In
Middle Tennessee,
To az IcAOH Il NAY CoaoeTa:-
HkkEBf notify e1ch and every citizen agent former rart-
trustee o. ether person, DO ding
Sr tenements shsttes, deb rights Of value OF apV
ceser owned b. due 70 any alien easaf Of he Con-
iedsrate States &c rPsy The ne, EritiIg when pus
tea0e gtTng description, when kpoan ancs aad tn,
Names Of TetoTs iaease Of dc win the dzs a. TO
become due.
For Eila default in his the patty sabjsots hzsslg TO
penalties Of the Act he is abis for amount
Cd hnes e<ei surren acquits him % responsibility
Ny oHee On tae squArsin thseitF0f Nashys, ovsrW
Berry Bookstore g. B. COCKRILIr
Sep. - 1l-dnkv3n Ccnisderais states Receiver
Headquarters Medical Debaremsmg,l
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1851.
IL Ella and accounts aeains the Medical AZ
n the Provisional Army Of are REQUIRED 10 Be- W
Warded TO their odcs Immediately Tor settlement
BY Srdsr OK the Medical Board.
GEORGE L. BLACKIE.
seps7-d,tH&EiE zach euIgsoB nd Medical PurVeyur
Attention, Tennessee Cavalry.
siFfY recruits will be received into ny Csvsry cOapsnT
y Saddles Ans dles furnished. Report a Canp B0z
Green. Ky. forthwith. ANDkEW j. POLK
Camp Bowling Green. Sept &c. sl-a2E Capt. CsVs'ry
A LOT OF CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN
- Sugar. JsSt received and for ale by
Oei5 II PAYSE, JAMES co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
Land for sale.

VEYIsUING 70 move West have determined 70 sell ny
w farm containing 262 lying IN Frankn county,
Tennessee On Of Blk and mmeatsly the
Nashville ghattsnooga Railroad. Ehn ~ miles Of Win
chester niles DechaTd, miles from Asona Depot
Es. springs and mile from the old Alsona Ractery.
$50 cssre land and 80 o. That IN Oo
YER lands level and has comfortable dEeng
cabins haidinet Necessary Arm, and good
well water hire is the STATE; and plenty o pond
water tas never The timber upon ibis and
pat into cord wood viii pay for itself tWcs. THERE'S ao
pler bouss uPon this and. The terms VII Be MADE
ascomrzodstl4F will take al 10 likely Negroes o.
from 0a % s. 500 IN good Mares srd Makes IS an deer
mined to SILL For further particulars add.es. ne s4II
Springs. a u o-@N''-