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RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered

The following resolutions were offered:
By Mr.. LOCKHART: No.74-IR regard to the
defenses of the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers,
az follows;
ITheTeas. It mas been deemed necessary by the
military authorities of the State Of Tennessee and
Confederate States to foTtify some points on the
Cumberland asd Tennessee rivers and, Whereas
such forts have been located at such points on the
aforesaid rivers as to leave portion of the coil OF
Tennessee through which said rivers flow, and upon
which the gunbosts IN the service Of the United
States are and have been, plying, to the great an
nOyRnce and danger to the lives and property of
citizens so exposed therefore,
ReSOlUad By tie Henerdi ASSEMBLY OF the Sale Of
TeaaesSss, That whilst we would not attempt to
dictate or attach any blame to the military OF civil
authorities, or encourage spirit Of complaining
yet in order that the soil OF the whole State and the
home Of every Tennessean may be protected alike
from the invader, we ask those in authority to con
cider the necessity and propriety of erecting Forts
or Batteries at points as far north on said rivers
possible in order that feeling Of security may be
geatoTed to those whose homes are exposed.
sts The resolution lies over under the rule.
By Mr. BUTLER: No. 15-Instructing our SenRS
tors and requesting our Representatives in Con-
gress to vote fOr 6 pension bill. Lies over.
AsyIUg FOR TIE RaANE.
90 motion of Mr.. EDWARDS House BILL No. l91,
to make appropriations for the Asylum for the
Insane was taken up and passed on its second read
ing.
And then
On motion of Mr.. CARR the House adjourned to
nine O'Clock Monday morning.
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EXECUTIVE HEADouARrERs.
ASHyTTLE. Tennessee My 4qrh Iefl
-NAffa ttAn~-f ANAACooCS AiONs A1+n loO1s
General order No. 10.

i NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Nov. 18th 1861.
General Order No. 10:
To the Officers IN command of tie Militia Of the Ss
| Of Tennessee in the 3D. Sd and Al Diuisioas
The danger of Invasion upon the part of the Fed~
eral forces is imminent. This invasion threatens
the quiet and security of your homes and involves
the destruction Of your sacred rights Of person and
property. The warning example Of Maryland
Missouri and Kentucky, y bids you, if you
would preserve your fresides, your homes
and the ssnctity Of your wives and daughters
TO meet the despetio invader and his minio8s at the
thrsshold CT Jour State, srd drise hsn hack LIST
tbs sell CT Tennessee = r-ese. d from lis u.hel
lowsd tc4ch, and Let hi@ kroa that in defence Of
cur leertiss and cur elt2Ta every Tennessoan is
ready 70 yield up lis life. Gen. =. 8. JoHSsTox
commanding the forces Of the Confederate States in
this Department, in view OF this threatened danger
has called upon me to send to the field, such force
as can be armed by the State.
In obedience to which requisition ard to rapel
the invader thirty thoussud OF tie militia Ct this
State are hereby called to the Geld,
Oficers n command Of the militia Of the 81, Cd
end 4th divisions VIII hold their commands n read
mess to receive marching orders BIZ the 18th inst,
unless in the meantime sufficient number of vol
unteers shall have rendered their services to FIJI
this requisition.
Special orders to the commanders Of the militia,
apportioning this reguisition among the different
brigades Of said divisions, will be Immediately for
warded, accompanied with such instructions and
directions as nay be necessary to the movement of
troops to the places Of rendezvous.
In the meantime Captains win direct their com
panies to parade on some given day, with whatever
arms they may have, and they viii take all other
proper and legal steps to possess the arms, within
the bounds Of their respective districts, and mme-
diately report to the commanding officer Of their
regiments the number Of arms and accoutrements
as well as the strength of their companies.
BY order of IsnAM G.. HARms,
Governor and Commander-inC Chief.
W. C. WHnTHoRNE, Asst Adj't General
ge-Memphia pspers and West Tennessee Wig
copy. nov2O-f
Lieut.. Col r. W. McGAvocK arrived in the city
last night from Fort DOnelaOn. We learn from him
that the report of the capture of one hundred and
thirteen Linconites in the vicinity Of Forts Henry
and Donelson is without foundation.
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Thaes cur ends rrivns from The domincns 81 flng
co who RAY have copies of the late Louisville, oineinnad or
Northern rauers will confer special both ourselves
and the putc by lesvie them Office ia Nashville with
the least desy possible We will chsrfuly pay any expense
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On last Monday morning, Mr.
Thomas H. Bstson, Esq, Of this county was up
walking about apparently az well as usual, but
about Y O'Clock he commenced complaining, but
did not think himself sick enoughtO send for
Physician. lie was sitting up until within few
minutes Of his death-he died in about an hour af-
ter he was taken GlGrkSUaIe Chronicle, NOU,
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No1ics Io Correspondent..

We VIII esteem special il friends and ccrresFon
Sents in the various divisions and Of the Confederate
orces viii furnish with all the gossip aad reEs proper to be
pla before the public. We make psper both
Interesting snd welcome visitor to the Of evsry soldier
fighting our battles for independence Their letters should be
addressed TO US At NaEhville, Tenn
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BY Mr.. GARNER: From sundry citizens of David
son county living on the line between the counties
of Davidson and Cheatham praying change Of
the line so to include their lands IN the latter
county.
By Mr.. WILLARD: From sundry citizens of the
first, second and third Congressional Districts,
praying that some action be taken to have those
districts represented in the Provisional Congress.
TIE MILITIA LAWS.
The House resumrd the consideration OF House
bill No 81, to amend the militia laws, the question
being upon Mr.. Rankin's motion TO reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill on its third reading, which
motion prevailed, ayes 80, noes Is, and then
On motion of Mr.. GARNER the bill was recom>
mitted to the Committee on Military Affairs.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced, read the
first time nd passed
BY Mr.. FLEMING, from the Committee on Free
Negro and Slave Population No l92-Ecr the re,
lief of slaves entitled to emancipation.
By Mr.. RANDOLPH: Ne 1913 To repeal sec
tons Is 20 "a inclusive of en- TO establish an
Ordnance Bureau) passed Nov. 20, 1861.
By Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby: No l94-To estab>
lish the Memphis Paint Manufacturing Company.
By Mr.. McCALLUM No. 1870 collect the
revenue of the State.
By Mr.. McCALLUM No. 1910 regulate the
practice In divorce suits.
By Mr., McCALLUM No. l97-To extend the
time for the completion of certsin turnpike roads.
BY Mr.. McCALLUM No. 1870 amend the
charter of the town Of, Pulaski.
By Mr.. GARNER No. 1870 change the time
between the counties of Davidson and Robertson
and Davidson ana Cheathsm.
By Mr.. hOBBf No. 290--TO amend the third
chapter OF the Code.
BY Mr.. BUTLER no, 20l-For the relief the
TsyioraviIe Turnpike Company.
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$50 Reward.

away from the sobsri5er en- The sh inst, two miles
IS from Lebanon, Wilson county Tenn, nsgro nan FAMED
dJbaFies,-dark complexion. spare made, about twenty
~ ve as Old absut ave net nine or ten nehes in height and
weighs about poRnds; writes EeIT coed hands and VIZ
doubtless. pa IL carpenter b. tade when ne let
home carried with him trunk, znd has suit Of soderA
clio thss. Has lived in Memphis
noyi3-Im BERRY WHITEsIDEs.
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AE1ERIcAw.
a few copies Of this work, bound, Tor
the Sessions of 1878 and 1859-60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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CASTOR OLA correspondent OF the AUalanche
suggests to farmers to gather the stray plants of
the palma crysti bean, that may be found in most
gardens, raise the bean and have them compressed
at the Cotton Seed Oil mills, and thus supply the
South with Castor Oil
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We learn that q man named Isaac George, forms
erly of this place. was shot and killed in affrsy,
few days since, in the lower part Of this countyS
Athens Post Nou. p.
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MoAg ARREsTs.-We understand that Levi Trew-
hitt, Wm Hunt, and 10. Hicks, Of Cleveland, Brad
ley county have been arrested and carried to Knox
Post NOU p.
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The observations are, as far as possible, made be-
tween and in the morning, and 2 at noon, and
6 and in the evening.
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Poor HUMAN NATURE.-1t was favorite OF Sam
Slick that there is good deal of human nature in
all mankind We heard one of our country friends
day or two ago giving the Salt Extortioner fits
for asking slO,e0 per sack for that indispensable
article. We agree with him in the denunciations,
which were loud and Deep and then asked him how
much he expected to get for his pork. He flowed
he ought to have about eleven cents per pound
We asked him how much better he thought he was
than the Salt observation-disclosures the CONVEX
satiOn abruptly closed. friend Just then happen
ing to espy man up the street whom he had been
wanting TO see for sometime. Athens Post Nov %.
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meet tomorrow CEonday) morning at ten o'clock,
at the McKendree Church. The public are respect
fully invited TO attend.
FrTrCT, {, PopTFp President
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Good fat Beef CATS ind rsEsy sale at sscs4s
lpsrb gross. Sheep are IN dsmsni at SECS per
head.
The stock Of Coffee is well nigh exhausted, and
holders are asking 75as0e per 70 While retailers
are demanding 81
Sugar and Molasses continue 70 arrive
quite freely. We qpots New Orleans su-
gar at 6a910e in barrels ana 1ai. lsss IN
hogshesds; Havana White ISal4; Loaf.
Crushed and Powdered, Of which he stock is light,
2O925c. MOIasses is held at 3S935c per gallon.
Teas are held st so per ID for Imperial and
Gunpcvdsr. - to SIS fer IeuuE Hyson, and $50
to q fer Black
lhs slsek Ct islar Csn5las q 7sr7 r,e-h rsduc-i,
snd hcldsss srs Demanding 4slssos rst II. Iznow
tia hsld at So9sse.
1 Lndsssd OILS hsld Al s. zsts2.5 90 4psr gallon,
with light stotk On he market. Lard - held At
s275@sOO.
There is q small stock Of KENNEDY Paging and
Rope On the market We quots Bassinv a 25c.
Rope 2o912c snd Iron Ties Sl91oe.
Guzuy Bags s5e tsii 81 50 zoe fsr sscszd hand
and nav
Halls sTs hsid At prices ranging fsoR ssto s12
per keE, IL consequences CT TIE decreasing stock.
Grass Seeds sre held as follows: Clover, SIS
per bushel; Blue Grass, stripped, sI75, sal
clean 50 % Timothy s.; Heards Grass $40
al so; Orchard Grass 81 COOL IS MiIlett -;
Hungarian Grass 81 50.
Tennessee baled Hay readily commands S25@SO
per ton.
Barrel Salt has advanced so per bushsL. We give
the extremes Of the market as follows Fine sl3tO
SIS and Coarse to sl4 per sack and Barrel $3.50
9S4O0 per busheL There continues 4 good deal
Of excitement throughout the State, well as the
confederaey, in regard to the supply Of Salt The
New Orleans Crescent of the 18th says:
There was some talk about SsIs-tbat the Gov
ernor Of Alabama yesterday purchased in cur mar
ket seventeen Thousand sacks at the rate Of $500
80, and 5000 more aold at 50 so. NcE, people have
been talking for days past that there was no Salt
on sale-that i was all gone, dissolved, perhaps
entirely eysPoratea. Yet, here there were sales
talked Of the flags TO the extent Of $4,000 sacks
yesterday, and these sales at reduction from last
weeks operations. We beg consumers NOT % be
alarmed; there viii be sufficient Salt for this season
at least. The very exOrbtant prices are bringing
into use all the salt springs in tbs caunry and salt
watts on the shore are being constructed As fast
as circumstances VIII admit.
The New Orleans Price Current says that Gin
packing beef the usual proportion Of sugar may be
materially increased, and corresponding reduction
made in the allowance Of Salt If this be done, as
it can be economically at the present price Of su-
gar, it viii sensibly diminish he demand for Salt,
aui perhaps make our present supply ample until
the opening Of the port Il is known that there are
a number of cargOes at Havana, destined for this
market. The removal Of tho blockade would pro
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TaL DAILT.-8ingle copies Of our paper can be
lad at the counting room st five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies st ten cents and more, ais
lodging thst the paper costs them i've cents.
sepI9-df
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Confederate States Array Contracts.
TENHE Quarrmses Department desires contract for the
manufacture and delivery Of Drills, CTowbars Wheel
blTroTs. APPLY Ga W CUNNIHGHAaI,
nOVlU-d2W Ouartern,a4tar
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BUSINESS BeToTe Congress.

1t is expected that the business befor Congress
will be dispatched in a shsrt period. We learn
that it is proposed to amend the Sequestration Act
and also to take some action looking to the relief
the planting interest. As far as we are advised,
the disposition of Congress is decidedly opposed to
any measures to buy the crops of the planters and
it is said that the sority of the planting interest
itself has undergone marked conversion Of opin-
ion With respect to so partial an expedient as
the purchase of their crops by the Government.
The report that Congress designed to take into
consideration the removal of the capital from this
city, for fear of the railroads traversng North Car.
DINA or Tennessee being taken possession Of ~ the
enemy, and the consequent ISOLATION o. the seat Of
government is, we ereassured, without any founda>
ton in fao6.-RicbmOnd Examiner, NOU. 20.
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sstA Regiment. Telnessee Militia.
You are hereby ordered to muster at the Sulphur
Spring on Monday morning next, (25th inst,) at 9
o'clock. By order of Il. L. CLAIBORNE, Colonel
Commandant, II. ]. JONES, Adjutant.
Nashville, Nov. 49, lS6l.-2t.
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WshnInl-

AEE HUNDRED good telstes fo- service in the Coafed
" crate states ASP, Urea good harness makers. Apply
at the Quartermaster Generals Office st tie Capital
Y PATTON,
now II Asst Quarte.zastsr.
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n 70 csncupo9 Gel. III0s. T. Smiley
sss ~ BrTader ecno.zt q ths Brigade CO TezDessss
S ecinS tts eeunt;ss Ct DeTtsocs cha-ths- sd Dlk
s5p. Elsctisa Saturday, - Of EoFs2oss 1es--ta
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SUNDAY mOENENo. Nov. "a, 1891.


". are Authorized te announce A. G. 1icDoUGAL as can
ste f Judxe OF the Iqth Circuit, FL the vacancy oa
stoned by the resignation OF Jutge walker - .s,.ta
e. F. and Christian Advocate copy. h"fN7'"N-"'N
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CavaIry YoIunteers.

All those desiring Of entering tAe Cavalry service
instead of the militia have an opportunity now by
applying, Immediately, to Lieut. r. G. PETwAT at
the Fireman's Hall, South Cherry street, Nashville,
Tenn All applicants are expected to furnish their
horses, for which they will receive forty cents per
day. nov29-dSt'
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THE PANoPTICoN.- This is, in fact, one of most in
teresting exhibitions that has visited our city. And
in addition to being so interesting and entertaining
it has the great merit of being unotjectionsble to
the most religious in the communicated all those
who may have been prevented from visiting other
entertainments given for the benefit of the war and
the Soldiers by religious scruples visit the Pa
opticon without violating them. Forts ships, boats
and beatmtn. soldiers foot, officers and citizens
on horseback, 'omnibuses carts, negroes and mules
all pass in rapid and delighting review.
Those who remember with much real pleasure
as We do, the visit Of the Swiss Bell Ringers to our
city sOme three years ago, will be delighted to
esrn thst the soft and enchanting music dscoursed
by the sixty odd silver bells under the magic touch
of Miss Fannie Chat was, Mrs. Fitz that ISL from
part Of this excellent pioneer exhibition. The
Southern Mercellaise was rendered by her with
much spirit and with fine eject and the sweet
melody Of the bells we're received by the audience
with rapturOus applause.-Atlanta Commonwealth.
1t should be borne in mind that the Panopticon
is to be exhibited at the Masonic Temple Monday
and Teusday night for the benefit of the soldiers
Relief and Hospital Associations. Let it be well
patronized.
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company called Rock City Volunteers, was
raised, organized and sworn into the Confederate
service on yesterday. The company Is composed
of select, stout sober and good men, The following
are the commissioned ofEeerz elect for the Com
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The Concert Friday Night.

The concert, given by the ladies on Friday eve
ming, at the Masonic Hail. was, we learn, of the
most interesting character. The fair amateurs Sc
cured the highest applause for the talent and cu-
ture displayed in their various charming enters
tainments and elected the universal remark, that
their accomplishments are not exceeded by their
patriotic devotion to the cause of the Southern
soldier and their patriotism is no where exceeded
We are glad to learn that the Hall was well filed
with an apprecistive audience. We regretted that
business engagements prevented our attendance.
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RriEadier General Hiii

We are te announce 90 w bOh1ON as cHhS
date FER ene,s Of the 10th Brigade comprising the counties
Davidson, kson sn6 poTtla Of OheathenA. ,oo -.
Election oVenher sd proA- w. wv
:. -, a.asaraI HTFIEfIn-
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u. y. 80

Opposite the Sswsnee House, on College street, is
the place to obtain Insurance in some Of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. noy2O-f
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NniIca fo Candidntes,

Circulars candidates inserted in the UEoN AND AMERICAN
mus be paid for other business notices and the payment Sc
cured CT publication This rule vii be enforced
iuaebsy No circulars either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter be inserted in this paper any other terms
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We learn another Cavalry Company was formed
on yesterday near Nashville, and organized by the
election of the following officers
ED. L. ESsLEY, Captain.
H. F. BANKS, lst Lieutenant.
BIB. Rams, 2rd
G. C. WILSON, 81
FIFTEEN Or twenty more men are wanted, who can
apply to either of the officers. 4 meeting of the
company will take place on Monday, the 18th inst.
at the Washington Institute, at 10 o'clock ia the
morning.
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Nashville True BIucs.

All members, and those who wish to become
members, of the Nashville True Blues are request
ed to meet at KRKMAN's Hall, on Monday, the 18th,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ for permanent organization and
election of ofi2ers.
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SNooTHE RoILER MEN WANTED.-Constant employ
ment and good wages viii be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers byapplying
to WoODs YEATG4N, & Co.
Nov. l, dim.
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HoUsE on REPRESENTATIYE.
PETITIONS.

STURDY, NoVEsBsR - IH"l-
The SPEAKER called the House TO order at half
past nine o'clock.
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We learn another Cavalry Company was formed

DIXON 4. ALLISON, Chairman.
JAMES FARRELL, Secretary.
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L.tsis oa,.. taz Who and.rstana. how 70 psst naI
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Z. F. CATTLEs, Captain.
c. W. PEDEN, lst Lieut..
n. J. DODsoN, % Lieut..
VIM. SAFFNq, Sd Lieut..
JAMES LUAIsDEN, o. S.
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KETTLES AND BARK MlI1s.-Stock or Ealtpcter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov l, dim WooDs YEGTMAN 4 Co.'S
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Sfraycd or Stolen.
PIED Coz Of the Durham Stock With red oalf asout
~ eight moths Id. Her delivery any Information
corning her Will be literally REGARDED At 81 High Broad
street II. AABSHALL. /
November I5-dR
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Sh oer Tor SALE.

Sh Oes for sale.
1900 pair mems asserted Brogans by !. W.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS s. Co. Oct % 1861. DIFF
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heading matter on Every page.
METEOROLOGICAL oRsERvATIONs,

WEA hEOAD URSNI3AN \ HONSt
For The Week Ending Saturday, 23d Of Nou, 1851.
By PAUL F. TAvEL,
At the Union and American Block.
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Lieut.. Col. r. W. McGAvocE arrived in the city
last night from Fort Donelaon. We learn from him
that the report of the capture of one hundred and
thirteen Lncolntes in the vicinity Of Forts Henry
and Donelson is without foundation.
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For Sale.

Rev Sugar and EOIasseg.
m HnDy PRIME TO CHOICE SUGARS;
sbsb IS do Clarified Sugar;
30 Barrels Crushed 40;
81 do Powdered sugar:
100 do Holasses
IS half Barrels Moasss in store and for sale for cash
by HUGH McCEsEA g co.
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FoR SALE.--A few Carboy's Sulphuric Acid, By
HoDGEs & RICHARDS, Druggists, corner Broad and
Cherry streets. Nashville, Tenn. d3t.
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We cali the attention Ct car country friends
to the straying Of number Of Governue7t cattls,
branded "B, and request any parties having know
ledge Of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. Il. Bruce Co.,, who viii pay liberal re-
ward for the return Of the cattle or any informa-
which viii secure them, novl2dIv.
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Lindsasd OILS hsla At szzSlS2.5O pei. gallon,
with light stctk q ne market. Lard IS held at