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SUNIN1ER CLOTHING O.
A Handsome Assortment on Hand.
SOME NEW GOODS BEING MANUFACTURED.
ALFRED NUNROE N Co,
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
Have still on hand handsome variety Of their
CLOTHING,
SHIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS
HALF HOSE
DRAWERS,
sUsPENDERs E,c.
AND ARE ALSO MANUFACTURING
HERE IN THE CRY,
styles Goods suitable for immediate wants. expecting
soon to inangrratea
GENERAL CLOTHING MANUFACTURIN3 BUSINESS.
All Goods sold CHEAP Fer CASH. and for cash only No
Goods charged
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
iyl 2pi Corner Camp and Common Streets
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IMERY.--kearny, Blois Co. have this article
on baud. See advertisement.
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Picnic at the City Park,

Line Of omnhnsses will be during The PICNIC from
The Canal street Railroad Station street. and Bayop
each way. FIVE CENTS.
jy2 2pSt j. b. sLAwsoN.
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1 WHIsSy AND LuMBEts.--Any quantity of both
articles etiesins by b. Dpf. ID. eethe advertisement
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aa- Far Auditor of Public Accommodations
announce H. PERALrA candidate for Auditor of Public
accounts at the election in November.
A 2pta CREOLE.
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sS- sola OEi aaad Laasps Ceuntry Ner-
eAnt Piater and the Bubic geneally, VIII find
soushera Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium, No. Chres street,
y far shs largest and only compets stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OH LAMPS ID this city. which Messrs CO.
fEKl HILL Offer % the trade retail lover prices
than y cen b purchased for at any other houss in The
aoash mys 2ptf
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Fire kVo3'kS.

FIRE W ORKS OF ALL KINDS,
For sale by
LOUIS plFFET,
jy2 2pit I33 GunlI street
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60 Charities street,
Wholesale Dealer in French and American PA
FEN HANdINds Borders, Corners. Oaks and Marbles
ery variety.
sFsrtcnaF attention paid to ali in his ue dl7 l.,
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n ENE ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTEVUyTOy
No. I42 CANAL STREET

NEW ORLEANS sAyINGsINsTETUyToN
No, II2 CANAL STREET
In conformity with the requirements of the Charter the FOL-
lowing statement is published:
LIsnLIrlEs.
Amount due TO Depoors.. -at "a
Certificates OF Deposit outstanding 1896 50
$4,000 City Bonds cost................. s669qo 90
$4,000 St Charles Hotel first Mortgage
Bonds, bearing per cent. interest,"
cost. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6lT5O 90
Loans on Pledge Of Bank Stocl1s....... l59 IN 40
Loans on Mortgage Improved Real Es
tate in The City, worth G0pbla the
amount loaned. ................... G5,S96 ~
Cash in Bank o. Louisiana. $50, EOS %
Cash in vault. 1913 29-l43,4lS S.
Total Of Assets, .................. Si0R -25 %
Personally appeared me- Arthur SnGcer ustice oF tina
Peace for the Parish of Orleans, q. CURRIE DUNCAN,
treasurer OF the New Orleans Savings institution who being
duly sworn deposps that the above statement is true and cor
rect transcript from the book Of Institution
G. CuRRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer.
sworn 10 and subscribed before this day, May O. 1851
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
The Trustees have declared Twelfth Semi Dividend
at the rate Of SIX PER CENsper annum in accordance with
me Bylaws for the six months previous the Isl inst
The dividend due each deposito will be paid in Cash or
pTHeed to his or her credit deposit May aB may
he preferred
S, JONES. JR, Secretary.
~ I'Ass'hay9 81 81 myaCts
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nas-NGfieer-I take This method of Offering
my freec' Charge The families Of thoSs
who abssIt from lie city military duty Res8ones Oh
Harmony sgss between and coliseum s cts Fourth
District
I .r5zsl pnlf " 1rr,rcan !,
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Yhe Southern

O IL Q O M L y N Y.
New Orleans.
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.Wi9Ii1sary and zS5'cssn,aking.

.Hi!Iiss8s';y cHS D3'cssnaking.
Wishing to reali CASH my ngo stock Of MILLINERY
am induced 10 offer it at the following prices
500 W Bonteta %
'oo go .'.''.''.'''.''''.'....... Il W
2UOD :. ................ ...,......., 10 Cd
10 " ............. ,................ 9 To
5 u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 60
And
GurbaI4 Riding Hat tron,........-.. S. on to 10 60
Tie ade ciuused call STE fer themselves that
the Goods, though Chcar rich and ccgmt.
III my Drc>rmN&ius Dela ncut, making Dressc, at
very moderate Hrjces
a,0-Orde's from the country promptly attended to,
Mrs. n. L. BENSON,
Drp-snA.er and HI liner
ielS 2p9m l5 Canal ST. mp stair oun'S y. H. Hulme.'.
Proceedings
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IL s4NGLlsK AND TRGYcn,
Together with the ORDINANCES ,a,.et by afl conven.
ton both slascs and the CONSTITUTION ii the State
as amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD Il STEEL, PETER o'poNNET1.
,L.WIIITE, HERBEEr K ESHOUSSE,
GEO, ELLIS, WI .GOLDTIWMTE,
7. uAWES& CO., f. EXEKIEI.
I. FITHWILLlAM
Ka~Orders from the country flied discount.
1ny22 2pd
ESoGfs, Shoes GssR zSs0gGges,
At WHOLESALE.
Plantations Supplied with primo Dtching BOOTS Russs,
BBOGANE; Wool Mexican, Palm Iesi Straw and campeschy
HATS, At balowost market prices, by
FROST Co,
No. 10 Magazipe street New Orleans
Flats, Caps, etc.. MT NVhDiesnle,
Wsarcconsany general Of Silk and
Fur, Cashmere, Panama. Iehorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexlcax
FROST & CO.,
iyls 2pa% No II Maea1na street. NewOrle9ns
6 b. SMITH 81 Co.'s. &. SMITH & CO.,
dealers in
ICE! ZOE! ICE!
PRINCIPAL HOUSES,
81 and 34 New Levee and I50 Old Levee.
E~Aso. New Depo at the soraparu Market Fourth Dis.
tic House at the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Rairo ID Depot, opposite the Express Office
Ms-Chief Ofce, 50 New LeYee street, n. 0. M sm
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BLACk 6 E4OLTz, No. 10 POYDRAs STREET,
NEW QRLEANs, la

HEnui"crrs and Dealers Copper and Sheet Ironvar.
aud Stoves, of the most approved uattCrns.
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, for Merchants N1uur,r.
r!or style, '' " "t'
a9-J'uering and Roofing in all its various branches
stN@IIlIDlng nrNnNtlN Ntnnten to al "
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nss- sssre4issts Pates.S Champion Eire ana
basaE rEaof sfEs Nos " and d arayisr New Or
leans. dc sptf
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n CIV Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH ANtE GREASE AND MARTHA
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fubRcribed md New Orleans llth day Of
Nag, 1851, before
D. F. MITCHELL, I'd j. ?.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-19

Col. Pesrd, "Garibalii's Englisaman.
ssys Of ride shooting in battle: "Mird, II
ever yea 20 rifle shooting. use your fias 10
a scientific manner. Recelleet always not
10 kill ysaF man ha, to wound him: then 1t
takes two men 10 carry him Of, and those
two m.a never hy any chance come back
u. s.m. day. With = dsabls- barreled ride,
therefore. you may sss rid ct OK men At
ever discharge
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-19

e. A blooming young widow, EvirS IN
ese Of the States which is strongly for
secession, sends word, ,hroayh lady FREUD,
10 a srry ~iis~.r ia sais city. bai who j.
nos in verv rehs., hssish at present. that
..h. IL for the unien." 10 which he replied,
"Aui 80 am !. hu, ias regard must be had
IL the Copss;susten.S
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-19

4 young lady Visiting Clssesara be-
came sick. Her fT,enis seisSrarass 10 her
parents, "Ia.s Is sick she has chill. y
Tee operator At the home end al the line
r.rortsi the last ~sri with snal q instead
of an 1. and for few hours there Vas ia-
tec.e excitement With iaas's Pa add Ma.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-01-19

~.Thsre Is ns truth 10 neo." said 4
ladv, In cemrsns. 8 They Are lske nnasicsl
ins.rumen.s. which ssanj = variety OF
tuaes.n stn ether words, madam. said
sneshs, LADY, "ysu believe that a! men Are
kys."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
who has Gnns TO spare2

d W. S. FLIPPIN, ESD, of 81 Cherry street in
our city. has been commissioned by Gen. Al
: BERT SIDNEY JoHNsToH, to collect all the
.double barreled sbOt-guns and rifles, par
-ties may be willing togiUs, lad or sel9io
1.-THE Confederate States In Tennessee. He
will receipt for the same, yaluing The gun and
giving a receipt conditioned TO return the
Hgun at the end of the war OF pay for the
same. None received except in good order
Everybody who can spare good gun ought
now to do so. The danger is not Aere. it is
out of Tennessee. The enemy should be
kept away.
If parties will bring the guns TO Mr.. F. al
NASHVILLE, or leave them with tie Clerk OF
.bier county, after stating the respective val
|ues on the same, he will receive or refuse
them as he may deem fit.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
TO the Editors of the city Papers.

40 INC E1OAtOEs Oh TIC SAty EdpeEse /
SIRs:-I desire through yonr journals to
acknowledge the receipt of one car load of
coal--part of one thousand bushels donated
by Gel. H. G. RICHARDSON, of Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn.,--for the benefit of the families of
soldiers who are destitute, in and about
Nashville.
Too much cannot be said in commentator
of such praiseworthy aud patriotic generosity,
on the part of Col. RICHARDSON. b9n
This notice would have been given before
now, but as there was no person especially to
whom the coal was to be delivered. suppose
each waited for the other to come forward and
take upon himself the distribution. Ny atten-
ton was called to the fact that no distribu-
tion was being made, and upon inquiry of the
freight agent of the n. & G. E. r., (Which
road brings the coal here free of charge,)
was informed that no contribution could take
place unless some person would accept the
coal aud give orders for its distribution. 1
at once told him that would undertake the
distributon of the coal, and take this occa-
sion to return to Col. RIcR ARSON aud the n.
& c. L. r. Co. my thanks, ana the thanks of
the whole community. for the generous dona-
ton aud shipment of The same.
/ therefore announce that viii give orders
to such as are entitled to coal, upon applca-
ton by the Justice of the Peace drawing
money for the applicants, at my Office at the
November g, 1861,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

al GEN. WALKERS BRIGADE.-Gen. Bragg
who commands both at Pensacola and Mo-
bile, having telegraphed to General Walker
that he needed more troops at each of these
points, Gen. Walker mptly telegraphed to
the Secretary of War for permission TO move
WH.ihis Brigade. and having obtained II, has or
Jodered two of his Regiments and Battalion
Alto Mobile, and one Regiment and a Battalion
y to Pensacola. where they will be temporari-
MI armed by Gen. Bragg, and where they viii
remain until the present emergency has pas
arrangements for which almost perfect
ed, they will be concentrated by Gen. Walk
Maer, including Col, Judge's Regiment, aud the
Brigade will move to Kentucky. Geu. Walk
. er himself goes to Mobile-H,Hrasvilge Inde.
1oenDSuf a--A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
Ncw orIeans sEarket.
New ORLEANS, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 6.
-CoTTON-We did not hear os a sale to-day ?

C0TT0N-We did not hear o. sale to-day.
ToBACCO-15 bhds. sold yesterday at fun prices.
SUGAR-There is rather a better demand and the
sales epbrace about $50 hhds. at 20 q for inferior
% for common and good common, 27s for low fair,
So forfar, for fully air, ca and for yellow,
and Z for white clarified
i MoIlASSES-With more moderate receipts, and q
fair demand, prices have advanced About 500 bbls.
sold at Ice for COED comrnon, and 19 I51Sc fer prime
to choice and 100 half bbls AZ 19c for Prilne.
FLOUR-We have heard Of small sales at ST. % y
Dbl. for superdne.
CoRN-Tiere have been small sales at 81 % .
bushel for white. - - - 49, - = ~
WHsKY-Rectiiied is retailing at 95c@1 2 gallon.
BACoN-BacOn hams gre retailing al &c, and SUI
gar-cured at ssG25c = b.
LARD-Prme in tierces and in kegs is retailing at
2TG2Se Z ID. i Sos -5 u
BELF-There is none IN the Inspeelion Warehense.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
welnnhts market.

MEaIPIIIS, Nov. S, 1861 Z
COTrON-No sales, receipts er shipments.
TOBACC0-We hear of no movement in the market
Prices nominal, follows f--4 ~ So r -
WHEAT-R- cepts and stocks iight-qrices firm.
Small sales Of choice at 81 p bashel. and OF common
20 prime at s. 309SI 75 -
FLOUR-A fair demand at about previous rates.
Sales 100 bbs country extra superfne al $40 75 81
low superlne at 50 506Sl0 10 country ext at SIl
% 80 do. at sl1 so - Star Mills S12, and %
Bluff City extra superfne at SII. lflzl--..
CoRN-iO0 bushels prime white sold from. Ievee at
81 O21s 100 at 81 IS 81 O21k, and 100 mixed at
csc, and eco, delivered, at 81 o.. 80 - ---7-'-
HAY, OATS AND PRAN-Notlring reported.
RYE-A small lot sold at 81 IS q bushel.
sALT-lSO sacks coarse sold in three lots at SO 3
sack.
PoTAToEs-4 small lot of inferior Irish sold at
81 70 q bushel.
. MoLAssEs-1oo bbls sold at 22e5 and 50 half bbls
at 25c. -.,e>.1
TUkSIPsA1od bags sod at 4oc . bnshel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

DRowSED.-We regret tohave to record The
accidental drowning of one of the Texas sol
1iers who came down from Nashville a few
4. Nights ago by steamboat. After the boat had
landed, it is supposed, he endeayored to pass
Nfrom it to the wharf boat, and the night be-
= ing dark, ne fell between them, into the river.
n .He was heard struggling and calling for help
some time, but no skif or yawl could be got
in time to 60 to him. The mans name, we
f.oare told, was Jarrett, and he was from Har-
Okrison county, C2arkesriAe Chronicle,
, sii 9Th inst. uaEsEsks 2z1se=z -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
DIR KINGS DISPENSA RY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, -z<.ss, DR.. KING, rmerly of New York for
z5S rL-A the last four years of Louisville, KY,
and who has DEVOTED his attention TO
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years. tters
himself, having attended 10 practice for many
years, and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private natures no matter how
bad they may be from nJudicous MEDICAL treatment,
or from neglect Of their Dr. Kings Dspensary is
No % Deaderck street. between Cherry and the Square,
econd story, where he all diseases of private
nature I -
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or in
difference With business - - E 20
Structures OF old recent date efiectualy cured in
Few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enIoyeds
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and UNDER
mines the constitution so much
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the SKIN. growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can he efectuay
cured in few days. &C., - - Fl . Il - 8
spsi'sdI ttentoa having been
given to this disease and ell tie consequences growing
out OF it, brought in many cases by the destructive
habits of inconsiderate youths, and excessive mdu-
gence of the passions, neglect Of which viii under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unit
business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief Rises
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
case, with afee enclosed, direct TO Dr. A. King, No. %
Deaderick street Nashgle, Iepn, viii have the
sary medicines sent to .thef address e0fice hour
on O'Clock in the morning until in the evening
uIyIe-inj&w1v
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
Election Returns.

We received few returns of the election
yesterday from several points-in the three
divisions of the State. They Indicate nothing
except that the vote pOlled was very small
indeed-probably not one third OF full
vote. We shall know. IN a few days, who
are elected to Congress from the several dis
triptS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
SheriEs Sale.


DY virtue OF an alias vendi exponas, TO dir cted
I'D and delivered from tie Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County Tennessee at its September teTHS
1861, VIII expose public sale, to the highest bid
der Tor cash, at the Court House yard, in The City of
fashvilc saturday, tho 30th day of November, 1861
all the right, tide claim Interests and estate, ien
c. ID Elliott then had, or may have since acquired ia
and to the following described property \ certain
piece, parcel of land. containing % acres,
situated on the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road,
and bounded follows: Beginning at the Southeast
cerEer of r o Currey land on the aforesaid Turla-
pike, thence at right angles in westerly direction
along the South boundary line Of said Curry land, to
thu Southwest corner OF said tract OF Land, thence
along the Western boundary OF said land and in a
northerly direction, far may be necessity to IN,
cude saul % acres thence in Inc parallel with SAID
southern boundary 10 the Turnpike read or Eastern
Boundary line, thence along said Turnpike to be-
ginning Said land lying and being in the County oil
Davidson, Stateof Tennessee being levied on as me
property Of c. D. Eliiatt TO salty Judgment rem
derod IN favor Of Samuel Wats ms against C. d tiiotf,
thls November zts, 1ssf-
49, JOIN X. EDsfONDSON, ,Sll'a..
/ BY ". D. RoBKETscS, Dep Slid
nOES-td- 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

THE SOLDIERS RELIEF SOCIETY OF TEN
NEssEE will meet at the McKendree Church
on Monday morning next at nine O'Clock, on
business of Importance. The members and
all interested in the Society are invited to
be present.
FELICIA G. PORTER,
2t President.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

8 @. The ISFANTRY--A young married lady,
Touwhose husband has goneto the war, heard
ne Z En- conversation theremark that the Govern
stooement wanted more cavalry and infantry
AthsEhe replied in the simplicity Of her heart,
that she knew nothing about the cavalry,
but added, with deep-drawn sigh, that if
r,Hmore infantry were needed, the Government
j had better send some of the volunteers home
'sI s Columbus lky.) lNs'os.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

WHERE IS THE NEAT To CONE FROM.--This
anestion is often asked, in q tone of concern
and dependency. as though there is real
danger of scarcity, if not of suffering.
From the census of 1886 as 10 the number
of hogs in the different sections of the late
United States, the following results are de-
monstrable !: F-f
In The eleven Confederate
States there were l5,S04 3j3 hogs
In the doubtful border axe Hs7s p
,uStates, dist. of Columbia.
Md, KY. MOI 4,94S 1874 :"
In all the other States 1855, 553 ''
Add together those in the - h
Con federate, and in the bsr- -
der States. 20752,6S! g
III e. more than double the number of hogs
that the Yankees have, while We have only
t,ro-tlTds as many people TO feed as they
have.
Why then should meat be so scarce as to
cause alarm?-NontgOmeTy AdUertiser.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10
TO Farmers.

TIME oaarterrnas,ers Department IS now prepared
to purchase Cork. oAEs, and Il ~ for the use Of
TIE Corn sn ats are ted sheieti and in sacks
the Hay in bales-e -
To be delivered at the Warehouse Of James john
son 4 Co Market street, Nashville, Tenn q }s-le
For further information apply nj above named place
10 f. K. GIASc0GK,
noy6-lm U sG Forage Master c. s A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-10

To the Citizens of Tennessee, and of
the south C. Generally.

To the Citizens of Tennessee. and of
the South C eneralIy.
Again we are forced to renew our call upon
your generosity. With the winter comes a
host of new wants, and if these are not sup
piled the suffering falls On meme so heavily
as the sick soldier-far removed from the
comforts of home and the sympathy of
friends
WeshaVe been laboring most arduously TO
alleviate the sufferings of .he gallant men
who have thus bravely rallied in defence of
our common Right, but the list of sufferers of
late has so fearfully inereased--the Hospitals
under orr management so rapidly filed up,
and such constant drain been made upon
our limited stock of supplies that we can only
turn now for help 10 you-imploring your
aid in this holy work of comforting the cheer
less and lonely, and soothing the pillow of
disease.
Not for our own credit is this appeal re-
remove every trace of selishness from the
faithful performance of our painful but Hea-
ven-hallowed task.
Cine foJlDara and Asp as, and 10 yOu be all the
honor
In our Hospitals in this city are men from
nearly erTy .S.ate IN The O5nfederaey, and their
number is constantly increasing. Our patri-
otto people are acting most zealously in This
good work, but they cannot do all.
Could you see, as we do. every day, the
ravages OF disease and the plainly marked
advances of the Destroyer-forms once Draw
ny and robust wasting swiftly for the tomb /;
cheeks once ruddy with health, now wan and
sunken with the endurance of untold dscom-
forts aud rackiug pains eyes once bright
with a cheerful glow, now yearning and plain
tive, seeking with sad look few more tokens
of human friendship, ere that friendship is
forever vain-eould you in person come and
witness this, no need of such call gladly
would you give, though but a mite, for the
sustenance OF those who are subjected to all
these privations that yoar homes may be pre-
served from the pollulions of the invader.
Lists Of needed supplies have been so gen
orally published that we deem it unnecessary
10 specify. All communications must be ad-
dressed to the proper officer of the Associa-
tion, and viii be promptly attended to-
Boxes should be sent with special directions
and to responsible persons.
Mrs. E. &. FoGG, President.
Mrs DR.. SHELLEY, Vice Pres't.
Mrs. A. @. PAYNE, Treas'r.
Mrs W. B. OooPER, Secretary.
4 lady of the Tennessee Hospital Associa-
ton acknowledges with grateful pleasure the
receipt of $50 90, in an anonymous commu-
nication.
The unknown doer of this blessed deed has
a reward no earthly honor can equal. So I'M
selfish an action has already been registered
by admIring angelsfn the archives Of Heaven.
TO tEle ladies OfSOUth Nashville:
You are respectfully requested to meet the /
Ladies of the Tennessee Hospital Association
at Dr. FORMS Church on Monday, the 18th
inst, 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, for the purpose of or
ganizing a Society to cooperate with the
Association. We have no need to speak in
this connection of the great Importance of
prompt and concerted action in relief of The
suffering.
Mrs FOGG President
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TENN ESSEE LFGIsI,A TURE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9. 1861.
? The Speaker called The House to order at
% O'Clock
On motion of Mr. Randolph, call of the
House was had, when it appeared that forty
members were absent.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday morning,
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Estate of James Harran.

a Administrator OF the tate Iarnes Hafran here
II by notify al persons indebted TO him to make
payment 70 me, and all who have claims against him
10 present tise same 10 my Office for allowance
anu settlement and also give further notice that to all
GAINS not presented within The time required by Law
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