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strength and avail themselves Of thi8 pFopitiouI
moment to strike Tor honor and liberty, yoz cannot
say taAS We have notcone al wei could e Bsvs You
lou VIII be advised IN due Hms at what point 70
report Tor organization and acfiVs ssTvice.--
+ Leave your property 81 home. What Z L be 81
taken, We have two millions OF 6oHara worth OF
Northern msans In Missouri, WHOA cannot be re-
moved. When we are once free tho Seats wiz in
demnIfy every citizen who may have loss q dollar
by adhesion 70 the cause Of bis country We shall
have our properly or ia Yalue with interest butn
the name OF God and the attributes Of manhood Lee
me appeal to you, By confederation infinitely high
er than money Are We generation Of drlVeling
snivel1ng, degraded slaves, or are we men who a.
sert and maintain tie rights which cannot be sur
rendered. and defend those principles Of svsrlsst
ing rectitude, pure sRd high, and sacred like God
tAeir author.
BE yours the Office to choose between the glory
OF a free country and just government and the
bondage OF yOu< children. will never ace the
chains fastened upon my country. viii AK for
six and half foot of Missouri soil in which 10 re-
Dose, but will not live to see my people enslaved.
Do hear your shouis2 L that your war cry which
echoes through the land? Are you coming. Fifty
thousand men Of Missuri shall move 70 victory with
the tread Of giants. Come on, my brave boys. Fiji
y thousand eroic gallant unconquersble South
srn men, we wait you coming.
SrEsLNd PRICB,
MAJOR General Commanding
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THEATRE Last eight there was large and fash
ionable audience assembled to witness the repres
sanitation of the very pretty drama called the
Homentous Question, and the play Of the Broken
Sword. Ia the frat named piece, Mr.. EVERETT gave
"a a most excellent delipestioa Of the simple
eocd-beartea country lad. Ills "Union Jack"
will be always remembered by those who
witnessed it a. most exquisite piece of
esmic acting The minor characters were t0ie-s-
bly, well represented. The Broken Sword was
cell ACTED throughout
We arc more and more pleased with Ar. kEE-
ELs's stock c"mpany, and although st pre-
sent the worthy managers serious illness dePrives
the public of his presence, yet redoubled efforts On
the part of bis company, compensstes, in some de
gree. for his unavoidable absence.
Tonight we will be presented with the great
play entitled, the Dr4nlard, with Ar. EVERETT as
"Dowton " aEd Mrs. DyNoAE as agnes" in both Ct
which characters they achieved such eminent sue
cess upon its former representation. The after
niece viii b the Dead Shot. This ia an excellent
programme and should attract large house.
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The amendment was rejected, ayes 25, nOssas.
and then. "a
Mr.. ELLIS asked aad obtained leave to withdraw
TIE bill for amendment
No. 81 TO amend AID define the criminal laws
and prevent swindliDg and oppression. Passed,
ayes, ~ noes Ia
No $50 amend the act of 1906. chapter on
the suoiscs of the Registers Of the Land Oaice.
Passed. ayes 80 noes o.
No. 50-To authoriz. the issuance Of license for
billiard tables for less period than Cns Year in
certain cases. Lsid on the table.
No 5I--To cOnstrge the criminal laws Of the
State and for other purposes. Rejected, ayes "a
noes 81
No. 67-FoEthe benefit of j. v. Hutton. Passed,
ayes IS no l. II
No. 6I--To repeal the act creating the Office Of
Supervisor OF Banks and for other purposes
Ar FLEEING called for division Of the quas
tion which was ordered, and the vote resulted, o.
the proposition b sbolish the ofdce of Supervisor
of Banks ayes 4s noes End then TIE proposition
70 relieve the Backs ayes A, noes 10, so the bill
WAS declared passed.
sENATE RuL ON SECOND PEaD;NG.
NJ. GO Fixing the pay of the AdjutFHt General
The Committee on Military Al iIs reported
amendment fixing the pay at $3.50 per month, which
was adopted.
The bill as thus amended was then Qassed, ayes
4s, noss1.
Aud then
On motion of Mr. DONALDSON, the House sd.
Journed to nine o'clock tomorrow morning,
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Dr.. KINGS DIsPENsARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEASES.

-zSS-5s1s d. KING, formerly q Few FtFk, foT "a
&Sp1 four ysArs OF louisville, Ks1tucky, AnA vi,
sVses his attention ths staen Of prVats diseases
hirty yerrs Caters himself having sttsnsd practice r
sauT years. cared Aoesands Be 4 sn8bsd
al easr Of private nature, matter hoE hey nay
ron Iuuesus medical treatment IRON neglect thsF
Dr. Kings Dsgensary No 2 Dssdek Hrss between okT
ana the squaye where b all das Of pvlts nAtuFl
aosoRHzA cured EiihOut EaasSas nedo1s luSTflnss
hon busilese.
sTEEcTUEEr sf Old reveal ts, sEsc7zalZ Sarsd In fs
says, By operation Which SsaSes ne psa Hhsrs Eea
sEss health cannot be enjoyed fnApS ~ dsase eaas
vissbisi and uudermiHes the constitutes 20 much.
gyYrIs With ali the DISEASES Of tie skin grOsng cut
or bad trsatusSt - sFsetuay cared u isB dagA
gEEl sAEssss, psralsr attention having gVs1 %
s ssa so5 All lie eonss TsFinx CT att brolzh1
"A In nauy t destructive kbits % nsonsderats
youtt and ndussnos q tie passions negeet q
ie nil On famine ne consultation, FaodsrnE the ube1
Nor buuc OF sosisy, and causing prsmAtursold age.
F-aIss Be iahnri1S eth deuiy o. tns Womb
nav res. assure1 % fuIco1t1te rslisf.
Persons rsudas sBrosd Wndng Esd stating hsH esss,
- sDeIasad directed d DR. A. King, EO e, Desddok ssi,
s.byIs will h the neoaaay medicine nnt % SiY
iTss With Necessary directions Street secrecy oeTsd cEGe
S,urs frc o'clock IN ths noInAG Ens Ia tha aFssl
a1yEainS-SEIH
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CHEROKEE CURBi

~ saGdilfsg care 1oS Seminal weakness, Nee
THTHaI EmmissIonB, haToespcy, lees q Poser,
PGtsd n ia Bcck csSsS "a Ia BLddSs, ObgsrBo1aa
sAd DiEesh RssEsrE0ttOs, AID al DfSssscs casEsa5
by ds0idtia9 Foaa ~ pGsA q KgssTs asd tadsL9taS
~ SsJ- PO1ati0ss.
By the Of this "COss An improper dissazTss are renew
Cd The Weakened organs Of EsnsAsn Tesy grs and
fuil yigoT reEtOrsd
Either se1 OCutsPlafns maaEs asud reject that ouad
nnd and body Necessary promote eonnubi kapplne
In the "CkeTokse oure he poor dsktAted, esRa
isEpsiying deVe1e o. sensual pleasure vii dnd rss
Il s AID pleasant In eaats In ks Aconsaa
NainG mineral pQsnn bat prepared on pare vsgskh
sxtyacts in the form Of = delieious syTaps
PrOs 81 per Bottle Or ros hOtss s1 S. and add ouardsA
y express 20 all parts Of the World
9ald b AL respectzble OY1gzists svssyEhns.
POTTER HER6Ii. RrUBdetOrs, hsnphs 4sAl-
sola 6sShviils By Ewing Pendlson, Berry Dsusvb
q. ~ HrrA---hett and By DTuEgiEs svsFyEA1sL
aesI9-dtvkHly
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ny TEl.n.s3R,a ests
tspss.ai Dispatch Of =. H..A,ul. U.lsa ina ,s,.s.,

Especial Dispatch o. Ae HaAhylls Urisa ana 6naricsn)
BOWLING GEEnS, Ky, Dec 10 1851.
The flag Of truce sent to Louisville has returned
having been j.cTed Ksntucky has been admis,e
into the Co4fedsracy Under the provisional Gov
ernment
Several arrests Of Union men were male re sser
RrcHx~D Dec 9. via New ofleans.-The Con
tederaJe States Court took up the case of Elksr 8
and Bros of Mobile. The court determined that
Isaac EikeFs VISA an alien enemy and further thar
no change Of citizenship after the commencement
OF hostltties can protect the property OF an alien
enemy from seQuestrGtion. There has been much
cOmmosion here ell day csusad by the reported
ls ding Of large number Of F-derals at Fortress
Monroe and Newport News. 0fi;isls believe the
report 4ggerated ans act accordingly
The New York Herald Of the 9th publishes dis
patches from Rosecrsuz at Wheeling He has gone
INTO winter quarters
Beverford Hope member Of thu E1glish Psrlia
ment. at q recent lecture, said the -esdest method
of restoring peace to America would be for Euro
gean powers TO recognize tue independence of the
Coufederstes.
FoErRIss MONROE. Dec 3-Treops are pouring 10
at the rate of several thousand per day. The rea
son for this coDcentrEt on at Old Point has not
'rsnspirea. number Of steamers are Of Newport
News
WAsHTNGTsS, Dec The principal business be
fore Congress is the negro matters.
NORFOLK Dec. - Rum0rs are rife of Federal
alta on some of the Conf, derate batteries Der
haps Norfolk. heavy firing Sss beard at III o'clo:k
BEA-H.EE CITT December 10 - LieuJensot She o
herd, commanding the Confederate steamer AObil
has jl-t arrived with q Lieutenant and nine Yam
K c prisoners. from the schooner Annie TaJ lOr
" ch was wrecked near Sabine psss. They lea, Q
tor the city oy Special train this after noon.
RICHN ND Dec 10 The EE1m'aer this mornir.
SAY Congress n secret -ssloI has passed q bal
admittI 2 Kentucky into the 5 uthsrn Confederscy
fne admission Is cOmplee, as rhe eommissioners
ppoIntsd at Rlssell-ills were empo aered TO &C
Do b. halt of Kentucky
Late N1rthera papers state the arrest in BAlti
more of A. MlIhOrshAm of Gaoraia.
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ARTILLERY EHS WAITED i am authorized by sr~
der from General GIDEON J. Pillow. to recruit for
the artillery serTiae at CouEpbuE kentucky. have
authority to receive recruits for twelve months, and
70 muster them into service. Persons living in the
country and wishing TO come to the city to volun-
teer, will be at no expense after they are sworn
into ,ervice. All required information can be Oh
tanned By calling st Messrs 81 2. CEE4TEASs,
corner Of College and Church streetg.
J E. SANDERS,
dlcll-lW Lieutenant In Artillery.
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SENATE.
T1sspLY, DACkxBGR 10. 1861.


The Senate met ct nine O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
CBEATHAA presiding, and the journal was read
Mr.. JONES. from the Committee on the Judiciary.
10 whom was referred, by order of the SenAte,
Special Executive Message of the 2S:h October last,
made lengthy report. The report closed with
Senate resolution, No. So.
Mr.. CAROYELL introduced Senate resolution.
No. 49, in view OF the resolution OF the o. s. Con-
gress, in regard to q Peace Commissioner, which
was debated under a suspension OF the rules, and
on motion of Mr.. Maxwell, was referred to the
Committee on Confederate Relations.
Mr. DUNLAP introduced Senate bill, No. lJ4, to
amend the militia laws OF the State of Tennessee
Passed first reading. and, on mstion of Mr.. DUN
LAP. was referred to the Committee on Military
Af1ir6
After the discussion Of yesterdays unfinished
business consisting of bills on second reading, Oh
motion, the regular business was dispensed with,
and the Confederate var tax bill taken up.
NJ. CARDWEDL offered an amendment
Pendieg tbs discussion of the bill and amend
ment, on motion Of Mr. Turhey, the Senate took a
re cess
AFTERNOON BEIsIOE.
Senste re assembled at u O'Clock. The IN
finished business IF the morning was resumed. Mr.
CarlWeli's amendment was re scted The bill then
passed its second reading. ayes IL, noes 6.
Ga motion OF Mr.. JONES' the Senate adjourned
TO nine o'clock 10 morrow mornisg.
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It viii be seen by his card, thst our young friend
E sANDgAsIs su horia=d by Gen. RELLnv to re
cruit for the Artillery service an is now actively
engaged in that daty. To thOse who may gish
to engage in that service We m1y say, that Mr.,
SLN1xEs deserves thelr highest confidence, as a
gentleman and an ofa ,er, and that he will assldu
ously devote bimselfto his command.
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GnId Pan Lnnr.

Yesterday evening Somewhere between the Pest
Once and the Q lartermasters flcs en- the Square,
al extenslon Gold Pen, with ebony handle, which,
il found please Leave at this cf8ye, aRd much
.eblige the loser, sad get q reward
Del II at
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NASHVILLE, Dec. .. 1861.
hrs. Es!;ciG PoTtsr, Mrs. thtay and srs F;gg Pres
idehts and HaRGgSs Soldiers Relief Societies
REsPEcTkD L.DIEs -The universal kindness. So
cially ard commercially, with which we have been
welcomed among you, as txiles from kentucky, to
gether with an earnest desire to do any thing in
pc yer to alleviate the suffering and sick soldiers
prompts US to fer our CO operation with you in
your noble sff,rts in this good work and hence we
bg the pleaSureoi handing you here with our check
for $500 for this purpose and if compatible with
your rules and regulations, would desire or aug
gest that this fund be used in the purchase Of such
delieaces and articles of comfort which are not
allOwed under military regulations" while we
have the honor TO remain, Ladies, With very great
regard, Your obi Servants.
pprorv Err
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GROSSLY CULFLELE CoNDUsr The subscribers and
sole agents of this paper agd slso Of the other city
papers, along the Nashville and Bowling Green
railroad were disappointed IN receiving their pa
pers on Sunday. The cause Of the failure wal
owing to the fact, We learn that the person who
drives the Nail wagon from the Postof se to the
depot left the Cfias I've suppose he had some other
engagement, a. it was SUNDAY evening before the
proper boar Of departure, thus leaving all the
mail behind, and causing Inconvenience and disaP
pOin;nsnt 10 thousands.
The complaints We receive are annoying enough
10 81 conscience bgs that our readers SHOULD fail
- receive their papers 1t the mere within Of e
wagon driver, is OuEh to make one loose al pa
tslcs. We trust that WhoseVsr duty 1t s to inves-
tgAts this matter will do So and see to it that the
Agent for carrying the all to the depot accounts
10 satisfactory manner for this conduct Of his
employee,
We hope our f.isnds will inform US promptly Of
every failure to receive their papers, and pro-
mise to use the utmoss diligence t. correct the
evil.
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Those desiEous of purchasing Ane residence
near the city-WiH attend the sale Of A. Il. FoRDs
lands, It the Court House, st II O'Clock on Satur.
day the It'll also will be sold some heavily tins
bered lands III Seres) two fine building lots of
seven or eight acres each. These lands are on the
MurfreesborO Turnpike Road, two miles and half
out and no cash required 81
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Ko11eaIe Cerre.psndcpls.

We win ssssp special favOr eur friends and sospoD
dents IN tho vaFo divisions and camps Of the Con
o-.s vi furnish with all the gossip and oPsr Be
placed the Pusc We sish to make Ppe both Al
interesting visitor the sveTy soldier
lighting for independence Their letters sboald BE-
nd aressed IA ma Il Il astyilie. Tenn. -FFt
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TIE DAuY.-single copies Of our paper can be
had at the covnt ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and a hall
cents per copy. We make this statement because
VS. are informed that the news boys in the habit
of selling single copies at tan cents and more, al>
Lodging that the paper costs them fvs eenta.
sepl9-dH rs
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Rail Road.

rRRoUaH ROUTE To THR WEST AND ZHE SOUTH,
Commencing Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1851.
Trains viii n - follows
SI5A -htnphs EIPrsss-Runsd daily 4akes eonnetioss
ell points and SsILh. DiBaRoe orer and tine less
Ii . " - uther route
3: B-Freight and Accommodation ran-DEily (scndsya
ezceTetl- only = CLARK sVille.
y, nlhIs gxpr=ssA rVes IN Aashvils ct IO-45P,N
ACcUuEI iOD and ffegLt arrive T2:3DPA
ThrJ1.b eight foT Ken hB. &C, tuesday, 9hnss
days AID rAtIrdsys al 3 breisht receives up n
vi OK
Oush Tese for sale IN oosgs Street Be- OF for Memphis
Hickman unrEs, Hulodt, JsekIsn, Mobile, New Orleans
md at places A. ANDEhsON,
Roy24 4 Rscsiva.
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Office

APrAiNS 81 'ooIsH gInized FOR the 10 any a
the OnfedsFss States vii have furnshed them y
attaching th Companies my rgnPnt forzing a g.
ySunzh nAIti unity Tennsss, At Eh pass can Be a
dressed J. n VRBWs,
dc din eolanel CornTnaniHnR.
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NAsHvrLLE, Dec. 10 ls6

NAsHvnLE, Dec. le 1861.
To Aessrs T. II Bruce d Co Gentlemen: &C
knowl dye with gratitude the receipt Of your letter
IF the 9th inst enclosing your check for $500 be-
ing donation on your part for the benefit of the
soldiers in the hospitals in our city. The amount
has been equNy divided with the other lAdie
named in your note, for which sums enclose to
you their receipts The sympathy which exists be-
tween Tennessee and kentucky is but the natural
result Of the attitude in which they have always
stood in reference to each other, both geogrAphi
cally and socially. They have almost a common
history, and they will have common destiny
They nust th perish or live together as friends
under the same government Your very generous
contribution adds but another to the proofs already
existing that the hearts of true Kentuckians are
with the nth in her great struggle for liberty and
Very respectfully,
FlL'cIA G. PoRTFR Fres.
Soldiers Relief Society of Tennessee.
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NAtHvuLE, Nov. 28. ls61

NASHVILLE Nov. %, 1861
All companies wishing to be attached TO the SOtb
regiment Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves to General ". O. WHTTHoRNE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary instructions
the place Of RENDEZVOUS camp equipage, transport
tation, mastering officer, &c.
Companies to form . battalion Of Cavalry will
also be received. J. ". HEAD, Col.
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En,ioa 20 Friends.

These Of eur Ssass rVng from the doaniSn. q King LIS
eox Who vay have ess Of the LouSvs, 3lEcnSaa -
Northern rspe confer special aver o. eSh osrseiVss
and the puso b. them atsST efheen Essvie' WITH
The Least dwsy psSe We will oAssrfAy rsy 1ny eESenOs
4 IN us-sr71riHg then
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NotIce 20 OandIdatss.

Circulars candidate. Inserted UuON AHuIcAS
paid for osr busaess notices and the payment -
cared in aAvaues Of puNesien Th5 uls viii he enforced
Inhexby No sr.uArB ehSz Of candidates their fiend
VII hereafter be inserted in this pspss any other
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Ronrd afAIdermen.


At the meeting last night Alderman Love, from
Finance Committee, presented reports from various
eff ,ers, showing collections "a follows:
By Revenue Collector. .........S3 COZ "a
By Water Tax Collector ........ Il49 SO
By Clerk of the Market. ....... 283 rs
BY Recorder, for licenses, etc.. =. 329 "a
Alderman LOVE, from same committee, reported
tie annual settlement Of the corporation with JOHN
s. GLxNx, Collector of the Water Tax, exhibiting
satisfactory settlement. The amount collected for
Water Tax, for the year just ended was s2I SCI 80
The Finance Committee, through Alderman LOVE,
reported fsvorsbIy upon a number Of accounts
which were, by syes and noes, ordered to be paid
AID. NEWMAN presented the report Of the Wharf
Master. showing collections amounting to $l7O.
Aid. BILL presented the report of the hief of
the Fire Department, which was gratifying ss to
the operations Of this department
Alderman CHELTHLN presented the report CT the
keeper Of the Work Il use, showing 66 com
initials in the month Of November.
Aid. WOODWARD presented petition from N. G
L. CLLIBJRSE, which was referred to Water Works
Committee.
Aid. Lows, from special committee, reported IA
Vorsbly upon eertsn conditions, to the petition
of the 4 c. Railroad Company.
Aid. NEvxAN from special committee, reported
adversely to the bill to establish soup house.
AID. Woopw.Rp, from Gas committee, reported
against the petition and resolutions to gas
lamp post on the corner Of High and Bread.
Aid. Love offered a resolution to put the boilers
at The water works in good ORDER which was
adopted.
resolution to authorize the Street committee to
employ sufficient number of slaves for the ensu
iGg yeEr, wsS adopted.
Aid. CHELTHAH introduced bill TO close retail
groceries and liquor shops at o'clock in the after
noon. Passed two readings.
AID. CHELTHAK introduced bill to prevent hack
STEERING Passed hrst reading.
Aid. BELL (Ald. Love in the chair,) introduced
bill to pay the engineers Of the Are department
monthly instead OF quarterly, heretofore. Passed
three readings.
The R5ard then adjourned till Thursday evening.
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Renewal.

Our Office has been tina day removed to rOOms
over Planters' Bank.
E u. BRUCE Co,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government
decl.lm. GP
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliV
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feeo
Government cattle and hogs, for whieh We viii
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. 4. Bruce & Co., Agents G. s. 4.
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ROBEbT THOMPSON 4 CO.,
wholesale GFOeeFs, Fruit Dealers
AND
CANDY mANUFACrUREns,
Ne. q maket street., NashvIIle.

Ne - haHAes street, NashValAes
no VI pc will be Rcuad The fslloElnz E-
70 hieh iuvi he nfinu baysr, Hhieh
" will u o sng Gust mers ard lowest Fkst prSesE
3 - Be ut gx spt th- more Il eDcisssd.
hhfs 50 '-r 81 grsd.s; pip pure aol ,n1 Gin;
81 bs n lss esi & do French Braody:
y chest Sse sree4 Teas; % do Boa, WhsEy;
s Gags JsVs'sR do do 2obtson Co Do;
I'D ssek 4 Aver RaBns. IN 5 do 90 NsWson's d.;
Box >, ti.Ves .Dd O. r'rs; - do Ginger Brandy:
Cart rs ka sfor AN Il, use; do R-cgnsd Whisky;
To h PTube~; 2OU D. q jlhDs;
q 'ysbe 5 . dos cans, Is cases Riasks;
TO box 70 zine = kers; 10 do BarTamblsrg;
Boz, AimO de and Hu-s. IS do do Dsoaatsrs:
25 doEsn prppeF =auses; gFVu BcHies.
5 do ftmtt7 Cstsups; l50ha Il;
10 90 Pr 81 Peach Z; $50 do kztra Flouy=
70 do sought Btters; 30 d zen Pickles:
SO no M1sG4ldI IS nsNs insed Tuha
dec5- RoAhkT THOMPsOa 4 CO.
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NASHVILLE Dec. 10. 1851.
TONI j. HASEA! Sir: have the pleasure Of
acknowledging the receipt Of your letter Of the 9th
inst enclosing the check of Mr.. J W. Allen on the
Bank of Tennessee for two tu'dred dollars, being
q donation from the Southern Shoe Factory, Of New
Orleans for the benefit of the sick soldiers in the
hospi ais under our care. This liberal contribution
sbal be applied in such msuner as will most eff, C
tually accomplish the pstriOtic and benevolent in>
tention CT The donor. Yours respectfully,
FELICIA G. PORTER, Presid't,
Soldiers Relief Society Of Tennessee
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shoe. for sale.

1890 pair mems asserted Brogsns By J. "
WARD & Co.
Purchasers viii please cal and examine them 81
EVANS L Co. Oct % 1861. db
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MsRHIED,

On the tn Inst at the house Ii lies hsr b The Rev
Jos. RARDw.LL, Col Sic * o. to isI Ma LOU
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-11

One hundred Thousand hoOp-pOles wanted for the
Confederate Goopery.
nevi7dIw EN- BRUOs & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-11
WRmIRh.

EVEN CARPENTERS to work for csnr'dersry. Apply a,
I'm BRUCE 90,
povHa Cover mt Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-11

CORPoRAT1ox T1x PAYERS who have thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present year
carr estly requested to call and pay without &c
lay, as they viii thereby save costs and interest
Longer indnlgence cannot be given, without injury
TO the public. A. NELsoS. o.
Dec. 4. I'm BRO Collector, City Hall