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From the Naszrao C2r;stian Aduocat..

AFR Wilkins has FoOk which should like TO have
re7ch Earope nd into their LANGUAGES,
and do its work in making % and correcting public oBnion,
which Erg and Northern press have panedo upon the
Wcrd eader should bear In mind thst ese letters
were writ en- in Conzn1op though pubiis1di7 Nashville.
AS the writ many events that have trans
PRED the Of the manuscript oried cannot but
in his general speculations fu ded in roe
philosophy His is calm thoughtful his horizon clear
The partisan sunk in the American. His position
abroad Afforded him opportunities possessed by but
few Of his fellow for acquiring insight into the
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JAMES BRETT, EsQ.-Our gallant young friend,
Jas. Brett, Esq, OF the "Beaurcgards," has been
commissioned by Gen. Polk to recruit for the Con,
fedeFate army'in East Tennessee. HIS headquar-
tiers viii be at Athens, for which place he wilttake
his departure in few days. An intimate acqUaint
ance with Mr.. Brett for many years just es US in
the opinion that better appointment could not be
made. We augur success for him in his patriotic
mission.-M.mphis appeal, Oct 8.
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Rsr Congress.

We authorized to a3nsunse Hoa- JOHN HOUs car.
date 70 represent the eGhh district The Csngss Of the
federate States oet3-.e
Wears anshorise n anuounes P. KeEBLE candidate
T. represent the hh District tie Congress OF the Cond rae
States. o,t3-te
We authorized announce ". II. DEWITT. OF Smith
eo1pty. candiiae for the nlst C0Efede ate Con
Under the Permanent Constitution, from Fourth Con
EressieRal District OF Tennessee the November election
sep25-dt1e
We authorized to J. P. SAUNDERS candi-
date for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District
the November election. sept7-dtdt
We authorised announce T. THOMPSON, Wilson,
As e4niste Congress from the Yif Co2gress ons Dis
Ofet at the November electon- sepl7-tde
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.Fronl tAe NasAriRe Patriot.

GIn these letters, have all the advantage Of tbs authors
elegant lucid syle his extensive incrmsto1 and phO-
sOphcal investigation He has closely studied The subject Of
slavery in all its bearings He ruteS the idea Of the sinful
slavery, pofirsys the advantages which oW o it, and
the Of its continuation Correctly apprehendng TIE
policy the opponents Of slavery, and the dangers which
follow the Of M Republican party from his POST
in the Old World far owed from the ebeed contest, be
his fellow countymeR against the breakers which
the ship OF The suit which he apprehehded
a1d fVretoli IS upon us." --...- r-.H.
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PERSONAL We were yesterday visited BY Prot.
Du Dos, of Barhamvilie, who has just returned, ty
way of Louisville from the North, having left New
York on the 10Th ult. He represents the reaction
10 feeling against The war as very general among
commercial men. <h the French population the
war is especially unpopular, and the French regi-
ment of New York, known as the Gqrde Lqfayete
could only be mustered into service by filling up its
ranks--once exclusively French-with men Of other
nationalities.- Charleston Mercury. Oct 2.
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Fronl tle AasipNe Baaner

Mr Williams presented in the this series OF able
Letters succnct history Of tbs institution % slavery the
American Continent, its influences the general welfare OF
tneeou0y tracing the elements ofOPpOsOn it, exhibited
Northern fan c eliminating last 10 the organization
ef sectional party designed to overthrow that institution and
by which the tmberment Of tbs Uniou Effected The
author treated his subject ploopbo statesman and
the result Of his will prove nestmsbe addition
| genuine Southern literature"
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Office Insurance Company of the
state of Virginia.

,.s-..s, RICHMoSD, July lst, 1861.
Statement Of ne Zaszranes Company ne Sas Of TfrgiA
tie lst day Of July, 1851, made IN eoplaHes 1e4 tIe
Lac Of Tie State Of Tennessee. sloloiag: - ~ t
Ist The and locality 81 CenpaEy-InsurGnee Com
psny Of the State OF Virginia.
End. The amount Of is capital sOek1hree hundred and thirty
thousand dollars
3r The smouns Of said capital stock paid Thtee hundred
and thi ~ thousand dollars
4th. The assets OF the ecmI any, including;-
l. The ana unit OF cash on Land and il thshand5
" OF Agents ether go 81
2, The Real Estate oWnsd ~ the company uHin-
3. Bonds owned BY the company and how u
are secured, With the rate Of interest therson-
LIST. Bozds for Loans on demand
herring per eeat Interest:
l. see6red By Mortgages Real
EState.......-. ,l0u W
.. Scared BY State and ether SOCKS 2,s33 o.
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PRICES y.

FOr single copies. each 90 ,
BOoksee sw furnished wholesale st $40 per dozen,
wholesale dealers 81 a
gentleman lady the Confederate States, orderi-
persons $50 Will be iurni'hd with cOupi
me1ry copy of the sork, with til, suks Ofthe Ladies Soldiers
Relief Society.
the Confederate States who give pub
icy this will only the benevolent and patriotic
purpose 70 witch the entire profb will be appropriately bat they
will aid the circulation Of work which ought be in the
hands of every Southern family.
orders books other communications relating there
TO- he a;dse to Mrs FELICIA G. PORTER Presidents Of
the Ladies Soldiers Relief Society," to the
southern MethOdIsk PublEshInE-4zOnse,
sepa0-a, BG&P Nashville, Tenn.
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PATRiorTc LIBERAIIrY OF ADOPTED C1rrzESs.-Tbe
following paragraph appears in a late number Of
the Augusta ConSiiitdionaliSt, and speaks volanes
in praise OF the warm hearted Irishmen who ha We
so iiberaA contributed their means 10 the support
oil the Government We are not personally ac-
quainted with all the gentlemen named, but know
Mr. Muilarkey OF the Globe Hotel to be .the prince
Of good fellows" and have doubt the sum of his
contributions to the would be largely lncrea
ed If accounts were taken Of the good cheer gratu>
tel. l...- -
Nor is this iberalty of adopted citizens ra~tic-
ulariy ITishmcn-conined exclusively to Angus n
Everywhere in the Confederate States. they have
been among the foremost 10 volunteer and among the
most liberal in contributing to the comfort of the
brave soldier in the eIdy Let net grateful coun-
try forget their services. -Ahsls (Ga) TVltc6mra,
Och 3.
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The SOLDIERS RELIEF SOCIETY OF TENNESSEE
will meet in the Christian Church Wednesday morn
ing a ten O'Clock The public are respectfully in.
Vited to attend FELICIA G. PORTER, Presf
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MajOr ONeal, of the 9th Alabama regiment has
written letter Stating, in answer to an inquiry
that Cadmus NJ. Wilcox of Tennessee 3 graduate of
West Point, who served With distinction in Mexico,
aud resigned his position as Captain in the U. S.
army when his State seeded, is Coonel-o of the 9th
Alabama REGIMENT. ....- --E
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LOYALTY OF S14lvEs-The slaves belonging TO
Messrs. George Mays and Wm. IL Terril of Bath
county, who were hired to persons at the Saline in
Kanswha county as soon as the Yankees approached
the place where they were at work, struck bee
line for the homes of their masters at Path Court
House. Staaatea { Rn.) SpectGt0f te'
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DEPARTURE OF SECESSION PEIsoyERs-A reGu;sition
was made by General Mitchell upon Major King for
the secession prise 1ers at the Newport (Ky) ar
racks namely; John Amber. and Martin H. Brand
Of COvLngtOD; Marion Daniels, Denossyille; David
Dltz, William B. Glayes, Judge Currey Perry
Wherritt and A. J. Mercy; of Cynthiana The par
ties were taken to Cincinnati under military escort
on Wednesday, and from thence to Columbus
CoNTNUED.-W G. Overton, who is under arrest
in this city on the charge of aiding the rebellion
was brought before the United States Court yester
day for examination. But e single witness was ex.
amined, when the case was continued by the Gov
eminent until Saturday .s--- -
RETRREsTLD +. Cisyten, one of the fourteen
State prisoners who were released on Tuesday
evening was re arrested yesterday and placed In
prison Oh the charge Of aiding the rebellion
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BENEFIT OF THE VOLUNTEERS This evening has
been selected for the performances of the Tablear1
for the benefit Of cur volunteers, the mere an
Rouncement Of which, We are sure, wiz I'll, the
Masonic Hall to Overlooking. The object is ole to
which all will contribute cheerfully; but in This in
stance the performance viii be fully worth the ad-
mission fee. So our citizens viii have an opportu.
nifty Of not only spending pleasant evening but st
the same time of assisting those who are now in the
teld, fighting for our Independence. Let everybody
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Army CIothIDg 10 be Made.

AIDES desiring TO work % Army Clothpg are noime
that the Qaarteynasters Depar nos has lag
quantity Of work to be given daily, with fair pSospect
STEADY work for the winter.
Parties applying for woIk must give szisiacoIy security 10
its safe snd prompt xecudOn according the egua
lIions Of the Department. - g. W CUNNINGHAM, /
'l-. Assistant ouarteImester P. S. C. 81
Ns.hvlle, Oct {, '6I-dew
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The Augusta C0nStitati0nqlist enters claim for
Augusta for the site Of the capital Of the Confeder-
ate States The Charleston Courier nornnates site
near the % University Place, = inFranklin county
:. Eannn I'm = . -Ee-a.rz ].
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'THE SALE or 1IIE SEAsoN."-BENJ. +. SHIELDS &
Co, viii sell this day and t. morrow, October Sth
ard 9th, large consignment of desirable seasona-
Bile Goods, Boots, Shoes Clothing, ETC.
This will be perhaps the best opportunity offered
20 purchasers during the present season The trade
will be on hand. See advertisement. eag
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HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONEY!. lOcropEn Z. lSc1.

hONOAl =OAiASbER loJl.
Mr. FaED. S. DEWoGFs Principal Clerk of the
House Of Representatives. OF the Last General As.
sembly, called the House to order at five minutes tc
twelve O'clock, NJ, when the following members
presented their credentials, and took The oath tc
support the Constitution of the Confederate States
and of the State of Tennessee.
Carter and Johnson-R Z Butler.
Sullivaa-Alvin Millard.
Washington-S \ Patton.
Circumstances p Mcdowell
Hawkins=-Wm Simpson.
Greene. Hawll ls, Hancock and Jefferson james
Britton, Jr. -.l-t-..,
3 Cooke II aaadOI phi. III s'- -
Al JefTsrsoa-9 sionroe Meek. "
Grainger-D W e Senter.
CIaibnrne-J Bunch.
Campbell and Anderson-Wm Wallace.
Kno1-John N Fleming.
Knox snd Sevier--R II HOdsden.
sBount-Scephen Matthews.
NUnroe-Jo Walker.
McMinn-B Martin.
Polk. McMinn and Meigs-A Jarnagin.
Hradey-R NJ Edwards. s-
Rhea, Bledsoe AMI Hamilton-James Warner.
Marion William R Rankin.
Frankin-H Carr. l..
Cannon-SJephen Il Woods. ..r
Warren-John ) Lowrey. ---
OveFton-Wm Donaldson.
GzCndy, Coffee, ard Van Buren-Isglc C Gar
rettson,
Jackson-Rrooks.
Smith Wilson 7 Martin.
Smith Sumner and Macoa--N Ward.
Sumner-James N Head.
Rutherford-E A keeble.
Rutherford and BadfOrd-Thos G MOseIy:
edford-Daniel Parker,
Lincoln-Wiiam-T oliey. -,a n 81
Marshall-W L McClellaud.
Lincoln, Marshall, and Giles-JohR Laws
Williamson-Samuel S House.
Williamson, Maury and Lewrs-R G Ellis
Wilsen--Ab Caruthers and w L Martin.
DaVid5On-A l., DernOss md Ira Tonas
Davidson. Robertson, Montgomery and Cheatham
Alfred Robb
Ro5ertson-John Garner.
Montgomery-D n Kennedy
Stewart II c Lockhart.
Dickson Eubank,
Hickman d Easily.
Mlury-H 7 Osborne,
Iawrence-ThOmas II Paine.
Hardin-Ja mes N Carter.
Benton and Humphreys 81 Little.
sHaniersOn-Wm Clark Tucker.
Gibson 4 Cartbul.
Carroll la Tizins.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison, and Henry-W A Dun
lap.
Dyer and Lenderdale-SD Written.
Perry and Dscaur-M G Fisher.
Heury-H + Cummins.
WeaEley-N II NJ Brooke. ....
QbiOn-Iames n Gardner
NadisOC-A Rogers.
McNsiry-W D Jopling.
Hardeman-Aus Miller.
Fayette- I. L. Rsgland.
Fayette, Tiptsn, auI SheIby-R 3 sOmerVeh
Haywood Richard Hill. a-~
Shelby--B N Estes and John Martin.
Absent Messrs. Cleveland of Hamilton, Dibrell of
White, Floyd, of Dsk4lb, Keith of Scott, Lea of
ttoane, McCallum Of Giles, aud POgue of Wsyne-7.
When the coua-v of Washington was called, the
blowing commune ttion, addressed to the Speaker
the House of Representatives WAS presented
sStae Of Tennessee. IPlShingoa County, dug G, 1861.
ell Mark Bacon, sheriff OF the county and State
'lresaid certify that at election opened and
eli in said cOUlty on Thursday, the LIST day of
august 1861, for Representative In the Legislature
II the State of Tennessee, S. X. N. Patton received
en- hundred and eighty~nine votes, lightweight of
which were on tickets voting for 7. a. Il. Nelson,
representative for United States Congress; and
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Nashville, oct. c, '6l-d2w

The TVVentIeth Tennessee Regiment.
These having friends IN this regiment, wishing to
send packages of any kind can do 50 BY sending The
sama to the commission house of Benz. F. sI1F4ps
i Co., to the care Of MAJ IA. RDN, who HisIleate
on Monday, Oct. Hath. De ll--g, i-s s'i-i,' q
N. B.-Major WINK has left with Us a te0 pscks
of letters for having friends
in the 10th Regiment tCoI tttle's viii please call
and get. a ..s,s u ,v go .--.rsEE
oct4,tl4ih B.F. S. & Co.
RECRUITs WANTED .F6R THE McCASx ZoUAvEs.-
30 40recruits are wanted to complete this com
Pany. THIS company win be al tached to Col, An
GL4DE's Zouaye Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drilled in
the regular zouAve drill ana viii 90 into csmpil-
mediately Recruits are wanted for the term of IL
months. z=se
Apply to the undersigned on College street. two
doors north Of Broad. r-g.. l. s.F-
s- zsz 3 .-s.r N. Q. BRoQTsi Captain,
Formerly of Col. Ia rs Rest. Tepn.iVol
WI "
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Taxes. Taxes. raves.

YEVO the Taxpayer county: We, col
the State and County, Rair0sd in
civil district in said county aud have oSatsd Oarssvsl
day except sandsys, for he pose Of
and all those that do l5h 0chel
will fad their in the hands Of
lection with compelled have taxes, Ard
to the hardness Of the TINES, hope viii pay
| 49, &. CHADYELL, State and coaniy,i
! September 81 T1-E<s - ~ ~ l'sHata srNEka,f .
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YOUNG and likely negro woman, With one daughter about
~ i've years Of age. The good house
good cook, washer and ioner and fair eamsss Apply
7. B. CHILDREss,
Sep27-dlE ~ Chsry street.
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ENGRosSlYG CLERK

For Second Assistant (Eagrossing) Clerk. the
names Of Messrs w. n. Brewer, VIM. L. Mott Thos
J, Shelton, Thomas L. Bateman, Henry Liggett ana
+. Dodd were put in nomination. On the fourth
ballot Mr.. Iieget, having received majority of the
votes cast, was declared elected
On motion Of Mr.. LAWS, the House adjourned TO
nine O'Clock tomorrow incoming. -.
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NlIILETaRY BOOKS

sS&GG f9fss eva EgGEs
''.''' =. ,''.l'...s 49, 9s. 1919 eco (Dg
go 8 7uIEpUk.lsis 81 -
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Fer Sale $500 Acres OF Fine Bark
Lands. l.--.---

Lands.
FEFHE south compelled have Leather great quantities
here chance all AID look for your.
selves will tell GbaIgain-try These anos have Bark
timber in abundance to supply large TsnneIy for yaars
come, together with abundance running grind
Bark and nne free stone rn ssid lands have then five
six good mail cottages, large and eommodeuE house.
large shelter 80 eetby 80 lie spot for the Tauny a
large lot Of plank suitable for psng yas and about 900
cords u Ba7k ready for also, large shelter stable and
other out hodss here in cultivation about IS land
By the yard spot Nature has oed this locality for the
aaring business 1t Is In miles Of Mt Pleasant the ehd
OF the fenneee and Alaeams RailIosd beautiful village
indeed It s also nghborhood convenient churches and
soheoIs will sell sid and OK the Best OF terms. third
cash. the remainder to suit the purchaser exchange for negro
prepeyS goods or groceries or any good ty property Give It
aook. go sH kOoRoss
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TENNESSEE,
For sale.

MERCHANTS and others In want 81 sny Goods in my line
ITk viii find agood assortment low prices they viii cali
sep3dlm
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Goa ,Pskss4ly W&NTED. sat this Office % gebd
Pressman, to whom liberal wages viii be given.
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Quite number Of young gentlemen were then
put in nomination for Messenger, and after several
ballots, no one having received msjorty of votes j
morrow.
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FFPEH WARD,

Alderman-9oDERET NJ Foss Csunsilmen-RIcHARD 0
GARDNER and JORDAN P. COLEMAN, VIII elected.
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AVIEG entered the army Tennessee have disposed Of
my entire interest tn the firm Of Hugh McCrea co
Mr. Hngh McCreas and would my friends continuance
the patronage to the firm that thsg generously extended
to the ola. .f 80 ft-lr5I
sspIs -.g s BHooPER HARRIS.
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Messrg Campbell Of Marry, Swan Of Davidson
Moss of Williamson, Goss Of Davidson, Hickey bi
Overflow Christian Of Grunay, GalbreatfI of David,
son, POstSn Of Jackson. Irby Of Wilson, Russell Il
Lincoln, White of Robertson, were put IN uomi-
nation. .-.ll ta- gGEo1 Ef-E
after number Of bSllottings, Mr. w ~ Moss. Of
williamson, received a maj Irity of the votes, and
was declared duly elected DOorkeeper. l.s,.
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GenerOl Orders.--NO. 50.

7 0AT lIENRY, IENNEssEE RNRR.
October G. 1861.
Having received marching orders, all absent off,
GERS aud men belonging to the 10Th Regiment are
directed to JON the Regiment Immediately. By or
der OF A. uEIMAS, Col. Commandirr.
W. L. MoCoNNTCo, Adjutant .-.-
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Nnfirr.

TAYIEG ais d'y sold TO- Mr.. Robt Tn ps eaiirs
interest in the stock notes and cunts OF Tlonpson
Sperry Co, pleasure in ending him to The
--N- - JOHN T. sPERRY.
HENRY SPBRRY
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In of the Editors the Union and american,
Mrs. Jss PoLE whoSesspsetion proo;shees we're
sossfsed, exPressts the foAowing opinion: g. 'e r-e
CT have read. with UGH pleasure, the
work, nov in press Letters slavery from the Old Worl,"
With sttr addressed 70 lord erougham, written by Hon.
james WilaKs hate Minister 70 CoDstannope. It kAFork
written with vigor of thought the occupying The
attention OF the whole world valuable buton souh
Lite Eturs viii be read with great interest the present
day" ---A - .--t-4l- ~.
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E0RZH ALABAKA. q
EEHIS SCHOOL Openedts eighth annual tern Oh
fsst VIII tui Eacrlt ~ and lar &c and ncreatiag
hunter OF pupils. - - y AZ y
Pupils charged from beginning OF the during which
they The location is safe and pleasant Catalogues con
taiung fuH particulars sent application to s President
OonfolerAle Bonds and Treasury Notes taken ct par
r-nsf.I : e ifa s. e.I J. q. HIL&0N, Presiesnl
4 HuntsSins, Ala, Sept %, Si-dlz'
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The DAny.-Sngle, copies of oAr paper. can DC
ad st the couutiuE-roorn a. 81, cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished NJ two ana halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
informed tizu the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents snd more al
lodging that the piper costs them i've certs.
eenl9-df
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For RENr--A desirable suit OF rooms in the
Union and Eblsricsn Buildings. Apply at this
o1lae' .rr.7 ca ass-.-s dec1'-aI'
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a en-.
Huntsville FemaIe College,

IL sose Indebted to ire firm Of IhO1spsou sperry 4
~ viii please come forward without dslay and make
r1crt. at No pa Marker street. to
Ee1teuher 25, i6I IT ROBT THOMPSON q CO
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September 25 el-l3n y IS 81 -. .AtlsTl,e4.
FEW select day toarders and two small families
= IA viii be received ia 3 nice private residence.
Reference given and required. Address
sePtl6-dlw RIM A., Post ONCE, OF this Once
2IOUNTRY LEANS, SOCKS AND LINSRYs,
" constantly on sale by BENZ. r. SHELLS & CO.
sept5-dtf
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Notice.
WILL sell fo- cash at The Carpen tershop Of Jackson
Adams, on the Broad Street Pike ia West Nashville
Thursday, the 10th day of october,
All the Plank and Lnnher and small wagons, proper
~ OF said jackson Adams satisfy the balance Of
ton in hands in faver ot Roeds Yesman Co, issued ny
". D. Robersen embr s, 1875 No 4025 One IN
favor OF A. OUTLAW for MY six dollars and ehtyeYea
issued By W d koberson May J. 1851 No iIEs in favor
Of Levi Cash for balance Of execution issued By Robert
son March 1860. NO 1857; execution in e. John
Conner a. ainst Pc ch jackson Adams, and James
Psnteccst,s r seventy ak dollars. foon.
estsyissusi by RoberOn March6 $780, 1855;
ecnton for baznce IN favor John Ewing for Warren
Moore Issued BY Robertson November g, 1860, No 1885,
ono execu fer balaLcs in laYor Of Groomes CaVe Co.
against warren JackSSn, Issued BY w RODtr0n hsy r.
isj9, No $780, exeuon favor Of BtrdHell
OF Phil lip BFosn against Jaek add stayed ty
rem Jackson, ued By Robei snn June % o No IOOle
sale to commences At II o'clock N. - II
sep27-tdS Constable Of DAVIDSON County.
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NONTRACTs will be ads with responsible parties fer N
manufacture and delivery this city OF good rifles sabes,
cartridge and boxes sabre belts and aes ary harness
leather hsvre SACKS and pouches, DC, 80, f- 40
All information given my Office, for the present. a. the Ste
Capitol. az ---... IN WRIGHT,
First Lieut. Artillery and Ordnance c. 8. A!
Ordinance Office, Nashville, Sept II 6l-d&W2v --aGt
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E. DazWHEELER, M. D.,
.s Dc IN I'll 8 G 20 +
AEH Of Burehsboro intending to make bis failure res
idence 10 Nashytle rs2e tf1iY professional
vices to its citizens 10 the speciality Of DEsrAz sURsERTl
TAI ne close Of ths present be Be onnf duTg ts
tdst or each DgOt atthe Office formerly occuKiei BY Dr..
AeNai,y or Summer streetI between Church and Union
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Gold, Gold, Gold Wanted.
MAZE wish to purchase SIS, 900 in G5ld. 54
w COOKE, BAILEY & CO.,
October lst, Gl-dlw No. Inn Block.