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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
QOOp FOR OONsUMPTIYRa.
Children CRY for
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the ThrosA
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma 70 the Breath.
They are delightful to the Tssts. -rgs
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
RAIIR0AD SYSTEM or ILLINoIs.

Over 800 oO0 900 Of private capital have been sx
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. InRsmueh a
part OF the income from several Of these works, with
valuable publcfmd in lands, 60 TO diminish ihe Sat'
expenses the TAIEs ARE UGHT, and must consequently
syery day decrease.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

advise ever one who has q Cough or 3 Husky
Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difaSziisy Of the
Throat, to get package Of my Throat OonfectioHs,
they viii relieve you Instantly, and yoa viii agres
with ne that 'they 60 right to s-.s SCOT You will
hnd them very useful and pleasant Whils travelling
or attending public meetings for stiing your Cough
or allaying your thirst II you try one package I
am safe in saying that you will ever afterwards con-
Bidor them Indispensable. You VIII hnd them ct
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Ny SIGNATURE Is on each paOksss. An others
counterfeit.
package win be sent By mall, prepaid, on receipt
Of Thirty Oents. Address,
HENRY O. sPALDIEG,
ls Cedar street, New York.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
FOR
RALEIGH, N. C.

RALEIGH, N. c.
Northern Mail arrives daily, at5hm.
Southern Mail =" at5p m
Eastern Mail ats m.
Western Mail =" .-s at7:S, q m
Northern Mail closes daily, asau.
S0utnern Mail a - u p. m.
western Man ct p m.
Eastern Mail - at q N.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily 49,. nj $40 a M
SummerviIle Mail arrives Tuesdays Fridays st n
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Mondays Thursdays and Satur.
days. at l2 m. - 's-Ts'7's
Roxsoro' Mail arnrss Wednesdays at 10. a. m.
Leaehpurg - s.a5e - IL, M. - - -
Fayetteville Mail closes daily at $50 D. M ,-
Eagle Rock Mpndays Thursdays and SatnT-
s. days At 2 D. m. SO = - =
Sumnervie Mail closes Tuesdays and Fridays sp m.
Cart6age Man closes Tuesdays and Fridays at a. m.
Roxboro' .. Wednesdays at p N.
Leachbufg Mail closes at D. N.
Office open for the delivery Of Mails from Q. m 70
] GEORGE q. COOKE, Pm.
outober q 1881. ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

horses that We ever witnessed. Their equipments
were complete in every respect, and reflected the
highest credit on the Old North State. Their pres
ence brought immense concourse of people to see
them and the ladies seemed to be perfectly car
red away" with theregiment They number about
$50 men, all told, and have some 45 wagons con-
veying their camp equpage. Some few Of them
were left sick in our hospital here. One prominent
circumstance connected with the regiment was the
large number of "colOred gemnsen," who aceompa-
nied them, and who seemed to be as intent upon the
war as their masters. This regiment, we predict,
will give good accoun. of itself in this war.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

HUST RECEIVED
u AT THE INDISPENSABLE
WHITAKER'S,
July 81, 1861,
10 Boxes Colgates pale Soap,
~ Boxes CoIgates Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes OSceola Starch,
Kegs Soda
so Boxes Candles,
Hogsheads Molasses,
10 Dozen BroOms, g..a.
IN Sacks Fine Salt,
20 " and ~ Boxes Raisins,
II Drums Figs,
2O Bbls. A. Sugar
8C0O lbs. Nnrth-Carolna Bacon, .
10 Bbls. Cut Herrngs, -s..-=-..
10 Bbis. Family Roe Herrings, (S. C,,)
Bbls. Mackerel,
Bbls. MulIet,
Bbls. Salmon,
Bbls. White Sbad, -.
10 Bbls. Crackers,
PEACHES AND APPLES
Raleigh, n. C, July 81, 1861. CO.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

CoL. RANsOM's REGINENT.-We step aside from
or rule ofnot noticing the passage Of troops to the
@ SeS' OF war, says the Fredericksburg Recorder, in
ouer to express the general opinion of this commu-
t.ly IN regard to COL Ransom's regiment of Cavalry
"''n North Carolina, which went through this place
n m Sunday morning en- route for the scene Of war,
~hen We say it is the best looking set of men and
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

P0R THE LADIES.
J. MILES & sons Cloth and Kid Congress Caters
Plain
Kid and Morocco Bootees,
Calf
Kid and Morocco Ruskius,
Slippers.
White Kid and Satin Slippers
large variety Of common Bootees,
Heavy Dutch Bootees for Servants.
P0R MISSES.
j. MILES & sons PLAIN and Congress Caters,
Kid and Morocco Bootees,
Slippers,
Calf and Morocco pegged Bootees,
For Boys, Youths and Children,
very large variety too mention to suit and
fit all the Children. 50
Now is the time to purchase you Shoes for the Winter
Sold on reasonable terms be atforded-E6r Caxh
Don't forget the last sentence
H. L. EVANS.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept TO- 1851. sl-st.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09
E. EMAIONS,

Raleigh, October 2Sth, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-11-09

JACOB KULL & SONS,
Manufacturers Of Gents and Boys Clothing,
CIVIL AND MILITARY USE,
Keep constantly on hand large assortment of
Cloths, of all Descriptions,
for Military Clothing Also,
Cassimeres and Vestings.
CORNER SYCAMORE AND OH Srs
Petersburg, Va.
August c, 1861. div
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GROCERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.
AT THE INDISPENSABLE
SIGN OF THE TRANSPARENCY

VTNHE ENERGETIC STILL CONTINUES TO OBTAIN
Il supplies of Family Groceries for Customers.
Daily expected, which he has the bills of:
SALT, SARDINES MACKEREL
CANDLES, CANDY, STARCH,
SODA. (by The keg) LARD,
BUTTER, CHEESE, SOAP, DC.
Raleigh n c., July 10, 1851. Co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLIS L. MILLER. A. g. FOSTER. %
THE CHALLENGE BROGAN MANUFACToRY.
MILLER & FOSTER,
THOMASVILE, N. e., 60
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
NEGRO BROGANS & FARMERS KIP SHOES
OF RIOUS STYLES.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in all
clsses.
April g. 1861. s5-1v.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10
Raoen CIsek Bridge Burnt,

Gallant Capt. John Il. Morgan with his Epledid
cavalry company, one hundred strong, which left
this place few days ago, returned Saturday even
ing. They crossed Green river at kunfordGVie,
went up to Bacon creek, eight miles beyond, where
they arrived Thursday night, AID at nine O'Clock
aet fire to the new railroad bridge which the Yam
ksea had just thrown across that stream, and wait.
ed till two O'Clock Friday morning until it was en-
tirely consumed. EVen the pillars which we're lef;
standing by the former FIRE, were burnt down.
There were no Feder&S this side Of the creek, the
nearest pickets being half L mile beyond it, but
none Of them came down to dispute the right to
destroy the bridge.
We understand that Capt Morgan, to compensate
Cen kcCook for the loss Of the bridge, sent him 8
copy of the Louisville Courier with his compliments
endorsed on the margin.
This is one Of the most brilliant exploits of tbs
campaign, and none the less brilliant that it was
attended with no loss. The enemy WAS known TO
be IN large force only . few miles beyond the
bridge and it required little courage to venture
in among them; but Capt. Morgan and his gallant
men are always ready for brilliant thing or to
execute dangerous order.
Unionists near the Greek confirm the report that
the new bridge erected by the Federsls over Roll
ing Fork had been all washed away.-LouiSviRe
Courier Dec. 0.
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TBNNEssBE LEaIsLATURE.
SENATE.
AOSDAY, DECANBEH Q, 1881.

| AVNDA1g OASAAAkA y, 1881
| The Senate met at nine O'Clock.
The report Of the Committee of Conference upor
House resolution, No. II, was taken up, and the
Senate non concurred In the report after debating
the question at length
Mr. BARROW introduced resolution ogo into
Convention with the House upon the nominations
OF the Governor for Commissioners Of the Ordnance
Bureau. Passed under Suspension of the rules.
House bills. Nos. 20 and 81, were passed on their
third reading.
Several House and Senate bills were passed or
second reading.
Senate resolution No "a, directory to the Keeper
of the Penitentisry, was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. JONES, the Senate took q re-
cess to half past O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate resumed the consideration Of bills on Sc
cOnd reading.
Senate bill mo. 81, to repeal section SCI of the
Code was rejected,
Senate bill No. SO, to invest the dividends on the
in State bonds, was re- ected.
Mr.. LANE entered motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill.
Senate bill, 40 70, was passed, after, an amend
ment which strikes out section enc,
Mr.. CARDW ELL made motion Of reconsidera
ton TO the vote rejecting the report of gbs COM
mittee Of conference on HouGe resolution No. IL,
which was agreed TO.
The Senate then proceeded to the Hall Of Repre-
Bentatives to meet the House In Convention to
firm nominations fthe Governor.
The Senate returned TO the chamber and re-
kumed bills on second reading.
Pending which, the Senate adjourned to nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10
DR.. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FoR PRIYATE nIaEAHRa

E[E8 Dr. KING, formerly q Esz Ysrk, for ths
A-A1D four yeAzs Of LSai5Vls, Ksutuoky ana Va =
devoted his attention 70 the taent u pFvas dSeas s 49,
thirty yers aEltsTI himself having attended praccs ~ -
aaay years. Cared many kolsAnds anahsd . q
all dfsaseu private nature, matter baj sy NAV -
iron injudosuJ nsaca treatment, om negsst thar oHn
Dr. Kings DisDsnsay No . DeAdrck StEsst, Cty
a1a the aquas where BE- all dsss private nasaTss
aoEoRHRA cured Witho1t Aaasisas nsdss lntsTircs
tom bzgizess
gFaeTuREs sfold Sss sEoefusly cuTsd IN g,
days,by operation which pAa. Whsrs s5tz1
exist health cannot sey Perhaps NJ dass Gauss msra
mischief and 1ndsTmiEes TIE conscluooa - E1ch.
eTPHuIs, With all thsdlsases Of ne skin, growing
list or I'D tent esn snectaAlly cared In su days
sEuAL particular attention having EVBR %
iris aysans and all the consequences Eft bougt
On In many By he destructive bs Of lneonsda1ts
Youths snd excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect n
i.b will urdsine ne eorsts1to1 rendering Euhcf -
asFoF soosy and causing prsatare cid aas
Females Who nay b zboTing win any dcuy Of Il Womh
nav ret assured oflnmo1ists rsiGi.
Persons rsEdag asEoaa By vrnE a1e IAnE As via
Rs snclesai directed = Dr. A King, Ne. q DasdreS no
Hashyis Tsnn vii haze no nsoesy msclns ssn e 80
aIFess, with necessary drs0n3 sjot secrecy obssTsd o.
houFs froE Oolock d Ne ncgnng ult q ~ eEsnfE.
asyE3. iHIa-SEWig
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3R2
Rail Road.

RHEoUGn ROUTE 10 TIE EEsr AID TIE SOUTH,
COnReneInE Wednesday, Nov. FL, 1851.
Trains will FNa q EsnoWE
AH-MsaPAs BxprsSt-RuaI daily, EAkss esnnecnoas
fer ali points and Ssuth. DisAnos srsr Len
thBh b. any othsr
S:3OP A-IrSght and AeoonHodAoh frGR-Daay Clundays
sxssPtsd). BIns only u Clark SVlls.
Msnphs Express arrives in HashVilis at IO.A5P,N
AssOnno4lton AID RreEnt Trains arrive a. 1870 p
through Freight fer ksnphls &s tuesday, Thuy
days and saturdays at $50 freight receives u7 IR
s'sloek
through Tickets br oeIegs Street Bspo Sr MsapA
Hickman, Columbus, HEmtolSt Jackson Mobile Orleans
and other places. A. AHpBkeO6,
ReVs41 Receiver
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NAsHH1LE. Nor. 81 ISL.

EAsHYnLE, Nov. %, 1861.
AL companies wishing to be attached to the SOth
regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them
selves TO General W. G. WHrrTHoREE, at the capitol
who will give them the necessary instructions to
the place Of RENDEZVOUS, camp equipags, Transport
tation, mastering officer, &s.
Companies to form battalion of Cavalry will
also be received. J. ". HEAD, Col.
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THE DAnY.-Single copies Of our paper Can be
had at the counting rsem st Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two AID half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We informed that the news boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at tsn esnts and more ale
Lodging that the paper eostz them I've. cents.
sepl9-df
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Those desirous of purchasing sne residence
near the city-will attend the sale Of A. H. FORD's
lands, at the Court House, at IL O'Clock on sAtup-
day the Ith also viii be sold some heavily timA
bered lands ll7S acres)twS hns building lots Of
seven or eight acres each. These lands are on the
Murfreesboro Turnpike Road two miles and q half
out, aRd no cash required. st
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The observations are as far as possible, made be-
tween and in the morning, and g at noon, and
and in the evening.
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pesLrabIe ReaI Estate for snIe.

oFFBR ter sale accommodating terms, ny very dsss-
bic tract " acres Land ksshVs ch AnooSa
Railroad egL s Nashville, Ike Depot HE
soil Is good veil EEters5 With three if prngH
Ace ssh pond. Tie dwelling Is d hr~- 18th
bick kiteLsn, LCus and hcusss
With all Necessary Ou AOGSes, al h.naassy l0sa ioE
TSniencs bonfort-
POr apply j. w. SEDss IN NalsVirs he
premises
baE24-dLns IAMha W-HAVR
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PRISONERS SENT OFF-FOrty eight tories were
sent eff yesterday morning TO Tuscaloosa, Ala, to
be held there till the end of the war. These are
part of the dissf5cted East Tennesseans who have
been ar rested in the last few weeks by the military
authority. Among these prisoners was samI
Piekens, tate Senator, from Greene, Cooke SEWER
and Blount c0unties.-E RoSv1s RsgaSas Dec, 8
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

CORPORATION TAxPLYEHs who have thus far
neglected to settle their taxes for the present.
arc earnestly requested to ealland pay without de
lay, as they viii thereby save costs and interest.
Longer indulgence cannot be given, without injury
to the public. A. NELSON.
Dec. 4. lmBPG Collector, City Hall
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fheas 4 kisnds AENyag from e doaniens Of KRg Luz
may oDPles q tbs late LeuSVh oncDaa
NOrrsn papsSs, SOnr special aver q bsh ourselves
and TIE PBblie b. leaving sn tour once, n HAshvs With
tae least assy possible We will eAssrsIy Rsy any expense
nclrrnd IN nrecnrinr fhern.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

The traitors convention, at Wheeling, on the Sd
inst, changed the name of "the new State" from
KanawhA to Western Virginia. A strong debate
was expected Oh the slavery. question.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10
Notice.

NAefAIHS Il soepsna oFESniEs& fer tie In any n
the OonfesrAs EtAts Eil have furnithed then b.
Attaching thsir companies 70 foEminR
vAnnAh, HEaIa ssInty, Fennase, VII plsss
dressed IN. ORBWs,
- din GsRsss 6uSSsasRHn4
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NotIcs 20 CorrcspendentE,

We win esteem special To friends and eorrsspos
dsns The warriors dvisioRs and camps the ConfeerAs
OTcss viii furnish rs with all e gossip and proper
placed before the Pus We sIh to make paper both
Interesting and welcome vor to the Of every soldier
fighting battles for independence Their letter. houid b
addressed to as at EsssYiIIs Tenn
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
For TIE Week Ending Saturday, 7h Of Dec, 1861.
BIZ PAUL =. FATHL,
At The Uaion and American Block
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NctIce TO CandIdat,s,

Circulars q candidates Inserted In thu UEsE LM1A1GIH
must be paid for other business notices. payment
cared in advance Of pubcAon. This rule vii be enforced
hhsEbl. No sirtnars either ST their friends
Wal hereafter inserted this paper any other terra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-10

In the New York msyoralty election, Fernando
Wood, who ran IS sort Of peace candidate, J." wau
defeated by something over a thousand Votes-Op
dyke beng elected. The vote stood-Opdyke Is,
259; Gurther 81 SIS; Wood a OS5
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AIare for Kent.

RoN The et OF January the three sory houss the
HsTh SIDE 81 enoR Btrett, bHsfn Collese harry,
he next AouS College he passage lssdI separate
trance slSrg, in each UAsR basnss dis met fen
the Other conducted without fnerisrsBce 1hs location
Is Of tbs kh in NsEhvills, AID veil adapsd Tor iay
grocery, d. gscd5, boots and soOez, etc. Apply 70
AID. BRRRY,
% In At NAeey HanHton'I-
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We areglad to state that Free Market has been
established in this city at the work house. for tbs
benefit of the poor. The members of the City
Couacil from the different wards viii give orders
to the poor so that they can get provisions. The
following are the members:
LIST Ward: John Z. Eewman, John icOltsrt, John
Hooper
I'd Ward: James T. Bell George Kinney, Charles
Thomas.
Sd Ward: DR.. P s. Woodward, George ". Dar~
den, Vim. Shane.
4th Ward James n. Hinton, c. E H. Martin, VIM.
Demumbreun.
s5th Ward: VIM. T. Cheatham, VI. Il Clemens, Jor-
dan P. Coleman.
9th Ward: k'j2r B. S. Rhea, James Haynie, John
J. McCauA.
9TH Ward: A. Il. Hurley, Henry Hill, I.aac
Paul.
8th Ward: David C. Love, Dr.. C. A BrOlis, John
E. Hatcher.
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our Bowling Greer Csrrespondsnea

Special corspoadsnes Of he UriSH aAd Al eEieaA.
ErgnIt pdsy-HoESnsnt CT troops Green sas
RuAssVills-BxpIit OF Captain AogAa- EJl ieoE.r and
Acknowledgements junstios and advances upon Lexington
And Frslkort Railroad BRIGGS rpAirsd-FlBg Of Trace
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Removal.

Our Office has been this day removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
EN- BRCoE & Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government
dec1:lm. GP
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PRISONERS IRON COUz COCNTT Capt EonIarrat,
with the portion Of Gen CarroFs Brigade, recently
detailed against the Tory force in Cooke county,
returned last night, the train from above bring
ing thirty lone prisoners-snohg them, we learn,
several Of the bridge burners. They were escorted
to jail and lodged there TO await their trial -
EnoxuiNe Reqister, Dec s.
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INFORMATION WANTRD.-Any information of VIM.
Beavers, member Of Col. Martins regiment, and
who ia now sick At of the Hospitals in this city
will be thankfully received at this Office.
dis JACoS EsHALS.
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A number Of our leading merchants commenced
closing their stores at three O'Clock in the after
noon, for the purpose Of allowing their employees
an opportunity to drill.
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CHANGE or sCHEDULR.

ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. goth, 1881,
Passenger Trains On Eashv, and Chatia.eoga EsrcAd
will Taa follow
GOING EAST.
Leave EsEaViIls At ST. Il and 3OOPE n;
AEriTe ~ Chattanooga l:20 Il and 5:43 y.
oCHIEe WEsZI
Leave Chattanooga at $50 4 Il and $40 ? y.
Arrive at Nashville st 7:3O N AID 40OP Is.
TENHB Trains leaving Nashville At Sis ct war
trace with Shelbyvs Branch, At Tulshoma with McMinn
Vile and Manchester Railroad at Dsched with Winchester
and Alabama RAlrnS5 at CoEsn with SsWanSs RssEoSd and
ct Chattanooga with Western and Atlantic Railroad
The Trains leaving Nashville 800 b, At Wa
trace with Shebyvils Branch, At Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston RAiToad and at with K&t Tenn Gnc
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and pss
3D. can be had at all hoErs, application TO As Ticket Agent
ct Otios, at Depot
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEo. 10, 1851.

wAArzD-Atthia cfBcs, boy to fold papers.
dee6-dtf
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CorRF MARITAL. The Court Martial IL stin in
session In this city, bus itS proceedings have rot
yet transPired, nor have ve learned when it will
probably a6jOurn.-KsOxUiEe Register, Dec 5.
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:. E-. OoLLEcF0R1 OEFfCE,
N4saVLLE Dec. 9Th, 1861.
The taxpayers of the city Of Nashville are mott
fed that the tax for 1861 for the benefit of the
Nashville i Northwestern Rail Road, has been
levied by the City Council and the books placed in
my Office, where payment may be made.
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JOHE NcEaow Il Son advertise for recruits in
their department. See advertisement in another
colum,
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The Present, Past and Future.
GRAFTON delivered be Colonel v. y. BILBo, Nash
"A Vile, October 18th, 1851 Pree p cents BY mail, 5
ceEts.
A LIBERAL deduction nase to the trade
nov Ss din GREEN HAGAS.
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Wanted.

TSyEN CARPENTERS to work for csafed.racy Apply at
I'm BRUCE CO.,
noVH6s GoTer1nspt Agents.
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One hundred thousand hOop-polea wanted for the
Confederate COepery.
nsvl7dIw En-. BRUCE Co.
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Wanted Immediately, Geo bushels corn, deliv-
cred At race track, or At our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We will
pay the highest market price in cash.
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