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sfasea fully fnploysd, both ssy srd nieht. We
qaose super fne a, ss.gs6as so sId Era IS E0
lSo saeks Ct IS lbs ssrge i,,m s2s0so IS. We
Pr sack
Inc rseeiPts Of Wheat are quite Ib.Iai. hu, tEsrs
/ le'Re demand - 'ulI Iiess. We quste vi re
! sO(ssSc. Rid 7f6sOc. srd Kssiisrisrssn q q
/ 11c per 3uaheL Com Is held ~ 7C975c sacked.
n aud Barley are quoted at es975e, AID O=as IS
mere very little Bacon in tie market srd but
wy h'tie IN the country for sale We roiice al
Apes o. z(S4e per ID IN Bacon duriTE the Wstk,
~ low quote as follows: Shoulders 1913 Hams
SZ1e' ana Clear Sides 22925eTer ID. Tfeas
'are' appe-r sum ientiY high but we shall not be
surprised II ni.ner prices are ysl demanded. Llrd
Is quoted At 22S25e per ID, with but a very Eaht
stdck on the MAJ ket
food fat Beef Cattle aOd ready sale at 2Jase
pei ID gross sheep are in demand at 81 sOa7 Is
pet head.
The heavy transactions Of The week hsvs prsttv
well stripped the market Of the leading article. Of
Groceries, and heavy advances have been estshi,h-
ed IN the prices Of almost ever thing. Rio Co6-s
hal advanced Zoe per ID during tie week, elosinr
at 42i945c. ODe party holds about 1909 bags.
which be has offered 20 the Confederate State. Gov.
eminent, and it viii no doubt be taken Outside Of
thi there not more than $50 to 200 bsgl on the
market onths 10th mat 1919 bags,sI The RIO Coffee
in eEst hands in New Orleans, "Wss taken for tie
Confsderats States Army In Virginia PrivSts
terms" One Of cur leading Grocery Merchants
WHO was In New Orleans about The time Of thu
sFansAotOn, Informs Us that the price paid Was
sboai 4oe per Id. There Is then but light stock in
the Confederate States. and IL must be exhaust
ed. So We must depend upon substitutes for CCfse,
unless the blockade Is sool broken. Ths stock
Of New Orleans Sugar Is rsfher light, and
under the heavy demand pricss have still farther
Improved It is now held at ZIG I0ie per ID in bbs
and e less in binds. Loaf Is he'd at &c snd Crushsd
at 2OS22e per ID. and NOlasses 4SC947e per gal.
lon.
saek salt has declined slightly snd Is now held At
IS 50 for Coarse and $3.50 for Fine. Barrel is asa
at 81 so per busheL The heavy receipts noticed
two weeks since have been pretty well absorbed,
and there a now but Light stock on the market.
sttF Candles have advanced 7C9 IOe per ID during
the feek, In consequences Of = heavy demand We
now quote ct S6s4Oc per h. Hard pressed TalloS
sre worth zoe.
Ii zap BaesiDg IS held at Is5Slsle per yard and
Kent heky Rope ST 1O912o per 10. with very little
Of either on the market.
Gu nEy Bags are worth IOGl2lc for second hand
and NV.
Nails have advanced to s5.259625 per key.
Gr4ss Seeds srs held IS fellows; Clover. SIC
per bhshel; Blue Grass, stripped, 81 5OSI IS, and
clean 81 1902 90, Timothy IS. Hesrus GFsss 81 20
al 6p; Orchard Grass 81 6OSl IS MiIlett -
Hungarian Grass u so.
The stock Of Leather Is Light with heavy de-
nand, ana for several descriptions cur quotations
are nbninsl, from the fact that dealers cs1uot al
he orders Of their customers. We quite Leather
md Hides a. follows:
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DR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRHVATE DISEASES.

n.y. Oh. KING, formerly % New York, Tor TIE
M&AAc2 four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
deTea h attention h. Of private diseases
hirtv yerrs himself having attended, practice fer
anV yssrs and cured thousands b. Is euSDld
All dessps Of nature, matter bow b they may
from inudeus treatment, from neglect Of their
Dr. King's DsDsnssry q Deadrck Oher
Ard thu SoUare who're be all diseases Of private nature
oHoaHEA cured without n8ueious medicine interference
ffsn busiEess
sTRIoTUREs ofOd resent dse sReotuay cured In few
days,by operation Uhoo causes % PAs Mners structure
r1ieehef and undermiRes the constitution % much.
gYPaILs with all diseases Of the skin, growing
eot or bsd treatment edecta lily cared lew days
sKE1E WEAENss particular attention having eeen given 70
hs dssse and the grsTn out oi Or0uEh
on Ia manJ cases BY he destructive habits Of inconsdSra
YouhS and excessive indulgence Of the neglect
hjc will underrine constitution, aeTinS subject
at Cor business society," and causing PrsnAturs old
Females VINO may iAbOng With di1culty Of the Wont
nAy ress assures Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating the via
Zee enclosed directed Dr. King, Ne q DeaIok street
NashVie Tenn viii hA etbe RecesSa'y medicine to ta"
address With necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed ocs
O'clock In the morning antlStn the evening
mRy23 IS59-d&Wly
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ST. LOUIS. Sept l3-Gen Rains (COnfederate) il
reported forty miles from Lexington, with Is 900
men
Tom Harris (Confederete) captured the Govern
ment Agent In Boone county and took q number of
horses.
HUDsoN Sept. l3-Martin Greene (Confsderate)
crossed the Missouri at Glasgow with $40 mounted
men, and seized the steamer Lunshire and used her
for the transport ati0n of troops He also captured
R1srd Of fourteen FederEls and released number
Of secession prisoners.
The LunshIre was laden with bacon, sugar, &C.,
and 600 stand of arms
JEFFERsON CITY. Sept. 13-Gen Prices advances
gusId Is IN WarTenburg. Gen. Price claims Ohsvs
$4,000 men. HIS man body is approaching Lev
insE n. The same messenger brings G n Prices
ofRG4l account Of the battle at Fort Scott, on the
fourth of september.
The forces under Lane, Montgomery and Junson
retreated. after skirfnish OF an hour and half.
PRICE, loss three killed and twenty-ssven
wounded. The Kansans abandoned Fort Scott and
continued their retreat toward Ksnaa.
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IL comp ,ie Of ter ug service Of
* he - Z Tor t~elve m'n'hs q pre- eed Tor NV 10
o. iliie Ter u lag county len e.,
were viii be muetsrsd the vie b W Nc
Hen adj tgnt euersl o e. te uutil Sec Rel
is comp etc bu hr CO.." mics to this v been
ts.td INTO rervie rad nd ere
alter the c-npa1e . 'ere ssihey prese IT, m
% the Ug ic.F tor hat p5rpoie be received
VII be pas ed bS the ecihs sT 81 con- EFT,
NJ guns qlHe slere sti tOp at &C
arsf n Wacb b. c mps les shtr TepIs mp equip
age, arsy hetn fu MIS- ed 1t sad camp
Tor Re o. tie Greg inE 10 IS in tae lOrnstlu
Of ~ rig net, eyiAt on wa he mace.
u.
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Land For sale.

mt COlored or viii e, to d. ho-savork. Apply
N Uaon riSAn Ofics
s-PtIl3E
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SheesT skOesIg
FARRAE, DIsHUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tful lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beAuti-
full, and they sell them very low for the CasaF
marehIl-h.
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PrincIPaI CLERK OF the SENATE

LEGlSLATlYE OFFICES.
Principal Clerk OF the Senate
We a-e 81 hoIi ed FRANC ~ Paul. Tate A.
CLERK Of tie stTst ~ esnCdate for Prncl al CLERK
Of the ss&sie Of Isnltsse. Augi3-d
Assistants Clerk 81 Ihe senate.
w,sresuh ie tn snroarc &c JCLIUS A. TR UsDALx as
ae,nddate A'EtaI c. era the Sc at OF
ssPtl2-ti
Reae an rEei to suuo5Dce TOEN BcCL tRIN. o. FUN
ny c4-ddAie Assistant Clefk Of tie sen~ts.
&C. Sc
Messenger of the senate.
We fF's tho iEed ? n uuce JAMS o'90NELL, Of
rsvrson oOdLty, csLdtA for be sengsr Of lie Re OF
Te res seJt
wsa e su horia d to annOuuce JULIUS B. BRIDGES, Of
Mohi q o&b.idA.s for Mts-eng,r Of TIE s-nsIe
EsPT-d
PrIncIpRI Clerk Of the Hsuse,
ar Suttorirai T. sunoUnce m Y 5FOWN 81 Chat
lsu csLdst fSr liz Lca Jerk Of th ue OF henre'
sntatVsA sepl6
We ~ o-'a d % a-n-une US. BJ:swUkN Is a
cIndi o. The .uss Of eP ,stnt-uves.
srpI--sd
We vrs ssshorzs to srnou @ W P VARYKs. Of sOmer
vile canii.ue for PIiopA oecE Of the house Of sePr
ssnts,isss ~. 2i-ts
ASSIstamt Clerk Of the House.
Weare Su tori ell osru ales vi, LIAM PArEgs cf
viii snut et7fitEs r Fir AS STINT Clerk Of the
House Ropes utai
We az q GnnsUros J vAS DYKE. Of Ne
hon a. ca d. las toe as iI4st JEEE lbs use o. Rep
rSssOts la ~ a
Assustant Door Keeper OF tha HUuse.
We su'h - d to snnu tncs y n C'wARDINa nil
date Sttsnt D5oF EeepT Of the Of
Tso-sS=s LsgIsl tGs s-gSJ-ts
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WAsHNGToS sept I4-Seversl petitions have been
received from New York aud Philadelphia demand
ing the expulsion Of tie London Tines correspOnd-
ent Russell
Several thousand Confederstes marched on ths
pickets near Halls House and Mount Olive Church,
driving them on the lines. They also shsllea Balls
cross roads. a mile below the point they carried
Mcclellan viii doubtless attempt 70 drive them back
today.
The picketa thrown out from Fort Corcoran were
driven in, lieutsnsut and two soldiers BEN killed.
The COnfederates fire signal rockets along the whole
line.
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Change of Location.

DETNq compsed to 20 South account Of the health
ny family, will he located for the winter 81 the sSt
ePoi VI PondeEsr Little Co., No - BArene street, Ne
Orleans, where wall leased TO friends, snd will give
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned Ny
agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to my depot IN
Nashville snd negroes that cannot be so Nashville by
structing them, will he forwarded Ne Hoping
by strict sent t. business the part and sgepts
merit continuance Of the Hbesl patron FsofOre
ssndsd me, respectfully solicit the fsvors
uess in my lire, either TOY Nashville or New 0ri,~Ts
aoVII-d WILL. L. I'd, JR
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WAsHSGToS, Sept IA The Post says yesterday 3
skGmishes are greatly exaggerated.
The Militia OF Ihs District Of Columbia Is prepar-
ing for active service.
The leading editor Of the Baltimore E5clangs has
been arrested.
Heavy firing wis hesrd at Chain Bridge to day,
supposed to be artillery practice.
The Post Is ot 10 this morning the Confederate
moved IN force 70 BGlps Cross 8oads- Four picksts
we're captured and two wounded,
NV Ynk, Sept l4-The steamer Columbia
mostly owned at the South, Ess seized to day also
81 900 gold destined for the South.
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For sale S.3OO Acres Of Fine Rark

EHyHB south is npeed have Leather great azznies
here chan e ole ALI Al Ioox ter Fcur
selves. will teil Riaga L-uy These arts h BaIk
hmbef IN und nee totpfFs ssTee 4tnDtiy for
cone together Sih slubt sncs OF mining grind
Bak ana ne free g. ssd andS have than
large shelter ~ ttt b. 30 the spot for the
large lot Of plank suitable sD' ing Vss StD
cor0s e Ba Tesdy Tor siso, rge she stable and
Other ca holses here cultivation about S Of land
near The aTd spot hstTe hiss Torn ed his Iocsliy for the
tan ins business ri ies Of Mt Pleasant the end
o. the fenntGee and Ara Rsinosd, beautiful village
indeed It neghbernofG venns 70 churbes and
schools will sell sad the third
cah the remsnde suit the purchaser, exchange BegO
property gOodH OF groceries, good city property Give
q look CROSS
ssuS-5Tms
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From Richmond.

RlCHN1ND. Sept IA. via Aelo CLEANS The Rich
moud lEIu,iAS,' 3 bulletin board mas the following
post ma ked LeWlsburg and written n the Pose
master at Richmond, as follows Gen. Floyd had
another engagement with the enemy on the l0sh
and routed them, killing 600 and WOunding LOCO
and tsking some prisoners Ten hours after the en-
gagement Floyd heard that the other wing Of the
enemy had crossed the river few miles above
them in order surround him on this side the river
Floy then fell back.
This is reliable. being brought BY an officer who
was in the engagement The Confederate loss was
one killed and eight wounded.
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CHRROKRK OuRRI

In unIa0tSO esrs for Seminal Weakness, NOe-
tuFnal EmmissiOns, hRPossAoy, Ices Of POWsr,
EGsRs N Tie Back SseHs 81 tkS Rk1ddsF, O6SFactsd
and Difficult KeastFHdliOE, and az Disedsos cdBsed
o. deVtdtia0 from "a dsS Of RGsUrS, 0Ad SadS0a0
n SsLE-P O1atiOa.
By the Of this ORFs all Improper discharges
ca the weakened Of generation speedily oure and
fall yigoF restored.
mind and body necessary promote connub happiness
In the "CheFskse Cure the poor debated deEp and
Sesparng devoes Of sensual pleasure will and relief
II safe AID pleasant In immediate in its action
Gaining mineral poison but prepared iron vegetable
extracts In the form Of = delicious syrup
Price 81 per Bottle, three hotties sr S. and Forwarded
BY express to all parts Of the world.
sod By al respectable Druggists everywhere.
P0TTRR AKRH IN. ProPnstOrs, Memphis Tenn
Sold In Nashville By Ewing Pendston Berry DemoVins
9. ". HendeTshott, and By Druggists sVeTyWheTs.
sSct23-dtv&W1y
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sUHNHi s, I'd linrsr tsr, VI James wilEsn snd 9th
b ess = Pc ron 20 se Il al lit spt earl the
an Us Ter that sslsy vi We TIA lacy dassbd
IS nts # the eiats of Tsbsss that
d pge3e Ii cauri aerVsi q on en-. q
hs soFs ord red b. the CLARK and pub
Es4s tbs o onal An no for ou. spocszive eks,
"a ting the pad La a. e, arthx Ivy, 20 ap
q a AT ho tn county Of steRsTs and Of
Ie o. he Hold Oc ober thea and
u pi AZ aT d c'mbla a. e ti nd ilde
eco aid M will he for hsrng
* paf 70 tas@. Thls 9Th seple 4ter
". COOK. Clerk
seP8F at pF'sfee 3 OF eE.rt CO1aty Cosrt.
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DTskRTIoNs The North, m pspers TEEN with aa
veTiisem Its or notices OF deseiteTs who it appears
are II ~ ly rs / umeI Gus as the recruit
The India polls JO4fh0l however ststes that
Ca pit RsInhardL ir,m BuriTet sbOro Tennessee, and
tW enty others all Germans had arrived in thst
town dest rteIs from Camp Boone, Tennessee.
They med Col. Which r, gimsnt at Camp Murphy.
The statement as II spears in the lndIahspOIs pa
per, we uuhesisungIy pronounce unnlit 6 tted
isIsehOod. and fully 1tct % it paraded all
the Abolition psptIs. That's the food they fatten
on LOulSUsUs Courier, S,gs. Is
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There are no Southern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yirns are QInted IS follows; 100 ard
800, IPc; 600. Ilci sou l2c; 900 10 per doE-n-
Fea heFa are in Ilmi-e ed dem nj Al 25c 10.
We hear Of no demand as yet for D. leo +, uit, and
are therefore, unable to report the prices al which
the Market will prLbAbly open.
Wool is ready sale Al 2s(930s per ID.
Whlsky is held At IS g 81 per Ellol for cou1~
try And 4595Oc for Nashville
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FaEuoNF sGPsRcEDED.
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Important from TIsgaaIas.-Gse surround.
ing KousmcFan1E.

CLARKsBURG, Va, Sept Is.-The Ccnfederstes
commenced advancing yesterday morning on both
pixies towards Water and Cheat Mountain sum
nit They surrounded the fort on the summit and
cut CT the telegraph wines They continued their
advance on Elk Water until within two miles when
shells from LOOMS battery check ID them.
Sklrmi hing was kept up all night. Two Confed-
crate officers spying around the Federals' camp,
were surprised by the pIckets sni shot one OF
whom Is said tD be John A. Washington, of Mount
Vernon.
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SOB PRavTEst WANTED.
LEGIsLATIvE OFFICEs.

At EaIs OErIOn GOOD JOB Printer.
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In Chancery az Lebanon, WGisOR COnnIy,
TtnneSAGe.
sEPTEMBEk kULks 1861.

Holm SNIP 30S. VS. Adtns, Csson ets'S.-rrOp BILL
D mt CO pc, ii to the d Yast,r d
fen Ucks resdeLt If de I'm.
81 be Orin TOoea Oi lsW served
i'm II dere at pu.lio ton be FOR ca,
eks - Am=iican y .PNT pub d
ciIy II hV dug sAtd dsfen
the o 4 { Il Court. wilson county 10
h hOu e, Lebanon, the no osdsy
10 bSr aod said i'll, the
will be t4Een c,ufess-d, hiR Tor LearinE
pRrI,, . tie sad arm Of the Gut.
JJhN K. HOWARD, c. l. n.
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FoRTRsss MONROE, Sept 1.-The Steamer 8. &
Spalding has returned from Hstteras Inlet. The
Susquehsnnah and PaWnee were there. Four
English Jagged vessels sedueed by the temporary
lowering of the Federal Gag offers to Dill 6. and
other facilities 20 enter the i1let were captured
They we're laden with mOlasses, shoea and clothing
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Mesrs CLARK, Gregory OoI-Gen.E Ipa'chased
Anbroal Oil, which has given tire satisfaction In
Colo, Toothsche and HeadScbs.
Cyrusten, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
sdeSrs CLARK, 6Fsgosy o. Nashville Tenn dentIenen It
ves pleasure tell that your A5rOal Oil has given
great reiIef and ease than the use Of
ether medicine
bottle Asd half Of your AmbgosiGl OIL
and from the has given in Rheumatic suffering,
So2d not be without the ether bottle and hall Tor price,
provided could not get more. Respectfully,
". g. PURHLHY.
Rinsgold, Ca Sept ID, 1859. apli-d&w2N
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BRILLIANT VICTORY OF GENERAL FLOYD.
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Prom New YorK.

NEW YORK, SEPT IA The Columbia has arrived
with Havana dstes Of the 10th. Two vessels ar
rived from New Orleans, having run the blockade.
A British schooner arrived from NsEbern, N c..
with rice and naval stores.
Confedersted tagged vessels are admitted TO Cuban
ports and treated those Of other CIVILIZED nadons
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sspt4 E4tpl'.fesls

TSJIsHA CoRL Montgomery ]. Corley, ais Orig
us 81 In TINS Ease IL 10 the @ ERIK Master
= the defendants Mon gouery EoWin IIey, Ofar
lott. oug huab4nI h4djsoo FurOnS Nm and Ezs
billiard OF the sste Of the
dlasy process tsW cInnot be served uPO1
the that publication be made four
10 the Union AReEi; paper p4blshed the
eiy Of ling sal de appear
tie Gerry OoaIt far Wilson county Id
uhJdse in Leb-LOn, the second No 10
plead, said Bit will
isS than, 81 fJr h.sriag PArss
. the & term OF The court
JOHN K. HOWARD, O. & N.
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In Chaaoery az LafayetGe.-June Rules


SNoODALL AID Andrews Richard Wright and others.
az On motion It appearing 10 the CLERK and 0aster that
Richard right, Of de- end this
resident Of Of Te that tAs ordinary
at ts Oourt upon him Iis hef srdess
o. tie Clerk and sf said CoaF that Puooaon Dc ms
Union and merc&n ter fouF successive Eees requiring
said kohard Wright % appear 81 tic court bou 10 the
ses, Friday Eer ID @ondsF august n, then
thsrs pad dsmuE complain bill, and In de-
fault heeof, n viii for confessed and foe
AanxinR oxpGFts e hxn- Ihis \ Juns, tS5i
rs1fs:1lSTsiSa-l .JoE1 eLAIBsRH1 esAk
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that this watering place will be kept open for
several WEEKS longer, and the usual convey snce
from COwsn and Tracy City will be continued.
Sept IL lot.
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hTATE OF TENNEasIEe.

Dickson COuSty Court. ARR. RuIes. 1854.
P MILF and wife, Bob O. MatlSck ct ais Petition q
sell Lsni.
Il appearing to my satisfaction III Matlock ard
Aaush msIIOek two q The tefsn in tn csrfe
the Of Tennessee an5 be,oId es
Of the ED process his Court heruEs det6 Is
NE thst ga 10 Usd fo1s Gin the Onion ard
American se Ppbrat I'd In tie city VILE re
CURING sad lon-re ient deitI sp ttfoe
OCun Cou Charlotte list hontay In Nossn
Der. l5 and then and tLee pesd, sTsv,F to
peltor, he Sin be taken confessed az
EN- for hearing Oarts, August z, lei.
Aug H-Wst eFinters lee 81. I o. o MUkRIs, CA NJ
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DAVIS rs Josp1 NO.e.sy, gUard Al, ct aisTrJupc-
n tioD and Aueldsl Bal In taLs it ape to the
ClIk and At IN Defendants Jamss Ausus US.
and The"ph' Peace iesJe Is Of AZ eae fsnns
h ordinary u Law csnnG be served upon
IT'S h:elOre rIzIei that publication de Tor our
;-vs the UniJBa Am rcaH pspsr published
ia Nashville uOi said defend &c appear
The Of tie ~ COIrt Tor Wilson county obs
tn use, Lebanon, the second AUnd Il
Oe q pltGi said bitl, or the
will conf ssvd them, and at for hearing
Ok psrie at the sail term Of Ihscourt.
JOIN HOWARD, o N.
sP!-E4tpr'sIseS3 EAzzS
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FokT HEERT, Tenn, River.
August 23d 1854. (
All absent Officers and sOldlers belonging 70 this
Post directed to join their respective cOmmauds
Immediately. By orders Of HErHAE
Col Commanding at Fort Henry.
". l. Mc1oAKIoo. Adiutant.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Gov. MagaGl las ProclamaIion!
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NnrICE rO POLIOY HOLpE

ESROM and after date, and until further cs, che Wa
OIause will be inserted in all Open PoCs By tn,
unesses Marine and Fire Insurance oomPany and the Mash
TIils coumercial Insurance. Company.
Vs. A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. snd Fire Insurance 90
JAMES WALKER
Secretary OommsrctAl Insurance Company
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WASHINGTON, Sept. IS-Intelligenee tonight is,
that the COnfedsraTes are moving in large bodies
from Fairfax to Falls Church.
Heavy picket skin mishing is reported.
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GP!-E4tpr'sfseS3

ETy F. ALLEN s. BTsdey, ct ais -Irj Inc!o1 Bill.
in this Il sppsaIs " the Clerk Mssef ihaI
defslds 3 EiIey. Is nOhrsident Of the stale Of Ten
that the may lag cam be Erved
On him 1, therefore Ierei that pub IcaioD he de for
sve Ia the Uuun AmericAn pIPeT pub
htd ~ the city OF Nashville commanding defendant to
spLeSr 81 Il ChaIctry Court fer s coun
~ be d tue lou tBsuss Ia Il the &c ID
Ond o.Uber eat plea demGr % said
vail taken nfes-d a. 70 hn, ana * {
10. be flag II parJs, ~ lLs ssd OF q e court.
JOHN &. HVNAkD @. NJ.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA Reliable. advices say that
Fremont is superseded.
Floyd left about $40 900 worth Of stuff behind
Fears are ente tsined hat he may concentrate with
Wise and atrae Coz
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WILLO NO ID Goa Gun POWDER.
MN

400 BD'"F WILLOW y o0D will Re yur bssei in
ANBNB all lIts, sNsre tt ssLv IIe ca 3 lb
or oasp rae tllea T. cie VIII may soy ~
A. pee ei ltgs stc.s split into
pr 10 laTlsfH tteI-i Us lie ell eeled 90
lie cuJu lie nest e uAiI,TLI zee
lie T., e.Td IN fees long. feet
Ign Al .eet .ISS' ,e>hIsi-ii 10 eutic ct.
--ELSO,-
TO Oussrd pounds Of 70 ash viii be Purchssi the
de IL Lsi at T. null. PA Ms,
Msi. AIT. sid Ord U b. A.
Ieer y Morn, PEG ~ SUI
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MY HOUSE w. 90 Cedar ,trset oruerly oOeuPsi By rs
a. NJ WATSON,
Ssp1 10, Hl-LIB Ne, % 1isa sGSsis
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IReETOS, No. sept 1.-The Union men from
GFeenvills report that Hardee has returned and
threatens Immediately to attack this point =
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\ rnEk-oaErgg SKY

The observations are. as far as possible, made be-
tween and in the mJrning, and at noon, and
s0d in the evening