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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20


The Professions well know that diff
ferent Cathartics - act on different por-
tions of the bowels.
The Family Ca - thartic ill has,
with due reference r to this well cstab-
lished fact, been ~ compounded from a
variety of the pur- - est Vegetable En-
tracts, which act alike on every part
Of the alimentary - canal, and ar: good
and safe in all ca = sss where a cathar-
tic is needed, such - as DcraRgcments Of
The Stomach, Sleepi- - ness. Iains in III e
6dck and Loins, Cos GrcHess, Pain and
soreness over the % whole body, from
sntden cold, which - frequently, if neg
lecsed, end in long e course of Eercr Io,,
-iHehfe a creep { ing Sensation Of cold
orcr The body, Rest ca Iessness. IyeodGcLe mr.
Height in the Head, all InRaD,afory dis
cases, HORNS an Coll 'dren or adults, Rheu-
mahsm, great purifier of the blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir. too nu
merOus to mention in this advertisement
Dose l TO 8.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Ca
tlinrfic Pills are retailed by druggists gen.
orally, and wholesale by the trade in ali the
large towns.
s. 7. w. SANFR0D, II. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Dallas by }. MOTT, Jr. T32:Iy1
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SA n + O II ID S
LIVER IMVIGORATOR

NEVER DEBILITATES.
TT is compound entirely from Gums, and
& has become an established fact, II stadnard
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-19
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN OCT 10, 1861


DOCTOR Z. ". Hill would respectfully inform the in
IL habtants Of Hsrdwck, vicinity and Community, at
large that he has owed to South Hardw!ck. Caledonia
Co.. Yt where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
oer-(i0 is ,aionS Sta1esl speciality ia business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
The Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
mt Of the above named DSease-rom 50 years expert
in the treatment of Cancer and oil conditions Of the
system, producing that Disease, NJ would say 20 the
afflicted, one come ali, and the Doctor will advise
you what to do. All Counsels gratuous. Any amount OF
References will be given the crcdulos application
The Doctor is regular Physicians Of the old school
means all he says and no Humbug
South HardWick. june "A, lt6l. 2ST
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Earl EEaagha ways Estate.

WAsuyGroN DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, within and for
said district on tie 9th day of september, A. H. lS6l
CARAlI Ann HATHAWAY, administrator, on the es-
y tate of Ear Hathaway late of Calais in said district,
deceased presents her Illustration account Tor settle
nent: Wlereupon it is ordered that the same be re-
ferred to the I'D day of October next the Probate Once
in said MONTPELIER for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
Montpeer three weeks successfully soon as may be
that they may appear said time and place and II they
see cause, object thereto. BY order Of court,
C3l Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Nrs. laura F'gsdssasm's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
WAn1NGroN d lsrRIcT, SIS. Montpelier within aud for
said District the 23d day of september, A. D. lool
HIRAM PUTNAM, Administrator of the estate OF l'au-
[ ra Putnam, late OF Woodbury. in said district de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
ment: ,
Whereupon 1t is ordered that the be referred to
the 18th day of October next at the Probate once IN sad
MonoeIier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
they NAV apnear at said time place, and if they
cause object thereto. BY order of Court.
30Jf Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register
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George Richardson's Estate

UHE ribers having pponted blythe Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
missiorers receive examine and hdnS all CLAIMS and
demands of all persons against he Estate Of Geo &C
Richa rdsun late of Norhfeld in said District licensed
nd theterm Of months from th
Nth day of September 1861 being allowed by said CUult
the creditors of said deceased shb and prove their
respective claims before give notice that we VIII attend
the duties of appoint men at the dWtngHnaTt u
Mary H. Richardson in Nohied in said District on the
10Th pay of October and March next, al oclocE IL :h
afternoon, each of said days.
Y. H. AYERllL, r,.n,.
GALEN G. MARKHAM,
NortbfieId, Semi 9th, A. ID. 1861. 30lfWJ
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Not ! &c,

I HEREBY give lay minor son, Michael Morrissee, his
time during the remainder of his minority. and shall
claim of his wages pay any debts of his
tracing; after this date. His
JOHN X MORPISSEE.
Attest, l.. HENRY Mark.
Waterbury, Sept. 10, 1861. 22o
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS Tthn
WASHINGTON DISTRICTS and for the District aiore-
aid will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier, in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Cour. are re
cuested to attend to the same said court days.
r. r. MERRILL Judge.
December /. 1860
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70 OF ice.

THIS is certify that nay wife, Mara nda Nix on has tn is
day left my bed and board without just there
sore, all persons hereby notified not 10 karbor or
lruat her on nv account. GEORGE NIXON.
Northf"ll, sept. ., 1861. fdwed5d
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" Notice

T HEREBY give notice that have this day given my
1 william n. Buck, his time for the remainder of
his minority and shall claim of his earnings pay
any debts of his contracting after this date,
CHESTER DUCK.
EDWIN s. CHADwIcE Witness
Sept, % 1851 SOL
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Y Office.

ryi1. s. certify t!at have this day sold my son, il
lis W. lowell, his time durn, the remainder of his
minority, and therefore shall pay debts Of his con-
tracing claim any of his earnings after this date.
ii. 0. STOKE, " illness. HANNAH LOWELL,
South Har iwick, June -, 1861. 3Mfw3
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AGENTS XYaNTnY /,

MI huhN > wanted to sell a new nd usef,l Ia
~ uon' which is something that every IaJv ao,
"Tu every lady will have at the low price II IL
. u ms anords rare chance to young Nor ub VI
S" oi as pays from s4Oo $50 ner or are
Montpelier, ", fS7m3 ADDRESS,
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- leave dyes alone, and use oll ,o,n4 r,I-,{, .
GIVE, like iltimstrcet'> lnnitabe.''
,oto tFeryWeere-!rice SOC and 81 per bo:ti.
~ e. 1'A"AA &C., Pr0p,itols, Tro, ny
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ms ncomp'r&hle excellent pre- pcratiCu for the Res
oraton OF Gray Hair to its original color to preserve
itar from falling out and to Badness one 4ac
at Humphrey Browns in this citv The evidence Ma
TINS Restorative is no humbug is concu:iycs
country" ' '"F'' 81 '''
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Notice

WHERE rs, my wife, Susan L., has left my bed and
w board without any utabe cause this is to motif y
all persons of the fact and to forbid them harborng or
supporting her at my expense. JANIS K. MURRAY.
ruNbury, VT, Sept, IS, 1861.
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MZssns, HRSsY P. WILSON Il Co.: I deem Mrs VII.
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the STANDARD
articles Of al hair preparations. [ have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where It had
fallen off remove dandru, restore the hair to s original
color entirely the most painful headaccS-and 10
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n. l.
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ClcnVlalld PIaindeaIer,
FhUM TIE
st. louis Republican.
Cairo Giay G3xGsta

Many of our first citizens of Louis mr., nsiro =
| glowing terms of this arcle'' o
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2RETUAssY.

Ties a. re5crca on Bay Bartholomew Moehouss Par.
h TIE al dsy Il Getenber, ult, capt THoA,s NDEPgN
rsNUE FOLK bon ia Ne kliuhur county North Car
n on An day or July. lS6 and the date Of
decsGss q AMI lac mon rs descended rom
heVo.unsry sy AMI e-tsd largely Of their mar
tai pr5c,tJ Ine acA burg North aEolina, ecl,r-
oi I~d-rerlen promu atd the tive Geh Ct May,
st try Ecll upon to o the os Of one no
ie1 ~ tat, ~ tn0red Ii Capt THlMAs
Pa-E iaug-l 10 ztueTa i1J nearly all Of whom had
passei sTay fore He S in nth gfel with those
Nal l CD tie s1se ions the scot, and
OF all ueN as high oned, iLdepen1e 0t, geuerous
sei.r H Manly lis be4'iDg, al1Ost t
tire "A wu 90 tu Ii Jack upoa lend fee
close hnd the ssitiss OF the edy.
Cd Of UErelry the Tls good ne ever lea ned
70 IIrl ID and scent ey Uo only the
-,i elm Ult Tor the JOS ne gr td alton Of
Z 81 'r7P Cd his chivaIr5 ature be hIs swCr I'd
Of ,iIs gar0ua her bold def &c Of
h se ats T-vu-leat in !e3., her mos.
clIsses -Canrs. large o. id ir gfriens 10
W r,CGi The ireli gcs Of l. de tn III rue rrnw
In lie "a tbs state Il Ceaness e, he IYei
~ Ted l. hs state ia SJ2 North Carolina Sou b
ius, I'd al tCIr vi TO his enerous public
sir tan he pa TOTbs sc erecting each Of
WliloIz live iy t. his w.rh III and
SRI IF rr d aim in eg H. which knew blea-
is. stCe aud rUlW vita GIm d 81 vr.ues; ld
p r.s -s TO rzOl Go " ruCh men live in;
lie .m-c yG,a e cr hem and the itags
Va ia, daul e a. gu ath c. for the eXatt
falepr re LAY no hav known him, h 5
g. fcI. Keel enc, pr mp ed Oy mis- exemplary
the wui;n, ng he without ostsn
t.iou bat n n d. n ~ DeCyming PRIDE. J, j. P,
B-srVp. La, sept,n0ec ~, 1851.
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DEB. KINGS DIsPEEsARE
FoH PRIVATE DIsEASEs

- - DR. KlEG, formerly Of Rev TcIk, Tor Ehsf
49, fou- yez-H ofLoaisYi1ls, KsntreEy AID Bho -
eytsa hs attention 70 TIA treatment Of pvas over
drty yer-s hziera himself having attended practice &c
ANY rs aud cured many Thousands, b eHaoled % ca
II 5ssscs CO private nature, mater hoE ba thsy nay
ron njadiCioUs medical treatment oro neglect ofthsir Own
Dr. Kings Densary e No 9 Deadck street between ChcFFy
I'd the Square where he all dsssOf private
saoRIEA cared EikCut nzueous medicine zterfsrenes
business
sTRCruzza old 5sts, sEssrEiiy cured IN few
ayshg an operation which csascs Paia- where Structure
s health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps ai5ease eazs oro
5iss4fsf and undermiEes Toe co1Hitutio7 80 mzch.
sysrgIIs With all the diseases OF the skin growing
e treatment can seeciaally cured IL fsE days
ssL particular attention having been zver 70
sess and al the consequences TsEn gift, bFough
N in any cases ~ The destructive bahi Of ncOnadsFats
yoths and excessive indulgsnee Of TIE passions NEGLECT
gh VIII undermine he esnS tuition, rendering TIE guisef IN
'tor society, and causing PrsatuEsold ass
FeuaIe1 nay be isborinE With Az cuV " hs Ecuh
say rest assures Of in1nsiiGfs relief
Psr5oas residing abroad b. writing and stains their sass vita
fee enclosed directed % Dr. A. King, Ne 3 Dedyick strss
iashvis Tenn will Ia ethe recsy msdlcins sent 10 oF
,ddrsss with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed OFos
hourr o'rIosk In TIE morning Eatl sn s evening
massaESo-d&Hly
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D R. COL E M A N S
PRIVATE DEsPENsARY.

WIS st'eDtion 81 citizens Strangers, sod oths visiting
Nashville requiring cal I'D lie respectfully called 70
this oce, Ds-deicS street second foo-, bctFesc Cherry
and he Square
DR. UOLEz ~ is a. cid practitioner meticns, hr an s.
unDit experience AID haerns past
il reaaento has ucel hin 70 e
undiVsed ate ali disc Of his ture many
the character have oH y ysisd 10
ais improves ne bod ei reaueat
Primary. secondary Tertiary ami Her diary s. hha is Con
rrhsa, Get d al dise1s u the gt- Al and
n with o resistance T. his rem dies.
All female rregul rites md iuucgra geens o. the
Foms, and all diseases srsing from eestsOn and III l
psr,uritiOn.
Every Of Re1u~ibs Rupture and o. Piles and Froiap
the Rectu, most Of Fist1's le cared
process merry panie either Of the latter under
"a en- by D., Os 95drtaby 1cITrazts2 as
careful exain ton always pesn the necessary mic 5hS
Of failure by improved meth5- OF clerau
Persons either applying in per5 or b. et tdssT
easel the GT5t OF scsuate echc cl-vss7
cared most By the aborIe bod in tOryght
hours
strict emf e7ce, prompr attention ard modrte charges,
will gtv,rn him With MS patr
No mercury the CT UspsTs1l dssGss as
believes I'm mot case5 produces disease han that
it - siYen to cure.
ose nous eight in the morning till nas the even
7cti-'
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For Congress.


Weave Authorized ounce FAxoN IS c1n5iaase
for ngrs5 from the 9Th Ong'essiogsI strict uprising
StEar tn 4IHeys, Dickson and Hickman ocJ.7-ds'
We su hor'zed to nocuaco COIYAR cand ate to
represent the third district the C0nTess o. The oOnieesa
We are autnarEsd to an urcs -Ol CO Try csali
dse rep t.ne TX esosaI District Ia the It
'O-gress n o7'dra sa.-s CT America sHdr to-
TasHeRt Co.'s u i'm. oct!j-ts
We are uthoiz d to supounc, ] GO AsTU p. o.
Owe Teprrs the Ecngess Of tie Confeds
Sc TIN h lis let a tie unit ~ an
dsrs 0, Cuaber-1u, Moran, colt, seur toa
JACKSON Pu hte Van BuTsn aud Warren. oct24dte'
We IRE q tn ri ed a d qres:ei to announce T MAS
NE he o pTuEhel, &C ate iSr the Lderate Con
gTes tie g. DatE posed Of tn ef err
sob h stham, Montgomery, stewart Diekso,, m
phrey' nd hic2m IN octs4-d.s
wear auth III. g announce Col Taos sNoD5R, s. Of
White c'rny nni A. 20 represent the Al Ii trict
TIE con le oDgsesss CclS-t.e
We sreautlUrz d t. aa-cuacs I've NJ RENTLEY As can
tn CO 4ntss d L. con Giles awr,rc. Tayle IL and
Asu ,, the C1nfed-r,ts tOagress osG3-dit
orised suaouto Hon. KrEBLG o.
Ru herford CANDIDATE for c'ngr~7 il me 6th dst Co.
shall. Bedfud d .ogee t5-ts
-re author I'd to unou zee A Id CA Iat
Cor Congress 81 Confessional District. ect2 te
We are authrE't to announce II HLEs . -DI, Of
ror nd aate TO- CONGRESS the Gsh istris,
pc ed Of the unI + cannon, RteTfori, William n MIR
auth rzsi 10 arnourcs Bon z s FOO Z as cand
represent the Onfed stles, in the
5h isr ccmDosd Of the counties Of Nc sm III IeHsb
Wilson and d wilson OctS-dte
vea-e auoo ed 20 anDou7- Hop. GfEEy, sr.,acsn
dia'e for c. h Fl tn District composed o. III
cOlnus. @ M.c-n, Smith sK@Ib LsOn a. andsOn.
octI7-te
Weers .u,horize5 to ann -urcs JAaEs T cARMIgHA,L,
OF singer C O. ate 70 rsrrss tie Sc ona src
in the G Of he Co fodsiats ST. Is ccttS-te
We ae author qsa to annrgncz P SAUNDERS as cauii
da, for CongEes from tie seveath Congressional District at
the Novsm sT election. sept 7-dtd'
as ea5diss fer congress from tie fifth Congress onsl Dis
triet az the Noyezbar ele-tion- seP.7-tde
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TENNESSEE LaGEsLATJBE.
SENATE
TuEsDAF. OCroBaR %, 1861


TUEsDAS OCTOBER 20. 1861
Senate u5et st o clock Dir. Speaker CHEATHAN
in the CHAIR, AID the Journal was read.
CHARLOTTE TtRNP.KE.
Mr.. BARTON presented petI',oa from the Pres
iient and Directors of the Charlotte Turnpike
Company. R-sd and referred TO Internal Improve
ment Committee.
NoyoroLIE5 And FRAUDS.
Mr. JONES. from the JudIci-ry COMMITTEE, re
ported with ameadjaaHa bill No. AZ TO prevent
mcnopoliCs ana fraud, ana as amended recommend
ed its passage
Also bin No. H. to amend section 22G5 Of the
Code.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
Mr. WILSON, Of Marshall, returned the bill in
cooperating tae Southwestern Express Company
without amendment.
PAY OF s0IDyE IS.
Mr ANDERSON introduced a resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our members OF
Congress to procure an Increase to a. mujh as SIS
per month il the pay Of our SO diers.
SPECULATION.
House resolution expressing the sense of the Gen
eral Assent in regard to speculation, was taken
up and discussed, and passed over Informally.
CONSTITUTION.
Senate resolution proposing certain changes in
the State Consultation WIS rscommilted.
CHAMBERS AND PUEDY TURNPIKE.
Senate resolution transferring the interest Of the
State in the above turnpike TO the county Of acNii
~. on Recommendation OF Tie internal Improve mt
Committee was adopted snd transmitted to the
House
RECONSTRUCTION.
Mr.. LANE: 4 resolution Instructiug the redis-
triCting committee TO report bill apportiOning the
State laLO Senatorial AID Legislative districts
Tn. rules were suspended on motion Of Ar
LANE and
Ga motion Of Mr. SPURL]CK, the resolution was
amended bv instructed the committee 10 use such
ho "a T1-il
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To tbs voters Of me Fsfrh Congressional
$3.50

District,
Lam 6csndiiate for Congress In this district, and
have two oppOnents-Gov. FooTE and Judge GREEN
Itisrisht and proper that you should know the
views of men who aspire to represent you in these
times Of trouble and alarm. Judge GREEN, in 1858,
il letter to tract society of the North, used the
following language 4 have not intended to defend
the institution Of slavery. have long considered
IL IN eYiI-an evil (ss Mr.. RrvEs once admitted in
the Senate) morally, socially and politically Until
within the last twenty -ve years never heard any
ven informed southern gentleman give expression
70 any contrary sentiment. About that time Mr.
CALH5CN list announced the opinion that the institu-
ktlUn was a durable one. Now many Southern men,
following Ar. OALHoUE-and pressed by aggressive
attacks from the North-hold the same opinion. But
Inever have sympathized with this sentiment The
above extract was taken from the Banner Of
Peace, the organ of his church, and it will
avail him bat Little to say that his letter
has been glrbied, for l defy him to publish
tue whole letter or show one line or sentence
il the letter which viii relieve him from the obi
ous and anti Southern sentiments which are avow-
ed il the paragraph quoted. This bare assertion
viii not aHsB-r for proof for he should remember
hat the laws and customs of the country will not
permit The feloa 70 be acquitted BY his own declsr
atoms, after he has committed the deed, when the
facts arr against hiGa. He says that Mr.. YAkCEE
ana u Montgomery Advertiser dsnounce him as q
BLACK Fapubl.can because they wished to break up
the lar. scheol at Lebanon The New York 7riJlms
published his letter and headed it in large flaming
letters The Chef Justice of Tennessee on the Side
Of Freedom" and It is hardly to be supposed that
GsEELsY wished to interfere with his law school
have no quarrel to raake with the old man it
~as nyduty to state to you the facts and have
done go.
Itacosts to nis-that if you can vote for him with
This record, which repudiates the fundamental pr1u-
cipies, apon which your. new Government is based,
that With the. same prOpriety you could vote for
Seward or LESCoLS, for they have never said more
IS to myself, I am Southern man I'll over. Ihave
never fckered.' Istood by YANCET and DAVIS from
the first and intend to stand by them to the last
am farmer by occupation, identified with the
general Interests Of the county, If you think that
sm worthy, would ike for you to vote for me +; if
nat, for some one else, and l shall not complain.
r E. THOMPSON.
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IsHAm 6. HARRIS,

Governor OF the state Of Tennessee.
tas ShsTi5s Of he counties Of Rhea BledsOe. Brad
/ sy. HGHlFoH, Marion and SeggGehie in said Safe
GREETING:
sasa' T. 3 s5s6.: f q ss .s'a &c: E t. t,.s
AID sequache elns osng tie ighth senate L Dis
N has oten dc ed can't b resolution o. the Senate
Rre thssefose crmmanyef 70 Omen sri oi1 - .,,t -
al tn Di ces II DO d NJ eac ii rs urr Tues We c.,ts
atfdar the 18th uv Il be en- sT e,r uar .fvi -
metre thereo as e red By law the elecoa of Ssso-
81 As vacancy Hffe.ad aud due re.arn the. a. ne -
me- acc11fai8s TO la=.
- n testimony whereof hlvs hersunto set ~ hand
se S.osS nsf ss1 e ne 5as g a. e a'd :
tober a. D. 1851
By the governor: I5aAH G. HARRIS.
KAY aeeTeary ~ State
TT7uha.tanooga Sgertiser copy. loess4-dlwkvts
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There hiss been something Of panic in the Flour
1la-lt. n tie early part of the week prices wers
.dv-acad 50 G51G ~ The reason assigned for
thla advance is las heavy eonsUmptiYe demand
from the South s7d the army, and the inability o
the mills IN the Confederate States to grind up the
g. raf % rs to keep 3 stock ahead of The demand
EgsLuas Union uui Aregi c1a Oct 20
/, appears tC Us shat she reason assigned for the
advance IN Flour is very insufficient There are
m;js IN Redmond now comp aratively idle, which
en- rvru sus over 100 5bls o. -four 2 day-RlcH
m9s3 WIG Oct >.
Ne ,russ she euterprising uillers Of Richmond
viii sazd = Tennessee for E portion of our i'm
msrse wheat crop, and then send US the -four they
N 7r-lss;.t,,re out # l.
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TO CeudIdaIes fe, CenEresg.

It has been suggested, and we think the suEges
ton good one, that the candidates fer Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed on their tickets so as to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon this
suggestion.
PRINTED at this office at So thousand. If
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THE DAnV-Srnsle copies of our paper can be
had at the count ng room at five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and a halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys are IN the habit
OF selling single copies at ten cents and more, a>
lodging thst the paper costs them i've cents.
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A candidate for Congress in the Sixth District,
composed of the counties Of Cannon, Rutherford,
Williamson Marshall, Bedford and Coffee, will nd-
dress the people st
Lewisburg, Marshall county, Wednes ay, Ocso-
Der %, at 2. PM
Chapel Hill, Marshall county, Thursday. October
Der 80. ---
Franklin, Williamson county, Friday, October
Triune, Williamson county, Saturday, Noven-
Der l.
Manchester, Coffee county, Monday, November
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Tuesday Noyem-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30

We win special vor freaas and corTssrO on
The various divisions ard Of the Cot de-aS
furnsh with all he gossp AMI o2er to be
placed before TIE pu lie. Eh PIPER bOh
interesting and welcome visitor the tent of 'vey sodr
fighting orr battles to- IND peDdancs. Their letters should be
adsssssed to Us It Ncsh-il e. Tenn!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30

&EssGs Mason AND SLIpsLL.-We are pleased to
learn the CGl4mbis s0h Car0lnia7s of the 25th
.aa, our Ministers have arrived safely where they
arc noIin danger Of being disturbed by Lnc,IN s
ssifs steamers. Our next news of them will be
Ia tzy ape safe in England and France, officially
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Wanted,
A. ibis Once boy Who undsrst .hds how to pack mail
Nntice 10 E.IendH.

Those # Our lends irving from e dOninions Of Ki7g LIN
who have copies Tie late Louisville, Inc nnGti or
Northern apes coritI special ho; ourselves
AID the Pr ~ ocs in Nashville, with
the least deay poss bic.