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MILITARY,

TT s. ARAiY-MEN WANTED 40 FILL
- uP IIrs, Battalion, 12th L. 5, Infantry head
luarters at Fort Hamilton, ~ Y. Also int. =, NJ
mDn for non-commissioned officers Apply nj ~
u allan 81, " Capt, A. J, DALLAS, Z. s Army.
o,29 l5'1l5
I6O ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED I'M
lcO mediatcly-to proceed n Washington 20
DIN the ISGth Regiment n. Y, s. ", Col. q. Ii.
lNNES. JAMES GRANT, Lieut. olmrnandlng re-
cutting station, ,20l Canal 81. o9l 24-c'i03
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SPECTACLES GOOD AND CURAP-weak
~ sight impIuyed--Prof,sslr FR \SKS' eel 4iatod
eye prescrycrs accurately lusted 10 dslsrtlve VI
81 N 10y an evI rrionced practical optia ian. All kinds
repaired. sto 2S5 Grand street. near Eldrdgs.
oclT 9isc'1T
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GIVING MACHINES FOR SALf-SIX
pGr.y,r y II l,cr G machines, slightly used; nt for
.Hr uI heavy WORK; Cheap for r'-u, warranted per-
ieat, At 30 Broadway, Mohat building, room
MS 3'iIl
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EoE SALE
tenn ui horses, truck anl h,rnois: s,ln is
r,ar ilo corner of Wal auI Pearl st.: sull.. =,
lHi llHmfauri 4. 4. ROMANO iIas'lnl
The sun., 1861-11-20

TO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE
Sun building, cor. Fulton and NeSlau; steam
powor can Oo had If desired. This location Is one Of
the h,st for business, Of any IN the city R,nts low
Apply ut tue Sun office. n3 24n,gl3I
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TO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
= urr Of Nassau and Fulton SITS, Offices and large
0cms' suitable for manufacturing purposes with
Which steam power can be had If required. trtlO
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

pOARDING-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
- De- accommodated with good hoard from 81 %
'o a. q week; also a few young ladies at 81 week.
Il iia Canal ~, / door from sullivan. ni9 8'i1O
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An INrORTANr ANNOUNCEMENT- -
TIVE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
IsrAWIsiirp ~ i,Ji.
ChGtllm street, 100, corner OF Pearl strsl.
III. Waitc ir's, Luei. I. 4. trs Nnl BJ5 ~
For 20 cents
For 1901
For t.g6iit
For hOilil
Iir 7hiiiii
fpr 2Oo!lllIi
Shirts nNdc 20 order and warranted 10 ft.
Undcrslifts, Drawers Hni IIlfIItss
IN SIX, wnul, Mcrino and C,tton.
Firencn4 shrta Travelling Shirut
Army md Navy Shirt, Of every description
$i-pcndsrl Neck Ties and Gloves,
in every variety.
large Neortmcn. ~
W"nlen Jackets alvsys on hand
Remember ,ho No, 100 Chatham street,
nu9 Iac'lOl corner Of Pearl street.
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THE KNICKERBOJkERI ICE co. OFFER
Il iur sale l0horseN sJm" low ant -pnn high pric.l
ms. Arply at tie Compauy's stables, 20 aui "a
vest 18th NJ. Mo 5'I2G
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STORE AND HOUSE TO LET--ONE OF
- the best corners In south Brooklyn near the
.rriN, now ugclpird M a Liquor store. Awly !,
TlluS. RICE, conner ut Mtdi-nn ami Cltharine It ,
y a. }, CLARK, b5O Columbia It,, south Brook
Ign. nl2 G'iOT
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r ADITS, ladies, LADIES.

7 N'ITNl I4NIITN0T INIII -.
- II i4 il tie t.ur " maze h,rftins 4. Tur, -
.r, ,d''. tyit tine GrrN NurtHrnl lul Were-u
~ Wrappers Depot, II very, up slHrs. DRNkE-
'apig'f. os29 24'liO
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
A GENCY OF THE
n u. 8. GOVERNMENT
for the sale u
7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
AZ WALL ar

A GENCY OF THE
n U. 8. GOVERNMENT
9-l0 TREASURY NOTES,
WALL ST.
TIE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
sf. CiIAs. BURRALL HOFFMAN,
o. our hrm, agent for the sale u Treasury Notes,
bearing Interest At the rate Of $40 per cent, We
are prepared to supply them in lots " suit pur-
ohas,rs In denominations Of 5Os, 1Os., bO, lO00s.
and 6t Z, as may lie required, with COUPONS for
the TeS--fn OF Interest scmi-annnlly attached.
The rNfes are dated August 10Th, 1S5i, and pur-
chaefs pay the accrued interest Al the rat, cf two
cents per day on esch hundred dollars
BANkABLE FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
fui, hasers IN the country, sending chookA can
Aasy further infOrrn"iicn required viii bs given
by the UNDERSIGNED.
=. COLGATE q HOFFMAN,
o1n 9isc'iiS No. u Wal n.
A RMY CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS AND DE-
lhmands secured and collected, cash advanced,
Y. s. Treasury notes bought and sold g. q not 81,
10 Wall st. n. Y. o2s Nse'il5
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
- the Brush fsctory, S29 Pearl It, Hi-pcrs Build
Ing; all articles a. the lowest factory prioeo paint
brushes ~ superior quality constantly On hsnd.
JOHN X. nOPPEL oil 24no'll6
CITY OF NEW YORK
~ DIARrsENT oF FISArur,
BrREAu oP TIE REcEfyEH o. TANIs
NEw COURr-IIousH, PABE, Nov. Q, 1851
Notice Is hereby given, that per cent viii no
added the lst Jay Of December, On all TaI,s re-
manning unpaid; il+ That per cent Will I've aided
On the 18th dag ~ December.
t. avoid ino.ii, ui,uce und 'cay, t1g payers ,re
enruesu. requested MT " wait tt.l the lsAt u gS
month.
Ofhce hours, FROM a. m, toqpm.
noD 1OiSO JAMES KELLY, Receiver ofT,Nes.
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| PEM0vAL-THE NEW YORK DYING
~ and PRINTING Establishment WORKS on Slater
Island, ~ Duane II, ner Broadway lata 10 Tphn IT,
| Iranch Offices, 7q0 broadway, N. Y, AMI l96
Hurcpont st. Bro klyn oc2g 24AC'l0S
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R0RBACH & MANNING,
~ MANUFACTURERS ~
TRt NKS, Val. SIS, CARPET RAGS &c,
No. WAREEN st. and bSt BEOADWAY,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 MARKET ST., EsvAKs, Nj
y. N. RORBACH TT. MANyNCI.
Retailing los than wholesale prices drlng tie
WAT lyle tNll3
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500 To s1j0-TO LET FOR TO 10
+OO years, several houses, courtyard yrrHulah
routs also lots 90 lease, ou 5ls b4d, an bid sts,
nd 10th and llth uy,s 100 lots are already built
'r leased hr 10 10 years rent, $50 n 81 per an
num. Inquire ~ Gen. STRIKER or his Agent, 53d
~ uror Ia ave. Sth and 9th ave, cars pass every
minutes. nl9 3'l0T
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NORTHERN ROUTE.


Il1NV7 Nv I Ilk hS flTT-
From Chdpbcr srtrt. FROM Tlfrtie,k ,,r.-,
Juuri keepsc tt5Ins 60 l6.gSA n and I "a =
n, AMI II 70 and iPA a5Pn
Pe.kskill trim, $50 A ID t5A and ssA
n, and b.6O ?
SL.g Sing trt.iil. 3 10, 40 1 10 as and 10 tb,
and 9. 10 p. ~
li1ikul gain. I. C.3OPh l6fSph
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Manufactured AMI ~ sale tw'rlos1is srd rrt.r,
- No. 40 SouTH ssooSD Srgg't wi'luusharth
The sun., 1861-11-20

A RMY CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS AND DE-
lhmands secured and collected, cash advanced,
7. s. Treasury notes bought ald sold q. q not 81,
l6 Wal st. NY. c2s 2iac'll5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
SheriRs Sale.

By virtue Of an Alias yend Expanas to directed,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson County Tennessee, at its September term
1851 will expose public SALE to the highest bidder
for cash. the Court House yard the city or Nash
vle on Saturday, the I'd day of November, 1861, al
the right, title claim interest and estate, which s. l.
Alien then had, may have since acquired, in and to
the following described property (viz pece or lot
OF ground bounded follows: beginning on the corn
er OF lot conveyed for Church and Dr. L Ezell's
line and running thence west Is ALAS poles to the
center OF the Turnpike road thence with the center OF
said turnpike road south 10 degress 81 16 loo
poles to stake said lot aud the line Of Payne,s
thence north Is poles TO the south corner OF said
Church lot thence north 2S peles the southwest
corner of said Church lot thence north IL poles
beginning, being levied the property of s l. Al
len to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF W. &
Johnson against s. L. Allen W. W. Goodwin and +. B.
Bigley, this, Oct. Z, 1861. ~ -
JOHN x EDAUNDSON, Sheriff
octS-td W. ID. ROBERTSON Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
Tennessee Senators.

The Legislature of Tennessee has elected
to the Confederate Senate Landon c. Haynes
and Gu>taVus 4. Henry-both good men and
true, and both wellknown popular orators.
HAYNES comes from the rottenest part OF
East Tennessee, but is sound and reliable
a gentleman as any in the State. He was
the unsuccessful competitor, at the election
for the United States Congress 10 1859, OF
Nelson, the great Union man, who was
caught sometime ago and sent to Richmond,
but released by President Davis on his pro-
mise 10 behave himself. He once ran against
Andrew johnson for Congress, though both
belonged at that time to the same party; but
Haynes being 4 gentleman, and johnson a
blackguard, the latter was triumphanily
elected by the people who are now against
the South. He is The best and most finished
popular speaker in East Tennessee, and a
man whose private character compares with
that of johnson as the driven snow compares
with the blacklist tar. Mr. Henry is called
the eagle Orator. of the State, is descen-
dant of Patrick Henry, and man of bril-
liant talents. He once opposed johnson for
Governor, but was defeated. 1t must be a
little "bindingr on that notorious reprobate
and migrate TO see these hOnors heaped upon
his old opponents, while he is skulking about
| in Ohio, afraid to 60 home; bat as be has
made his bed. let him lie in it. In the for.
mer divisions of parties, Mr.. Haynes was 9
Democrat and Mr.. Henry Wing. There
will be few States in the Southern Coufede
racy more ably represented in the Senate
than Tennessee.-N. o. Crescent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
Recognition of the Southern COnfed-
eracy.

Recognition of the Southern COnfed-
eracy.
We clip the following item from the com
mercial column of the Cincinnati Enquirer of
the 18th inst:
In regard to the Liverpool Provision trade,
letter from one of the most extensive houses
in that city, to their correspondent here, says
matters do not present q favorable future.
The civil war in America, and the i'll success
of the Federal Army, with probability of a
recognition of the South by the European
Powers, postponins the war to an indefinite
period, If such an act would be the means of
engaging the North in war with England,
have tendency to depress the market; and
the prospects for speculative feeling equal
to last season are not at all fattering. eau
tiousness will be the motto by which they
will be directed. The letter closes with the
advice TO their Agent here not to engage In
the purchase of Hogs till be hears from them
for the probability was on the day he wrote.
October 5, that England would soon, perhaps
before the sailing ofthe next steamer, recog-
nize the Southern Confederacy, aud as the
effect that the move would have on the North,
not being definitely known in Liverpool
among the business community, extreme
carefulness for the present WAS particularly
urged. In confirmation of the condition OF
the market. as set forth above, we were shown
two letters from Irish Provision houses in a.
many different points in Ireland.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
sEwaxEE CoAL-Weareg glad to learn from

SEwANEE COAL--We are glad to learn from
. notice in this mornings paper from A. >.
CoIYAR, Esq. that the supply of Sewanee
Coal is to be more plentiful here 1t is
good thing. but has been deyilish hard t
come at We have been chasing after a load
or two for several weeks and found the pur-
suit like that of the Dutchmau after ''knowi-
edge under difficulties" The nearer we APP
preached. the further we were from grasping
the thing itself. But we live in hopes, and
feel much assured By Mr.. COLTAR,s card. We
hope the special train will come in daily,
and that whilst our citizens are reaping the
benefits of cheap coal, our friends CoLYAR
and sMCGEHEE may reap pockets full of
rocks;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03

The Ladies' of the Tennessee Hospital As
ISOLATION take this opportunity of acknowl-
edging their many obligations to the Masonic
Fraternity for their repeated favors; and &c
the m1ny friends each aud all, who contributed
so literally to-the Supper for the benefit of
The sick soldiers, as well as TO those engaged
in preparing and disposing of it. They are
happy to announce that the Supper was a
signal success, the gross receipts amounting
to more Than $500 90. S
In this connection we are requested by
those Ladies whose card o. thanks appeared
in yesterdays paper, TO state that they had
allusion only to those who SO kindly contribu-
ted to their tables. The picture of President
DAVIS, contributed by Mr.. WN. COOPER, could
have been raffied for, but the chances have
not yet been all taken. 1t Ia Mt CALHoUN's,
and the fine frame around it is the gift of Mr..
FREEMAN Messrs. RECKLESS and DIR. HARRIS
are authorized to receive the money of those
taking chances. --=---------------------
There will be called meeting of the So
ciety on Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock AN.
Mas. F. B. FoGG, President.
Mas. Dr.. SHELBY, Vice President.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
Manassas Quickstep,

4 HAVE just received piece of Music bearing the
above title, dedicated to the brave defenders OF
that ever memorable spot. Price so cents.
Also, new editions of the Palmetto Song, 20 eents
Song of the South 80 cents; Dixie all Right 30 cents
Southern Boys, so cents Southern Marsellaisc SO
cents; Thou art SO Near and yet so Far, 40 cents;
The Feint Resemblance, 40 cents; Southern Belle
Polka 10 cents; Pride of the South Mazuka 40 cents
Minute Men, or Flag of the South-by HAWKING, so
cents; Recollections of Memphis, 81 Roinanzan 90
CENTS besides many others Of my publication to-
gether with the publications of all the Southern
houses. ~ gsk
All sent post free, receipt of the marked price
For Drums and Buges, send to 80 Union street.
- JAMES A. MCCLURE, Music Publisher
p. SIN press, and viii be out 10th Novemb Der
:. Lorena,n 40 cents: Cottage by the Sea- IS cents
Ieesburg March, 40 cents, and Dixie Quickstep, 40
cents. Sendy our orders. st . i-l asept29-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
Board of Trade OF Detroit and Gen.
-Erv Mcclellan. Gee . q 90

A special meeting of the Board of Trade of
Detroit was held on Thursday last to consider
and take action On the following telegraphic
dispatch from Washington to the New York
Herald /: 60, ..-...r-ss s..s
'.An effort is making to supersede General
Mcclellan with General .Halleck, who is on
his way here from California. This change
would create new revolution in military
civil circles, where the greatest confidence is
entertained for General Mcclellan aa7r 2
The Board unanimously passed the follow
ing resolutions: s.zssss5R ~ ll
WHEREAS. Fearing the above is the FIRST
step toward the rHin of a brave and accom-
pli>hed officer, in whom the people have un-
bounded confidence, aud that the same wick
ed and unprincipled means will be resOrted
to as was done in the case of Gen. Fremont,
to ruin the reputation of General Mcclellan;
be il, therefore,
'Resolrei, That this Board solemnly enters
its protest against the removal of General
McClelian. and demands of the Government
that IL will at once demand the name of the
author OF the above statement. and, ii false,
proceed against him az public enemy.
''Resotped, That the business men Of this
city will view, with feelings of displeasure
and distrust, any attempt on the part of either
the Government or designing politicians to
interfere with General Mcclellan as comman-
der of our army on the Potomac. -,--izs7
"Resolred, That no man, be he Cabinet
Minister or private citizen, deserves either
the support or respect of any true and loyal
lover of the Union that would try to bring
discredit on the name and fame of one in
whom all our hopes are centered, and we
hereby declare that we have faith, strong,
unbounded, answering and abiding in the
Christian gentleman and soldier who now
| holds command on the Potomac.
| ''Resolued, That it is the duty of every city,
| town and hamlet throughout the State, to
| protest in thunder tones against either tele-
! graphic or Government attacks on General
Mcclellan"
DnriHg the debate Oil the above, the fact
was alluded to that the Governments at Wash
| ingten exercised censorship over the dis
| patches at that place, and the apprehension
/ was expressed that, as this dispatch was al
| lowed to be sent over the wires, something
was meant by it.. As in the case of Fremont
Injurious telegraphic reports were allowed to
he sent from Washington, which proved to
be but the forerunner of serious charges
| and the withdrawal of the confidence of the
! Administration from the Commander of the
| Western Division Of the Army, so twas fear
1 ed by the members of the Board of Trade tina
this dispatch, in relation to General McClel
Ian, was but the avant courier of the digract
OF the Commander of the Potomac. The una
j nimi;y with which the resolutions were adop
! ted shows the feelings of the Board OF Trad
4 of Detroit against this mode of destroying
1 the reputation of military commanders.-CF'
.cinnaf Enquirer. -.ssi rs .fgfS e.s-lss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03

Yesterday was another cold and gloomy
day. The sun made few partial attempts
to throw his rays through the clouds; but the
light emitted was pale aud melancholy, and
he finally gave mp in despair. But, in the
midst of gloom there was one cheerful
place.-"Imperiai Head Quarters, where
dull care did not come. nor the bines dare
show his face. BEE and CHARLIE, backed by
their command Of Bsauregsrds, cobblers, re-
vivers, punches, and the like, kept every
body about them in good spirits. and full Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03

sxL -rRaula FENCE.
Air-ssHsn Columbia. ',s

Air-ssHsl Columbia.''s
Sons OF The South, beware the foes
Aark 10 the murnar deep and low, = =
Rolling up like the coming storm,
= Swelling up ike the sounding storm;zf So
Hoarse as the hurricanes that brood
In spaces Ear infnitude
Minute guns OF omen boom
Through the futures folded gloom, 1r.r "a y -Fe
Sounds prophetic I'll the air, = f..ss -
Heed the warning-and prepared
Watchl be wa.y-eyery hour 1850
Mark the foemanis gathering power - i4'
Keep watch and ward upon his track,
And crush the rash invader back 7o.-r -'f
Sons of the braye,-a barrier staunch
Breasting the alien ayaanchs- 81, r-s.-.-F
Manning the baItlements of HGHr---4 --s
Up for your Country, God and yiglstH'
Form your battalOns steadily .
And strike for death or victory
Surging onward sweeps the wave
Serried columns of the brave 80
Banded meath the bepison - s.ss
OF freedoms God-like Washington
Stand but should the invading foe
Aspire to lay your affairs low,
Charge on the tyrant ere he gam
Your iron -aTteried domain
Sons of the fee! when tumult trod
The tide of Revolution-God
Looked frem His throne on f'the things Of time -
And two new stars in the reign of time
de babe TO burn in the azure dome,
The freeman LOVE and the freeman's HONE!
Holy of Holiesi guard them well,
Battle the despoFs secret spell,
And let the chords of life be riven
Ere You yield those gifts of Heayeni
10 p9dH! trumpet notes E.
Shake the air where our banner floats
10 triHmphe! still we see
The land Of The South is The home of TIE free,
"a good clergyman being censured for introducing
song tune" into his choir at church. replied that he
did not think it fair that the devil should have all the
good music" In like manner we will neuer give up
Hail Columbia to the Abolitonists-it is ours, and
we mean to hold of dearest rights this the
grandest march ever composed by mortal man.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
wrroops i'm a charge. J

The battle of Leesburg affords another IL
lustration NOT only of the yalor of our troops,
bat of the extraordinary fact that even the
soldiers who are freshest from their peaceful
farms and workshops engage in a bayonet
charge with all the courage and twice the
ardor of veterans Among the newest of the
companies of the 9Th Virginia Regiment was
the Fauquier Beauregard Rifles. They had
been buf few weeks in camp, and had never
seen battle before, Their Captain, too, was
sick at the time, and the command dePolsed
{ on the lst Lieutenant. But q correspondent
Informs us that they were among the foremost
in the magnificent charge made By their regt-
wounded. They were at the capture Of the
eaemy's cannon, and Lieutenante Smith and
Fantt personally took partin bearing OF the
prizes,--Reh Esgsirs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
To the People of nashville.

SEwANEE Coal MINES, Nov. 2, 1861.
Some trouble has occurred in filing our
orders for coal, mainly on abount of trans
portation. it being impossible to get our cars
returned while we were dependent upon the
ordinary freight trains. Ut is due, however,
to Mr.. Cole, TO say he has done all in bis
power.) But next week We are to have reg
ular coal train, TO be continued. Under this
new arrangement we can reassure the people
OF Nashville that henceforward, more than
100 tons of coal shall be delivered at Naah-
willie every day, rithoaa a change of price, and
that everything shall be done that can be to
have it delivered. @&
A. 8 CoLYAR,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
STRAYED,
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue OF an Alias venditoni Exponas to me di-
ID rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Sep
the highest bidder for cash at the Court House Yard
in the city Of Nathville, Saturday, the ed day OF
November, 1851 all the right, title claim, interest
and estate, which Felix c. Mckay then had or may
have since acquired in and to tho following described
property, to wit: two likely negro men; John, about
thirty two years Of age, OF yellow complexion, and
Mike, about thirty years Of age, of yellow complexion
being levied the property of Felix G. Mckay to
satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of p. Gibson,
&C.. against Felix Mckay aud L. Y. Craig, this,
October 3oth, 1861. - 80 II
( ba-1 5elsgh JOHN K. EDMuNDSoN, sheriff,
BY ". d. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sherif.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
q speaking.

Gov q. S. Foors, candidate for the Confederate
Congress, i address his fellow citizens Ct the 9Th
Congressioesi District, at the following times and
places, via i-.'a ai.if4t-
smithviIle, DeRais county ,soa Monday the lss OF
Aexandria, DeKalo county, on Tuesday the 22d
Instant. e -a-s 2 tss-s1i-ls-ssI's- = Htf
Carthage, Smith county. Wednesday the ESD Inst.
Lsfayette, Macon county, Thursday the 24fh 10
slant - go .aasiil - = = -s.--ls -i---.- Z
Lebanon, Wilson county Saturday the 7sth instant.
Il Spring place, Monday October 2Sth -
October 18th ~ II -
Tuscalum, Wednesday, October Both
Tank, Thursday, October 3ist.
Buck Grocery, Friday, November ISL ~ :
Su.ieyss store, Saturday, Novembsr ana = i. -
Goodiettsyiie, Monday, November 4ih- LID
Cowan's Store, Tuesday, November eth -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-03
Sheriff g Sale.

Rf virtue OF a Vend. Elk. No. 1880 TO me directed
u ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Oh Davidson county, Tennessee, at its September
term, 1861, | will expose TO public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House yard Ia
the city OF Nashville saturday the 9Th day OF No.
yember, 1851 all the right, title claim interest and
estate, which William Ii. AcSairy then had, or may
have since acquired in and to the following described
lot No. SO, in the plan OF division OF e A. McNsirys
Court at Nashville in minute book e pages ga ma
Soo TO which reference is had containing q and
l44; poles beng levied the property of William
D. AcNsry, 10 satisfy judgment rendered In favor
OF A. J. Cole against W H. AcNary, October 10, 1891
JOHN z. EDMUNrS0N, Sheriff. =
By A. CREHI.. d. p Sheriff.