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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03
GRAPE VINES.

VOUNG Vines of TWO years, OF ''MIller's
L Burgundy" with beautiful roofs can
be had also, peach Tree from seed OF the
choicest varieties, if called for soon.
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsburg, April 10, 1861.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF SFEAWLS,

broche, Bay State, Waiervlle, black SILK,
cashmere, embroidered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, cassimers,
salinels, vestings, weeds, Jeans, coating vel
vat beaver cloths &C.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-07-03
SchIrrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement.
liberation, Carries and Exfoiiation OF
the Bones.

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epl1ep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
1nado by the Alternative power of this medicine. II smu
hates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cesses OF the people, and confident tat this viii
do for them all taat medicine can do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-06
Monetary and commercial.

/ TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 5, 1861.
The New Orleans True Dsld in its Money Art Gle
of Saturday evening, says: The demand for Con
federate bonds has materially improved since the
date Of last review and rates of both the large
and email sizes have derably advanced, closing
at s59973. Most local bonds have also been more
firmly held than heretofore, and there has been a
moderate inquiry for all dividend. pay ing stocks
though generally at figures below the views of
holders. NOn-dividsnd-paying shares have been
very generally neglected, however, and, in fact
sales of this description of securities could not be
made to any extent upon almost any terms what
ever. Rates Of specie have gone still higher, and
we now quote them at l2@I5 per cent premium
for gold and SOLO per cent premium for silver
coin, with an increasing demand and q very diminu
tive supply. Offerings of IN current bank notes
continue exceedingly light, and the brokers ex
change all classes freely at the discount rates which
we have regularly published for some ten months
plst-4C96 per cent. being the average figures"
We heard of considerable sales of Coffee Satur-
day and yesterday at SOC per ID. The purchaser
shipped about 200 sacks % New Orleans, where 1t
is selling at 75c, as we learn by telegraph We be-
lieve the only Coffee on sale in Nashville amounts
20 but few sacks which is in the hands of retail
sers, who are demanding 75e per ID.
We notice that our Grocery Merchants are re
ceiving pretty liberal supplies of Sugar and No
lasses. But for the heavy rates of freight, these
articles would be as cheap as last season. One of
our merchants informs US that he has this year
to pay IS freight q barrel of Aolasses, whereas
he paid only $3.50 LAST year. This shows the diff
ference between water and land carriage. Sugar
is now quoted 99iOc per 10 in bbls and MOlasses
ct 37I94Oc per gallon.
A eountryman was in our ofise yesterday and
took US to task pretty severely because we have
not quoted Wheat at higher figures. He says we
quote, Mediterranean. az 81, while he is ofsred |
Sl:9O. We 'etdesvor to give the prices paid By 1
purchasers in this city to do which we inquire Of
several and give their extremes.
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A Card

A sensasioff card which appeared in q late issue
Of the Union and american, from p DOYLE requires
81 our hands passing notice, that the facts may be
clearly understood By the public. Ia the summer,
wnen the undersigned we're charging So 90 per load
for Coal this aame p Do1IE, was charging 81 90 for
the same article Early in the season this would
BE- philanthropht visitei our respective Offices and
said coal had advanced % % and so cent?; il
short time sfser, he made another visit advising Ms
of another advance to 80 and IS csusE; in 4 short
time after he visited Us again. advising Us that fur
Their advance had taken plsee 70 IS and eents per
bushel, from which we dissented. q. NH. WAS
absent from tke city, JAKEs, HAYDEN and HGsr, On
his return would not assent to this last advance,
ORIGINATED and attempted to be enforced by The said
P. DoYLE; but agreed among ourselves to charge
Sc and 81 per load which ia SO aud 50 cent?; and
herein comes the offence in not asserting to the last
edvancs- and By way of revenge he parades bis
card ia the Union aad American, reducing the price
Of coal at his yard College street. As evidence #
This, he said to Mr.. WooDcoCK that he would raise
Ehe price of coal again all The coal dealers would
90 to 80 or 40 conts. We are opposed to coercion,
Ind especially in this case under existing crcum-
Innces. Hs' parades his philanthropy through
ne Pubic, Press,,, while he wen knoHa. that
have been in the habit Of selling 70 the afflicted
,oor lower than to any other class of the COM !
nunity; and in many eases when the parties were /
;nOwn to be unable TO pay furnished the cool, not
eemiag it necessary for the facts to be made pub.
le. HUST 4 Fox, per sHErAsD,
W. A. JAMES, et-as x "a. 4 *
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Reading narter o. Every page. =

TIE THEATRE.-We are one of those in whom the
drama, with its grand inspirations and-noble repre-
sensations, perperually Iisesnot as the lazy idle
wild of an evening but as rOaad, full sphess.O
Intellectual comfort and Enjoyment, set apart tc
itself; single Independent Republic, Of flesh and
blood letters. " regard the written drama, from
EsCHrIus to ToN TAYLOR, as the leading prime
minister Of intellectual progress And Of pleasing
profitable pest time the play house may be jibly
styled the Grand Fizerg Or, in plain EBglishsthe
one is the mirror of nature, the other the frame
work of the mirror; and for the actors are they
not the .brief chronicers" of the times Wher-
ever theatre is found, sustained by good COM
pany and supported by liberal patronage, there
will also be found cultivation. appreciation. and
social advancement Next 10 the pulpit, the wen
regulated judicOusy scOpducteds play house, is an
institution Of social and mental progress. The
prints OF Hogar,h wrought a revolution in.society
by their graphic, rude sstirs. upon actual life The
plays of Shakespeare. Jensen, OtWGy.-s Sheridan
and Goldsmith have given the world higher, no.
olsr tone of thought and tsmpsz.-SThe acting Of
Betterton, Siddons, Kemble, Kean, Cushman and
Booth, have taught and teach US more in night.
than fifty lectures upon moral philosophy. And
when we reverence the grand old preachers Of by
gone days, it will not be denied by the intelligent
educated mind, that some homage lis also due those
practical teachers Of faith hope and charity, who
lived and labOred over a different highway to the
same end-the poets and players. The holysdsyS
and joly-dsys of civilization arenOt yet over; the
drama is not dead get; the play -hOuse-at least
here in the South, where the theatre must live If
live it does-is not Wondering beneath the magnih
cent ruins of its own grandeur, and public neglect
Far from it. The audiences, who nightly fill our
petite bijOu-with eager and appreciative interest
speak loudly the rise Of the drama here, a. they
point Enthusiastically to the culture of the city. 1t
is gratifying to the local pride Of one, who seta
much store by the intelligence and taste of his ns
tive people, to witness so recognized standard al
the theatre, hourishing to unusual height. To
one who delights in the abstract DRAMA a spectacle
of the kind caRnst fail to excite the most cheering
hopes, for the future Of the art, In the South
SCHuI.ER, who awakened the German mind from its
log trottng Iethargy-and set by single stroke the
strings of its genius in vibration, found theatre
no larger, no more prosperous (nor much so, IN
deed and in no respect more judiciously regula-
ted. ordained and conducted Than our own. We
are tempted to these remarks, less by disposition
of amiabilty towards theatrical authorities, than
by sincere love for the success of amusement,
mental and social to which every age owes 80 much
of its enlightenment ndevery literature so much
of its spirit and strength. We bid hearty wei
come always to performers, however humble and
~ s. = .
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JNo. N. HIFpES.
A Bold Cantnre.

A correspondent of the Savannah Republican
writing from the army of North western Virginia
the 22d ut., relates the following remarkable cap
ture By Col SAVAGE, of Tennessee: ,-.s.,s- +, ~
river, COL Savage, Of the 18th Tenressee Regiment
desiring to make some reconnoisances, sailed of
from his regiment at least quarter Of q mile and
while alone be suddenly and Unexpectedly came IN
to where company; Of Yankee .pickets were sta
toned. Both he and they were considerably sur
prised, but the gallant Colonel changing not color
IN his countenanee; in bold and defiant manner.
standing erect in his stirrups looking suddenly in
bis rear, and then quickly facing the picketa, ex.
claimed in stentorian voice /" You ddm'R fas-
Gals if you don't ground arms and surrender i'm
mediately, nay men shall surround and shoot Won
to pieces In minute They did surrender and
he made them prisoners without the firing Of q gun
The company consisted of three Commissioned, four
non Commissioned officers, and sixty aix priVates
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THE BLOCKADE AND BatrfsH sHIFs OF WlR-rbe

| The BLOCKADE IND BRfrfsH SHIPs OF W1R-The
New York Tribune Of WedHesdsy last contained an
editorial article that commenced in these wordT:
We learn from very good authority that British
man ofswar has recently entered Southern port,
and on her departure took on board for England a
plumber of passengers and maifp Here is the re-
ply. We learn fir, m very good authority that no
British msn-ot-war has entered any port Whatever
in the Confederate States since the civil war broke
out although, as the Tribune rightly remarks the
blockade does not interdict such entry, No passen
gers and no mail have been carried to England bv
any such means, though we are aware that the
British acting Consul Savannah did recently avail
hlmse OF permission to proceed to his post board
q British gun boat, ordered hence 20 the Bar off
Charleston Harbor. Furthermore, and as though a
proof of the extreme anxiety OF our Government to
avoid even the appearance of offence, it may be
mentioned that the captains of our men-of- usr,
charged to convey dispatches to COnsus resident in
boekaded ports are in the habit of communicating
their errand to the American NavatOffeer in com
mand on the station, and then senling their dis
patches on shore in the most undisguised and nom
committing manner pcs ible -Rs0 York albion,
October 10. -.
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For C0nRreaH.

Wears authorised snaouEee O. PAxoN a.s cspsldass
fer oOnErsa fs92 ths sth uonstesAioaa strict PPrdnE
the oountes OF Sumne Aeoers GheStbam, NontRoEey,
Stewart, Hu npTeyS, Dickssn and Hickman oeti7-da
We are Authsrizsd to oil N GENTRY eandi.
date to the sixth Congressional District In Arst
IOAgre The Confederate States Sf America Hndr ths
nAnent Constitution. Oot25-bs
We authorized to announce J. D. eo0DsAsTUEE, *
0vefton, 6sn4S the Of Confede
derson Rnane, Cubersro, Nor rco Fehtrss ton,
Jackson Putnam Hhtes Van BGren aid Warren oet94de
We Authorised ard r qnestei to T6UNAS
hENEE spTinseed n1cats fer the COniedsrae Con
kobnSoD, Chatham, AoatEomery Stewart Dickson, nGn
phreyS and Hickman oct24-dte
esrs authorized to announce Col THos sNoDGRAss Of
white county As c2ndi1Hts 10 represent the Al District IN
the oODieasrAts Congress-. ect23-dts r.
We Authori1 d to announce LIE NJ BENTLEY .
ddAts to he7h Congressional District composed Of
the counties Of Lincoln Giles Lawrence, Wayne Lev and
Many, in the oonfedsrAts Congress 81 q. & o;2S-dlts
We are authorised t. Hon. II. P KkEBLB Of
Rutherford candidate for Congress 9th District
posei q Ee counties Ct Cannon Rutherford williamson Mar
Shall Bedford ard Coffee ocL2-te
We authorzed oALDWELL As eaueidat
for Congress from the ID Congressional Dis'rie oet2
Wsare authorized to lion. CHARLES RsADY, of
Rutherfor1, candidate for Congress the 9Th srst
peSed the counties Cannon Williamson Mar
shall, Bedford aud fee oet.0 dts+
We author announce Hon 8. FOOTR as capdi
oa to represent the oonrS OF the Confederate stase TIE
5h District composed OF the counties Of hsen smith DeKRb
Wilson and Davidson oetl9-dts
We authorized to Hon. GREEN, ST.,
Sdste for Congress rom the Fifth District composed Of the
counties Of Macon, Smith DehRlb Wilson ard davidson.
OotI7-ts
We authorised to announce JANIS 7. CARMICHAEL,
Of Granger ddate the second district
In the Cen gress Of Tie Confederate STATES oetIS-e
We authorized announce P. SAUNDERS cspd.
date for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District at
the November election. septi7-4td'
We are authorized to announce E. THOMPSON, oi Wilson
candidate fer Congress from the F Congress onsl Dis
triets at the November election SepIT-tde
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Reeves and Pork for the Army,
@ tRot for SD.c,.Iq:ionl

Not for SpscaiGii0HL) -
FTyHE undersigned has been appointed Agent f The a
Beeves HeEs Tor the 0ndsrste States gnot for ~
s0n and eal 10 requested q all aTng eithsr FOR ne
VIA wish 70 troops provided prices Fsnss
See currency Confederate Notes Ei Be paid Call a Can
uings & Gilkssn's, College street, Church Stret
.--#- --f-- p cUMEIgas &
Agents fer PurchasSng ReeVes aad FTo~S-
a- for tb3 Confederate States. 80.
The following Ee5siesn agsn purchase Of Hogs And
BeeTes Tor tie COofeierzts StsfeE
Is Penny baksr Eni Samuel Fhonoasn WiIs.p a.untv.
II N James Of Gites county:
Beate ami samuel Ltsisia Lincoln scznty; .~t
Berry 3 Golrn COTS county;
Samuel Ellison, 5nth ssuntyi
Crockett & Ransom, kntheriora ecuntyf
Jehn FrierBsn, Mr. lex, , Wosdside M4ufy aounky.
4 roiyar, REznkIn eoanty;. =
Ro6t D Donaldson OVsrton soaHty;
W 3 Utey, Robertson o1unty;
WRLa-e SumDer oounsy: PEI --' 81
sertDsTis and e PARKS, KarSAaI souusyf -s.-.
George DoEasoay, james ColsAan, Jenkiss EskTis:
bert Bingham, johnson ana Jane CsrssV Dr. an
fersnt cOuuti1s. - r' J,F crHHTYaan
ecH-u = - =
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1sna4sas Quickstep.

HAT1 Just iSs ed tssztfal Pieo q Easls bsArsE s
Rb3Vs stle dedicated the dsfaadsrS o hsisFeT
nem6fsbIeEsO. Prise, So cents
Also editions Of he Par etto soaE, esaI sosg
the oEh. 50 cens Dixie all r. Eh - centr; gouthsrn Bsg
30 cents; so1heR barilsiss 3jeen; Near and
This Faint Rssemblsues, een seutharR
Belle Polka, 20 Pride OF TIE sun Msssrka ssss
Mi ute MeD Fag Of the 5Ouh-By kiuu, esuas
Rsc1 lsetisns Of Memphis. RomBzl, 60 csnts, besss
others OF Lub ieaon, together With The paba-
ions Of all the sOathe; houses
Ali sent, poet free, receipt Of he muked prize
Tor Drums AID Bugisa. send 70 q Unon street
1880. Jas A hGCLI Re, Msnc Puhlihsr.
p. SssIn pres, and viii be Ia Nossmbsr. .Loren
40 cents Cottage b. tie Sea IS cents Leesourg 0en
and Like Quu kst-pi 49csntL ssrd your orrsrs. oe
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D r. COLE M A Ms
: Private DTsPENsARY.


l4kH attention sf czcns, 5rEagsrs and others VSag
NASHVILLE, requiring medical AID ESPECIALLY called
and Tie square.
Oh COLIN Al Isl old practitioner q msdinoi his aimost
aud hstring s1ee1a or many years past
y e reatento OF EAfrATx has n3uced hin devcta
his uDdElaed Atalton - all Of nsture Many
cases o. the most tnysrats shArsesr have pomDg Yielded 3
his improVeenethod 81 ,reatmsnt. e
Primary Secondary tertiary sad Hereditary sphhaIs e0n.
tTha, elect s1d al dsese Of the rental nd urnETV
Ue { with 70 rssfstznce 90 bis rsasdess
All female rTsguI' rifles and funsepzAl dansssass AZ IL.
EOrb. and AL diseases arising from Gssatoa Gad N anas
parturition. -
Every % Rsdusls Rupture and o. Piles ane PrSlsuz
OF the Rectum, most % Falss Be "a
process nearly painesG II either Of tie latter pnd
"a b. Dr. Il tssdrtdbly so1TT1ats1
careful exan ton always pFeseRo ne neceaIy ndc1oLa
Of sccess Or f1rs, his Improved netAod q oPssng
Persons Of either sex applying In pFs0n e. b. hsr t
oDg eass on The fs sgnP0nsof acsnAte eac disease.
can Be cared In most b. tie AboSe Rsod = forght
hours = -
set conn 3eoce, prompr attention and moAts eharres
viii geEsrn hia sjth bis patrrns
ISo nTeury used in the treatment q penssal diss5ss q
Be believes lin most es) Il produces disease tha sl
L 10 Efven 70 cure. e,fa~ 30 'a t'-- F.. -.s -
oss ho1s from eight In The morning sll nine IA he even
an.
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: AEOrHER- 81 RANGE THNG.-A-shoe, manufacture,
in this town, says the Salisbury IN. C.) WtRchnan
sent TO Petersburg few days ago for hog brisRss
for which he paid at the moderate price of nine dollars
q pound! We wont say that Southern men are con-
summate asses but really this is too bad. Thous-
ands Of pounds of hog briuss are was-ed every
-butchering eason ia any one Southern State. Oar
people have actually preferred to buy them from
the North rather than to be the trouble Of Jerk
ing them out of the backs Of their hogs. Viii not
our farmers herafter that there is no lack of
hog bristes Select the largest and pull them be-
fore the hog is scaled.
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The MILITIA CALLED OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA In
view, probably. Of the expected visit of the Yam
kee -Armads, Gen.. Anderson, commander of the
North Carolina Coast Defence, has called on the
authorities for the assembling of the militia of
Brunswick eoupty at Smithville and of New HAno.
yer and Wiimingt n, without delay. Every man
is requested to bring such arms and ammunition
as they can procure and come quick,
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PROCLAMATION
IsHAM G. HARRIs,

Governor Of the State OF Tennessee,
10 tie ShergS Of be variOus cO1piss Of sai5 Sat-
GREETNG: -, "a
kkTHsRBAS TIE arss Wednesday o. Novsussr 1851 (.
nae.g tbs Act Of toe c-ngEes Of The oonSedsrats
As and he Act Of he SeRsral Assembly % ne atAts
rsnn to sect H,eO FOR President and vice Rressat n
toe on7tdEsf stsee Of Ansra and Representatives, e s
confsde sse Congress e = ...t.- y = =
Nav, theraoss snd each Of hesbT oonandsd
70 openARd cold an eecon ths various precinca wia
Joar Its ectige eoILt enss he eh dag % EsTs
r. SOL for the purpae o. slsstng Elso aud ksorsaa.
lives a. SboEe st ted and mAks decs
-, IN t~tmoaF WEsrssf, hAEs hsrsunso 81 NJ had
N and caused the great sal Of TIE stas ~ hssss AK
L ed, on tlis ias %. Ssy Of NsTe1bsr, tss
IfHAh 9. HAREIs.
y oTdtEsf The Gsvsrasr: --. - = =
3 3 2 RAY, 50 Ts:sry Of STATE. -- -,.-. 49,.
I7Kc OIVls Register P'sass ssoy. noFs--ds1Gr.s
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Important frem Missouri Ordinance of
SeceASi N Passed Affairs In Arkansas
NInRs IFOupR.


Special Dispatch to the Memphis Avalanche.
LITTLE Rock. ARK, November 3-The State Leg
islature OF Missouri which met at Nsosho On the
% ult, passed ordinance of secession. The
ordinance was passed on the 2S;h Of October.
The Arkansas Legislature meets here to-day. A
lively time is expected There are two Confederate
Senators to be elected, and warm time isexpected
between the friends of Hon Z: W. johnson and
Judge David Walker. -----
Our border is threatened with Federal invasion
and an imminent crisis seems 10 be upon US
The Federal force at Ironton has been reinforced
from Cape Grardesu, and at last accounts number
ed about 600 A large body Of cavalry had been
detached, and when last heard from were moving
TO attack Pittman's Ferry.
Gen Ben. AcCulIoeh was at Bentonville when
iaIt heard from, and moving slo Hy toward Spring
held with his small force, while Gen Price was
attempting to join him. Either both intended to
Fremont battle. 49,
Fremonts army is full 10000 strong, coo cav
airy and artillery and 81, 600 infantry. They are
well armed.
SkirmisheS we may expect daily, and decisive
battle within the next ten days.
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MuaFREEsblRo. Nor. 4. 1s6I.

Mr. 80. GRIFFITH & Go-Sir: There was a mis-
take Zen our part) in the advertisement sent you
for publication. You viii please correct District
No II, Mrs. 7. o. Buffers own contribution te the
Volunteers in Virginia, ia cash slS, nine blankets
three comforts, one coTerlet five pillows six pillow
cases, sixteen towels, twenty fvepars of socks six
pairs yarn gloves ten pairs pasts three coats two
vests seven pairs Jeans drawers, thirteen shirts,
one GALLON of peach cordial, one blackberry wine.
twojsFs Jelly, half barrel pickles, one bag dried
peaches, one of apples. hams. potatoes and green
sppes.--- Respectfully, ---
a. HEEDERzOS Pres't
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MrDIc4L BUKrAU, WESTERN DrPARTxENr,

To the Ladies' Of The Tennessee Hospital Association
Nashville, Tennessee. - LADIES - The promptnes1
with which you responded to my call for assis.
lance, and the marvellous efficiency you have dis
played in the discharge Of the onerous duties you
assumed in the hospital here, induce me to ask
you to co operate with me in the organization and
management of portion of the hospitals am about
to establish in Nashville. If such cooperation he
agreeable to you, assure you, in advance, that the
sick soldiers will rise and call you blessed. =
am very sincerely and gratefully your friend
co.. D. W. YANDEIL,
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These q Liends .rrivng from the domniOns Of Kirg Liz
who have epies Of the late Louisville cincinnati Or
Northern apers will confer special both ourselves
and the pusIe By leaEil them ONCE in Nashville with
the least desy possible We win eheful,y expense
I ncurrei In procuring them.
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To CandidaIes for ConRress.

1t has been suggested, and we think the suggeS-
ton good enei thatthe candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed on their tickets, to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon this
suggestion.
Printed st this office at IS thousand. #
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NOTICE

UyHE ordnaDos Department. oonfe5srats gtsies yin p.y
Aut5-hvs cents ser Peund Tor ali sApstrs sslfvsusd -
Captain @ Gill, Ass ults, Go; Waynsr Military stSrs
Keeper. Montgomery, AlAbana; LsLt Wngai HashVis
Tenn Gas tain H1rt, Nemphia, Team landlord Far
ner Military Store Keeper Lite Rock. Ark; at kh-
uond, Va. J G0RaAs, Hsufeant Colonel,
Chief o. Ordaa5cs
Nashville Union and Amsriesa soPy-Rlesn0za n.
qEirsr Oogzz-leEl
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Nottcs 80 CoTrespsndenIA,

We win ee special favor Il our irienas and eorTessor
dents in the various divisions and Of the coneesS
vii urnis with all the gossip sAd Less proper to Il
placed before tse public We wish to make our Pper both al
Interesting and welcome visitor to the tent Of soldier
fighting battles independence Their letters should be
Addressed tn us 1T Nsshvil e. Tenn.
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no knirYmen.

A DATRYNAN who wishes to rent farm Of several ian
n died with small eapi al IN either nttsey
Or aAr stock Who chs iBcssss his baness hear q
n Opportunity seldom cerCa ~ sPEyag 70 he uudsrgash
ALEz. J. POkTsR, ~.
neT3-d Cooper's Buiiding
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n. HEEpERsoS. Pre.,t.

NoTICE. Toe Soldiers Relief Society will meet
thismorriDg "Wednesday at McKendree church at
10 O'Clock a. H. The public are invited to attend
Nov. 4th 1861 Mss. F. G. PORTER Pres.