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TENN EssEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
DIN n L.
FRIDAY, Nov. l, 1861.


FRIDAY, Nov. l, 1861.
enate met at o'clock, the Speaker in the Chair
the journal was read.
r. BARTON presented a petition in behalf of
sr Cabble, praying the exemption of his son
military duty. Referred to Military Com.
tee.
CONSTITUTION
r. JONES, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ted adversely to the constitutional amendments
posed BY Mr.. Spurlock.
THE HERMITAGE
r. TURNER introduced bill rendering the Her.
age to the Confederate Government as the seat
military academy Passed first reading and
rred to military committee.
BILLIARDS, ETC.
r. JONES-A bill to amend CHAPTER 80 of the
referring to Billiard tables. Ten pin alleys, etc
ed first reading and referred to committee on
OratiOns.
NEWSPAPERS.
veral Senator's complained of the Nashville
,papers, alleging that they seldom reach the
te Chamber before the meeting of the Senate.
H CRIMINAL LAWS.
:. DUNLAP "A bill to amend and construe the
NAL laws under the Code of Tennessee. Passed
referred to the Judiciary Com mittee.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
report of the Tennessee Deaf and Dumb Asy-
located at Knoxville, transmitted from the
,e, was received, and ESQ copies ordered to be
ed.
nate bill proposing certain amendments to the
respecting bowie knives and other weapons,
united from the House with bill in lieu, was
we'd, and the ayes and noes being called, the
te concurred in the bill in lieu-ayes 10. noes 6.
bill to secure the collection of forfeitures to
tate was rejected--ayes g. noes 10, on second
ing.
d the Senate adjourned to twelve o'clock
,sy.
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DOn'tfaiI to read on first and fourth pages.
Gen. lIcOIeIIan,s Forces.

The Phiadelphla Ledger, of the 22d ult., volun.
teers an apology for the inactive movements of the
grand Federal army under Gen. Mcclellan. That
paper states that the public mind of the people OF
the Northern States, is misinformed in relation to
the strength of McClellan's army-that his army il
not as strong IS it is reported to be-that be has
not such supply of military ornaments provis-
IONS and means of transportation as the press and
public have been induced to believe he possesses-
10 view Of these well known facts the Leloer asks
the people of the North to cease their clamors
against Gen. McClellan's prudent movements.
The Ledger concludes by saying that if the Fede
raj forces were as strong as they are represented
70 be- and if Gen. Mcclellan was as well orepared
10 make prompt aggressive movement that Gene
raj would have long since pushed on his "invineibe
The admissions Of the Ledger are interesting and
important, and we refer to them fer the purpose Of
ventilatiBg them in our own section.
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DIR. q -ENG's DIsPENsARY
FeH PRIVATE DFSEsSES

go 4S- KING, formerly Of New York, Eor tAs
49, El1r years Of louisville Esntucky and via has
iev0tsi bis attention % The taent Of private diseases
thirty fattsfs hsa having attended practice
many years, and CARED many hoGndS he d snsblsd 70 "a
ali diseases Of IVate nature matter how nav
ron nj udici5ua nsda treatment fc negec their own
Dr. Kings Disssrsy i1 No . Deadrck street, bezeen Char
and the Square sRs hs all desse Of private naurs
GOKoRHEA cuTa without nzucoua medici1s Interference
ron business.
STRUCTURES ofdd recent cats, sEctasIly cured in ss
dsys,ty operation which psil Where Btcturs
sst health cGDn t be enjoyed Perhaps disease Gauss mere
mischief and undefmiHes the constitution mach.
SYPHILIS, With m the diseases Of the akin growing out
lex bad satzeh be efectzsly cured in es daya
sEHHEL WEE1, particular attsnton having hesn ryen "a
this issssB and H the conseq grsVn Gift brouz
nanJ czse ~ The destructive habits Of ncons6aTSto
Youths aud iVe nduigence Of the passions NEGLECT Of
which viii un5en he constitution, rendering he ubec an
ioT business ocisty and causing premature old age
Females who % Be laboring vita any dsulty % ne womb
nay reEt assures Ol inmsdiate rslisf.
Persons rssidn abroad, b. writing and stating their easo Win
fee enclosed DIRECTED - Dr. A King, Ne q Desdrek street.
Nashville Tena Viii has the Necessary medicine 10 er
address, with nsceay directions Strict secrecy observed oEca
from ociotk IL The morning Ent In tha syanag
ktfiy
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msnassss Quickstep.

HAVE just iss1ed beautiful piece Of Music bearing tie
sb title, dedicated to the brave offenders that ever
Memorable srog Prise, 50 cents
Also nsE editions Of he Pan etto sonF, 40 cents Song Of
the outh 50 eents Dixie all th 81 cents Southern Boy
80 cents soahern Msrsssise cenu; Thu Near and
yet 90 Fsr 40 cen Fnt Eesemba1c 40 eens Southern
Balls Polka 20 eef t. Pride OF the ssu1 Mzrks, 40 ceuts:
ute flag OF the sOuh-by BaSk-s, 20 cents;
Bseo sctsns OF Memphis, "Romsrgs, so cents besides
many others OF publication, together with the Puba
tons OF all the Southern houses
Ali sent, post FREE on receipt OF the 1rked price.
For Drums and Bugles, send TO 3 Union street
r.- JAS bCCLURA, M5ac Publisher.
p. Ss-In press and will be out 10h November, 'Lorens"
40 cents Cottage b. Sea- 81 cents Lees5urg March 49, n
and ike Qu kstap, 40cepts &c I'd your ocH
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Reeves and Pork for the Army,
(Eot for Spscala.iOn)

MOI fOT HpeclUdliOh)
FE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the par
hogs for the OnSsrate States mot for Specf
atom and cal Is requested = s aYing either for sale
see troops provided liberal prices
sec currency Confederate Notes Will paid Call Cum
uings Gilkssn's, College street, Church street
J r. UMMINGs.
Agents for PurcS& simZ BcsVeS and Hogs
for the Confederate StaIess
The following gentleman agents for purchase Of Hogs and
Beevts for the Coufelsrass St1teE
PENN baker AMI Samuel Thomgtcn, Wilson county,
II n James Of Giles county;
A Beatie AMI Samuel Ltteia Lincoln county;
Pe-,y & GOIrn COTE county;
Ea.re = Ell son, s NTH c,unty; -..
Crockett 4 Ban,cm, rutherford cSuny;
JaEn Friers1n Mr. < J WO 6sds Maury county;
r Thomas W Barrett aud u Caldwell, Bs5oEd county;
Z Z -oIyar, sT4nIl!n cOu ty;
Rou. u DOnaldson UVer'on cCu-tgi
" p u y. Rot e. Iuntyi
W Ia Suuuer coEny;
30 ert Davis and II Parks Garsta county;
George James Coleman jenkins. EsshVilIe
RibeTt Bingham, JOHNSON ard Jane, Carssv, TO- off
fsrsnG counties. j. 7. OUMMINGS,S
Oc27-u BP
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an Canhidntnn fnr Cnncreas.

1t has been suggested, and we think the sugges-
ton good one, that the candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed Oh their tickets, to insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress viii act upon this
suggestion.
Printed at this office at SO thousand. If
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l, lSG


= SPE AKER called the. House to order at
past niue o'clock.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. ESTES: From W. s. Wells and W. P.
$, praying to be relieved from a judgment
st them and in favor Of the State, as surety for
ppearance of party.
Mr. PAINE: From II. F. Appleton, praying a
:e of the line between the couHties of Lawrence
tiles, so as to include all Of his lands in the
r county.
NEW BILLS.
following bills were introduced, read the first
and passed:
Mr.. PAINE No. 1910 change the line be
the counties of Lawrence and Giles.
Mr.'H0DSDE mo. l3I-To make the Regis
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Special Correspondents o. TIE EasATs Union and asrioua
CAxP BUxNER, Ky, Oct 2S.-We are back at our
old camp after hard march Of about ten days.
We went down to whip the Federals at Rock Castle.
but the rascas were in an old wildcat den. and we
could neither get to them nor get them to come out
and fight Us. In the skirmish we had with them.
about eleven of our men were killed and about
sixty of theirs Il is also said that they killed about
four hundred Of their own men.
The enemy Is reported to be in pursuit of "a, and
we viii go TO Cumberland Gap in day or two, and
there we win take our stand and not allow even the
devil to whip US. 1t is reported that the enemy
were at Laurel Bridge night before last, Ten fhous
and strong, but this is uncertain, as we have no
way of getting news except from parties passing
through.
When we attacked them at Wild Cat Camp, our
boys wanted to go right through their midst, but
our officers knew that would not do, 30 they order
ed US to stand and fire. The most Of the enemy
are well armed with the Mimic and Sharp rifle, but
they are far from being good msrksmen, as they
always shoot too high
All we want now is few good blankets and
some winter clothing, and we will risk the balance
few Of our men sick, but none of. them seri>
Gus. There are some few cases of fever and mumps,
and that is about all the sickness we have.
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PRoNoTIoNs.-We learn that Colonel Louis T. Wig
fall. Of Texls, has been promoted to the rank OF
Brigadier General Of the Provisional Army, and
will command Texas brigade.
BTigadier General Bonhsm, commanding the
SCu-i Carolina forces in the Army Of the Potomac
has been promoted to the rank Of Major General
and IL is stated that Gel Kershaw will be made
Brigadier General-R Richmond Dispatch, Oct 20.
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HOf &c.

TXNHE Cr5na-ce Department, Confederate States, pay
hut cents pound for all satpsire delivered
10 eTst Felrusiy 62 at Of the olloSinF pn
Cap lain Gill, A=I uts, Ca; Wagner, Military Store
Keeper, Honts oue'y Alabama; Lisot Il WTIgar, Nashville
1ean Os tain HART Memphis, Tern; sanford Farlk
Military Store Keeper Lutte Rock. Ark; Kich
leond, Va G0RGAs, Lisuteaat Colonel,
Chief o. Orduapce.
Eae6vI'e Union and knssTieaH eoPy-Rle8aaOad IN
0x.rer Oc.z7-Ict
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STOPPING Some of the city mills have already
stopped for want of wheat to grind, and by the end
of the week. every Touring mill in the city will
come to stanC Memphis appeal, Oct. 3OB.
Yet we are told there are not enough mills in the
Confederate States TO grind up the crop of wheat,
and that has been assigned as the reason for the
/ ate heavy advance in four
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These Il our iends arriving from the donniens Of Riag LINZ
who may have copies the late Louisville, Cincinnati or
Northern Tape viii cou!sr speaa both ourselves
and the public by esvia them at our Office in Nashville with
the deay possible. We viii cherfuy expense
ncnrraI In nrncnrirr fharn-
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sale of Slave.

UTHKREAs, 4nsIe eO~nitted TO the jail Of sannsr
w county, on he 5h DAY Of October 1850 runaway
slave by die Of Bilf ard whereas oEnsr hal
appeared 10 dsma I'D and prove away said slave therefore,
By virtue Of Rnthdriy vested b. vi tie 5h
Jay Of November expose public sale for o4sh At he
Court House door n aaiistin, aid slITs Bill.
Bill Ia likely sri about years old
GEORGE LOW.
October 2. '6l-ln FhSrid Of sumner County
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We win TEEN special favor if friends aud coresron
dents the divisions ard Of the
will furnish with all the gossip AID rews proper to be
placed before the puzzle Eh to make piper both
interesting and welcome visitor the tent Of every soldier
fighting our battles independence Their letters should be
addressed to US st Nashville, Tenn
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In the Circuit Court for the District of Columbia
on the 26lh ult it was stated that Lincoln had sus-
pended the writ of ha5sGs corpus in regard to SOL
dierI in the army within the District of Columbia.
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From the Knoxville Register, Oct. 81.

We have not been able to learn as yet the na mes
of our brave men who fell in the engagement with
the Lincolnites at Camp Wildcat, in Kentucky Blu,
We learn that total loss killed in the battle and
who have since died of their wounds is thirteen.
A reliable officer just from Gen. Z1Ilicofer's com
mand, states that Kentucky lady (who came into
camp to visit her husband, who is prisoner re-
ports the number Of the Lincolnites killed and
wounded at one hundred and thirty. She is said to
be an intelligent and well informed women, and her
statement is believed to be correct
Thus, with the prisoners in General Zollicofer's
hands, about forty), the arms AMI munitions cap
tpred. and the killed end wounded of the enemy
the engagement near Rockcaste seems to have been
as brilliant victory as many that have crowned
the Confederate arms, and have been more talk
cd of.
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PubIIc Speakinr

Hon. NATHAN GREEN, candidate for Represents.
tive IN the Confederate Congress from this District,
will address the people of Davidson county, this
morning at IL o'clock, at the Court-house.
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sBAPTIsT SoLDIERs-TherJ' are not less than ak
hundred members of the Baptist denomination in
one of the Georgia regiments now in Virginia.
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D r. COL E M A N s
PRIVATE DTsPENsARY.

IHNHE attention Of citizens, strangers, and Others visiting
Nashville requiring medical aid is respectfully called 70
this ONCE No Dedeick street second foor between Cherry
and the Square
Dr. OoLKE is old practitioner Il msdiene his almost
unlimited experiences aud faterng for past
In tie Of induced him devote
his undivided ate ten T. all diseases Of this Many
nVeterate character pOmpty yielded
his improved method Of rFeatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary sPhhas Con
ShGa elect s1d al deas Of the genial and urinary
ne with resistance to his reHsdIsG
All female iregul rites and uncsBsl derArgeuents Of the
womb and all diseases ansng from CESSATION and i'll managed
paRtuTiton. -.
Every Of Redue ble Rupture and Of Piles and Prosp
Of the Rectum most Of Rt1la cured y
process nearly painless II either Of the latter under
tat by Or. Ceeman iHsGridbg sOGrrGatd,
careful examin ton always presents the
Of success failure By his improved method Of operating
Persons Of either applying in person b. letter (desc
bng easel the hrs symptoms Of specific disease
be cared in most BY the aboriye method in foryght
hours
Strict conf isnce, propr attention and moderate charges,
will govern him With his patrons.
No mercury IN the treatment Of usnerel disease
be believes Tin most cae produces disease than that
it 10 given to cure.
ONE hours from eight In the morning till nine IN the even
ing. oct9-d3m
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remember the Election on the 9Th of
vember for President, Vice Preside nj
d II, representatives. TO the Con ederaIe
nKFesa.
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TIE DanY.-Sinsle copies Of our paper

TIE DAnY-Single 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 half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
informed that the news boys are in the habit
of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al
lodging that the paper coats them i've cents.
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4
Gov. II. 8. FooTz, cRDdidaseSfor the Confederste
Congress- win address his feIlow-etizens of the 9Th
Congressional District, at the following times and
places, viz:
Bucks Grocery, Friday, November 1st.
Smiley's Store, Saturday, November End.
Goodlettsville, Monday, November 4th.
Cowan's Store. Tuesday, November 9th.
Court-House. Wednesday, November 9th.
Gcos " Jones. n1e
A candidate to represent the 9TH District, con-
posed Of the counties Of Lincoln, Giles, Lawrence
Wayne, Lewis and Aaury, in the Confederate States
Congress, viii address the people at,
I4awrenceburg on Friday, November l.
Pulaski T" Saturday f" 2.
Fayetteville " Monday
Election on Wednesday, November 9th, 1861.
II. p. Keeble,
A candidate for Congress in the Sixth District,
composed of the counties of Cannon, Rutherford,
Williamson, Marshall, Bedford and Coffee, will ad-
dress the people at
Franklin, williamson county, Friday, October
Der l. 49,
Manchester, Coffee county, Monday, November
Beech Grove, Coffee county, Tuesday, Novem
Der 5.
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Don't fail to read on first and fourth pages.
who would not be InsuredI

Received this day of W. J. MARI, Insurance agent
No Is College street. in this city. Fve Hundred Do
lars, the full amount of insurance on that part of
my building on Market street, which was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ
Nashville, Oct. I8 1861.-tf.
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Po1.tn0naie Found.

TEVHE r FUND POrtmoaGis. 10 the ROAD near s
house the road leading from Charlotte Vi Very
about s fo Charlotte, tanning monry and gr
liable papers. al1or them u0ts bic to Uev h
Thom Coles for 500 o. The owner GET The Portuopae
By spplyng ne h residence, Ohslotts BY proving
that e is his and piping ehMgss his 18th October 1885,
Oct29-d1w W, " WALKER
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The papers in Northern Illinois complain that
large quantities of wheat have been damaged in the
stock by the continued heavy rains.
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Found,
Residende for sale or Exchange.

HARNESS Day-Hs-ss, which the owner can Auv.by
"A paying for I'll Advertisements oetIa
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ID q % . t . T
CLOTHING
T Il N T 8


II u N II s,
KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE
ON HAND AVID VI KING
" 5000 pair Cry cRssimsr re Pants;
50Ju Iaf Goats;
1870 Blanket 0vercoatJ, wi h capes:
- 90 pair ong.legged Roots for cavalry;
l,JiO p4ir heavy graiasd foots fer iLfaEt Try;
sos pair Lone made shoes,
1900 Iair heavy br gan ssors;
l,5oJ brown Flannel ever hits, extra be,vy,
CO. plaii Fl" A." all wool;
sle0 Lin.ey al wool hlliDgi
1900 Flannel Cndershirs;
20 90 hi k0ry check Shirts:
u OJO pair tdrilled)
SOD Caps ant Hats
LOO Oil Cloth Camp Rugs;
50l heavy Blanket hugs;
100 pair Blankets
Lsre quantity Of Tents isr priVatss oces
Cx.ens We preparat ons for tie manufacture.
Cry Cloth nj Trimmings for officers uniforms.
The subscriber having made his goods early last
spring. and svcu7ei large quantity furnish the
ess low bad within the limits Of the Confederate
Sta e.. nsVl-d2EI JOS. A. MABRT.
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Fer rigadier-GeneTaI.
ge are author sed TO announce To- BoRTUN IS oand
for Gene Of the 10th Bga, mprs the counties Of
'idsOn, Dickson, q pot r or Cheatham
lection oveubeT 23d prcx. oc;e9 5te
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WISH sell 1r exchange for likely young negroes nv
residence In ElEeneld situated Woodland street ne
house contains eg rooms two ha good cellar Kitchen
STABLE &c. The 6uidings entirely new
This Of tile most dsrabls pisces o. property IL Ii, VI
cniy Of NashVil and Sn ten minutes walk Of he pu5
lie square. For particulars apply on the premises
OctIO-dim 4 HINT.
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Shoes for Sal

Shoes for Sale.
1900 pair mems asserted Brogans by J. ".
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct p 1861. diff
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Nn,Icn 70 Candidn1es.

Circular o. canddaie inserted in the UNION AMERICAN
paid FOX other business notices aud the payment
publication This rule viii be enforced
iDhexby uIars either of candidates their friends
will hereafter be inherited in paps any other
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erls Office 81 East Tennessee IN regard to grants
tmore complies.
By Mr.. BROOKS. of Wsakley: No. is2-To regu
late the laying of of dover.
HOUSE RESOLUTION.
No. $50 reseind the resolutionto take recess
from the 4th TO the 7th inst, both inclusive, waa
taken up and rejected.
aENATE RESOLUTIONS.
No. 32-To instruct our Senators and request our
Representatives in Congress 70 endeavoP 70 secure
tne passage Of an act increasing the pay OF our SOL
dieTs Ia SIS per month, was coneurred in.
No. St-Directory to the Secretary of State, IN
regard TO the vote for Judge of the Supreme Court,
was concurred in.
SENATE ELL -oN'FIRST HEADING. 20
No. $50 establish an Ordnance Bureau and for
other purposes. Passed. F.
A CALENDAR.
Mr.. SENTER offered a resolution directing the
Clerk to prepare and have printed weekly callen
dsr of the business before the House, which was
adopted under a suspension of the rule.
INAUGURATION OF TIE GOVERNOR.
The two Houses met in convention at eleven
o'clock to inaugurate the Governor elect.
The ceremonies were opened with prayer by the
Rev Dr. AcFerrin.
Gov Harris then rose and said
Gentlemen of the Convention Having been elect
I'd to the Office of Governor for another term, am
here to take the cath Of Office, which am now
ready to do.
Ire Hon W. r. Turner then administered the
prescribed oath to Gov. Harris.
The ceremoaies we're then closed with prayer by |
he Rev. DR. Baldwin. after which the convention
vas dissolved.
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SE7HOsE FIFE CIGARS, A NEW ARRIVAL.
0c26 BENZ. =. sHIELDs 90.
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KETTLES AND BARK NJ LLs-Stock or Saltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale at
nov I, dim WOODS, YEGTNAN & Co.'S.
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SMoofHE ROLLER MEN WANTED.-COnstant employ.
ment AID good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron a1d Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WOODS, YEGTNAN, & Co:
Nov. /, dim.
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Wanted.

wanted,
WISH to HRS Negroes deck hasdI and arsnaa on The
steamer Min-dsonka. A HAwTIrsN
Oct2O-dim
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Auction Sale,

EE7B will sell Auction Rooms sstureay morning,
Wv the "a ms 10 oloez, large lot Of Dry foods, Bed
lead. and Carpetu HARDY BRoFHARS,
noVI-F2ts 4.Public eauare.
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choppers Wanted.

4 WILL pay srai Easss fer rs Cooper to make WhsEy
4 and Floor Bslnes Apply 70 -S
JAMES g, SNYDER,
Octooer ~, bi1dlr-' et Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Leave of absence having been granted to a large
number of Representatives
Mr.. WALL ACE said it was evident the House
would be left without quorum. He therefore,
moved that the House adjourn to two O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon which motion prevailed.
The House, therefore, stands practically adjourned
to Friday morning, the 9Th inst
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10 RIocksunithS.

TEVEE Qusrermasers Dpa desires to with
responsible parties for the and celVsry q
Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Nails.
Baczmhs outside OF Eash7 particularly invited
make prlpo,a's Appyto G. ". CUENINGHAM,
October -, 6I-d3E AEss ant Q1aTtermasrr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
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