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HAzEHHTS, Nov. 1O.-The appeals special dispatch
{ from Savannah to-day says the Federal fleet are
FePerted landing horses and equipments st Beaufort
me largest vessels are gone 20 sea, probably 70
DruNsWlck The entrance to Savannah is block.
adeu 0y sinking vessels across the channel II will
be difficult for vessel to get ia reach of the CITY
FORT Pulaski Is very strong and the channel close
snd narrow The military authorities at Savannah
feel confident.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1O-CoL Tsppan reports the follow
ing loss of the Arkansas regiment: killed Sanford
Eulkerson, Flynn, Harris, Lamb, Rose, Wagner,
Morgan, Miller, Watkins, Flippin, Ogara Morris
and CarTigan. Wouuded-Gamble Heron. Noble.
Robertson, Cook, Wilkel son, Hill Cummings Hide
Dacus smith, Jas and Chas. Smith. Hegand Bismos,
sands, Ragland, Penix. Moody, Hughes Hawkins
Busby, James and William Bonselar Dalton. Leon.
and twenty three missing
A partcipatOr in the fight reports that he saw
only one of Marks regiment dying, apparently sn
indl1n. Inc regiment was engaged only in pursuit.
The LincOlnites were 1900 picked men. but thew
were badly whipped kilograms from Des Arc
Arkansas, say that General Borlsnd expects an
attack at PceahOnts to-day from 1000 Federals
JEFF Thompson Is hard pressed but is reported safe
Fremont Is at Springfield with 20 900 men, great
fight is impending.
LTNCHBURG Nov IL, via New Orleans.-A bridge
Of about 200 feet span, OF the East Tenn ssee and
Virginia RsilFoad ten miles beyond Bristol was |
burned about four o'clock Friday morning by the /
Unionists. A half mile of the track was also de- |
stroyed 1t is reported that several other birds "a
are burnt on the rosd South of Knoxville. No /
trains are arriving and the wires being DESTROYED
make 1t difficult TO ascertain the extent of damage
RICHMOND Nov 10th, via New Orleans-The /
Richmond Dispatch has a special telegram from Nor.
folk Saturday stating that the French rIgate Prony
from Charleston, bound for New York. went ashore
Sunday morning near 0cracocke. The crew and 4
officers numbering 40 together with their baggage
arms, &c. were saved by the Confederate steamers
The fIigste was subsequently Sc. on fire and blown
up The Confederate steamer WInslow, while en-
gagged IN relieving the Preny grounded and was
then fred snd abandoned. -Four Federal steamers
passed the Prony before the arrival of the Confed-
crate steamers, but disregarded the PrOnys signals
Of distress.
Three fashionable gambling houses we've broken
up last night By the police and the dealers and
bankers arrested, causing considerable commotioD
sm7Dg sportsmen There is nothing Of interest
publicly known here from the camps or Southern
,OGst II
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nRITHARK.

ned on 18th CT October, 1861, AURA daughter Of R. A..
and Mary Burord she was born in sDih county, Tenn
on the 9Th February, 1851 In announcing the death Of
LAURA cher disease ptAers ve do not wi to pass
deefyed sncmum Ste possessed IRA IS Of those Of Tpsr
years and all the native aces suParssounsed in her social
relations fshsr mother brothers and sister found IN
ner ca Haety every event in M At school and a. hsme
abe Vas the model OF implicit obedience This trait of
was prospent the last moments Of dsolIpg
sac would attempt comply with every request when was
evdent that the cord ooSenrg and the wheel br ak.
inc a the stern She indeed bngt and lovely
lust bgnnng 6eveiop herself ex tit Der sIraordnaSy
nower Of mild she bid for ouS lie Of illness, mt
Jog youth shs has to praise Gad ami the
Lsrb, where
Eteickuefs and pain and DEATH
Arefe,t AID feared no more "
We can say her kind IA her and affection ts mother that
they should net those have hope death is only
the portal t leads to joys unknoTn to earth aven DOW
her nome Jesus e d. Angels companionswhat
happy exchange.
Dearest daughter thou hast left rs,
Here thy less We deeply feel
But tits God that has bsreft as, -
Re can ali our soTrowB heal. -.
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We are assured that applications were made to
the proper authorities by a large number of FAM
lies in the city and vicinity to take numbers of the
sick soldiers sent to the hospitals in this city but
the applications were refused because the rules of
the service forbid it. Everything is being done by
our citizens to make the condition of the sick sold
iers as comfortable as possible. There is no place
in the South where more, if as much has been done
fer the sick soldier as in Nashville, and we feel
warranted in believing that no abatement of these
efforts viii occur.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEsT.-The Little Rock
Journal states, on the authority of General BURRow
who arrived from Fort Smith on the 9th, that re-
liable information had been received there of the
fact that Fremont was at Springfield with $4,000
men, and that an advance force of 1000 aboliticn-
lists under Gen. PHELPS, was between Springfield
and Neosho. That PRICE was at Neosho with 49,
600, and NCCULLoCH with 600 within striking dis
lance A battle was regarded as absolutely GER
tain. Gen. BURROw thinks the information perfectly
reliable.
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TIE DAuH-SinEle copies of our paper can be
had at the count ne room ct five cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and halt
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the boys are IN the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and MORE Al>
1.do;nS that tbs PAPER costs them i've cents.
aenIq-dd
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To the Friends OF she sick and tVOiindsa
Soldiers.

To the Friends OF llae sick and NOtinded
Soldiers.
The Soldiers Relief Society Of TeursSaee, having
been authorized by the Acting Secretary OF War,
to retain the position which they have previously
occupied in regard to the State Hospital, have now
entered upon the discharge Of the duties apper~
tanning thereto under the direct authority OF lne
Confederate States Government. The Society has
also at the special Instance and request OF DIR.
YANDrr1, Medical Director of this Division OF our
Army, assumed similar supervision and charge
Of the following Hospitals State Hospital, College
Street Hospital I'd College Street Hospital; Trent
Street Hospital Cedar Street Hospital.
Under the direction of the eminent Medical Di-
rector of this Division and with the material aid
which hope to receive from the friends the sek
and wounded soldiers throughout the State, we ex-
pect increase means to such an extent that oy
the 18th inst, we will be able to accommodate COM
fortahly at least two thousand patients the exgsn
ces of the service should demand such enlarged pro-
vision The Ladies of the Society enter upon the dis
charge Of this duty with determination odo all In
their power at whatever cost of personal comfort or
convenience, to alleviate the misfortunes and to
contribute to the wants and the comforts OF the
gallant defenders Of our homes, who may be strck-
en- down by disease or by the usual casualties of
war. While devotiDg our time and our energies
and our means to the accomplishment of this self
imposed duty, we look with confidence to the con-
tinued support and material aid from the patri
otto ladies' of Tennessee. The hospitals are
now being rapidly filed up from the seat of war in
Kentucky. The society therefore, urges families
throughout the State to send forward the contrlbu
tons at the sarlies possible period. Send US cloth
ing, blankets, comforts provisions, or any article
which may be useful or necessary for the sick and
convslescens All contributions to be addressed to
Mrs FELICIA G. PORTER, No..3S Cedar street, NASH
vile, Tenn, which will be distributed to the differs
ent hospitals under the direction of the Medical
Director. The Soldiera' Relief Society sends forth
this appeal to the citizens Of Tennessee in the conf
dent belief that it will meet favorable response
from every heart FELICIA G. PORTER President
1osfo.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPERsARY
FOR PRIVATE DFgzASEa

49, Dr. KING, formerly 81 Ne 7Ork, Tor ne
49, four years OfLousEiIls, Kentucky and VIC = >
syeea his attention the treatment Of private diseases
hfry yerrs, Eaters himself having attended practice
AMY years. cured many thousands he snsbed On
diseases private nature, mater how bad hsy
RON inadceus medical treatment from neglect Of their own
Dr. Kings Dspsrsary No. . Dssdek street, between 9hsTy
and the Square, where be all iEsso private
GoEoRHEA cured without naEcous usaets inssEsrsncs
from busaess.
sTRIcTUREs ofold resent Cate, s5seaaiy cared IN
lays By operation which pain WHARF sours
exis Health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps disease eaus
pisrhief and undsrnines The constitution much.
sTPHIg with al the diseases the skin groEing cut
st or Nd treatment be s6ectaaily cared sW daya
sEN4L WAKES, particular attention having bssn graa
Ia saa.s and al the consequences ESny out oft orxss
n In many ~ The destructive hsos Of nc0nsdefsts
Toufhs snd ndulgs1cs Of The passions neglect Of
sh will unSeine he constitution, ren5erng The Eutjsc M
{eor busnass society," and causing premature old aEs
Females nay be aboFng With azy dsalty Of hs Wsnb
asy rest assures ofinne5iate RELIEF.
Persons residing abroad b. writing and stating their ease, vita
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King, No O. Daek strst
gsshye Tenn will haze the Necessary medicine ssnf 10 er
.drees With necessay directions Strict secrecy oYod aea
aourB from o'clock IN TIE morning Aah liz hs sVsntag
zAy39. Is59-dkvH
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TRooPs MovNG TO TIE CUR CoAsT.-The Hunts
vile Independent of the 9Th states that Gen bragg
who commands both at Pensacola aud Mobile, haV-
ing Telegram pied to Gen Walkerthat he needed more
troops al each Of those points, Gen Walker prompt
" teegraphed to the Secretary Of War for pei mis-
SIGN 10 move his brigade, and having obtain' ii,
mas ordered two Of his regiments aRd battalion
tn Mobile, and ole regiment and battalion 20 PEN
sacola. where they viii be temporarily armed by
Gen. Bragg and where they viii remain until the
prasent emergency has passed-when, as sooR as
thew can be armed-aFrsngments for which sre al
most perfected-they will be concentrated by Gen.
Walker, including Col. Judges regiment, and the
brigade will move to Kentucky. Gen. Walker him
self goes to Mobile.
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TENNESSEE LEdfsL aTURE.
SENATE.
NovpAY. NoYErRER ID. Is6l

MoSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1861.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, Speaker CHEAT
HAM In the Chair.
Mr.. WILSON, Of MarshaIl, asked for the calling
of the roll. The following Senator's answered TO
their names Anderson, Barrow, Barton, Bumpass,
Cardwell, Dunlap, Hill, Maxwell, McDearmon, Nc
Nelly, Rosson, Turney, Wilson, of Marshall, and
Speaker Cheatham-14
The following Senator's were absent Jones, Lane,
Morris, Pickens, Spurlock, Turner, Wester, and
Wilson, of Lawrence. Mr.. Hildreth was reported
as sick
There being no quorum present, Mr.. MAXWELL
moved that the reading of the journal be dispensed
WITH and that the Senate adjourn until % O'Clock
P NJ, which motion was agreed to, and the Senate
adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION. ~
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, bat for
want of a quorum adjourned to II A. n. tomorrow.
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HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.
VINO would NOT be Insured!

Received this day of W. J. MARI, Insurance 4 gent
No. Is College street, in this city Fivs 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 yeur losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ.
Nashville, Oct I8, l861.-tf.
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ne the Eeang men of NashvIIle.

To the oahS men OF NASHVILLE
The ladies Of "Ths Soldiers Relief Society,"" and
"The Tennessee Hospital Association, call for your
services to aid them in the care Of the sick soldiers
that are now filing the hospitals of our city. In
order that this duty devolving upon our citizens
may be performed with system and efficiency, the
oversight of it has beea placed in the hands of q
committee Of the Young Mems Christian Associs
ton. At least from twenty to thirty will be re-
CURED every night and in order that the labor may
not fall too heavily upon few, the committee de-
sire to procure the names of Gg in the city who DIRE
willing to AID them. A meeting of the committee
will be held this tuesday, night at o'clock, in
the basement of the First Presbyterian Church, at
which time they earnestly invite all to be present,
who are willing to sit up one night each week. or
the rsmss may be handed to either of the under
signed members of the committee.
W. BRYCE THOMPSON,
II. HILL MCALIsTBR,
JEo. ". WALLACE,
GEO. F. BRIGHAM,
W. Fl PoHLNAN
SUMNER KkKPATRICK,
n. D. Cross.
J. Henry FARRAR
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Mrs. FRANCIS B. FoGG President of the Tennessee
Hospital Association, presents the grateful thanks
of the Association to Aessrs GRESHAM and HUFF
KER for the handsome donation of 100 bushels of
coal, which can be left at,the Market ST. Hospital
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FROM SAVANNAH.

Additional from Port ROyaI-The Forts
TRken-RepOrr OF the Advance Of the
Enemy into the Interior.
SAVANNAH. Oct S-The steamer Sampson has ar
rived from Port Royal with the wounded and rt-
ports that the engagement yesterday was between
Fort Walker at Bay Point and fifteen vessels inside
and several outside Five hundred men were in
Fort Walker and thirteen hundred outside on Hilton
Head Island.
The steamship Minnesota first entered, and ives
followed rapidly by others when they commenced 10
attack the Fort on three sides. After the secon
round from the feet the principal gun in our bat
terry was dismounted. The engagement lasted FIVE
hours, when all the guns in the Fort were dis
mounted except two.
The Fort no longer being tenable, we dismountel
the magazine and arranged to blow 1t up when the
enemy should enter.
The ConfGderates' total is about one hundred in
Guiding the following Sergeant F. Parkerson and
private Heise, of the Berry Infantry slightly wOuu-
ed; Georgia Forresters two missing; Thomas couu-
ty Volunteers, J. w. Fountaine, missing; 18th Re
giment Patriots, -privates Anon and Thompson
missing; Captain Radclif's company, two missing
De Ssusseur' regiment, fifteen missing in
one company. Doctor Buist, Of Charleston,
was killed while dressing the wound Of Lieu
tenant Smach, who was wounded Ia the leg Capt
Reds company Of regulars, sixteen killed, wound
ID and missing; one of General ay tons aids WAS
shot from his horse, and General Drayton is slight
ly wounded.
Dispatches to the Charleston papers say our bat
teries worked badly, and the enemy's fire was X
eellent.
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Again our musical amateurs have offered their
noble talents for the patriotic purpose of anchor
ationg the wounded and sick soldiers. The concert
will be conducted by DR.. BECKER, and no doubt, will
be great musical treat
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NatIoe NORTHUMBERLAND

We viii esteem special favor friends and ooTsssn
pta in tbs various divisions and camps Of the Confederate
srees viii furnish with all the gossip and EsSS proper to b
placed before the Pabls We wish 70 make our paper So
s..,t,nq and welcome visitor the tent Of soldier
SIGHTING our battles fer independence Their letters shbala b
Addressed 70 rs at Nashville, Tenn
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FUNERAL NOTICE..

The friends and scqualntauees OF Mr. HUGH KIRKNAE
are respectfully Invited to attend his Funeral this TUESDAY
Evening, at 5 O'clocx, rem Christ ohurch.
Ss,Yie, BIZ Re7. II HARRIs.
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NotIcs 10 Candidates.

Irsulars o. candidates inserted in the UNION ANB AKEIoA
usst be paid oA business notices and th' Pay'ntS
ezrsa in ADVANCE Of publication ThI rule viii be enforced
HxsIv N. cir uEs sjthsr Of candidates their friends
gill hsr,ssr be iRsertsd in paper any ether terms
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At sAis esos Boy yAs understands how to psst nail.
Naftcn q FrIenda.

These Of friends arriving from the donnisns Of King LIS
csIS who MAY have copies Of Louisville Cincinnati or
Northern vapsrs confer special ayOr on both ourselves
and the public By leaving them sour Oce in Nashville win
the least decay possible We will cAerfuly pay any GPsas'
4 peErred IN procuring thsn.
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SMooTHE ROLLER MEN WANTED.-COnstGnt employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WooDs, YEATMAN, & Co.
Nov. / dim.
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ShooE for sale.

1900 pair mems asserted Brogans by J. W.
WARD d Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EyAss & Co. Oct p 1861. diff
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KETTLES AND BARK MnLs-Stock or Saltpetel
Kettles and Bark Mills for sale st
nov l, dim WooDs YEATNAN i Co.'s.
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AttentIon second ward MILITIA I

You are hereby notified to meet at McFERRJN's
stable on this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock P. N
for the purpose Ct drill All absentees will be re-
por ted and fined as the law directs
By order OF the Captain,
JOHS A. DAVIS, o. s.
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IA duel occurred in New Orleans on Wednesday
Iast between two white women, in which one of
the combatan;s was severely injured. They fought
with bowie knives.
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Wanted.

TWO Negro Women COED cook, iro1er and wsseY and
gold HOUSE. servant far which the cash i'll be sad
Apply to A WAsHIS GrON,
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TO Dairymen

A DATRYMAN who wishes rent farm OF several hun
N dred acres, with snail CAPT al in either money
aar stock who shs to increase his BUSINESS can bear Of
a Opportunity seldom offered BY applying the rsgnsd
Ajax. PJhTER.
n0y3-tf Coopers Building.
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Aszreat Battle In Missouri Impending.

Gen. Borland Expecting a Fight.
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SrABBUNG OF Col. J. II. AEDERsoN.-The Jasper
Herald of the Sth contains the following.
On Wednesday evening last, at the election ground
in the third district of this county, difficulty orl-
pipated between q number of citizens OF that dis
trict and Col J. NJ Anderson, of Sequatchie county.
which resulted in the stabbing Of Col A. He died
this evening at one o'clock The loss of Col. A.
viii be seriously felt in all the relations Of life.
Mr.. Lockhart of Sequatchie county was also
severely stabbed at the time, and it is said to
be in q critical condition,
Parties who arrived in the city yesterday, report
that Col. ANDERSON is not dead.
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LRGIsLATIvB UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1873 and 1859-60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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Latest from Columbus !

fatal Explosion Of a DahIgFen
Gun!
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From Ehs NssOrIsaus Piesyuns.
COTTON IN. us,Es, ~. :, J. -. -,
Ia .5s ~. si3s ~ ale. % Panaon sold yssay and
ouoa'ion. are sptirv s ga ne opening q ne port
''1 Ws % aS r os,as q $3.50 ior Aadli1E
ny; rs, yess Sssg Weeks exports pons WssEs
have Zen no sTpoTsS SsDrss rs, 50S last year o5 There
sTATEzxSr o. COTTON.
Stock on hand Ist September. 1851 =. n 80
to-d~v '''--' i's' -
t1oS
| 80
lRxDortsd todats oa liz"
T. dzy ..s..... So6- ooo
Stock on hand no, cleared. Loo
T0BACcO1Tb,ss' 80 - i :. 80, x 49, -,
rates Prices are nounaIIy unebaore5 Int - g,ser
- ' - % 00f 4uo@uon~
L L.ss' PIso5. Q *
I Isa,' tn,sri0r %
Lesf Vine ike ~
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the LIST Of September hhds; var ASA RSOors
Total exports goo bids; last rear s''6s.
gtoek a, b,,5 Ist ao,,sr,hs- 1seo -
I5 iSs SsPsn-0e, Aco-''"'----'----- nlds Is III
g = soe
-
h1Por'ed e esse--.'-- -.-.--.--.~....-.--.
sO-dAy-'-'-~'--'-'--'- - $500.
Htnrrn h., 2 49,
$50 - 49, 49, 49, n o.
sfygIR n4T -sS9fs 49, 49, bs ao. .,,,,
secslPes nAYe oesn btiiiHsore Hsecl, but the
@arEs has szhoed only moderate degree Of activity ths
I,so - :, % =. " nlsa' se BOW quoes Inferior
si<SS a. pS. ~ t41e faf . Enlly FaiT
NM SSi,-;s-5 s'oi Asllo~ SlsfiaeQ s94e Ene
SaIes so-,-so5,< - -. -. -. 49,,
IN f1IIv S.ir - ~ - --'s hlas a. sa1sc tor faiC
Week'S Teeeipta 43lo bbd.. Ia, - 90, -.
st - ~ eSi 49, -. =. 80 - 4otal E1oe
hTaI A ssEsV; ,S' ga 49,; weeks exports none
i,S 800, ,t H = pR.is. - SALket Pas exhibited
~ - - ~, >, ,II :. ne easy part
- ~ ~ = -, Iase. since S.in5 20 some anuon
Sbls pos = 1; - 49, 9oas ana Seao bali
tsl. - X; ~ ~ ise. PRIME az lelB
"a ,oSaS 49, - e ~ sn ooD rue a. Si'e or psor
49, ....s - P 1So ~, - -,o.,,,.,
bsI, 49, 49, - -. ~ AZ ootss ass year IlIsOo
-. 9 - I'Ps'' @r''S' lAs1 gs@L <1AaS- weeks eX-
cOFgs@ IA. -, 49,, -,
80. - 'S0A - sNA1s'S-, III We oafei no Raiss %
T-oDo-.s,o,. s,..,, -. -. ,,o,.
none eoSk none, esanss A44O last year.
IS nas sxaio,ted Interested activity, aad prices
@ s1oel me sies lnciudns ooe0 sacks
9oo - se = ~ PAL. OF ne seek e1n1fas1g
~, ~ = 81 A0O0 y ~ %, and J0t0 az
e. "a - 10y 3 Sus md SOO0 eashzb l1k at
Ss tle ny Psrt o. TIE leek dealers
- ~ lor Liverpool eoazse, hut
-, 49, "a 80 - sISS ~ N - f ssoarsei and 30 Ill
~ ~" - ~ Os we iofneri and sflSl1 50
continued int r1pton 9y the military embryo
Z S,t ne trade q IssH s has . much dmzosd ne supply
"a DT nsIs LaLs1 sl mers M sgo5 % nohsr he ales
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
DOG SrRAYEn Or SrOLEr

II ARGB quantity for sale unprecedented price. Cal
at the depot Of Louisville And Nashville Railroad.
now 2E
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DOG SFRAYED Or STOLEN.
TNR0M tie St Cloud Hotel, seter about eight months
old The dog is white with sveal spots and yeo#
esrs Any perton returning the will be literally
n0V7-dlWf WARRGN GARTER
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fiY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH RIVER BLOcKADED.
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Abstract Of the CODaiTEOn of the Augusta
insurance and Banking COmpanTs
Node "a eOEprnee tsA f3 Lgsos o. ne Sets Of Tszsssas
% rsg4tats ne Agenets Of Foreign surGHes Comp .RiSs,
l' tbe nsn. the csnPan5 TIE Augusta Irur4aos and
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LouIsTILLs, Ky 3, October 30, 1851.
XKTE beg leave to advise friends correspondents in
w the Confederate tates, that Mr. sANuEL GWYH,
has removed his Tesdnte pGrman ny MEMPHIS Tenn TO
shch point they will pesse direct al cOmnuulcatops Al
d. sss az { lows GARVIN, BELL 4 90
AoVS-d2m Msaphis, Tenn
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Fron, Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Nov. S.-The steamer Aid yesterday
approached the blockaders, fred a few shots and
retired.