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TRAINS GOING SOUTH ASD LAST.
Leave Burlington at Is A. N, so ?. n.
and 10 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams at As A. ",
arrive st Burlington al S Is A. NJ, and Windsor
st IL IS P. Y, connecting at White River juno
ton with trains for Wells River and Barton. and
FOX Boston Lowell and Worcester, arriving in Bos-
ton at IS P. NJ, and connecting at Windsor with
trains for Boston Springfield and New York, arriv
ing in New York at ii Is P. NJ.
DAY EXPRESS leaves RousesPoT at II Is AM,
for Mortified, Burlington, Troy AID New York.
NIGHr EXPRESS leav-s 0gdsnsburgh at ! 35
A. NJ, Montreal at Is P NJ, ROuse's Point at
10 Pm, arriving at ST. Adams So P. NJ,
Burlington at 90 ?. NJ, White River Junction.
at 10 A. NJ, and at Windsor at 90 AM, con
Meeting at Burlington with X. & B. K. K. for Troy
Albany and New York, at White River Junction
with Northern r. K. for Boston, Worcester &c,
arriving in Boston at 40 AN, at Windsor with
Sullivan r. X. for Boston, Springfield, Hartford
New Haven and New York.
New and beautiful Sleeping Cars are attached
to both the night express trains running between
Rouse's Point and Boston and between Rouses'
Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal station
G. MERRILL, Supt
81 Albans Vt. Dec g 1859.
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B$A single bottle of SPAULDING'S PREPAR-
ED GLUE will save ten times its cost annually- 81
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARE
sAvETHE PIECES {,

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMf DISPATCH
"a STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE"
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way fer repairing furniture TOYS.
Crockery, 60 SPAULDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. 1t is slwaJs ready, and up
othe sticking point.
''Useful in every House."
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each hottie. Pric.
% eents- address. HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. IS Cedar ST. N Y
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Grass Seed

SAG Blu! HELs TIMOTHY SEED, rsi,,6 OF
COO new land, thissesson. For ssleby
II. H.D00LITTLB,
sIer OF TIE saw, College Street.
Burlington, Vt. Nov. I. 1850. div Wis. On
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c.. W. MORSE
Albany Wholesale and Retail
AND WATCH EMP orr I'M

Stein & Bro, s4s Broadway,
Offer 10 the trade and community at large at the
lowest New York prices, a large stock Of inc gold
and silver Watches, Jewelry and splendid assort-
ne Il Of Fancy Goods. Peddlers and Watch max
ers will find it an induoement TO call and examine
our stock Galvani1ing, Platingand fine gid
Ing watches, done for from sl.50to 500
Strln SBrothsr,t4s Broadway.
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- Useful in eyery Uouse.
CAUTION.

As certain anprincipled PcTsons are attempting
70 palm Oh on the unsuspecting public, limitations
OF my PREPARED GLUE, / would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see that
the full name,
"SPALDLNG'SP PREPARED GLUE"
"a on the outside wrapper; all others swinding
eeunterfeits
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ALBAN PLATE CO.,
$50 BROADWAY,
Albany, N. u
Manufacturers and dealers in das
Ea~ks

ManuiaetuFers and ueaIers n NV
Slrer Plated Spoons, Forks, Rnsces.
Tea Sets, Casters. Gaze Baskets,
Coffee Urns, Sdlves, 4c.
Every srticle pertaining to the trade constantly
IN hand.
We also rcplate old worn CT. Plated Ware, sno
make Il equally as good SIS new ct less thsa half
tie original cost. wiyri
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CAST STEEL BELLS.

CAST STEEL BELLS.
PRICE REDUCED.
TEHESE BELLS have now an
- 4 established reputation. Their
- chief advantages over others are as
q follows - LIST. Superior strength,
"A Cast Steel being avowedly the
-@zA strongest of all metals. I'd. A Steel
Ass-,..zzsA Bell of the same diameter, and
giving as great a volume of sound,
as composition bell, weighs much less. Sd. The
tone Of Steel Bell penetrates TO greater dis
lance and is at the same time rich and musical,
closely resembling that of good composition
bell 4th. The price is from NJ. 70 sigh cents per
pound cheaper. 5th. They are not affected by the
severest FROST nor melted injured in tone In case
Of FIRE.
Each bell is fully warranted for year, with
proper usage f; and il broken after that time,
LaF rrice will Be olots6 IN ,sckdH9s for rsW orc.
Consequently, second Steel Bell will be 70 to 30
per cent. cheaper than e second composition bell.
These Cast Steel Bells should not be COMPOUNDED
with the "Amalga-D or "Sfsei Composition" bells,
SO called, being entirely different from either. Old
Composition Bells taken in exchange, at full mar
ket prices. Circulars with prices, terms, and
testimonials will be furnished on application 70
EAYLOR & CO.,
r#os MERCHANTS AID MANUFACTURES OF STEEL,
so ate s.. Boston, S. 90 John St, New York
w34m5
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice OF Routes fer Chicago & the " est
Commence Mordau. Dee. ID, 1860

Choice OF X sutcs fer Chicago & the W est
Commence Mondau. Dee. ID, 1860.
Trans GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at as A NJ, 80 p. NJ. ana
6 05 ?. NJ.
MAIL Train connects at Windsor and White Riv-
or Junction with trains leaving Boston and Spring
Geld, 80 A. ". same day, and New York
previous evening Leave Windsor at 10 P. NJ.
arriving Burlington at I 90 PM, ST. Adams 81
=. NJ, lodge, and arrive at Montreal at 10 80
and 0gdensburgh at 90 PM. next day. Connect
ing at 0gdensburgh with Grand Trunk train, for
Detroit and the West without delay.
DAY EXPRESS connects at Burlington with train
leaving Troy same morning, leaves Burlington at
l SO PM, arriving at Rouse's Point at 40 T. M,
and at Montreal and 0gdensburgh same evening.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, connecting at Windsor
with train which leaves New York at s 90 A. NJ,
at White River Junction with train leaves
Boston via Lowell at 90 T. NJ. Leaves
White River Junction at 2 Is A. NJ, arrivos at
Burlington at IS AM, Rouse's Point at As
A. NJ, Montreal at 10 80 AN, and Ogdensburgh
at 90 P. NJ. the same day, and proceeding by
Grand Trunk train for Detroit and the West the
same afternoon.
Passenger Car attached TO freight train
leaves Mortified at 500 An, arriving at Bur-
lington at IL 90 AM, and atSt. Adams at 2 Is
P. NJ, Returning leaves Burlington at so P. u
arriving at Mortified at 40. p. NJ.
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Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
Henry c. Spalding, ESQ.
Please find inoIosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. Thsy
TUT 'ts 5e.t Pills hag- srsr tried
Direct A. SLOWER, P. VI
Belle Vernon, Wysn lot Co, o.
Ypsilsnti, Mich, Jan. "A, 1851
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Ffor Tie kaaawAa Valley & ar, Ka-awI1, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the
headacoe who try them, will stick to them.
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0gdensburgh Railroad.
1860. 1861.
Winter Arrangement.
THROUGH TO BOSTON INI7 HOURS, NEW
YORKIN 81 HOURS.


nNAND AFTER MONDAY. Dec.
OIsGO, Passenger Trains will run on this Road
every day Except sunday as follows:
GOING EASY.
lst IFAiN-Freight and Passeng er,-Leave Ma
lone at a. N. connecting with Express Train at
Rousc's Point, reaching Troy aud Albany same
d ~. and New York next morning.
~ TRAM Through Mail from Ogdensburgh
leaving Malone at 2.4j ?. m, reaching Boston
next morning at S 80 and New York at y noon.
SplsndtI Steering Cars run through with this
Train from Rouse'E Point.
Accommodation Train leaving Ogiensbursb at
$50 2. NJ, arrives at Malone at $50.
GOING WIS.
1t IRAN Leaves Boston at 80 =. m, and
View York 7.00 a. m, lodge at St. Adams, arrive
az Malone at 1920 =. m, next day. Ner7'73 Cars
attached to this Train from Boston and Troy.
ID TRAIN.-An Express Passenger Train leaves
Union Depot. Troy, at 7.25 a. M, reaching Ma
lone at csc. P N, aud Osjensburgh at 1880
T. n.
All Trains conect with P & .RR. for Platts-
burgh at Moores Junction, and the q. m Train
is the only train that connects with trains for
Montreal via Rouses Point. Passengers can so
by the 1925 a N, train, by Ogdensburgh, reach
Ing Montreal, via G. 7. RR. az 10 p. N.
GEO. V. H0YLE, supt.
Malone. Nov. 80 1850.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.

Few are aware Of the import .nce Of checking
Cough or Common Cold' in its first stage that
vhic in the beginning wOr I'd Weld to N rem
ely, ifneglected, soon at scks the Lungs. Browns
Bronchial Iroehes, cor aiming demulcent ingredi-
ents, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
BRONN'S, nat trouble in my Iroat. (for
hch the "Troohes" are specifce)
TROCHE Syoaving made me often mere whis
-tperer."
ppoU~.s N. P. WILLIS.
DIN" " y =. u recommend their use 10 Public
Speakers"
TROCHES; REV. E. II. CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely servicca-
BROWNS for I H32F;sRe;;, rrr,rn
DoovrN-.-i almost instant relief in the dis
DhO " y : ;trsssing labcr Of breathing peculiar
BROWNS, REV. A. C. EGGLEsTox.
Contain no Opium or snythin;
TROCUES injurious"
Inv - -'- DIR. A. 4. HAYES.
nDOurN,c} Chemist, Boston.
DhO " : "A simple and pleasant combin2-
TRoCHES bR. G. F. BlqELow,
BROWN'Si Beneficial In Bronchitis"
~ DR.. J.. ". LANE,
rD0C1trc} Boston.
1kOChbo II have proved them excellent tor
Whooping Cough"
BROWNS, REV. II. ". WARREN,
Bos %.
TROCHES, Beneficial when compelled to
Speak, suffering from Cold
ppOyr>pCt REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON,
DA'O - =, ST, Louis
"EEectual in removing Hoarseness
TRO CHES,and Irritation of the Throat, so com
Smon with Speakers and Singers"
BROWN'S{ Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
La Grange, Ga,
rD0cur- Teacher Of Music, Southern
4hOCllEO Female College.
Great benefit when taken before
BROW y ) and after preaching, as they prevent
lHoarseness. From their past effect,
TR OCUFS;I think they will be of permanent
advantage to me-"
D10r REV. Z. R0WLEY, A. NJ,
Dho " ~ = President Of Athens College,
Tenn.
TROCHES ~ Sold by all Druggists at TWEEN
tIY-FIVE CENTS A BOX. g
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CHARLES j. ALGER,
Attorney 6 Counsellor at Law,

IIc. Far. and Marine Insurance Agent
Office with Hon. Asshel Peck, Burlington, VI.
-tf
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SWISS WATCHES

SWISS WATCHES.
OF the finest quality for Ladies and Gents
" have just been received and viii be cold
much less than ever before offered in this market.
BRINSMAID i HILLhETH.
March IA, 1851,
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USE THE BEST
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR

HAIR REGENERA1OR
The Regeneration :. Tut up in two sizes, ant
retaiis FOX 50 cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
guar; bottles The quart bottles az uu-h -
chcapes;
Who wants Coed Head Of Hair? uss
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration ana
Hair Dressing.
Please read few Certificate. from .,e -iry rcFa
BE and veil known people
MrssEs- HESRT ?. WHsoS / Co-1iv VIE IS ac~
usirE your b-csnerso or the hair er1 rr4rou1cs .
t'r suPerlr q anything she u-sd 10y ths hair rs
easily applied. does soil tie l-as-a-s disagree
eo@ or Increases the growth Of hair prevents ta
TINS certificate uns5icited because think an article
that ID d. what your HAIR RsgsneTstor viii. should be
widely known tLiut r Is the best article f7r The ti'T
now m use Respectfully. Sc.
REv. JACOB STEVENS. Nevturyrcrt. Ne
o" he ibe H1Ir Regsnerafor and Dressing t,ry
mHeh" Rsv Gso. ". WooDiyG, Hartford c.
~ "Hhtsrta,L-gig 7-oHo.nre u an i-t-'41bis a-'i-
Gle from ire sFtcf o. ~ Es4S
A HIN, wife OF Rev Henry Hlil Manchester u
"Hrsrisrfi ny tai- .or and glossy
NlSor fAss4H- SsTs;'g1 Springs, = i.
"Ifsst confdent fssf y operate so- q' DE, b4i
70 Ts'tort re roots 10 tar H4fHr0 4Frify state
Rsv. Z VI. KEIIo.. Nashua. Nh
81 -.os. e5.ers-i'v recommend % 70 Oh psrsor,
EEv T.. EtSsELf, Li-tist7n, y u
November !.
NsssEs HsSsY WILSON 4 Co; have ~ hssit1ncT
n saying, IN ny opinion Mrs Wilson's hair Rsg-nrfl
tor AMI Hair Dressing the bes ts- Preparations T
IN US / shall continue o. use then With pleasure
Bsv. II HARTWEfI, LsErente, Mas
Nove1be-
T.ssEs HFSz7 WusoN 4 Co. have used YOU
Hair Rsgen srator ard Hair Dressing. and have reoe7s
crest benefit from them. deem The articles vcrthy q
rf-h csuu,eniaton and chesTfuly recculrf tn-r' p
al who want % restore gray hair 20 is original coz r.
Il, snv VII are troubled with dauirud. disagreese.
itching Of he head humors, 20 those whose harh
falling from the head
Masses HrxRY WItSOS K Co: deem Mrs W
sons Hair Regenerat,r and Hair Dressing me e;a1da
ARTICLES q al hair preparations nave ~ many
stances known them @ restore The hair where En.
fallen a remove d4ndruff the ha'r 20 - oris
color cure entirely the most painful headaehes-sa-L
some instances most serious hunors Persona = -f
been sbarer in several of these benefits
Rgv HENRY HILL, Manches,sT. y d
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nI.MSTED'S

For .,ls AZ Wholesale and Retail oy
SPEAR and THEo. A. PECh.
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The subscriber make. his bow to tie readers Of
The Burlingto. Free Press. AMI respectfully in
vites them n cali
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The Regeneration = Tut up IN two sizes, snt
retaiis FOX 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 'r'
quart bottles The quart bottles az mu-h "a
chcspes;
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Nashville, Conn, Feb. ,, l. T.
Mr. ealding.
Sir
J. have tried your Cephalic ~. ,u4 f5t,,1,-
r,H that want you to send me two dollar,
worth more.
Part Of these &c for the neishbors. to whom |
gave few Gut Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obligs
Lour on't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY,
HsveTford, Pa, Feb. S, 1851.
Nj, Spslding.
Sir
wish you % send ne ons uore box IL your
Csphalie Pills i4v, rccesi great deai IF ke-eft
from thew.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOICKHOUSE.
sP-Ecs Creek, Huntington Co, Pa.,1
January =, 1861.
H. c. snsId;pg.
You viii please send r two boxes Of your
| CePhalio Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS.
Z 81 have us.i o-s Dor # your Phi, and ind
AsFi .Teeilezf
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F,oa tke Eramir.r. No-foE. =

Cephalic Pills accomplish the obie1t for which
they were made, viz : Cure of Headache in all its
forms.
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no n.IRYMEN
,.D,Us, n,,.MORAL BOOTS,

MADE of French Calf, with Sui, ....on. maas
lyl a good warm article for the spseaoTrYs.
higb, but for sci, i0r, sf
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From NE Democrat, St. Cloud, Maa.
If you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for a box, (Cephslic Pills) so that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-12

From The Ezaminer, N9-foT, Ia.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-12

From The WesfeTn f, Il. Gazsts, Choago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his
unrivalled Cephalic Pills
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From tbs Advetissr, Providence, 4. l.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of tho
very best for that very frequen. complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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Beverly, Mass, Dec. II, 1860.
Il. Q. spslding, Esq.
wish ior some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephslic Pills mora particularly be-
fore my customers. If yoH have anything Of the
kind, please send 10 me
One of my customers, who il subject to severe
Sick Hesdachs, USUALLY LASTING two days,) res
eATsa fan attack - ora Aos- By your Pills which
sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. 3. WILKES
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Net long since 1 sent to you for box of Cephalf,
PIl~ FOR the cure Of the Nervous Headache and
Costivenes', and received the same, and thu Rad
70 gosd IN eTe>t fh1t vas induced 10 send for r,rs
A. r. WHEELER,
Wpsilanti, Mich
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Z 81 hav, us.i o., Dor # your PiU. and ind
hsFl srceiient
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an AND AFTER MONDAY, Dec. ,
OIS6O, Passenger Trains will run on this Road
every day Except sunday as follows:
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sP-Ecs Creek, Huntington Co, Ia, !
January i, 1851.
Z aD,I5.z,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-18
Wealth, Pauperism and Crime IN che
NOTth-Facts Revealed ~ the Census.

A view extending some fifty miles having New
York city as g focus of observation presents much
that is gratifying and much that is to be regretted
Before the free labOur Of the North should boast Of
its advantages over the slave labour of the South
on principles of humanity ana philanthropy, it
should carefully consider ,ae Pauperism and crime
existing among us. There are about two millions
of people inhabiting area extending fifty miles
from New York. The Metropolitan district con-
tainS about 800 600 people, who possess an aggre-
gate wealth in real and personal estate of about
thousand millions Of dollars. The assessors valued
this property for 1859 at Ii tie over $50 GOO 600 and
the census marshals added to this about twenty-five
per cert 80 the true or cash value, thus making
about 81 900 100000. This amount divided among
1900 600 people gives to each man, woman and
child about 1888, to each person tTenty-One
years of age about s 600 o. to each head of
family about S. 600. Here we find an aggregate
and an individual wealth nowhere else to be found
on the continent of America in q territory embrac,
ing the came area.
But glance at the pauperisn and crime existing
in the same will Gstound ia. The census mar
shals return ia 936 paupers il the Metropolitan
district, wholly partially supported at the public
expense during tbs year. Thus we see that about
one in every ten Of our population were either
wholly or in part supported at the public expense.
This is independent OF large number supported by
private charity Tor which citizens are proven
bal. The number of criminals convicted within
the year in the Metropolitan district was 5O.95s-
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BowLIys GREEN, XII, Oct. 8, 1861.
AuEE4CAN 4EF4Ins IN CINApA.
Yiews % 1he CaRaaian Press.
TUE NORTH AND SOUTH.
ICON be oueb:e MOrnIng chrOnIele, Sd. II

At the commencement of this deplorable strug
gle there be little doubt that believing it to be
simply question of slavery, from imperfect
knowledge of its causes, and national impulse on
the part of British subjects to support the powers
that be- the strongest disposition was manifested
throughout Canada to advocate the cause of the
Nor hern Statet; but gradually, rs the clouds OF
doubt and uncertainty which surrounded the CUES
tons were by the actions, "manlfeItoes" aud "mes-
sages" Of the Washington authorities dispersed we
have been taught to believe that the struggle,
only commencing Is simply one Between the mob
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esytPEoIAL E0TIOB-The UNoE AMERICAN 10 conducs
strtV UpO1 The CASE sySteD an papers diSco5ia
Wl ~ at ne separation Of Us time for SoAh ty hG0s bees
ID Subscribers toH be notified tOhen their s6scrsiOz
lHkEooat to expire % CROSS heir pdpes; and
bod the subscription r6st0ed the sB be diSc0Rs
ID This e rule from toAieh Tiers aD BE- departure
and dtch for TIE mark pour sbscripsiOa
Weekly UNION ANERIckN - per IN ddoancs.
Gel hi Weekly UuoH AEERIcAE IS per "a Gd-
" UdHos.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
o. the Post Office from, well sths which they
change to be made.
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SEQ HESITATION NOTICE

Receiver for the Confederate States In
Middle Tennessee,
To az 40A0rs Il may CoHesrB:-
THEREBY notify each and every citizen agent former Part
er trustee other person, hodng controlling any lands
or tenemens shaes debts rights interests Of value o. any
descriton owned By TO any alien enemy OF the Con
feerafe States report the In Ecg When prac
giving description, when knosn Of snos ans ne
Of creditors Ia Of debts win The amounts aae o. 70
berOze due. -. 60, =. -,
For deuit IN this the party subjects him sef 70 ne
penalties g ab for double the amount conceal
5: 6ne &c: surren. er scquits bin Of responsibility
Nv Once IL On he souaren city Nashville, ". p
Berry's Bookstore. % X COChh KILL
ssnt 10 1sI-dTmAw3u Q Confederate States Receiver,
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WESTERN VIRGINIA LETTER Persons having let
ters to send to their friends in the LIST Tennessee
(MANEY's) Regiment, now in Western Virginia, can
send them to this Office by this evening five, o'clock
ard A. o. P. NICHOLSON, jr, of the Maury GREY
viii take pleasure in delivering all letters to the
members of said Regiment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-18
Dividend Notice.

OFp1cE n sHvuLK AND CHATTANOOGA RGmROkD,(
Nashville Oct Z.
TEyHE Bnsr Of Dretcrs CT the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, have this dag declared dividend Of
six per cent On the stock OF the company Of the profits Il
the Last y month payable and ar s date a. NE once OF
the Treasurer OF the company, in nashville
desiri1s 10 collect dividend through third
party a a. 50 b. sendnx written order and starting the
Der Of shares owned. W. A. dLAAFBS.
oct6-dAwlpr Treasurer.
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HuutsviIIe Female College.


EHVHIs aoashing school opened Its eighth ANIMAL tern on "a
inst, with full faculty and seaaly ere-ns
numker Of pupils -,
Pupils charged from beginning OF ne monl ounB WHICH
they The location Is safe and pleasant Caaosa con-
tanning full particulars sent on application % ne fsaent
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Aotes AIKEN % par
Huntsville, Ala, Sept 90, Sl-dlms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-18

A fire originated last night about nine o'clock in
s. building in the rear of the clothing store Of
Messrs. H. & J. METz on Market street, near Broad.
The fire had made considerable Roadway before it
was discovered, but it was csnned to the building
in which it originated. The engines were promptly
on the ground and extinguished the fire in few
minutes. The loss is but small.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-18

IL Aose INDEBTED 70 re ar1 q ISopso1' sssy O.
ment at No Va barket street. 10 . -.
SEPTEMBER IS, 81 II ROBT. THOMPSON & 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-18

The reader will bear in mind that the Tableaux
will be repeated this evening at the Masonic Temple
The popularity of this exhibition viii insure fun
attendance