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pH. gING's DISPEEsARE
EeR PRIVATE DISEASES


49, Dr. EiEa fo1nerly q New YORK, iOS lhsl
ss$AA5s four years Of louisville Ksnt1cEy, and who
igTsed his attention tie Treatment 81 private dssaa Ter ever
hirV , sers siSa hAEinE attended 70 practices Ter %
anT ysaI and egred hoElzRas be Is sa9t . "a
an iSsass Of private natnef matter bow b. tey nag -
from inadeisus medical treanents om nect Their eva
DIT KiBrs DsDsnsay No. . Deadk street. between Oy
Hpd ths scuars where All dsof Prgsss nature
a0HoRHEA without nAuGou1 ueden9 % tntsrsrsaee
from business =
daysby an operation which cazsea no Pan where 1otafs
sxis hsa "a casnOt enjoyed Perhaps ~ dsass caa nofS
-IisaRsf 81 Hpderrnines the eonstitrdoE % much
sYPHIIs with al the diseases Of he SKIN r7ns oas
Isct Ar - can s5eetaally eured IN nv 1
sxINAE WEAHEEss PErticu lar attention having zen
S. and All the Ersnf ON 81 u
. 3 - ~ ne sestrustivs habits o. inc0nsiderats
Youths nd Excessive indulgence q the passions neglect o.
b iII unaerins constitution, rendering ae snect IN
SffoT buEness er society, and e1using % 49,
Females Who nay be isesras VI NJ Q2Say u 10 o0
- - as.ursj Of imne5ists rsief.
PsrSons residing abroad By writing A1d IAing r eSss Na
- -lo-s directed Dr. A. King Ne y Desdnck ltreets
49, Ts1 VIII Ia the Necessary medicine asnt 70 saer
I5s-s b nsary directions Strict Iee-esy Observed Onca
80 -, O'Clock n the morning Entl In he sysnt1g
+ lS59-dEaly
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Afewl flannel bandageSi two and half inches wide
Asd nine yards long, will be needed and lint scraped
and rAvelled.
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wsdding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, in the piece
Bookbnders:: 30 lrd for Splints; pieces is inches
Salders' SILK for LigAtures, Sksins waved and
wound cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen Thread,
Tape and Seasons.
Adhesive Plaster Camel Hair, Pencils, Oiled Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India Rubber end Gutta Percha Cloths
in the piece
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-14 yards long, 2 breadths of
unbleached muslin, yard wide. open one half yard
at the bottom, length ofSleeve three quarters yard
length of Arm Hole II inches, length of Collar 20
inches, length Of Slit in front yard fastened with
four tapes
Loose Muslin Drawers II yards long with
breadth of yard wide muslin in each leg. with
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
buttons and buttOnholes.
Bed Sacking of ticking, yard wide and yards
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, l6 inches wide and 80
inches long,
Pillow cases of muslin, one-half yard wide, 1
yard long
Old linen and cotton cloth, towels, old and new
rough and soft, old sheets pillow cases small pill
lows, old towels, coverets old shirts and drawers,
old pants old socks, old handkerchief old Jackets
pieces Of white domestic pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country or homemade jeans, for fall clothing,
wool or wooden yarn, country or homemade blan-
kets and coUnterpanes blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch,
sweet OIL can vegetables Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans Grrowroot, rago, tapioca rice eggs
chickens, game, brandy, whisky, tobacco crackers,
biscuits tea, Cocoa, lemon yrup, plum and currant
jellies (small quSntites) oatmeal faxsesd and fax
seed meal, wheat bran corn meal, juice of beef, as
stock for beef tea put up in sealed cans champagne
in small bottles for of sudden sinking, china
feeders Of different for administering noursh-
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds common soap, eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those Of you who live in and around the city of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable aSsis lance
at the hospital The sick chamber is destitute of
Its chief Solace unless gr&csd by the presence of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, seOth his Distress other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, Ky, marked Hospital Stores.
l am, with sIScere respect,
D. W. YLEDELI,
Surgeon G. s. A.. and Medicsl Director Of Contra
Division in Kentucky
Bowling Green, Ky, Sept %, 1861.
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TUESDAY, 0oT. Is, 1861.
Senate was called to order at nine and a half
O'Clock, by the SPEAKER
The journal was read.
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Dunlap ZuaVes-..Ik 4IIy, ReOrganize,
H0ltV9

1t is the intention of the old officers 10 reorganize
the DUNLAP ZoUlYEs and all of the old members
are earnestly requested to meet at their old armory
over BUCK store on College St this Fesday) even
ing at O'Clock. All respectable young men, fIom
the age of Is to 10, and who are fee: inches high
that DESTROYS Of joining, viii please be present.
Vigorous efforts will be made towards thorough
reorganization and equipment of the company, and
all Of the old Numbers having uniforms will'please
bring them with them as it can be ascertained
how many are missing. New officers will be elected
as soon IS the organization is complete and the as
sistaDce of old members is earnestly requested in
the work of reorganization,
BY order of the lst Lieutenant.
Fl. A. NELSON, o. S.
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James nc Adso and wife Jones spieer, etas-Ps
ii ion to sell L4Ld and avts Il appearing Clerk and
Master tn allegations in the ill, VII Oh is daily
tat Pula and wife Looiya Pulln, aud Abraham Box,
defendants IN this the Of
that tae ordinary Of this court he
up0s trem Il is therefore ordered by the Clerk Master
publication lie made in tie Fashvile IN and Lsr
PUBLISHED in the city Of Nashville
residents appear at County Court, be
held for the county Of Humphrs the court house
VI WaTsrY Monday November next,
and pie d. anant'5 bill
will e taken confessed and settler hearing
"a. " -. ROsBs,
October I2 Gl-W4t rrsfes 90 Clerk and NsSier.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

GEEA1E
TUESDAY, Ger. IL, 1861.
Senate was called to order at nine and half
o'clock, by the SPEAKER
The journal was read.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. JONES, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported bill in lieu of Senate bill No g. amendatory
of section SI2 of the Code.
bill in lieu Of Senate bill No. IA prescribing the
oath to be taken by Attorneys and Counsellors
The bill to amend section 3l2 of the Code was re-
ported with the objection of the committee
Mr.. WILSON, of Marshall, from the committees
on Corporations and on Agriculture reportedEbills
Nos. 5. and 16.
nIttee, reported bill No. 49, for TIE relief of the
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and Charleston rail
road.
SPECIE.
Mr.. ACDEARNOT-Ab bill to prevent speculation
n-specie. Passed first reading.
THE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. SPURLOCK'S resolution proposing certain
changes in the State Constitution passed on lis
first reading, and on molten of Mr.. Spurlock Is
copies were ordered to be printed.
CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr. TURNER presented the papers of " Hurst
claiuing seat in the Senate from the 4th Senate
rial District, sRo asked a sOecial committee upon
them. Agreed to. Nessrs. Turner, Maxwell and
Dunlap were appointed the committee.
EXECUTIONS.
The bill to repeal an act requiring executions to
be registered, was discussed and passed by infor-
may.
The report Of the Committee on Apportonmert
was resumed on its third reading. debated and made
special order for 10 O'Clock to morrow.
Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met ct half past two O'Clock.
An Intellectual motion was made TO fix perma-
nent hour of daily meeting
The House not being resdy to go into the election
OF Public Printer, the Senate adjourned to half past
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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rezulata the practice upon the subject Of bail Wills
/ persons charged with crimes are on trial.
1 By Mr.. RANKIN: No. 46-Ts authorize the rem
dition of judgments pro confeSso in certain cases.
| By Mr.. ESTES: No. 47-To amend the charter o.
By Mr. ROUSE No. 4s-To Protect the public
against the oense Of allowing licensed gates across
| public highways to get out Of repair.
| By Mr.. CARTHEL No. 40 To prevent specu
lat0ns in gold and silver. IPrsvides that bankers
shall not charge mere than Eve per cent premium
for gold aud Iiyerl
SENATE RESOLUTION.
Senate resolution for q convention Of the two
I Houses this day to elect Public Printer, was
taken up. and,
% motion Of Mr.. GARNER, amended SO as to
bring on the election on Thursday, the 18th inst,
and concurred in.
Senate amendment to House resolution fixing
Thursday, the 18th inst, for q convention Of the
two houses to count the vote cast for Governor,
was eoncurred in.
ABSENT MEMBERS.
RANKIN, from the select committee to whom
was referred House resolution to inquire into and
report the Cause of absence of certain members of
the House, reported that the committee have evil
dence sufficiently satisfactory to warrant them in
reporting that Mr.. Cleveland, the member elect
from Hamilton county, and Mr.. Keith, the member
elect from Scott, Morgan and Fentress, have both
gone to Kentucky, moved by feelings of sympathy
WAN thS GfLuteb VI CtAtesy dLu ualESO
towards the Confederate Government, of which
their own State is a member.
On motion of Mr JONES' the report was re-
ceived and the committee discharged.
On motion of Mr.. MILLER, the House adjourned
to half past nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
MAsONIo-The NJ E. Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Nasons of Tennessee assembled in tie Masonic
Temple, in this city, day before yesterday, and was
opened by CA Fuller, P. G. II. p, the proper pre-
siding officer being absent from the State The
representation, owing probably to the present dis
tracted condition of the country, is not as full
usual On that evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year, viz:
NJ. E.. Jonathan Huntington, Of Nashville, G. H.
Priest
E., John FrizzelI, of Winchester, D. G H. Priest
E, J. J. Wezsham, of Memphis, G. King.
E, I. c. Warner, of Chattanooga, G. Scribe.
E, VIII. Horn, of Nashville, G. Treasurer.
E, Charles a. fuller, G. Secretary.
E, Rev. W. II. NcCluskey, of Union City, G. Chap
lain.
E, Henry Sheffield, of Nashville, G. C. of Host.
C,m., Edwin Fields, G. Tyler.
The Grand Council of the Royal and Select Mas
tiers elected the following officers for the next twelve
months:
Comp, John Frizzsll, Of Winchester, T. l. C.
Master.
Comp, A. B. Enloe, of Troy, D. 7. l. G. Master.
Comp, J. Marshall, of Franklin, G. P. c. of Work.
Comp, ". H. Horn Grand Treasurer.
Comp. Chas. A. Fuller, G. Secretary.
Camp, II. Written, Of YOrkyille, C c. Of Guard.
Comp, James W. Baldwin, of Memphis, G. SEN
tinel.
Comp, Edwin Fields, Of Nashville, G. Tyler.
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THE DAuY.-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 half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
We are informed that the news boys are n the habit
OF selling single copies st ten cents and more, all
lodging that tbs paper costs them i've Goats
scpI9-dtf
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Dividend Notice,

0TE1CE NASHVILLE CHATTAEOosA R11LsoADl
nssa. file. Get 4. (
FFNE Board Of Dirscrs Of the Nashville Chattanooga
Rzlroad Company hxvs this day delaTeda dividend Of
Biz the stock OF the the profits Of
Ihe last 70 months payable after this date Of
the Treasurer OF the ccmp1ny, in ERshsiiis
StSckhs desiring collect Their dividend through third
party By s=naias written order stztDy nun
Der Of shares eWned W. A. GLEAVE5.
. ocHS-d&viu Treasurer.
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nESSRLuTI0N.

FsyHE partnership heretofore existing HUeH Mocha
and w. HooPER HARRIs, under the firm style VI EuEh
McCrsa Co.. this dsy dissolved by mutual consent, W
Hoo er having sold his STOCK,
Hugh Hcgres, who will continue the
leT the arm Of Hugh ncCrsa & Oo
assumed the liabilities Of the old alone
authorised o set lie the old books.
HUGH MoCaEA.,
" HOOPER uARRJ5.
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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SEQ ILLUSTRATION NOTICE
.
Receiver fer ths Confederate states In
- Middle Tennessess u e

To az Grl0ss q may COnosrn:- aa 2
HHEREBY notify every citizen agent, former part
sr trustee person. ding controlling lands
or teDeents sh1tte dsbs Interests ~ value Of
owned due to alien eseDy Of the Con-
derate States report the 70 in writ When
cabe giving dsEcripton wnen krosn, Of ha
creditors Of debts with the
be-Oue due.
70, Eillru default In this the party subjects hin 70 e
penalties be liable Ter dsubs conceal
sd hne Ec.; surrsn acquits him Of responsibility
Ny oce tie sq1aren heeF Of NAshVIlls. ". T.
Beyrys Bookstore. 81 r. O0CK8TLL.
Sept 10, BI-dImkE3n CcnfeeeFuie States Receiver
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REcRUITs WANTED FOR THE ACCANN ZoUAvEs.-
80 or 4Orecruits are wanted to complete this COM
pany. THIS company will be attached to Col. Az
GLkDE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rife; will be drill in
the regular Zouave drill and viii 90 into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
months
Apply to the undersigned on College street, two
doors north Of Broad.
81. o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra ns' Regt., Tenn. Vol
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IBID are invited for seating the third story the Howard
School House, with furniture SINH that in the
st and second steTes but bidders the
pattern.
Sealed bdI for seventy double desks may fled viii
the Secretary OF Beard Of Education, No. &c. college street.
tilt Tue d night, October y, ls6l
CO. Mite Of Board-AeETrG Howard, Rhea Paul and
uCYte. ocsl6-c3.
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Comp, Edwin Fields, of Nashville, G. Tyler.
TIE the Ladies OF Kentucky and Northern

1 have established at Bowling Green, KY, Gen.
sral Hospital for the reception of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States ARMY
of Kentucky. In enterprise which ia so init
mateIy connected with the physical comfort If rot
slso the life, Of the soldier, l feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore,
beg to make few practical suggestions to you as
to the manner in which you may serve those mem.
bers of the army who are overtaken by accident
or disease. A very efficient mode OF rendering as.
sistauce to the inmates of TIL hospital is through
the agency of Relief Associations, such numbers of
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States. Can you not organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for
ward whatever msy be contributed? Where for
any reason such societies cannot be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona-
tons direct TO Bowling Green.
Among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
are the following
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Maps Of the Seats of War.
Removed.

HAVE ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
So the public square, next door to AorrSw & Son
where would be pleased former customers and friend
shall endeavor all tim keep hand general assert
ne Of Home Made Boots and Sh Oess IL As grss.
varsity and the price materials vii justify
made to order.
0ep9O-H JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,

An uzfailing Specific fer all Diseases 81
the Urinary OrEana, and q GGneral-
Alternative and Blood Purifier
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SENATE REVOLUTION.

Senate resolution for q convention of the two
Houses this day to elect Public Printer, was
taken up. and,
On motion Of Mr.. GARNER, amended so as to
bring on the election Thursday, the 18th inst,
and concurred in. srss-
Senate amendment to House resolution fixing
Thnradav the l7th inst for q convention of the
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EVAvING entered the army eunsee have disposed Of
nv entire In the firm Of Hugo MoCrea 30 to
Mr. Hugh McGrea, would Ask my friends Continuance Of
patronage the firm that they genrSuB extsnds3
TO the old.
aan1
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PREssMAy WANTED AZ thus Office a good
Pressman, to whom liberal wsges will be given.
octCdtf
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Huntsville Female College,
nrn, III 4 "a


FNYHIS 6oRriEanE school opened s eighth annual tern "a
inst, with full Rassl and large aud steadily increasing
number 81 pupils
Pupils cargel from beginning Of the month during which
they enter The location safe and pleasant Catalogues
tanning full particulars sent application the eresdon
Confederate Bonds and Treasury Hotes taken par
J. q. WILSON, President
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~ CHANCERY Ar GAaLATIN.
ra..ra DuasT '. saraA Barnard. :. ,l.-

Edsard Duder Ys Sarah Barnard st als-
..riry 70 ATTRACTION Of the Glrk and haser That
Samuel d Psadon, sarsh B. Psadon, Malta a hlllns,
-. ~ rs-nsy John ". CLANCY and Marina nancy are
81 ne STATE Of TeDnelsee, 90 that pr
20 ~ s cannot serves upon them y
80 U - ade In Lht0I Cna 4netcGn Tor four
-, esmu snoinx ssi1 dsencanS 20 ep AZ = the
nsTG term Of TIE ChanseIy .oaIs {. "a
ne court ar d-uur eonplzinants b e. TIE ss
% peao and set for hearing eKpaEts, 70
wal Be iAAsn - GEO. b Guild, O. 4 n
them.
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CONFEOERATE STATES.
Attachment NOtIce.

1T appearing to ny "a tisn that the defendant VIM.
Carr IL non-rss ent aaehnent having been issued
EyLe upon The sdavf Of the plant e. Gideon Clifford and
upon ertin personal properly belonging to the said Wn
Ca r fore ordered hat be&tion be
LtOH and AnlericG spaper pu1she1 in the city Of
vile, Tsnoss5es for four successive weeks notifying s
said Car 20 appear ny ONCE a Har1sTiIls Tenn.
18th day ef October ne< ard plead dsnUr to said
sschme and further prceedngs il tes mean tine
ed. This 18Th esp;Eabsr, 1s6l
SAMUEL ". LEsUEUR, J.
ostl-wit-pr's fee 80.
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The attention of cooperS is directed u the advsr
tisement of N. D. Cross, Esq, in this mornings
pSper
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Atfen1lor1 Soldiers

All officers and men members Of the 23d Regi.
ment, absent on furlough, are ordered to report
themselves Immediately for duty at Regimental
Headquarters, Bowling Green, Ky.
MATT MARTIN Col. CONG.
HoRACE REApY. Adintsnt Oatl2 dot
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mAURY RIFLES,


Goa. We d. Bates Regiment
BOUT the end o. this menth nts d carrying the above
"a named OomPinv, the Pc omAe, such supply Of
Markets, OTeco4s, Pants Shirts, Drawers Shoes Hospital
Stores, the iberaity kSuy county may afford No
the has stronger claims the generous
and patriotic than the ssuEy Rhss
Supplies Of every Re LEFT Sith Mr. JoHS A EEsLE
Cnlnmbia Tenn. Oct II, 6l-dtH&WH q. 9. smith.
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EOtice

WILLOW VOID FOR GUN POWDER.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
nn C"RDs OF WILLOW WOOD will be purchased in
kUU small let's delivered at Nashville for which lib
cash price VIII be paid The Willow may he Of
the preferred larger sticks split into
parts larger tkSn the The osk be well peeled of
the q cutting The must be uniformly three
feet and the cord viii "A feet long feet
high ami ; feet broad, containing Is6 cubic ket.
-nSo,-
Two thousand pounds Potash will purchaser by the IN
dersigned at Nashville. GEO. W. RAINS,
Mai. Art and Ord. C. I. A.
RaFar n Morvan EsO
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ATTENTION !
- oh, =
To COOpers.


EALEn proposals for mHkiBg thousand gunpoEdsr har
rels confederate states1 Will be received until
Wednesday October .,
rpartcuIars Dimensions Material &c HpPly to the
GunooEer Works Rsnnsry OF Cher
and Franklin Streets Nashville, Tenn. n. D. CROSS
ocLl6-N
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-oTTOE TO POLICY HOhBE

s sftsr MS date, and until further nstes the War
viii Be Inserted II al Open R0cies issued by IA
- 7S.,s srd Fire Insaranss oonpsry and he Naro
-. Gouusrsal IasuTancs OoDpa1y.
f'"~ A. ". BUrLFR
sSsrs.nEy Tsuas Mar. Ead Firs Insurance e.
JANIS WALKBR
Secretary ocnRsEsiAl Iasaranos oozpsns
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SIS RRMnrd.

ENHE above reward will b. paid for Ae recovery Yellow
i Vslise, married O. Wood, which taken from the
platform q tbs Chattanooga railroad, the morning Of the l5h
October. G. W REMEDY,
CctI6 dit Under Commercial aoteI
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THE LOUISVILLE. COURIER


TKSRE publication Of I'll paper viii b, resumed a Bowling
Green on MOpd y, I4h s. and it viii be simultaneously
j. ped at and dstFbutd from Nashville Having IN hssdis
r "a = ia ami distrtis We are pre,arei TO recsve ole
for any quantity newsmen, bOose lers and others
Price, "a cents cory cash in advapSs eisse oSPes ave
October le-des No 6 Union street.
LOr OF BLACK PEPPER, Just received
a and for sale by lOetl2l PAYHE' JAMAs CO.
a FINE LOT or CIGARS, Just received cad for
n sale by [Ootlal PAFNs,JA4gs & co. ;
EUsT RECEIVED SUPPLY OF INDIGO,
y and FOR sale b. loctl2l PAYNE, JAMES & CO.
a CHOICE Tor OF PULvERIZED AND
70 oLARIRIED SUGARS, on ale By = q
A L0V OF CII0ICs LAYER RAISINS,
~ Pickles Pepper Almonds gueerts Hah Boards
oesIs-dT i-''' D''-''' --'' PAYNE SAuEs 90.
A HARNESS DrayHsrss, which the Gan have ely
IA paying for this advertisement octl2
Army contracts.
FEJHE Q7artermase desire to contract with re
s9ensble parties for the manufacture and delivery st
Nashville Of Camp Kettles Meas Pans Shoes and Pick
Oc.l2-dEW Assistant ouartermaster
Attention.!
EEENsHAw. the orsi7a Market street Furniture msn, is
aeai7 on his pins Having teen closed Up for fea days
h has re opened with splendid stock Of home aeued
work.
NB-oifurniure repaired and made to Ieok good
Mattre7ses made ~ order 3. HENS1AN,
octl2 din sc Markst street 0ppotite Uni0n.
Mint 10 Southern Merchants.
HEEING desrogs t. quit business would respectfully an
t. dealers line that have nice
Staple Goods and hOOnB which propose close
good Southern very tls PRIME
stock tma and nearly all composed Of last FAN Springs
puTchaies conseqTeI y the goods are es and desirable
stock Save your duty. " UPTON HOOVER,
New Providence, Montgomery Co., Tenn, Oct IL 6-dlW~
COOpers Wanted.
WILL pay literal wages for oOOpers make Whisky
al and Flour BAne.s. Apply to
JAMES g. SNYDER,
Oc.ober 10, Si-dlm% at Chattanooga, lem.
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BANK NOrEs,-We are requested by the officers If
the Bank to ask any person having Bank Note Pa
per to call in and them in relation to supply.
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Wanted.
ETANTED by the Starch Manu- Aeuring Company. 90 0c0
w bushels sprousd wheat, for which the highest market
price viii be paid BY apply to WIN. KIToH Agent,
Starch Manu- acturing Company,
College street, Hssbvil {, Tenn.
B-cOnstsRt employment will be given to good ssroA
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