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- N'-aA7iie, 1hu., Oct l5 1851.
os.lna .. q eouipsai. bsstsIIoss and -.
n1snts entering the service a.. ss..'.,. -
n com pi,ano' With the recent ssi,saa..oa q So
Oo'lI'a nder-in-chief, vii move 4 S. .o:r r..sse.irs
eOlomsna. to Camp Cheathari, E.ssrt,ou. eeunty.
OF Camp Trouslals. Sumner count, Ter.iisSSSS 4.
they may prefer, unless by snbssqasss oFs.rs q
them. l.--'s' -
re companies should, in point Of strength. cam
law.
1t Is desirable they should take Win lhsm slo
eneamPmeut arms Of whatever DESCRIPTION. can b
procured.
The proper officers Of the eaartsrnaassr,s and
COI MINISTRY Departments viii. without further
OFusrs' supply TO companies, battkIcas and regis
ments entering the seryios in obedience to ss.d
Procismaiioa, transportation, equi,ments and sub
sisteacs.
% S''h ss arrangements can be made Tor the
purpose orders Of Ike purport with this. embrae-
ing the other divisions OF the State will e isBed
BY command Of Gov. IsaAx G. Hlnnr.
CommEEder-inChief.
JA4Ss v. AcdESRT, AdjGtart General q.
OStI' DIV Patriot cow
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executors sale.

AN Tu,sIy the 18th o; November, Is6l at the late resi-
dc1cs Of William Alison deceased, two miles South Of
Cosg Grove, tbs Nash VILE EOens lille and Farm
Turnpike will to sale the highest bidder the follow
Ing property to wit: TIE HOuehod and Ktc5en Furniture
the farming uneaSs three wagons, buggy and
tReve head OF cattle and foe bloc led Mich
Cows h Sx horses and us PORK and $50 stock hogs
the crop % corn. fodder oats,
Tee ElaS of SaGe.--AH s!ms OF IS and under, cash
On all thst amount crsit OF twelve months viii BE-
gv2l, notes with two good securities b5ing every
qured and the OF the sSe be complied with tesrs
the property is removed. JSMSs ALLISON,
oc-2Jdtl" I&eutT of William AliJon, decd.
We authorized to Col TAOS sNOD3RAss, Of
White oun.y cSndi iGt represent the All District
TIE Con eiside Congress-. oo23-dte
We suthor d t, announce LEE II. BENTLEY a
jdte ePTeent the Congressional Dstrt comp sed OF
the ojane Of LiEcon Giles LawreIes, Wayne, Lewis aad
Msp =, in the oOneder.ts Congress oE3-dit'
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Fer Congress.

|o sgs Azttori1ed to Enrouee3 Hon. H. P. KERsLE o.
Ru rard. sNnddste for C17Ess the Oh district m
p'sei ts eounies Of Csnnon Rvlsucrd Williamson Mar
snalli Be-I)rd a-d CoGee O.t3-e
s are 4uor SD to announce A. Ill 5JL ean6iiat
Tor Congress from the 81 Co1lessosEl Disrie. oet
hesre suth5rzei to Hon. CuARLRS READY, of
hnhsrorJ esndGats fo COnsrsss in tbs 6h cSr:
e5sd OF te c11atss of Cannon EaeIrI Williamson, Msr-
SaIl., keiioli al rss. Get . do~
We aI.hcTzsd to Fon s. FoOTB a candi-
date % the OF tbs Confederate sts,es
5th Dsr e. coIpOstd Of the couatss CT sh DSEsb
y wilson sni DKYiJs3n Ustls-dts
We arc FutSoriIed TO Eon. G6HEN sr., esn
6iiae for CorR from the Fh District cOpT Of tbs
eoGntsi Of Azcou, Ssih, pC6alb NLIou AID aTldson.
octi7-te
We are authorized to anueuucs jams {. CARMICHAEL
Ct sine corn ddEte TeTTesEas the district
in tae Coz E-eSs Ct Tie CO2fedeISte StEltI oels-e
We ere authorised to Hon JCTN HOUSE acA7
date &c Tpvssut hs iGhh district T., Conggs Con
Tolerate ss1eE ootS-s
We are Lu,hurzed to announce W. q. rETITT. Of smh
e5unty, az caodiiaJe :er the nIst Csnfeds SITS Con
ess uuae- 1s Ecss nj Constitution, The Fourth Con-
ErssdszAl District Of Tenntssee a; tie NoTsTlbsT election
sp3S-atE3
We are autt oriSe to announce EACHDERS cEndi-
date for CoaEtss from tie seyenh Cong District
the November election. septI7-atd%
Wa authorized announce l. TH9HPsoN, Of Wilson
as candidate iIT Congress from Tie EA Congress
t'7ct' Al The November election. EPl7-tds
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Gov. H. {. FOoTE, candidate for the Confederate
Congress VIII address his fsow-eitizsns Of the 5th
Jeneressional District. az the following tines and
snithviile' D,Kai6 eouasy, On Monday the 2lsi Of
Ale1Andria. DeKAi5 county on Tuesday the SD
Carthage Smith County, wednesday the 2s1 instant.
La a.F@ye''e Macon county, Thursday the 24lh in
Lebanon, wilson county, Saturday the Goth in,
spring place, Monday. Oetober 2Ssh.
Third Toll gate MUrfrsesbcr0' Turnpike Tues
day, October 29,h.
IaseulUm, Wednesday. October 3O.h.
Tank Thurstsy, 0ci6ber 3lst.
Busk's Grocery, Friday November ist.
Snisys store Saturday, November 2nS.
Gjodettsviie, Monday November 4ih.
Co1an'5 Store. Tuesday, November STR.
Court House. Wednesday Novernbar sfb
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ADJUTANr GEvERAL's OFF.cs.
Nashville Tam 0.r Il 1881

| - ADJCfAAT UENEHAL 4 JfflcE.
| Nashville, Tenn, Oct IA, 1861
Information having reached The Cummsnder-in-
ChieI that Regiments Of the Tennessee Provisional
Army R'retofOre organized and mustered into the
service OF the State, beirg recruited above the
"''1 mum number Of men allowed By law, and =
considerable portion Of ths period Of enlistment Of
ID 1ny oI ssid regiments having expired and the re-
cent Proeiam alton Of the Governor having afforded
abundant opportunity for al who desire to
90 60 to enter the service in companies and
regiments, AMI be mustered into service in obedi-
enee 10 SAID PROCLAMATION, further recruiting in
Tie infantry and cavalry battaliors md regiments
oFgSnizee prior to the date Of said proclamation.
Is heFeey expressly forbidden. And those having
charge Of the transportation of troops viii after
'hls dS'e permit 20 cruits to be transported at
public expense FOR service in said battallons
asa regiments. any recruits mustered into service
hereafter n violation Of this order vii be transl
TERED to such e-m2auies and regiments as the Com
nanderi IN Chief may deem proper.
By command Of Gov. IsnAw G. HAAS. Command
e. -Cbiel. J.rss ". Nc4rNRv
Adjutsnt General
Nashville Patriot, KEoxYiIe Register. spd Kan
phI9 appeal copy ore week.
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a candidate for Congress in tie Sixth District
composed Of the counties Of Carbon Rutherford
Williamson, Marshall, Bedford and CCfIse. will al
dress the people at
Bslibuckle, Thursday, O,t06er %
Auburn, Cannon county, Friday, October ..
BFadyyi.ie, Saturday, 26
Shel5yTilie Bedford ccanty, Monday. October %.
Farm ngton, MARSHALL county, Tuesday, October
%, at 10 o clock A. M
Lewis5urg, Marshall county, Wednes Jay, Octo-
Der 80
Ch.pel Hill, Marshall county, Thursday, October
bcr 81.
Franklin, williamson county, Friday, Novem-
Der l.
Triune, williamson county, Saturday, NoTem-
er ?.
Manchester, COtIse county, Monday. November
Beech GrOys, Coffee couaty, Tuesday, Eovem-
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TsNNEssEE LEGFsA&pgRE.
SENSlL.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1851,
. Senate met at . o'clock n. IS.


TUEsDIT, Oc7oBER -, 1851.
The Senate met at o'clock An
TETTg o..
Mr.. BARROW, presented petition rom Henri
Erni, asking compensation for chemical suAlysis.
The petition WIS referred 10 tho judiciary Commit
tee.
REPORTED RIIs.
gr. MAXWELL. from the J1lieiasy Committee
reported back bill to aneRi ct giving the peO-
pie the power TO elect revenue e)ueusCSs and re-
comuende it, passage.
M. Maxwell also reported back bill from
from the same iCCmmittce tTeDpting soldiers
the penalties inflicted for earring eOwie knives
and Recommended a bill IN lieI.
Mr.. BARROW. from the Military Committee
reporting back bill prsvililZ for tho payment Of
certain expenses incurred bJ TIE pay department
Of the provisional Eelny AID rsc0muScdsd rs pas
sage.
BILLS Of FIRST pg40DG.
By1Tr. BARROW:7A bill to establish an Ordl-
nance Bureau for the State, End fer other purposes
Pa 'sed its first res3ing AMI vas l5fe rsd - tho
Military Com nittee.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.ROSSON Offered a resolution that the State
ralnquish irB right in the Chambers and Purdy
Turnpike to the cI.iz1ns OF IcNairy c0uRty. Reso-
luton hes oTer.
N-. ROSSON'S resolution % raise committee of
five TO whom all mea for the relief of the peo-
pie should be- REFERRED PASSED, and the follow
Ing senators were plac91 13on the committee ::
hessrs. Barrow, CardwsH. Dunlap, McNei!ly and
Barton.
SENATE BILL o. THIRD READING.
A bill to amend the law respecting b0wie>knives
was passed ol its third reading: Ayes Il, noes :.
The bill, nl3tiOn, ira lsm,ttc1 to tie House.
HOUSE MESSAGE.
On m0ti9a, uouss message informing the Senate
of the non occurrence Of liz HoI7e 70 Senate's
amsndnen. . Senate EssJiLlol No. II, was taken
up.
On motor. &c Senate re 'eled.
On motion Of Mr.. CARDWfLL the jIlicia-y com
mjtJee were dscasrsed from tAs further csnsIte-
ration Of bi!!g looking to Teiaf OF the people, the
same 10 b. -eferred t. tae.s appropriate COM
mite
ADJOURNMENT.
On moto-. The Senate adj cured uni! nina O'Clock
& II. tO-mc.rSw.
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From rsiaecu-t.

The St. Louis Republican Of the Il h anEou5cel
the capture Of the Federal Guard at Big Rive1
Bridge, On the St Louis and trenton Railroad, and
the burning Ct the bridge BY Gen. JEFF. TRoMPsoS
thus cutting CG communication between st. Louih
and Pil.t Knob ard Iront0n. This information il
given to the Rpu5,;eaa by Capt. ELICIT (FederaIb
who comma ded the Guard, ard who. with bis
command, was released on parole b. Gen. THoHF.
SON ard sent to St. LOUIS. 4. the latest sdyiest
THoRPz0N was marching toward IroHt5r.
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Tx THE COME d WAITE ooURTs
The Pvats JET pavis Fs II Cargo eihs John seh
En the Prize COnrt OF kFo Confederate
States OF AErierteas
Tbs Jefferson Davis vs. The cveO Of the John WEIGH
10y virtue OF Writ Of sale to dfrected, under tie
cree Of Bonorable, the PrEs Court Of the CoEieIerIe
States for the District Of souh Carolina will expose
public the Steam Packet BART in the city CT
Charleston, Thursday, the 3ist inst at ocleck n
.rhe Cargo OF the BriG 10 Inn WeAch.
Co sing Of about e52 Of white, yellow and brown
suIaF 973 81 erces and % bsrres Muscovao
sugr q exceed than 20 bsxe5, 10 hlds
tiercse and IL barrels Of each. Terms clsa.
JOHN B. IRVING, Jr,
Deputy c. s. Marshal souih Carolina.
evssiyIIe Union aud american will insert aboye We
times a. d send bill to this ofice.-CharlssO1 Courier.
OetJ-
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PKOCLAMATION
IsBAm q. HARRIS,

Governor Of the state Of Tenn eSSe
To s Sheriff Ct TIE equity # 8aus,oR "a said SIDE
GREETING:
EYHEREAS, tie seat o. tie Representatives eIee 70 n
- Lersature, cm the cocniy Of Halitan has ten De-
cared yaean. ~ resolution q the House q Representatives
ADOPTED October H. IS6l You hereby marde ~ an
hold an con al places Of ding eec cnn
a. 90 Sa-urdy the 10TH day Of November ster giving n
notice rsqure ry s fr the ecctiol preventative L
h hs ,acaay Aforesaid and due return thereof male
accorJ.lg 70 Law.
In testimony whereof haze n rsunto SCI ~ hand
and czusei he great sal Of the sac afixla
thu erar al Nashville, ca this I9h day Of ocio
- bar, D. lc6i
By he Governor: tsHAd @. HARRIS.
D. p T. Hay. Secretary Of state.
n PM Chattanooga AdrcItissr viii pie-ss cspJ'
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DEFICIENCY CT THE LAST HARVEST IN FaAzcz T

DEFICIENCY CT THE LAST HARVEST IN FRAEcE The
Liverpool Times Of the I4th ult. SAYS:
The most painful intelligence frCu France is the
deficiency Of the last harvest. This deficiency il is
now ascsrtained, is EaHeh more extensive than was
previously supposed France, it is estimated, will
be compelled to spend forty millions sterling this
year 30 nake up the deficiency. The price OF -four
is rising Throughout France. We stated recently
that large quantities Of -four were being shipped
from Liverpool to various ports in France, AID We
learn that sixty millions of francs IN gold have
been sent to RUSSIA 10 purchase grain This sad
disaster will react upon the English market. ana
will affect, more or less seriously All the grain mar
kets in the world. Happily, plenty Of grain for e-
psrtaton il 70 be had in Russs, and the western
shores Of th5 Atlantic. Both Canada and lbe Unted
states will be importing largely icto France the
moment this intelligence arrives Ous.
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Dr. LzwB SunKs, prominent physician Of
of Nsmphis, worthy and enterprisipg cItizen anil
true gentem1n died few days since in that city,
from taking large done of morphine, missikirg il
for quinine. His reuaIEs followed 20 taei-
last resting place by q long procession Of tbs
wcrthiest and best citzaus
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GhnaI for Sale.

1909 p1ir men5 asserted! Brogans by J. W.
WARD s. Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
Evans & CO. Oct % 1851. DIFF
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Mr.. BARROW, presented a petition from Henri
Erni, asking compensation for chemical suAysis
The petition WIS referred 10 tho Juii9iary Commit
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who vonId not be Ensurrdl

Received this day Of w J. MARR, lasurdne Agent
No 2o College street. in this city FiUe Hundred Dol
lars. The full amount Of Insurance. on that part o
my building on Market street, winch WIS destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him. if you wish your losses settled farl!
and paid promptly. II. METz
Nashville, Oct. Is, IseI-h.
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y caHaldSte to represent the 7th District Gem
posed o. tue counties Ct Lincoln, Giles. Lawrence,
wayne Lewis and Aaury, il the Confederate States
Congress. will sddress tie people at
Columbia On saturday, October 26.
NswtUsg Hoa5ay rs
Waynsslor9 o. Wednesday so
LAWrenceourg on Friday. November l. -
Pulaski Saturday p
Fayetteville Monday 4.
Eocdo1 On Wednesday. Nnvaunler Grh, IsCT.
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Nolics TO Corscspoudeuts.

vile tenn special favor friends sn
dents in the vsrors divisions clnTs Conleder
70 ess wi fTnisn Is VIA al he gossip sAlIexs oper be
placed before shs pu5e We 7ilh make piper boh
Interesting AID slscrle vsr to the tent OF svzry solder
fighting battles fo :aGperdene Their letters should
addressed % "a Il NashtiHs. Tern.
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d r. COL E NJ A n S
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.

TENHE erton Of citizens strangers, snd Others visiting
Nashville req urug medical aid is respectfully called to
this office, DsadsScK street Se.0nd hOo between Cherry
and the Square
DR COLIN old practitioner II meecne his aimcs
uninitd experiences and hlerDE past
treatment Of has nnuce him devote
his undiYiied t. sIl diseases Of this sure. Nany
Of character have Ompty yielded
his improved method Of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Her diary 81 hhss Con
srhs elect al diseas Of the genial and urinary
De with o resistance t. his TCmsdI5s.
All female rregul res snd functional arrangements Of the
Womb and all diseases anEng from CESSATION and ill managed
psrturitioD
Every Of Redur Se Rupture and OF Piles, and Proap
the Rectum Of PigtIls, be cured
process nery painless II either OF the latter under
by Dr. cure Is iRsdTidIy warranted,
CAREFUL ton always Pcsents the indie oI
failure by his improved m-tho5 Of operating
Persons applying in pSrI-n Letter tdescr
bing easel the es Symphonic Of acenGte specific disease
he erred the abOrle ehod in for eight
hours
sct nd Ie1ce prompr attention and Eaodsras charges
will govern him With has patr
Pro arcury used in the treatment Of esaereGl disease as
believes TN mot cases. produces dseas, than that
it is siven 70
one hous fom eigbtn the morning till nine the
i'm }n
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE WINTER Large quantities
Of lumber and great number of ssshes nave been
conveyed during the present week over the Central
road to Manassas, for the purpose, probably, of
winter quarters for our troops in that immediate
vicinity. Several of the bales of blankets brought
By the Eurmuaa" from England, were, also, dis
patched 10 the same destination yesterday.-Rich.
7aJsl E.gu 'yfy Oct. II.
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The S., Louis Evsniag He,Os states that an o-de :
hss been Issued for the arrest Of the Rev. D. Il.
McANALLY, editor CT the S. Louis C,r.s:i1n Adv0oqi
and formerly Of Rockville in this State. The aE5
ged osnse is treasonabe mater contained in = cent
numbers CT his paper
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FIRST GRAND jury OF TIE CONFEDERATE CoUsr.-
The following gentlemen constitute the Grand Jury
impaEnelled yesterday in the Confederate Court
Lucius J. Polk. Foreman John Overton Thomas
I. Bransiord, WillisH z. Harding, Calvin W. Jack
son. John v. Childress. Frank. AcGavock Thomas
harding, Il. T. Holt, Hiram Vaughn, William Stock
ell, EITIn II. ChIldress Jr., Daniel Graham.
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These ofour Liend striving from the doninoa fK2g In
ma copies Of the late Louisville, CincnnS or
Northern apes viii cOrfr sPeel both
ard the POI lie ~ Isayi tn at cfee, IL HslhTils, with
tie Least de Az uoss lie.
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EEE0CLAMATEON
IsHAM G. HARRIS.

Governor CT TIE State OF Tennessee.
To he Shs'ifs Of tAs counties Of Morgan, Scot and
FlI.rsss "a said SGts-GREETNG:
SEIHEREl5 The sat of the Representative elect 70 the
essatCre, m tie count of MsTg n Scott and Pen
trs has been dec ret vscsn FesoGtioa Of the
Representatives, adopted October I'm, ISL You hereby
conman1et spen ana hold election ali he places
hOld elections ssturiays TIE 18th tzy
Novrfe- EeXt, after giving cne u s ihorf requi b
law, the election RssTe entafise, al tho VacaDoy
Aforesaid AID due etrrn thereof make e according 10 zW.
In testimony Taereof have hereuntS ny hand
T. and caused the great seal q the State he sll
49, the department IN Nashville, tis, l9h i4Fof
Oct-bsf, A. 4. l5Gi
By the GcVsrnor: IsHAM G. HARRIS.
;. 4. R. RAY, Secretary Of stEts.
II JChattsncOga AdUsrfiSsF ecPy- octl9-dtHkEtdo
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DIR. AIaH's DRsPEnSaRE
pnrs Pp .VATR DTsEAsEs-

- DE-. KiSG, formerly o. New York, for nsI
ssl fgar ysars o. louisville, Eentncky, and slis
~ - ttsuton ts trealoBt 81 private d1eases FER oF
$50 srrs Eaters hrsri having attended % pracrs Ter
- .-sy. ard cured nary housaBzs, ~ Is enabied
N +,s,-s IN pFvsts nsturei retttF tc@ bad they
- jr;,s;csus rs5ieal treatment or srol neglect of
- - -, Tfsg-usazy No. . Dssdrsch 1trest, bsfEee
=: - s-ov- Were be cares al diseases ~ private
t5e.os5 ~, esfss sithou. asEeiogs nsdi5ins e. IN.
Sp1c]rsvs efold re>szt eats, sEss.zaly cured IN
-. b. - e1srston Hach cs1aea 40 pain. Hhers atr
80 Si-h camel be euayel- Perhaps isess causes y
-t.5,sef - ,nIeruiass The con1-itrtion Euch.
ria All diseases q TIE skin. aroEinQ ou4
-. - ,atssst cs1 Be- edectaaily erred IN lsH darl
s,tr.t E.,xEzss, particular attsaon h.zng besn yTsz
-. -. ~ al the c3naequs yrsFp ont u l, us
- = 800 sssss ~ Re 1esruct7s eaS1i 81 fac01s
Yeabs ana excessive inautysnce Or ne rauns
- 80 UIears de culsttuti5r, resrinE he sutIecf
SEQ busnsss or sosty, and causing presiursod sss-
I ~ nav Be laborins vita s1y lculi7 81 i1a Ven
- -, -s.s-eg Of iu1eil8ss rebel
$3.50 -s5ag sbrOsi, y wiring sad s.stiug lAeir ease
.I,s-s directed h D A. King, Ne. p nsalrick le
- jIls Tsn1 will haseth aecasla-y netcn3 % ~.
,5ress win neossaIy dreo5l street .-erzl oas,a u
sorr irca Oclo'. u '-9 A-'4--S 49, n ~ -'
sns=e3 is5n-izas3
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The DAILT.-Sinsle copies Of our paper can be
had at the counting rOem IT Eve cents. News boys
and other dealers are furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
vs. informed that the news boys are In the habit
Of selling si1gs copies ct ter cents aud more, s>
Lodging that the paper costs tLem i've cents.
ssvIQ--I.F
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,


The SPEAKER called the House TO order at half
past nine o'cl""k.
sFQUFSTEE-- ~
Mr. NARIlT, OF Shelby, submitted the following
report:
The Committee on Confederate Relations to whom
was referred he Senate resolution. No. H. have
had the same under considerations, and instructed
me- to report
The o5ia,s Of the resolution Is 81 ask the Con-
feGerate Congress is so modify mi amend the Sc
quesra;i3n agt to give tire o. ia debts seques~
tered by The act The preamble preceding said res
ciut1on, assInes Il e law 10 be thst the moment q
debt ia 81 sUeGtered it j. due and Eust at once be
psid. II thiI So then the passage Of the res
olu!oa 0uli be right and proper, but II the object
sought to be STAINED is already for In the
Representation law ITSELF then the passage OF the res
outiOn is unnecessary legislation Or II not al
ready provided for directly, if the remedy is placed
by the law in the State Legislatures then the reso
lutionS are unnecessary.
Section OF the seQuEstTSUion act says " That 1t
shall be the duty of the several receivers aforesaid
TO take the possession, control ard management OF
all land, tCneneEts and heredi.Hmenas, goods and
chsttes rights and credits. Of Oh ana every alien
enemy willI.n the section for which lie acts And
10 this end ne = empowered. arc required whenever
necessary 10: accomplishing tho purposes Of this
sat 70 sae Tor and TecON ths L. the name of
said Confederate States Gll0viuE, il tho recovery
Of credits. such delays as may have been, or may
be- prescribed il any STATE as - tho collection Of
debts therein during the war
This, l. tie opinion Of your ccnmij.ce. Is fsr
as Congress can or ought 10 g. Is ID N acknoWls
edgeTeDt o. Il right OF each STATE Il control and
prescribe the tine for the collection o. debts within
&c own limits |: may Be ErEusi tia: IS this g q
iG- o. the Confederate States GjVeInulent, there.
lore j; cugh to be general in 10 application mode,
manner. aud tIle OF collection II all .la States The
law has very properly and wisely LEI! the people
of each STATE to be the judge o. tie tine when their
own citizsG5 TIl be most able 20 ppy, and through
tEer Gwu general legislatures Ggl Eroy!de such re-
..st by Ge.1y as the case may dsmalc. For these
aud other rs&soas that might be sggGeael If neces
ss-y. your com0littee d nos thirE tho passage OF
the rcsoluJoa at an necessary, I1S therefore re
commend its rel elton.
RES0I CTIlT.
2r. WALLACE Cff.reda reBo.u;iou rendering the
thanks of the lIhuse 10 the Nashville and Chstta-
1ooRs EiiiToad Company fOF t-es passes to the
inembers caring the preseus eSsl3a Of the Legsla-
tyre, which vas adopted undor a ausPens'on OF the
RTE.
EEw Bills.
The following pills were intredGc=l, read the frs
sinsal and passef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
fsotIcn % Candidates.

Circular Of candidates In the UNION AMERICAS
must be pad for olS business n and the psynents
cured In Psbeaion TnJ rule viii enforced
Ifezby. NJ eiruars either Of candidates their friends,
will hereafter De Inserted ia this pssr on ny other tsrrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-23
WILLOW WOOD FOH GUN POWDER.
WANTED TlATEDTATEIY

500 OnRDs OF WILLOW WOOD will be purchased in
sUU small lots, delivered ct Nashville, t,r which lib
era price viii be psid The Wsv may he Of
BransheI being preferred the larger sticks must split into
parts lSrgsr LSD the the park be well peeled OF
ths Of cutting The lie uniformly three
feet the cord will II feet long, feet
high and feet RTCaS, containing I26 cubic let
Also
Two Thousand pounds Potash will purchased By IN
dersgned at Nashville. dEU ". RAINS,
Mai Art. and Ord. @. 3. A.
Re!sr o 9. D. Morgan, Esq. sep3i