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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-25

=. JNO. T. TAYLOR, LIST sergt.
- Co. F. I'd Reg. N. c. VOL"
The foregoing statements establish, LIST, that
used no language in COL Williams presence to
which he had any thought of expressing his ob-
jections, "that could be construed into disoyaty
to the South" And I'd, that Col. Williams did not
send file of soldiers to arrest DR.. Speed in Norfolk
or elsewhere; but simply requested an officer to see
might explain to him his objections to discussing
political questions in his camp among his men.
And Sd, that did not disappear" from camp or
WAS again missing in Norfolk. 4th,, that l did
not, in Mr.. Pools tent make any, remark against
| the Government ITSELF or give expression to any
sentiment that was strictly reasonable or disoyal
to the "Confederate Government" or utter any
| thing reasonable"
"a. The only remaining matter is, that "He was
known to be in favor of Lincolns re nforcing Fort
Sumter" Indeed, pho says 90? ! say never ut
tered such a sentiment either in public or private;
but on the contrary said both publicly and pri-
| vatey that Lincoln ought to withdraw the forces
both from Sumter and Pickens-and in the canvass
in February, declared openly and publicly, that as
Union man l should advise the withdrawal by Mr..
buchanan Of the forces from the forts in the seeded
States as the only mems of preserving the Union;
that to hold them would inevitably lead to conflict
Of arms which would result in final separation
between the North and the South
l deny that am amenabe to the charge Of hav-
ing discussed political topics with the men in
1 camp" held no conversation with any one out
side Of the Colonels and Mr., Pools tents In Col:
Williams tent joined in conversation introduced
by an officer, and participated in by the officers;
/ and in Mr.. Pools tent simply defended what was
(Coatinasd on fret P6gay
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THomA, mENEEs.

20 tfie Voters CT Sumner, RObertsSA,
Cheathaias Montgomery, stewart, Dskk.
Sons Humphreys a06 Hiek m an Counties,
coHapOsias IN sth CORKr, SsIOnaI district:
The short space of time between the. passage of
the bill redistFictng the State and the day of cleo
ton tor Representatives, to the Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible for me to
visit you personally. therefore avail myself of
the medium of circular to make known to you
my candidacy for that positions which candidacy l
assume in obedience solicitations of frers from
various counties in the district. -
At the present time, when party lines have been
obliterat d. there political Issues to be dis
cussed; and believing, as do, in the wisdom as
well as the necessity of the policy of ss complete
unity Of action the part of our people as is prao-
gcsble. it would be m&nifessly improper in me 10
seek to revive former party issues. trust that
party spirit, SO happily allsyed for the present,
may not be again evoked at least during the great
struggle f7r our national existence.
With some experience in legislation, pledge TO
you, ii elected honest and faithful effort to sub
serve your interest aud that Of our common country
by supporting, with Incorporating earnestuess
and ZEAL sll measures looking to a vigorous and
successful prosecution of the war to triumphant
termination that being the great and only issue
now pending before the Southern people.
Respectfully, THOMAS MENEEs.
Springfield Oct 81, l8G1-dtw lt&wtde
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To The Viers # williamson, Rutherford Cannon
Coffee, Bedf ri and MTshal:
The number of distinguished gentlemen before
you as candidates for Representative in the Confed
crate Congress from your district affords youa far
opportunity to select for that high position
as faithful and devoted to the rights, interests ard
honor of the South as have endeavored to be, aar
equally, perhaps more, competent to discharge the
duties Of that high trust. In this state of things
can, it seems to me- yield to my Discrimination for
political life without any violation of my duty to
the people Of Williamson, who have done me the
honor to nominate me as their choice for that high
position and to those of the citizens of the other
counties in the district who hsve evinced their dis
position to sustain for it. With the deepest graf
itude, then, to the people of Williamson, and those
citizens of the other counties for the manifestations
of their confidence, most respectfully decline to be
candidate. D. CANPBzLI..
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NEEAIE

SENATE
EA7CaDAY OCTOBER &c, 1881.
Sense met 6, 81 clock Mr.. Speaker CHEATHAN
in tie Chair. The jour, al was read.
BLIND AsTLUM>
Mr.. BARROW presented the report from the
commits sIoners of the lad Asylum, 900 copies Of
which were ordered to be printed. Tbs report was
then transmitted to the House.
RESOLUTIONS.
Nr. TURNER presented resolution directing
the issue of 20 coupon bonds to George Wash,
ington in lieu Of certain bonds belonging to him,
which were signed b. the Q. S. Government. Laid
over.
AIMS, ETC.
Mr.. DUNLAP: q resolution requiring the kliita-
nv Board TO show how many aTmOrIes are row in
operation throughout the State and how many arms
are manufactured. Passed under Suspension OF
the rules.
CBDUsANCE BuI-
Ga motion Of Mr. BARROW, the Ordinance Bu
reau Bill vas taken up.
Several amendments were offered, none OF which
were finally disposed Of.
debate in which Messrs Barrow, Lane, Card
we'll S2u7lock Maxwell and others Joined, followed
pending which the Senate proceeded 70 meet the
Representatives in the Hall of the House for the
pqrpose of clecting Confederate States Senator.
AFTER TIE RECESS,
The Senate resumed tie discussion of the o d.
nance Bill, and
HOUSE RESOLUTION
To adjourn ever from the 4th to the 9Th of No.
yemter to allow mgmbe-s an opportunity Of voting
in the election. was tabled.
When the Senate adj burned to Monday NOR ing,
nine o'clock.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DTsEasEs.

49, Dr. KING, formerly Of EeE Ic;k, Ter thsl
&S-SS-A four years ofLouisyiIIe, Kentucky md VITO
devoted attention to the trssnt Of private
thirty yerr himself ring attended practice FER
many years. and cured many hoHnd hs is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they ray
from jadicieus medical from neglect OF their
DR.. Kings DPenary s No % Deadrek street between Cherry
and the SQUARE where be all diseases Of rrG5 rgu-e
GoEoRHEA cured without nsucour Estcre ia!sEoceas
from business
srRICTuREs fold Eats, eEscsEsy cured few
dsysk an operation which pals. WHARF ct7rs
exist health cannot bs enjoyed FeTlsps dE
nisehief and underniaes the eons-tu-oE - mach.
sTPRIIs, with al the diseases Of he skin, growing cat
iect OF bad treatment be edectuslly cared days
SEHS,L WEAEEEss, particular attention baYng Fve3 &c
mis- al the consequences grsEn out ill., rrorvt
IN in many " he destructive b2nts o. incoasders
Youths and excessive indugencs OF the passions uegs. q
which will undermine he eousttuon rendering ths subject
ator Business society, and Causing premature cid
Females may be iaborng With dcUIy 2: s Went
may assured Ofimmeiists relief.
Persons residing abroad b. writing and saE asT M
fee enclosed directed to DT A King, No o. peax
Nashville will ha the necessary medicine
address, with necessary directions Stc secrecy Observed C
hours O'Clock in tie morning aEG IN as evening
mayZ3. d&Wly
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THE ThEATRE-Pizarro is not play in which an
ordinary stock company shines best. But consider
ing the circumstances, the dramatic corps of Mr..
KEEBLE- presented the piece in a manner quite SIS
effective is usually to be found on the
boards Of the theatre. Mr.. KEEBLs himself mqLes
good R0Ha and DALTON would make better
Pisayro if he made him less the villiany, &c
In all, however, we see no reason for the express
sion of any other opinion than one of hopeful
satisfaction in the promise, the efficacy AMI EMU
ring character of the company which has in itself
many elements of strength. Under the judicious
management Of Lessee of energy and ability land
Mr.. Keeble is so beyond question: it bids fair to
prove quite source of profitable amusement to
the play gOers of Nashville.
On Monday evening Mr.. DALTON prCslnts an adap
tation of, his own, entitled the Vampire" We
know Mr.. D. of old, as gentleman of much theat-
rical experience and shall witness a literary pro-
duction from his cultivated mind with great deal
of pleasure.
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CBDIEANCE Billy.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70, 1861


The SPEAKER called the House to order at half
past nine O'Clock.
TO TAKE A RECESS.
Mr. FLEMING offered a resolution providing for
recess Of the Legislature from the 4th to the 1th
of November both inclusive, TO allow the members
TO participate in the election for President, Wee
President and members of Congress, which was
adopted under a suspension Of the rule.
CyNFEDzEATG STATES SENATOR.
The two houses meet in convention and ballo:ed
five tines FOR Confederate States Senator, without
,f.cting an election. when,
senator ANDERSON Withdrew the name of Rob
ert L. CsrutheIs.
Representative SOMERVILLE nominated Vim. II
Srcnhens Of the county Of Madison.
The thirty-secoDd ballot Che sixth to-dsy\ was
then had Id resulted, for Henry 81 and Ewing IS.
before the result of the ballot was ANNOUNCED
REPRESENTATIVE Somerville withdrew the name OF
nIr. Stephens.
Gustavus A. Henry, having received a majority
of all the votes cat was declared duly and cOnstl-
tutionally elected one Of The Senators Of the Con
gress of the Confederate States from the State OF
Tennessee.
WAR EKPENDTTUREs.
The House resumed the consideration of the I'M
finished business oil yesterday, being House resolu'
tioa providing for joint select committee to In
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DEsFRUCIION OF THE BRIDGE AZ
NOLIN.
sEss al Dispatches TO the Nashville Uaion and American.

RE nrozD Oct. 2s.-In tn, Confederate States
Court at Charleston on ThursIay. His Honor. Judge
Magrath delivered an opinioa sustaining the cousti
tutonality of the SequestratiOn law, anl refusing
to su .1in the demaFrers Of Pettegru, Mitchell and
Whal8y.
The enemy have evaculted the entire valley Ct
the X .nawha
cIMoND, October 25-Gensral Cooper, Ad,
jutsnt General Of the army, has official informa-
ton that the enemy, instead Of re-crossing the Po
tOmse and cccuPing Leesburg, as at first reported
have gone down the river All is quiet.
BOWLING GREEN, Oct. 26-Fhe Federals have re-
treated from Bacon Creek aud Nolin to MuIdraugh's
Hill, destroying the bridge at Nohn, which they
had previously rebuilt.
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soldIers ReIief secletr.

NASHVILLE, October Is, 1861.
Mrs. Rlic:a POytsr-Prssideat Soldiers Reff Society
MADAM Enclosed, please find check for sixty
dollars, which you can appropriate to your charts
table society the free contribution of the opera
tivss in my employment VIZ. SIMMONS.
The officers and members Of the soldiers relief
society feel under many obligations to the employees
of Mr.. William Simmons establishment, for tho
handsome and'opportune donation for the relief of
sick and needy sod r., and hope that such generous
examples will be promptly followed, till the gal
Iantpoor mans family shall be secure from ant
and cur country from invasion.
FELICIA G.. PORTER, President.
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D r. COL E NJ A n s
PRIVATE DTsPCEsAEE.

FENHE atebon sf citizens, strangers, ard ohes visiting
Nashville requiring IDEAL sid is respectfully called 70
this oce NO DedeTcz street se-end hoOr sFeen ChEy
and he square
Dr. COLKz IL old practitioner 4 msianei hiE AIMS
unu experiences aud h3ternR years past
in tie Teatmento PRIVATE DISEASES has nGucei HIN 70 devote
hi undiVissd ton all diseases Of this aEy
o. the most nytterse character lave omy yielded
bis improved method Of rfsrment.
Primary secoBdary, Tertiary AMI Hereditary hhas Con
srrhea Glesta al das Of the genial and urinary
with oTesistsnce T. his rtn-dEss
All female rregul rites ndiuuct9ral drs-ggent5 o. the
EouO and all disc arsDg from Gestton AID ia nAuase
paFiuTtob
Every Of Redu~ s Rupture and Piles and Proap
o. the Recum, most Of Fruls be cured
paines l. either Of the latter under
by o.. Co is iESTriIGy SgGTTGEtsd
careful examiD ton always the Mic uOL'
Of failure by improved hJ4 Of o. craft
Persons either applying in Psr5 b. letter tdesc
Ding easel the nrs symptoms OF cenGe spe5c dea
can be cared, in most the SbCrti ehOd in iOyesh
hours
enhie &c, urompr s.teatoa and Eodr ts charges.
will gtYsrD hiu with h.s patr
H TNo msrsury used the treatment q general disease
believes On cases. produces dseass Jhla tina
1t - siven TO
one hOu hCm eighth the marai7g till Hzs TIE
f~1
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NV EDITION OF THE Holy BTBLE-The publishing
house Of GRAVES, MARKS Co, have just Issued from
their press beautiful edition of the pocket bible
The letter is clear and beautiful and the binding sub
stantia We learn that is the first edition of the
Holy Bible ever published in the Southern States
1t will favcrably compare with any edition with 10
more ambitions pretensiors as to ornament, &c.
Rev. Mr.. GRAVES informs US that it will be sold at
IS co per dozen. Associations who wish to furnish
soldiers and others, will do well to secure their sup
plies.
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ID Ed,

IN EdgeaI October 9Th, ls5l WILLIE CowAN, sen Of
Msry 4. and Rubaak
The igrds and acquarInces specially invited
te1d he uns al from TriLit Church this evening at olek
II saine nuny, Missouri, the 18Th Of septeube: Mr.
JULIA MARa4DCKs, aalghte. OF J.ha Eakin eased
OF ShrlbJyie Tern.
til re1d'nce Of her brother q. Spence In Rubber
ford count, Team ssse Saturday morning. October Goth
la6, Mrs MARGARET Pope, WfsOf ". Pope, Of South
Carol ami daug ter Of MaIman s7ence dec eas.d.
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Don't fail to read on first ard fourth pr ges.
Government Agents for Produc

Government Agents for Produce,
J. II. CKAIGNLEs, for EIst Tennessee.
IF. CUMMINGS, for Middle and West Tennessee.
S, R. SHRYoCk, for Southern Kentucky.
The foregoing gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the Confederate States for the purchase
of beeves and hogs. and the people are cautioned
not to sell to any others, as the governmsn will
need these and all of these the people have to spare
If sold to other persons they may buy them up
with view of speculatino upon the government
and thus enrich themselves at The expense of the
people at large We urge upon those having arti
cles needed by the government to sell them only to
properly authorized agents
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vy.,rs ,,horzsl 20 announce O. FAxov ern6Ilase
Oang-sss fcoa the eth songesao2sl tiet mprthDg
sJ.Wa-f, Hu npieys, Dickson and Hickman oct7-dH
authorized to snrcunce A g. CoLYAR caudi ate 10
s ats Oc9s-ds'
We are sztasrzsi to sna urcs col NJ GssTRT ca1dI
ropes me sxh ng essosli District Ia the met
trsoent Co.'s iiutign. OC:25-ts
we!srs authorized to snrouBsI J. D. eO1D2AsTUKE, Of
tn ssni4e mt tina Congress Of the Coufds
rte States Ia piI Sed Of the unts q
deron Rare Cumberland, Morgan, soott Fenr s. eve Sn
ackfon Putnam bite, Van Buren, AZ Warren osts4dts
We frs a-fhori,ed I'D questsi to announces FsUHAs
NENBS >prlzfsIj, rOats for the lfderats Con.
ss ~ r s pt,ti co posed Of ths unusI ef
lob usop Oh sthan, Montgomery, Stewart, Dickson,
,HFsTgspd Iiesn1n ectg4-aos
wea-e suthcrzrd to Col taos sNoDaRtss, Of
White cpuny canoiaSts 20 represent tee IN district IN
tie Cen sisfate 'ougress5 ss2S-ste
We are au:horz +, a7ccuace LEE u. BENTLEY
iafe to Congressional Dt,t comp sd OF
the sountes Of Lircon Giles, LsWrsrs' Wayne Lev and
A.u-y, in the Confederate Congress o,aS-dIt-
Wesrl authorised t. announce Hon. Il KsBBLE Of
herrod, ,nddte C,ngresI 10 the Oh dist let,
posst - counties Z aanon, RuAsrord williamson Mar.
bhalI, Bedford a. d Coffee oaE-ts
are author zed t. iLDTEJL s.n idat
for Congress 81 Congressional Dis'Tis sst2 &c
Wsgrs Autbsrz,l announce Hon. oHARLes READY, of
Ruherorl, nd cate for Congress II the sh iSrc com
peei Of 4 cannon, Rut-sfoEi, Williamson. ar
shtlI, Bedford I'D ice. oSO dts"
We author zsd annourcs Hon s. 700 RI candt
date to represent OF the ConedraS stes in the
Wilson and D.vn,s n octI9-dtss
We Guthosi- ed 70 acnCUnoe Hon. GREEN, STS can
6iiae Congress h Firth District, composed Of the
ecanties ct A1con saiih 6Kalb, Wilson ard LaVieson'
OctI7-;e
We are authorized am JANIS T. CARMICHAEL,
,ainger CO ,, reprssH. tee second district
in the Csn Eress Of be Confederate staiss sstlS-ts
We authorised o un5e Hon. JohNF HOUSE can
date he 81 dstist in Tia CengS Of IRE Con
fsi-Tsss 5t2yss octS+e
authorized announce 2 P. SAUNDERS a. cAnd
date Congress the Seventh Congressional District al
the November election Bepti7-Std'
are autaoriz TO Z. THOMPSON, Of Wison
Ss oandiare Ter ongres tAs FfA CSsgess onsl Dis
trlt a lie Novea.hv, ton. Sepi'-tde
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THs DAnY.-Single copies Of our paper can be
had st the count ng room at five cents. News boys
and otheT dealers are furnished at two and g half
cents per copy. We make this statement because
W. are informed that the boys ere in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al
lsdying thst th5 pspsr costs them i've cents.
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WAC IgnnId not be- Inhurehl

Received this day Of ". J MARI, laSurans 4 gent
No. Is College street in this city Fire Hundred Dol
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 if you wish your Losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. Il. METZ
Nashville, Oct. ls 1s6I.-H
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Reading "~,I.r Oa Every Page.


Il has been ,ucg, sg,d and We thiok the sugses-
ton coed ore that ,he candidates for Congress
throughout The STATE. should have the electoral
ticket printed o. ,!eir tickets to insure full
vote lcr President a7d Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congross will act upon this
suggestion.
PRINTED It It's "a >: IS thousand If
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CcAFD Boar JppAH.-Until very recently We were
not in possession Of suf ;ient facts to Justify any
reports of the enemy lass in the recent afIrs in
which they succeeded in burning our little guard
boat, the Judah, near the Pensacola Navy Yard
We have authentic information from themselves.
that their loss four killed aud thirteen wounded
one of them MORALLY. They reported fifty or
sixty killed on our side, whereas the only damage
done was in burning our boat and wounding three
men slightly.-RichmOnd Dispatch, Oct, "a.
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Tswu ts,u spsci. tvOr Il III feads aad cares o.
duts in he varoas divisions ard caEPs o. he O0n'tde'a
oees VIII furnish with all the gossp sAa e7G oPer 10 he
placed before the pu c We Fh ia make OR PPeF both an
interesting and wels me visitor to tie tent Of Ivy soldier
fehng our led pendene Their letters should We
sisrgsscl TO us st i shsil e. Tenn
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The New York Tribune asserts that the Herald
keeps secession flag slowed away in its ofRce
ready to hang cut on the first important reverse of
the Federal arms
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There are no Southern or Western HIDES on Inc
market.
Gotten Yarns are now quoted as follows: 700 AID
500, lie; 6O9 12c 500, 13c; 4Oe, l4e per dozen.
Feathers are IN limited demsnd ct 25c per ID.
Wool IS ready sale at 28C93Oc per b.
Whisky is held at sI0L25 per gallon for coun,
try and SO.a9Jc for Nashville RecsifsI.
Line Is held at zoe. per busheI for Stacked and
10, FOR uaslacked.
There is q heavy damsnd for WOOL AID it flts
ready sale at 50oG25l per ID, according to quality
We lear Of but little doing ia Dried Fruits. We
quote peeled Apples at 4jc per busA5l aad peeled
Peaches at SI1O.
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Tsss our ieuis rvrg hs doainiOns q Kicg LIN
have copies the late LosVille' Cincinnati or
Nor;he-n viii cori special a7or both ourselves
md e n7iIervlayI, Ia u at ofice IN Nashville, with
tie least &c az I.oss ~.
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CAMP WEiKLEY.--On yesterday we paid visit to
Camp Weakley, and found stationed there three
companies of artillery. This camp is located JUS
east of Elgfeld near beautiful grove, having ex-
tensive parade and drill grounds indeed we DO not
know of place better suited for emp than that
occupied by the troops stationed there.
The companies now encamped there ard being
rapidly perfected in the drill the Nelson ATtQs-
Unnamed in honor of the Admiral ANsoN MI,
soS-under the command of LIeuts J. J. Mcdaniel,
JAS A FISHER, B. NICHoL and THos L. BRANsFoRD
jr; the Ma,ry artillery Capt. P. GRIFFrrH, Lieuts.
NJ SPARKXAN. S. NJ. McDOcKERY, P L. FnzGERALD
aud E. P. THoNP5oN-al from Maury county; the
Harding artillery named after our fellow citzan
Gen. W G. HARDING, has not yet had assigned to its
command Csptain-the Lieuteuaats elec.ed are Z
D. BAxrAR S. L. FREEMAN JAS. u. BRIES AMI CARNA
FREEMAN
Camp Weakly is undar the command of Capt. G.
u NoysARAr, and our visit hss left very favorable
Impression as to the efficiency OF both officers and
men now in service at that post, snl when an op.
pOrtunty presents itself we feel conf lent shall
hear good account, from the "NELsoN's' the "MAU,
RVS and the "HARDNG5"-such an account in fact
as alwsyhas, AMI we believe always will be, the
great characteristic of both off GERS and enter
ing the service from the gallant Volunteer State"
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Nntica in CandIdatrs.

Circulars card Inserted in the UEOS AMERICAN
ruut pad for osr business notices. and the payment
cured in sayaace cf publication. ThI rule viii be enforced
rheEbly M cir ua either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter ia,ertsd in this pspsr any otter terms
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Rev DR.. HENDRICK of P4ducah Ky, will preach
at the Edgef,li Presbyterian Church today, az IL
o'clock A. IL and P. u.
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SfFaYe6,

NRoM Keey Troopers at Tennessee and AIabama Depot
one SOrIeA Horse about 6fteen and half nrs Ugh
and six yers old The company ie4Ve a, st
formation will be gratefully revived at the Tennessee and Ala.
bana Depot. Oct2Gdlt D q KELLEY.
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SnOS- for Sale
1900 pair mems asserted. Bcogans By J. W.
WARD L Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct % 1861. DIFF
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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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SKI Y.
THERv0 DIETER.

The observations are, as far IS possible made b.
ween and in the morning, l and 2 at noon, and
and il The evening"