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from Raohmnnd.

RICHMOND Sept. I6.-L. p. Walker, Secretary of
War has resigned and 1t Is understood today that
Attorney General Benjamin will temporarily attend
to the duties of the War Department Several
names are mentioned as successors to Walker
among them Bishop Polk and others. Passengers
by the cars report sharp engagement Friday last.
detachment Of the Washington Artillery and
portion of Vendors regiment attacked Hi 9 house
and burned it. The Federal loss was killed, !
prisoners. and many wounded None injured on
the Confederate aide so far a. known.
The correspondent Of the Richmond DisDqtca at
Fairfax the 18th, Gays an action took place on The
llth near Munson's Hill, in which the Washing
ton Artillery, with TWO rifed cannon and two
howitzers supported by three companies of Infant
~ did great execution. The Federas in strong
force were panic stricken and fed. leaving their
guns hats haversacls and coats. The Coufederates
numbered 400 and the Federsls near 1900. No
COnfederates were hurt, but the Federals suffered
severe loss.t ,HlaaHH &c ss.s-s 81 .saf .faegs
The New York Herald of Friday gives a eircum
stati2 account Of the total wreck Of the priyateer
Sumter on the Island Of Trinidad, on the goth of
August One Of the crew, who deserted, says the
the dlssatlsned crew. - .lt.s
The Herald urgently calls on Gen. Dix TO declare
msrtial law throughout Maryland. af- %
The Norfolk Day Book Of Saturday last
reports a naval engagement on the JAMES
RIVER on the 18th The Ceufederate steamer
Patrick Henry dropped down the river near New
port News, for the purpose Of using the Federal
vessels vsnnah, large sOop-of and the gun
boat Daylight there, q target to try the range of
her guns. The Patrick Henry opened fire and the
Federals replied. Z sl-- - ~ -
The Daylight advanced, when she receiyed s
br0sdside, which forced her 60 retrert. Advancing
again, she vas met in ike manner, and again forced
to retreat. The engagement lasted half an hour,
and only discontinued when TOO dark The Patrick
Henry then retired out Of the JaTnes River.
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ChanceryT sales O Lans ,,s N.-,,...

Il 0-AIs % lana ana MeETooRs
TAEou! insSriscutoy seerses pronounced A TIE
Aes Tern, ISL q tes Wilson UhahcsTy Court, VIII
prOeesd.o sell 10 ghst sdIr Al sabIis ~ ~ s
'SI AZ - esSesisg, -! o. sis: -
oetoesr next being the 7h day q hid uoat 1I ~ IL
In ne e5se "a ii B .15 wv 1880
SPOUT Ios acres Of land ying IN civil diSt No q n VII
lon eouaty adions ne ans q EOlas, CTlSsni sTou %
Burns defendant RI0E.rs. Terms, c.sh . 1P4An'
In ths eas o. james T4pley james Hecasush lOt 4.
TIE town Of Lebanon, fronting North rest Snd ss5i5
ne HArian Mn properly Terms So5 IN eash s6SS N ~
sna ne u Esfys months Bond and approved sssaT
In ne case q B " ard Smith Thomas, e ala
a situated Ia The town OF Satesvis, avn DISTRICT No Isl Al
Wilson county, adjoining the property Of
ing ao1t one and ehaf acres Terms, $50 II cazh Nd -
sssis IA one 'sA' ''nd aad security required and H'
In me case q James Carson spd EsvI Paos GoassOn
ne lands q Janes Harrington and Othes This and
was soa . tsya Judgment q $685. before he day q
tilig s aoant q SAD jSisasss boss VII s. ola
IefI - ln eet ana TIE balance Ia twelve m0nhB.
In ne ese Oh PISTON Thos Raglsnd &c ais ars
eontain7g i43 acres and 45 poles, IN Wsop - -
mi ess S sys aalSians iss laqos Of CsEAn Scot,
vita he right Of reieapfion. --'--7' '''-'--
aeogt5g sss yEE u oTfi disiss ~ 4 4, slssr .5 - -
saoinns the snss a Bryan Ward asrs Terms c,sb
asaatssaslssI a m d & q wis., ea 51SsS
aJ'ninE TIE lan Of Iehscn Ban ue simmons and oh
Also a. he sss zine aaa s ,il o- for sal. TO he
Hiylet oilaeF tae i9iioEing likely negroes tov:
tso negro glr-AI aged about ten and Marzsrst aeed
A3St slsslra Ihfs si5ati6n among
ne lss q Edwin Ceamons, deceased. Terms 80 IN cash.
NE Balance IN one year .er4F.T u j .F.--EI---T
In the case Jsnnstta Sheppard vs. John Tio Bkel,
negro BOY named fSsAc. Terms cash 7--'l--I
On te t9Nn ~ eainsN1esc Er- October fE tf Ia lie
se 81 Je5e DelaY, Aia4t1F BlsrlhI Fr.ls et Al A.
WI seII oI scaatstin ala hoE1, Ehch Is Wool F1o
IoJ' Dein me property sold b. Tbs Wilson freas
-sriassa er=iit sfsx and tseiFe nGnshh.
As2 at the same time and place, TIE cse OF Price Paty
W Delay Adm niszf0r, I've ufr lo k-on In tba 4r
Of said town as No - and -. Terms cash
JOaS HOWARD, cam.
sep4pE'sE4iS3- .-.r -
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CHEROKEE CURRt

"A ssIaEtsa cure Tor Seminal Weakness, Moe
turnaI ETanli ssLcns, bnPosszcg Less q POt0sr,
Pdias IN tbs BqcS FgzS q us Bladder, 0ostruossd
and Di5seus AeHssruG.ior, ana al DisecSoi cGEssd
p 81 dsctGtino from The pGA Of RasErs, and i7dsE9n0
% SIT Pollution, 80
By Of this oure all Improper discharges are rsey-
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
fall yigor Eestored s-s e -. e IL r...-- 49, I
Either SEX contemplating marriage su that sound
mind and body are necessary toBroote copnRb ksPpne
tie @Cheroee Cure the poor debiated doEa and
Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
II is safe and pleasant In but s action; con
tanning no mineral poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts. in the form Of delicious syrup 4 Z IS s a.. z
Price 81 per Bottle three bottea for S. and forwarded
By express to sll parts OF the world
Sold By AL respectable Druggists everywhere.
z ~ POTTER EERWIN. RroPFietors, Memphis Tenn.
eeld In Nashville By Ewing Poadlebon, Berry DemoYa
q. W HeudsrshOtt, and BY Druggists svsTxshsrs e-'
.ooES-dtN&FH l- so. a.s ,s- ls-s5 --f $50 a.za1
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An ExpIanatiOn.

MEssas. EDITORS: In the financial report oflths
Ladies Relief Society, OF Tennessee published in
yesterday issue of your paper, Pref. BEcEER aai
Miss DERooDE are represented as receiving certain
compensation in connection WITH the recent concerts
given N behalf of our soldiers, 1t Is but due to
them to state that the sums paid to them we're to
defFay certain incidental aud necessary expenses,
incurred by them in behah OF Gis concert. Their
services we're rendered wholly gre s9as,gi and the
society would take this occasion toexpress to them
and to others who took part in the concert, their
sincere thanks for the services SO generously and
periodically given We doubt not that the entire
community val unite with the society in this sx
preston Of their gratitude. for services so noble
and timely. A FREED N BEHALF. or the SOCIETY.
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PEACE ON THIS IEDIAN FROSTIER-Intelligenee has
been received here that Commissioner Pike has set
tied the terms Of convention between the Reserve
Indians and 4 number of bands Of Comanches, In
the State Of Texas by which the latter have agreed
70 come in and settle upon the Reserves. The com
missioner visited the frontier with escort Of
Greek and Seminole mounted volunteers. s
This measure of the commissioner is one Of great
interest with respect to the restoration Of peace
the Texas frontier. In the exercise of the power
vested in him, Commissioner Pike has stipulated that
all the Texas troops shall be Withdrawn, and their
places supplied by companies of ChOct&w and Chick
saw troops and has given advice Of this to the
Governor of Texas.
The Confederate STATES know the cost Of an H.
dian war. The lives Of our people must far outweigh
In value those Of the few Indians that from time
time we succeed IN killing at immense cost
Peace on the Indian frontier was never more desi-
rable than it il now, when all our men, means and
energy needed for the great struggle in which
we are engaged for the maintenance of our liberties
and honor. Richmond E5QmiRer, Sept II.
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The supreme JudgeShIp.

We authorized to announce A. J. MARCHBAEKs, Of
county, Judge Of the Court the election
the stu o. October next fill vacancy ocssioned b. the
resignation Of Z. s. OAruthers. aug29te
We authorized to BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY
didAte Judge the Supreme Court h the aney
eAOned by the resignation OF the Hon B. L. oarutherE
ugSG-te
authorised JO c. GUILD, Of Sumner,
eAndi1ae for jude Of the Supreme Court at the election on
the hfth day ofoctober Rsxt- sugi5-tde
are authorized ounce ". T. COOPER, Esq,
candidate Judge the Supreme Court the election
the fifth day Of October sext. sug9-te
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DIED

On Sunday morniag the I5 ins in franklin at the RESI-
dnos Of her father, Hon. JoHN MAREHALL, Mrs JANE O.
wife Of THOMAS y. P. ALLISON, aged 81 yesrs. g.
In EdgsAed Tennessee Sunday, September 18TH les
Mrs MARTHA u. SIMS c5nsort ME. L. s. snss, we'll
known merchant Of this city Mrs s. tufer5d greatly from
disese hssEt, which baasd all tho saGftsos ski
physicians attentive friends check its progress She
died peace with God through Lord Jesus Christ Her
tai remains we're Ovt cemetery, ia sure
and hops of thu resurrection etsrna A Age y
years, tan months and three days. &-
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At 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, Thursday
500 boxes of the best brands OF Virginia tobacco,
from one of the most celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia will be sold at auction by LANIER, PHILLIPS
& Co, at their warehouse on Market street This
tobacco was put up to order for the California,
Australian and Eastern markets, and was stopped
here by the authorities of Tennessee 1t is of the
very best brands and win be the largest sale Of to-
baeco ever made in this city The sale viii be pos
tive, and the trade viii never have such another
opportunity as this. Remember the sale, at 10
o'clock to morrow morning.
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FR0N EgEOPE-- QuE, friend w . B. Richmond, Esq ,
the well known banker arrived in the city yester-
day from Europe. He was the bearer ofimportsnI
intelligence TO our government, and succeeded N
running the blockade ,uid Boston. he gives it as
his opinion, thAtthereeognition by Francs and Eng
land of the Genfedsrste States Is mere question Of
time. Mr.. Richmond served for eight years in the
United States Navy, and has rendered his services
to President .--1isnphis Avalanche, Sept Is.
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Lieut.. 10Th Reciment.

81 We have recommended to the ladies of the South
ii not, we trust without effect, the employment Of
knitting socks besides making other provisions of
like comfort for soldiers this winter. We have
received from lady pair of heavy wooden socks,
knit by herself and interesting, sffOr6ng speci-
men Of what be done by the ingenpities and
economy of female industry. The material was
spun from the refuse scraps of cloth collected in
taors shop, and out of these insignificant bits has
been made a stout and comfortable pair of socks.
1t is an interesting exhibition of what can be done
by little and pleasant Offices Of household industry.
Richmond Examiner
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The Fight ON Ihe Gaulsy River.

RIcHNOSD, Sept l6.-The reported battle between
Floyd and Rosecrsns On the Gauley river on the
10th inst, is confirmed, but not officially
The statement is that six hundred Of the enemy
were hlled,a thousand wounded, and number taken
prisoners. Gen. Floyd fen back across the river to
prevent being surrounded
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KIng Cotton and other Kings.

Much has been said, in verse and prose, about
cotton being king, and coal and gold. The staple
may be "ruler' in its sphere; coal is good thing
for steam and heating purposes generally, and gold
is very nice when one has plenty Of it But Of all
kings the one most to be dreaded>is the Fire King,
and the best way to guard against its raysges is to
have your property insured at the Insurance Office
of w. J. MARI, No. rs College street. sep5-dtf
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gshe American Letter Express Company viii re-
ceive no more letters for the present. LINcoIS's
proclamation having but an end to mail commune
cation All letters received upto this date, Sept
TENDER 18th, will be forwarded by special permits.
sion. Southern papers please notice. "
ssepti7-dlw. sA nAtesl <sAoe
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FROM TIE COAST OF NORTH CARoL1SA.-We had
the pleasure of visit yesterday evening from the
venerable Edmund Rufin, who has just returne
from the coast of North Csrolina. He reached the
neighborhood of Fort Macon on Monday, and left
that post on Wednesday evening lie reports that
every thing is quiet in that quarter Only one yes
sci to be seen on his arrival, supposed TO be the
Susquehannah-and that left shortly sfterwa9d. 1t
was succeeded, h3Wever, by another vessel, which
kept at distance of three miles from the Fort
Mr.. Rufin expresses the opinion that the Fort is
well commanded, well armed, and that If viii be
able to defend itself successfully if attacked.
The reader will bear in mind that Fort Macon
defends the harbor of Beaufort.-RIcbmJa3 En-
g,drsr, Sept IA.
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The EdEsfieId Association for Aiding


This association will hold its first regular monthly
meeting in the basement of the Presbyterian Church
on Woodland street. or next Friday night at half
past o'clock. All members, and the public, are
invited to attend. Revs McFerrin and Hendricks
ere expected to address the meeting, and a report
from the officers be made. Notice is hereby given,
that the association has provided depot for rea
eeixing the provisions, fuel &c, which may be 8oI
mated The depot is WOodal store, opposite Lucas
on Gallstin pike. s z. PAYNE, Pres.
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RECRUTrs WAErED-TO serve in the 10Th Regiment
now in Kentucky. They viii be required to serve
only the balance of the term-nine months Any
one wishing to join VIII meet the Undersigned at
DENoynAE & Co.'s on Friday next, at u o'clock or
ct the cfiee of LrrToN BosTICK They will meet
Corporal Battle a. J. ADAMS,
Lieut goth Reeip1ent
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We are authorized by the Agents of the American
Express Company to say that they will receive 90
more letters until further notice. the United States
.Goyernneat having ihterdicted mail COMMUNICATION
between the North and South. septl2-dlw
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MOVEMENTS OF fRooPs We presume it is unne-
cessary 70 conceal the fact that our troops in con
siderable force, have occupied Mayfeld, Ky, q
point threatened by the Federals. On Friday, o
large number of troops left Columbus for the pur
yose. it is pre.umed. OF occupying other points in
the interior considered strong strategeie positions
That there will soon be conflict no doubt eE,ss
in the minds of any. KentUckys ''neutralityn bas
played out,n aud the conduct of the men at Che
head Of her affairs has transferred the battle FIELD
to her own borders A determined stand upon her
part might have Cbvated the necessity which nc y
exists OF occupying her soil.-Menphis Avalq1cl {,
Sept Is. 7.s -ssa.--s2
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ARRESTED The Macon Journal and Messenger says
Mr.. U. B. HAROLD of Americas, Ga, went to New
York recently for the purpose of bringing this sis
tiers. While examining his baggage at Jersey City
the left but all found right At the starting
of the next train charge was made against him of
his having been Captain of the Confederate Army
at Manassas, (Which was untruel and he hurried
off to Fort Lafayette. 1t thought that through
influential friends he might soon be discharged.
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EETIsGING tom1ye Wsst Lhsve sietim,aei to sell my
lawn Aning 9J2acTes lying Franklin J,
Teuu-ssce es waters Of Id river and ediaeIy on tie
NshvIe and Uhattag ooga Raroad, within AZ miles Of via
chester niles T5n Declard miles from fcna Depot Or
EsiH spzfDzs ni4 miles from he cid AlI=oas Fscory.
Thae arc 10 cared land ssd 90 y t2t in olo
cabns other buildings Necessary anl good
Freesone Eel there tesae ard plenty Of pond
that never fails stack The tnber upon tis land
put into cord wood viii pay for Itself twics Teis also
splendid school house Upon this land he terms will be ade
accommodating viii AXE afrg al in likely Negroes
from 81 $50 81 500 IN good Warts ard Miles deter
mined to SELL For iuhsr PARTICULARS address a. EstiIl
springs. .rt-- A. q. GILL, ia.
sep7-din --- q H.-.. q. = 81 3
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NoTICE.-AIl persons having contributions for
Capt JACK BurLER's Company, or for any of the
companies of Col, MANEY's Regiment will please
send them to the store of E, H. Ewing Co, or Cu1-
MINIS i GIIKERsoN, by Saturday next. 80
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RETURNED-We are glad 10 welcome our fellow
citizen DIR. John Jackson, who reaShed home to day
from Quebec. whittier he lad gone to accompany
his family on their route to England DR.. Jackson
reports that the feeling throughout the British pro
viEces Is most msnIfestly Southern in its tone and
character, and it Is in his judgment evidently
Election Of public opinion in the mother country
HR0zUlls RegiSter Sept a.
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Rock CITY Mills.
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
lARRR.

nRRGs
Save al your rsgs-cotton, faT, hemp, &C., ana
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears out more such goods than tWo
such NOrths and yetth North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter Save the rags to make psPer, and there
By save money. s-t.t.
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Minerva College, Teunessee.

WIS lnsIIFUrIOS devoted 70 the Rduoation Of FounR
Ladies co nends itself to the pscpIe the south, BE-
o. m long sanding its expersneGd Teachers and health
me enafges o. Boarding and Tuition have ben
% exgences OF The tines that the many advantages
CO the school are IN the reach Of all.
me IN Annual sess on opens Sept. "a 1851
q the country taken in lieu % Cash.
90 9. = JOINS, Box SEQ,
-~H-'-N~Nim Nashville, Tenn
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SERIOUSLY ILL.--We regret to learn that Hon. r.
G. Payne is seriously i'll in the city, of congestive
biliou US fever, and that his life is despsired Of
P S.Since the foregoing was in type, we have
been informed that his existence until morning
almost npOssible.-Menphis AUdLdnche. Sept. l6.
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There are in Harrison, q wen, Grant Scott Fay
cite, Bourbon, Nicholas, Bath, and Boone counties
at leastteR thousand Of the best fighting men the
world ever saw, who are ready TO rally to the call
of Gov. Magofn, to drive from Kentucky soil the
Northern invaders. If the Abolition Legislature
in session believes The contrary, let theG, invite
Lincoln's horde into the State, and then let the
Governor call on his people to sustain him against
them. The people will soon teach these pot house
politicians legislators about the capital OF the State
that their will is law and that they viii sustain
Kentucky's neutrality, Yankee legislators TO the
contrary notwithstanding CsHsttiana (Hg.l Ne1gS
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We authorized to A J. WARREN candidate
fer Councilman the Third Ward, at the ensuing municipal
slsetlsn. sep5.teN
We authorized GEO. ". DARDES
dictate Councilman from the Third Ward
esop3t D.. % I.
We authorised to announce JOHN J. MCCAIN as
candidate foE Councilman in the 9th Ward aus2l-te
We are authorised to snnsunce Dr. BW. HALL eand-
date for Councilman in the 5th ward. aug2O IA
we authorized to DR.. J. T. F0RBEa,
d6as represent the y Ward in the Common Council
ofHsshville. il The ensuing municipal election aGgs te
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BRERsHEBk SPRNGs-We are requested to state
that this watering place win be kept open for
several weeks longer, and the usual conveyance
from Cowan and Tracy City win be continued.
SAINT 1IIat
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DTssOEUrT0N.

TTVHE partnership heretofore existing between soa MOORE
and ", HooPKR HARRIg, under the frm style az Hugh
MeCrSa Co. u this day dissolved b. mutual consent, Va
Hooper Harris having sold his interest in STOCK
and accounts to Hugh Mc0rss who viii continue the tus
at the old Send under the arm Of Hugh Mecca Co.,
who have assuaed tie liass q the Ga ar and alone
suthoE1sa . set Il Lhs old books. .., =. es -
- HUGH MccRBA.
I'd. az ---f ra- 80 asr.rssr ". HOOPER HARRIS.
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m CHANCERY Ar GALLATIN.

- = y OA11A-N u A ~ FT
septsber Lser ssls Margaret LseT e ais
Ut apearnr 10 the satisaeon Of the Clerk Master
James Leef, AaEgsrJs Bfors and James Morris, and Sc
phen Ler nonTens Of ne STATE Of TsnDeaes. 80 nat
the ordinary Of law cannot be served them IL Is
therefore ordered ths prbcatOn be made in the Ce and
american weeks. calling said defendant
10 appear At Rouse the Of Gallan Tean
the second Monday March, 1861, the Safe Of holding
Chsncsry Court for said county and plead demur
compainan bi the sill be taken for confessed and
set fd7 hearing expeEte as % them. ESQ. B GUILD,
september IS, 'eI- Clerk and Master.
Edverd pu1r " Sarah Barnard, ct ssSamnel Peadon
Sarah Psadon, Martha Hufng, JAMES Clancy John
Clancy and Martha chaRey. SepI7-Tst
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Late geological surveys of North Carolina are
said tG have discovered near the line of the rail-
road most extensive and valuable supply of lead,
now ready 10 be taken IN
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Carr. N. ", .CLusKEr.-We were piaassd to meet
our old snd esteemed friend, Capt. N. W. CLUskEY
of the Confederate States service, acting Quarter
MASTER to Col BArss Walker Legion. After his
srduous campaign, he looks in fine soldierIy trim
and excellent health We welcome him to our city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-18

We are authorized to announce =. P SAUNDERS canI
date for Congress from tie Seventh Congressional District
the November election. septi7-dtd*.
are Authorised Il T. THOMPSON Of Wilson,
4 candidate Congress from the Fifth Congress onslD
trct tie November election. sepI5-tde
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Is8HAER Ba6lz SAsuviI.., sept IL, 1851. I
EEHE Bank Of West Tsnnesses Memphis has depsEe ed
Funds at the Planters Bank q TsnDessee, Nashville
for The redsnpasn Of its notes. E
septl2-3nS B. NAY, casAisF.
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ATTEMPT no BURN THE NAVY
YARD AT PENSACOLA, DE
FEATEDI
SIX OF THE ENEmx KILLED
All QUfzr o y TIE ro461Ae


RIcHHOSD, Sept II, lssl.--An attempt yesterday
to burn the Navy Yard at Pensacola waa defeated
A gun-bost with fifteen men and one howitzer at
tackled our guard. The boat was repulsed, with
six men killed Our loss was one missing and
three wounded. All is quiet On the Potomac. The
particulars from Gen. Floyd's engagement on the
Gsuley are received.