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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-19


Gov. II S. FooTE, candidate for the Confederat
Congress, win address his felloweitzens of the 5tl
Congressional District at the following times anf
places, viz:
smithville, DeK4Ib county, on Monday the 21st G
October.
Alexandria. EeKalb county, on Tuesday the 22t
instant.
Carthage sSmth County, Wednesday the 23i instant
Lafayette, Macon county, Thursday the 24th in
slant
Lebanon, Wilson county, Saturday the 2Cth in
slant.
Spring place, Monday, October 18th.
Third Toll-gate, Murfreesbor1' Turnpike, Tues,
day, October 29th
Tusculum, Wednesday October 3Oth.
Tank, Thursday, October 3lst.
Bucks Grocery, Friday, November 1st.
Smiley's Store, Saturday, November End.
Goodlettsville, Monday, November 4ih
Cowans Store. Tuesday, November 9Th. -.
Court House, Wednesday November 9th.
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WILLOW WOOD sOE GUN POWDER.

WILLOW WOUD EOR GUN POWDER.
WANTED DSMEDIATELY,
90 OoRDs OF WILLOW WOOD will be purchased in
NBU small lots, delivered ct Nashville, for which lib
ers cash price will be paid The Willow he Of sac
oraneheJ being preferred the larger STICKS must re split into
larger Rn the the bark be well peeled OF
the tine Of cutting The ood must he cut unor three
the cord viii u feet long, feet
high ani feet sroRi, containing lzG cubic Eet.
-ALSO,-
thousand pounds OF Potash will BE- purhsgoi by the
dersgned at Nashville. GRO WRAJhs,
Maj Art. and Ord. O. ). A.
Refer % g. D. Morgan, Esq. sep3t'
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who would mot be InsuredI

Received this day of W. J. MARI, lnSurarcs agent
No Is College street. in this city, Five 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. H. METZ.
Nashville, Oct. Is, lS61-tf.
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Mr.. JoHS J. MCCAIN, who is building large
Touring mill in this city, proposes to grind -four for
families at 81 per barrel, thus making patriotic
movement to check the tendency to monopoly in the
staff of life.
Mr.. MCCAIN deserves the thanks of every friend
of the soldier ard the poor and of the South indeed
for his noble stand gainst the spirit of speculation
which threatens TO work immense damage to our
cause. He will be remembered by all good men
for his patriotism and selfsacrlfce.
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At meeting held on Tuesday evening Last, the
Dunlap Zsuaves were recognized with very favo-
rabIe prospects. There will be another meeting
held on Friday evening next at o'clock, over L. F.
BEEcHs store on College street, at which time those
young men who wish to join can come up and do
So as the roll will be open for that purpose.
A MEHRFR
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Our COMMISSIONERS To ENGLAND AND France 1t is
currently reported that the steamer Nashville de-
parted from Charleston last Friday night, for Liver
pool carrying the Honorable James NJ Mason,
Commissioner of the Confederate States to the Eng
lish Government, and Hon. John Slidell, Commis-
sioner to France. The Nashville is a very swift
stea mer, and we shall not be surprised to hear
confirmation of the rumor that she has successful
" run the blockade.-Ricsmond Dispatch, Oct. l6.
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A FIGHT AT FoRT HENRY-We learn upon what we
regard as reliable authority that a fight ACQUIRED
al Fort Henry, on the Tennessee on Sunday. be,
tween four OF LincOlns guaboas and the Fort Some
twenty or thirty shots each side were exchanged
and nobody hurt" The bOats were anchored in a
secure position about two miles below the Fort
They made no attempt to go up.-CJdrltsvUe Jefer
snrl;nrl DaI l6
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Engagement Near yerktow,.

R,cHxoAD, Va, Oct I6-Passengers from Yves.
Point, Va report that heavy firing took place this
morning in the neighbOrhood Of Yorktown. An en-
gagement has been anticipated there for several
days in consequences of the appearance Of the Fed,
eral feet of Yorktown.
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These four fiends rving from the domnions Of King L
coin who may have copies the late Louisve nenDsd
Northern rapsr eoz'r special avor on both ourselves
and the public by saviis Office, IN Nashville,
the least de AZ poss BIZ.
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Nv CIIANCaKY Ar GALLATlN.


Edward DuGzr 50 Sarah Barnard, ct ais-
1T ausalng tot es4t1 act on 81 the clerk AMI A ~
S.ai1gI D. PezdCu Sarah 3. Feaiou, a-aital a mummy,
i,,as :. Clancy. John ~. CLANCY ana harA Syl 20
,oI,-rss len Of the Sa Of Tsnntssee 50 Lat 80
- ~ fag CA not be hem y
i:f- H. made in Lls0H and A1tsFscas ior four
-, r.tu-sn ing saiI a fen ans 70 opp ar M
peSt t, Of tie Chaneeiy ours q saI r ool'J' - -
ne cga s- or dcnur O. c5nplansDta ei - tle
WI DC 'eAs1 6EO. B. GOLD, U & "a
them. -,
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On the evening Of the 18th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
WYATT South Cherry street, by Rev Dr. GooDLET Mr. Felix
G. TIesER to Miss TAsITzA c. WORK, all Of this eli y.
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THE DAnY.-Single copies of our paper can be
had at the counting 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 boys are in the habit
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, sl>
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
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MRS GENERAL ScoTT.-We have report that Mrs
Gen. Winfield Scott designs an early visit to Rich
mond to look after some property that is liable to
-~-.,as+-atinn II rumnrn to be relied uDOn the
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.Gsn. VIM. H. Carroll was in the city yesterday.
We learn from hin that portion of his brigade is
encamped at Germantown, Shelby county, and the
residue will be there in a few dsys.
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.oTICE no POLICY HOEDE

,r9M Ard after date, End until further nsos, the
x Lane will inserted In all Open folcies issucd - rs
psr;na snf Insurance. Company, and the ash-
-s'is Cozasrcial IaIursacs OoHPG1y.
Wa A. q. BUTLRE,
escrs-Sry Tenn Mar. and Fire Ins1rznce %.
JAMHa WALEER
Secretary Oon=Szeial Iss1T Enos o1.agsa
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DISSOLUTION,

FzNHE partnership heretofore existing between HUGE &CREA
and W. HOOPER HERRIs, under the firm style 81 Hugh
AcCra Co., is this day dissolved BY mutual consent, W.
Hooper Harris having sold his entire interest stock, notes
Hugh McOTea who will continue the bHsr
the old stsEd the firm Of Hugh HcCrea Co.,
the liabilities Of the old and alone
authorized to set lie the old books.
HUGH McCREI,
". Hooper HARRIS.
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CsEERuKEE CuREI

A. .s7lrs.ltzy cure y0r Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnAi EsnmissiOnss hhF0tsHoy, less Of P0aosr,
P,EiHs IN Ia Back, StsHs IN s Bidder, O6ETeotse
ant Digcut As1sruG.ton, and GH DfssQscE cQEsed
~ dsBiEsi9 ram ~ Ddlh Or N1sUrS cad a1dB,fFg
81 Lf-P0JEtiO1.
By the OF tbs Care al rp-opsr dshsrEss rsnoV
3D. tbs weakened cssEs a generation speedily snrsl and
tall vigor restored
Ether contemplating marriage o11 reject taL soen1
ad and o0dy Necessary promote oou1uhA happise
In the "CAsrokse Cure the poor iesAied worn down and
Departing dcvotse 81 sensual pleasure sill dnd relief
aiming mineral poison prepared Ecn pure vegetable
Price e per Bottle hotties 0r s., and ard Forwarded
y express to all parts u he world
said b. all RESPECTABLE 3ruggzIs sTrryEhero-
POTTER & MERWIS. ProPustors. Memphis Tenn.
Sold in Nashville ty Estrz PsndstoD Berry DsaoyiIs
g. w. Hsas,-shott Ea5 ~ bruszsls every hers.
sst2S-dsE&zIZ
sisssrs CLARA eresosy oo5slts pa s0,.iss
your Anbroal OIL which has given % trs EatBiaeou 10
Collie, Toeshsshs snd Assta'As- ,,o,.,, ,--r-.,-
CyrustsE, Tenn. 6AOs1E BZkWAE4-
assurs OlsrH GrzgoFy Nashville, Tenn i-Gsntensn 70
gives ne pleasure tell y0l that your Abrosia Oil has given
ne great relief sy say, haa the u any
have uei .zs Dotts aad half Of your Ambroaal OIL
snd from the ssse given - Rleumac suffering,
zozd not be without he ether b0ts acj hail FOR Gay price,
provided could net set Eors Respectfully,
n. G. PCRsLEY.
Rlp.zold, Ga Sept %. 1889 SDli-dAv2v
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Attention Soldiers.

All officers and men members Of the Esd Resi-
ment, absent on furlough, are ordered TO report
themselves Immediately for duty at Regmental
Headquarters, Bowling Green, Ky.
MATT MARTIN Col. Cong.
HORACE READY, Adjutant. Octl2 blot
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SUPREME JuDGE.-We have returns from sixty one
counties of the recent election for Judge of the Su
preme Court, which foot up follows: Cooper,
1924 Marchbanks $40 Guild, 627, Ridley, A. AS.
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HUGH McCRE4,
". HOOPER HARRIS.

YE AVING entered the Amy Tennessee, have disposed Of
my entire interest the firm Of HHgh Meres Co, TO
Nj Hugh hcOres, and would my friends continuance Of
he patronage the firm that they generously extended
sepIS WHooPER HARRIS.
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For sale,

LARGE lot OF Singers best No Sewing Machines esps
"a cally adapted the manufacturing Of Army Clothing
&c All and in good order, having been used.
Applyto JAMS HELEss, ksq Nashville, Tenn
oct5-d2v j. D. WIRELESS.
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HEssIANs ZoUAvEs A FAILUEE.-When the present
war broke out we had every reason to believe that
the Zouaves of the Hessians would prove a very
formidable foe. But they seem to be a failure-a
humbug. The Fire Zouayes of ELLSWORTH, which
were to sweep over the South like confagration
over Texas prairie, " went under" at Manassas,
easily enough, and now those of BILLY WILSON have
been pretty well extiaguished at Tortugas Before
another company of the sort is sent South its
owner ought to have it insured to Its full value
which is the only way to get the worth Of his mo-
ney. ApTopos of insurance-go to W.. MARI, No.
% College Street, and.hav your property insured
in one of the ex eleRt companies for which he is
agent. IT,
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PROF.. o. RECRER

pleased intern the pubs tat he prepared to teach
few n 1re Scholars the Piano, Guitar. ETC., etc.
Orders let James A. Mcclares UH3on Depot, will ts
promptly attended o. sep5R
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Mr.. JOSEPH A. MABsY, of Knoxville, proposes TO
uniform, free of charge, two companies to be rails
ed in Knox coazty if reported within thirty days.
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Notic. so Candidates.

Circulars o. caodasel the US AMERICAN
be pad fer o.. busLss notices and the
in a4vance Of pUbcaon TbiI rule viii be enforced
iDfexby No cir either Of candidates their friends,
win hsreaer be nter.sd IN This papsl any other teIEs
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and $4,000, can
be procured by applying at this office.
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EFRsaasr navs gUa -, rv,. 49,, $500, 49, =.
-, - y = ~ ~ . vi latrsst yos-
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HoUsx RESOLUTIONS.

House resolution in lieu of Senate resolution No
g. was passed over UuiiOrmally.
The Select or Special Committee to when was
intrusted the duty OF making an investigation SIS to
whether the Eighth Senatorial District stands unrep
resented your committee, from information salts
factory to them, beg leave to make the following
report that information of reliable character
having been adduced showing that the gentlem N
elected to represent Jhs Eighth Senatorial District
is now in Kentucky in the service of the United
States in the capacity Of officer of the army, and
openly &savoW8 any intention of taking even
claiming his seat. And therefore the committee re.
rpectfullv recommend the following resolution
RESOLVED Gy The SeRdts That the seat of the Sena-
tor elected from tue Eighth Senatorial District of
the State of Tennessee be- and the same is herein
declared vacSnt
The report Of tbe committee and resolution an
nexed was unanimously adopted.
Adjourned til morrow morning o'clock.
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sale Of slave.

SMALL House. Ccttsge preferred Convenient to business,
"A for which liberal reHI viii be paid. Apply to
B B CONEOR,
octI5-H No 5 College street.
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EhIs atAEDl" UUhLS WHEN AID OIAEl
PREPARATIONS FAN.

L p entirely unlike ever 0-zr ci1s prescribed for Ysns
real 9lsssfss, & contains Mineral poison
7s1Es oss YrsCae ton Tcos, Jy-s AID eaT=s &c fr7
q p'~-Sa1l ard delicious syr1y.
Z nS,u-eE remedy Tor d5noFroos, (C1lP) Ge-t,
dF.Fe, ssc1rs snd especially recommended isr Fuor A.
5os7 Wss 10 Fs1sllll Ter this Complaint IL is i1vauasls
DOS q. s-utua sscandary syphilis glznduilr
sEsiacs, srccr2l and all sruPlys diseases curing them
speedily AID permanently than any other meti
sine Known Il does tbs ~ pugicg AID cleansing ths
aio0d Causing l. 70 Goa in al is ezll purity and vgors
thus removing non the s7 spzFs szt Pcr1cious
vhfca have iziuced disease
In 81 ola o. GoaJrracs 6 naesd al
aeical skill, il II sspesIy racom-snia1-n Old
never fails and rss days
few doses positively removes al scs,E heat chortss snd
pain.
bzslzez.
Al retaIes 10 ssLlzsncs frozl otter usdiciue.
Il lay ths sJlet be- Ju1Ling rco With
cut Ia being suspected remedy fer prTats dis
Trsaus, Vsa--sI Diseases With sll directions for thsig
nsrruare cure, accompany each bottle.
Ter fu directions get Orsuar res from any dru E81a
she United States.
Il is sold At retail Tor 80 pr bottle three BEETLES fer -
~ sli responsible drug and dealers in cinss ro1ghsa
TIE United STATED, and 81 wholesale y al Hhols isEEI
POTTER & EERWIS, Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS TEEE.
Sold n Ea.viII. 5y O. Y. He18rshctt, Berry Dsnsv
living FG7dlets1r and b ali rsspors be drugEas,s
Were, n-t2a5rWEvir
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RECRUITS WANTED PoR THE MCCAIN ZoUAYEs.-
80 or 40 recruits wanted to complete this COM
pany This company will be attached to Col. An
GIAD8's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drill in
the regular Zouave drill and will go into camp i'm
mediately. Recruits wanted for the term of II
mouths.
Apply to the undersigned on College street. two
doors north Of Broad.
II. o. BRooKs, Captain.
Formerly of Col. Rams Regt., Tenn. Vol
oetI-d
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BANK NoTEs.-We arc requested BY the officers of
the Bank to ask any person having Bank Note Pa
per to call il and see them in relation to supply.
Oct l2-tf
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
N.ahrilla Tam Oar IL 1871

ADJUTAkT GENERAL s OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. "A, 1861.
Information having reached the COmmsnder-in-
Chief that Regiments Of the Tennessee Provisional
Army, heretofore organized and mustered into the
of the State are being recruited above the
maximum number of men allowed by law, ard
considerable portion of the period of enlistment of
many of said regiments having expired, and the re-
cent proclamation of the Governor having afforded
abundant opportunity for all who desire to
do so to enter the service in companies and
regiments, and be mustered into service in obedi
snce to said proclamation, further recruiting in
the infantry and cavalry bsttalions and regiments
organized prior to the date of said proclamation
is hereby expressly forbidden. And those having
charge of the transportation of troops will after
this date permit recruits to be transported at
public expense for service in said battalons
and regiments. ANY recruits mustered into service
hereafter in violation of this order, will he trans
ferred to such companies and regiments the Com
mander in Chief may deem proper.
By command of Gov. IsBAN G. HARRIS, Command
er-in-Chief JAMES W. MCHEERY,
Adjutant General.
Nashville Patriot, Knoxville Register, and Mem
phis Appea copy one week.
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Scas0nabIc Ready Esadc clothing.
DEM SHIELDS CO have just received large invoce,
which tie consgneT wishes cosi LOT, at bargain
gepr4-du BENZ. Z S8IEL s 4 co.
Z LOT OF CLARIFIED IN ID FINE SEEO SsR
oct5 n PAYnE, JAMES co.
[ GENTLEMAN Wi5hss 70 purchase, fer his use,
strictly No house For possessing saPs quail
tiles sesmsrees, Ge liberal prise viii be pad
Ap .Iy at City Hotel octl-tf
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II be about town
DCScFiDGiag1.
mAURY EsEFLES,
Col. ". Y. Eats's RegImenf.

BOUT The end this month int carrying to the above
"a named COMPANY, the PO-omac, such supply CT
Ranke OVercoAts, Pants, Sss, Drawers, shOe hospital
Stores, c, The beraiity Naury county nay afford No
csmpsny stronger claims upon the generous
and patriotic than the hsuTy hzs
Supplies Of every may he left vh Hr JoHS A ErGLE
CoUmbia, Tenn, Oct IL, 6l-dtWSCw II /. 9. SMITH,
q FEW select day toardeTs and two small families
"a will be received in 4 MICA phi .At- residence.
Reference given AMI required Address
sspt6-dIw R.I A, Post Once, this 01ce.
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100 Recruits Wanted for the Confederate
Services.

States Service.
Stout able bodied men will be received to Com~
pete Battery Of Light Artillery, to so immediate>
" into active service. Uniforms and equipments
furnished on enlistment
Apply to No G., Broad street, over Moulton Il
Reeds Store. 3. A. TERRETT,
HI. T. SCoTT,
octIO-Iw Recruiting officers.
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OUR PICKETS YET AT FAIRFAX COURT
HOUSE
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4 CARD.

consiieraion cf the all descriptions Of material
used in the mnuacure castings veil the Incl eased
Of labor consequent the preset q lY
We the undersign ed founorymen of the city Nashville
compelled advance the OF castings per
pound from the present cate.
(Signtd) ANDREW ANDERSON,
BILLS L MOORs,
7. n BRENNAN
Na'hyille, October Is, dim Bop
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office

FETHE Tennessee Marine Fire Company hav
this day declared dividend Of six dollars per share pay
able t. stockholders demand. \. ". BUTLER,
October eth, lS6I-2F Secretary.
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Army CIO1hIng 10 be Made.

ADIEs desiring to work on Army Clothing informed
that the QuArterGser's Depsr menent nov has large
ousny OF work given daiy with fair prospect Of
steady work for the winter
Parties applying for work must give satisfactory security Tor
its safe return and prompt execution, according to the Regus
Ia ions OF the Department G. W CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant QusTtermestsr p s. c.
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SO KkeNarG.

$50 ReWarG.
WILL gye reward FOR the apprehension and dslV
4 cry TO me Of
ANDE SON,
tsken Of State SIS taken up and secured that
him He msy have left here With some Of the RCg
nSnts may still be about town
Description.
short close hair large aud prominent lips ane ret Of
teeth, rather spoken has sh the hack Of the
effect Of letter weighs about $50 bs is about feet 10
ipches higA and is II or "a years cid
Sep3 diff " L LAWREhCE-
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StAAC VA ; AS@ENs
EKTHEREAs there ittsd to the jsil Of Eumner
w county, The 9Th day Of October, l6G0, runaway,
negro slave by the Bill; ard whereas has
appeared to nd prove said slave, Therefore,
b. ory in vested by Jaw wi re 5h
uay expose public sale for ezsh at the
Court House door in GsIlAtin, tsid slave Bill.
Bill is likely and about ears old
GEORGE LOVE,
October 8, 'Gi-lmt theriG Of Sumner County.
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tl-Ls on FIRsT READING.

uIauon n speC41
BILLS on FIRST READING.
BIZ Mr. BARROW: A bill to extend time to de-
PENDANTS, secure creditors and relieve the people.
By M MORRIS: A bill to incorporate the Pro-
duce Bank of Tennessee.
By Mr. HILL: A Bill to increaSe the revenue Of
the State
By Mr.. CAkDWELL: A bill to repeal section 52l
of the Ccde of Tennessee.
HousE BILL on THIRD READING.
To lay off the State into Congressional Districts,
Passed ayes Is. noes (.
On motion, transmitted
HOUSE Bull on SECOND READING.
A bill to establish the County Court of Shelby
County at Memphis was lost.
SENATE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Norris resolution resembling certain joint reS'
olutions passed MSy and June 1860, was taken up,
and.
On motion, was passed over formally.
Resolution prescribed for the election of Register
for Middle Tennessee lies on the table.
SELECT COMMITTEE.
The Select Committee, to whom was referred the
petition of Mr. Hurst, setting forth his claim to a
seat III the Senate reported they had said petition
under considersuog. snd from the facts presented
10 them the seat Of VINCENT MYERS, of the Fourth
Senatorial District su ud be declared vacant, and
that the Governor should call for another election TO
fill the vacancy.
The report was received
Mr. Lane offered = resolution, asking for the ap
pOintment of a cor G!ttee Of three TO investigate
why the seat from tie 9Th Senatorial District was
vacant.
The Speaker appointed upon the Committee,
Messrs Lane Wester aud Barrow.
sKNATE BLJs on THIRD READING.
bill to lay Off the STATE into eleven Congressional
Districts was indie dna;ely postponed.
bill to prescribe OGths to be taken by Attorneys
and others. Passed over informally.
A bill to declare the seats of Senators and Repre-
sentatives vacant, under certain contingencies
Passed. Ayes II, noes 5. Transmitted.
bill to give further time to perfect land titles.
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PiniPies BaRIsaed!
Faces Wade CisEFE
EOW
b sns ussks sias MasEoli1 Bsia gsrssctIy hay
lea Bat sisgAat ard eEsc.aoi preparation.
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TENN EssEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDsT, eCToTER Is, 1861.
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Chair After : by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, the
Journal was re=O