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NEW 9ORK, May l4.-In the House Of Commons,
Russell in ans wering Eyart said that England had
directed naval force TO America for the protsc-
ton of British shipping. He said England would
use every possible means to avoid taking part in
this amentable contest and advises his Government
to keep out Of it.
The betrothsl Of Princess Alice to Prince Louis,
of Hesse, is formally announced.
The London Times says the excitement between
the Northern and Southern sections of America has
not been paralleled since the early days Of the
French revolution.
Underwriters ask 20 to % shillings from New
Orleans, and 10 to Is shillings from New York on
British, and one TO two per cent. extra American
vessels from India, China, DC.
War risks on American vessels detained in South
ern ports have advanced from to 10 guineas.
The London Globe says that Theirs wrote the Due
d Aumale's pamphlet
Arch Bishop Tours, writing to the Minister of
Justice, says the temporal power of the Pope is
abolished and the Catholic world will hold Napoleon
responsible therefor.
The faris Bourse was firm. Rentes COT I5c.
Spanish correspondents say the San Domingo
towns have pronounced in favor of annexation 70
Spain.
Large bodies Cf Italian troops embarked at Genoa
for Southern Italy, and 5000 had reached Naples.
The home Official journal denies thatSariInia has
made conciliatory proposals to Rome.
ST. JOINS May 1.-THE steamer Parana has
arrived from Galway, May eth.
LIVERPOOL, TUEsDAY-CottOn firm sales not given
Consols 9ISa9ls.
Lord John Russell made an important statement
in the House of Commons, relative TO American
affairs, AZ to the Federal Government Committing
infringements on International law by collecting
duties from Foreign ships before breaking bulk.
The law officers of the Crown SAID so much de-
pended on circumstances, that no definite instrue-
tons had been sent TO the cruizers. He believed
collections imprsctieable In regard to the block
ade he said it could only be recognized when effec
tive.
In regard to letters of marque the Government
was of the opinion that in the Southern Confeder-
acy it must be an important question, and still
under consideration.
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lFz.sdar have ypr ss-np woods aavsrfseuens /. osx
paper. Eesd is; 1t viii inissest you.
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soldiers, friend society.

The following ladies, the committee to attend to
the wants Of the families of Volunteers, are re-
ouested to meet in the Concert Hall of Masonic
Temple on Thursday morning at IL o'clock:
Mrs L D Huston, Byrd Douglass D Carter, Jas
Plunkett, James Craighead, VIM Cooper, E P Fort,
Paul Eve, Sterling CeckerlI, Nathan ellison, Hugh
Jackson, Irby Morgan, Vim G Harding, VIM Ellis
ton, David T McGavock, Webb Smith, NJ G L
Claiborne, Alexander Mccall, Lindsey, James
Erwin, Thomas Nancy, A Cox, George Cheatham,
VIM Lucas, a McWhrter. 7 A Atchison, Joseph
Henning, John N Hill, Washington Cooper, Hal
bert, 4 Watts, Jessie Thomas, Thomas Marshall,
Hugh Frizzell, Matthew Watson Thomas Brennan,
George Goodwin, N Kelly, Granville P. Smith, Hi
ram J Jones, Philip dwell, VIM Glenn.
By order Mrs. ROBERT NJ. PORTER,
May a. lSCl. Chairman ofCOmmittee.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Tennessee and
"A Alabama Railroad Company their office, in Franklin
% day Of April 1861 call the unpaid sub9cripsons
to the capital stock Of the Coups ordered paid
the Treasurer at bis Office in Frank a, follows to
Two dollars per hare be paid the m Monday June,
1861.
Two dollars per SHARE to be paid the Ast Monday July,
1861.
Two dollars per ShsT be paid the hrss Monday in
Aug 1851
dollars per share, to be paid the Monday in Sep
teInher, 1861.
Two dollars per shares to be paid the first Monday DC
toher, 1861
Two dollars per SHARE be paid the Monday Eovem-
ber 1861. R. Il. BRADLEY.
pl10-2n Secretary
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uEP4.TURE 0yuAETS.

From Nashville % Ch0;luoors, Washington Baltimore
Ph'lade New harS Boston add New g. glsad States de
parts AZ o clio ?
Wsy M.u orG osi South Carolina. North Carolina and
Pm
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, P NJ.
Wav Us = ,
Indiana, 10 thern Illinois. Virginia Missouri
Michigan aud \, ThwesieTn states. parts o'clock NJ
NashvIlleto DvatuT IA ranE and Columbia other
Eay offers. separtat s o'c. oE a "
Nas,u lie daily, except suudsy departs AZ
O'Clock d. Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon AZ
o'clock 4 II
Nashville C.srksville; depsrts At SO O'Clock N,
Fer so1tfern rel tsrSy, departs Il - 4 81.
Ma evil Shetyyi le vs. Y le lille and TrUpe, Tues
day, THURSDAY and sturdy al O'Clock NJ
uuatl via Charlotte, Waverly, trl week
ly, G0udd,, We1nesdsy AMI Friday. at ? O'~lock n
Nashgtla Iii ery, ra SeFarts Ferry, Buddsstone's
Roads Rl al Bil &c weekly Thursday, at y O'Clock NJ
Nashville Centreyle, via rank. Vernon PineEood, &C.
TueSdJy AMI Friday, a O'Clock N.
Nssl Vile ClsrksSe via Sycamore Mills weekly, iday
al o'clock z. NJ.
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Dr. R. RUSSELL, DENTAL SURGEoN.-Dr. Z. begs
leave to invite the attention OF those interested, TO
his present mode of inserting artificial teeth, upon
vulanite as being infinitely superior to the old
method upon gold plate. Since Introducing this plan
row over year ago-he has inserted more than
one hundred setts the advantages of which for du-
rability, lightness and purity abundantly test
fed by the numerous certificates. DIR. r. is contn-
ually receiving in their favor. Cice No. II Cherry
street, three doors from the Post Office. Plugging
and all other operations on the mouth performed as
usual TmarchI7-tf
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Depend upon it, mothers It viii give rest to yourselves,
Relief and Health to your infants.
We haveput up an sod this article ten years. and
DAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND THU Nh OF It, what We
have never able to say Of ay other medcne-NESEs
HAS 1T RAILEO, IN SINGJE INSTANCE To EFFECT
CUBE, when timely used Never did instance Of
Dissatisfaction any Who used it, On the contrary, all
delighted with operations ana speak in terms Of commonda
ton Of its magical asd medical virtues We speak in
this matter "WHAT WE DO Know, after ten years expert
enre and pledge oar for Tee fIHteSs or aondt
here declare every instance where the infant
suffering em pain exhaustion, relief will be found In NJ
teen twenty minutes after the syrupis administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription OF one Of the
most espeTteaoed and skilled Nurses in New England,
has been used with neser FILLING success in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieve the child from pain, but invigoras
stomach and bowels, coec scdy and tone and ene.
to tbs whole stem. 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and convusons which, speedily remeded, end
ss0Tld in all DySentey DiGrTd@a IN Children,
whether 1t arises from teehing or from other cause We
would to every mother who has child suffering from
Of the foregoing copants-do not let your TeHdces,
the TeHdices f 0eT stand between and suf-
fering child, and the reef that will be sEreyes absolutely
szreto follow the Of this medicine, timely used Full
directions for will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac smile Of CURTIS Perkins New York, 10
the outside wrapper.
Bold by Druggists throug hout the world.
Principal office, IS Cedar Street, n. Y,A
PRICE ONLY Is GENTS PER BOTTLE.
oct30-dtw&wIY ins
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TINS NASHVILLE ENuEoAD ENBARGo-We are 2. ad
20 announce that there is little difference Of op on
among mteg nE men Of any riy in regard TO the
iegality and cusfjtutiunsli,v Of the attempt Of
the Lincoln Administration TO seize the Nashville
railroad under the disguise ol treasury order
II is understood thar more than one Of the mem
hers of the Kentucky delegation 70 the Border State
Convention and POSSIBLY AL 0f them. hold this view.
and if force should be resOrted to by the Admins
trait n think should be resisted by all the pc" eT
NJ the Stsetba: in this event the State should be
and would be a unit--that this issue. il rendered,
will remove all oJher es-and that our people
womb tben constitute bet psrty-tbe patty Of re-
SiSiluco -y o,,;sIille Courier. Mdy T.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE,

Washington City Virginia, Moth Carolina South Carolina
Gsgia II Alabama and East ItnDesee via Chat
tsnoucs Railroad, ats5s O'CLOCK 4 81
Northern ard Ea TEN Mails VIA Nashville sud Louisville
Railroad also Western States, tv ice 9av Oc p W,
ami ( " clock, A u. Way Mails & l. R K daily.
Southen Mats, New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi. arrive daily at ~ 'clecE. 4 NJ
Way MAILS same rou-e arrive lily al IL O'Clock, A NJ.
smits lille. Alexandria Lebtnon and Wa Nails arrive
daily except SUNDAY. T. o'ClOcs, 81
sUitplana Hopkinsvile a port Of Southern Ken
lucky aksglle and Mails aay 10 o'clock. A. VI
shebyyle via Ir'n and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY 81 - O'cl *.
West Tennessee via hunting WayTy and ChaTlste t
weekly, sUaday Wecnesasy Friday II O'Clock. NJ:
Liberty, ga RAJ ill, stewards Ferry Veeky, Thursday,
at n O'cocE \ Vi.
CsLtrevi,!e, via and Pnewoa South Harper and
Tank semi vses ly, 7esdsy ard Fri az. O'Clock NJ
Clarksyi le, via ~ l, Whes Bend, Gc weekly;
FTidaV, g. II O'Clock A NJ
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NEE ting az the Court taOGse To-
Night.

An adjourned meeting of the peO-
pie will be held at the Court House
this evening at s o'clock to take steps
to have speaking throughout the city
and county from this till the Sth Of
June.
Good speaking speakers and every
body else may be expected. Come
out.
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DIR. KINGS DLSPENSARY
F0R ORNATE UISEASES

N<@ DIR. KING, formerly of New York, for the
&S1&gsS four years OF louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment private diseases fer
thirty yerrs himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured many thousands he enabled to Gu
all of nature matter how bad they may Be
from nudcoas medical treatment from uegect Of their own
Dr. Kings Dspensery No. % Deadrck street, between Cherry
and the Square all diseases Of private nature
oNoRHEA cured without usucious medicine Interference
from business
srRIcrURrs ofod recent date eEectusy cured in few
days By an operation which causes no pain Where structure
exist health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undermines the constitution - much
syHrIs with all diseases of the skin, growing out
ect or M treatment can eiectullly cured in few days.
sKNE WEAKNESS having been given to
this disease and all the consequences greWn out its brought
on In many The destructive hao OF inconsiderae
Youths and indulgence of the passions neglect OF
which will undermine constitution, rendering the subject
ct for business society," and causing premature old age
Females who be aborins With any dncuy Of the WOMB
nav rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed DIR A King, No D. Dea Trick street.
Nashville Tenn la eths medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Onc
bours o'clock in the morning until SIN TIE evening"
uay23. l65J-d&wly
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, May I4,-Con0ressionaI-- oldham
OF iexas' onered resolution enquirng into the ex
pediency OF making Houston port Of entry and
delivery.
ClingpAn presented the resolutions of the House
in an independent position and in opposition 10 he
Lincoln Government.
Thos. R. r. Cobb offered resolution. which was
unanimously adopted that the President be request
ed to issue proclamation appointing day of fast
ing and prayer: In the Observance of which, ali
dence.
The flag Of the Confederate States which waved
over Fort Moultrie during the bombardment Of
Fort Sumter now hangs full length in the rear Of
President Cobbs chair.
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,AgyY. NEpsCaL Board NoTlcE-The Board OF
Medical Ulcers will meet daily at the Capitol IN
the Senate Chamber where all applicants Tor posi-
tions OF surgeon and assistant surgeon will present
themselves for examination and certificates Of
qualification. The Board will be in service from
10 a. I. to r. NJ. and from to P. NJ.
Surgeons entering on the discharge OF their
. duties will mnsdiately forward their acquisitions
for supplies o. medicines, instruments, &C. to the
Board Who VII promptly fl and forward them TO
che point designated. Blank forms for the name
will be furnished by The Board
Official letters and c5mmunications to be address
ed to DR.. GEoEaE BAcKIE, Medical Purveyor.
B. W. AvENT Surgeon General.
10. c. NEWMAN
JsD. WINSTON, ASSISTANT surgeons-General'
May 18th, 1861.
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BALTIMORE. Msv14.

oALIlhOHEi May II.
1t is reported that the Vrginians are strongly for
titled on the Maryland heights, overlooking Harpers
Ferry, and do not intend to evacuate. On Sunday
1000 stand of arms and IL cannon arrived.
There is bitter feeling in Washington county
against the Virginians. A collision is considered
probable.
Ross Winans was cordially received by the Vir
ginians.
The Legislature has adjourned till June the fourth
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The Albany alas says there is jealousy Of long
eta ding between the Commander in-Chief and Gen
woo1. In the famous Scorr campaign of 1852,
after bearing the presence Of Gen. Wool in the
memorable Blue Lick pilgrimage as far as Louis
vile, Gen. SooTr gave definite form to the quarrel
and Wool parted company with his leader in dis
gust hssteniug homeward, and leaving scorr and
Gen. LAwToN to finish the political tour in company
See first page for late and important news
Insurance can be obtained Of W. J. MARR jnsur
ance Agent No % College street in the Insurance
CoNpAxY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 900 and $40 OoO IN Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses Applications also recei.eO
for Insural &c IN the TENNESSEE MARINE AND In
suRAAcR COMPANY oFN,sHvrIIE' Ap-ou'
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NORTHERN BONDS.


This shows that "a large portion of these stocks
are Tnot1 Missouri" and before the good people of
Illinois cross the border westward to visit such dire
vengeance on their ''b1ethren" of that State they
have q task nearer home. Two millions of their
deprecated bonds head the list which only IN
cludes the patry S2s 900 of the bonds of Missouri
This violent and causeless denunciston is a fair
specimen of the way that party feeling excited in
these days; and the New York Times has done its
full share of this discreditable work.
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IsaY6ecae and speaking.

We are requested to give notice that there VIII Oe
a Free Barbecue and Public Speaking at lne oul-
phur Creek Meeting House, eight and nan mics
from Nashville, on the Hydes Ferry pike, on FRIDAY
next, the 18th inst. Gen. WASH. BARROW, Or. D. L.
MASIovE Col Jo G. PICKETT, and other distinguished
speakers will address the people on the subjects
now demanding action. Everybody of all parties,
men vvoman and children are invited.
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MA SHVILLE GUARDS.
LII persons desiring to enlist in hs CopIny requested
70 call upon the following gentlemen at their respective
Offices rendezvous Of the Company, in third story Of
end of MARKKT HOUSE, AZ and ~ O'Clock p NJ Of
every day. w. McGAVock,
FELIX r. CBEATHAHS Committee
HOWELL WEBB,
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SrnL TREY CoNE In addition TO the list of 2l
Volunteer Companies In Georgia to be found in our
paper there have been foTty-Tjao companies formed
and 70 which commission have been issued by the
Governov. within the t1irty days making 26% com
panes ready for the field a force OF not less man
600 virorous men, now anxiously waning order :
TO strike the common foe There can be JOOOu
more raised in less han month. should the eXigen,
cies of the service d,m1nd this contribution from
Georgia Mild arI'e Register.
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From st. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, May H-Gen Harney's published
address says, undoubtedly, the whole power of the
Government will be exerted to keep Missouri in
the Union. He deems it his duty to suppress all
unlawful combinations of men, military or other
wise.
Capt. Lyon is elected Brigadier- General over the
first four regiments of Federal volunteers, with the
concurrence of the President
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BY TELEGRAPH.

All regular tseaTc reports for the nexspaDer are .ds
no BY the agents Of the New York Asscciaea Pres
graph operator agent is pJitsd make up such
The Teegr ph Comp NJ have no sSency
Of dsPathe for the press nor Is Tin any repon
sibe Tor he character or truth Of this Kind Of news
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Sec first page for late and important news.
ElIED,

In this city Tuesday aterno after iinEerns
SARAH JANE daughter OF VIM FREEMAN, Of this cy' III TIC
eighteenth year of her Pge
he eLds and scq 1aintsroes of the family are inV'e
tend tn flnra OF the dce sed THE afternoon 81 h'e'
:. -. ch-ri Pre- ,byterap Church. Divine services BY
Rev &c Reed
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HAER1sBpRo, May l4-It ia understood that Cows
Curtin and Dennson have pledged the Onion men
of Western Virginia that slI the Pennsylvania and
sicnists.
Indiana and Illinois have made the same promise
to the Union men of Kentucky and Maryland.
All the free States from Pennsylvania Westward,
nave asked and obtained pledge from Lincoln,
mat no compromise cessation Of the war should
National property.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and commerciai.

TUESDAY ETEE1Na, Nay "A, 1851.
Ia New York on the 9th, at the second board, ST.
600 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 45c, and on
the 10TH at the first board, $4,000 at Acc and &c.,
600 at 45lc The following were the quotations for
State Bonds on the 10th:
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The Vanleer Guards is the name of new mi, :
tary company organised yesterday. They wee
out on parade and made fine appearance. As
they passed our of3e they halted and gave " three
cheers for UUIoN AND AMERICAN"
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ATTES TION!

EeaUTeEard Light Infantry.
Gentlemen who wish to enrol their names on the
list of this company, are requested to call at the
rooms OF the Southern Rights Committee, corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets S C. GorsHALL,
Captain.
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WASHINGTON, May l4-Gen. Butler has ordered
the outposts of Col. Jones' camp, at the Relay
House, to be extended ten miles towards Harper's
Ferry.
The Capitol is surrounded by circle of en-
campments controlling all the roads to Virgins
and Maryland.
Gen. Wool is ordered to the command of Fortress
Monroe.
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Markets NV TeleRrnph.

NEE ORLEANs May l-Coton sales to-day 100 bales; mid
ding Il. Sales tie week $500 bales Pts OF the
week AIS total pts at this port 3f2OO
At all ports eo $50 lea Preghs 81; Sterling TX
change $685. new Ysr4 2s,251 dicu
NV YORK May Cotton steady sales todsy 1900 bles;
mddug upland IA Flour SECS 10 Corn declined cent,
60; Sugar, cuba 496H; holasses, Orleans j.
CINCINNATI. May I4Flour 45N94s0; Corn "a; Oats 29
whisky le1s Pork l6 3d. Sugar 5S99i cosee 29l4H; do
lssses $685.
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Change OBLIGATION.

DEIN4 compelled 20 South, account Of the health
my family, will located for the winter ct the slaI
depot VI Pcndexter Little Co., No. % Barene street. HeH
Orleans where wall be pleased friends, and will give
prompt aenos 70 the sale OF al property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs will attend to depot in
Nashville and negroes that cannot be So Nashville By in
structng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping
BY strict attent business the my and agents.
to merit continuance Of the liberal patron reofore
tended me- respectfully solicit the izVors wing bui
in my line, either forEashville or New 0rl, as
novll-9 WILL. l.. JR,
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INCENDARY ATTEWPT.--An attempt was made yes
terday afternoon, between one and two O'Clock, 10
set fire to the Office of the Ciy Building and Loan
Association, in the Planters Bank Building, by pla
cling lighted match in desk containing quaint
ty of blanks. The Office being in the second story,
the door has never been locked, as the door the
first floor through which access Is gained to the
stairway is always locked at night. Daring the ab-
sance Of the Treasurer. SAN SEAY, Esq, at dinner,
the incen5iarv did his work. In a bookcase at
tached 10 this desk were the books of the City
Buullng aad Loan Association, and the evident
intention Of the incendiary was TO destroy
them About two weeks since, the doors to
the Office were locked during the absence of Mr..
SEAY and others occupying it at diun'r and the
k-ys carried Off and il ia probable that an attempt
to burn the Office was then made, though no eyi-
dance of it has been found.
The discovery Of the fire yesterday was made by
a lady who called to pay the call upon her stock.
She Immediately gave the alarm at tie Bank, ami
the destruction OF the books was thus prevented
The discovery was most opportuEe, for few min
utes more would have suffced o have accomplished
the design Of the incandiary.
The undersigned callson all freemen who have
not already enlisted in a military company, 10 join
the Stormen OF Nashville. The arms chosen for
this corps will consist OF a Strengthened scythe.
with hook and a revolver; the uniform in black
pants blue shirt with crimson collar, black hat
with skull and boxes in front.
The enlistment to be done at the office of the
UNION AND AyEBIcAN. HENRY WEBER,
J. c. LINCE.
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ATTENTION, DUNLAP ZoUAvEs! -Au members OF
this company requested to meet at their armory
at liz O'Clock to day. By order of Captain.
1T. DUNLAP. Secretary.
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Clark, Gregory co:-GentE Ipu
OF your Ambross Oil, which has given stire satisfaction
Collie, Tootbache and Headache
Cyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Messrs Clark Gragory Co Nashville Tenn :Gentemen II
gives pleasure tell that Ambrosa Oil has
great relief and than the Of
other medicine
have used bottle and haf Of Ambrosia Oil,
and from the has given in Rheumatic SUFFERING
would be without the ether bottle and hs for price,
provided could not get Respectfully.
". q. PU2SLEY.
Rnggold, Ga, Sept Sd, 1859. apll-d&w2w
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Ernnl New Knrk.
From WASHINGTON.

New YORK. May 1.-THE 69th regiment has been
accepted during the war. Another Zouave regi-
ment and Boston regiment are ready to march.
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Sold in Nashville by g. ". Henderrhott, Berry Demov
Ewing & Pendeton, and BY all responsible druggists
where nct2qdtvkuIy