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THE vANDALs FINE INTO CUE Eos
PITFALLS.
Special Dispatch to t.. N.sArl. Onion and American.


N ASAssAs JTNcTIoS, July Is.
Gen. BE4uREaARD achieved great victory TO-DAY
AT dsybreak this morning the enemy appeared IN
force at Bulls Run and attempted to cross, when
Gen. BEAUREGARD opened his batteries upon them.
The scene of the battle is three miles to the left
of the railro ad and four miles Northwest of Ma
nassas JUNCTION.
Gen. Beauregard commanded in person. The
commander of the Federal side is unknown.
The height Of the battle at four o'clock in the
afternoon, and ceased at FIVE o'clock.
The enemy was repulsed three times with consid-
cradle loss and retreated in great confusion. Our
casualties are small.
The First and Seventeenth Virginia regiments
took prominent part in the fight. Col Moore was
wounded. The Washington Artillery of New Or
leans did great execution.
The fight extended along Bulls Run for about
mile.
William SangsteF, Of the Alexandria Rifienen, was
killed. Federal officer Of high rank was killed 4.
Nurse took seven hundred dollars in gold found on
his person. Capt. Dulany, Of the Seventeenth Vir-
ginia regiment, was wounded in the arm.
shot passed through the kitchen house where
Gen. BEAUREGGRD was at dinner. 1t is supposed the
enemy discovered his Whereabouts, and thus at
tempted to take his life.
The enemy fired into cur hospitals, where a vel.
low flag was flying to designate them. D.
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From Warrington.

natiUn is RECEIVED at the War Department that the
Bull Greek Battery was taken. No particulars.
The Times says our loss was 100 killed and wOun-
ded This will hasten the attack on Manassas which
will doubtless occur tomorrow. The Coutederates
lost but few.
The Tribune says the Secretary Of War says that
more than fifty were killed including five Captains
and SIX Lieutenants From another source il is re-
ported that Bull Greek was crrried By the zOuSves
and Massachusetts, Fifth.
Craig, of Illinois, Representative, and Col Rich
ardson left Bull Creek at this morning., reports
that there has been general fight since yesterday,
when the Federalists fell back, but early in the
morning there was occasional firing from skirmish-
ers Mcdowell told Richardson that he should here
after first examine the location Of the enemys bat
terry before engaging the enemy.
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LOUISVILLE July l9.-Dispatehes from St. Louis
and other points in Missouri are utterly useless /;
private letters are equally
Indications are plain that the entire State il in
blaze and nothing is allowed to be published or go
through the mail tending TO encourage the Patricia
Nothing but items stating that Mccullough guar
rels with Jackson and had gone home the imposs-
bic humiliation Of secession camps in dstriets
where all secessiOnists, and where no ST. LOUIS
Dutch or Illinois soldiers have arrived are allowed
to be published.
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PETTY STEALING OF THE LINCOLN GoVERNMExT-TH
PROPERTY OF CITIZENS OF GEORGIA CoNFIsCATED.-On
the 9Th April last, Mr. E. W. HOLLAND, President of
the Bank of Fulton at Atlanta Ga, sent to the Uni
ted States Mint at Philadelphia gold to be coined
to the amount of 81 1886. Mr.. II. has long been
patron of the Philadelphia Mint-having sent gold
there for coinage for the last thirty years The fol-
lowing letter has been received in reply to appi
cation for the COIN Our readers will see that the
Bank of Fulton will get it, if it can be had
only on the terms laid down by the Secretary of the
Treasury
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,

PHILADELPHIA, June y. I66I. I
SIR: Referring to your letter Of the 18th inst, to
the Treasury OF the Mint, have to state that the
Secretary of the Treasury, to whom l submitted
the question of the payment of the Mint certificate
held by the Agent of the Adams Express Company
for deposit for coinage, made by HIM in behalf of
the Fulton Bank of Atlanta, Georgia. directs me to
inform you that the same may be paid whenever the
authorities of the State of Georgia return to their
allegiance to the United States.
1 am, very respectfully, JAMES POLLOCK,
Director If the Mint.
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INV YoRK, July Accommodating upland,
I5s.
The World says there is no truth in the reported
fighting at Bulls Point to-day. Gen. Scott says the
army made no new movement to-day, nor il likely
to before Saturday.
The Post says the official report says twelve were
killed and forty wounded. Its supposed more are
killed and wounded in the woods near the creek.
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Northern Protests.

Now and then, protesting voice finds its way to
as from the North against the usurpation at Wash
ington and the appalling future that looms so dark
ly up before people who see themselves already
the victims of a subverted Government, ard who
feel that they are hereafter TO be the subjects of
bloody anarchy or Of a crushing despotism. OF this
character is the following from the New York o.
ssruer, paper that supports or has supported the
war, and that has heretofore exercised much iEfu-
ence on public thought. Says the ObSerua:
Il NAV be useless for the friends of the Constitu-
tion 10 raise voice of remonstrdnce at this stage
of the business and in the present state of the pub
lie mind. Butwe fear that the men who propose to
set aside first the Government and now the Consu-
tuition are preparing to divide the North and insug-
urate another war far more tremendous than the
one now on our hands. When the American people
come to understand that il is seriously contemplated
to make this war subversve of the Constitution they
will arise in their majesty, and IN way not to be
misunderstood, rescue and preserve the character
of our liberties These are perious times, and the
only man fit to be trusted IS he who stands fast to
the letter of the instrument that makes this safe
and permanent Government.
The above explains itself We should say that
the military despotism at Washington will soon feel
ga fire in the rear" which, it is understood, Fuss
and Feathers has no use for.
Here is also an extract from the Bangor, Me.,)
Democrat of late date. After saying that he is
met every day with the question, what must Dem
ocrats DOR the editor Yrites as follows
The masses of the party want to take firm and
decided stand in opposition to the unconstitutional
and despotic warfare waged by Abraham Lincoln
on Sovereign States There are to-day in the State
of Maine forty thousand Democrats who are totally
and unalteraby opposed to this destructive ciU 'odT-
fire.
What, then. is to be done? We answer \ Con-
vention is to be held In the meetings for the choice
of delegates to that Convention, eUsIy man, with
whatever party he has been connected heretofore,
who desires to make Opposition to the Var the para
mount issue of the campaign, will be welcome, and
there can vote and act. The call for such Con-
vention will be put forth at early day, and Wig
orous campaign will fellow its deliberations and
nominations.
Since this was written a call has been issued by
the Democratic State Committee for Convention
of all who oppose the war and are willing to ma Ike
such opposition the basis of their action party.
Whether these dauntless spirits will be able to &C
complish any thing against the madness that rules
the North remains to be seen.
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DESPERATE FIGHr-Lat Saturday morning, we
are told, a fight took place near Petersburg be-
tween Messrs. Pinkney Ledford and David Watson,
brothers m-law, and the latter was so badly njur-
ed that our informant thought he must die, Neither
had any weapons except common pocket-knives,
which were used freely. Watson being cut in four>
teen places LedfOrd was also severely wounded
though not seriously. An unfriendly feeling had
existed between the parties for several months,
which finally eliminated last Saturday, as above
stated.-FapeLteulls Observer, july Is.
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monetarY and CommercIaI.

FRIDAY EvnNG, July lS, lSol-
In New York on the. 18th, the following sale. Of
Tennessee Bonds were reported: $1,000 At &C.
s44 900 at 4Sle. 5000 at 4sIe' s2I'OOo At 4Se'
and 81 900 at 4sse, and on the l6h SIS 900 at 44e
cd eQ OOO az Aia
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JAMES II. THOMAS, F. T. EsFIIL and W. S. FLEMING
candidates for Cnnoress will address their fellow
.PuhIIc NpeakinR.

The undersigned, candidates to represent David
son county in the House of Representatives in the
State Legislature will address the people at the fol
lowing times and places. The candidates for the
Senate are respectfully invited to be present
New Hope Church, Thursday, July Is.
Smiths Springs, Friday, July ~.
Williams Muster Grounds, Saturday July 20.
Tuseulam, Monday, July q.
Brentwood, Tuesday, July %.
Tank, Wednesday, July "a.
Kingston Springs, Thursday, July 25.
Appointments hereafter for Nashville and Edge
field. Ira P. JONES.
ADRIAN L. DEMoss
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GREELEY PLAYED OUT-The Buffalo Courier, of
the Sth, says:
The philosopher of the Tribune delivered a lecture
on the times, at Belfast, Allegheny county, New
York, on Tuesday evening last, to an audience of
less than thirty persons. The prominent Republicans
of the place, those who have formerly read and be-
lieved the Tribune doctrines, stayed away and used
their influence to keep others at home He left the
village before day light the next morning
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Rev. DR.. LAPsLEY by ap-
pointment of the Nashville Presbytery viii preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath,
July 81, at 1O3 o'clock, A. NJ, and declare tie
action of the Presbytery, in reference to the pas
toral relation of the Rev. j. S. HAYS to said
Church.
There will also be preaching at 5! o'clock, P N.
July 20-2t
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To secure a reply persons writing this office, On
their own business, should inclose money to pre-
pay the expected answer. We receive many such,
which would amount to a considerable daly tax If
We rrnled Il them.
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General order, No. 90.
FoRT HENRY, Tennessee River,
July Il. 1861,

FOkT HENRY, tennessee hIFtII
July Il, 1861. J
Captains of steamboats, navigating the Tennessee
river passing Fort Henry, going either up or down
are directed to land their boats at the Fort. GolAg
up they must give the proper signals for landing
while passing the Island below the Fort. They
will be boarded by the officer of the day, and il
not found engaged in business conflicting with the
interests of the service they will not be detained
By order of A. HEDtAN, Col, commanding.
W. L. McCoENICo, Adjt.
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~ n,,-.. Tulv 10 Cotton aass Of the week S50ba
Rs n ne week i3 bales sgEDat 500 bales during ne
- tire last Decrease in total Feefiptl - MIA
III @ -itb s year $50 coo hslss. At AL eouthera
~, ooo a0a bseS STOCK hand $3.50 bales Sugar 81 9
Toisss "a Flour seas 65. Coffee: alss o. The week
- 49, a IseO. Stock 200 bags against 4o bags 81
- &C time lag. year.
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UEI1H ARD AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Rags.

save all your rags-cotton, FAX, hemp, de- ana
send them TO market, where you can realize lhrec
cents pound.
The South wears out more such goods than two
such Norhs and yet the North saves double the guam
tty of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates fer office, will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for at ad-
yertisinp rates
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rEACHERAWANTED.

yEXHE undersigned wishes engage Lady to reside In his
family to instruct three small children. In addition 70
the usual branches qualified give lessons on the
Piano need sppy except those presenting Eood eSt
TnoniaI- For terms apply to JAS II WILSON.
inivIl lw Brentwood.
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ALTON, Ill., July ia brigade with one company
of artillery and ten Of cavalry leave for North
Missouri.
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuTuFiaut Hairg
HOWL
By wing HeimsreetB imitG6I Restorative. Dont use
anything else your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN CO., PrOprietOrS, Troy, MI.
See Al advertisement headed,
sEYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
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Fronl NIrRInIn.

BUNKER HILL, July ls.-Instead Of going TO Win
chester Patterson went to Cbarlestown. Winches-
ter cannot be attacked from the North side without
great loss Of life.
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FEARRIED,

On the % by Rev. j. B. McFerrip Mr.. GEORGE L.
YEATNAN, of Mempbi5 to Miss EMILY g. daughter oi
Thcs. Watson, Esq, of saundersvil e, Tenn.
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WASHINGTON, July lS.-Ths COnfederates have
fallen back from CentreVle, minor fight is report.
ed at Bull Run where several FederAlsts were
killed.
NEw YORK, July I9.-The Tribune says there was
an engagement at Bull Greek. six miles from MGnas-
sas which lasted half hour, but the SOutherners
were too well posted Three masked batteries open
ed at intervals. Our men retired. A heavy firing
was heard as the correspondent left the field.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-Full particulars from Bull
Greek state that three companies while crossing a
ravine received raking fire killing number, but
they stood their ground, covering retreat with =
brass cannon and Shermans battery, the h0rses Of
which were disabled.
-Four regiments supported by cavalry Joined in
the battle
The Southerners used their guns well
The Federslists again advancing, encountered 3
rsking fire. The Federal guns were put in position
and poured grape and canister into the Southern
ers till the ammunition was exhausted. Several Fed
eral guns were disabled. Total loss Of the Fede-
rals-40 killed.
Gen. Tyler ordered the Federalists to fall back
WilcOx'S division was ordered TO attempt 10 OUT
flank Bull Creek batteries A dispatch received at
the War Department to-day says the fighting Is still
going on at Bull Creek.
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rTFCTTON TICKETS.

Persons desiring Election Tickets for the coming
August election, can procure them by applying al
this Office. Price, 81 90 per thousand.
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THE FRIEND oFH TIE NURSERY

Children frequent guf fersrs from external njuref
spcisIIv from FLifid and CdnIphsBs EplOsiOHs-hsr
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand It heals sore Brssss, andq ueky
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special Dispatch to III. Nashville Union and American.


MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 1s.-During tae battle of
yesterday the Washington Artillery Of New Orleans,
with seven guns, engaged Shsrmsn's famous
Battery of fifteen guns, and after making the latter
change position fifteen times, finally silenced them
and forced them to retire from the field.
Only four of the Washington Artillery were
wounded and one killed. The names Of the wound
ed are Capt. E. Ii. Chelmsn and privates Baker
SubaI, and Charlton. George W. Maihe was
killed.
Maj. Harrison. Of the eleventh Virginia regiment
was mortally wounded, and died this morning
Thomas Sangster, of the Alexandria Rifemen, wa
shot through the heart and instantly killed
Hayes Louisiana regiment participated in the
battle. They made a noble charge and scattered
the enemy with considerable loss. Our loss is
trifing.
Large quantities Of arms were taken by Gen.
Beauregard's troops.
{ Gen. Mcdowell commanded the Federal col
umns. ID.
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The AmericansLetter Express Company brought
us late files Of United States papers last night
They also brought heavy letter mail.
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CITY NOTICES.

BAGGING AND ROPE.-Those wishsng to purchase
Bagging and Rope. would do well to call at JAMES
JOHNSON & Co. on market street. Prices reason
able JulyI7d2t*
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delighted with It's operations, and speak in terms eomend
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in death We believe the best and srest remedy IN S
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IMPROVEMENT IN FIRE ARNS-Mr. T. W. COFER Of
Portsmouth, Virginia, has just completed an i'm
provement in revolving firearms, by which the
process of loading is so much facilitated that the
ordinary COLT or other revOlvers, with this I'M
provement attached, may be loaded and discharged
with fourfold rapidly. Mr.. COFER, says the Ports
mouth Transcript, has left for Richmond, for the
purpose of securing patent for his invention.
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SESArE-The Military bill passed. The House
concurred in the Senate's amendments to the Navy
bill.
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FARRAR, DIsxUKEs & Co. are opening moot beau
tiful lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call them ladies, they are beauti-
ful, and they sell them very low for the Cash
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thirty yerr himself having attended practice FER 50
many years. cured thousands be is enabed TO Gu
All diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may b
from njudcous medical treatment from neglect Of their own
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on in MANY cases by the destructive habits OF inconhderate
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Females who be laoorng with any dcuiy OF ne hono
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