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EzNHIs is atoghera medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kDgdem, being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective Of all the old and
ing Dr. Wright wall knowing the deception prsctsed upon the
unnitatd felt his duty to have this Elixir tested by
the whole Medical Faculty. whO whSut one dissenting
Yeiee given in their adherence its peec. and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced aud all other medicines known to the Pharmaco
pia have been tried in vain Long thought years Of patient
invsEaon and nj deSPfsa 1 a Etr 10 nave T
feng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
dSeases-namey:
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas
General Irritability,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss of Appetite,
Emaciaton,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
Psiptation of the Heart,
And, in fact all the cOnsomants of nervous and debtaed
state OF the system.
As StimuIant
quite alcoholic preparations It is not sub
ect reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually eeny long the least necessity exists for
its presence.
AS Female Medicine,
equally powerful and effective the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market ard which only injurious in place
Of assisting renovang the constitution for very good Tea
they only made from the illusions Of mRds
gnoTant o. the Medical profession altogether
No Minerals!
DR.. Wright thinks stake hs professional character
fact whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Reuvenatng Exwe know
Inc has enaled the community by opium and
mercury
Generally, the debAted DR.. Wright would say, Never
despair No matter how down be- matter how
weak what the may have beeneraks
whatever Jed you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatnR Elixir,
And you will fEi yourself pride instead
the your friends and healthy sound, and worthy
lAember OF the human family.
Price 90 per bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United States.
sad by all respectable ugs throughout the United States
and Csnadas The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the proprietors.
j. WRIGHT 81 CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, La
Soldin Nashville by G. W. Hsndershott, Berry Demeville
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PLANO TI1NING AND REPAIRING.
no ce.

n WILL sell for cash. on Mendays December 24th,
at the Court House, in vile, negro hoy named
Oliver, levied the property Of james Charltan to
satisfy my hands in favor OF Evans Co. IS
by Robertson ESQ., for two hundred and eight doll
lars and ninety ave cents and Costs JESSE W. PAGE,
l(oV "a 60-dlm Constable OF Davidson County
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The DAILY publishes very large quantity
matter. and the TRI-WEEKLr is made up Of two
Daily issues: and the WEEKLY Is one Of the largest,
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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CHANGE OBLIGATION

A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs Mitchell. A liberal
"A reward will paid for its to Louisville Depot
CW KENNEDY,
ian I9-3t Omnibus Agent.
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The UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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JUST OPENE ed q.

NuIUW NtIoo,
OUR Spring and Fashions, together with choce
assortment French Cloths Cassmeres, Nestngs, &c,
% latest mportons will he made mp IN our usual sue
nor style and which respectfully invite attention.
~ - J c HARVEY L CO.
marln
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LOST.

ygNHE dwelling house lately occupied by Gov. II. S.
Fooe, on Vine street, between Church and Union i,
streets, particulars enquire of Gtalscoek. at
Evans & Co. decI3-u
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OFFICE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Co.
January 6, 1861.
FuVHE Board Of Directors Company have declared
dividend Of per for the past nix months, payable
and after the 10th inst.
further reduction the price Of gas also made By
giving per OF tie bills paid between the INT
and fifth days quarter per discount OF to those
paying betEees the fifth and tenth day.
JAS. II. KENDRICK,
ianIl-Iv Secretary.
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rRESH nnEnn.
SFOr Rent.

TUsT resolved and for sale 100 sacks Fresh Meaby
JAS MCLAUGHLIN 4 co.
jau6-f No. South Market street
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Flour,
Il. A, FahnestOck's Vermifuge.

Il. A, FahnestOck's Vernifuge.
UPThis safe and Effectual Remedy tor
Worms extensively used by regular
than any proprietary medicine whsh has made its ap
pearance in the United States.
used with the utmosfreedo and confidence ny
who have all the Middle, ssern and South
States.
The great popularity the fact Shat nothing has
vet keen discovered substituted in its place, and
that il nav without fears az to the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it to parent II
within the system it will speedily eXFe Them
without fail But order obtain the genuine article every
should guard and look we'll TO the initials on
the bottle wrapper be particular to see that he buying
3 Fahnsstock' vermifure. and no other nov4 Twin
UNRESH Meal and Stock Feed just received steamer
II Poland. A fresh supply by - - ,-, %
decl2 BENZ SHIELDS d ~
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Lorisiana Sugarl

LONIsIana SugarI
n HOGsHEApS new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice art!'
Gle e arrive BY steamer NJ Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER CO.,
Nov In-itf Nos aaa Market streets
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following Factories which will the largest ceresn
he city stenway Sons A. q Gale Co. Haynes Brothers
Brothers. Kauble Co.. Peters and Webb Light
BRADBURY and soeheIer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
q small advance cash negotiable paper All the
ana music uct received together With Aecorceons
tions Flutes Drums Brass INSTRUMENTS &C. For bargains
cone e me- At number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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Nashville PIovy works.

TUyIIs establishment having been re built ~
I by Mesrs. Sharp & Hamilton, with G-~>S@%=-5
increased facilities for manufacturing Flows Kan
Cultyators, &c, will keep full supply
Of both Steel Wrought Pows hand TO which Wecau
the attention Planters Those implements are
All warranted perform WE'LL good in every respect
as the imported pows, and at uniformly less prices
cctl9-diw&W3m HlLLMAN bkOLhhho,
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Anderson & Romans,
AndeFsOR's Foundry and Machine
shop,

NO. So BROAD STREET,
RE manufacturing six horse power portable steam Eaginss
suitable for printing Offices, plantation use, and where
small engines required. Price 3GC5,
Stationary Steam Rhymes from to thirty horse power at
prices rstass engine be furnished at We
prepared to l orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting made from
our Mills and circular sash and Muy
saw Mills HnrivaCl for strength durability and economy
ofpeWer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished to set work de-
sired
Constantly hand full assortment OF castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drAftan
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and eS
mates furnished application
IL Ole and Sales Room at So Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
iune22-dn
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DR.. j. j. ALTERNATELY,
resident Of Nashville and oser his services to the
II ciszensef the city ase surrounding country
UJResidence, No. III High street. Once on same Ios
sepf7-d6m B&P
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NOTICE.

NFR. Il HOOPER is admitted partner in business
IyN from this date
We have removed Shoes Boots and Hats to No
GA North corner Of the Public Square, where will Be
pleased to friends and customers.
jan2-lm ARMIsTEAD L co.
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For Rent.

IIECE and commoaious house, with the convenience
water, gas &c, situated on the corner
Church and Spruce Streets will be rented for the ensuing yss
Por Terms &c., apply D Humphreys, No. X PHebo
Square 70 decls-ou ~ NASnV-'8"@'
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GBe gasbbiIIs anion ann 5nliritan
Daily ss; rri-weelIy s.; Weekly SCI.
Hates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE. (,
IN TIE DAILY.
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Date.
ms

Witness.
Gas SsrSeihueb, met4ss Der Sirter beiI8lsbt, mus an Bic
Oferte getlebt peroen uo betcss bon ibm unlei seidret iein
Sebeur Arhtel in eem GsrSeumB puB sesenaeer Der 9reus ne
merit. Der Setr19 auS9emoi ten, be QuaRttdt 3ulomnenoeacoeu
Spon Iecer Hlano nnp Ger 5etra9 oiecbiaus in g8orteu gel6f e.
ben peroeu.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
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g. 6pupwop'S 6olbe. Gji

Go 0pttpwoY's Salbe. OiGt
@GeberretBen uu6 @belrmatiSmuS. Herren ~uuftbttar pertrieter
burt anbaltenoen gebrau6 bGes 0roBen SeImt!slS. &arme
&6bungen iOlten in alien 5Sdlen eem 8ebrau9 p%Orangeben. GS
telebt Die Serritteteu Utu8teln mno Iosrn unc unterltist Die Ra-
tar lei eultr %9rinolifen lDeilme,
gu babeu in Der 6ablit 80. so Maiden Zane, NAp- gcrt, un
lei oaen 0ruA3Iten gu 25 Gt8.. 6S Gts., uno 81 Die Sdo9el.
(Npri3, Sp)
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0abt Shr &rufftmereu poer Seltenit. den F?
Street, Is GHd IN Ger ~9u'ttbbrcE
6abtn lie G,berbeidweroenS
0aben IL biz GrgndNti.
A%u8}sbruug, R~eudbbuteu, Nfbma, SaissciGpire,
Mu'5etrun5, Seudbalten Ahbml, 0alsgei1pire.
Nu8jebrln9, Reuhbuneu, Mltbu a. 9aIsBebWure.
0als, gun8e uno Bluff a~n3e5rffeu,
9al8, 3ange unb 9 ,uit auIeritfel,
0al8, Gun9e uab 8rtt onJ 9rifn =
Seio SER befaien NIT cbt5en Spmptonttn, 6ann 9ebraItt
Or. Stpapne's gcompontrten riben- SYrup"
e wro eub poaFonSnen uno IGueu curtren. ME &oulGiee, ce
aamt geteilt wproen linb, tie eG9en tRnnen unb beiebe nj . pes-
9leiben, Wenu peIbHncen nut &paeNe'e lib eISu6erten uno
lutrelniBeneeu SarfapartIIa uno EbeerptI~
len, Dtaaen ua0 unterIetb 3r 'rtbcrn e%seiunSbeit 3urittbrn9en.
rer'au t lei alien DIeoBturert0Htern iteraa. - Siebe ole @ertl-
fifate uutec ben MnSet5en. UlaiZvS
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Date.
Witness.
1 hereby certify that the above named --aua
known to me as men OF property and able to make good
their guarantee.
Date Signatura n II
Dies nnB bon benz Der. Staatsn 0tffitt 9itdter. rom ge,
Saaea Diitrtt &npalt upo ppn ceut Solicitor coer Noop. Mosn..
ten uater5eitnet ietn. o
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Warftpreife.

Baltimore, BEN II, Sult 1861.
&affee e, NtO gut ~ "a 134 prtma l34@14,
5aSa 73@l8 2~aquagra lS@l5.
Ipan. Spblen "a ca 81, Qanb gelhl.
"a @ 26, Stapt 24@30, Sber 8. 5000. so,
Sab 1920 p dug.
Mpla e6, Muscppape l7@19, NewsSrleana
-neuer 32@35 SIS,
Mebl, 6pparnfreet. iuper $5.5o@5.62
ertra to faneg 6.25
0bto q aentudp iuper 5.oog5.5o
u ertra 6.25@6.5 so
family 7.00@7. SO
y City MilS gut bis feiu 5.5O@5.75
u u Extra 100
gSelIA familg 900
u 9telerOpir, 9atap6cp, Mlblanb
L @reellIor family 900
. GtlerDUir extra $50
8pg8enm b 3.75@4.OO
6 Drnmeb H. 800
@rpptItonen, wenig Na9fraae. @Gultern
7&@63 fir Seiteniife, 9@lI1 farS 6infen,
Sal5Feii6: preiie peri6tepen.
iir SeltenltitGe uup 81 fir 3arp.
&ets, 52@6 Cts.
9 ) , @rOunO alum % @ad rs $685. s., Mar.
lhalS $l.35@$l, 40, N1bt0n'S $3.50, Surfs
SSIanO 20@25 Cts. % Bulbel pom StOre.
9 aamen. Sleelaanten gut bis au8gesei6ne
$4.50@4.75 per Bib. ppn 81 ID. GtmOtbg
S2.50@2.75. slabs Iaanen $l.35@I4O.
per 8ulbel.
Us 0 {, ungepai1en 23-25 p Id, 2autm u.s.
81, fetne 35 @ 90.
Us btsfeN Git9 u @alpne 173 C2uts, Sbir
Is, aber feline gerfGuft.
3 nd er, Nep>Orleans 5.25@6. %, 0rpcerie NJ,
otuatr big GIT 4. 75685.7 Il
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80 9afase auf Seeelfdifen

1854 Rd1fd9e 1tf Se9el1btTen
sAAaaa BON Bremen" mad Baltimore"
ooer per Oampfi6if y. v8remen" II. vgiep=2)prf".
@er @erpancte pOn Deuti0lano psriber tommen la0en nil
uno Die Paha9e fir ~biecteu bMr be;ablt, fam %lcberSeit eineu vol
9~iltl9en Bafla1ef6en aui Elm rpn Bremen mad Baltimore 0eten-
oeS Segeti9Vf entpebtr fir %3WH6enocf pOer 2. Gaiite in Der
Office os nBaltmpre gSeder". erbalttn.
8E- N~nira3en BON ausmGrtS erbalen MIR Die eepinifte Plus
'uuft, menn bns 8CrtO oem 59rsiben b~ei9eii9t 1T. 6brls
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0Grtnae.
Sacpb @eeocr. $40. % @ermanlfr.

eupFeblt leine AuSwabl ron belten ~tupfernen &crtennObeln nne
@aIerpleu, SrrtnserleSm6bel, I96ne Iadtrte 6eberrDbrs uno 80.
DetifiSe, Naent- SGultaeln, iDwte elm 9rOBes Sprdmeht franSS-
Ride Wno %nenilberne 9wusebalsba1ber &c. &c. D524iI
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Soctor Srieolcb

No. $50 @-Strabe, srpetes oans ron ser 7. Ctr
Walbin9tpn .. 6.
Ratnltta9s. "' S SpnS M9t
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Golaemees Fnb bic SIaden tpie fe fr Die reip. aabS-g)arps Der.
lan9t pereen:
&ttter0. Mdine.

Nttter1, M(1ttte.
&lane 9to. J.. &cBe @tbsn. 9o9s; $50. 8. Wcse gia,,r nor.
i6eoeneS Muebol3; SO. 6. @etoe Sanneu NIonff St M~s aV@
SO. 8, @elbe Eannen Walt Hnb Nabenbpl,; gp 10 SSSs >sssSwY,
ne; So, IL. @i9en nno @ppulIsnbpls; So. II. e5dSmor,eSp g "
nub NIB 0taba9pniebOls; 80. IA SSeis @iheu S'SsrGSNI. " y"
QidOg ssrreg; gfO; p. eien; SO. %. Grebe unS fl Elm Sd.
III @o: p. SIel. 3tmt anO ,3tna; So. Is. Gienpaorsn; S..
q. Setarben rno Del; SO. IS. 6lads 9einpano; Sc. 20
gaumweadeu9; $50. SO. Studs rlc gBolIen Sm,rn; glO. 81
@las; No. 81. Seoer; SO 81. Sirfen; SO. IS. SIaaoentud
uno S9ntttlpaareu; Sc. sc. 2aternen; SO. 81. Ebe + gyedb unb
pa5; yp. IS. Gala. Stife Gel; SO. 81. aGe 4rtsn gdIffste-
lea~tun9; No. 40, SGrribnlaterial aler @rt; So. Al. Brelnbcls.
philadelphia, ~YennIDlpanien.
Slafs @O 2. sseise SieenDrshsr;. 9o.4 gssbs gi4en GisI.
hlde; No, 6. Selbe Sannen Etant Stef 9oSs; gc. Z. @elbe
Sannenba!ten; SfosS @elbe &annen Naalt uns &abenbcl3; SO.
10 28etB Eanue; SO. IL. gi@em nnb @ppreifenbOl3; yo. u.
59war5eS gsalnuB. Siri@en unS Osa4asOnsDOls; SO. IA.
gBetB @l9en @upertolS unc 9tfoip SarIeni SO. 16. @6ipares
OelenboIs; SO: Is; @aaiatbOls; &c. p. giisn; SO. p. @rS6e
une feline 3a et; Ne. %. SlsI, 3lnt uup 3tun; 30. 25. Gilea-
wuaren; so. 81. Selfarten; SO. %. Sla1s 2einwane; So. 29.
8aumppnwus; so. so. 6Iad8 uno 2paaa 3pirn; $40. 81.
Qlas; Mc. 80. 9eber; 30. 33. S6l6ute; So. 81. Baiiten; SO.
IS. Slagsentu9 uno S1nutpaartn; 30 81. Cheer, Ned unb
bars; so. 3S. Kal9, Selfe. Od; $50. SO. Ale arRn S1ifsbe
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bplt. o
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RlaIfe 10. g8eiB EonlenbplS; SO. q. Gicn; gc. %. @rrbs
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SO. Mle Irteu S1ifsbslendtunD; go. 43. 8eieI, Cant nnb
@aaep.gtien; Scr A. Seteneien; SO. Is, Snspt Rupfer; 80.
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GN gBir MAIDEN baS @ublifum uno Danptz
IGGlt6 S%pa3ier9anser auf Die Spnntag6mtrt0-
I4aft in Oreenmount 8rauerep aufmerfiam
B@ Sertett CONCERT! = Sepen
WOntag, Donnerita9 uno Samlta9 NbenO, nu=
ter DIRECTION bes prof. GtImann, in Der 0uf's
l1Snite ein9eriAteten SommerptrtblAalt Der Or
better Sale, $50. 5 Sup- 8rieDriAtr,
E Gon3ert! 5eute uno MOntag N6eno
III Der Gebenlaube. 6reunpe Der Muiit maAen
pir parauf auf merfiam.
~ Grcurftpn. - lletermor9en t0lt
6. 8. S6Gfers YriYat- Sdule sinen Qna3ug na9
goit's 6ain on Ger 8elatr Joao. Ollie 6reunpe
ldnptiGer Ger9ni9un9en MAIDEN mir anf piees
Self oufmerfiam.
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ton bat Gin Militdr=lnt iudunss Gcmttt Die
Seranlalung gu Dem CUR 3stt Don uus mitge~
tbetltea Nbi6teBen 9~etapener @epetre I'm Ganl~
ben Depot unterluAt. GUl. 0belpa, Gut
manOenr oss 9lesimsnt6 iast, nap CT gu benz
SAIuB %9etommen iei, bab paa Geuern cine 8cl9e
Der @cr9loi8fcit letner Manui6aftsn gepel len
lei, bic crit Oor 3rei 3ueen ibre gBafen erDaIten
batten. Ct priidt DEN g8uni6 aus, DAP Der in
Baltimore perurl aGte Sdapen ibm mit9etbeiIt
perce, oomit pas 8e9iment b~enlelbsn erleBen
fGnne.
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oDrifet NQe8 uuo pa5 8eite bebaltst /"
9enniglOania NanO= 1nO GarmzA ilociatiOr

StutSe unc td)pre carmen!
SIT Der ieei9en !3dt Ter unrube mo 1rbeitlpfstet ipNte ieoel
feB9e A1bttcr, peh9tr ndt in Zen RrieJ Siebt, lid. eue quite
5arul tauien, no er liG nno letne FamlIle era6brn un6 f6 cine
rubge unp lor9enfreie Qeinlatb 9rlnoeu fann.
Die beite unO portbeilbaftelts ~@ele9enbett easu bietst, ee ta be-
ten aufbtabeu be8rifene reuf1e Aniieolnn9
Oerunuta,
Potter Co., &a., mpiebit Der llnter3eidnete lhSnes. ~lrubttarea
unD retbtt4 bewa'ereS 50rmlano. icrpte 90 3iglih 9ele9eHe Bau-
,rt8 in Ger Staot Sermauta, 81 Den blIlisiten Preuen perfnIt,
0aS <ma lit refuno uno auf benz 9ance eth pptrefltder une
~pertbppQee 8aumruds.
Seoer 8luier tauH lid fein 2ano ieIbit au8iuaen unb befontmt
einen outen uno 9arantiitcn 8oufbrief, ftaeet aud auberoem 1hcn
iterou CUTE otutIte Nadodru.
2ano ut III luruen Don ie rs Adert ~ob9etbeitt.
H1here Nusfuutt ertbeut g. S6nouffer
Mai14S III Der Weder=S ffce.
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FORM OF OFFER.

N nc state o.,
hereby agree to furnish and deliver, in the respective navy
yards, all the articles named in the classes hereunto annex1
ed, agreeably to the provisions of the schedules therefor
and in conformity with the advertisement. of the Bnreau ~
Construction &c, of June II, 1861. Should my offer be ac-
.cepted, l request it to be addressed at -. and
the contract sent to the navy agent at--.o or TO
---, for signature and certificate,
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ASof ptssgroner @ssBeseen

II Snbicribenten fo,uie aud, 2tn,eiaeu fir ssscsb-
frstp'' II. SeOr9etptpn wereem bel Srn. 9. 3. wtes.
telct, SU. 42O GsStr, unterbalb 8. Ctr. eutecosn
genOI1 men.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
THE REBEL LOSSES IN THE AFFAIR AT
AQUA CREEK.

WASHINGTON June 10, 1851,
A lady Of undoubted veracity, who was within full
view Of the battere at Aqua Creek when attacked by
the Freeborn, communicates to her relatives In Wash
ipgon that fifteen killed 70 her certain knowledge
She has doubt as many fifty killed, besides
large number Of wounded that every pains taken
conceal the ct from the friends Of the victims
and that fast any casualty occurred the sufferer
was removed TO the woods for concealment
She says the batteries contained four hundred persons
troops included The studied conceament Of the rebels
respect to their loss the eecond and third attack at
Aqua creek, made more than week ago. taken In
nection with the quick circulation Of the Of their
escape from loss in their first attack affords strong pre-
sumptons that the casualties in the two last engage
merits were serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
THE PLANS OF GENERAL SCOTT.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN GENERAL SCOTT AND HON
SCHUYLER COLFAX.

INTERVIEW BETWEEN GENERAL SCOTT AND HON.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
With reference to the plans of the veteran General
Scott and the period within which he expects to finish
the campaign against the rebels, the Buffalo Express de-
clares that bas positive knowledge Of an interview
between Hon. Schuyler Coax and General Scott sought
by the former for the purpose Of urging as the uuan
desire of the Northwest, more vigorous prosecu
ton Of war measures, with overwhelming forces, to
render the decision Of the contest quick and decisive
70 assure Mr. ColfAx, and enable him from personal
knowledge pacy and content the eager and
before him and fully explained the plans which he had
matured for the campaign Mr. Colfax was astonished
with the inevitable certainty OF the results which the
veteran campagner demonstrated before him. confessed
with reverence his conviction that the cause OF the Union
was eafe beyond peradvenre possibility In the hsnds
of General Scott, and went from hs presence assured
that people have only TO wait with patience for the
inevitable triumph treason and rebellion which they
so eager TO consumunate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
THE INDIANA TROOPS.

CINCINNATI june TO- 1851.
special despatch from indianapolis to the CONNER
cial aays-"lhere still two regiments here Of the
first ak and four Of the second levy all we'll armed
and uniformed. They will compare favorAbly with any
troops in the field They are all anxious to 60 forth to tbs
war and are expecting marching orders The Twelfth
regiment State troops Colonel John n Wallace, paraded
the streets yesterday. Four weeks ago they e.
their homes, but are now ready for marching orders.
They are fully equipped and we'll drilled.
Quartermaster Jsgen left for New York aud Montreal
last night, to close contract for ,oO0 MIME rifles
Over one hundred and one companies have bsen or.
gansed under the new militia Law, being armed and
equipped IN good style.