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TTVHE insolvency Of the estate OF Samuel g. Reed deceased
suggested before the Clerk Of the ounty Court
Of county Tennessee and all having elEn
against required By order Of the CLERK, to file
before said Clerk duly authenticated, before the 81
Of August, 1861, they will be forever barred All
indebted to the esste required to make Immediate pays1t
% me or they will be sued. March 9Th, 1861
HENRY O. ANDREW,
msrI9 -v3tprsfee33 Administrator.
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Marble Monuments AZ
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Magazines for February.


oanERsg LADYsS BOOK Tor February lust re
49, ~ GREEN & co.
prTERsON,s LADIES' MAGAZINE, for Feb
- - reoeveS 10y GREEN L CO.
sETTsTJTSqS HOME MAGAZINE, for February
1.-sss.sd 10 GREER 4 CO,
naEIv PaDers-Prioe cents n. Y. Herald, Louisville
rrsI csciensu Commercial, Baltimore Sun, Charleston
s.n-g "a Leuis Republican, Louisville courier, &C. &c
NEW BOOKS.
VI. are constantly receiving all the new and popular NkW
pnoKa n Paper and Cloth bindings.
LITERARY AND NEWSEAFEhS.
rskerD GREAT OF Literary anc NevpAPeIa shlch
- Iii sapply AZ publishers prices Come ana
.-ouId get reading matter cheap. ~. - pools.oo
S1assonerY-0ur stock Of Letter, Note ape fo9Lscap
-- is large slses Inks, Steel and 1oia FeNA DiAuA
sook11 S ~ GREEN CO.,
canG -, -----.- No. 6, Union Street
PIANO TUNING AND REPA1HLNG. -.
" KIBBEE uilhenesforsh make Nasnril4e az 49,.
Il nenf residence, and will time Rlanoss yans.se.
By year orsinele tIning ano ce9 vs.
n a. urea be will spend At least one ~
,h N the cItv and vicinity. BE VIII Visit resui..ay -
-t Ma L. West, and EsstTennessee, apo noE1 ane
ss,s..nn Orders sft Benson Co.'S MUSIC stofse
% ~ pssno Rooms on Church street. csnmF1ies9ons
1..Il al he Promptly a-ienaeH
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Is NEW r
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

rrxr shscrheF takes this method Of Informing Bis patrons
and the public generally that le has Just arrived from TIE
,s with splendid 1iock Of fashionable Furniture which
he beer eavefo cali attention. BE haz taken srpebiy
dtlea NJ No 20 Market street, the old
stand by attention snd fair deang merit
Of patronage particularly to nhow 10 those
wishing purchase, stock Of Mattresses made, and
equal not SUPERIOR Others the market BY calling
the "cd Store No. 3s Market street. yeu win with
attentive clerks who deem Il pleasure show the stock,
whether viah to purchase 40 asA
aRy ether estd5Eisksaeaf.
mar6-2m SAML HEpSHAW.
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ROAD TIERS FOR 1861.
At the Fair G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. l.. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TW0HIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, viii make his for
1861 the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March dh sud closing July the 4h ct $40 and SIS
for insurance,
He beautiful black six old, troed at Athens IN
1860 50 and Is certainly mos. handsome and perfect
action that has been brought to the State He
Vermont imported T. Z. jennings and BY tie
Hatch horse he By Ii oo be By Old Black Hawk he BY sher
he the Original JusE Morgan Dam BY Duroc, Or
d. Charles Or gr q Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
bines four Of the best trotting knswn-
No. 2s Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. BY We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to 81 at Is the season, go t.
insure. He 10 very promising.
NOS, Washington the cd.
GOOD BAY years old, By Old Washington an excel
Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares the
0l5 to insure in foal.
Breeders will please the above StaIona Coed Blue
pasture the farm Of T. Tanning, and grain to keep
mares In good condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Osnsr and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times to how the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer tO-J Owen, Of williamson, Col. R. Allen Of Sum
ner T. Fsnnne Of Davidson, Dr. A. 7. Gooch, Of Euthe
ford. mAr5-H
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COLE mEDAL PIANOS /!

NK1E pleased to lssrn that at the great "Words rair
held this month IN the city Of Macn, Georgia the enter
prsng Baltmere Firm, VIM Knahe Co., awarded the
first Frsafg all competien for their celebrated aoED
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters Association, large and Influential
body Of The mpor2nee attached receiving the honor
Of their faif proancsd learn degree Of
OF the country. Several tine Instruments exhb
cu; hut after patient and thorough Of their
respective merits judges unanimously decided the
hon the Mandatory OF Vim. Knate 90. the "Asc
sie1,y and awarded the Medal accordingly:
Without wishing appear invduous will that the
tsprise public spirit and unrng with which the Mes
Knabe conduct th business en'e them in eminent degree
90 s tie honors and which they achieved their
line Lavish IN the expenditure Of time and money Produce
afsrss V9f FGno, and advertising exenssely TO make
sion large and constantly Increasing business the fur
T Of knowing and wherever cope
on the order rbe day Judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos 70 be "Excesor Bamors Sun, Of December 2sd
1860. L.,
PSA supply Of the above icing received BY A. h
MeCnse 80 Union the sale Agent Middle Tennssses
who will sell at our factory prices
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ROCK CITY sTUCoO WORK >

Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE constantly supplied with the very
lest Land Plaster Plaster OF Paris and Hydraulic Cement
VIM sT0CKELI,
febl7.vQm No a Broadway, Nashville. Tenn.
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M.cmAxHkn. RI cnRArRkn.
M. q e. r. CHEATH1M,
WHOLESALE GKOoERs, AND DEALERS

= -,....,.
M. q Il. r. CHEATRxM.
WHOLESALE e&ooERs, AND DEALEks
x,xr pn.xnTrs. WHITES ssav 900 c,r.,. w.ra
0oRazR or COLLEGE AzD dHURcH STREETS
~ o Iauos mo Ee sslse,ss s.oek o.
1 1SS ss sSss E ssss c % .ssas o
go hsgsprins Rio Coffee; 50 nsss. Tabs;
Os susaT ana 70 s SS.
100 boxes ssss: Tss.s:as s::s.ssd : =. ..s..
ssSiss s sSsssS s saS Die. v,.
e, g box SsS. sS sss S5ss GI.ss; ..D,, vs,
g % % % ssuIsea a
az, a. i'' " o'1a'on "hl'Ay' AA's''e-h pranay
POWDER AGENTS.
Agn ,ol tne Hazard and Powder The IN
would cal the sstsnton q he hsrcAant. and TadsO hair
@ sa DupoD R y 200 s
800 az S 20 AZ o sooo q Esj, svo.,.o,. a,.,.,..
1000 tss Hard 10 20 s P ~ sycamore S'A'hs
200 & DO do do brsads; -'s'' -
soO Blasting Pow 50 be Toy, Bsekford Co.,
,.nIi go 81, ~ = . aT. ~ 80.
SOLE AGENTS y PoR n As'h"'
HH.Rons skoEesf' Soy, Nenord JOS saisV
% EuS
ese--ere 10
FOR NRTV RF1T ENNG
- ~ - ~ w. h@A11FN0
-
s,saa, wrw .uu.~opwvw- ,o.,
MKxpu.s avn oprprvns x.r
49, ~ ON>1A"S u O. HAIL
A OK HHIf Tim HI
m, :. e.1-ss< - = - -, ~ !, - -.
ms PIexoIn DC.Ass 2. THIS ne W Line Will
AeeEe memphis ana No as heFetOAore
| ON MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
.1oxn.y D.cvu-s
MVNDAh kAOAzLs.
hErobLiC, IN9OnAk,
VsPt. a, 5Sra a.. -, :, capt ). u Ciarke'
WIN EsDAf fAoksLe.
1.slmSnns. 1bPkklAL,
Vspt.'. Il 5 HleSs; c y4P. . Rogers.
BELFAST. HRW, HILL,
SApI' A. n 1--WE Sapt !. d. NsNeii.
These boats connect Memphis with the Railroads from that
point their respective days Leave MeEphs Immediately
the arrival Of the NJ o. and NJ & o. R. Trains Through
Tickets viii be sold BY all the Roads in connection with this
Il H. iHa f-oht 49, eS n
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Charleston and saSa11

RATEs REDUCED AND sPEBD rucp1
ExpREss freight Trains onall t5.,,.s. - -
an December, lss9 through rstes fr.,s N g
First ciaas. per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third cl.., -.
ssco1a Class do I Is Pourtb f,1 o., Psr 10y 4
HAS. Caps and Bonnsts, Is = eA'ss do
Tine from savannah and Charleston "a v,.,,.,,,.
and half and four days - - Na-nfiile, "a
Tine from New York and PhIlad.s-h..
and nine days f-''-' wen ane = I
Intervening sahbaths cause The 49,.
iregat trains are run On Sunday over ,brse N Z
No detentions By ics or snOH. O7srrS-----.- -
eSRs o o srIng At sse preEy siasssd 81
dec z-E r&s
II. E.-s,.L -
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Stolen.

Stolen.
SToLBN from amuel SewelI, Patriot, Perry county
Tennessee the 9Th OF December, rapps
Mare feet high years old By observation there
be benIsh in the right eye, she veil Termed and
pact
DESCRIPTION.
The that supposed TO have stolen her is abo1t feet y
inches in height light ha and red whiskers heavy SET broad
shoulders shsn he vak his
name is Cex dressed ordinarily
lbe-ai rswRrd will be poid 10 that gill secc te
mare 50 that can ne her hzra reward VII BE given far
ths shief. SAMUEL sAb ST.
anI-S3t fazfioe, kena-
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NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA Il. r.
Notice 10 shippers

TyRRIaHrg Tor he Memphis and chariescn ksroea 40
n FOR Lorna stations On TIE Nashville and
ksirall including 1hattsaooxR, viii eereestFed s1s -
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Saanny's COmsInea Reaper
Mower.
AATITH WOODS

AAALH WOODS IMPRevrvErwI
W eeieorsted aaehine eceived IL ant prs-,1-,, =
SUD ASD4l, As ne bestccrOinsd Rsapinr - 1o,
ky., In September, 1857. TAs trial c-. .~ - II
ae.xs N uly. Were al The pr.ip Msshirss T. II
States EsIs thoroughly tested ne coIs-iftee - ~,
Society, q. Lsuisyille, Ky. '1s,A's a q
also received the ward as the best heapsr A., a.
Mover, before NO separate Committees apDoI5fs - /.
cent q ne davidson County Ag-cultura socisv y
u Sey, lo9f, ever most OF the machines nov IN 80 :
Nnnsroe9 otner premiums and awards rvrs -. ~
during me last season, over every Marnfnefo -
ms acoye machines are for sale By ~ n der-1-f
D. =. CHRATHAM, 'sAsei
Gs1sral Agent for the stsfs.
80, -. USHER. WHEELag 4 O
HanhvflI.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RARDTN

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
NCoumry Tenn.---susan &. HuttoE. Va Thos Hutton,
Petition for DvorceIt Appearing from the petition
which and motion Of pecn that ihe defendant
Thos H7tton resident Of the esie Tenneapes II
Il therefore publication nadein Union and
American Newspaper Published In the city Of Nashville Tenn
weeks requiring said defendant sppekr
the ffh day Of the Of the Circuit Court
county Of Bsrdn to be held IN Savannah the 9TH Monday
March sni then and there plead
Cor hearing expsFte. This, the 4h II yehruary 1851
feb2fwltprseee3 JOHN 8. IRWIN, Clerk
IN CIEANCERE COURT AT LINDEN
III TeRns--A Guthrie ct ais Joseph Brown 4
McDonsid.-MAFch Rules less,In ts cause appears
from csmplauants bill which tha the DESCENDANT
Joseph Brown nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee
therefore ordered that publication be made in Tie hesh-
vile unon and American, for four succeaIss weeks requiring
sddefendant appear the Of the Onancf Con
% be holden, for tia county Of Perry at the mere
ef IN Linden Thursday after the % Monday in june nex
and plead deur csmpnnants BILL o. tne sAne
vii Be taken for confessed and The Cause set for bearing e
e him. ISAAC n HuLME,O = M
n Cox, Attorney for complanants.
marI3-vftprisfee9
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FRENCH PKoTEST4NF z6H 70

MADAME VALIANT will re opsn her Ro,-s,.
w scnooilor young ladies' at 1875 chesiuu. s.-.
eeptember Superior instructions IN H. F--l,-s
5rznehess 70 both Of which equally seroas
valiant with Madame valiant, viii supe-iniena a.
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Land for Sale. q
The undersigned Will sci BID plsnta .,..nse~.
Ion, called CAPITAL vTEw, lying on rs 4=5
R1s4 the north side Of Ouznberlsnd River, 1f5z7$
llaIl Ia three miesfrom the City ofN Ashylle, s n
lltn cousaing shout Three Huns
0l1llA3 dred Acres he will sell ii all .n1E1nn.-
together In small tracts lots to suit purchasers Oh
will exchAnge for well improved property in the city 1t 10 Of
the very best quality Of sol we'll vRered about half Of
cultivation, and the balance In fine timber and pasture
There COED dwelling herses good harm and stables
information apply to the undergnd or to John james
sep2O-tf TH0s. @. JAMES.
Cash system.
TNoR the year 1861 our business viii be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting this system know make greatly to the
nterest Of friends 70 give Us their patronage.
snyder FRIZzKLL,
Ianl.h 81 Public Square.
TUsr received constantly article Of Psra
ID VAruish of the best quality In quantities to suit pur
chasers. BENZ SHIELDS q co.
Ao, consignment Of Perfunery Euyelops for saeto the
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TN CHANCEnX COURT AT AiNDEN
Teun..-A n Guthrie Ts :. L. -Craegs ct hls-Garce
Eaie1 1e6lIn his cause II appears from the complananta
bill which & sworn TO, the asfsndan Joseph n Brown
and Henry q Brown, residents o. the State OF Tenne
see Tt a. herafere ordered that publication ee ade In fhe Nash
vile non sod for four successive weeks requiring
-IS s1tr "a nDuear next term Of the chancery Court
~ H. ,den Ter county Of Perry st the court house there
o IN Linden on THURSDAY after the the Monday in June
rf 80 plead answer demuR complalnants bill,
80 m be taken ior confessed, AMI the set for bearing
q parte to thsm 1sAAC n hOLnhs Z q n.
mArlS-Wlipr'sfec9S
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PIANOsl mUSICg
n AN nav receiving my Fall Stock Of RlAnoorts sn III
following Tactos, which VIII be The largest ever ofs in
F.Isfon RretherS w. Ksuble Co.. Peters and Webb light
RrsdbaFTy and sobellet Schmidt all Of which will be sold
new and popular music urt received together With Aeedsons,
VIoIins flutes Instruments &C. bargains
come to me-" As number SO. JAg. A. MCCLURE
nentie-f
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Signs OF Offensive Operations on the part
ti,I ~ si.aie II is.. Y e..ro steali,,Ic

%
the Confederates--NegrO Stealing
There was little news of interest Yesterday morn
ing by the steamer from Fortress Monroe The
Conlederates were eating the trees and underbrush
in ths vicinity of Sewels Point which indicated
that they intended to commence offensive opera
tions.
The condition of the volunteer forces in the fer
tress was very bad, ,and there much complaint.
The discipline of the troops anything but fiji
cient, and their military maneuvres afforded IL uch
amusement to tbs regulars.
An attempt was made by Quartsrmaster Young,
OF Col. Bakers California reg iment, to steal ne
gro and bring him to his city. Young took pas
sage tor himself and servant and the Purser of the
boat, Mr.. Classeu, under the impression that
the negro was free, but when the boat within
few miles of Baltimore, the negro boy went to
Mr. Cassen and told him he was slave, and did
not want to leave Virginia. Mr.. Classen then
not ALLOW the negro to leave the boat unless he
gave bond for his return. Young few into pas
sion, and attempted to bully Mr.. Classen, when the
latter informed bim that he had mistaken his man.
and unless he Immediately quieted down, he would
on reaching Baltimore. hand him to the civil
authority the charge OF negro stealing. On
reaching the city, Mr.. Ciassen gave the negro into
the hands of policemen Arnett and Riley, who took
him to the station-house, where he was kept until
evening, when he was returned to the boat and ta-
ken back to the fortress
The negro stated that he is the slave of Mr. VIM.
Morrow, of Hampton, and that his master left
Hampton some weeks since, leaving him and ther
negroes iu possession of the house with plenty of
provisions. Several officers tried induce him to
act as their servant, which he refused to do, but
three days aga Young pressed him into bis service
and making off with him. The boy said he
preferred being with his old master to any of the
Nj tharp
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reports that their pickets, which have heretofore
extended two miles outside of Fairfax, were with
drawn day before yesterday.
An unfounded rumor prevailed in the Ohio camps
that their troops to return to Washington
tomorrow morning.
There have been no attacks on the pickets for
several days.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

purpose. have doubt that the officers OF the United
States have acted information which they deemed re
aole, obtained from citizens, Of whom NAV
be deludcd by their fears while others acuated hy
haser motives; but suspicious thus derived can in my
Judgment, form sufficient Justification for what /
deem to he grave and alarming violations of the rights
OF individual citizens of the city of Baltimore and of
the State of Maryland Very respectfully,
WN BRoWy MayOr.
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Southern Items via Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July ll.--ln the Kentucky Cir cult
Court to day, in the of the Louisville anG
Nashville Railroad, J udge Muir decided in favor o
the right of the Federal Government to interdic
freight going to the South.
The Courier gives notice to the authorities o
Tennessee of the intended shipment of guns to th'
Union men of Tennessee, and names the route by
which they will go.
Lieut.. Crittenden, son Of Hon. John j. Critten
den denies, in card published in the Democrat
that he has joined the Confederates.
The Richmond Enquirer states that Major Gene
raj Folks command will comprise the land ant
water defence from the mouth Of the Red river VI
to the northern boundary Of the Confederacy. Thi
appointment supersedes Gen. Pillow.
The Mobile Tribune says that the sum OF S4OO, ,OO
was due the secession. troops at Pensacola on tn
1st instant.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.


Arrested for Speaking His Sentiments
Henry V. Nutee, Esq of New York, was ar
rested on Wednesday, charged with having created
disturbance in of the streets of the Seventh
Ward by uttering language against the administra-
-; ~ - ;rIi oIi sgmpath z-rs with the government
~ n"ie I"u so' CO. 10 hqht OF pursuir
Justice Brennan, before whom he taken, held
him to await examination.
In Want of Arms.
Brigadier Inspector Cox again urgently requests
all persons within the city and county Of Lincas-
ter, who have in their possession or KIN Nv of any
old muskets rifles belonging to the Common
wealth, to give notice OF the same to him in rder
that they may be collected and altered, as to be
available for miIitar" purposes.
Tax for the Relief of Families Of Volunteers.
levy of at least two miils on the dollar o. the
assessed value of property in Allegheny county,
Pa, is to be levied for the present wear. for the
purpose OF creating fund for the support of the
tamlie of volunteers in the service of the
United States OF of that State
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From Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, July ll.-Reports from Fairfax
Court-house indicate Q gradual Withdrawal Of the
Confederate forces. A farmer from tnst vicinity
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ICWItSPOHIstcF y NE NSS0cldtsd Press I
THE LATEST FROM GEN. PATTERSON s


COLUMN.
Horses Unfit for Service order for the Bri-
gaze Su"rtermasters to Forage for Them
selves, DC.
MARINsBuRG, July 9-Csptain Girard, of Com
pany ith Pennsylvania regiment, captured on
SUNDAY three troopers, tour horses, two revovers,
one hoster-pistOl one Halls carbine, and four
swords.
During a reconnaissance, made in force by the
l4th Pennsylv and lst City Troop, nephew
of Capt. Butler, of the Confederate army, was
taken prisoner Seventeen prisoners, consisting of
well-known secessOnists, and the enemY's troopers
under the care OF Maj Spear, Provost Marshal
This numSe5 embraces all prisoners not sent from
h re to Fort Delaware.
The lst and Sd Pennsylvania regiments remain
here at present as guard to this station.
One hundred and sixty horses in the Quarter
masters department are already unfit for service
from various causes. Orders have been issued that
the Brigade QuartermasteTs must forage for them
selves, giving receipts in the of the govern
In mt upon the Quartermaster's department.
Capt. John Ii. Filler, of the volunteers was on
picket guard last hight tbs house of Charles
>. Faulkner, the late Miaister to France. Yester-
day his wife entered the lines and rem aimed at her
house ntil late on Monday afternoon She pro-.
cured pass from Major Spear, of the 23d Pennsy-
wanna regiment, who has been occupying the posi-
ton ot Provost Marshal of this place since our
troops have arrived here. Capt. Filler refused to
let her pass with carriage filed with lettuce,
peas and other vegetables for the use of the Con-
federates, under pass from the Marshal.
She, however, at length procured pass from
zen. PATTERSON, under which she passed out of the
lines with an arist0cratc air, leaving two negroes
and an Irish servant. She has two sons in the
Confederate army. Mr.. Faulkner's enemies here
quantity remark that he was never known to be on
the weak side with his own consent
An order given yesterday, tn move this morning,
was countermanded last night at twelve o'clock.
The reason is evidently that sufficient forces and
cannon had not reached here with which to pene-
trate to Richmond Independent column.
Gen. McCellands purpose is not to join our
column, but to keep Western Virginia intact from
Confederate forces along the line of the Blue
Ridge clear to the kanawha, and penetrate to East
Tennessee, at least to open communication
with the Union men eff that region. and supply
them v ith arms and to cut off communication with
the extreme Southwest and Virginia along the line
of the Virginia and 7 nnessee Railroad. This, as a
strate etc movement, is the most important move
ment on land that has yet been made.
General Patters0ns column will certainly leave
here to morrow.
The New York 9th, and 2Sth New Hampshire lst
l7th and 25th Pennsylvania regiments arrived here
Yesterday. This adds 600 men to our force,
making total of very near 10 600 men.
Mr.. Weisseng has been appointed postmaster at
this place and will enter his duties tomorrow.
Everything is quiet here up to C o'clock this
evening"
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Correspondence Of The associated Press
FORTRESS MONROE, July lO.-Generai Butler wa:
90 well pleased Yesterday with the experiments with
Hotchkas' shells, that he at once ordered large
sumber of hem for immediate use. They can be pro
jected from ordinary rited cannon. Five hundred
horses and forage for the for eighty days are
on the way to Old Point.
The frigate Santee sailed this afternoon to ioin
the Gulf squadron.
The Susquehanna, instead Of going Southwark
as stated in my yesterd VS. despatch, will shortly
sail for New York for repairs.
Several persons came down from Baltimore this
morning with the intention of going to Norfolk,
but Commodore Stringham would not permit a
nag of truce to leave the harbor.
No military movements whatever are in pro-
gress to-day Old Point The heat is excess
sIve, but the health OF the troops is generally good.
Two hundred and fifty men, rejected from the regi-
ments here have lett for New York in the propel-
ler Stars and Stripes.
The steamer Quaker City, this evening, captured
the brig Amy Warwick, of Richmond, Va, and
owned there. from Rio Janeiro for Hampton Roads,
with 5,l00 bags of c"ffee. Part of the cargo is
owned by British merchants.
The Quaker City yesterday made reconnoi-
sance of the coast thirty miles south of Cape Hen
ry, and saw five wrecks on the Shore all old and
entirely deserted.
The C0nfederates this afternoon telling and
burning trees Sswell's Point, an indication that
they Intend not only to hold the place. but act
from it on the offensive.