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VoK sKle PFopFeorE BresI Berry 4 DemoYle and g.
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COxPTRoLLER's oTLIoH

CoEPTRoLLKRs 0TFICI
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3d. 1851
Try virtue set Of the legislature PASSED the LIST ins
hereby give notice. that the interest all State bonds
or Bonds upon which State may be liable will be paid at this
place. provided said bonds not owned now or were net own
subsequently, the 18th Of April le6l by cEns or
corporations ling States OF the United sta
America Satisfactory OF ownership on and eter th
18th Of April will required by the affidavit Of the heloI sno
other proof where the party personally well known taken
Notary Public other authorized to administer
an country where taken Citizens and ton
Offrendy foreign powers will be paid IA sterling oreteF
change. y. 7. DUNLAP, oomp1a
10 IS d&Wlw
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SACKS! SACK 81!
EETK Supplied with
q "A Q x q
For wheat and Flour,
and can have them Printed IN any desired style.
CALL AND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS.
July4 d2E ARAIsIEAD ECo
CEMLEAN SPRINGS

HIs celebrated watering place will be opened for the Eecep
ton OF yUtors on June 18Th 1851 The subscriber thanh.
fu liberal patronage heretofore extended to tnen wiz
make every Effort during the ensuing deserve con-
tnuapce OF the The Table and Bar will be supplied with
he rest that the country affords Prices to suit the times
CENLEAN s1Enas situated In TTiSS county, Ky and AT
in daily communication With HopknSye and Prnset0n ttage
iSpes-S4t Pm FUQUA, Proprietor.
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The Company refer the citizens Of the Southern Conesey
to ---.- ---.- .-...
@ PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank.
JOHN KRKHAN, Esq, President Union Bank.
WELVER, Esq Cashier Planters Bank.
Messrs. DOUsLAs Co, Merchants.
% WHKLRss & Co, Bankers
Parties in the Confederate Government derous Of sending
to the Federal Government will please direct the
same to american Letter Esprss Co., NsshYe (ander
enclosing fifteen in cash Confederate Stamps
~ 8. Government Envelopes Stamps
do not send them the rate shove given is fer letter. not
eeediDg Il in weight, letters weighing
will have contain Sufficient money to pay according to
lar postal rates.
june2B-dlw
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busbe ot I1e bystens q
q. Sos LAS a StImulant, Tgs---.' 3
quite different alcoholic preparations Iis not
ect to reactions shaPe contnuS ts exert its influence
gradually and ssenty as long the least necessity sx fOI
its presence u 4-- - -. - ~, !. = --
- ----.., AS a Female Medicines, g
It equally powerful and effective the equilibrium
and safer than 8 the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which Only Injurious
Of assisting TenoVang tie constitution for very good
tco that they only made from the eusens Of mindl
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether. ~.
rg No Minerals gl.s Z
the fact that minerals whatever
parts the Ingredients CT his Rsuvenatng Exr-we know
ing what ruin kEs been ened the community By opium and
mercury. gs .i1rl l..-e '4 Ezs t-.d sl4sf
Generally, to the debtaed, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down be- matter how
weak Areno matter what the may have been-fesake
at whatever has led you depart from Hygene principles
RejuVenatInR EIIxIr, ta
And you will find yourself man-A pride instead
the reverse, to friends, and healhy, sound, and worthy
laember Of the human family. - { '.,.. 81 7 -.=.
Price 80 per bottle, three bottles for IS, and forward
ed BY mail 70 all parts Of the United States l p @ "
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and CAnadas The trade supplied at liberal discount.
u. WRIGHT & CO., -.
81 and Isl Chartres street,
t. New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By g. W. Hendershott Berry DenOvilIs
wing Psndston, and all responsible druggists Oc22
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The Rome, (Ga.,) Courier of the 18th inst, says
that section has been favored with rain during
the past week, which viii almost insure good crop
of corn. The crOpsin that part of the State says
are generally good and forward. There Is said to
be not much more than about twOthirds of crop
of wheat made to the amount sOwn. yet there is
enough made to do two years. There is good crop
of oats made.
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Wheat, Wheat---ROck City Mills.
ENIEare buying Wheat and Corn, for which we are
prepared pay cash. Farmers and Receivers having
either for sale, wall please give call. Office the Mills
A---t % - GoRDAN, BAUMAN & co,
july4-lm Rock City Mills.
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shoe makers Wnnted.

FTEE FIFTEEN shOe-mskers wanted to make Kip and
thick work. Constant employment aud prompt pay.
quiTe Of ~ 6-it't g. HOLLINs & CO r
jllg5-lm z1a 4, Inn Block, Nashville.
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GEN. A. S. Observation-Disclosures from Ca-ifOr-
mia states that Gen. A. S. JoHSsTOs was still at Los
Angeles, on the 18th ult. A valuable service Of
plate has been presented to him by his California
friends 1t was rumored that he would shortly
leave for Texas by the overland route, and would
be accompanied by some fifty Californians, who
seek service under JEFFERSON DAVIS. Gen. JOaNsToN
had received information from Washington. that his
resignation from the Federal army was accepted.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

HAVING this day qualified the Administrator Of Wee
ley WeesJ dseess ed all persons indebted biz eststs
BY note Otherwise req assted make immediate pay
nen Thote having claims viii present them for payment
properly anthencsted) 10 myself ny tber H0bson,
wis fully authorised receipt gor Euy ndebienes and
pay all demands against said estate .
SUSAN A WHELRsS, AdniDistrAtrix Of
jul In Wesley WhelesS. decdi
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Change Of LOCATION.

DIING compslled to 90 South account Of the health
my family, will be located for the winter at the ssI
depot Of Poindexer Little Co., No. IS Barene street. NeS
Orleans will pleased my friends and will give
prompt the Of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to depot
Nashville negroes that cannot be so dir Nashville by in
sructing tsm WILDE forwarded to Me- o. Hoping
By strict attention the " and agents.
continuance Of the liberal patron retofore
tended me- respectfully solicit the avorB Of all wing DuE
ness in my line, either foTNsBhvie or New 0rlC ens
. novII-a WILL. L. BOYD, JR.
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r HAVE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, two thirds Of which
suited for the fall trade embracing large lot Of Winter
ClotAing Boets Shoes, Hats, &c &C. I believe better
be found in the country the time
point sell them wish to include Store house and
Dwelling The Golcs be taken market cost and fair
price allowed for Negroes exchange Fer particulars address
g DENNIS,
iune25-d2w Salisbury, Hardemsn & Co., Tenn
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PR OICLA MATT ION
IsHA m G, HARRIs.

.ss1s.FISHA M G. HARRIS.
Governor of Ihe State OF Tennessee
To the SheTrfs Of the several counties of Satd State
GREETING: -af 'fH .'-
N accordance with Of General Assembly Of said
strte passed May 1851. You hereby commanded to
a3d hold election at all the places Of holding elections
in respective counties Thur sdsy the lat August
next for the election Of delegates represent Ten
Provisional Government Of the Confederate America
Of said delegates be elected from each Of the ongession-
al Districts, established BY Law, said election to
duced in the and the rules that have
prevailed heretofore in Congressional elections
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ny hand
and caused the great seal OF the State to be axed
~ 81 the Department Nashville, this 18th day Of
y A. D., 1861. ''.' IsHAM g. HARRIS.
By the Governor
J. E. R. RAT, Secretary OF statsi ~ .
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COOPERAG E

TITO all those wanting Flour Barrels Whisky Parcels Kegs,
and Bacon Casks, and all other kinds Of Ocopers Eor @
obtain Il ey applying TO ny Cooper Shop, No = eL
more street. between Cedar and Church street have ~ On
hand large lot o. poplAf Shingles for sale rvs,,
also furnish thousand Flour Barrels and
Barrels Normandy. the n 4 c. r. T. All issi'
dressed 70 Us to Nashville, Tsnnesse. - = rwvvp
iuly7-lms = U win
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HENHWADL8
One Square, one year, S30-Each additional Equsrs so
GYerGisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
n THE WEEKLY.
oR DoLLGK psr Square Yst and FrT oTs for each
subsequent insertion. -.s >. n -l--- -trflt
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and Weekly, vii
echarged The fall daily rates with enshs the weekly
added. ~.
7ransGss Aassrssisss ..ss % pad oy at as sIusOf
tasGrtsOH. u o. s -.
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oACH Buggy Harness Of every style quality Kept
constantly hand and manufactured TO order. Also,
Buggy Collars Kip and Hog Skin Collars Brides, Hslers
and all other cles made by Harness Man o. the
best materials aud the finest workmanship all Of which will be
sold cheap be bought ywhre in The United Stat
To O. L. H0WERF0NS Harness has been awarded the nigh
est Premium the Tennessee State Fair the Kentucky
Fair at Bowling Green, at the Limestone County Fair, Alaa
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
mar30Bl-dtjan
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Sold Nashville BY g. W. Hendershot Berry DemovilIs
wing Psndleton and all responsible dIaggistI oc22
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Peace or War--A Permanent Block
- 80 = ade ImpOssibIe. ~

GREAT BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR RKADY-MADE CLOTH
-asfae % h- ING, ETC, Ere. -t o.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS & co..
his policy bocksding Southern ports are anxious to
clOse the large stock in anticipation Of Fail mporaons from
EuFops. u 90. -
have Just received and VIII open tomorrow s extensive
consignment Of miscellaneous merchandise,
without an advance in rates Terms Invariably cash.
g .f-f.+e- - Ceatral Auction Rooms,
juy4-1 -a. f-.i No. IS and q College street
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JOYNT & EANOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
DKALERS
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO
No. So, Market Street,
Nashville, Tennessee
decl9-H

TO BUILDERS.
XTTE are prepared do the Tin. Roof nag and Other
wv sheet Metal Work esSsrV IN building in th
mort substantial manner and will cont such st low
eat possible rates. 7. NJ. EU1 ANK & co.,
FirStdoor below Post Once on Church street,
ap8-d&w NsahIdIs, Ten
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COATES SPOOL COTTON.

COATS SPOOL COTTON. b..
UTE 100000 yards, say 500 miles Of this
w matchless Sewing Cotton The 100 coo In Ten
who this Thread all be furnished they may
need.
By Strong Southern ARM with the countenGnce Of
John Ball. expect full importation Of this and other
needu articles in September, steamer Grt Eastern 1t
the port Of Mort ok despite OF Seward Chase Blair Old Abe,
= - - -. - ~ - DouaLAs 4 90.
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NOTICE,
.,rpr ,r,t.- M Candy Maker Apply at the store
w A. ~ N---' THoHPsOE, sPERRY 4 90
may25R
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ATTENTION YOUNG MEN

ny young wishing to join Company will BE welcome
in the Fleet Wing Zousves. HeadquArters Lincoln Hail.
south Cherry Street. Meeting every night Gt O'Clock
- q der Of the Captain. epLLlVAYSo.
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Thus far capital and sboF have been spilled to developing
soil the great the State iron are amos
Untouched The nVaable that mechanic arts four
best where food and fuel cheapest, will follow
day Illinois, and nthe Of the ten years the nau
raj laws and necessities OF the warrant the belief that
least Eve hundred thousand people will be engaged Stat
Illinois in the various manufacturing employEents. }
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PROCLAMATION.
ISHAHI G. HARRIS, GOV. OF TENNESSEE.
To all who shall see these presents,
l-. Greeting:
LII Volunteer Organizations the sste who have
IA tofore drawn ATms, and do not hold themselves In
readiness for immediate service, hereby rsquired to
them Immediately the State Arsenal In Nashville
OF the penalties Of the Law viii be enforced. .."
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Grand Seal Of the State, affixed
3EsY at the Department. IN Nashville, thfs 10th day Of
By the Governor .lt IsHAM G. HARRIS.
E.R RAY. Secretary Of stats slkP-u IA 10
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Ggs 9asBhiIIs anian anS 9ntritan
Rates of Aarertisina.

Dally Is; Trl.wesKIy -; weekly -.
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HERTILITY on SOIL-

The Agricultural Products Illinois greater than those
any other State The Products Ser out during the past year
exceeded 0O 900 unS The wheat crop OF 1860 approaches
IS 900 bushels while the crop yields less than
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o. Cash Paid for Railroad stock.
TaNrRp 70 purchass to ordsr,on to two thousan
M shsreS Of NASHVILLE and Chaaaoogs Railroad Stock,
Holders wishing 70 Ien, wiz please apply %
luns8-lu AaEksi
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MACAULAY'S ENGLAND.
YH1 hn volume Cloth Paper received sale
bV =. HAGAE & CO..,
apIl6-u Il College street,
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TO ACTUAL oULTIyAToRs.

Nowhere the industrious farmer such immediate
suits for his labor upon these prairie soils, they being
posed Of deep, ce loan the fertility Of which unSu-pal
By any on the globe. l-..-
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PREsENT PQPULATI0N.

The State Debt only SOl9539s H. within the Ia
three has been reduced 50 So may
ably expect that in ten years II will beeome extinct.
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kA1LhOAD b1SVEm VI lLLlNOISs -s.-'.
Over 500 Of private capital have been expended
the railroad system Of illinois, InsSnuch part Of the in.
from several OF these works. With valuable public fund
lands, go diminish the Expenses TAKES ARE
LIGHT, and must, consequently. every day deerease
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TN LIEEs OF LHs' oOEsTITUrE A SQUASH
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA

TRoM this date will sell exclusively for CASH. The
present Of affairs compes to adopt this course,
and hope customers win not ask e deyia from t.
may2@-d DEAeVILLE COS
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The State rapidly rlrg up with population sos Oe6 per
having been added since 1850 making the
ton HIS, les-a ratio Of IO2 per cent in 10 year,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-29
Masonic .

At a regular communication of Lansing Lodg.
No 33, +. 4 A. NJ, held at Masonic Hall, OF
Thursday evening, May 23d, 1861 the commit
tee appointed to draft resolutions expressive o
the sense of the Lodge on the death OF Bro. E
Ellwood, submitted the following report, which
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God &c
again visit our lodge with death, and remove from
labor upon earth to refreshment on high, Ou'
much esteemed brother, f. Ellwood;
And vhereas, The loss of one so dear to Us
and who was so warmly attached to the noble
principles of our order, would seem to demand
from u., as fraternity, and expression of our
feelings; therefore
Resoired, That We, who were closely bound
10 the deceased BY the indissoluble tie of sincere
affection, deeply dsplore his loss, and feel that
our lodge has been deprived Of a constant and
ever welcome brother, and one who had endear-
ed himself to us all by his kind and amiable con-
duct, aud by his noble and generous qualiiica'
tons, "a a man and IA Mason.
Eesolred, Tha. we can but ever rovere the
memory OF our deceased brother "a true and
upriqM Mason, aud that we will hold in sacred
the undoubted manner in which he
manifested his undying attachment to our order
in his last struggles with that grim monster,
death.
Re.oired, That We tender to the family and
immediate friends Of the deceased our wa:mest
sympathea, assuring them that our hearts deep
w feel and share with them this sad dispcnsation
of Divine Providence, and while it would have
been cur wish to have had our brother remain
with us and with elm, We bow in humble sub
mission to tho will OF Him who doeth all things
well, and in full confidence tina, our brother nos
rests content in the sublime employments OF the
upper sanctuary-in that temple not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens.
Resoired, That the Secretary OF this Lodge be
requested to transmit a copy of tn sc resolutions
duly attested and sealed TO the family Of our de-
ceased brother, and also to furnish a copy 10
each of the city papers tor publication.
n b. JONES,
s. 7. MEAD,
j. W. HOLMES,
Committee.
Rrcu Son
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him from the cars to the platform outside. al
though they did not know anything he had done

him from the cars to the platform outside. al.
though they did not know anything he had done
aInisss.
Gentlemen" said the aged man, respectfully,
81 am old man, and do not know that ever
did any man wrong. ALI ask is for he p'ivi-
| lege OF getting home to my family. be- that
you will release me-"
They laughed his entreaties to scorn, and bore
him away in the dark, screaming and yelling like
demons, doubtless TO torture him with scOurg.s,
and perhaps to murder him as they have 90 many
before him. During all this time | lay within a
dozen feet of some Of the party, expecting every
moment would be discovered by some unlucky
fend. 1t is well for him and me he did not, for
that moment would have been the sigma for his
death | would have shot IS many as l could
and died dearly.
At las, the train moved out of the depot slow
ly around a curve, aud when it was out of range
of the depot lamp, I dropped from my perch and
clambcred upon the rear platform of the car
Going into the car sas down in the darkest cor
ner, and drew nv hat over my face in order to
escape recognition.
BY feignng sleep escaped the attention and
remarks of my tOwnsmen, many of whom we're
on board of the train until morning. when We
reached Atlanta, some two hundred miles from
Augusta
When it became light he pretended to those
who kne' him that he was trying to buy provis-
ions, which he was dealing in, and SO continued
TO come farther and farther North, not finding .
market, until he and several companions got into
Indiana, on their way to Cincinnati when just
before the train was to start, an old man arose
and made this remark
Gentlemen, don't know how YOU all feel,
but THANK God am free soil once more
Oh you should have heard the shout that then
went up. Ersry one of as had been fleeing
from the Southern traitors and dared not avow
it to each other. We all got out of the cars
again upon the platform, and there refreshed our
throars for once with three loud cheers for FREE
DOM"
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Southern Rumnnism.

The Dubuque Times gives graphic account
Of the narrow escape made by gentleman now
N Dubuque. He was engaged in the provision
business at Augusta, Georgia. He was suspec
ted by the Georgians of having been an Adolf
ZIONIST when he lived in Iowa, and a mob sur
lence. He says:
"Myself and sOn.in-aw stood all that night al
the head of the 6rst flight Of stairs in my house
with fire arms and axes, resolved to sell our live:
AZ iearly a. possible should the miscreants break
in. Ny brave wife knew no fear, and would no,
leave my side, although entreated her to do so
She seemed nerved to desperation by our com
mon danger, and ready to face and sacrifice he,
life, if necessary in defense Of our home The
people were pacifed at last when they found u.
too resolute TO be imposed upon, and after
short time was allowed to pursue my bushes:
as usual, although satisfied them, apparently
that did not entertain principals repugnant Il
their peculiar views, and convinced them that
the information they had received was a tissue o
falsehoods.
He finally sent his family North secretly. aad
was obliged TO enlist in the Confederate army
One day he determined to escape, and 80 left BIZ:
store, with goods worth 80, 900, and all his furni
ture in his house. As he left on the cars he Wit
messed the following incident:
The committee went through the cars after
the passengers were seated, and closely questions
ed and scrutinised every individual. In one ca.
they found one man who answered to the de
scriptiOn of q man who had been tarred ans
fecthered at Savannah and shipped off =
Appended to the despatch, describing him. wa
this Christian INJUNCTION, eff you find him, Civ,
him hell"
One of the ruffians lifted his grey locks an,
saw the tar still adhering to his brow, where h,
had been unable to remove it. He fairly velle,
with delight, ''here's the old devil, We've 90
him" Sc, &c. They howled and then dragse
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-05-29

French WIr.-Cham. the clever caricaturist,
is making himself very merry with the long
range weapons now so generally in vogue. Ac.
cordins 10 him, the word of command on drill,
will be, Attention, Spyglasses. Fire!" The
new weapons enabling the hostile armies to fight
at great distances, the van4uished army will be
summoned by telegraph 10 surrender; and a
victorious hero returned from the battle field,
and recounting the events of the campaign,
when Intercepted respecting the personal ap
pearance of the people against whom he has
been fighting, will be obliged to confess his ira.
blty to satisfy the curiosity of his hearers upon
this point, as, though he saw the fire, he was
quite out of sight of the enemy.