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o recOnnoisanee Of the eDemy'6 position last
evening, and were fred upon. One OF
McCooks men was killed and 3 wounded.
They got Within126 yards Of the entrenehI
ments, when they were ordered TO fall back
upon the main body. a sa
The rebels are so strongly entrenched that
It will be necessary 10 carry the tOrtihcations
by storm. Gen. Mcclellan was to commence
the work at o'clock this morning, and wes
making every preparation last night. II tqe
rebels make determined 6ght, a large loss
of life must ensue. sfI rrr-srg3
AHcourieF arrived from Camp Morris, 81
Laurel Hill, at II o'clock last night. More
or less fighting has been going on for the
previOns two days. a'fras sdi i04s .r11T
The forces Wera within about mile and
half of each other. The rebels are very
strongly entrenched, and supposed 70 be
5000 strong. fra 100 867I s4i iegt
The enemy had only 6-pounders, and their
shot fell 300 yards short Of our lines. ,so7
The l2-pounders of the Federal troops are
supposed TO be doing great execution q u 4
The messenger saw some fifteen or tWen-
ty bodies of the rebels as he passed. Col
Steedman1 yesterday afternoon advanced
one hundred men TO draw them out from
their entertainments, and succeeded, but
shell scattered them in every direction.
The courier saw but one dead body Of onr
force, second Lieutenant, bu. our loss
had doubtless been considerable more, A
cessation OF hostilities took place OF O.
clock last night in consequence Of a severe
rain storm, but the fight would be resumed
this morning. I .ss.H-.7
Gen. Morris forces are posted on brow
of a hill commanding their intrenchments,
and he had hopes of dislodging the rebls TO-
day.
The Indiana 10Th Regiment started early
this morning to J1in Gen. Mcclellan.
Colonel Tyler win continue to hold Glen
vile.
The Tenth will return this way to-mOr-
row, on their way 10 join the main column.
e nd. LATER. ~.
A courier who left MeGlelland's camp at
nine o'clock, says at three o'clock this
morning the force was divided and started
in two divisions to surround the rebels.
Two prisoners were brought in, who re-
ported their force at $500, but were very
gtr0nplv fortified
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FRnM EnRT nIONROE.
FOnF MOHRoE, July 10.

-s FoRT MONROE, July ~.
Rutlsr ia so we'll pleased with the HOtch'
,.;ss ,tS sbsll which can be fred from any IL
fed cannon, that he has ordered q quaih'i'y
for Immediate use. - A - AZ
Several Baltimcreans came nere y - -. -
Norfolk. but Com. Stringhsm does not per
III III i tbs flag Of truce to leave the haroOr.
The health of the troops is good Weather
rOIT The Quaker City this morning captured
tbe brig Amy Warwick, Of ana owned !. !.
Richmond, from Rio, bound TO HSmP'ol y J
Roads. With 8, 100 sacks Of coffee. fsE. ,s :
her cargo was owned by b itisn meIe.,,s, I
The Quaker City yesterday made recon recon
o;.oDcs along the coast thirty mile
sStS 9oatS Of Cape Henry, and saw Ave :.S, wreck
o oD the shore, all old, and entirely dessrts' .
" The Me Gonfsderstes are telling and burr
;ba trees at seWalTs Point, indicating 'ne
intend holding the place. a =.
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Hna rnR sRAT OF WI.

INV IVI.I-l -
Orders we're received at headquarters !, 81
os tbe army on Monday, to SEND lmmean- l.,1eCI,
stslv 10 the seat Of war the lss aE,lilsiy =, y
Ssy rari Of The Fort Sumter garrison, Whica J. =
= ps Fort Hamilton. The brave fellows wsIs ;.s
:, ,n;sr arms and on the road in a-iew mn, mn,
Tiss The old Ensign Of the Fo5t 5 ,s.,,, Ten
siong with them, IS they believed 'hei' ~
Tonid 2,o be no luck without It, T-Ty5 =
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EURTHFR FOREIGN NEWS.

7'i % HALu AK, July III.
Tn tbe House Of Lords on the Zith Ine s
II IVA chancellor took his seat under
the title Of Lord Westhury' .ho.bar
Ia the Commons Berkeley asks1 w &C.. e-s.
England recognized the right OF new ...ss Vte'
5sda to close or blockade certain Pofts' !, !.
Lord John Russell replied that IN lSt eaSs y y
rsbellion a government had the rig NJ :.
close lis ports. But in case q, elsll W. s,,.
md nd tbe ports de faeto occupied oy insea :.
-oofs -no - thew could not take that step &C
eording to the international Jaw. ,...so-
The British naval commanders therefor ss
are not ID recognize the closing Of ports
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p RT At r

nR. KIN CONTINUES TO
yractic Medicine and Surgery in Cleveland
where he has been located for eight yrars past Of
hce-No. 81 Bank street, opposite Angler House.
Dr. II. has had many experience In some OF the
principal private Hospitals in Europe and America
Special attention paid 70 ell classes OF diseases of
Chronic, private and delicate nature Of both
DR.. X. Is agent for Dr. Vidaps Fr-nch Periodical
Drops. Os UrI0N--fhese Drops should not be used
BY Ladies' in certain condition, as they never fail
10 restore the menaes. Price $500
You, who, by indugng in secret practices, or IRON
any other causes, have contracted that mind-har
roWiug, Notwithstanding disease, SPERMkTOHMEA,
OF Seminal Weakness, should call Immediately on
Dr. K, and be cured as many are doing daily
The ofee is 50 arrangt d that patients will see no
one but the DR.. AIl communications and business
strictly confidential All letters containing lee OF
81 will be promptly ait -nded to. .
Post 0flce Address, Box 9o5s. Once open trom
A. n. TIN P. n, jyS
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specisl Dispatch to the chicago lfiDuN''
,s,,I-,,ish at Birds Point.
ClIR0, July 3 Io7

The picket guard at B,id folns n,,ntaJ wa 90 CO.
tackled last night by patty OF mo1n'ST So. et
cessionists, numbering sone 20 OF 81. ,,I"n onH-0
were RAPIDLY exchanged, but, as ia[ es AnGm ;~, :
there was nobody hurt. The rebels ran IN ~
mediateIy on receiving our ire. a os moen'e'
scouting party is now out on Their .l; trecs ,.o.
6erce tornado swept over TINS placs y"
about I9 o'clock last hight. NO .s0as se.lOeS uA"i
sgSJ sgS done. but everybody was frightened
No news from the South.
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OoMMEROIAL. !
NEW YORK nARKRp-luIy N.

tBY TELE0RAPH.l
FLOUR -Receipts I5,zsg ibbIs. Market dun aud
SALES 500 bbis 81 s.seSSs0o for supsrans s,sts
S4,00a4,2g TOR extra state; 50 3604375 tor Bupardns
western; s3 s5a430 for common 70 medium extra
EeateTn oS@i'7o for shipping brands extra round
CzNSDIiN FLOUR-Markss dan. sales 30
bbls at sil0QIO0.
WHEAr-Receipts 81 SIS bush, Market steady
with pretty good demand for sound parcels. Saleg
T,OO0 bush az gOa92c for good 70 prims MilWsukes
club; s0@95c for amber Iowa. S,Ol9l,lo for uinter
RYk-hsrkst quiet At isesOc for vsstsrni csc
BARLEY-lInrkst dull at s2asse.
CORN-Receipt 1921 bush. Market opened
quite dull, but afterwards became steady Sales are
d, 100 bush at lo@4c for new mixed Westsr.
OATS-Dull at 259soo for western canada and
PORK-Msrkst irmer. sales 800 bbis At y1sEi
@l5,s9;tor msssi SlooOalo lo,25 for prime.
CUT MEATB-MaFket dull.
LARD-MtFket quiet and small sales ct 6aeo
=, BOELkk- Is moderate request at T0llc tor
GHEEsR-Msrkot steady at sas1fc a. ia qaal.
WHIsKY-Aarketq quiet at tIleia. lf
BUFPALO AIARKKT-JuIy II. is9
10 aH lBY TELEsRAPsd
FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market steady. Sales 5C0Q bush Ke-
nosha spring at 76c; 1000 bush red winter AZ 9Ooi
500 bush white do at 81 00
OATS-In fair demand Sales s,U00bush at solSe
Other Rralns quiet and no sales.
WHISKY-Market nominal at Ise.
CANAL RREIGHTS-firm; lie on corr, i2c
LAKE INfPORTs-s.OOO bbls sour; 4OYOOO bu
CANAL, EXPdRTs-ss.OOO bush wheat; 1900
bush corn.
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,,,,-., pe,er Cartwright Says.

Peter CartWrignt tne D'S D.A
r. q note to the ST. Louis Christian Ad0Oc'''''
p.oTuvR MAstIN-I send you hye dollar
,.,,, IN Missouri bank, which you viii creule
o.i, ~ % sccornt. Alas lior illinois, our money
Y ~ ssorIv nv an dead in our pockets, Ion
Hs.',iS have had all lowe you, but the rag
saO1,o s9es ~, NV hands. If your own money ls
SSsa S.sS bury is and preach its funeral sermon
- III not charge the expenses % me, ou. .isl ~
eas ~ ssesssio1ists. nSs hope Gen. Lyon VIII I
ns ne. ToTv jackson, and hang him on me ae
s.ssl cav, ss he comes to. Union men oqgnt y
In themselves from head to heels anu ~ &C. e.
S[m 5o1,n sveTy traitor they come to. II oI, II;
iii iii have mercy on me, would la.ust sboui
~ -, tSsi this glorious goyernmens snosi lioS
s...,- Ss..o,sytI,rown. Ifwe must be deslroyeu,
0 Saso - me Lord viii do it and not glHe
/. Ivy Ivy ,Ss mower Of tories The army Won Won
IVY, msLine dreadful sweep Of our unen1o% Sr;,
= -,..ss- ls.s ssa corn. We are threatened va
y sl.-tb here We have had no rain m lot y 10 -
in ssts II the Union men need help y =
1905 1905 call on Illinois. We can SEND y y
i~sptT % thousand good men and true. hlys A.O'
1 ~ blood win floV, but this Union must S'1l
! Efbouph the heavens fall.
I L
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1EGTOS, July II.
; The newspaper statement tns' ~ o.Ssr - "a
relary Of the Navy has issusa an Ia.;Oaos oau =
receive none but native born elll-snSi y -
untrue. The facts are ihat tne SH.-s nu-.Oi ,hsn
iandsmen Offering was much larger 'n@A
the service required .ho.s tbev
: Boston is now the only point R9ers my Sn,;,
are received. Seamensr enlisted Ws'nOu'
regard to nationality. Ksp
9Tis stated that Judge Burton, Of AeL
tacky, and Hon. Frank Blair Of MIssSurn SOU !,
\ are each getting up company Of shSII
S sbootsrs in their respective States, Tor OOl
Berdan's regiment. a1a
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FRON DII.sOURL

-r- QUINCY, July 10.
This morning, about 9 o'clock, company
Of rebel clvalry, numbering one hundred,
made demonstration ct Monroe Station,
thirty miles west of Hannibal. They burnt
the station house, six coaches, and eighteen
freight cars, and tore up the track each side
of the town. A much larger force of cav
airy is supposed to be concealed short
distance of. One Union man was killed.
Capt. RslstOn, who is here for troops to
aid Col. Smith Of the Illinois Volunteers,
near Monroe, says the Colonel with 500 of
his men, are surrounded by about 200 cav
airy, and are in imminent danger.
Col Grants regiment, which has been in
Camp Naples, is ordered to be here to.
morrow morning. Col Palmer's regiment
at Canton viii also be brought here as soon
as possible. Re I.-
Seward, The assassin, Capt. Hewlett
brought here last night for safe keeping
1t is reported that jim Green is soon to
follow. He Is said 10 be at Canton, Mis-
souri,, under Sc, 600 bonds to appear when
vented. He is required % report q Palm
--------- EoUIsyLLE, = 1ly IL
The Kentucky Circuit Court inthe case Of
Rredy and Davis VS.. the LOuls'lLL0 y
vile Railroad, Judge Muir, decided against
tba nlaintlff and in favor of the right OF tne
Federal Government to inteVdict freight &c
tbo S,uth ra -
~ The Courier of this morning gives notice
a ibe. authorities Of Tennessee OF an IN
seDJod sbipmeut of guns to the Union mel
of Tennessee, and names the route BY Whic
they will go. ,pIc
: Lieut.. Gritlenden, aOn Of John J. '-aI Crl'
tsnden. denies in q card in the Demoors
nat be has Joined the rebels.
Several prominent secessionlsts nave !, ls
: hare for Richmond. Several Of them 81
connected with the State Guard.
r Tbe Richmond Enquirer says MAJOR Us1 y
: sral Polk's command will comprise =
f land and water defenses from the mouth
: the Red River uptO the Northern bSun9a y.
z Of The Confederacy. This supercedes 0s
+, Pillow. 80,
d The Mobile Tribune ssys the sum
h S4OO, 600 was due the troops at fensS0'
81 on the lst.
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Fbs Richmond Examiner proposes 70
$50 The new comet usoutherp COnfsd-
sraey." already
aSSs~sd out and viii not be heard Of Hgall gan
far Ssrhaps Thousand yearS
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WaTlr oRoF N KENTueKT.-tne

WHE1r eRoP IN KENTueKT.--tne mar
rodsburg Press says; =. .,.... wsr,
.s,: Sd far as Rs- are advised there Esa Eel'
ever better Eheat crops raised IN Hsn ~
49, SJ tbsn those that have just been nsL
ess5s,i sssf The corn crops look very prOhils ~
l.ss.sf -. lrbs rains have been seasonaple 81
/ ~ ~ iesl4s ss Il Proyidenes Was disposed y :
al 10 Kentucky saa 49,, --og
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4ss surEsiIianee Of shs TslsgrnPf''. -
Tss following is eozdsr Issued BY gen.
- - s,ouping the transmission Of news
~ itsie,e--!5rt va convey NJ
HenceforN &c l ~ ~ Sns of the arnil
SiSPSs1i P6sl ittsd By ifs p Sses6 scoTfs7
DFFAETlEsr Or gAE' jug . iss,, g
aThs shove is sonhTssssS TsssSioN cAAEERoN
sacretaryo Of v ST.
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2hNaEeiAns, E&E.
Nj

-
| MI
| OEN1ss SsS
7 I Ole HtndTed DossdfS fpeh8ian7fFf %
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
80 os srasnAFoaRaes4. .l-l
GLEET, So, Ap IAPoTENOY
OURED,
After all other Treatment Fallsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
EoEmsrly Of New York Oityr win pay One Hun
drsG dollars for the proof that be eyer Al to cure
the United stctes trsats the same diseases with
Zfssr many years Of laborious study and sxperi.
enee, pr. GIBSON is happy in being able 70 an
aoencs 20 ne uniortunats1 that be has 3ortsctsd
sFEEDY. AMI PERMANENT CURE
81 the above and othel
PRIVATE DISEASES
S 81 Hia SS' 81 SFEsR sHSFifPF FRR1a9Fa5
BE has succeeded IN curing cases In this city some
g %ho S4Os 9h S2 IL Es
naladies with success and without receiving the
DR.. eli BSON does not boast that he e member OF
some Oollegs IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensparing the innocent
soS T Bt P Wa. DE- SBsoN @FSt Rsi 5oss. z O 81 RI Il
this, that he Il able 70 give entire satSlactOn to
those who repose condenOo IN his ability and inteF-
fity, and that he has perfected an Amsrcan system
Of oftreatnent which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don or Paris any patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and all diseases or
dersrgsmeDta, both mental and phyaieal, arising
from Be1Cal or secret abuse,
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for HIS new treatment the
tolOEing advantages over All others yet discovered
and drst the agents used are In Inspect disagree
sble; he uses no relies Of the dark ages, such AZ
Mercury, nor any other deleteriou8 drug: Secondly
restrictions IN diet business Is required Third
Y his treatment ia pOsltvo and certain IN al oasea
hog1ital In the United States End dsmonstrats tho
Immense superiority Oi his new treatment over any
other now known to the world In point Of prompt
ness, permanently midness, safoty and convenience
5 DIR. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past two yeaI3 performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes OF treatment. Reference can be given to
individuals Of the hrst respectabiity 10 Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard to
skill and Integrity in all professional TRANSACTIONS.
Dyspepsia, RhuenAttGm, Scrofula and AL chronic
diseases treated with superior SUCCESS. .-.
~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars a.I Ilr
DT. GIBsoN's New Work on Physiology for sale
ct his 0f1ee.
177 DR.. GIBSON, @
Professor Of ElectrOpatAy aud Medieins,
~ Ohics No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q isW
doors from tie Public Square.
Once noSfs nom 70 IL and from 2 10 5 o'clock
nafly. fSUUn ercaptnh }. mur0
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mis- Afternoons Report.
RRoM YIRGINIA'

PROM yIRGINIA.
81 > BucKHkNNos, July II.
A1msssOnger from Gen, MoSle,lISS s,-a -ssi.
eormsnd, Just in, reports. ne. W ~, III
nsntsl under AcooOE ana a. Ana's NJ ~ : 49, =
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DR.. GIBSON.

Professor Of EleetropatAy and Medieins,
~ Ohics No. III Ontario street, up stairs, lev
doors from TIE Public Square.
Once hoSiB nom 70 II and rom 70 5 O'Clock
nafiy. fSuud gYa ercaptad- y auro
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BRITISH COMMANDERS NOT TO RE-
C0GKIzE THE BLOCKADE.
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Times special dispatch says: a..
The proposed postal treaty y.ot;H. Ossn'T rbicb
Upited States and Mezico, ,respeetlns ..-os -
DegotiatiOns have been pending aor oa1i so.nS
veeks, has fallen through, tOT Ihe pFsSSn ',,Io
at least Postmaster General Blalr tnlPo ~
ses stipulatiOns which Mexico cannot .s cOa Z
osde There is no Immediate prosper 0
49,. 1,oil facilities with Mexico.
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TELEGRAPHIO.

DAVIS, LEE. LETCHER' AND
WISE BY THE EARS.
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Ok tsress and 50 kegs-Drims. For sale by
Hu5beJJ, HurR 3 EElEstOn,
Ie27 webster Block i57 Main st.
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WESTWARD FLOW OF GoLD.-Tbe eastern
current across the Atlantic turned westward
some months ago, still continues TO bear its
autIedous riches to cur shores. The dggrs-
gate Of gold received from England since No
vember last !s s39, 1000. No sueb smount
OF specie has ever flowed into the United
states from the Old World within her history
IN the sane space Of time. In I847, the famine
year In ireland, We shipped abroad a larp =
amount OF o[eadstntis, and the specie receipts
were, S24,Ooel50o0. The average Importation
for the last forty years has been but Iittls ovsr
9e,UOJ,OOJ year. The sum received within
the last eight months about equals tie inAux
Of five ordinary years. '''ilu"
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BgSEey'S Springs,
NEAR FLORENCE. AEABAgTA

VNHIS most celebrated wiring Place is now open
L FOR the reception cf visitors, and has aTeaCy 3
good many persons from d parts OF the country.
We have engaged the sercss cf the celebrated HOLD
ING BAED fJr the season, Wh0 are hard to excel on
brass string Instruments. The advantages Of shiHg
are admitted BY al have visited hIs pacs excel
those OF any other watering psrs ElGal creek being
only garter OF mile, ara TsBHessee river only four
miles distant, and supplied with fishing boats
or skh -1r the purpose. Our Ten-pi1 Alleys ara Bill
lard Fables are in good order.
The waters Of these sp7 i1Es ar recommended By
more than two hunsrF ~ tie most eminent physicians
IN the surrounding csuHtr for the Of scrnfu,s
r0Dsy, dysDepsio, liver complaint, diseases peculiar 70
ieuzes, sore eyes. clrCuc eiErrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary orsaus, and all
neOBs diseases. Euu-srs Cf tn most remarkabis
have bees tesEes By most respectable living
witnesses
Col. james NJ r8oeh late OF Tuka Springs assists in
the management OF the house, and pains VIII be
spared % make our guests IN every way comfortable
Our table shsn be supplied with the best the country
sdOrds and t1as iu every respect shall
be good those Of any other watering place in the
country.
Our stge coaches wiz be st the depot at Florence on
The arrival o. the cars at all times and convey all pas
seugsrs TO and from TIE 5priugs without delay.
Our livery stable IS vel stocked with carriages, bug
gies sli horses for pleasure riding.
myi2-tf ELLIS & Co, Proprietors.
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4rOffssional CarOs.
w. R. Morrow.
MEDICINE AND sUEGERY
DIS. J. B. WASSON Il WI. WASSOE,
NO. 800. DENTISTS, NO. 800.

II AVE ROved their Office TO corner OF sgsasF1saaA
H UNION AND MAIN STREETS e5s 81 ~
where they have fttee up and fnTnisAedQ i itYa}9
rOcms suitable for tbs accommodation Of -A-AI
those who may favor them With their confidence and
having thus ucGted permanently eer heir professional
services in the different brEnehes Dentistry pr0mis
ing the public 70 serve them in the most Ekisu AID
judlcOus manner and in every reasonable warrant
satisfaction, both as 10 operations performed and
charges Tor the same Further than this wish 20
aod on no lnducement Whatever to the public
draw them to oGT ONCE, BY any exhibition Of Dental
specimens or propositions to do Cheap Dertstry" or
st prices low or even lower than the very lowest
BY any other Misrepresentation Of facts in any way
whatever. Hsitfer do wish any 10 mistake oar
name (EsssOn) for that of another. the uame Is
plane, and place OF business easily found Ocs corner
Of Union and Main, No. 800. fe2S- 4 ,twaw
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FAssMANN's 8RON TIE.
NOTICE.
Memphis and EsryEssfOla =. e.,
MEMPHIs, July Il, 1861.
ISsl 3 So
WsRTHGF

O,N ard after SATURD Az, tae 18Th inst the Fv-n-
" ing Express PASSENGER train viii be disc1ntiDued
The through maj. tram making close connections A.
Grand Juucton gJrEth, Dscltur Stevenson aud Chat
tanooga, Will leave daily a. % and arrive a.
p. NJ
he Grand Junction Ecc1 Hedatiol train will run
daily (Sm6sys excepted arriving al $40 A. N. and
leaving al $50 This traiu will every Saturday
evening through t0 I ka Springs and offers fns
opp-rtunity for families and persons wishing 70 visit
these celebrated Springs r. : ROSS,
iyI2-tf General Super in seudaut.
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Gsy The Parisians are undergoing quit. q
frlsGt ABOUT the emperOr's health. The rqport
most most geneIaily circulated is that bis majesty
the physicians fad it difficult to couDteract.
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Condition of the Regular Army.


The regular army OF the United States a.
this date consists of about twenty-five thou
sand men. Ofthe old regular regiments, MANY
have been decimated by various causes. Over
two thousand five hundred men were in Texas,
Of whom hardly one-half have returned OF are
available for active duty in the loyal States.
OF those in New Mexico and California, sew
eral companies have suffered severely from
desertion, owing to the treachery Of their off i.
GERS. 1t is estimated that variety Of causes
diminished the old army--which consisted of
some eighteen thousand rank and file, to four
teen thousand; leaving deficiency Of four
thousand, which extraordinary recruiting has
te supply. No means has been unemployed 70
make good the shortcoming, so lar as regards
the men, but some inexperienced officers have
been appointed in the regular force as well as
in the volunteer service. A colonel Of the
United States army, who served at Stone
Bridge, says the regular soldiers win not fight
under incompetent officers, but will become
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4 Chance for Active Service.
UNITED BAN GERS

HAVING been authorized by Governor Harris to
raise Battalion OF Mounted Rangers for the war,
desire TO enlist I've hundred 8blebodied men, mount
ed and equipped with such arms they procure
(shst and pistols preersble suitable to tRe ser
vice. Those who cannot entirely equio themselves VIII
be furnished arms By the state. When mustered in,
valuation of the property IN hOrses and viii be
made, and the amount credited to the volunteers.
Those wishing TO enlist requested 10 report them-
selves TO at the GayosD House, where quarters viii
be assigned them until sEh time the Battalion Is
raised Il. Is. FORREST,
jy2S-dH Lieut. Col. P A. Tenn.
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V2RagEGM.

LADY Of Southern hrth, education, and many
n years experience, desiuss situation as TEACHER
or MUSIj In scheol, IS 9overness in family
References given. Address BOX a.
jy2c-lm Tuscumbis Ala.
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The SomeryiIla Femsie IRstitEte

WILL open its next sSion the I'd day OF Sepem-
w Der, ttbe first HorSiayl under the eortinuei su-
pervison OF D. Hered th assisted by full CO ps Of
experienced Southern Te Hehers.
Those wishing further particulars will apply 10 the
Principal for q Catalogue
soMERvILLE. TENN, Aug. I, 1861. Iausd6Rs