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Charleston ana S.~....-
kKEIGHr rr~~. ~

II rTrr
nAIES REDUCED AND spErn ,,,o,,-.
t1skEss Freight Trains sr,.I - e4'-AoA
s1 DecsnaE, lhrss1h rs rad. On and Asr
Fstas Glass per 100 lbs, Al g. ,r,.. CO. -o'A
seeood Glass; do Is Vo.s,a IS, Per 100 ba ~
Hats Gaps and BOnnes, Is O'&Ss Do
Tine from Savannah md cn..,.-. =. -.
Time from Eew YORK and pb,,.5..-., -r- fafE
and aRetiaEs. PMS, seven AID = hall, Gig
Intervening Sahhaths cana.
freight trains are On ssrdav -oons m tins,
Ne ,ietsatians ~ - - -.ss oser lire lines.
cept aaruaQss ossIcges and asr1.-.s IA
vsa ehassnoO arosa Is o Gill; s1iu.isa By ne ES
dec 22-G Pks -
No ESHANT SCE5OOH-
philadelphia. ztb x.s-
M ADAAE VAIbLANR will re srsa h. 49,,
W. scho0ifo young ladies' at los Che.f-t And %
sepeIsber euperior distractions IN - ssse ne ll
sranehes to both OF vsh equally sSrios saa fred
Ni'h @aae Valiant Eill superintss ~ Ph 49,
- 80 - n
Stewart County, Ssafe OF rso-,..----
~ STEWART COUNTY, CUF1Es-r -
a Te flames B. MeCErrou st ais vs. Char q q
eleon o sell and Il appearing 70 ne fre., e5s
McSarrol james 1cosoII, Samuel McCsrroii lem
eSAIIo .heirs g law Of Francis McearroI dsees "a
that rnblioatOn be nais for fsur .srss order
N-shse USios AND AMERICAN, nsUspsDs- usl.Ssss ~ n
before thsJnssces Of he Coupt Cosrt m $685. ana spp
e n9hien at the eeart house, in ssi4 couutV IN ~
or demur to eomplanants Bill Or r. = ~ Peaa ans
''''s1 A' % nan and set down for bearing exparta.
Sec7-v4tsar,. p. .. v. COOK. Clark
- - - -. cf ssEaEt CO. Courtl
Manlay's COmbEnea Rea :, ). :
.. Mower.
AWALA WOODS IuPROVFMRu7,
~, Ss9fsea schine eceiTed tia Hrss premium sf : So
tfhs - e s ResPing and nounz iasb1
sTsAt Sni1ed ss1e1 Agrieu taral Fsir, heiS Al
u sS amber, sS The trial oH near sy.scs-e NJ
Sat- - naess al ne PshNpai Machines In ne IN
Society, a EsugEille ~. = = 9@@'eS AsreE tui
II &.so received Il lu1rVa "A ths -. 49,.
-. ~ ~ separate sonndttees appointed bv r.
- = 49, County Agricultural 8ocsrv AZ NS.s
w, IoSt, over most Of he e. now - ~ -
o.sr and awards we're evsn RI 49,,
49, 800 - =. .SAsoA, oser every Aarhinesa 8ns7fsa
- B. =. oHEATHAM, e'as aees
,s General Agen. for the stut.
70 %o-~fN $500 Eanrvft. -
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creditors Of John Rufus deceased hereby Notified
n 10 ne their claims authenticated the law directs, with
me Oerk OF the County Court of Weakiey county,
thS once 10 Dresden, before the 9th day APRIL 1861
having TINS day suggested the insolvency Of estate said
Iek having appointed that day adudae the claims against
me same Tor proraa distribution among the creditors
PEG ~ leoo' W ROSS, Administrator
oec2S-"Ss of tbs estate of John Z Rufus.
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CHANGE OF SEIZED ULE.
ON AND AFTER r7---sa
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1IIh, IseO,
Passenger Trains, East Wesi will run as iollows
GOING EAST. u
Leave Nashville at $50 n and 3 N.
Arrive a. Chattanooga l30 II AID I:45 AN.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7S0 N and 7:3oPM
Arrive at Nashville at $50 Il and A II.
IL rsil connection and shorstroae Boston, New York
"a Philadepha, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Ly1chbug, Knoxville Savannah. Charleston,
Montgomery Mems New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson Trains on Memphis
and Charleston R3rcad and at Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Railroads
Through Icxeta may be had st any hour application
st the following prices, viz:
Ma. To Nnrt Va 4
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CHEAP HOUSES.

SmaH Country Residences for sale
Prices TO suit the Times.
F6ywO small tenszents, Ser 10 Of lana with each
place, ~ miles from the city, near the SaHtn Flke. we
have just sold residence good settler, and prefer selling
fhe remainder at reduced prices, renting cut Apply to
JL&RW BROWN, n
eaIs-tjasl H zsk. chsuy Street,
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Description OF the Negroes.
-FOUR Horse mani CoaeIs.

THNHE only onein Lincoln running regary threer
week and back from Fsye.tsgetO Tuliahona; Ieavi
TuliahSma Monday Wednesday and Friday inrsturn "a
stseFe Tuesday Tnuray and Satursyto eonncci the nail
Esyessveand the cars at Tuhhoa and FOR the eeommod
Sian Of passengers. j. b Smith, asrt Tulahnms 90,
drivers The fare through only doar5
yB-V@ r0HN n. TAYLO9-
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PHOTOGRAPHEC CARD.

II
TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
that after absence OF two years. have again
turned to practise Of the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest Of brother
cid established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
men in New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
improvements in the have painted renovated ard
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That facilities
better produce first class work than most Galleries can
conduce 10 the comfort Of patrons trust not
ony to sustain proud position Gallery heretofore
sustained, elevate it to S higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of dr. COOK Of the best Photo
graphers the world who took the Pictures which obtained the
premium the Worlds Far in London, in 1851 and
only to make this the leading Gallery in the
State my shall not be surpassed North South
and introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph India Ink;
Vignete, plain or colored;
IVOTytypes, cOleTedi
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass life size;
Visiting Cards, full length, plain
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at enc sitting.
sterreoscopes, glass or paper.
continue make the Meainotype and Ambretyps hereto
fore. The above styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card which only made at time. All
who want of anything in line politely invited to give
call before visiting elsewhere, wien will by peculiar
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully,
oct3l-u Il. W. HUGHES.
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TvAKEN up By Jas BRowE, It. on TuInbu IN "a Dstri
IN said coanty fourteen miles gsuth East Of Charlotte,
Dark Bay HorAe, IS hands tive inches high. shod 4
round scar on nose nins or ten ears old de oos
hack. Appraiss1eGh October, 1864 - 5 l09
novz3-w3tt A. J. ALLEN, Rangs-.
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I'll. *. CGc p. H. Peck,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Bluff City Insurance Company.
Memphis Tenn.
Insurance Co. of the state of Virginia,
Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Hose &!.Fire Insurance Co
Lynchburg Va
PhenixEInsurance Company.
jsnl6ly Hartford, Conn.
$500 Reward.

VNTHEREAs Newton Jordan ascondei on the night Of De
cember 2h 1860, with four Negroes and two Mares
mare lay and the other black, about years old.
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Aggy about 30 years CID of bright complexion OF her
th out her gr child Liza, yesrs old ass bright aud her
chld Burton, IA or 10 DID, bright Joshua II years
olu dfk All OF the above property conveyed
TO me by deed trustby said Newton Jordan will give the
ABOVE reward Tor the apprehension and delivery negroes
and STes reasonable any portion of said
ey to me- delivered Trune Williamson Ten.
neStee. w pSTrTTa T-,stna
N. B.-The said Jordan with him rrAv horse which
mas scar from stua and sorre horse some white hairs
tso morse wagon any information respecting above
Will DC thahkluly received and literally rewarded.
W PETTUS, Trustee
near Triune, Williamson county
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Tennessee Champion MilI
Portable Plantation ana FIOurin
Mill Stone establishment.

u URR MIL 5tODel Of all sizes hand and made 10 ols
smut As, Of the latest improved patent Mil Spindle
iii Gearing, Boiling Coths Boiling, Hon ~ ARD srIsia
senfEBi screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris An
when Is warranted OF tt qralty and 10 give sasctsn
All orders and sOnraanica0nBprouptly attended TO.
J. II. WARNE:
Opposite broadway Mills, near Il =, Broad slreet
iune22-sAxa NsshviIls TsBn
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EsTRAYs---DIckson County

EIAKEN By VIZ HzoaE, ia IA District al aid county,
Bay Aares tx hands high bay color, star IN forshsa
about year cid len hind foot Hhe, back and ushot
Appraised 23d October, 1850, to 81 A. J. ALLEN,
HOys3-s3ef Ranger.
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Hungarian Grass SEED

~ DOZEN Cars Fresh Peaches just received and for sale
- aprf2-t MIZELL. HOOPER & CO
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OuHts,
ON the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage q Pocket
Book containing several prosory aud other papers,
which the get by calling this office and paying
this advertisement.
CrtG iu-ff
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THOMPSON, SPkRRY q CO.
HOLEsALE GRO GERS

LHVNbI OblN1 % AasAA ~ WV
Who'll SALE GRO GERS,
AND DKALERs IN
FINE WINES. LIQU0RS,EFRUKTSs OON-
FECTI0NARIES, SEGARS, &C.
NO, So, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TE are this day receiving following articles de-
w hereafter sell 10 Cash dealers at less prices
than anywhere else offered in this market
Is hhds prime Sugar; 10 tierces Canvassed Beef,
10 nerces Rice Is cases Champagne, Star I'm
so bbls Crushed Sugar, perials
3 terces Prime Figs, so cases Champagne, Prince
$50 packages Rsisens, Imperial;
IS bexes Stick Candy, 200 bbls extra Flour,
25 % fine store {" 200 boxes Star Candles.
10 bbIs fancy and Com Kisses % bbls assorted Nuts,
100 boxes Ne ] Fire Crackers, 10 ' Almonds.
100 dog Fresh Osve Oysters, 90 Crsnberries.
With full stock Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco
segars every other article usually kept line
prepared to offer inducements, and would respectfully ask
Merchants to examine prices before purchasing
elsewhere. THOMPSON, sPERRY & co.
decl5-u
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Also in Bend Cask OF James HenHesy Brandy, Vintag
Of l52 which think will ru the msst sstidou palate
Ii g.
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Manny's Combined Reaper ana

49, BisARRi WHHKERs i %
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War Nsuns.

TIT, AMERICAN Mursrura vha IA ~ =
the Niagara, have Arrived ont - q
IT,, Nv,,ru,. r..x xs-.-r.A-A
p.sss bs,or, n commsnrsSd sdrss:ssn- 49,
~ bsen ecmpsileA 70 entail iss Sl---
| C-
rs,.S.. v,,.;,,s Sce ~ fT,is.
E ,so s s.s...sI.,szs ~.Sn sSsn
ry " A|' - u : ~.
| ~S'
| T,ArIofs SHAA sof n.A ,G
| Wholesale gfoeefy uoess ~ LaDyOa IL.
| V;rsini. bscon Tor tohsceo
/ - n.. p..,. k.l
| 1917 ~. G.,~s,n..n. ~
IN I' Coicssc and cossists .n,ir.iv, n ~.
s sse AA'' -" A's"'' ~ As1'@
-
- S..SI =.
Ienaeht IN AI' sa,s.I ~.
weer, mo grss so.' w -. -. ~
Nv iayo, O ~ ns ~
urea " sno.s mo =" 10y. MY
West, will shortly have unAef H inDe1oo
direction ana control over ~, ~ esecSA -
A d~ire .s ir i1s .ns pGaon 49, G.n.i . P
m.is J " an N ssw.ros tovsrds n vith ~ vi0
ain hyis 40 =
-
COMPUTATION eHisrL
luence oi tne scucny sPerS ~.
,uIe .. mNsuii roSy ~ ~ 49,
,nng tne eny ~ os .%s y, s.oo ~ ncc r
Shnts 70 @ sne s"ou. % .a 49,. 49, -. -
defray curfAnt sxpensss.
DnIyrS 70 rHsIR KNEES AT LAsr -Ihs
news Of The Presidsnts first proclana atioa 81
q, nav Co.rress With asbouts q lausS1s,Ls
Theia;o,, news how reprsssnss thsss -
fpl o, n,leu N A uniting In A reavsvt b J-
DAyI. 10 ap,oint t" dsy Of fasting anl prsv.
sr.v
.'..,s, Ill, -, hsSora h,s cvsrSers -
,S.S,, sn,sss III rssdv s.r . .sys snd sv
~ ,.,n.tss conr,srs srs roins ~ ss~~SS
iii nra... .nd r.no,ts' IN WUI. ~
s. - A.. NJ H. .,.o n III -. S
"a S.,y N' '>''' 10 -''~ -
""s Wy
HE psCuss,os on IHh a o
country, 10 ine ~ Hen
oy, rplIaoslpna, Sn cout A.
Sa o. sne mAlor,y y " ~. a. - ..S.s.
Government, 10 to pressrvs . unity - ~
Pssb, terian Church, by abstainisg ffsa -
discussion On the present trouble.
a
III .h,.h M yn.-so, ~.
m Aiaoss u.ouFr E R
DAfrss' dhMrLk' ~ Hno, r
Low and oEo.s -
are 70 % siresssd nssI Is e'sc' nu IN
niiNary io.ess ano saSSi snhsl ~, IN sas ~ -
es%ety, snu s.us. p..s a. ". -. c
nos,nsss, 70 gusrlIns ns 49,
OF INC Union mon EAST Ae"n
Az RprCr. Tho Vigilance COMMITTEES q -
eity of Meu,phis, Tennessee, has "rssslysA~ .
foliows:-
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Captsse Of Rebel Trssps.

A letter from Claikssurs, Virginia, in the
Wheeling IateLsgenoer, repsts tho disarmips
there of two companies OF recruits for tho rebel
army. Tho writer saysi
about four o'clock onSaturday evening q
company Of rebsl troops came in from Romins's
Mile. They marched up street armed with
rifles. In sho't Tins another company came
in from another pori Of tho county. Tho
koDine cou pany went out TO mest tue other,
and they sll ma cbcd down street together.
Our ctizei bee, much incensed about u,
and about six O'Clock tho Court Huuse tell
rang the alarm, and In 70 y minutes our tso
Union military companies, under command Of
Capt. A. Z. MooRE and Capt. !. c, VANCE
we're formed in line, dru N boating and tho 5ta's
and ), ,ripes flying. ready for actor with ~sst
arms thfy could procure, This display fright.
sned tic Confeds terribly, and In Q few min
utes proposiii n was received from thsm that
II ~s wou d not attack ihom THO. wsuld sur
rend'r their arms ~ w. Our boys wUo no. all
will NC for that they wanted to wfip tho
Confeds and take their arms from tbeQ. Mss-
sengors wire sont to the country To brlhG In ths
Onion men, and our cannon. which W few
miles from town, vas also sent ~ Al, ut
eight o'cloc at night our mon agr sed that if
the Cobfcds would stack their arms Immediate
ly and leave In tbs morning they would not b
alta, ked. Accordingly tho aims were given
up and our cOmra 1'e,, ator sppsin'ing quad
for the town, dsperted. The secession troops
scampsred away next merning aud nothing
moro has been heard Of tbem.'
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rn,o.i.,. SIN In Richnspd.

The following paragraph from the Richmond
Depatch goes far to prove that the inhabitants
are far from being unanimously in favor @
secession
"Msssrs. BoTLE & GAMBLE who have ss-
tablished saw factory In this city, have been
for soms tim, engaged In the manufacture Of
swords for the southern troops. We learn that
their factory was set on lire on Tuesday morning
shout 9h o'clock, by . party Of daring men,
.ho, TO tbs number Of ssvsn or eight, cana up
and attacked the Waterman stationed there,
beating him badly. He did not, however,
yield qaisily-two of tho psrsons were Knocked
down when q thi d drew a revolver and threat
ensd to put ball through him IL he m ade more
resistance. The party set fire to lot OF wrap
p'ne-papsr contained In the Office. whsn the
und having summonod the watch in loud
tone Of voice the incendiarios left, having pro-
vigusly sscsnded to the top of ths building and
stolen tho flag which was flying thsre,rom."
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY 50, 1861.


er w@ss'ng's".
t'f'''" "'1'"''" 70 ,ne .ep TOT. s%,
nos''"go'' H"yz z''
"- hllswos,H' socoh~oh.
o' VI We" ooofr B''~ no','o
..-, ~ '-nnvs 'esp0"a 70 Tue many on'lu'l.S
80 49,. e"ss ~, y, '"' p'ao' "Au' '",Aa' " 'no
u'"'n v - N's."' N"y o0'.e' way
.a"" ', .,N'ns ,uA' .no P's,o !" We" "ued
y v .A' '~mo' .',u,. a',, oo'', rAhs
n.,,,, ~ n u .'~v " Nv '''" :. " ye..''. 'uA' inc
VIA 'o''A 4" eNPe''"' IT" 'omcVe
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Eish,een Years Aneps Cannibals.

In recent lecture before the chronological
q, c;.,v ~ Jondo, Mr. w r sr.sps,nav
~ .,,s..
who from 10 years residence ID VOL quanued 70
sreak Of their habits, thus describes the Abo
ri, ine, of tho Csntr.l mart of South Australia,
NV. -. ,,.,s., - go. - -.
Ins hauves arc uiviusa mo u'poI xy
yMlsnis numserS eseho wnIcn ruied W "a
nerSoitny cnlsi, ous ne men pSseoss unooa.
troned suthony ~ tneI own IAmshes' Non
over tne nves o. the,l Wives. ons Va" must
IeyV.tins uslts ~ tue chsiaeHa VI tnsS. s, ssxa.
ges tnen rnnhiosh' ,na newooi - 'h,s.' hns Dons
S,t Ilnos .iiou ~, uie PuIp"o i. oS ~.
Lney sNs saPs.siSa t ses', = mnSn ~ h,o,h.r s,'
soh c.ts paIt ., .Ae uJ'y " yousas o. ssn,.
iAt.A'hs Tue stIehN.h y, oo'u, snt suo pA,on,
consequehly Hes "a: e,tol 'pn " tS, ea, 9e
as possible ., n's toasu yio'n", ,he
Oh tne men nave .hiee Or iour w. ou' rn'
numper dses 20. usuny e.orea w. ,se
Custom :" haentaIy ws" oS'onus u- III
division OF Ianus, eacn oIloo ano eacn 'am.y
having their tracts OF country ana tneii aiUS
ments OF iann, the right 10 when ii9.aiy
maintained The accounts previously gwen OF
the great skili of the hAuyes IN nroS'o8 ,hs
boomerang, are iaiiy connrmed over whlcn
curious imP'e nent tney seem 70 nave tne power
OF eompeliing II 10 alter is courss IN any onec-
tion after II mas been thrown. Inc Oorooorees,
OF when so much mas bosh sAid, arc statei 70
De p.r ca. - ,h o. n,aOns aOS ,n sos
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GeueraI Ilarvey.

Brigsdhr. G. neral WILLIAM s. HARExr wa
born In Louisiana. lie was appointed from
that state q second lieutenant Of the First In
fantry In the year 1919. From that time 10 tho
present. period Of forty three years--hs hAs
been In constant service, and has risen by rsgn-
lar srada,ions TO his present distinguished po-
sition-- bsing now the third 10 rank Of officers
In tAs United States Amy. His only supei iors
arc Cen. SoorT and Gen. WooI. General
has becn STRICKEN from the army rois Tor
treason. Gen. SuMNxR, who was recently pro-
noted by tho President, though holding an
equal position In tho army 10 one year the
junior Of Gen. HARsEr, and therefore bsloz
him In relative rank.
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Srstt and she veserua.

An I'D and crippled veteran 70 The War Dsps>
lie sOnsh, the Chief who led him. On many CD
The Chief who shouted "rorward !" ~hsrs~ ~
And bore i,s s,sis Ia triumph tshisd the nyi,s hA
'u.'. .y,,s, ySs 'o's.'s. General The '''-'d 'H'-
The t.y. Of sish,ssn hu nd'sd '~''''' ~..i-
usys YOU iorso,,sn johnson, that fought = LoSsr
It's true rn old snd psssioosd, but wsas ~ ~
sssin."
Have ! hrso,.sn - ..id The Chs ".y ,ssss
old soldier, Mol
And here's the hand gave you shn, and - 80
pu, you have aOns your share, my friend y.sss
crippled, old and gray,
N-' blood today"
"Bus esnHr.l !" cried tbs veteran, . nu.A .s's -
The ysry msu who soushs With US, hsy So. -
rss,v. sor. Ii: a.s o, Lundy.. L.Ds, our ID rss.
And while % drop Of blood Is lsn,rl show sh.s -
kuue.
"rm nc+ 50 weak but can ssriks, and I've god
old gun
To gss the range Of traitors hearts, and praox -
ore by one,
willis 70 Wy, -
couldn't got the hang Of shsm' sus III ks%
powder drJ!-
" -
Sis.s your loyal hear,
y" ,hs,r psrs.
THEY'LL pl ana our sacred banner In eA,h rssdhs0
And wos, isncsiOr.b, 10 any hand, shss dars -
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BROOKLYN.

ASSrvERsAar OF rHE AMERICAN B.rfrr
PunLIcArIoS SoCrsrY. Anniversary sx-
.,.,s.. :, ~. A.,.r,,., p,,,,.. D., h,,...,., q.
" 'A' '''S"" D,pS'' 1o"e~s.o" oo
ciett were commsnced on tuesday morning, IN
the strong flace baptist Cnurca, Dsfpaw
sieet, DfookIyn, lnsIe was tAir attendance
OF clergy ana lsity. Inc proceedings were
epei 80 win prayer by hsv. Mr.. FULLER,
VINO IN ioieTinS 70 inc present. aspect OF nAt'on-
a. a. suNIs sskea the pViIe oicssinR upon the
Government .,.m 1 and & tns Army n .hs present. %
siui gie. Inc Prcsicent being absent, MT.
WIN. PirkLrs occupied the chair, and called the
meeting TO order. C.mmittees were sppolnted
"SpIoi inemosrs anu 70 noh,lnA,a omcer
Inc oecfetsfy resd tue am ani report o! tns
PIoiie,ton society, ir9m which tsp 'esrs tnAt
~ Co,porteuN nave .een employsan anu . Oh
,nsse , nave Sesn sustained by ,ne prom. acc'a =:
,as ioa ,, Soiporu Ss n, Saes n s hnvy Law pu IN
100 600 pages Of tracts. Besides this they
have Iheached to churches destitute Of pastors,
IN school houses private dwsiiings, or open
lets and In the woods over 700 Sermons. and
hsid over isoo graytr M es,lngs. ihsy nave
ana reading tns word OF God wherever cueum-
stances permitted; ,
Nintsen churehes ana 81 oundsy ,choois
wno o'eAniAed anu o.. convex, pap.Em; Inc
co'PoftsurS nave nspoiton curing tns a't
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Fsct, go Rnaerr.

MAssFn Id returned to Camp Cameron, with
instructions to hold itsef in readiness to turn
out vhtn called uPcn.
washington correspondent says the Sew
en'h are considered next ia the Sixty. ninth In
the trenches; Gen. MANsFfsLD says there are
no latter diggers, making up in pluck what
they lack Ia expcri'ncs. Il would havs done
Nth avenue good TO see its sons em ulstlng
each o,her IN shove'ing until the hant, woro
covered with bi.ters for three nights without
tents, in grove on the Dor Tor Of a swamp.
Divine service vss held in fhs Seventh rsfi.
meut camp Sunday forenoon A. the con-
clusion ri the services tue Cha plain put him
self at the head o' his coogrs cation, aud tho
whole party procetd'd to wrk on tn, sntr ranch.
ments. Tre New JERSEY Second, Tniri nnd
Fourth are still encampsd on the road 10 Alex
andria. The Jerssymen Distinguish thsm-
selves by untiripg industry in the tren,h's.
The religious cbservsnces at the camp Of tho
Sixty ninth were Of tho m,st impressive
character. Al tho conclusion of the mass, the
address tf Father McoSRr had drawn tears
from every eye. His description Of the rrovi-
dencs Of the Almighty, represented by tho
good shepherd who had watched over all here
tefore, and who viii continue to watch over
them while teey battle In just Gauss, was re-
sponded to almost auitbly by tho large con-
coNrse OF sold,ers. Fah.r MooSEr n,s rn-
desiei himself to the soldieri not / IS by his
Willingness TO 'haro th,ir f.ti yuo, than bv his
eloquencc. In the e,mp OF ,hs Sixty. ninth
the ehigy Of JEprERsoN DAVIS octupi.s u con-
spicaons position near tn main .nu ,nce
The people Of AleSandiia were rrsaiy sg-
grayat.d by tho prts'ncs o. tbs H,usves "a
their sacred coil Ths Mayor Of Alexss1t'a
declared today that the pacJlN would prefer
the presence often other Teei nants Ths OBJ
jectiors them 10 no that they are disorder
w. lut that th.x an, not az tho ,,ft., f,m;
IL.
T.r,, r,,nh,r, 81 ,.rsors b.x. -is;,, A. =.
so n""o,s' PersonS NAYS VisHcu w
caPtored " d h'eNsnoria' All concur IN
repre- sent'ng 'hs Inhabitants as suilen and dis
atfec ed-tbe unly sm'l ng facSs seen being
these of tho "psculiar ms tuition"
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ara erp 40 oil In ,b,ou;, A. m, w,,,Ls Tho,. ~.
s...,ai ,cs,. -. . ,pi ~ as
T, W" T.t "t "'ru',e, nc VI i'so
a,"shs'o"s tne DIX N-hh hAs thrown up
ba ono mile losR and sovrT feet high.
Az the encanpmonts on tho Virginia stde
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The American Medical Assscia tisa.

Chicago, May 27.-lhs annual meeting Of
he American Medical Association, which Vas
'' bsve bees held In this city on the first Tues
ny in juno, Ia postponed one year by order Of
ac Con mitIee Of Arrangements.
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dred up. Tbs languages Of the tribes OF south
Avst,a'ia diff.r 50 materially that tho.e who
occrpy districts far apart cannot Understand
each other.