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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY ExoURsioN Aa2vsSs

GRAND EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN ON JULY
VI Ah The and splendid steamer CONTINENTAL
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didoa, could not manage his horse, which became
frightened and dashed into the midst Of the Fede-
rails and while in this position he fired his repeater
five times, emptying three of their saddles and ess
Gaping himself unscathed. Col ALLISON, Of the
24th Tennessee regiment, with portion Of his com.
manl, made descenta few days since upon Fed
eral encampmant about twelve miles below Glas-
gov, and dispersed force Of about 100 men who
had been there for several days. Eight prisoners
were captured, also number Of horses, saddles
and camp equipage there was no casualties
to the Confederates in either engagement
connected with the expedition OF Col ALLIaoN and
Immediately after the return Of the Tennessee troops
to Glasgow, two unfortunate and peculiarly melan-
choly accidents occurred. As one of the dragons
wss alightiug from his saddle gun, which was
hung his back, accidentIy exploded the contents,
a ball and several buck shot, entering the abdo>
men of lad named HENRY BYBEE aged about ten
years, snd seriously wou0ding a gentleman named
WALKER DEavN in the head. Young BHBzs, whose
father = merchant il glasgow, and strong Sc
cessionist has since died Mr. DEavlN will probably
recover.
Eighteen prisoners were brought down on the
train from Green river last evening. They are a
portion Of those captured in the recent skirmishes
RumOr has it that the Federals have again made
their appearances at Greensburg with a large force
gentleman direct from there, however, discredlts
the report and states that the town is almost en-
tirey deserted, not LiacOlnite being within seve
raj miles. This latter account is no doubt correct
An election for delegates to the convention at
Russellville, is 10 be holden here to morrow Men
day. The obj ct of this convention, as an inform
ell is to make arrangements for the admission Of
the Southern portion of kentucky under the Pro.
visionsl Government Of the Confe iera.s States
Messrs BRECEENRIDGE, Preston and MARSHALL have
been and are nov in Richmond consulting with the
authorities in regard to it. This new move, should
it turn cut as has been anticipated will largely e.
feet the people Of this Section and those Of the en-
tirs Confederaey. Your readers shall be kept
promptly advised of what may transpIre in cOnnec-
zion with the meeting a. Russsllyille, whittier go
LEXINGTON.
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Hessian Yfcfnries.

The Munchausenisms of the Northern press are
stupendous and astounding, even to those who have
been familiar with their proclivties for years. Ur-
der the system of deliberate deception which they
have adopted and which they daily practise to a
perfection not paralleed by the widest fiction,
the periodical press has become a sham and delu-
sion. Their reports Of battles serve no other pur
pose than to m;slesd. Their account of the battle
of Leesburg, where one of the most brilliant VIC
tories in modern warfare was won, is described by
them as simply a reconnaissance, their own force
shameless represented as inferior and that of Gen
EVANS as greatly larger than it was.
The fight of Gen ZOLIICoFFER, near Rock Castle, is
also nagnifed by Northern dispatches to be ire
mendous disaster to our arms. He is representa-
to have lost from five hundred to seven hundred
men, while their ewn loss was insignificant.
They have likewise misrepresented the details OF
the fight Of Gen. JEFF THOMPSON in Missouri SO that
one unskilled in detecting their falsehoods, would
have inferred that his gallant band was completely
demolished.
The Munchsusens who invented these ffctions
have inventive faculties only surpassed by the au
thors Of such works as Gulliver's Travels ani the
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
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battle and again retired to mere secure FSce. We
have ren0rts Of reinforcenehts being sent up to
tIen. Ls-as. Uut not ia 8 form sufficiently authen
tic to justify publication
From the Richmond Enqu re-, Ccs 9i:
We have received letter from 8 cor RESPONDENT
at Upperville, under date Of the AFTERNOON Of the
oath. giving some details by an eye witness of the
fight Of the 2lst. He represents the herbism of our
troops as above all praise. He saw the asl charge
was made at about five o'clock. IN. d emv was
completely routed and driven irtl the river. A
boat of the wounded and others who were fseia1.
sunk in the river containing. subsequently, stated
by some of the prisoners, 800 men. re7rly all of
whom were drowned. In this last ehsrae alone the
enemy had sixty killed, while cur l'ss mas SIX IN
the whole engagement the loss Of the tnemJ VAS
about one hundred and twenty killed ard 70 hun
bred and fifty to three hundred Ounded. Mos
of the latter were conveyed across the river or
drowned. One of the field pieces captured was
seized by Mr.. Joseph Calvert, Of the Slh Nirginia
Regiment Our less is variOusy stated and Is pref
ty heavy-perhaps sixty killed AMI one hundred
wounded. The enamy the next day crossed the
river in large bodies. estimated from sd 900 down
to 10 COO IL was reported last ght that they
st Leesburg but this morning it IS cbT tradictsd
and cur troops are SAID to have gone back their
intrenchments at Leesburg, with portion Of the
Washington Artillery aRd other reiniorcements. /;
is also said that il is Evans purpose 10 march GU;
and attack the enemy
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pose Of Erresting all persons Of known a
PrOehvIties in the place.
These, Capt. Nelson says. were ev;dsntlv
only to prevent them from making any r
Z to the Vsndals in +he work Of pillags ub
came to perform One Of their drst aets
curing the men was to proceed to the hops
Carviile, Whose husband is absent 10 Gen. 3
army. They placed loaded pistol % her
threatened to shoot her, using all kinds Of
and abusive epithets. They concluded N
by pIllaging the house Of every thing vaiutb
they could carry of, and breaking up and
ing the r-msinder OF its contents
Among other teiTgs they found at the
Mrs @ WAS Capt Nelson's truBk. which nd
TIER for sate keeping the previous day. o
parJnre tor COiumbes on dusy they app
TIE contents Of the tru1k. iHe'uling =
sword, SASH, AID al Of Captain \ s militia
robe, even 60 the sDIlt-i hs-n re ~ BID
papers. and scattered thpm about he Vi
9benthey could DO nothing further. cHk thI
They proceeded through the village. d
the inhabitants 10 all kinds of outraQes An b
ties. sui plundering them Of everything
Dr.. Dlsmukes, Irving Anderson. and a nd
others, we're robbed Of their horses and a
which the mErsuders carried of a lsrse nj
They took their departure about P. II
leasing their prisoners, snd retired 70 Vld
miles from Msytisld. To this point during
the LincOlBites ran OUT force Of 1000 4
are still there.
Capt. Nelson returned to Nayfeld WI
afternoon 70 behold the evidences CT their
and rufhRaism- He seems to be an object 4
detestaIiOn to the Federals, who lulye sw
will hang him up 70 the first .ree, Il they 4
He will look 70 that.
On Wednesday night Capt Nelson. mi
probable they migdt return, and being I
company having been ordered fOFu ara 20
Green. left May field, and went out ID the \
Of Maj. Pryor, i've miles in the country, I
speSt he evening.
Twice during the night was the house
BY the blood thirsty villains, but he eIuia
and escaped into the garden upon their
which he was enabled 20 hear. BY the RI
th@ir sabrcs and the noise Of their horses
Mex morning Capt Nicely came up with /
mens OF hrs horse, and followed them
sight of their pickets near Viola. he dill
them as he had only thirty men; so thu
with their booty. We trust the day is n
they will no longer be permitted thus %
the country, upon marsu1ing expedition
cape with inpuaity. Memphis Appsal Do.
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rns vandn.sIn KsnIuL cay,

The announcement Of the burning Dc Ngyfel1, BY
the Ilncolnites which was tsltgrapiIel from Nash
vile and pu5lIshsi by the city pce l.. few days
since, proves 20 be incorrect We ms the pleasure
Of meeting yesterday with a J H. N5isPn, of b
Kentucky army, formerly Oi Nishy lll. VINO had
been in May since tue reported bIrnInZ. and
subsequently made very narrow es1aps from fall
ing INTO the enCmy's hands.
From hin we learn that Confederate force had
been occupying Maya for SONS time, but fell
buck about we K s'uce, Gnd enc3nP ID At MObley's
camp ground The Lincolai.es g.rrldg wind. sons
how, OF the evaCuIt,On Of tn place. pa Wednesday
morning. sent a detachment Of 3jJ dsYIlry from
Paducah, who arrived about daylight, and imnedi
ately placed guards around the villtgs. at every
point Of egress, VIII l. detail was male for the pur
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es upon loyal and gallant people which could new
er be repaired.
"We trust that all the available arms that can be
commanded will at once be sent to Knoxville, Brs-
toll and WytheVi0, to be put into the hands of fugi
tive Kentuckians csming in; and that ten or twenty
thousand reinforcements will be at once placed
along the line of the railroads, within call of Gen
ZoLLIC OFFER"
If the Government has not already acted upon
these suggestions and upon the entreaties, as we
learn, of our authorities, trust thatevery avail
able man and arm will be sent without delay. The
calamity that the whole Confederacy would suifer
from the discontinue of Gen. ZoLucoFFER would
be incalculable. Sc brave and capable commander
should not be left to contend with superior force
Of the enemy as is now said to be in front of him.
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CoNTENTs..EIRsT AND FoURTH PAGES.

CONTENTS-.EIRST AND FOURTH PAGES.
The Cheever and Greeley AbOIItIOnists
repudiaGed by England; Semi-SfEIcIal Ex-
plantations respecting the reported FecORs
milton OF the COnfedeFaIes by the spanish
Gratis ON the War in Acknowledgment OF
Lord WOGdhOuse; An Interested Hint
against Irish Emigration; The Mexican
Question; The British North AmerIcsn
Fleet.
Another Chapter in Yankee Vandalism
To the Ladies' OF Kentucky and Northern
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Becves and Pork for the

N-fOt IoT ElpcCt-t1solJ
TEHdE un'lsFsiznsd has been appointed A rsrtfrr
BssTes an n 0gs Tor the onf.dsrats States
uati9n,) and call IS reque-t ted q 81 aving
VIII Eisa to see our troops provided for liherai d
SEE currency or Confederate Notes ufll be "a d.
ninss & Gilkssn's, College street, near Church $
p
Agents Tor PuTChasIng EeeVeS
tOr the Confederate States
The following geltlsmsn sre areuts f,r purc,.li
BteSrs Tor tie Goa e RATS St4feE
M PENN btssr AMI samuel Tncm9tCn. v ISL
ii u James Of Gires county;
A Beate an samuel L e e. ia LBc1.n ccusf, /;
Ie-ly & GJzrn Cod-e count
flannel Eli son, 8 NTH c-unty;
Clcckett 4 Ramon, tbtheriorl uniys
} cha FrieIsjn, Mr .itx. B Wo- dsids MaurJ G
X Thomts, L " Barrett ana 7 81 Caldwell, u
z COlyar, frsnsiiu eOa u:
R03t Donaldson OVe-tOn GU q.
W : Ut.ty, Roser 500 C unity;
W x lac Sumner c3gn.y;
70 ert Davis and II Parks, Narshal count:
George Doup.edsY, James Co,e nan. o b JrutI
4 bert Bnghin, B Jo-nsJn and jane n Z
fercnt counties. IL n
&C S7-a DP
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Correspondence Of the Nasty lille Union and Am.rcsn
Successful SkirmfSh of Col. A IIiSOn ~ Tti
the E1emy.

CAVE CITY, Oct Is, 1861
EdijOrS Union and AmsricIn: Col. ALLISON, on the
evening of the 23l, took one hundred of the oath
regiment and seventy cavalry, under Capt. Hlgn-
TON, together with piece of artillery and started
for an encampment beyond GLASGOW. Major
WILLIAMS, with Capt. ElsLEYs and Capt DowsL's
companies and sixty cavalry under Captain BIFF1E.
started by different route to attack them at
different point. Both divisions came on them at
sunrise, routing them and scattering them in every
direction killing four and wounding twenty. Our
forces took fifteen prisoners, besides quantity of
arms, two stands Of colors, three or four drums
their camp equipage &c. An amusing little incident
was, that they had just cooked their breakfast when
the attack begua. Oar boys enjoy ed themselves
much in partaking of the beef steak and biscuit
prepared by the enemy. Their forces were estima-
ted by the prisoners to be from one to three hun
dred.
NO2e of our men were hurt. although the bullets
whistled smartly about them for little while. The
woods were thick and craggy that the cavalry
could not pursue them, and our infantry having
marched thirty miles, were too much fatigued to
follow them. -
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General orders..-Na.1o.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Na1h-,ll, IT, 0EeL a.

ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE
Nashville, Tenn, 25th Oct, 1861.
All companies battalions, and regiments in West
Tennessee desiring to enter the Confederate service
in obedience to the recent proclamation of the Com
Chief will rendezvous at Jackson, Trenton
or Colliersvile, they may desire Savannah ,Har-
din county is hereby established camp Of irstruc-
ton, where those who wish, from the surrounding
counties of Middle and Yves: Tennessee, will rem
dezUous.
Each company must have the minimun number
of men prescribed by law, and will not proceed to
encampment without such number.
Those who have arms, or can procure them,
without regard to their character will be expected
to take them into service.
The Confederate Q1artermaster and Commissary
of Memphis, Tenn, will be expected to furnish
transportation, tents, camp equjplge, subsistence,
&c. for all troops entering the service at the above
encampments. But to prevent mistake on this
point, it will be proper for the commandant of the
company, battalion or regiment, as the case may be
to ascertain certainly that said Confederate officers
will be able to supply them in the foregoing re-
spects before marching into encampment
The commanders or ranking officers at all the
encampments in the State, are hereby required to
report weekly to the Governor the Companies en-.
tering the service at their respective encampmeEts
or that have heretofore entered the service therea
in obedience to the proclamation aforesaid, the
strength Of each company, to what service it be
longs, whether cavalry, infantry, artillery, and
such other information as may be conceived to be
Of Importance to their organization and discipline
By command of Governor IsuAE G. HARRIS, Com
mander-in~ Chief. JAMES W. MCIiENEY,
Adjutant General.
Memphis appeal copy one week. oc,2S.Iw
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MErToAL BrREAU, WETsRs DEpl
Bowling 5rssn, ~ Oc-- -.
To NV Professional RFett

4 BEG leave g. ak favor II you. Many % ,
q gran, tt c=Ttiuly rome viii reiu-a. In /
m-n.s Flicl a-e nov oe NJ forn@i FOR the Crnf
krmy IN the West there IS a dercienry % sarEicki
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a SAINT 4 trf. uns uDplIsi mus stsruise uPsn tel
I our patriot soliiers Who are Eoundei b ttl
appeal 70 those % you who are not n egueut p 4
putat NJ, trephininz q q her Of the Ia-ssr ID
Forward hen to the Ned cal Purysy e her oerd
Tenn or q n Sc T. Fair prices viii b. all0wd
sucl instTu ueotB as may Be received. speak
[ kn5E wat their r=5p0nEs sill BE- I an very III
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MsdcI rector Wsstera BeF aitz. 4
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Z HAVI J15s red hssatiful piece Nulh
sb3Vs title, dedieztsd 70 the brave fenger
uem9rabie SO. Prise, SO cents
Also, ns- editions Of he p retto S1ng, 81
the outn. SO cents; Dixie all HI n, , rents; z
81 cent?; eoutlsrn Har.elI-iBe 5icenu; t. a
pei % Par, - GEMS; ms Flint ss-mbisUcs. a. G.
Belle Polks, ~ eel Is, Pride Of The 8 Ia Msz
Ninute Men. or Flag OF the snu,h-oy EIs Al
RSol lectisns Of Memphis, q "komsLEl, go
May others Of M own pub'isaii1B, E0ketIsr vi
lions Of all the Southern houses
Ali sent, post free, on Te-e'pt o. ths m 7rsed Of
Tor Drums All Bugl=s. tend 20 , Uni1l street
JAS A we'll RS, NJ o.
p. S.--In pres, and win he Q u ~ No e OH,
40 cents; CoJtsgs b. . sea, 3jctnis; L--sourx ~
All L ike GU kst.p, 49celts - q scur or -rs
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POrtrinnnir E0nrd.

FFyIE undt ri bed fsund a Portno-aie, IN The
house. on the rold Leading from Charlotte
ah1lt - mile. from Charlotte, containing nc
Va liable papers, amo1g them uote payable 90
Tlon - Goes for i900tO The owner car g, III
hY spplyinE 10 ne It residence ear UhaI Do e
tia. I is bis ard paying ehsrgss III 2jts Octobe
Cct29-dlw ". "
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FFVHE 0rduR7ce Dspsr -msnt. Confs'efzte q I
thut,-avs cents -er pound for all saltpsfrsl
fore ths brIt OF Hesruzry ls62 a. an o. TIE 2
Captain " g Gill, AS usts, Ca; G WayuaT, /
Kseysr, Moats oDe-y, AlAbans: Lisst n n WTig
Tenn; Ca tain " r Start, Memphis, Ts7rs sad
ner Military Store Ks5psr, Litt's Rex AK,
acad, Va. GORaAS, Li'u'ea1t
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PROCLAMATION
IsHAm g. HARRI

Governor Of the state OF Tel
To The Shsrifs Of he COll7tiss Of Wayns,
HickmR. Perry. D5cGtT, McA1.Ty d
IN 81 4 tGts-GREETING
ETOU sre hereby coHmaldsd to open and holl5
all the places q boiling elections in volr ri
ties On the 3oth day q November next. Err hay
notice required By las, for the ehe.ion OF Juiys
sud cisl CIrc1i Of said staie to nj The vacancy
he resign.t on Of iiah Wl1sr. AID dus Teiurn
to me According 20 az
IN testimony whereof I have here no
} and caused he greet seal q sad Ss1te -
Nashville. the 2cth day Of October Sif.
- ~ the Governor: I5aAN ca
J.ER. RAJ, Secretary q SAFE. t0c ,
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Wanted Iu,maaiarcly

A HALF zen Irrisrs ard 7inshsrs Cglod .
hnd constant sPiOy msut At s5Oi Esgss. y
On = 20 ,. lORNE a
t20 DIV Atlanta fsnIsry, Al
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To RIackSmifhs.

TTyHE Q1srtsrmas'er's D'pA-tnsnt eesires 70 e
responsible parties for Tia MAJ asturs AL
Horse shoes and Horse shoe NJ
B'acksn tbs outside o. Nasivil are partcul e.
make pr1Po,a'B AppytO O. " CUNNING
October ., '6l-d3F Assistant Q AL
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A Card.

WNCHEsTER, Oct. % 1861.
EDITORS UNION AND AHgRC1N-G Gems: Indisposi,
ton, which threatens serious illness, ccmpels me to
withdraw from the race for Congress IN the 81 dis
rict. After starting to the upper counties of the
district l was attacked and am now confined at
home, threatened with Pneumonia. Being almost
entirely unacquainted in the upper counties, and
having yielded to the wishes Of my friends and
agreed to become a candidate with the understand
ing that should visit those counties, and being
unable to do SO in consequence of sickness, feel
justified in Withdrawing from thu contest.
Ny unsolicited nomination by portion of the
people of my county, most of whom In former days
had differed with me in polite; and its endorse
ment, 10 that portion of the district whsre am &C
quanted, by the people, as far as am able to Judge
amounting almost to unanimity, in this time Of
peril is mark of conf lence that might fIt;er sae
vanity of one much more deserving than myself
To my friends who have thus manifested such con-
flence, can but return my most grateful &C
Acknowledgements, assuring them that my highest am.
bitiOn is to be worthy of such confidence.
The Winchester lime Journal Sequatchie Herald
Gazette and Advertiser Cleveland BGunsr, and Athens
Post will please copy. a. S. CoLYAR.
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ID FlJsr.rE Iii !. B=sIOf reLrsHces Fryen n
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R AnA rOLLaRs in American doI1 Tor sal
OBa5ts sIis urc as rs A-drsss
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81 clLcd Oais yynnfe !
Geld f0rsaIe

FgyuE hi hest price Will Re Paid for o1eth,u
slelled cats, y II
tctJrtr div Corner Church AMI MAJ
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OsI.

Z HAVE les. Blsek Mantle Cysroost about ~
sHY person ShO may b. in possession Of tie sal
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% ElIRadler-EeneraI.

eve sre R1tnrr sei 70 announce 10. ". HORTJN
dsts Tor Gems al of the 10Th BTsde. eamrris ng the
Daviiscu, Dicssou, snD = pOFtstR o: Chatham
Election November III, prc1.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

OF GEORGIA.
TENNESSEE ELECTORAL TICKER
For the STATE at Large.
ROBERT G. FOSTER, Sd, of Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE, of Blount.
For the Districts.
Jet District-F NJ FULKERsoN, of Hawkins.
I'd 4" VIM G. MCADoO of Knox.
Sd w L. EAKIN, of Monroe.
4th SD Rowan, of Warren.
9Th " JOHN +. DOAK, of Wilson.
9th GEO. w. BUCHANAN, of Bedford.
7th LOCUS J. Polk of Maury.
Sth G. A. WASHINGTON, of Robertson.
9th 4" B. F. LAMB, of Henry.
10th RoBT HURT, OF Madison.
llth JOS. X. MoSBY. of FaYette.
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The SEABOARD.-The feet of Federal ships which
recently appeared in Hampton Roads and occasion>
ed specuatioDs of attempted landing on the Pen
insu!a, has sailed Southwark, and will doubtless
soon be heard of at some point on the Atlantic
coast. The preparations for this expedition have
been on a gigantic scale but our present belief is
that the move is one in which the enemy will be eff
fectualy heckmated.-Richmoad Dispatch Oct 20.
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THIS POToMAC BLoCKADE-OfIiciali intelligence was
received last eveutng, that the Potomac is efsctu
or down, for the lasttwO days Richmond Dispatch
oct. 20.
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OF MISSISSIPPI.

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,