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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

MAuoE CoUSTy, ARKANSAS, CoTToN-Ths
Sdmiral yesterday brought in eight bales Of
cotton, the first cotton raised in Marion county
Ark It was grown on the plantation Of Col
| b. D. Csssr.
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IUENITURE SALE-The public are invited
to be at he Arcade bis morning at 10 O'Clock,
as the rich furniture sale offers great induce
neats to purchasers. We are told The assert
msnt is very superior.
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STEALING A WATcH.-Mike Kelly was sent
to the changing yesterday for a m-isismeanoTs
bot the grand jury aftsrward found true bill
against him fer stealing a watch Al ths corner
Of Center alley and Winchester street, and be
was rnmmilt,d fnr trial
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ArFORBNe INSTANT RELEEF

THIs uEIWEET. unlike rdinsy
perfectly transparent uqud-TA PC -
81 ne most deiieats ineiviluaA kh3 -
- iossi srr5esfi-r ever of-red ia fHf patiic. ~
roEcrfui penfutunE anH iurs ufapt D. e. fF5
EhsumEusm, Eeurtuh-aHi pain Of rTfV luAn
Em sale by ward q kuCiodsndana oazras
30 sale oniy bT
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Prem the Examiner, Esrfslk, Va.
They have been tested in mere taan q Esonssnd ease.
WITH entire suoosss.
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Prom the Examiner, EorfOnk, Va.
Cephaiie Pills accomplish the sblest fer which the
were made, viz Cure Of Headache in all It's forms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

LIQUoRs--We call the attention OF those
wanting liquors, tobacco, cigars, etc, to the
advertisement in our Paper-also 10 be on hand
IN due tine at the Arcade-as Caycs says
The place to trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

We ave On a5stee IN or PD7r5E eiLLEaT g~g e@s T@@ e o. g nc e f5
aness M upsara ah fs
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IRON the Advsrtll or. P~rovidenss, RI.

II you are, or have hsea trouslsd with the Headaet
send for a box (CePhalie Pills., 80 hat ysu may Ia
them in ease Of an attack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

To Planters and Gardeners.
TNTE hsrr % hard rhoui 800 bris ID SUPER
W PHOSPHATE or III whlch sH r-ecmnerded
a. fhs best standard mzuurc IN tae United sfzfes- Ger
rfeafes farnished unsn eppheatisn. faoe - per 100
rlulds-
We have also q Dot Of LAND PLASrER OF hand fr
y. HoWARn a CO..
-n ~ un-mH~rm
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For TaN-CoEEecfOT.
I0HN H. uOWfN o. q csudi late TT reelection 8
&C o. q TsE-Conector. Esecloa on The 500 q
anle mr21-te
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From the western K. R. Gazette, ChieaEa, III.
We heartily indorse Mr.. s~raldias, and bis u%ariVli
cePhhlie Pills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

nTEEcroEs:
3 Eas S e. Dunsoomb,
Entamsn, c. Deioadh,
A. c. Trsasueu.
v 3. ROSS, Presissut.
- HoLHEs, srcetary. uySl-Iy
See advertisement OF Ward & McCiei-
lass. Wholesale and retail B~rr-EIsis, IFS and III Mass
street. ssasits Worrsrn house. Es
See ?. H. Clark & Co.'S column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

SIDNEY Y. WATSON,
JN0. o. GREEELAW,
r. NJ. KIRBY.
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For Recorder.
W are aul1urizsf % auunuuca s a. M0ORE a. 1
andidlis for Recorder q ne eusuiug eiecioa ia June
urlT 1ss
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From ths Kanawba Valley Star, Knnawhs. Va.
We are sure That persons suffering with the Headache
who try them, will stick 10 then.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

The Cephalie Pills are aid 10 be q remarksbiy sdee
tive remedy FOR the Headache, sad enc Of TIE very bsa
for that very frequent complaint Vhish has ever bee
discovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20

Fer HnaEfEnRsfeF.
F. EEN. H. ArEIE&E g. ~cansiiats for the 0a-F o
WE1rf-uaster- Eertion eIth o. gune mrr0 %
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G. &. ATKINSON,

Fer Wharfmaster.
We are EmhGrEec D. anuounce ". C. ANDERSON
as candidate Tor ne o1rs 81 VIA fnAster, a. the FL
auinE election. z0h June. mr2f-tds
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Ser Wharfnasrer.
THoa- r. WILLIAMS h a eandidats Cor wharf.
M.-.r- E-rr--.u 81 Tnrralar b Lun. 1871
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oount or on AEEAEfAs-" - and
y as pasmeus 2 az. nuu,seriHg one in1ot -
e-ias 1900 ~ sris~ here from ArFsn
~ en- b tom seufess to Gen. Brsse-
street. opos.is casft and Travelled here y i.r q
Rrzi a~ Re determined to psruel
akFort Plrtens, wheibef zen
T he fsr.r,nor 70 thsss brave spa
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NENraIs oorroN ouorArIoNs.

"~|'TT"I ~ 2 ~
COTrON-Bui few buyers we're IN attendance yestsr-
day. and The sales wsrs rrail limited 70 80 bales at
~irreEu.sr and generally lover prices. We zow give As
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TWOLEAsEs ZOE SALE.

FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES
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For WhaFfDaEter.
rOBIAs WOLFE BE- e csnciaate FOR Ehsrfmansr
Usztion scth June. HrTs-td
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o. Fer war news by telegraph, see ssoonl
page.
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For WharfWaster.
HGE &. BfS6HEH j. q csndifats for wharf
assrsr 81 ne slsniur June eisc ton. apIl-ts
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Nashville, osnA.. February 9. Hei.
Mr.. spalding-Bir:
I hsvs tried your siphalis Pills, and ! NJ then 20
yell that I want you to send me tso dollars worth mere.
Part or these sre for hs n~eiskssrs, v WhOm I gavs .
few oct ef the hrst box Z get fren yoH.
Send the Pills by mail, and obiiEs
Ysur obit servant,
JAMEs KENNEDY.
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Eatal Xla!ars.
sa.uraay morainE. A0Ti 20. isol.
Oal'e-7IRioR Street, Cor. Front Alley
MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.

ARaTvE. DEPART.
AFFe-s.-ss.s..-a 20 A. u......s.--.buo A. M.
4l pfea-.---.-..-eNo M-.-.-.-..fsm P. e.
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WATCHES JEVELRY, DiNOlD6, MFERWiRB

SILVER PLATED GOODS.
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From the 81. Leais Democrat.
me immense demand for tSe article tcsphalio PM
Is rapidly Increasing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-20
M1Lean,a CordiaI-

ssla in Memphis by all rs,pon'iDle druggists.
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Ypsiisah, Mica. Jaausry IA, 1851,
M. spaldinr

Not long sinoe 7 seat 20 yea Tor = Rex 81 sephalie Pills
for The cure Of the NerVsus HeAdashe sud eostiVeneu.
and received the sane, ana they had 20 ossS ~ eSeef
hdf tCGs induced 10 send for Esrs.
Please send - retum mail. Birsst 70
A. R. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Hiohs
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From the Southern Path FINDER, New orleans, La.
Try themi yea that are afletsd. and we are sure thst
your testimcay san be added 10 the already numerous
list that has received dement's that no stAsr medicine
san produce.
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2 - uallNIn4 u ? IhIrtY-
Of ten feet in length.
70 zS Of the ChaHsstoa
petni knce tie casting Of
fae Ps there have every
~expianat5
- - -. -
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Respectfully, wM. I. LuSDY.
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Prem the Advertiser, Prsvissnss, I, I.
Ths testimony in their favor is strsag, from ne most
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HELENA, April 19.-Our county court bous
was burned last night. Total lnsa
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For MayOl

p ,. y. q - -.
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Prem the e~aEsts. Davenport, lows
Hr. spaldinE would not senueet his zsme with an AZ.
iole he did not know to possess real merit.
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CLARK, GREGORY s. CO.,
Sole FIlprIalr-. El-hrIIT. rsur-
Fer sale BY b.. G. ChTCE & SCEs
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For Chief of Police.
W are aufhorirez % aruouure HEN G. GkRHFrT
UEean1date Cor re-eleeticn 10 ire o-re q CHEZ Of p,
ne 81 the erection 10 June usrt. m-ffes
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Rsynsldsburg, Franklin county, 0hio,
January 9, 1851.
Henry C. s~palding,
Mo- - Cedar st., N. 7.
Dear SIR
Enclosed hHd twenty-five sentS as, for which ssAd
box Of cephAlis Pills. Send to address Il Rev. Wa. g.
Filler. ReynoldiburE, Franklin osu7ty, ohiS.
FoHT PHs w0rk IKE G e~AsrH-eare headache
aliHotf t~asfaHfsr.
Truly yeurs,
VIZ. c. RILLKR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
D.sno,tsm Overlapping Itself.

The Jacobins are carrying things with high
hand and are rapidly developing to the country and
the world the natural results of their cou Sc These
are bepinnihg to be so extraordinary and alarming
,l.+ aven the supporters of the war, who have not
zone stark mad, are pausing and exhibiting signs of
.s,;venass and uneasiness, to use no stronger ex-
pressiops, The Boston Courier, a paper that sup
norts the war against the South, has an article en-
titled Mischief Brewing" which reads as follows;
Tho conflict in New York between the State au-
,horities and the Union Defense Committee is
ono az the worst symptoms of the times as yet wit
messed The latter, self-constituted body, have
been undertaking to raise volunteer regiments and
Spparently acting in all their proceedings not only
independently Of the State government, but IN oP'
position TO it. The New York papers charge upon
them .iobbing of the worst kind; and whether this
he true or not or to what extent it s PLAIN that no
irresponsible power should be exercised by any
body of men, under any name or pretense whatever.
There is no safety for US unless the operations OF
the Government are carried on in the regular chan
Dels and in conformity with the requirements OF
Iow IL ia vain TO say that necessity supercedes
law This is the tyrants plea, and the allowance
~ il plunees US at once into the abyss Of anarchy
Speaking of the late monstrous proceedings OF
tho LINCOLN despotsm, in Selling private telegraPhc
desnatches, the Courier says
1t was the Star Chamber, which has not left q
good name that was notorious for making lnqulsl
non into the ryate papers of British subjects. by
ms nrocees Alqeruon Sydney suffered. The Star
Chamber has been odious for centuries, even under
a monarchy which is now free, and IN which the
subject NAV write and say what he pieases. Be
Sides by the English law, as long construed papers
not published cannot be used as evidence OF treason
The law in this country is so well guarded, on I'M
subject IN order TO protect the freedom OF the cru
zen, that only open and desperate traitors can d.
made amenable under it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FnR PREVsTR DISEASES

ACE@S DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
&GA-<sS0 four years of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention tbs treatment of diseases for
thirty yerrs himself having attended ctce fer
many years. and many thousands he is enaed to
all diseases of private nauTe matter how ba they be
from uudcous medical treatment or from neglect OF their
DR.. Kings Pensary is No. % DeadTck street. between Cherry
and all diseases Of privats nature
GoNoRzA cured without naueous medicine Interference
from business
STRUCTURES old recent date eectually cured in few
dsys BY an operation pain. Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermnes the constitution 50 much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skn growing out
Iect or bad cured IN few days.
SEMINAL particular attention having been given to
this disease all the consequences growing ot brought
on In MANY cases by destructive AapS of nconsdeate
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine consttuon rendering the subject
1T society, and causing premature old
Females who be sbOrng with any difficulty OF the Womb
may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and their case with
fee enclosed directed A. King No %, Deadrck street,
Nashville Tenn will La ehe Necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Office
hours O'Clock in the morning untilSin the evening"
nay23 le59-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
nav OF Fa.tIur and Prayer.

A meeting of the pastors and ministers of the
various Churches in Nashville having been called
at the Baptist Church, five o'clock r NJ, Thursday
9TH inst, there were present Revs Howell, Sum
mera Campbell, Doris, Stiff, HarVell, Goodet, and
McTyeire.
On mLtion DR. Howell was called to the chair
and H. n. McTyeire was appointed Secretary
PRAYER by Rev. J. P. Campbell.
Dr. Summers offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas, in view of the perilous times which
our country has fallen, the President of the Coned-
crate States has appointed Thursday next, June 49,
as day of fasting and prayer; therefore,
Resolved, That we, pastors and ministers of Nash
vile and its vicinity, respond cordially to the call
of the President, and will do all in our power to
further the ends contemplated by the appointment
of this soemnity.
Resolved That we will conduct suitable service
in our respective churches the day in question,
giving due notice of the same from our pulpits on
next Sunday.
Resolved, That we earnestly desire and affection
atey invite all our fellow-citizens to unite in the
observance of this solemn fast.
Resolved, That in case the vote Of the people Of
Tennessee should be adverse to Separation" and
Representation On tomorrow, any of US will feel
at liberty to dispense with public services on the
day in question.
RESOLVED That the foregoing preamble and reso-
lutions be published in all the city papers.
After consultation the above preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted, and their publ
cation requested in the city papers.
r. 3. c. HOWELL, Chm.
c.
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oaae, patton Robertson.

Gen. BATE writes to friend of this city relative
TO the engagement at Acquia Greek, of this gallant
Tennessean, as follows young PATTON ROBERTSON,
Cson of A. B. RoBERTsoN, of this city) attached to
the Sumner Legion as Drill Master, distinguished
himself. got LYNCH Dead Sea LYNcH) to put HIM
TO one of his guns--a rife cannon. He showed
skill, courage and energy. He must have COM.
mission, but he must not leave me yet intend
sending his father shell which passed over his
battery and fell without exploding, close to hln.
He struck the Pawnee with his rife cannon several
tunes He is a modest, gallant boy, and any State
may be proud Of such He is quite ahero In camp.
Your friend, VIZ. b. BATE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. June S.-A dispatch dated Louisville
May Is, conveys the impression that packages for
the Confederate States are opened and inspected Al
Louisville by Adams Express Company This is q
mistake. The Louisville Office of this Company has
in no respect deyisted from the customary regula
tons-taking whatever Is offered for points South
The outrsges alluded to occurred north of the Ohio
river, and only under legal compuIsion. The Adams
Express Company at Louisville take letters for sc
ceded States enclosed in United States envelopes at
rs cents the Company accounting to the Conieder-
ates for their postage Letters destined North from
the seeded States, when enclosed in United States
envelopes, are forwarded the sender accounting TO
the Confederates for postage
The drayages in this city, this week, amount to
nearly $4,000. The city draymen cut the farmers
and abused the mules of the country wagoners, who
are running in opposition to them, out of which a
fight arose at Burk's, IA miles out
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Money Matters in New York.

| The New York journal of Commerce Of the 5th
says:
1t is very difficult to describe the changes in this
market, without giving such particulars we have
not been accustomed to include in our report There
Is very little business paper pressing for SALE and
there are select signatures which would be taken
in the street at seven per cent UndOubted single
names, when sold to capitalists, mostly taken
Gals per cent; but notice some sales (probsbly
to the drawers themselues) of single names high
as 4a5 per cent per MONTH Thus, in one instance,
we note of Less than six hundred dollars yield
Ing discount of sls5, and yet the signature was
considered very good When, therefore, we report
the market "heavy and unsettled, y we do not
convey, perhaps to distant readers, all that these
words imply.
The failures WHICH take place from day to day
| IRE now chiefly among the smaller houses whose
paper is seldom seen upon the street. The grocers
have been very little cornered, for three reasons
They sell shorter credit: and therefore had much
less outstanding after collections cut on, they
sell necessaries more than uxuries, and their Gus
toners must pay up In order to renew the trade
and for this reason the supplies they furnish CON
tinue in demand, and their business has not been
wholly suspended, in other classes of trade. The
dry goods dealers are about through with their
| heaviest payments. After the middle of June they
will have few obligations maturing until fall, and
those who have stood up under the pressure until
that date will have no occasion for trouble until
another season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
stewart County Volunteers.

DOVER, Tenn, June o, 1851.
EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN In giving list OF
companies at GAINESVILLE, you put down three com
panIes from Stewart county, tO-wit: Capt. BUCK
NER's, Capt. BRANDoS's, and Capt, W. E. LOVES, as
being mustered into service by Col. QUARLEs al
Gainesville and gave Montgomery county all the
glory. when the truth is, that BUCKNER s. BRANDoSs
and W. f. LOVES companies Stewart county
companies, and were mustered into service at Camp
Donelson, near Dover, by Gen. DoNELsOS several
days before they were ordered to GAINESVILLE.
There is no need of giving Montgomery county
"Olr glory She has enough of her own Let old
Stewart have her own expect no more. This
county has already sent the three fine companies
above named. and others are being made up Capt
Lucas fine company has number of our boys in
it, besides number that joined the GAINESVILLE COM
panies before our people moved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
The Fir.tCharIestou Prize

We learn on direct and reliable authority that o
valuable prize has been secured by the Privstee
kdUanzldh, which left this port few days ago be
tween the bars of the Lincoln blockade.
This prize was the brig Joseph, of Portland, Me
from Havana, for Philadelphia, with a cargo of SUI
gar, valued at $4,000, and was taken into George
town. South Carolina, in mastery style.
Soon after this achievement the Privateer engaged
the attention of Lncolnite cruiser at a distance
and chase began. At our last information there
was good reason TO believe that the Privateer, hav
ing the advantages of approaching night thorough
acquaintance with the coast and soundings, a ligh
draft and good pair of heels, getting decided
" the better of the chase.
We hope soon to be able to congratulate the gal
liant Captain and crew, and to report a sweeteninl
for the market Charleston Courier, ,Jl1le, 6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
BY TELEGRAPH.

CAUToN.-An the telegrsphic dispatches from
New York, Washington City, &C., are supervised BY
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
70 be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore sll
are to be rece we'd with great allowance. Thsy ex-
agerate oqainst the South and for the North
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June s.-Active preparations for a
grand march are going on.
The plans at Harpers Ferry are gradually
developing. Point of Rocks is threatened from
Frederick.
Davis and Beauregard are expected at Harper's
Ferry Wednesday.
1t is believed that Davis will soon take command.
The troops at Harper's Ferry are in the best
spirits and say if it is surrendered the world will
see another Thermopyla.
Arrivals at Richmond from the South average
1900 daily and are Immediately forwarded to Ma
nassas Junction and Norfolk
1t is rumOred that the Pawnee vas run aground
to save her from sinking from injuries received at
AQuis Creek.
Two Of the Harriet Lanes men will die from
Pig Point pills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09

From CAIRo-ARREsTsO OF SOUTHERN SYNPATHIsERs-
The TRooPs WoN'T STAND IT FOR THREE YEARs.-The
Cairo correspondent of the Chicago Times says
there are 600 soldiers in that vicinity. Col Pren>
tss appealed to the 'three months volunteers" to
stand their country for three years; but q great
number declined. They won't lend themselves to
the ambitious purposes of Lincoln. Orders of ar
rest for half Of leading Democratic politi-
clans in Southern Illinois have been issued-Lolds-
rifle Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09
Advantage OF the Observation-Disclosures
riIIa Warfare.
Correspondence of the New York Times

O0IFtsPOlu5Hue OF '15 INV TUX 1ILlas
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The great want of the gov
eminent now is rifed cannon. For the want of this
efficient weapon the vessels that attacked the bat
teries at Aqua Greek were twice repulsed, and
finally forced virtually to give up the capture OF
the position. In this respect the rebels have US at
an advantage, and until the Government remedies
this defectit cannot cope even handed with the re-
bel batteries.
1t is ascertained that the rebel leaders have Gauss
ed it to be understood by their troops that for the
next two months they will carry on guerilla war.
fare, themselves avoiding general combat. Their
latest date fixed for driving the Northern hordes
from the soil of Virginia, and the capture of Wash
ington, is the first of August This time is chosen
because at that date the term of service of the
three menths levies will expire and the rebels cal
culate that at that time the Government will be
Nrifhnrt frnnns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-09

NEW foRK, June ga special dispatch to tia
7ri0sns Develops the prOEramme FOR the Wheeling
eminent for Virginia. declare Ia%cho- jo-nl
point new Governor, and declare Eastern Tiryini.
in instruction, and call for aid to onelr bsr. 20
elect United States Senator's and perform ali the
functions for the whole State.
letter from Fremont says the Confederate Cam
missioners have succeeded in purchasing two steam
ers, which will shortly sail in ballast under the
British flag and register.