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A Characteristic Scene Among PhiIadei-
phia Volunteers.


A Characteristic Scene Among PhiIadei-
phIa Volunteers.
The Phlladelphia papers record some disgraceful
scenes which occurred the 18th inst in that city
between many Of the volunteers attached to the
regiment Of Colonel SMALL. They were assembled
in the morning in Washington square, preparatory
to their departure for Washington One of the ac-
counts says:
At an early hour many of the men were In liquor
and began to create trouble. An immense crowd
assembled around the square, hanging to the rail-
nrs and seeking every available spot from which 10
view the soldiers. Towards II O'Clock the guards
were removed from the gates and the friends and
relatives of the soldiers ware allowed admission,
and soon the square was thronged to overhowing.
By this time large portion of the soldiers had ap-
piled themselves industriousy to their eanteens aud
the scene was alike disgraceful to the men and those
who had furnished the liquor. Most OF the ofncers
seemed to have lost all control OF their men, and al
lowed themselves to be treated with indignlty Ger
oeants who ATTEMPTED to interfere with the antics
of drunken men, were unceremoniousy slapped IN
the face and finally the soldiers got fighting among
themselves Revolvers were drawn and bayonets
used against the breasts of soldiers, and for little
while it was feared that IN the confusion innocent
parties, women. and children would be injured.
One soldier had bayonet thrust into his stomach,
and but for the interference of bystanders, dan
gerous wound would have been inflicted
When the regiment was about to move from the
square, guards were placed at the gates TO prevent
any further admissions and to facilitate the egress
of the civilians inside. In many cases these guards
were under the influence of liquor, and their rough
usage of the crowd called down upon their heads
many imprecations, 1t was a subject of general
regret that body of men like that OF which this
regiment is composed, should have allowed them
selves thus to give way to too free indulgence in
liquor The material of the regiment is good but
the officers do not seem to have proper control
The crowd became so great in and around the
square about three o'clock, that several companies
were marched up Walnut street for the purpose Of
creating the idea that the whole force intended to
march to the depot and thus relieve the square OF
the throng. After going several squares the COM
panies returned, and of course the crowd Win
them. The effect of this maneuvre was 70 cause
about one hundred of the troops to leave the ranks
during the march, the men complaining that t1ey
were overcome with the heat. Telegraphle als-
patches were then sent to all the stationh0uses' Of
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OyertOn Rides.

This Company OrEanEsa, and wishes fcr ~
received.
II VIII be an CcNPASY, and he Captain psgss
himself Il the best equipped unfOEml sS1paay
the stste. ..Hr..s
n FOR fun Information, OAll
b. K PECK, Sec'y pro tn,
coonass Building, corner Cherry aad Deasrek srss.s
NASHVILLE, Tenn. June II-ln
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WAR NOTICE.

ER0N and after this date, will an osdsrs cor nny a.
Serption OF Goods, uness aceempanied th TIE csah.
Being obgsd pay every rsics purchasr
fnds and the public generally VIII st nscsy
Of this part Our Grocerea and Coma
fall and we'll assorted, Oaah Dealers TN
nad our House the place 70 purchase L.
THOMPSON, sPKRRY 4 CO.,
sDlen-tf 70 81 Trrssf strsst.
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OBJ 9asbbiIIs Onion aah 5usrisan
Dally IS; Trl-woekly s5; weekly Sc.
Rates OF AavertIslng.
RENEWABLE ar PLRAsuRH.

One Square, year. s3-Each additional Square, SI0
dyertfsers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged tor the excess.
r II THE WEEKLY.
oE DOLLAR per Square for the nrs FHTT cTs FOR each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements Published in both the Daily and Weekly, vii
echarged the full daily rates with onshaf the weekly rate
added.
tnssrsioa.
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NOTICE TO NHIPPERs
ELECTION NOTICE

ELECT1ON NOIlCE
N the 9th day Of june 1861 will opeE and hold cleo
ton for the purpose Of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence and Ordinance ssong the Federal Rela
the Tennessee and the United States Amer
and also can Ordinance for the adoption the Con
suton Of the Provisional Cover Of the Confederate
States of America according to the requirements Of Act
passed May the 9th, 1861.
The oonsables each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election.
mayI7td 50aN K. EDMUNDsoN, Sheriff.
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BACHELOR; By JDo. 7. Irving. nephew ofsrWAun.
ingtOn Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence of John
ouO& By the authsF-
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS,
from the dssih q Wlan tas ssnt he sTsol sfDori,
with fail visw o. ne Ensis Dutch struggle sslna sbsis,
End the origin and dssznssn of he sAnizh rm,sA- ~
John L0thnass llotsszs IL D, DL5.szd aaEhar q =
sDatch Rspable."
Just received and for ssls b.
p HAakH 4 CO.
uar5-a dgoIIsrs slEssl
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Later from rew rrexIee.

| The Santa Fe Gazette, of May 25, says:
The long continued drouth of this season foreshad
ows anything but bountiful ylied for New Mexict
at the coming harvest Complaints in reference to
the want Of rain and water reach Us from nearly
every section Of the Territory In many localities
the rancheros have rot yet been able to plant their
crops What seed have been put in the ground give
no signs of vegetation except in localities adjacent
TO the larger streams where the supply Of water
for irrigation seldom or never fails
In consequence of the exceedingly short yield q
the last two years, corn, beans, and flour are at
this time selling at almost fabulous prices-prices
which place them beyond the reach of the poor. If
there should, unfortunately be another failure this
season, our people will have all the sutferDgs at
tendant upon fauines to endure, and if liberal
sstance be not obtained from abroad the condition
of thousands win be truly lamentable.
The Gazette publishes the terms of truce made by
COL Collins U. S. Superintendent of Indian Affairs
the 18th Of May, with the chiefs of the hostile
Camanches at Alamo Gordo, as follows:
The chiefs Of the Camanches met this 18th day of
May, 1861 in council with the United States officers
at Alamo GordO, do each and all agree to comply
with and carry out the following conditions, and
also those comprised in the treaty with the repre-
sentatives of the Camanche nation made recently at
Fort Wise-for the sake Of peace-and on the con-
dltlon that more formal treaty be made with US
BY the United States at tae end ninety days, we
having in all respects conformed with the agree
l. We will discontinue all depredations upon the
property and lives of the people of the United
States, of this Territory of Kansas of Texas and Of
all others entitled to the protection Of the Govern
ment.
2. We Will promptly punish any of our men who
may do injury to the people or property of those
entitled to the protection of the United States and
restore or make compensation for the came Is far
possible.
3. We will leave the settlements, and when we de-
sire to trade talk to the authorities we viii 90
to Fort Union or to such place shall be designa-
ted by the proper authorities.
f. We will not permit the mails or trains to be
molested by our people; and will keep our men
away frem those roads.
We will in all respects act in a friendly manner
towards all the people entitled to the protection of
the United States.
The officers present ia council do promise the
chiefs that they viii be met by the officers Of the
United States Government at the end of ninety days.
at some place to be hereafter designated, for the
purpose of making treaty of peace.
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Nashville and Chattanooga RaII-
road Company.
SUPERRTKNDRETs 0FFIcK,
Nashville, Tenn, April 80, 1851
To Whom this May Concern.
TEJHE Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
IL transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company, all Volunteer Companies, Supplies, and
Munitions of War intended for the defence Of the
Commanding will required the Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the of and tom
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition viii applytO Individuals confined
to organized com panies.
mayE- BP&s E.W. COLE, supt.
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To Make Geod BIscuft.

Take one quart of good -four, one teaspoonful of
salt and sweet lard the size of large hen egg; mix
and wet up with cold water to q tough dough.
Have poplar or any smooth grain wood to beat
the dough on, two feet square and four or five in
ches thick; beat it with the side or large end of
smoothing iren (at iron) until blisters arise when
struck with the iron. The more it is beat the bet
ter for in that lays Of the great secrets of bis
cult making Make into biscuit, shape with the
hand, and bake slow until done; if too hard when
DONE add little more lard next time. The biscuit
will be properly made when white in the inside
brittle, and have increased in thickness. If this is
not the ease, and they do not raise third the
dough size, by baking, they are improperly made.
Try again and beat the dough more. II is Of great
Importance not to have the dough too soft
These biscuits will keep month or more in the
heat of summer When L go to the springs IN the
summer, take lot of these biscuit with me, as /
do not expect to eat biscuit made at every place
l may stop. They are light, easy to digest, and
feed the sick on them at home, by crumbling them
up and pouring on hot coffee or tea. Mothers and
sisters having SONS and brothers in the army, can
send them an occasional keg of biscuits with
safety.
For home use butter and sweet milk may be sub
stituted for lard and water by adding double the
size of butter, one half of the best butter
is whey, as ] have repeatedly tested. Soda and
saleratas should never be used in biscuit making
the human stomach being an inappropriate soap
kettle. AECKLESBURG.
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"Gentlsnen-Yo did me the honor on the 4th inst.
to treat Of the hostilities which have commenced
between the two sections OrGctiOnS) Of the old
anciei,ae) American Union, and the first measures
which have been their consequence. You next ex>
press the hope that efcacious measures may be Ia
ken by the Imperial Government 10 guarantee
the important interests of French commerce in
those waters. These interests have, as you expec-
ted, been the object of all my sOlicitude. l have
been in communication with my two colleagues, the
Ministers of Foreign Affairs and of the Navy, and
measures have been taken that French commerce,
in its operations with the United States, sustain no
injury. am, &c, T. ReUHER."
We call particular attention to the interval be-
tween the date of the letter of the Hayre Chamber
of Commerce and the Minister'S reply. In this in
terval he saw our Commissioners. We likewise in
vite our readers attention to the significant phrase
"old American Union;" evidently the French Gov
ernment regards it as thing that lods. Recogni-
ton of us will follow. Our private letters IN
form US the French Government sent the last week
in May, a steam frigate, or steam corvette, and
steam brig to reinforce their squadron in our Gulf
and three additional steam frgates were to sail ear
ly in June.-NeIo Orleans PicGyule.
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,DMRcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,

,DmRcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
ache, &c.
TWyHKRE has never CATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious screohs, Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from stomAch In fact they the only Pills that should
be used IN malarious destricts.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in The Stomach or
Bowels though active ard searching in their operatoR
promoting healthy seetons fthe Liver and Kidneys Who
BiioLsness, Headache and Foul Stomach when
90 cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours days.
and months Of Sickness ASK for Dr. j. h McLeans UnVer
Pills Take other Being coated they asteess Price
only Is box, and be sent by mail to part Of
the United States
II. MeLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER'

NUK ECE IU ShUCA EhUK1DA AAhSs
meeting Of Directors Of the Tennessee and
"a Alabama Railroad Company, their Offices in franklin
the ID day of April, 1861 call the unpaid subscriptions
to the capital Company ordered be paid to
the Treasurer his Office in Franklin as follows, to wit;
Two dollars to be paid on the first Monday IN June
1861.
Two dollars per share paid the h.st Monday July
1861.
Two dollars per share paid the first Monday in
Aug, 1861.
Two dollars per hare to be paid the first Monday In Sep
tember, l6f,.
Two dollars per share paid first MOhday in oc
tober, 1861.
Two dollars per shares to paid the first Monday in Novem
Der, 1861. L. II. BRADLEY,
pII0-2m Secretary
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RJ.B. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
chest External in the World for Man or


Beast.
YUNHOUsANDs II human beings haveb saved life Of de-
and misery, by the Of this invauRbs Lni
nent. It resvs PAIN almost instsntanesU5ly, and il
win cleanse purify anl heal the foulest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIEIMENT will re-
eve inveerRtt Of rheumatism, GOut Reu
ralea For Paralysis Muscles Stiffness Weak
nes the Joints, MuBc Lganents, II viii never fail
Two applications will Sore Throat Headache Eaache
For Burns scslds any Pain it is Inabe hemeSy
Tryit you will hnd indi pensble remedy. Keep it
always on hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS any having charge Of horses
win save money by using MeLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment 1t
speedy and infallibe for Calls Sprans, Chafes
swelling Lamenes eveeny sor Wounds, Scratches, any
external disease Try It, and you will be convinced.
DR.. J. Z. MCLEAN, Sole ProP-istor,
Saint Louis No,
Horsale at Prophstors prices BY Berry Demovlle and
vi Henderhott. msr79d- tV6Rly
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Spain already begins to give unmiStakable signs
of uneasiness in consequence of the limited stock
of cotton in her warehouses. As well as we un.
derstand rather obscure telegram in the French
newspapers this uneasiness is betraying itself in
something like rioting di positions. number Of
the Noniter published several days before the dis
patch referred to- says "Barcelona, which is a
manufacturing city begins to feel some of the
effects of the crisis IN America. Cotton, which is
the raw material of its manufactures is becoming
rare and costly. a deputation of manufacturers
has gone to Madrid to pray among other things, for
reduction of the duty on cotton"
The Havre Chamber of Commerce recently wrote
letter to the Minister cf commerce to express
hopes that measures would be taken to protect
French interests in the present state of American
politics He replied
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FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
TT7E VIII keep band Huppiy q Sacks nanuAcsura
w byN B. Read, ,of smyrna and are pTlp1s 3 ssEs a.
ds7s for Flour Sacks printed IN any desired 1fyls.
.Dei-si@ ii-s In ''''ps'' ~ : ''' ARmzrrxD 90
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DfRARTURE OF MAILS.

DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
From Nashville to Chattanooga Washington, Batmo re
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock ? NJ
Way Nail Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
2 M.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, M
Way Msils &"
Mails Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and NOrthwesern States departs o'clock NJ
Nsshvilleto Decatur FRANKLIN Columbia other
Offices, Sepsrtat O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs at
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon Az
o'clock A NJ.
Nashville to Clarksve; departs at 5 \ O'Clock A NJ
For Southern Kentucky, departs at - A NJ.
Easev to shebyvlle, via Nolensvlle and Triune, Tues
dag, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A NJ.
Nashville to Huntingdon, via Charlotte Waverly, h week
y, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville 20 Liberty via Stewards Ferry HuddlsStone
Roads, Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday at u oclockM
Nashville TO Centreve Via flank, Vernon, Pinewood, &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to ClarksTle Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday
ST l O'Clock L. NJ.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia. Sou th Assma and East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tsaooga Rsilrosi, atsL O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Es tern Mails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad, also Western ststes twice day. at O'Clock, P NJ
and o'clock, a M. Way Mails & r r. daily.
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at Il o'clock, A NJ
Way Nails, route arrive daily at O'Clock, NJ.
smtvlle. Alexandria and Lebanon and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at 70 O'Clock, NJ
suithand, HOpkinsville and portion OF Southern Ken
tucky, Clsrksvle and way Nails daily at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
sbebyye. via TEne snd mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at u O'Clock, M
West Tennessee via Huntingdon, Waverly and Chsratte G
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL O'Clock, A NJ
Liberty, via Rura Hin, Stewards Ferry, weekly Thursday
at II O'Clock A, NJ.
CCneve, via Vernon and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday and Friday, IL O'Clock AN
OarksVe, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &c, weekly
FridaY. az II o'clock A NJ.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1St, 1861,
Passenger Trains Nashville and Chattanooga RAilrOa
GOING EAST. --- "a
Leave Nashville at $50 M and Bis PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga GOO N and. 1:20 AM.
COMING WEST
Leave Chatfsnnaga AZ 6.Is A AZ ond ION D r

Arrive at Nashville at 3:i5 N and 7.9O II.
TENHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 connects at War
u trace with Shebyville Branch, at Tuahoma with McNnn
vile and Manchester Railroad Deherd with Winchester
The Trains leaving Nashville at BIS NJ connects at War
race with shebyve Branch, Mt Stevenson with Memphis and
Chareston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the fooWng points, and prices
can be had at all hours application the Ticket Agent
at Office, at Depot:
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Fine Kentucky Jeans !
al Gnnh Farm f;nr SaIf

A Good Farm for Sale.
KEyE for sale the place which Coleman has lived
wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within mile OF Wlamsve and three miles Of the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Raroad healthy, pleasant and
m part Of Tennessee Said land contains shout hundred
and ninety seseghty cleared, and about ffy
GOOD land clear it sn good state Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses houses Also, good
orchards and several neversng springs Of excellent water
well mbered and certainly he made the des
rabe farms in this sectien Of country We promise
bargain land will sell cash, with
est For further information call James McNeilly who
lives said place, the undersigned at Fower Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN 4 BROTHER.
onion and AmIerican copy, and charge AdaOcGte.
If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENEE Nashville snd Dec tur Railroad will transport s
Troops Supplies and Munitions War intended for the
defence Of the South free Of CHARGE against the Comnany
The officer command ami the agent forwarding will be re-
quired give certificate OF the numher troops and e
crpton and tonnage freight to the Station Agent point
Of shipment
Thspreposa does apply individuals bat only to Com
panies as such. W ON. PERKINS,
mGyll6 1s fsensrs Superintendent.
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NorlcE TO srOCKHoLDEBs.

TTHH scs 81 soiT Buildlns and Io.s Ass,sus s1s
't'sst. sAAA- @.s..'.,, zs.sz,
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TENHE agency at ShelIound, Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad, has been discontinued Therefore freights
be prepaid Goods destined that Station Company
will not be Bile for such fghs after being unoaded
in good order at the station. W. COLE,
spl3-d BP&G Superintendent.
NEW BAHsOUCHES AND BUGGIES.
UST received twelve Barouehes and Ruggies which
% will be sold cheap by
sp25t BENZ z SHIELDS ( CO.
Rags, Rags, Rags.
SSEND IN your Rags We want them now, and will pay
- you three cents per ponEd for them.
Save buy, and send in all you
sp30-d W. s, WHITEMAN.
Attention Germans.
WILL give medical services free the Families OF the mem
bers of the Nashville Rife Company during me they
the service the South the families omember
ef other Volunteer companies in the service
sp2s-n P. HARSH, MD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

4 collision lately occurred at Glencoe, tEir-
taeu miles from Wheeling, on the Central
ONO railroad, killing four OF the employees
on the road, smas hing al engine, and shatter-
ing one or Two cars.
Il is said that Emerson Etheridge OF Ten
nessee, VIII be appointed Federal Minis ter To
Portugal, III place OF James L. Harvey, re-
called.
Ninety more Of Bartlett's brigade arrived a,
New \ ork from Fortress Monroe on Monday
There are four hundred and nifty remaining
there.
1t is rumored that Lincoiu's Cabinet have
decided 20 Instruct General Butler not 10 re-
ceiye any more fugitive slaves into Fortress
Monroe. We don't believe il.
During the week ending June sta, ther,
were enll- ted At New =. k fer the army -
men, and for the navy 235.
Martin \. Conway, the Abolilouist h4.
been reelected u the Washington Cougr,s.
from Kansas wi hout opposition.
1t is reported that Billy Wilson's Zouavas
are about to leave New York III the Wander
bilt. Destination not stated.
Rev WIN. Mex. Ward, Of the Virgins
M E. Conference, died in Warrenton on IN,
7th inst.
Capt. &. II Kennedy of the Navy. in com
mand Of the Naval Asy lum at PhlladelpA il
has rendered his resignation.
a house III New York on Monday received
a remittance OF $1,000 from debtor II
Charleston.
The fruit crop in New England, accordins
10 accounts from various quarters, Will b
small this year.
1t is reported that General Butler has ii
rec tel Ohm La Mountain 10 repair to Port
yess Monroe with his balloons and apparatus
The Union" gun has been raised from III,
bottom OF Tue river 1t Baltimore, and PLACED
OF a vessel tor shipment 10 Fortress Monroe
On Monday $50 dead letters (Southernl wer
received al the post-ottlce In New YORK
Two hundred lllincis.tns have Joined Ia
Tennessee troops.
Elder Farley Pratt, the Mormon preacher
Is dead.
The Pensacola Observer represents that til
health oi that city Is excellent.