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THIS IMMINENT, unlike ordinary applications, is s
4 perfectly transparent liquid-viu not soil the SKIN
Of the most delicate individual, and warranted T. be the
best local application ever offered % the public. It's
powerful penetrating qualities adapt IL TO every fern OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and pain Of every charscter:
For sale BY Ward s AcCIelland and Chandler & O0'
For sale only by
WARP & |McCLELLAED,
CHANDLER x CO.,
ARI &
IL. y. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
TALBOT & AECY
SRNGSTAOK * 20, aud
8. O.. CREIGHTON & CO.,
Druggists and Chemists
splO-Is Real street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ON the 9th or 2sth Of June, my trunk WIS put on the
" ears on tho Memphis and Ohio railroad, at Wells,
station. ana through a mistake was put OF this side Of
the Tennessee river, with a card on the top and one on
the end with nv name. I wiu give a liberal reward
for the delivery Of the trunk at the Worsham House, TO
&. eek.
jy11-Iwa T. ANDERSON.
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DIscHAReED.-Esq. Mallory yesterday dis
charged John Giligan, charged with stealing
a watch and money, from custody.
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Nor A CAEDTDATE.-We are authorized to
announce that Col. H.. Tilman, owing to his
military duties, will not be a candidate for the
legislature at the ensuing August election.
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Sgettal AotlrGs.
Read the

MEsSR3. Clark, Gregory Il Co., EEshviile-Gents 1
have been sniicted with Piles, together with a oompli-
cation Of diseases, for better thsn twelvs years, and I
have tried various remedies, and al have failed 20 give
relief, unless it was OF short duration. have used
two and one-half BOTTLES Of your Ambrosial Oil, accord
ing to directions, and have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides. 1 wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may find relief.
NANCY JANE WHITEEER.
Marshall County, Tenn, September I6, 1850.
Fessrs. Clare, Gregory s. O. Gents here are two
Of my friends here that want, each, half q dozen bottles
Of yodr AmbrosiaI Oil. They have tried it and found
it all you recommend it. JAS. 7. OPE
Tunael Hill, Georgia, 1850.
For sale by N. O. Aye & SON,
And all Asmphis druggists. jyI1-daw2w
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THANK We thank our u~ntiring friend
Hamilton Borden, Esq, Of Adams express,
for kind fsvors.
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Producing, Pictures Quickly.
and True to HafWrS.

Our Laboratory is furnished with all the appliances
necessary 10 prepare the best chemicals. We are aided
BY q frst-class Artist, and can furnish our customers
with superior pictures ia all the varioHs styles known
to the art.
H Artists furnished with stock.
p. n. CLAkK, +. 4 CLARK & CO.,
J. s. WILKINS. No. I, Clark5s AarbIe Block.
iell daw
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IUmbeT

lust RECEIVED-I25 900 feet clear White Pine, I,
d ~. 2 and 3 inches thick; $50. 900 feet dried Wdite
and Yellow Pine Flooring; 100000 feet sawed Cedars,
for building purposes, posts, etc.j a general assortment
OF Fencing; 400, 600 sawed and cut Laths; 100000 heart
Cypress half inch Shingles, and %. 600 Fire Brick, IN
addition % oar already large stock q Lumbar, Doors,
Sash. Blinds, ETC, which we will sell low for cash.
mr4-Iy:Sdp x K COOHRAN b BROS
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THAEKs-Our thanks are due Sergeant A.
F.. IcenhOwer, Of the southern army OF Mis-
souri, for files Of late st. Louis papers.
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Beats Leaving.

FOX NEW ~ORLEAEs.-The new passenger steamer
Esrq z. Keene, Richardsoni master, willeave as above
= v ednesdsy, I7th inst at 1P. NJ. Bourne & Co.,
agents-
FoH vIcxsBURe The splendid frst-class steamer
Y n Wesrs, Captain Berry, will leave az above at .
o'clock on wednesday evening, l7th Instant Jerry H.
gspks asd J. 9. McManus, agents.
rop CoLuMBUs-At four O'clock this evening the
yRosa Douaass, Capt. hsginnls, leaves for New Mad
"a. Bickman ana Columbus. For freight or passage
; spply on bJsra
FoR WHITE RTvER--ktb O'clock tbs evening, tfe
KenaUha valley espt. Price, viii leave for Jack
sonporf, White river. Jas. 7. Bourne 4 Co., agents.
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Our Daguerrean Gallery.

I'VE have built and arranged d suite OF rooms for
w this express purpose. Our Light combines sl the
modern improvements,
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A BUNCH OF KEYS, embracing One--mzn
n large safe key, one trunk and a num- ~
Der OF small keys, valuable to no one except the owner.
The keys were on d small brass ring. A reward OF ten
dollars VIII be paid for their recovery If left at the AP-
EEA Counting ROOM jyIO-Iw
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III u


N O II ] G r
So many.editions OF my INFANTRY n RIFLE
TACTICS" having lately been published, I think it due
to both the public and publishers here to state
That the COPYRIGHT EDITION OF my INFANTRY
and RIFLE TACTICS, published by s. H. GOETZEL *
co, in Mobile, is the only COMPLETE, oRREC and
REVISED EDITION, and this edition only contains the
improvements and charges which have but recently
made, adapting the manual to the use OF the arms gen
orally in the hands Of the troops in the Confederate
States. W. J. HARDEE,
Colonel Confederate States Army.
FORT MORGAN, June IS, 1851
Cherokee Cure!
AN unfaiiiug cure for Seminal weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone il the Bladder, obstructed and Difficult
Honstraution. AMI ell diseases caused by devisting from
the pats Of nature, and indulging in self-Pollution.
By the use of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, lie weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Eithef sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that q sound mind and body are necessary to promote
oonnubiaI happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilitatsd, worn
down and ds~spairing devotes Of sensual pleasure, viii
ind relief.
It is safe and pleasant ia taste, but Immediate in its
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bsttIes FOR SIS, and for
wsrded by express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MBRWIN, Proprietors,
Sole Pr9prietOrs, IS JedersOn-st-, near post oh1ce,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
~ Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwawly
MCEean's Cordial.
A may by seen, we insert this woek the advertisement
OF MsLean's Cordial, etc.
tits very well known we are not particularly q vor-
able TO patent medicines, and, as 2 general thing, aSoaew
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what we're the ingredients Of the
medicine, sndhsv compounded. This we havelss ned,
and believing, IS we do, that that the ingredients are
good, aud the compound jGdiciously made, we recon-
mend It as q mixture worthy OF public conAdedee.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited By the renowned Rev. Dr.. .BcAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of HcLesnis Cordial. We say
20 all, try it. 5oe the advertisement in another col
UIn. feS-daw
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passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily (sHn-
GAYS excepted 81 500 An. Arrives at P. NJ. Con-
ueop - Aadlson with Arkansas Stage Company sud
Overland "a Coaches 10 Little Rock, Fort Smith, San
freac:sco California; Hot Springs; Washington, ArkaE-
Sss' Sarksvils, Texas, snd al principal points in
kAass go Texas. Tickets sold By L. S. Knowlton,
No. a. jefferson st-aet
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ALLEGHAgY WATER

wv have Just received a large supply Of the above
w celebrated Mineral Water, fresh from the surings.
1t has gained q fine reputation with those who have
visited the Springs or used the Water al home, and we
take pleasure in recommending II TO iHvalids as an al
terstive and anti-dyspeptic Mineral Water, which is
~unequaled in its curative powers. It is also slightly
p%urgative in many cases, aud msy therefore be used as
a substitute fer the Saratoga Water" and with the
above additional properties, it is more valuable in the
majority Of cases. We would invite a trial OF its vir-
tues by those who suffer from INDIGESTION or other de-
rangements Of the digestive organs. 1t is put M in
quart and half gallon bottles, carefully packed in boxes
containing one dozen, which may be safely Transported
A discount - the trade. AL orders promptly hned by
s. MANSFIELD & Co,
tyi4-2m Wholesale Druggists, Memphis, Tenn,
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ERRf.

O. For war news by telegraph, see second
page.
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Gommertiai zaatters
0AILY BEPOKT or THE mARKET

FURSIsHED FROM THE EXCHANGE
MEMPHIS. July II, 1851.
COTTON-There is nothing doing in the market
worth reporting.
TOBACCO-A moderate inqairy at former quotations,
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MENPHIs ToBACoo QaorAEIoNs.

EEEPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
Lugs, Inferior 20
Inferior and Common Leaf. W5A
30 G6A
fine s.-..-..ss...-.3 @p
Chelce GlO
WHEATON Change there was a slight imp owe
ment in the demand for this article, yesterday, and
200 bushels found purchasers at figures ranging from
sI.OO@SI.15 FOR fair to choice, Sales 600 bushels ordi-
nary white at 100, 800 prime red at slIO, lie co. at
SI.I5, 500 bushels common red at sI.Oo, and s. do. at
81 OOGSI.IO.
~OORN-Thare is q limited demand with large stocks
and prices tending stiH further to the side Of buyers.
The transactions on Change embraced 30 bags prime
white At so, 500 do. at 60. 3J6 yellow at 55, and from
store 100 bushels white at So and 800 white from levee
at SOC.
RAN-Is bags sold at $50 r tuu, sacks returned.
Hay AND O~ATs-EothiDg reported.
BACON-A fair demsud without change in prices.
Sales 7 casks Clear sides at 16H, 4 at II, tres hams at
II. casks shoulders at II and 3 do. at I2zc.
PORK-Is retailing from store at $17 p brl.
sALT-20O bags ane sold from levee at s2.75, and $50
coarse at $2.25.
FLOUR-Ws note a moderate demand for city mill
brands, without further change in prices. Sales 10 brls
City extra al $500, 100 do. at s7.5o1S5.0 90, and so scks
extra supsrane at $3.50 ? owt.
B~UTTER-Sales 20 pkgs st 20@24c u 10.
EGGs-Duu at ISc, in lots, pkgs included.
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IL
" WCLANAHAN s. Dill
MEMFKIs Ana LTrTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

Aail A. n1.......g:0O P. II.
Frelgat md sooonnodstion. $50 P. M.......s:45 A. Il.
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F0ss RNEe.

TwENTY FINE CAVALRY HORSES Villa
be sold chesp. Call Immediately at ". 4A
". JOYCE & OO.5S Livery Stable, Adams NE
street, between Main and Second. jy6-iw@
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SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn, July 16, 1861.
If our able representative and true southern
man, VIM. T. Farley, will consent to repre-
sent US in the State Senate be will receive the
cordial support of MANY VOTERS.
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EOEEOyVay's Pills and Ointment.
-ABSoESSES Of many years standing, have yielded IN
der 3 short course OF these auti-septic and detergent
medicines. The Ointment cleanses the sore Of all irri-
tatiug purulsnt matter, and imbses the flores ana It's
sues with new life Aad vigor, while the Pills, purify
ing the blood, neutralizs the nosious humsrs and sxpel
tsem from the lystem. In skin diseases Of whatever
character, tumors, old sores, liberated legs, ETC, the
action Of these remedies is safe and certain.
sold by slldruggists, 81 Use, SIC, and 81 per box.
jyI7-dtwawiw
INSURANCE COMPANY OF The STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorised 81 ,OO0,O 900
Cash capital and surplus paid up............ $4,000
See card in another column. Once, on Jeaerson-st,
with Etna office. ~[nyI-lyl J. T. WEST, Agent.
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New York Market by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July IG.-sAle Of cotton to-day 800
bales at I5A6I5Hc.
EXCHANGE AND EANE EGTE EESTs
CORRECTED FE 2. N. AVERY, CASHIER OF THE
eAEosO sEVINGa E~EgTE-UrEOEs MADISON ST.
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8tgalsr 8arAfts.
For New Orleans

TOT VINO HIVtT % Jacasonp0rt.
E7HE regular passenger packet KAN. 49,
4 AWHA VALLEY. Price. master. will - -
leave as above on WEDNESDAY. July i7,A~
at 4 O'Clock p. d.
Fer freight or passage apply on board. or To
JAS 7. BOUhNE & . AzentE
jy17-It IS Frant rTE.
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Adjourned until this evening.

Il on, such a cold, sore throat, headache
and bones ache, with infamed eyes, that tell
their OWE tale by the dripping waters. Well,
90 and buy a bottle Of ambrosial oil, and you
viii have a speedy relief. Read the evidences
in speciaI notices.
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Holly WooD, July IS, 1886.
By request Of a gSeatnumber of my friends
l will speak at the drill room Of Chelsea Home
Guards, North Memphis, on next Wednesday
night, commencing at S.o'eloek. Opposing
candidates for the legislature are invited.
]. L. HARRIs.
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Haglnuis.
7 EAvEs this evening, at 4 o'cieck, for ~
l. the above points. For freight or pas
apply On board jyI7-lt -
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ATTENTION, CONFEDERATE GUARDs.-You
will meet in your rnew drill rooms in the
Adams block, on Second street, one door from
the corner Of Adams street, tomorrow night,
at s O'Clock. a p%unctual attendance Of all
the members is requested. By order Of
J. T. BEGBIE, Captain.
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Organize the Working Force.

We unde rstand the Engineering Depart
ment will at once, and vigorously, push for
ward a plan of State defence, by means of
earthworks similar to our suggestions Of Sat
urday.
To DO this, the State must have large
working force Immediately in the field-every
days delay may cost much blood and treasure.
We suggest, then, that the pubiic-s spirited
citizens of each county Of Eastern and Cen
trail Virginia Immediately organize a force OF
workmen for this duty, to DO ready when
called on. Anybody who can handle spade,
axe, or oar, will answer, and when possible
let them be supplied with the tools. Let the
organisation o this important force so on al
once We commend it to the first men OF
each of the counties, as work that admits &c
DELAY,
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Richmond Mounted Rangers,

The value OF a corps of Mounted Rangers,
for the home defence of Richmond, cannot be
over stimated. We are therefore happy to
learn that a n effort is now making to organize
euch force, with a good prospect of success.
There is no difficulty in procuring the men,
and the best kind OF men-hardy, active and
expert in arms. The only obstacle is the want
Of horses, which many, who are willing and
anxious to join such an organization, have
not the means Of obtaining. We would
therefore, earnestly recommend to citizens
who are able, to contribute horses for This
purpose, so that the city may be able to com
mand the aid of the most efficient Of al
arms of service for home defence-a corps o
Mounted Rangers.
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HnnfvAr or Tsoors. The Lynchburg troops
arriveaaast night, ahput o'clock, and quar-
tered At NE Cssfral Hotel. There were three
com panies, each numbering over 100 men,
namely Home Guard, SamI Garland, Jr.,
captain; Rfns draya IRIS Langhorne,
Captain, and ARTILLERY. HS "a tham;1Qap-
tain. The latter brought 4. paNefy kdNx
pieces. The Infantry companies were fully
armed and equipped. The soldiers were
cheered most heartily on their arrival and
during the march to their quar- ters.-.----------
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Tn. uvpocrit,cal Conservatives.

Tour years ago the Republican party llade
u first attempt to destroy the Constitution
and provincialize the South by the election OF
q President of the United States and seizing
the reins OF Government. The Hon. MILLARp
FILLMORE, then himself a nominee for the
Presidency, entered the arena OF debate to
wan his people against the dangers that
threatsnsd his country If the sectional Black
Republican party should triumph. In a
speech delivered by him at Albany, be made
the folio wing striking declara tons
eve see a political party presenting candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
selected, for the fret time, from the free States
alone, with tho avowed purpose OF electing
the Union only, to rule over tho whole United
Statss. Can II be possible that those who are
engaged in such q measure can have seriously
rejected upon the consequences which must
fneeftdbty folIon In case Of success Gan they
have the madnsss or the folly 10 believe that
our Southern brethren would submit to be
governed by euch Chief Magistrate So
Suppose that the South. having n majority Of
tho electoral votes, should declare that they
would have only siavehoiders for President
aud Vice President, and should elect such by
their exclusive gu fYrage TO rule over us at the
No. NOT u FoR MOMENT sa s.f sI ana DO 90 ,aa
believe that your outhern brethren are less
sentative on this subject taan you are, or less
jealous OF their rightsf II you do. let ms tell
you that you ere mistaken !; and therefore you
must SIS that IL this sectional party succeeds
It leads INEVITABLY TO THE DESTRUC.
TON OF THIS BEAUTIFUL FABRIC
reared ~ our forefathers, dc. - tell
you thai ~ are fYsadtag Gpom the brink 81 q
roJsGns, that 10 liable At any moment to Dur q
forth and OVERWHELM THE NATION"
10 possibls to believe that the man whit
altered these sentiments 10 now barking or
the Federal Government to make the South
submit TO that which he then solemniy de.
slarsd tbs North wonid not snbmitto Tor one
snomsnt. and that the crowd, who. when
laskAd b. FILLAoEs II they, In the soutiis
place, would submit. shouted aNOi" are
nor howling for our bioodt
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LETTERS OF MAReuH AND RBPRIsAL.--It Is
stated upon good authority that the Govern.
ment at Mon tgom cry have determined to Is
cue no commissions authorizing rsprisals un-
til after the assembling Of Congress goth inst
In order to obtain precedence, however. II IL
important that parties should file their ap.
piicatione and bonds Immediately. It can be
done with the Collectors Of the various ports
Of entry.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Be-
furious reports are in circulation, concerning re-
cent sales Of arms by Ms, we think 1T to publish
this statement:
We made arrangeme ns, not long since, to pur
chase certain arms for he use OF our citizens
NJ an advanced price and aent at our risk, and
they narrowly escaped seizure, on their way
hther, more than once. On Friday morning they
were received, without invoices We could only
know that the price WAS considerably adv anced.
Wesent out aud inquired " hat they ought to be
sold for. Tho answer was $40 to $50. Thinking
this t o high, We fixed the price at $40. Twoper-
sons came In, and wanted to buy the whole lot.
We refused them, for the reason that Wa wished
10 furnish them, one nv one, TO proper perso m,
for their own use. And We did sell them all,
singly, 10 different individuals, except few.
which We gave away.
These aTs the facts, ~ to which We defy contra
distion. 1t Is for the public TO judge whether We
deserve csnsure OF approb alton. .-a=t
ap3-t MITCHELL TYLER,
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EFPBcrs OF MARYLAND's UPRIsIyG.-We
learn from Washington that the effect of the
uprising in Maryland has had a very signal
influence upon tho population at Washing
ton, and even officers of the Government who
are convinced of the inpolicy of coercion
designations In the Army and Navy have
been very numerous in the past two or three
DAYS.
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SeuSH CAROLINA TRooPs FOR VIRGINIA
Gen. M. l.. Bonham will start with his STAFF
and Regiment this morning for Richmond
The men OF Col Gregg's fne, we'll disci.
pinned Regiment have yolun teered with the
greatest enthusiasm. Gen. McGowan's BTi.
gade have also rendered their services. From
two to three thousand OF our men are ready
ana anxious to be on the march to assist the
Old Dominion.
Dol. M. A. Moore and Col. J. r. Calhoun
have been detached from the Governors Stat,
and will proceed TO Virginia with the troops. -
Ckdr!essoa Courier, 22d.
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CAPfr1R ~ fns STAa or rHs VISTA dis J..
patch from New Orleans, April 20, says: .sTbe
steamship Star Of the West was boarded OF
Indianoia by the Galveston VOLUNTEERS on
Wednesday night. who captured her without
resistance. She has son board from eight to
nine hundred barrsis Of provisions"
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Tho New. f,om baltimore,

The last news from Baltimore indicates tina.
the Black Republican Governor, HICKS, WIN
TsR DAVIS, and BEows, are demoralizing the
Southern movement in Maryland. There
ought to be an advance upon Washington in
stantly. If only five hundred troops are pre-.
sented in that neighborhood, it will be Of i'm
mense importance.
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9sskxsa PUacHAssD. 1.-The stsamer Habene
hAe been purchased q New orlsans b ~
0eyssamsst Of ths Ccnfsdss3is DsstSs. Il
vtu ~ isAastpFmed Into : was v1sssl. ~
wa eArs7 slght gaass md on vaYey en-,
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KEYTU The Kentucky State Union
Committee ha sc issued an address on the E Ia te
of the country advocating the ground that
it is the duty Of the State TO main tain neu-
traIity, taking no part either with the Gov
eminent or the Confsdsrates. Senator Grit
tsnden, in his speech at Lexington on We'd
nesday, took the same ground. .
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NoRrH CARoLIxA.-Ths Branch Mint In
Charlotte, N. u, was taksn possession Of on
the 2lst. BY Col. Bryce and ths military, by
oYder OF Gov. Ellis. No rssistancs was made
nor The slightest distusbancs occurred. The
psopIs Of North Carolina are calamity rally.
iny y The defence u the south. s..s
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Ri We have received no confirmation OF
the reported repuise Of the New York Seventh
Regiment, in Maryland, and we understand
that nothing further has been received In re-
lation thereto by tho Governor. 81.
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FoRr PIcgBxs.-A report, which lacks con-
tirmation, has reached us that Fort Pickens
has been captured by the Southern army, af-
ter n desperate fight and heavy loss Of life.
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Hon. RoaBR A. PRYOR left Montgomery
last Saturday evening, for Virginia. He has
received a commission as Colonel in the Con-
| federate Army.
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FIRE IL MAceS-Ths fine building known
as Granite Hall, in tbs center Of Washingto ton
Block, Macon, Ga, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night. Insured for f20, 600, W hich
nearly covers the loss.