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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

aybs Scholars and Teachers Of the High Schools OF
the city, and those connected with all the private
schools, win form on Summer, between Church and
Broad streets; also Mr. NICHOLS Academy.
The Nashville Female Academy win form On
Church. west Of DR.. EvEia
The whole procession will move, under charge u
proper MarAhals, masic, &C. the ladies' marching ="
double file on the s:dewa Is and the gsntit"sn -
the street, preceded by the military.
# is hoped ard believed that one, man. wo'n'ln
or child, with a heart true to Tennessee ~" Vs.
rights, with the rights and interests Oh 'ne 0"~'
viii fail to join in this demonstration OF 'ne PeOp''
Of the county and city Let it be the determination
of all such to be present s Let nothing pre'eH'
Give to hours in the evening to such noble CAUSE
Don't stay at home; but come out and bring Jour
family and ueighbors.
CLOSE DOORS
We respectfully request all our citizens apprscF
..uR the crisis and willing to aid the good cause 70
close their business On to morrow evening at four
O'Clock, and Join in the procession.
EDGEFIELD AND SUBURBS.
The delegations from Eige6eld ard other suOur0-
An districts are requested to report themselves "
the Marsh u.s. and place Will be assigned tnenl ~
the procession.
FLAGS, BANNERS ETc.
Every one that can possibly bring out q n'g OF
hammer is requested to have it in the procession
TIE LITARY.
All the companies of Artillery. Cavalry and In
fantry are requested to report themselves TO the
Executive Committee, UNION AND AMERICAN Block
on Tuesday, or carly Wednesday morning; and also
the Home Guard companies, tie ZouaVes, &c.
CHURCH BELLS.
The Church bells Of the city and vicinity are all
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WILLnA NIeHSii, RTesidept
IN. HAMILTON, Secretary. We

PoIK COUNTY ALL RIoHr.-A letter from one Of the
most reliable men in Polk county says: We are =
unit for the cause ofireedom in the Southern States
resistance to the tyrant LINCOLN, and hostility to
despotisu, and TIE subiussnOn Of ireemeH. Your
extra is TO hand 1t tells what have long believed
would come to pass. Our hearts and hands are
with you. Roll on the ball let our motto be
sOur homes our property, our wives and our child
res.n and just COP win cause US to put the enemy
to fight, and we shall yet enjoy our liberty"
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n Howard.

The following Committee of ladies for equipping
the Marion Dragons, will meet to-day at o'clock
P. NJ, at Masonic Hall.
Mrs Andrew Ewing. 0rville Ewing, John Lee
Paul Eve, A Duncan, Gen Harding, Tom Fite,
W & Bren, II Jameson, Ira Jones. ID Payne.
Judge McC, nieo L Beech, James Woods, Robert
Lusk Hagan, W Greenfield. " Jones, Leroy
Armstrong K Winston. Jno Winston. Judge
Brien, Gen Barrow Marling Patterson,
Marks Stratton, A L Green Liston Stones, Chad
we'll Childress, Lumsdon Nat Watson. DR. Briggs
George Allen. DR. Hall, John Bell, Col
Player. Livingston. Foote, Graves, Or Berry.
AIex, Fall Fox Wharton. Andrew Henderson, d b.
Wukin G PsyDe.J " Hamilton, Wellington Hyde.
Mrs Rr ManlOve, e D Ben-on. Calvin JaCkscn,
Budaeke. Calvin Ferguson. Aidrick Griffith. Major
G,f, Jno. Tanskley, George smith. W ii Benson
G Fogg. Demoss, Cross Sen W PEEK, Howard, n
Hyde. K Hume. 2 Weber,
Misses Lizzie Goodgin, Arimit1 Wharf n. Anna
johnson. R5beccs Ewing. q K! an. Rcwena E"-
ing Callie Stockwell Misses Hsgsn Greenfield, Mary
Pall Bette Stones. Smith, Foster, Jalis Putnam
Rhode Brien. Carrie Fail. Lid Houeh, Eankhead,
Sue Wood, Amanthey i'll, 81 Martin, A Martin,
J Stockweu. Alice ClaIbOre.
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laRoazAH! 70 EREoaAxzA PRcFRRrY .H01ozzs,
AID PAeTIxs TxsURISa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

NASHVILLE LIFE AND GENERAL INSURANCE CoHPANI
Inasnuch IS there seems TO be some misunderstand-
ing IS to the true position Of this institution and its
Issues, ne now state that the notes are taken on
deposit by al the Banks in the city, except the
three old Banks and we further state that the Secs
retry and President, together with ourselves, do
pledge our entire iTate property for the redemp
ton of said notes. The notes of this institution art
redeemsble on their face in the notes of specie pay
inc Banks, but as all our banks now in a state
Of suspension, we will redeem the notes OF the
Nashville Life and General Insurance Company
in gold whenever demanded at our counter
A. WIRELESS & Co.
Nav 22-d1U
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From Louisville.

LorIsvnLE, May ~ "A statement published at al
points North that SewAl's Point had been captured
with loss of 81 to the Federalists and 500 TO 400
to the Southerners killed and wounded with 600
prisoners, is pronounced basel IS.
report that the pickets near Fortress Monroe
were surprised and 800 Soufherners captured, is
neither confirmed nor denied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

Public hpeakfhas On
Msaars. BARRow, JOKES, and others, viii address
tho people IS
McWhirtersville Wednes lay. the 2ssh Of MAJ.
Tuaculum Thursday. the Snth Of May.
Barnes's Friday, the slst Of May.
Woodward's Saturday. the Is. of June,
Scrusg's Old Stand. lnow Gee'sl Monday, the 81
of June.
Belleview, Cat night Monday, the Sd Of luna.
Horns. Tuesday, the 4th of June.
Antioch, Wednesday, the 9Th of June.
brakes. White Greek. Thursday the 9Th Of June.
Elijah Robertson's Shop, 18th District, Friday
the 7th Of June. fmsy2s, Isl.
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Scientific DiscOV cry---EIecs 10
Water.

known TO the profession that Esoricty gsst
motor Of lite. Every remedy which really cures dssa
dSs so because OF It's electrical adaptation the wants % III
invalid. By the Of such remedies and
WATRK IN which patient bzthed currents
Ladies being attended By kLsdyI curing all Kinda o. cid
and obstinate complaints which have essea other saas
OF "Cons1mptiVes receive life casa
where patients weak to visit me, sy
RToca fospt1l EdLGttoas hieh are hreahea lnfo shs
dsessed lurg, right ., the seat Of the ss1d
ssauPs for pamphlets Other patients Who cannot %
tho 16KALNa WATKas, By sending feether aResox
aad fa description Of symptoms haze medicines
(3eod for eircular The Electric waters al mineral
suhstaaces taken medicine etherNs absorbed The
rsrsnes over twenty years the many hous
aud ehr.nic WomAns diseases
30 regarded n . reasonable zzarSE 90 T1cee-s-
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished -
Patients N
PHYSICIANS wAo paS WAh = avail hengeves q ais va
Gs6ls discovery IN Blesge Baths invited to @ Il ocs
at Ne l46, Soc IN suanet street
Hours freR AtO P N. day szxPt the eassssh-
Address Oh. W0MRAUGH,
EarsS5-d&tSl5 HAshvills, Tenn
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PRoBLBuIrT OF REcoGEITIoN BIZ ESGIASD.-The
Montgomery correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune telegraphs on the 24th 1.-THE Hon. WH.
L. YANCEY writes privately from England that
bitter contest Is going there in relation to the
American question, but that he is confident of the
recognition of the Confederate States He says the
Ministry are already favorable"
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Hon. ". S. OLDHAM member of the Confederate
Congress, from Texas. will address the citizens Of
Nashville tomorrow at u O'Clock. P N The place
will be announced in hand bills Judge OLDHAM is
a gentleman Of distinction and having just arrived
IF m Montgomery, an eloquent and able address
may be expected from him The ladies especially
are invited
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p LOUISVILLE, May 27.-The Introduction of 0urs
into Kentucky is confirmed.
Garrett Davis and friends rely upon the Constitn-
tional guarantee of citizens rights TO hear arms
Indications are that the most Of the arms fall into
hands which viii. not under any circumstances.
fight for Lincoln's cause, but will use them to sus-
tain Kentucky in absolute neutrality or in case that
that is impossible, in the defence Of the homes and
freedom of the South.
In some cases. they are said to be placed ia the
county jsls, subject TO the order of Kentuckys le-
climate authority Their introduction is consider
ed as God send, by the pure, conservative States
Rights party, who, undoubtedly, constitute 8 vast
msjority Of Kentucky.
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1t is a singular fact that Col. ELLSWORTH, who
tore down she first Confederate States flag in
yireiuia, was shot AMI instantly killed almost in
1be act and tha. a member Of his regiment
while climbing pole in Alexandria for the pur
pose of hosting flag Of the Lincoln Govern
1nent fell and broke bis neck.
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EHsoN CouSrr, Rec xs>r.-The following gentle
nsa we're yesterday .lected Geld officers OF tina
Wilson County Reginsnt, at Camp TroFsdals' Sum
HeF county, wig: RosEET HArToy, Colonel; JozN r.
GpSpNER, 1t Colonel; JSo. b. HoEARD, Major, and
the following were Designated as the choice OF the
Regiment: for Surgeon Dr. ROBERTSON, of Lebanon,
Spd for Assistant sureeOn, DR.. Jas. Fire.
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GLORIOUS HEEEs FROM THE
OLD D0MEEIoN
s001HEHN ARMS vIoroaloUs,
* Hundred I,aeolalrss k1llsa.


L1ScABrRe, Nay q. Is6l--Reported thar fsobt;oe
took place at Harper's Ferry SaturdsT ana ths
enemy repnls d Sunday fight took Mace ~
Hampton. near Fort Monroe. In which SIX HIN.
DRED of LincOInis troops were killed and wounded.
and our loss only fifty.
Gas. ". SrGraxx
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NRHF Nes a1O hS.

Attention, Dunlap Zsuaves. N
You are particularly requested to meet at your
amory promptly, at ~ O'Clock, in full uniform on
"wednesday afternoon Let every member attend
By order of the Captain.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING Yesterday while seversi
gentlemen were handling pistol in ADAM * ETs's
Drinking Saloon it was sccidently exploded, the
contents taking effect in the abdomen OF JosFFs'
SMITH of this county, and prOnounciug painful il
no. fatal wound.
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DIR. KINGS DESP ENSARY
EnR PRIVATE DISEASES.


SA%S DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for tAsl
49, four ys.rs ofLouisvlle. ksptuety, and Who
devo e. attention Of private diseases for
i,v ast;es hss having attended practice fee
many and thousands be euaoied to co
All desse Of private nature matter how ba they may b
sro medical treatment from neglect OF their
Dr. KinFI Dspensary No. 90 Desdrck street. between Cherry
ana The where all diseases 81 private nature
cured without nsrcious medicine or Interference
old or recent date ssectualy cared few
laws by an epeTaton which no pain WHARF soeTs
exist health cannot enoyst Perhaps disease causes mere
mischief and undermines the constitution - npcn.
sYPHs, with all the diseases OF The skin, growing out
eot or hd can etectually cured In lew days.
sKxn WRAENss particular attention having been given 70
dis dsease and all grewn out oil brought
IN In many cases BY destructive habits OF incensderate
Youths and indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
mich viii undermine be constitution, rendering the sssct IN
AZ Tor husus society, and causing OLD see
Females nag b lsporips With snT dineaiT u zee WOMB
NAV rest assured Of immeakste seliG 80
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their win
Zee ucosed directed 70 DR. A King, No % Deatrek street,
N.shvilIe Tenn ethe medicine sent to hcs
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Once
hours from o'clock In the morning snt yin tne evening"
nay23 l853-d&Nly
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LIEUT.. MURDAUGH.-The 'ensacoiS correspondent
Of the Mobile Ners says Lieut.. HURcAUaH. ofathe
u. s. Navy, and who waR with the Federal feet of
Fort Pickens has been permitted to leave his ship,
and has sailed in the storeship Supply for homes
Lieut. MURDAUGH is Virginsn, and resigned on the
aoroasinn Of that State.
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JosEPH SNoWDES, free mao Of color has peti-
toned the Common Law Court of Memphis to allow
Kim to become the slave of Mrs SARAH Ann DARE.
Of that city. In his petition he states that he is
tired and dissatisfied with living az Pennsylvania or
any other free State, and that ne has heretofore
lived and desires to live among the Southern Peops.
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MEXICO AND TIE CONFEDERATE STATEs.-The
BrovnsyiIls (Fexasl Fig Gays; From Whet Ws
hsVs peep appFsed Ct rscent!y, With regard to up
feeling among the Mexican people we enterfSin NJ
tle doubt that Confederste States Minister would
be received at the capital Of Mexico"
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The sew.,I,. pe,ut. Afrair,

NEW YoRx, May 25.--A special Washington dis
patch to the Tribune dated the 18th, says that the
steamer Yankee had arrived. There is no truth IN
the report Of the capture of Sewall's Point.
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HuRRREno UP THE WOEEs. WHITE Of Navy
county, and his four sOns' made seFen'y-t"o era>
COON saddles for Messrs !oHN AoEAo" ! Son IN
four DAYS. This is turning out work rapidly. Mr..
Wnirk's sons are all volunteers.
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NorIcE-An mail matter intended for Camp
Cheasham and left at the Gdstt's Office by o'clock
P ~, will be conveyed by special messenger o.
the daily morning train.
f. C FOSTER. 81.
grigadier General.
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Col. Bates Regiment.

We have information that Col W. B. BATE's Regi-
uoent of Tenne sseans is at Fredericksburg. Vs. SO
miles from Washington We shal probably hear
from them soon officially. and we expect to have q
good account.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

CRoPs IN GIBSON CoUNTr.-The Trenton Standard
of the 25th says We are truly glad that notWith>
standing the heavy rains of late, the wheat crop
promises handsome yield. The corn crop is do
ing 6nely in fact, everything that has been put in
the earth seems to come forth with healthy vigor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

AENOUNCRMENTS.

We are authorized to announce ALEXANDRA As oAA.
ddas for In pext Legislature Tor the District
composed Of The esutsss Of euIh, Macon and Summer
mayIe-tLe
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DEATH OF AN OLD MERcHANT.-Ar. JAMES IRWIN
one of our oldest and most highly esteemed Iher'
chants died Sunday n ight.
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WANTED IHxEDIATELT.-20 good Sesmstresses at
A LANDKs Military Cap Mandatory No. 81 North
Marke. street. up stairs opposite the Watson House
Nashville Tenn. May 2S-3t
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Frnna RnIt,mnrc

BALTrXoRE Nay 27.-Juhn NerriGaaa and Judge
Cadwsllsder refuse to obey Judge Taney s hcbed.
corpus till they have adyieas frcm Washington
fancy issued an attachment for CaJwaader re
turnabie to morrow. Aerrim&a Is st Fort Nc,
Hen J.
The Federal fortidcstians guarding the approach
ed 20 Baltimore rapidly progressing.
The Adelaide reports that Gen. Butler had been
reinforced With 600 mon.
When the "Noi tolk' left it was understood that
Norfolk would % attacked Monday. The South
e.nerS arc conid mt that the place il rapregnable
Tho bridge connecting Old PoinS Comfort and
Hampton has been burned By the Southerners.
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The New Orleans Picayuae of the Path says: "We
are lust informed that that bssy little bee of pri
xateer. the V H. Ivy. is towing in frsm sea as q
prize under letters Of marque large ship, mans
unknown. Particulars as coon as gathered"
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NASHVILLE Nav u. 1861,

MERCHANTS GETTING READY.-Several of our mer.
chants are now on the way and others preparing
10 depart for Europe Charleston Courier Hay 25.
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FRoSa New York.

New YoRK, May pa zousve Colonel with
s24 coo raised Cor his regiment, has been missing
for ten days.
4 merchant was arrested to day by Snpt. Ken
nedy, for using seditious language,
Capt. Adams commanding tia Gepsacola feet ha
been ordered home.
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Marion DHagoons.

The telegraph reports that the PsrkersOurg VA-)
Ne,rs, a secession paper, was completely demolished
on Friday night by Union mob.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-28

GuSst GuSs! GuSsI-McCALL FALL have juas
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&c &c. Call sooa.
may26-lw
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From rnE MoUNrANs.--A friend writes US from
6asrta I'VE are all right IN the mountains. Sepa-
tion and representation will sweep the country like
q tornado
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From washington.

WARRINGTON. May 26.--The President and Gen
Mansfield we're simultaneously informed of start
ling hostlitles on the part of the Southerners viii
attending Col. Ellsworth's funeral. A heavy firing
and dense smoke was seen Southwark, but the
former is attributed funeral guns and the latter
to camp fires.
The utmost vigilance by the Federalists Is exer
cised against surprise.
A skirmish is reported st Arlington Rei4his. No
particulars
The attack on Harper's Ferry is groundle.s.
Henry Connolly, Governor Of New Mexico says
that the reports that the Federalists had monopo-
llzed the English arms factories is contradcted.
Seven bridges and Is miles of Railroad track
west Of Alexandria have deem destroyed
Governor Banks IS appointed aior.GeneraL
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From New York.

New YORK. May 27.-The Times says the inAabit-
ants of Alexandria sullen and dIsafected.
FoPtifcatiOns are being erected there, including
q bank mile long and seven feet high,
20 900 more Abolitionists have been called to
Washington.
h-rsisllsT is proclaimed in Alexandria. Snow
den. Of the Union refused to publish the proclama-
tinr, Typos from the ranks took possession of the
Office and ara publishing his paper.
The Tribune says probably overwhelming
movement against Richmond will be made in three
weeks. position at Harper's Ferry may be &C.
cured By blank movement.
The Southerners arc evidently preparing for &C
ton, they are oCtssRcking Manassas Gap Junction.
Lees sdysnce via Rarper's Ferry or Manassas
Gap, VII BE Immediately followed by Buffers sd
vaLee on Norfolk. Butler anticipates reaching
Richmond by the 10th of July.
Patterson will throw the Massachusetts troops
down the Maryland line from Chspbersburg IN the
direction of Hsrper'S Ferry.
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Hew Orleans Market, May 24i


We cea in last weekly review owing 70 the thrsss
ened hl c~de and the 1este 10 complies orders sMpnen
before c,nnece shoad b interrupted By tAe Soed States
and fsc aAa saAbsa 70 Fea tne pyices
": sSTe On ne ohsr land n. Wss.sra sraSars,
reii She Eesp.sof HeSera Prodne ally hss caused
s ro7emen. Corn o Is Bran ard ols minor articles Moth.
any has IL tie
ts Import NJ o. be nOee ne .sure b.
G. eDnet Wednesday and IN ,rsdsy
narqrs ard rep'iss all The Unoi States in port
With hid arrived here eueht 10 tie 9th las, es'e.al o
60 TUNThe bniness Of the past usk opener 7aturda7
vita mo- ALa s. We sxert q sos balti
Eovt he brs1e:S being conans barely 200 bales On
ayers san o sIS; I T AND U0s go S.
1hs srket Presenseda s aspect 81 Wednesday, ves ss
at sh VI Tgss ssare, Eothiag Of say nonsS.
E. .hs ET ~, va, SUI more seFrs.eds b
Isis rs . 81 70 above While ody baes have been
taken d1uTs wthl the OF quotations This
al aggregate sUO bales We nipay qaOte
! ioilcSs:T
Inferior. sH9 Middling-.... ,.- BIB.
0rdln ry.......--.... g 81 God aamlnAl.
Low MddlIug...... lOA9lOH nominal
Weeks receipts 1896 year $50 Total since sept
pool as 70 sSre "a q Bordeaux CO. to saeeIona lsaa to
Hga, AID PSI (5L2 half bAes 20 Vera Crus Wees
ysa % so Total 1865 $50 bas last s5s Oo
T0BACCOThe noticed weekly rsviex.
has been foloHe T inactive Market not SHs hAvrg been
repO ed Of any rsgniuds Prizes are p'rnAlg
LugsJ -
Lngs, PlAnterS, q ~
Leaf, Interior 20
Le4f "a . N
l LeaI, s.,.,,s "a @ y
Lesf Choire and
Weeks receipts 7 hAds IAz ysar 1870 Total receipts sne
of September 6 hhds; last 20 ID Exports 4Y
hhds Of vh ca al 81 save and 1000 to cEiE Total EXPORTS
| 81, pIe hid last year SaBlS
sUGAR-Ah vt 6COh de have charged hands in mail lots
Rosy basis fer fair 10 luy fair, FO round lo;
/ give quot lions.
sslesccrre,pOn ing year l5OO hhds at sEc fox
| fair to fully fair
Weeks receipts s23 hhds Last year 1870 TOTAL NICE Isl sep
| 65593: last year IGs.i5o Weeks experts hhds
MALAssES-Ths have been 5onRnsd to limited retail
| tasae;johs, Eaostly ordinary, At lU4sI2c q
Weeks receipts bills Ass year lSGa Total since Sept
SOL i6fLbls, Ia tyesr 292 95 WtesS exports bills.
COReEE-The wee' 3 sales comprise AZ bsgV It 4XGle
We quote ordinary fAir to good Er st I57e, allowing
| material advance.
Iapcrs coming up ELL bags per AndrOuecs. I'm
ports July 5 25l f9 ths
last yexI. Sloes 62 bags sgsnst 10 33 last year.
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At meeting of the ladies of Nashville and Da-
wilson county for the purpose of unifOrmlng and
equipping said company, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee to meet them st the
Masonic Hall, at O'Clock P. 81. to-day to assist
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FROM Ballln,ore,
From LouIsvflle.

BALTIMORE, May ga large number of troops
have passed over the railroads for Washington.
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Ene Hund red Guns fer Old Virginia.
.OlS Virginia has ratified her independence by =
majority unprecedented in election annals as will
De seen from the returns print this morning
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HON. ANDREW EWING,

And other distinguished Speakers, will address the people o.
sPEIN0PIKLp, on Monday. the 3d day CT Jane ,
At ell Of these appointments Every nViee 70 Atteno
the ladies In particular
Mays q
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The utmost vigilance by the Federalist,

MoRE NEws.-By the Central Railroad trains yes
terday, We are in receip; of two inch COlumbisds
one a FOUNDER, and "a maneuvering wheels Per
haps old Abe's people weuld ike 70 kuou
whence they came.
Several riflecennon aud large amount of arn
munitiOn, of all sorts, also dropped down here some
days ago-from whence, il nobody's business a.
SSUqHaah Rspublic01 Hav o.
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The Church bells Of the city and vicinity are all
requested to be rung at 81 to O'Clock, as signal
for forming preparatory to moving.
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