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DIR. KING's DIsPRNsARY
ZOE PRIvATE DISEASES


az DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
SasAes-9 four years ofLouisvie. Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention to tbs treatment Of private diseases for
thirty yers himself having attended practice fer
many years. cured many thousands he is eabd 70
all diseases private nature matter bow bad they may be
from njudicous medical treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dpsnsary Is No. % Deadrick street, between Cherry
and the Square, be all diseases Of private
GoSoRKA cured without naueous medicine interference
from business
TBcruREs ofod recent date, ectuaIly cured In few
daysby operation which causes no pain Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undsrmines the constitution 81 much.
SYFIILIs, with all the diseases Of the skim growing cut
lec or bad treatment be e5ecuay cured in few days
sEs WKLNEs, particular attention having been given to
this disease All the consequences gegin oft, brought
on in many The destructive HABITS Of nconsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence of the pasons neglect Of
which undermine he constitution, rendering the subject
At for business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who mag be Ib0rng With any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured ofimmediate relief.
resEg abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King No 49, Desdrck street,
Nashville will h. the necessary medicine to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed oce
o'clock in the morning until Bin the evenings
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HENRy D. MARTIN. 0. S.
OFFICE Of A. A. Q NJ. c. S. Army, !

Nashville, Tenn, June Is, 1861.
In CONSEQUENCE of instructions received from the
War Department Confederate States, will receive
proposals for furnishing ten thousand sets Of In
fsntry Announcements, of best quality and pattern
now in use, and ten thousand Knapsacks and Haver-
sacks at the same time as mentioned in my adver-
tisement of yesterday, Separate bids are request
ed for the two thousand and the ten thousand re-
quired. The A. A. Q NJ. reserves the right to &C
cept either bid as may appear most reasonable
and to reject all deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will be endorsed as in previous adver-
tsement except for infantry accoutrements.
JOHN T. SHAAFF,
Supt Sub. Dept. \. 4 Q N. c. : Army.
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THE CoMPRoursE-THE MEETING OF CoNGREss--A
Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia Enquirer
says
There is a sedtiment pervading here among Nor
thern visitors which tends strongly towards COM
promise But all is vague. Still it is the feeling
and one which, ] believe from common rumoF,
President Lincoln himself cherishes. a confirma-
ton in part of it is found in the course of Gen.
Scott, who while he is carefully guarding every
point and bringing our gallant volunteers to the
highest standard of military perfection, is not dis
posed TO strike deeisirs biol9 until after Tie meeting Of
(onoycce
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Our friends will bear in mind that we have to
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send Us, even if they use a United States stamp.
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item of postage sheavy tax. We hope our friends
will bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal proclamations are issued
by the Governor OF Tennessee and the President of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters will
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
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Frnn New York.

NV YoRK, June 3O.-The tribune says forward
movements are imposs ib!e until more wagons are
ready. One thousand will be resdy by the 18th Of
July.
The lines says the contest for the Speakership is
exciting. The chances favor Grow, imperiliBg For
ney, who is working for Blair.
The Herald says the Government does not regard
the occupation Of Harper's Ferry OF consequence,
everything being destroyed there.
The Journal II Commerce says recent developments
indicate that Gen Scott intends no forward move
meat into Virginia this Summer
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IHPORTAN ARRIvAL-We have the satisfaction to
the arrival in this city, of distinguish
ed stranger from the sunny cline Of France. the
land Of Lafayette and associated with many thrill
ing memories Of our first revolution and Of our
first war ofindependence This stranger Is no less
q parsonage than Prince Camille de Pognac,
name illustrious in history; and he comes, rs La
fsyette came, to draw his sword il behalf of
brave and generous people who have taken up arms
TO resist the attempts of tyrant and despot sub
jugate and enslaye them.
Prince Pognac served with much gallantry in
the Crimea, and is unquestionably well acquainted
with the organization and discipline of the French
army.
We understand that President Davis received the
Prince yesterday at his Office, in the War Depart
ment, with that urbanity and cordially for viii CHI
he is so justly distinguished-Ric Richmond E1qHjTer,
Jane 90.
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CHERoESEE CUREI

IN aafaE{qg cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
tuFnaI EmmissiOns, Laposency, LOS' Of PosOer,
Pairs IN tie Back, St0ns Ia tis Bladder, Distracted
and Difficult AeslssTEotIoH, and al Diseases caused
b. debating from Tie path Of Nature, and iHdglgH0
Z IN SeLf-P ollssiO8. g
By tire this "Cure" an improper discharges
ed the Weakened organs Of gerson speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Eher SEX contemplate marriage should reflect that soune
mind bodyare necessary promote connubiai happiness
In the "CberoeeCure the poor debtated down and
despaHng devotee Of senBlspessurs will find relief.
Il safe and pleasant in taste but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison bat prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the foru OF delicious syrup.
Price So per Bottle three bottles S. and and forwarded
by express all parts Of the. world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER q MERRlN. Proprietors Memphis Tenn.
gold in Nashville by Ewing Pendlet0n, Berry & Dem0ye
@. W. Hendorshott, and by Druggists everywhere
cet2S-dtw&wIy
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Fifth congregational District.

Now, if ever, competent men should represent
Tennessee in the Congress of the Confederate States
If we mistake not, majority Of the people in the
Fifth District prefer Judge R L. CAEUTIERs, for
their representative, while sno1o lie is the en-
thusiastie choice of all parties wherever we have
heard the subject discussed Not for his sake, but
on account of our country alone, we hope Judge
CARUrHERs viii be the first representative of this
district in the Confederate Congress.
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Frnm Fnr1resr nonroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June SO.-Two regiments will
advance to New Market bridge tomorrow.
Il rains necessarily.
Col. Carey Jones. Of Hampton, has been arrested
in consequence Of letters found on the prize Tropio
Wind, duplicating several n0tabies.
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spIendid lKosIdence for safe

The dwelling house now occupied by ]. F. PEARI.
on Summer street, near the Saint Cloud Hotel is
for sale. This house is thoroughly built, having all
modern improvements such as gas, hot and cold
water carried into each story-warm, cold and
shower baths, and every convenience for large
family. 1t contains tex rooms besides dining, SER
wants rooms, cellar, kitchen, &c. The location so
central to churches, Postofice, market and business
generally, cannot fail to commend the property to
those in want of convenient home. The house is
open for inspection, daily. If it is not disposed of
at private sale previously, it viii be sold at auction
on Wednesday, July Sd, at I0A II. The furniture
win be sold at the same time.
FIVE thousand dollars cash will be required, the
remainder on reasonable credit.
Z. r. GIAScocK, Auctioneer.
Nashville, June p, 1S6l-dlw
Banner, Gazette and Patriot copy four times and
send bill to this office
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From WashinRton.

WAsaIXGFoN, July 29.-It is generally believed
that the Federalists VIII advance the coming week
They would have moved before but General Scott
desired military control Of Baltimore, leaving no
enemy in the rear.
Five regiments arrived here last night, making
81 900 troops here.
a large force IS advancing to support the South
erRers at Harper Ferry.
Gen. johnson is at Winchester with Is 900 men.
Magruder is preparing 10 advance on Newport
News 49,
-Four hundred disabled volunteers were discharg
ed to-day.
WASHINGTON June 3O-Capt. Craven commands
the Potomac foala vice Ward, killed. The Free
born is badly crippled ttst she will probably be
condemned. Fourteen Confederate scouts attacked
the picket at Shutters Hill killing one ana wound
inc enc
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LOUISVILLE, July I.-Bu1nett and Breckenridge
are enroute for Washington. Powell VIII go.
Three haf>flled companies of Rossesu's two regi-
ments have gone to camp at Silver Greek, opposite
here in Indiana The exodus excited more laughter
than indignation. They were a very rag-talled set
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ture adjourned sine die yesterday, after brief SEES
very important business was transacted during the
session, and we reiterate the general sentiment
when say that the members were faithful and
assiuuOus in their attention to the public business.
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DENvER CRY, June ga Secession force left the
rendezvous near Cherry Greek today for the pur-
pose of taking Forts Wise md Garland. They are
well armed aud equipped. There is much valuable
property and money in the forts
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Capt Sub Dept, A. a. MOS Army.
June2S-dIw
OFFICE OF TIRE CoMN'RT, SIZES c. s AEgT.
NASHVILLE. TFVN, June p. 1861.

OFFICE OF TIRE COM RI, SUB's c. s Ann
NASHVILLE, TFNN, June =, 1861.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Ollie
until 2 NJ on the 4th July 1861, for furnishing tn
Troops of the Confederate Army in the State @
Tennessee, with Beef on the hoof. The Beef to b,
of best quality and none over seven years old, no
under three.
The proposals 10 state the price Of the Beef de
hvered at any Of the Rail Road Depos in this city
and also the price delivered at Corintb, Miss, Mem
phis, Union City, and other points in the State
proportion. They Will also state whether pay
hent will be received in Confederate States Bono
bearing interest at per cent. or not. The Con
mfssarS of Sub reserves to himself the right to
sject all BIDS deemed unreasonable All propose
b be addressed to the undersigned. and endorse
proposals for furnishing Beef.
JoHN S. SHAnT,
= s27dIW. Capt Subs Dept c. S. Army
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Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &c, and
send them to market, where you cansealize three
cents pound
The South wears out more such goods than two
such NOrths and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
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NV YORK, July The Etna has arrived With Liv
srOo dates the She brings pounds specie
Cotton sales Monday Tuesday and Wedniay 1000 bales
spectators AID exporters 1000 bales closing
and unchanged Manchester market dull and heavy Bread
sus slightly lower. Provisions duh COnsOls So 969ES fer
money snd $780, for accounts. Politics unchanged.
LATEg-C9t.oa FAY 5000 which specuIa-
aud exporters ok 1000 baRs, coRg quiet steady.
BreadstuTs dull Provisions dull Consos unchanged.
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Tbss Tar capita and labor Ys applied 70 developing TIE
soil; ne great OF the STATE anosE
untouched The nvarsbe rule that mechanic arts fourth
day in Illinois, and in the Of e years
ral laws necessities Of The s besf that
least five hundred thousand people Eb engaged 10 the State
al init Frf nav
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CORPORATION TAXES.

CRY HAIL, June 81, 1851.
TAXPAYERS hsreby notified thai the Taxes CoEpo-
ration purposes Tor the year 1851 will be due according
law the LIST Of july and that they must call at the Col
ecors oce upper endO the Market House, aud pay the
The necessities OF the Corporation arch that very
little Indulgence be given Those interested VII peas
take warning. A. NELSON, Collector.
L..
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INpErEEBExcE, July 10 600 Missourians crossed
the Marais. 100 miles South of Independence. 5000
FederaIists are within 20 miles waiting nfOrce-
rupur
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From Haaerstown

HAGERsTowN, June 30.-TwO Southern regiments
at Harper's Ferry destroyed the balance Of the
railroad bridge, and crossed over to Maryland, cap
turing many boats.
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for office, will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for at sd-
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81. LorIs, une 3O.--Nine Missourians with pow.
der to blow up bridges arrested at ChIllcothe
and Jailed. The Pioneer overland leaves to. day
The California telegraph is.proressing Emigration
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BALTIMORE, July l.-Since O'Clock this morning
there have been startling proceedings. Detaeh-
ments Of artillery and infantry posted Mon
ument Square, Exchange place, Eighth Ward. Broad
way and other points before daylight, and all the
members of the Board Of Police except the mayor
arrested.
1t is said that plot has been discovered at For
tress Monroe.
An attack Newport News Friday night was
only prevented by an incessant rain.
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From New YORK .
From Louisville.

Nav YORK, July 1.-The Times has letter from
Russell denying the report that his correspondence
is tempered with in the South.
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OFPICE OF A. A. Q. N. G. s. AMY,

OFPlCE OF A. n. -. NJ T. >. AEAG,f
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June .. IS6I.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this office
unit liz N. on Sd July, 1861, at which time they
will be publicly opened. for furnishing to the Con-
federate Army 1000 or more Knapsacks and-straps,
and 2 600 or more Havresacks. The knapsacks and
hsvresscks to be made of strong canvass, painted
and to be delivered rapidly possible. rropo-
sails to be addressed to the undersigned. and en-
dorsed Proposals for furnishing Knapsacks and
Havresacks.' The articles 20 b inspected by
Board of Officers, and none received unless ap
proved by them. and to be Of the best quality. Tw3
good securities will be required for the faithful per
formEnce of the contract, whose names viii
be mentioned IN the bids, and the A. 4. O. v. re
serves himself the right to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable and the proposals viii state whether
OF not payments will be received in Confederate
State Bonds bearing per cent interest.
JOHN T. SI.EFF
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERs,

ROM and after this date and until further nsce, the War
~ Oiause E be inserted in all Open Policies issued By the
Tennessee Marine Fire Insurance Company and the Nash
VILE Commercial insurance Company.
A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JANIS WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
arIQG-tf
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CONGRESSIONAL DEIEGATEs.-The Governor has
issued his proclamation according to law, ordering
the election for delegates to the Congress of the
Confederate States on the lst of August being the
day of the general election in this State
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PERsoNAI--Mr. E F. FALCoNNET. Chief Engineer of
the Nashville and North Western Railroad, has re-
signed and is serving the State First Lieutenant
of Artillery.
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EroIln AIeXnmdfia.

ST. LorIs. June 30.-At last aGvices from Gov
Jackson. he was at Stockton with 1000 men.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

are authorized to announce Cen WAEH. BARROW,
candidate for election the county Davidson,
in the Senate Of the next Legislature.
july2-td
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arloo-tf
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EEPs constantly % hand large stock q all kinda u
e cash price. mayii
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These lands contiguous 70 railroad 100 miles IN length,
which Fih other rosis, and navsbls
thus aaodng En5roksn Communication vi u &c Esssrn
auAS orh rlrata
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DUNLAP ZoUAvAs ATTENTIoN-You are hereby nc;
titled TO meet at your armOry in full uniform, en-
Wednesday, the Sd inst,-,at O'Clock, tor the pur-
pose of parade and at the request Of several citi
zens to visit them at their private residences.
Every member must be on hand.
By order of the Captain.
HENRY D. MARTIN. O..
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Ts our FF ends and Correspondents in the
Southern CSnfederaCy.
LOUISVILLE, June 10, 1861.
As all mail matter from the Confederate States,
is now forwarded to the Dead Letter office at
Washin, Cd, without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
States 10 address us at Nashville, Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications.
Address g. follows
GARvIN BELL. Co.
Care Of VIM. s. Eakin & CO.,
Nashville Team.
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RAN.-Suniay and yesterday we were visited by
refreshing showers of rain, which appear, as far
as we can lesrR, TO have been very general These
rains will DO an immense amount Of good.
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HOUSEKEEPING,
PanmamShip and Photography.

ATANY stustoni in blsne=s that have been mde vacant
III will Of be filed by those who qusf
Instesd Of ing, ueuOEizng, &C the object Of DR. DOL
REAKS teaching is the pupil thorough knowledge OF
priUc pies and skill in their sppic4tions.
ok-keepng when thus tInght interesting execiOe
tie mind while gaining that knowledge Of accounts which
chi should possess az ten Of As the child
is E.Guaind wi the four ground T1ies OF arithu etc, he
i0ad made sSul ia handling accounts kept by single
entry. This will give eke reality his knoWlej Of
figures aud make him feel the necessity o. eud that
interest," discount He should Taught to
and know that single entry book keeping is Of science,
and hat coutraTy general opnion the
counts proved essv when kept by single entry
when kept by double entry This beeones the important
than half Of all ought to re
kept by si-gle entry When single entry thus understood
double entry becomes Of attain ment sd every pupil should
60 through several sets OF looks in each style.
It only in book keeping that child the
pcst91 Of arithmetic business should therefore Be
early made acquainted with What investment can pa
rents make for the benefit Of children than in knowledge
these branches
Peumansbip and PhonogTsphy tanaht as usual.
Rooms in Krkmans buildings, corner Of Union
ets-
Hours to P NJ, sud "a to Q at night
juEs21-lW
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CURRY & MARSHALL.

TNDERTAKERs lat II. Curreys cid Stand Union be-
tween Cherry and Summer streets prepared attend
to Funerals at all tines with wooden Coins plain colored
and Metallic Burial Caksts and Cases Of asuperor quality
The times juaeQ5-t
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The comet was again visible last night, present
ing an appearance of great splendor.
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E,om Iudenendeuce, No

ALEXANDRIA. June 30.-There are no indications
Of an advance from here.
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TFRssds hsys you Prof Woods advertisement oar
papes. Read f. II will interest you
mzl22-d&Wly '-
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION

EEAs universally pplanted sill other 0nmens and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemheres,
wherever introduced and its Intrinsic merit the secret
Of its success all cGHs0s affections, whether the be
Gccideator disease.
BUREs Z soALDs
srs relieved Of their anguish, pain and nfsm
nation by timely sPpca. ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh isreneg IS : By charm, bleniSh OF
ca-Temeiring. =
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HAVANA Ans!

IOYEN WHEUEET4EE. 81 SSuth Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.,--s2O COO Imported Eaas
vanas--.JDST RE. -gTTED FROM "a EAEA.
Latest News FrCIn Hld Virginia!
JGIsE UuGRLEE,
30 South Market Street,
STEF.L AHEAD.
WHEREBY ROCh city Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without AEY ADULTERATTON.
ShocsI SGOesII
FARRAR. DIslUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
ifl lot OF SHOES Of ali kinds, especially for Ladies
md Children Call on them ladies, they are beauti
III. ana they sell them very low foT tie CIsh
marcLll-tf.
RENT FREE.
l have three small houses, fycroons each, which
will let to the families oftbose actually in service in
ighting LIyoolN's hordes free Of rent till the war
loses or til their return. L. POWERS,
aprl25 81 No 81 Market street.
FoR RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in TIT
Inion and American Buildings. Apply at thi
flee, dec2S-f
EoTICE All mail matter intended for CAM
heatharn. and left at the Gazetie office by O'CLOCK
: NJ, will be conveyed by special messenger
ne daily morning train.
r. c. FOSTER, 81
Brigadier General
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steamer sligo for sale

FFNE Goat Sligo, with splendid engine machinery
u will be offered a. Publissale, al suction, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9Th.
The igo has double uei boilers y feet long and II
inches in daepr Two eyendas feet long 10 inches
in diameter With all tn attached. All the aeinery is
made of the best IeaIes and 10 coed working order
bar ain be had the corporation OF Nashville has
Their use Cor the bsat
Sac take place She!bys wharf, TIE Of he City
Work Hou e, al l9 o'clock A. II July 9Th
TERMS Strand twelve months credit with approved notes,
payable In Bank.
RIB. CHRATHAM, Mayo.
K. R. GLAsC0CE, AucoHesr.
june2q-u
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Fereisn per Efns.

ALEXANDRA, July l. Another skirmish, two Fed
.ral pickets killed.
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We are daily indebted the American Letter
Express Company for papers from the United
States.