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From Trenton.

MILWAUKEE. May S.-Rufus King. Minister to o me
is appointed Brigadier-Gene of Wisconsin.
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New York, May 9.-Fortress Monroe is ready
for any emergency.
The steamer Quaker City is blOckading Cape
Henry.
1t is reported that Virginia is fitting out the stea
mers Yorktown and jamestown, to run the James
river blockade.
The report that 5000 Confederate troops are OPP
posite Monroe is false.
The Secession flag is still flying at Hampton
Roads.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The War Department has
learned that $4,000 men are within two days
march of Richmond.
Gen. Scott orders the rapid augmentation of
troops at Washington
Wizards Hotel was saved from conAagrstion
from an adjoining building, by the New York
Zouaves. 1t set on fire in five places.
The third Kentucky regiment has offered its SER
vices, and will form part Of Anderson's brigade.
Scarborough. Of the Court of Claims, has re-
signedl
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From PerrYyfIIe,

PERRYvuLE, May 9.-Bouligny arrived with the
graduating class of West Point Cadets to drill the
volunteers,
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SOUTHERN FLAGS

Made to order at SINGERS Sewing Machine OHics,
Q. 40 College street. apr23-2w
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MFRS, WINSL0W,

MRS. WINSL0Ws
An experienced and female physician, has soothin
Syrup children teehing which greatly facilitates the
Of teehing by Eoenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will say all psin and to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, Mothers give yourselves and relief and
hesh to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See sdver
tisenent in another column ect2S-ly
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
Beauregard Light Infantry.
Gentlemen VINO wish to enrol their names On thu
list of this company, are requested to call at the
rooms Of the Southern Rights Committee. corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets S. c. GoDs4aII.
Captain.
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See first page for late and important news.
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Army Appointments.

The following nominations of officers pr divided
for by the military law Of the late extra session.
were sent to the legislature by TIE Governor yes
terday, and were all confirmed:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, May 9, 1861
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CRY AFFARs.-At the regular meeting of the
Common Council yesterday afternoon, Mr.. FOGG,
Chairman of the Finance Committee, presented the
annual settlement of the Revenue Collector, the re-
ports of the Treasurer, Recorder and Water Tax
Collector and the report on acceunts-an of which
were received, and the accounts allowed.
Mr.. FoGG presented communication from the
President of the Board of Education, with esti>
mate of the costs for the next years sessions
The resolutions from the Board of Aldermen to
appoint B. S. RHEA as the proxy of the Corporation
in the Forthcoming meeting of stockholders of the
W. & A. Railroads.&c. meet the Common Council in
Convention to elect Revenue Collector and Watch
man at this meeting were taken up and concurred
in.
Mr.. BELL presented petition from COFFEE X
WARNER, for additional gas light. Referred to Gas
Committee, with power to act in the matter.
In Converation-The Convention of the two Houses
was called to order by President HoRN, Of the
Board of Aldermen. ANsoN NELSON, the present
incumbent, was reelected Revenue Collector, with
out opposition. WV. HARRISON was elected police
man in place of WN. Long, deceased. The Conven-
ton then adjourned.
The bill to preserve the peace and good order Of
the city passed on third reading. The bill requires
liquor shops to be closed at IL o'clock at night.
Mr.. HORNS bill to put down water-pipe ON Jeaer-
sor street, was defeated on the third reading
The Board then adjourned.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED A ID. 1910!
The Oldest Insurance Company doing
Business in the South.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000.
NHIs Company claims patronage the following
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Tt has been doing legitimate Insurance busi ness Tor
HALP CENTURY.

III acquired envisbe reputation in regard to fair
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requirement guarantee that II will never deVaoe
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DEPARTURE OPmAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Phsdepha New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock n
Way Mail for Georgia. South Carons North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
PM.
Nashville to Louisville, departs ats O'clock Nj
Way Msils d"
Mails for Indiana Northern IInes Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan and Northwestern States, departs at O'Clock NJ
Nashville Decatur via franklin Columbia and other
way Offices, Separt al o'clock A N. -
Nashville to Lebanon daily except Sunday, departs st ~
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Leeanoa "a
o'clock NJ.
Nashville to CIArksvls; departs at 5l< o'clock A NJ
Fer southern Kentucky, departs at 81 A NJ
Naseve to shebyvlle via NolensVille and 1riune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock 4 NJ -, ..
Nashville to huntington. via Charlotte haVery VI "eeN
", Monday Wedpesdsy and Friday Of o'clock NJ -
EsshviIls to Liberty, steWartI Ferry, SS a
Roads Rural Hill &c weekly, Thursday st ~
Nashville 10 Cenreve via flank, Vernon fine~0Oo' &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock M ,,,,,. ., v.;d.
Nashville to CiarksTs, via sycamore MILES ''
at l o'clock P. Il.
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Speaking AT SPRINGFIELp.

By request of a large number of his felow-citi-
zens of Robertson county, RICH. B. CHEkTHAN, Esq,
will speak at Springfield on Saturday next the 1lth
met
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Color MosT FREQUENTLY HIT DURING WARE
would appear, from numerous observations made
bv military writer's that soldiers are hitdurng Bat
II. according to the color of their Dress in the fol-
lowing order Red the most fatal the least IA'~i'
Austrian Gray The proportions are: Red, Il; RI
Ae green, 4: brown, 6; Austrian blueish gray, >.
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Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styiea Of
drip and soft hats caps and sfgew goods corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets. 1w.
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PImpIcS BaniShed!
Faces Made Clear!
HOW
By weeks OF the Magnolia BAmi PERFECTLY harm
ess but elegant aid efectuol preparation
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE HAGAN & CO., PreprietOrs, Troy, N. Y.
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HEADQUARrERs 2D DIVISION TENNESSEE MIL

HEADQUARTERS 2D DIVISION TENNESSEE MuIIIA,l
Nashville, April 18th, 1861.
TUyO Commanders Volunteer Military Companies Of tn
2 Division Tennessee Militia, hereby ordered to
report forthwith the commander OF the division the strength
your company number and description Of arms, with @ date
Of commission This order will apply TO all companies
organizing, to report when completed
Major General I'd Division Tennessee Militia,
.nIa Nashv Tenn.
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ReAdet have yau sarn Prof woods aavershsnt h
paper. Read e; 1t VIII interest you.
mar2S-dkwIv
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From Cnambersburr.

CHAMBERS BURG, May Sit is reported that the
Virginia arms terrifying the heights on the Ma
ryland side of the Potomac. About 5000 Confed-
crate troops are there.
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BANK NOTE AND ExCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.

CORRECTED DAILY BY 1Hr ME1cnlsrs' B1nr-sn.,.aD &
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens At6S o'clock A: n. Closes "a Z NJ
a. ssIsst Closes 4. 70 S :Sss T. An X
Letters put them in the Ofbce before
% 70 secure their immediate departure, they will
remain remain IN ?, '0e "H W. D. McNIsH, P. NJ.
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1t is stated as significant fact that nearly an
the most distinguished staff officers who were Win
sCorr and TAYLOR in Mexico, have left the service
of the Northern Government and espoused the
c.use of the South.
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to its policy holders ia this State.
II 1t contributes the State BY the annual
payment Of taxes on license.
Property holders wishing protect their property by policy
InuIance really solid Company that will stand up
bod and pay every claim aga it, let what may,
accomplish their Dy calling at the Agency OF this
Company No. 95 College street.
W. J. MARI, Agent.
JosKPH NASH State Agent Tennessee, Kentucky, hsss
spp will attend the prompt adjustment and
payment Of lesses in his district.
Msrq-d&tv3m
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o-,Cv rO POLICY HOLDERs.

pou and After this date and until further nstee, the War
1isnsa viii be inherited in all Open Policies issued by the
Marine Fire Insurance company, and the Nash
Lille (IommerciaI insurance Company.
''iie A. W. BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance 90.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
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rorRAvELERs BY 5 SEA AND LAND.

veisr, and every other indi.
throws him within the
sion, fire, or collision, should
Extractor Is his best and only
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muscles to its saving efficacy
theleddia0 diseases for which
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The Maehinist, the Ira :
yidual whose lot in life Z
chance Of accident from egP1o- :
bear in mind that this Magic !,
friend. II is beth portable :
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Of living witnesses to testify 8
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The following are q few Of ;,
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MILLION DOLLARS:
to its pslicv holder, in this State.

TPIt has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Tenness
State Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller, as an
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wherever its intrinsic merit is the true secret
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children are frequent suf - ferers from external
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hRRIVALS At THE HOTELs

WJLLARDS' HOTELS Young NY: w M
Wilson, Mass; Gates, Capt Button. w A
Bnherner, = ID Smith, NY; Davy Nj:
Merrill, r Smith, Mass; A Dow, ny; nj AIya-
reI, 81 Domin2s, B II Town, La; c Giipin, MI ID
Lawson, Pa A Lawyer, Mass; Obustead NY;
+ Hitchcock, "A Ferris, Nd; G w eish,
Madderai Pelades, Md; A wylie, DC; III 81
Macomber, Mass; ID Cushing, Md; w Gwat:emy.
Va ID Weld, Mass; ID Cothrad, Ga; G glib,
son, Md; II B Forbes, Mass; A Drexel w n
Carryl, Ridgeway, Pa; w Robinson.
Townsend and family, A Ransom, w M Della
van, Smith, Prime, Master Prime CLARK
Ny; ID Forbes, Me; Lewis and lady, USMC; A
e Hammer. Miss Heron, Pa; A Whittlesey and
l-dy-; w III Hughes, J Deborrow, I'D; A
Freaner, Pa.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Thos Davidson. Pa: 3
Gordon, Mass; @ X Collins, Fuller, C Moore,
N.Y. y Hoey, Mass; r Stevens, Iowa: 3 n
Good peed, Mrs Dodge, A Thompson C o Simn-
son, Judge Glenn. NY; A Alden, MINI; r j
Townsend, Wis; Ray, sA; JDo Bowling,
sROWN'S HOTELS M Dent. ID Pbelns
w Holmes, g Cooper, III Jones, va; q Smifh
J Brown, Il Green, Md; w Harper. DC: i Ed
ner, Capt 6 w Hoover, Capt II Matthews, ] Mar.
Moore AID ly, NY L 4 ID Argentine and fam
r. { ropp, q Cropp, NC; II Ooxpauqh. II =
skunk, Pa Rae, BA; r Fitzpatrick, La.
klRkWOOD HOUSE.-G Hanson. nc. 4 TT
Ma.ner, CT w Dennis, Rimmick r Gould
lng.and ~, l. Savage, NY; n w Humphrevs
Tenn; W Macbeth, B Desher, B Al MorroIU
Pa Savage, Md.
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ADVICE TO TER-WRIrERs.-We think il
advisable to make suggestions to letter-writers
which, IL complied with, will save the Post
ONCE employees much time and trouble, and
at the same time will tend TO insure the more
speedy and safe transmission of letters. Never
seal your letter until you are sure that the
contents thereof are all right, as instances have
often come under our observation where the
writer's, through carelessness, have omitted to
make certain enclosures, which il was their
intention to have done. Place the stamp on
the upper right-hand corner of the letter
Write on the address simply the name, post
office, county, and State. The names of country
seats, as {" Rose Hill, - Forrest Lawn" etc
should be avoided in the address, as there are
sometime post offices of the same name and the
letters are liable to be missent. In depositing
your letters in the drop at the office, be
careful you do no. empty the entire contents
OF your pockets in the Same repository and
thus ind yourself minus certain miscella: sous
articles, the sudden disappearance of which
you are at a loss to account for. From the mis-
cellaneous character of the contents of the
'drop baskets it would seem that some peo-
pie consider the post Office sort of savings
Institution; bank bills, checks, drafts etc ., be-
Ing often found here. without the slightest evil
dence-at least as far as the bank notes are
concerned-as to who are the proper owners
Pocket-books, pen-knifes, night-keys, ferry
tickets, pea nuts and in fact merchandise-in
a small way-of almost every description finds
its way through the 90 drops'-the property Of
I" no one in particular, and everybody in gem
eral-" While on this subjec. we would say
that postage stamps are frequently found bose
In the baskets, while many letters are discoy-
cred with nothing to show that they have ever
been properly paid-we would inform parties
interested, that this manner Of procedure is
not a very strong guarantee of the speedy
Transmission Of their letters, as all of such are
held for postage.-HoiJrook's p. o. Gaeens
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BEAU HrCKMAN.-Beau Hickman's unparal-
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The legend runs that Beau was once gen.
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and sell. metropolitan Jeremy Diddler, he
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fashion: Two strangers stand together convers
ing in the hall of Willsrds'. Beau, who keeps
n sort Of mental inventory of his victims, eyes
them closely, becomes satisfied they have not
yet contributed towards his support, ard at
once advances to the charge. Bowling politely,
with smirk upon his pinched face, he accosts
Mr.. Green:
"Ah. deer sir, how d ;ye do? Glad to see you,
really, believe 1 have not yet had the honor.
Your name is-a-is-ah! waits for Mr.. Green
to announce it,
!. SCREEN, my name is, SIR"
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sea prisoner, and Alfred Jingle-this unhappy
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is these Testimonials ,cere unsolicited by
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
ID U B Lilo OTTO
DnAsrnrsr or ru Ix.nIol.l
Waskiarfoa. Dee, 81 l660. z

DKPAkfHHnf OF fHH INTKlioR,(
WasAsastoa, Dec. 8, 1850.
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feoniously distracted
from the custody of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes. Notice has
also been given TO the proper officers Of the respeo
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and all
persons arc warned against purchasing or reoeiv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons a. the claim Of
the United States thereto win be prosecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, viz;
Six per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALrIHR2IHsEa iAAEg Ra SEj SSsEEkAttkhk! oAD.

&@S ae e
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1850, the
trains will run Is follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at 40 q. m.
Second Train ct 7A0 O. m.
Third train at $40 p. M, Express.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train az Ais q. m, Express.
Second train At e.35 .. m
Third at $40 D. m.
Fourth 81 40 y. m, Express.
The FIRST, eecond and third trains from Wash-
lngton connect through o Philadephia and New
York.
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napolis. For Norfolk take the 1.40 o. m. treiu.
For the accommodation Of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger car
Will be attached to the tonnage train which leaves
Of IL q m.
ON Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Philsde-
phia only.