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ENGLISH BOOKS

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how many more there are like him c. ndemned
to drudgeIaioug in such p6eiIioass ssisfIe spes~
sons OF infinitely less ability are promoted to
high places. How many men have we Ii e
Lient. Slemrner. or the brave Greble? There
are two of the free State leaders in the Kan
sas war who would make far better generals
than a whole gross such as Pierce and
Schenck. We allude to Montgomery and Jim
Lane. 1t il stated that Lane is to be appoint
ed brigadier, but we hear of no mention of
like honor being conferred on Montgomery,
who is man of very decided military talent.
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81 Telegraph.

nA-M. ". BARR at Louisville, KY, is the special
and recognized agent of the Southern Associated
Press, that point the New York Associated Press
having ceased TO have any control of matter tele-
graphed to newspapers south of Louisville.
No telegraph operator agent is permitted to make
up such reports. The Telegraph Company has no
agency whateve. in the preparation dispatches for
the press is il in any responsible for the
character or truth of this kind of news.
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Well Done.-We Ike to work wen done,
and from the favorable reports, which are con-
stantly receiving in relation to Dr. Weaver's Cnker
and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and Cerate, We
are inclined to think all humors can now be cured,
without njuring the constitution The author of these
medicines has shown himself a workman, rightly
comprehending the nature of humors and chronic
plants and adapting his remedies to their entire
removal We have more confidence in these prepare
tions than any other article ever offered to the public.
Iulv2-Im
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From Virginia.

ALEXANDRIA, July Henry C. Harues, a
citizen OF Richmond, was killed while attack
ing the Federal pickets,
The POcahontas and Pawnee have sailed
for Matthias Point.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July There has been
another fight at ROmuey. in which seventeen
Federals and two COnfederates were killed.
In an engagement at Matthias Point, on
the Potomac. on Saturday, the Federal troops
were routed, with six killed, ten wounded
and twenty taken prisoners.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The Massachu
sets regiment moved beyond Hampton.
Butler dislikes the Massachusetts regiment
The naval brigade. with battery crossed
Hampton Creek.
Cla k, of the Louisiana Zouaves, was cap
tured
Lieut.. Butler goes home to induce Massa-
chusetts TO furnish ID regiment of cavalry.
4 flag of truce arrived from Norfolk with
LincOln's Doctor, Richards on board.
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4 NORTHERN FIEw.-We republish this
morning from the Philadelphia NOrh AH'eTi
can an article relative to the military opera
tions in Virginia. 1t is interesting as Nor
thern view of the subject. 1t will not be
long before the North american will be called
upon to give its views upon military opera
tions outside of Virginia. The invaders Will
BE- driven frOii her soil.
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Wilson's regiment of rOgues and rascals
have turned up on Santa Rosa Island, where
they have gone into camp near Fort Pickens.
What time they will have fighting the sand
flies, mosquitoes and snakes, with which the
island abounds.
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Bite of IL ISattIesnake Cured in Five
Minutes,

NEssFS. PERRY DAVIS " SON-GeatS: A merchant of
Lmnoeus, in this State, informs that recently
OF his sons was severely bitten the leg by rattle
snake, from the effects of which he suffered most
dreadfully. The family CHANGING to have some Of Per-
ry Davis Pain Killer in the house Immediately com
menced bathing the bitten place, without knowing
whe Their it would not, afford the least relief, but
surprising it may SEEM the poison was soon Observ
ed exude from the wound, and in five ten minutes
the young fell asleep. entirely free from pam, or
any effect from the bite, except the flesh wound, which
healed very By giving publicity to tins fact in
your pamphlet designed for Southern and Western dis
tribuion, and such countries as poisonous reptiles
more less abound, it might serve the cause of hu
manIty and be the of supplying artile, the
want of which has long been experienced.
Yours Respectfully,
uly2-Im H. BLAKESLEY, st. Louis, No.
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Nelr advertisements.
PROCLAMATION
ISHiM C. HARRIS. GOV. OF TENNESSEE

To the Sherifs of the seueral Counties of said
.State-GREETING:
TN accordance with Act Of the General Assembly
i of said state passed May 8, 1861: You hereby
commanded to open and hold election at all the pla
of holding elections in your respective counties,
Thursday, the LIST day of August next for the cleo
ton of Delegates represent Tennessee in the Pro-
visional Governmt mt Of the Confederate States of
America of said Delegates to be elected from each
of the Congressional Districts established by
law said election to be conducted in the same manner
and under the rules that have prevailed hereto
fore in congressional elections.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of the
~ State, to be affixed at the Department in
l. $. Nashville, on this 2Sth day OF June, A D. 4,
III 1861.
By the Governor: ISIIAM G.. HARRIS.
]. E. r. RAY, Secretary of State.
june30-td.
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Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Daily Patriot.I

Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Daily Patriot.
RICHMOND, July l, 1861.
Fifteen Marylanders captured the Steamer
St. Nicholas, on the Potomac, took twenty
nine prisoners, three other small vessels, with
three thousand bags Coffee, two hundred
tons Ice, and two hundred tons Coal. The
prisoners are now here.
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Portable Copying Press.

DORTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
L Casa new and coRyeuient article Tor Tie
W. T BERRY K CO.,
mne 6 Public Square.
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DRUMS! FIFES!!

T HAVE nearly completed 25o Wood Shell Drums,
i which will compare favoraby with those OF New
York manufacture and will be sold fOllows;-Ten-
nor SO to SIS: Bass SIS to SIS. Orders from the
country will receive prompt attention and satsfac-
ton guaranteed Also FLIES OF qualities from 50 cts
~. For Wood Drums apply to the old Music House
OF JAS. A. MCCLURE,
may12 80 Union street
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Cash Arran~emeut.

ON and after JULY IST, 1861, have agreed to
~ sell Iron aid such other articles We keep, for
CASH ONLY.
n liberal OIscoaht viii be allowed
WOODS, YEATMAN X Co,
HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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Attention.

Attention.
MILITARY BUTTONS, GUM COATS,
GUM BLANKETS,
RED, BLUE AND GREY WOODEN
BLANKETS,
MILITARY SWORDS,
COLTS NAVY PISTOLS,
GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS,
And other Military Goods 10 be had at
VI. POWERS
Corner of Market street and Public Square,
juneS-lm NASHVILLE, TENN.
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To Ice Consumers.

ON and after SUNDAY, JUNE 3Oth, our Ice De-
" pots will be closed at A NJ, until p. M, on
Sundays with the exception of ~ College street All
orders from the country accompanied with the cash,
viii receive prompt attention
iune25-lm CONRAD, CHANDLER x co.
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Honowa,'s Ointment.---HotIs. Pim-

pies. EumOrs, &c.---The pernicous uostrums
advertised as Cosmetics corrosive, mineral and
vegetable extracts, which only destroy the skin
lay the basis of innumerabe facial disorders and even
partial paralysis Of the nerves. Without the banefu
consequences, Hooway's Ointment Will perform all
the which the others boast of but fail TO effect
Sold by all Druggists, at Csc, 62c. 81 per pot.
IuIN2l-M.
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Allegheny Springs.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
NIIIS celebrated Watering Place will be opened for
L the reception Of visitors the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE.
Located 8 \ miles from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, they easy of access and afford the best
security for families.
Each department is supervised by the propre
tors, who Will attend personally to the wants of their
guests.
The PrOprieors flatter themselves they were never
so well prepared as the present season.
A full SUPPLY OF Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the R. r. at Shawsville, and will
be carried in horse 0mnibusses fine road TO
the Springs.
T1ese waters stand unrivalled for the of Dys-
pepsia. BOOTH, COLHOUN x co.
iune3 1S6J-dJm
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Wanted to Rent.

A SMALL HOUSE containing or rooms, centri-
IA ly located, Cottage preferred. The huniare
would be purchased if good and sold at
Address, G, Box $40, Post Office, stating 10 and
terms. Aaels
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Costiveness. or IEabI,uaI ConstIpa-


tiOn.-FrOm these Affections arise many of the all
ings of men. We hear daily, people complain Of head
ache, nervous debility, etc. and generally the
the complaint be traced their constipated ha
bits \ remedy for the cure of this trouble is what
they want. We recommend DR.. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bters to all afflicted; let them take it three
times each day half hour before eating meals
and in they will find cure. Our physicians recon-
mend it in their practice and its great
becoming known III the Western States.
irIlr In
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MILITARY BOOKS.

VIZ 7. BERRY * co. HAVE RECEIVED
HARDEES RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS
complete, i'll 2 vols, containing all the plates.
SCIENCES OF WAR-Tactics for officers Of Infantry,
Cavalry and Artillery.
INFANTRY CAMP DUTY-Field Fortidcations and
Coast Defence.
THE TROOPERS MANUAL, or Tactics for Light
Dragons and Mounted Rifemen.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY. prepared
by Board Of Officers for the of the Army of the
United States.
may2S W. T. BERRY X co.
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NEMON Al.
BEASLEY s. RUTH.

No. ID, Deaderick street, NaShUille, I
door to Henderson Bros,
A RE- prepared to do all kinds Of PalntiI
n Marketing and Paper Hanging, al p
the times
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MILITARY BOOKS 4!
FOR SALE BY
JOHN YORK e. co.

HARDEE'S TACTICS-Rife and Light Infantry schOo
for the Soldier, Company and Battalion
GIBBONS ARTIII. ERISTS MANUAL
HEAVY ARTIIIERY-Iustructicns for.
FIELD ARTILLERY-Instructions for.
HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY
HAIIECK'S MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE.
EVOLUTIONS OF THE FIEID-Austrian Infantry.
RIFLE AND RIFLE PRACTICE.
SCHOOL FOR THE GUIDES.
HAND BOOK FOR ACTIVE SERVICE. may24
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plot has been discovered of an intended out
break: - : :
Gen. Banks has. Just issned the following
proclamation:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ANNAPOLIS,
FORT MCHENRY, July L, 1861.
In pursuance of orders issued from the
headquarters of the army at Washington for
the preservation of public peace in this De-
partment, have arrested and do now detain
in the custody of the United States the late
members OF the Board of Police.
After the public recognition and protest
against the suspension of their functions,
they continued their sessions daily upon a
forced and understandable construction of my
proclamation of the 2SJh ult., they declare
that the Police law was suspended and the
Police officers and men put off duty for the
present pretending to leave the city without
any police or protection whatsoever. They
refused 10 recognize the officers and men
necessarily selected by the Provost Marshal
for it's protection, and had. subject TO their
orders, now and hereafter, the old police
force, large body of armed men for some
purpose not known to the Government, and
inconsistent with its peace and security. To
anticipate any intentions or orders on their
part, L have placed temporarily portion of
the force under my command within the city.
1 disclaim Oh the part of the Government l
represent all desire, intention and pose
To interfere in any manner whatever with the
ordinary municipal affairs of the city of Bal
timore. Whenever loyal citizen can be
named who will execute its police laws i'm
partially and in good faith to the U. S., mill
tary force will be Withdrawn from the central
parts of the municipality at once. No SOL
der will be permitted in the city except IN
der regulations satisfactory to the Marshal,
and il any so admitted violates the municiDal
law they shall be punished by the civil tribu
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Incorporated Amcrt.
LETTER EXPIRES

The undersigned know the above par
liable and responsible persons, and ent4ifi
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Maney's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

June o
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plot has been discovered of an intended out
break. y.ys.ss
Gen. Banks has Just issued the following
proclamation:
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We find the following letter 10 late num-
Der of the. Boston Courier, preceded by the
remark that it was written by "a distinguish
ed citizen Of Tennessee, doubted Union
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A FINE FARM.

A FINE IA EBNE,
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OF
ValUil b ie Lana for sale.
80 acres Cleared nDJ Ita "a fine state
OK Cultivation.
FaNHIs Fsrn lies mile from Jones Station, the Win
chester and AabamA Rarcad, zine miles from WincAes
ter and three el from Salem, in Franklin ceaaty On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, aai all
Necessary out houe3 Close to the dwelling hRe spring,
good Ctn and plenty Of filling water The lard
I'll ELCH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed By any
IL ne county propose 70 sell ts valuable Tract Of lend,
and would refer persons Who wish Jrh
White Nashville, Tenn ,er AS Coyar, WnebssteE, hey
can refer 70 me on the premises.
HARVEY s. WTLLIAMB,
oct c0-H Winchester FrsnkIln county, Tenn
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Anderson & Romans,
AHGeFsOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
no. So BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six horse power portable stea Engines
n suitable for printing Offices, plantation and where
snSll engines required Price 5000,
Stationary Steam Engine from 70 thirty power
rreeS Low frstcisss engine be furnished at We
prepared 70 al orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest patterns az short notice Casting made from
stock u patterns for flour Mills and circular sash and huy
Saw A unryallea for strength durability and economy
ofp0EeT
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
experienced worgen furnished TO set r oar work when
Clsei.
Con5Fny hand full assortment OF castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draflan i
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and sE
mates furnished application.
~ ole and sAlss Room % Broadway Nashville, Tenn
j1ns22-1d
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AVIHG determined to carry my Negroes the asE
b S9ath, viii sell about 4 hrec or FcuF.
hundred Acres Of Land. being part Of
the tract upon which reside situated On a
coed Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, In one Of tie best glborhoods In VII ~
hanson county Soil equal any in the Sate. pGrtcu-
lars apply TO on the premises to A. Y. 8 Lflde
Nashville sep9-sY p A. PERKING
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&c DADS STEERS FOR 1851.
at the FaiI G unds.
PIsE CES REDUCED 10 ST HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain BLACK Hawk,
JEEHIs FIRST CLASS ROADsTER, will make his season for
lsG at the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 4h and cOng July the 4h at $40 season. and S
Tor insurance,
lie il beautiful hlask six years DID, troed at Athens
S5D in 500 and is certainly most handsome and perfect
horse in HE hcton that has brought the State He
bred Vermont imported b. E. 4. jennings and by tie
Hatch hore, he by Ii oo he by Old Black Hawk he Sher
and he By the Original Justin Morgan Dsmby Duroc
d. Ct Charles CIR g d. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hence
bnes four Of the best trotting crosses knoEn.
No. p Yankee Robin.
A CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. viii ss let % % at rs the season, $50 to
i1suie. He is very promising.
Eo.3, Washington the cd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam an excel
lent TTottng Mare will be let to IS Mares at the season.
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will Psse examine the above staous Good Blue
Grsss psstue at the farm Of T. Tanning and grain to keep
mares In good conchon, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner ami Agent for Company
Oscar Kmbs will be ready all times 10 shoE the Stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, Of Williamson, Col R. Allen Of Sum
ner 7. FannzF Of Davidson DR.. A. l. Gooeh, Of Ruher
ford. nar5-H
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z an nov resolving aze sssagiTssEt Of
CAIEEESa, E58OFs ARD SHOES.

TIE SPRING AND SUMNER TEaGB
They sTs sfs1esilsnt quality and from the ses anastu
rers, ana viii Be offered low for cssh.
JOHN \ HAMAGB,
eglfl-d M q College street,
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Flour, Corn, &c.
G0n BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour,
OSbSf 40 -Gcks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
50 " Green Apples;
g cases Pesrapine Wax CsrileEI
so Flour sacks fifty pOUnds)
On consignment, FOR sale "
". WATTS 4 CO.,
IanlGG No. s. College street, near 5l2s1
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CFSeSSS-T7ES WANTED.
TsyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Coap,ns
q 70 contract for 10000 Cedar CTHss-Eies. feet
loa-, Thick, Val hewa, aar-oEes place not
less inches csar Of b2y tiarr sound silVsr
81 1t Tie gTade line q tle read IN Nashville.
Ike contractors contract Tor .Q,gD " mite or
Post OAK Ties, Of c size sgage 20 BE IeYers
CT lEs Of the road ia piles from ss-a 4 section a.
enough On each section to supply the Saue
Persons wishing bid will direct the President Direct
ors the NsEhSils and Ecrth RArcad Company
HSsbvills, Temp 'CLTyJ-t .
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scientific DiseOYery---EIecTrO.
Water,

veil known 70 the profsc7 Tat EleoYcisy the sss
motor o( life Every rszSdT which really di1ass
d1es OF its ELECTRICAL adaptation 70 tbs e tie
Invalid b. the Of slcA remedies and RETRY
warns, IN which pstez bathed in currents Of Setro
Ladissbsing attended ~ a-bsdy-I curing "a 1ds o old
a1d obstinate complaints which have resisted al other
o. SConEaP receive ie, BAT in such cases,
where pasnts aTe oo weak to visit s-e2t them By the
EFopo1 Hospital IhdtGons, heh hFeaths5 into the
stamps faR pauphst Other pafents who 10
the "BEAETSs WkTEEE car. BY ssniag sfsetsf sgesex
and fnll description Of symFtD have medicines an.
(end for crc1zr) c 2iae Waters extract all ins7z
substances saksR mele OkaEriSs abaorssd. The
Persnoe - tEey yeEs II tie treatest many ths1I
and chFsn easssnd oan diseases a1d E=aknesses nag
be regarded a 7ss-aIshie gaarautes o. F7ocess.
u ROsz9s and Boarding Furnished 10
Patients II
PEE61CIAES EaO nav SA avail 'hemsel1sl q this val
sable discovery kss5 esths invited 70 sE a. NJ once
q no l4E, So1tA 4azE7f street.
KOura hes A % n every day s1sst TIE ssAssh.
Aires p2- ToMBAUGH,
EszEfsi-d&tWiY Nashville, Tenn.
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nEPARTURE OFmAILs.


From Nashville to Chattanooga, Warrington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York, New En- gland states de
parts o'clock n
Way Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at ooc
Pm
Nashville to Louisville, departs at O'Clock, NJ
Way Msils . "
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virgins. Missouri
Michigan and NUTtWestern States, parts O'Clock NJ
Nashveto Decatur, via trsnkn and Columbia, and other
way of6ces, separta AT O'Clock NJ
Nashville Lebanon, daily except sunday departs Al ~
o'clock NJ Also offices the way and beyond LEBANON "a
o'clock A NJ.
Nashville to Clarksvilie; departs ~ 81 o'clock NJ
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 5ts A b.
NsEeville Shelbyville NolensYe and TTune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, al O'Clock Nj
Nashville Huntingdon via Charlotte, WaVeTy, til week
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock n
Nashville to Liberty, via Stewards Ferry, huddlssone
Roads, Rural Hill weekly Thursday, at y ocloeE NJ
Nashville Ceutrevle, Tank VernonI PnsWood &C.
Tuesday and Friday, At ? o'clock ? NJ
Nashville to GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills, weekly EdaS
a. O'Clock ?. NJ.