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MASONIC.
Tribute OF ReHpect

Whereas has pleased the sll wise Ruler o. the Universe
in hedpensaon HIS providepeeto call rom time eter
nifty our worthy honorable brother STccKLEY D. MrcHE
one Of the Oldest memoe and for number Of yesTs worship
psa ovsron Lodge and who has shown him.
self faithful and all the ranks Of life and especially
5evoted to the E Of Ms5onsry, therefore, be {.
Resolved, That in he death brother Mitchell eur Lose
and tn hood hrou bout the lard has srs aimed loss
which, while but depleIe. sust yet row to ga
the spena Of the will Of that Providence whom Masn1
are tsugF 70 reverence and hunaby obey.
Resolved That the snbers Of this Ledge respectfully io
with the bereaTed widow and family Of deceased
nour ing aud lsmentBg his loss, st the same
tins cnnhden express the hPe that loss his gain
and that he has simply caet by his Grand Master and
Maker from his abors here the refreshments Of eternal rest
in P raaise.
Res ID, That the members Of this Lodge the usual
badge OF mourning for M days, and that tbs lodgroom
jewe he also Slothed in mourning
Reso we'd That the secret spread these resolutions the
minutes Na he furnish the widow OF deces ed bro
aid that he request the publ alton OF thsamein
Knoxville Register and Nashville Union and American.
JAMES & SIMPSON,
WIN CLAFKS0N, ( Com.
WM slURN.
ROsRHsvDIR June 20h, 1861
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MozDAY EyExrse, June "a, 1861,
Il seems The uioney>changefs Of Wall street have
pat their wits to work todev1ae D an hereby tbs
LINCOLN Government can raise the means with which
to prosecute the war Of snhjugation against the
Confederate States. JeHx tt oMPsos, q Wan street
shark and editor Of zkompsoH's Rnzh Nots Renoy4er
has made the important discovery. His play Is de.
veloped in circular for popular strikution. is to
establish an Issue Department in tho sub-TreasurF
Of the United States at New York, for circulating
Treasury Notes, Of al denominations, as national
currency, based on the pledge Of 20 per cent of
Government Stock at % per cent Of
Bullion and redeemsble at all times, lat least make
that promise on demand, in New York, in Specie.
Mr.. THOMPSON further proposes that in addition
to the circulating notes, the commissioners to
have power to issue, in exch sD q
bearing interest and payable only at the expiration
of thirty days notice from the holders. Mr.. THoxF
soy thinks this very nice plan to save forcing up
on the market an equal amount of leans, from
which it would seem Mr.. THoxsseS thinks the loans
will not go very well.
The New York Times Of the 18th says saThe
Loan Office of the Confederate State of Louisiana
having advised the Mechanics and Traders |
Bank of New Orleans not to permit the transfer of
100 shares of the Bank from a New York holder |
who had sold it to party in New Orleans, for val
ne received, and the Bank having pursued this line
of action, thereby defeating and damaging the New
York Stakeholder, in the ordinary purcta'e and |
Iale of the shares of the Bank as provided in its
'harter and bylaws, the latter has attached the
means of the Bank in New York, in the hands of
dessrs. MATHEW MoRdAS SoNs, to abide the issue of
! New York trial on the merits Of the case which
rom its peculiar surroundings, promises to be an
interesting one"
In New York on the 18th, at the first board, $751;
100 Tennessee 6 per cent Bonds sold at S5le and
$4,000 at 352c, and at the second board, s1l 00o
t $50, 81, 900 at SAFE, $1,000 at Csc.
The Charlestos Msrcgy of the 2lst says of Wheat
Ii is only within day or two that the first of the
ew crop was received by railroad, consisting of
bout $50 bushels, and taken by our mills on pri-
ate terms. 1t is probable that the market may
pen at Sl.25 per bushel for Red, and l.35 for
White, if the supply is Of moderate amount.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The State Department re
commends guerrilla warfare In Western Virginia.
Batteries are planted at every available point be
tween Manassas and the Federal lines.
Southerners seem ignorant of the fact that when
General Scott orders an advance he can easily avoid
Manassas.
bers Of privsteers fitting out in Europe for the
Confederates. Several have already left.
jim Lane returns to Kansas in few days. His
brigade is to consist of five regiments Of infantry,
E,x companies Of cavalry and six companies Of ar
tillery.
Montgomery commands regiment.
Lane, In his probation, calls Kansas to arms and
announces his intention to aid the Unionists in Ar
kansas. Louisiana and Texas
The Government is in possession of the telegraph
and will not permit the publication of any move
ment.
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Foreign.

NEw YORK, June "a The British Ministry have
been defeated IN the House ofCommons on the bill
bestOwing one of the seats by acknowledgements on
new Metropolitan Borough. The bill repeating
the paper duty passed the House Of Lords.
At the meeting of the Manchester Cotton Supply
Association, the result Of the exertons of the AS
ISOLATION was reported rather discouraging
The British squadron bombarded and DESTROYED
Porto Nevo, killing 200 persons.
Many Spanish cotton factories have stopped,
throwing thousands out Of employment.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


81. LOUIS, June 23<@The steamer SWIM. from
Jefferson City, has arrived With Blair ABOARD er
route for Washington. Herspsrts 5,pao Eedsraiis.s
at BooneTille,
A letter from Sauth-sastsm Missouri ssys Gene.
raj Watkins is organizing troops u nearly al the
Counties in that portion Of the State to coqperafs
With the Arkansas forge at Pocalfppfas.
Arms are beng taken up the White Fiysr
81. Ions, june 2L-Totten's command has re-
turned to Syracuse. after pursuing Jackson eleven
miles.
s. H. McCulloch, brother Of Ben. McCuIlOch, is q
prisoner
The State troops are concentrating at Lexington.
ments
It Is supposed that the Kansas troops will come
oown in boats to resch Lexington, simultaneously
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-25

BRIEF HIsroRY OF FANs.-Fans were invented BY
we don't know whom, and were first. used by him
and his family. Since that time they have become
suite common. but are likely to become scarce
now, as the political troubles of the country viii
probably stop the supply. The people of Nashville
though. are safe, as w. j. NAKR, agent for reliable
Southern Insurance Companies. secured large
amount of palm leaf fans, which are given awoy at
his Office, No. 25 College street June EST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-25

We authorised to announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ,
and date to resent e counties of Macon, smh, and
Aer IN the lower branch of the next Of Tennesse
We are authorised to announce Gen. A. NORrHCUTT, OF
Grundy county to represent he counties Of GruDdy Warren
Coffee Cannon and Van Buren in the sena Of Tennessee.
juae95-te
We authorised to the Of c.. c. HOLks,
candidate rseot Humphreys and Benton counin
the lower brapc OF the next g. raj Assembly, subj the
rstiheat % Of the will Of the people.
iunte3-tde -.. ...
We AUTHORISED 10 Isaac @. GAFRIsTeE,
ddate to the counties Of Coffee Grady and Van Ba
10 the lower bsch OF lie sature Ct Tennessee
luue2i-d>e
We aothoriezd to IT, P. BROOKS Jackson
ceuGty acSnd6ae to represent counties Of Jackson, Macon
and White, in the Sen te Of Te- nessee junel5-twSWte
We authorized to announce N. ALEXANDRA q
ddats for representative Legislature for the District
composed Of the ccues Of Smith, Macon and Sumner.
mayl9-tde
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The killing OF Col. Pearson.

SrRISGFIELD, H., June 2l-Georgs T. Pearson
lawyer of this city, was shot dead last night By
policeman Pierce. 1t seems Pearson was drunk
and abusing his wife, who called on the police 70
protect her. Pierce demonstrated with him against
such conduct, when Pearson claimed he had no
right to interfere with his domestic affairs and tod
him he was going to shoot him, at the same time
did not explode. While attempting to cock the pis
toll again. policeman Pierce failing to disarm him
with his club, drew his revolver and shot him. the
bullet entering his forehead, and lodging in his
head. Pearson remained insensible for two hours
after he was shot, when he expired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-25

MILWAUKEE,, June 24.-Bauk riots occurred to-
day. The citizens demolished the MitcheIl's Bank.
Two other banks and brokers' offices were injured.
The Montgomery Guards were called out but re-
fused to obey order to fire on the citizens The
ZouaVes were then called out and fred buck-shot.
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From New York.

New YORK, June 22.-Reports from Washington
say the navy will be doubled in size As soon az pos
si6le. Secretary Welles will recommend heavy sp-
propriations for building war vessels
The President will call for at least 100000 men,
and money to correspond.
Congress will at an early day suspeed the writ
of habeas corpus wherever there is an organized
rehejion and IN the Judgment Of the President il
should be suspended, the suspension Of course be-
ing temporary.
400 at the range of s01 and SO $40. The loan com
mssiopers decided to accept no offers under g. and
take til next Friday TO decide whether to accept
under 80.
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A Fair TraifOreSS.

WASHINGTON June 16.--It is well known that
Southern lady who has figured considerably in
Washington society especially the political part of
it. has the reputation of having entertained seces-
sion spies of late. Among those of her rebel guests
named is ex-senator Wigfa tho it is said. stopped at
her home several days concealed. The Government
is paying attention TO this ladys leyees They
differ from those she formerly gave in this city.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The steamers Columbia and
Desoto have arrived from Havana. The fever has
appeared in that city, but has not reached the ship
ping.
1t is reported that some of the San Dominican Vii
lagos have taken a stand against Spain
The Cuban excitement relative to American If
fairs IS intense.
The stock of sugar was JI2 900 boxes.
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ETHE NUNBER.--A native of this city, who served
in the cavalry at Bethel writes home that after the
route of the enemy, he counted five hundred and
fsrty-eight of the invaders killed and wounded.
This Corresponds precisely with the admission of
BALTIMORE Correspondents, but il may safely be con-
cluded that nearly Us many more fed to the woods
and 0led, deserted, or were captured. Hurrah for
Bethels-PoTtmOtah (Pd) Transcript, June 81.
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Prom Kanaaa Cflr.

KANSAS err, June 24.-It is stated that the Mis-.
sonrlsns have evacuated Lexington.
A ngat Il reported at Camp Cole between the
UIionists under Cook and the Mssourians: tvvenrv.
three unlonisss were killed when Cook fed. The
Unionists rallied and drove of the Missouriaus.
killing twenty~Ehree Of them.
While forty men were drilling at Wysndotte the
building feh, burying all killing some and wound
ing many. 49,
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From For,re.s rlnnrne.

FoRTREss MONROE. June 24-Gen Butler spent
Sunday morning at Newport News, whence no i'm
portsnt movement is reported.
Private Parker. of Vermont, who WAS taken
prisoner 70 the South Bethel has been exchanged
He reports good treatment. He says L. W. Clark
of the New York Sd, deserted the night before the
battle Of Bethel and gave the Southerns full infor-
nation
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From BOSTON,

BosroS June 22-The 9th regiment of Maine will
leave Portland for New York ca Wednesday next
via the Falls River line from Boston.
The frigate Santee sailed from Portsmouth yes
terday. She carries so guns, and officers and crew
numbering 500.
will probably sail Tuesday.
The Preble is ready 70 sail
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PROCLAMATION.
BY Isham G. Harris, Governor of the State

10 al brhom these presents shat come greeting:
WHEREAS By an Act Of the General Assembly of
the State Of Tennessee, passed 9th Nay, 1861, an
election on the Sth daySof June, 1851, was held in
the several counties of the State, in accordance
Herewith, upon the Ordinance Of Separation and
Representation; and also, whereas it appears from
the Official returns of said election thereto append
ed that the people of the State of Tennessee have
in their sovereign will and capacity, by an over
whelming majority, cast their votes for Separa-
ton" dissolving all political connection with. the
late United States Government aud adopted the
Provisional Government Of the Confederate States
of America:
Now, therefore, ], lsham G. Harris, Governor of
the State of Tennessee, do 'make it known and de-
clare all connection BY the State of Tennessee with
the Federal Union dissolved, and that Tennessee is
Free independent government free from all obi
CATION to or connection with the Federal Govern
nent' Of the United States of America
In testimony whereof, | have hereunte set my
hand and caused the great seal of the State to be
affixed at the department Nashville on this the
18th day Of June, A. d. 1861.
LHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor.
j. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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FROM Sc. Johns.

ST. JOINS, June 22.-The steamer Anglo Saxon
with Londonderry dates Of the 14sh, arrived this
evening.
Political news unimPortapt. The steamship Great
Eastern to leave for Quebec with troops on the
24th and the Golden Fleece was to leave on the same
erFand on the 4th of July.
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James A. Seldom, of Goochland.
VIM. Ballard Preston, of Montgomery.

We do not remember ever to have "eDJoyed" q
warmer spell of weather than we had last week.
The shady side of the street was a place of fash
fonable resort, and the qusntity Of ice and iced
beverages destroyed by melting populsce is said
to have been terrific. A great many of our citi-
GEMS however, ignored these things and called in at
the Office of VI. J. MARI, Insurance Agent for some
of the best of Southern Companies, No. IS College
street, and secured excellent fans, large number
of which be has for gratuitous distribution.
&F
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have the best style Of arms and full eguiFne nts
to furnish on the spot.
I wish to leave for Virginia Monday morning.
ANY person wishing to Join my company viii apply
at once to me either at the Sc Cloud Hosei at my
quarters on College street near Broad, or at ed
wards Harris & Co. 5. Y, RED,
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virginia Congre.sIonal DeIexaIlon.

RICHMOND, June 2l.-The Virginia Convention to-
day elected members for the Confederate Congress.
John A. Seldom, VIM. B. Preston for the State at
large; and John Tylor, VIM. T. Macfarland, Roger
A. Pryor, Robert Johnson, Walter Preston, 3
Scott, Charles W. Russell. James l.. Mason Thos. s.
Bocock, VIM. c. Rlves. John w. BrookenbrOugh,
Walter r. Staples and r. III. 7. Hunter.
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Per Steamer Rr.man

NEW YORK, June 24.-The British have determin-
ed to send additional troops to Canada.
The MoniteT publishes declaration of the strict
neutrality Of Napoleon.
RicasOli takes CaVour's place. The Pope is con-
valescent.
Washington correspondent, referring TO des-
patch stating that Lincoln had declared that Spain
would occupy San Domingo at her own risk and
peril, says the Government has received no official
notice of such declaration, but Is prepared to de-
fend the integrity of territory which has annexed
20 Spain.
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Louisville, June 24.-Capt. W.J. Overton, of she
Courier Office leaves tonight for Nashville to Join
the Blackburn Guards for Virginia. He viii act as
special correspondent of the Courier
The first Southern mail since the 10th arrived To-
day. Speed Is instructed to forward letters as IN
paid letters 70 their destination
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GRRFroN, June 24.-General Mcclellan issues
saying that Guerrilas will be dealt with according
to the severest rule of military law. An perssns
giving aid or inf rmation to the Southerners will
be held in the closest confinement, and all persona
bearing arms except of known Loyalty viii be ar
rested for examination.
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BESCRAPI1ONs
q. ahorf gear nj 4 q ;nc,ov b;gh a

Davy Is about 81 ,nid feet or inches high.
complec thick lips, when laughing shows his gums
which red; speaks quo and when spoken TO yes sir
to nearly be makes bis hair plated
tines when conbed oe head Of hair-has the
side the back Of his hesd which covered by bis hair
and viii have to be examined closely II find it, hiss the marks
the Ehp his from whip extends his de
which him when bought him; his teeth yellow
in 'front.' except which white, and think disposed to
Jap will be positive He issto1t, heavyft, we'll
eed ard Vey active his vgzt from 60 to 40 lbs
will The above reward to any Hho will deliver
hoy Davy for his eorfinnent in any jail from
which { him. EDWARD @. EG LESION.
JuneQ
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rhe Daughters of The soulh.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The War Department has
discovered that the female Secessionisfs are engag
ed in carrying on a regular correspondence with
Gen BeauFegard, via Mount Vernon.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.


n.y. DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for thsl
&kkSsa four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment Of private diseases fer over
thirty yerrs himself having attended to practice fer
auy yeas and many thousands, be is eabled to
All diseases of private nature matter low bal they may
from inudcous medical treatment neglect their own
Dr. Kings Dspensay No. % Deadrck street. between Cherry
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
oEoaHRA without naucious medicine or Interference
from business
sTRrcuaE ofod or date, eetuslly cured in few
by an operation which pain Where structure
a health cannot enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undermhIes the constitution 81 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skim growing out
ect or nad treatment can e9ectuAy cured in few days.
BENIN particular attention having been given to
s disease and all consequences grewn out o brought
on in many cases By The destructive habits Of nconsderate
Youths and Indulgence OF the passions neglect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering the subject un
for society," and causing premature old
Females who may laboring with dcay OF the Womb
nav rest assured OF Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their With
Zee enclosed directed DR. A King, No 23 Daarek street.
Nahyie Tenn win ha the necessary medicine to he
address, With necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Once
hours from o'clock the morning until in the evening"
mRy23 I859d&wly
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DIEN,

Oh the 2lthi ct Miss FANNIE MceiHN, only dAugb.
ter Of and M.Cann az 10 and twenty two days
The friends scqusht CT the family respectfully
invited to attend this evening st ococt from the
reridence Of her parents No 50 South Summer street
Divine service by Rev DIR. L D Houston.
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INNOLVENT NOT,Cts

FHN those Who hd csins against the estat. OF Thomas
. PckaTd dec ated you hereby potifea Z q e ne
claims henticated RccorCi law. With rk Il ea
ley County Court Tennessee before tie Is cay of ap
tenber 1861 for pro distribution tie ella aosins. ala
estate will be adj udcSed FOR pro ton on that
This the 81 day OF June, 1861.
JOHN PIoKARD, Aamr
may R-T4tsIr sieesS Of Thos Rckard, deceased.
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n,,o,,,op, DuuIap Zouaves.

We have no. received the Memphis Av1lancAs for
o week. What's the matter?
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Cenfederate Ronds and Notes.aW

RICHMOND, June 22.-The President Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad has taken $40 900 in
Confederate State bonds, and ST., 900 in Treasury
notes,
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You are hereby notified to atted at your armory
on this CTuesday) evening at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, in
full uniform for public parade. Let every mem
Der be on hand. BY order of the Captain
J. NJ. STONES, Se1y
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From BaItEmore
From Cincinnati,

BATTAoRE, June 2i.-SamueI Terre is held to ball
in the sum Of $50 for interruptng the railroad
in April.
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NOTICE.

he soI on Thursday, the 9Th Of june, 1861,
w chine shop With all the machinery y, tools, and nnhn
ed work that may hand Il not previously sold n
Sinsrv onss Of good ten horse engine AMI uer nearly
new two reared LAthes for turning Iron one Lathe E sod
one Bolt Cutter Daniel Palmer, one Woodworn fAne
Benches I'VE setts Bench Tools ano ags many 80,
articles enumerated Said shop vas ors,y
Road Ct Smyrna, Rutherford eousy: -
one Of locations IN th etsts tor aaenns
Oara,nter shop or Cabinet Shop. Any person WISHING
purchase. BY writing TO can get u.tnsr -
ne ho and Elicit will show en TIE m4enlnetg1 -
. 80 forrth can he BALANCE In TIRE equal pagnens
ak wsve and eighteen months s1tn notes P@SSos S-H@
veil secured. This April l6hs iool' srrAa rrrnxuR.
smyrna, Tenn. 9@Hn1 @SS-'
Rpile-Wta