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FHRENCH BsANDIEs, wHIsKEYs, AND LIQUORS AT
n Auction this morning saturday January 19th An in
voice Of Cognac Brandes. Whisky and Liquors. just received
with orderr TO close BhNJ SHIELDS CO.,
Central Rooms.
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NASHVILLE * CHATTANOOGA =. Il,
Notice 70 shippers.

TyREI64s or tae Men2ha and csaseston Railroad, and
b. Tor IoSss stations on the Nashville and ChAtsnoeg.
AYnad Including will be received Bnt owing
10 he condition Of the State Road Of aerza no Eeigns yer
points BE- chataneogs Be received nat iartasT no'
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
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To Baltimore, philadelphia,
and Boston, and the only 70
Washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND RALTTM0ERE awB
OHIO RAILROADS terminate Baltimore and IFsS6fnr-
ton City the East and Columbus Tie West At .eh Discss
II connects with Railroads for and from all points IN he
West, SouIh-yTest and N0rth-West.
Passengers BY this the cities AZ Rasor
Psaeipna View York, Boston, st the Of ckeS to Ns
York or Boston alone bY other lines
Through Tickets ase be procured via Washington CITY 70
the Eastern Cities additional charge Of 81 only
sleeping attached 70 81 night trzin5-
all principal points.
business men and travrIers for peasurs inormaon can
al the Eastern Cities comparatively small exenes
scenery is celebrated wonderful teauy aa sbl
in the world. Its system day and nzhsr,ek
lts spedd equipment; it's exclusive Telegraph tines. IT,
OF double track its Inc hotels (andsr The suvsIl
and confsrt. - f@s'N1sNas 'FS--f h.1sis
1icksts and Baggage Checks can be r,c,rf A IN
1s Psiaelpe Railroad and Steamboat OaBces IN - w.
us ~ n "a ne baltinere AID Ohio Railrond.
+ = 81 81 h Master Transportation B 4 ORR
= =. "a. 80 S0LE, General Ticket AGENT b 4 D RR
N = a STIt.aE ~, Gen. Western AGENT. ak1RR
n 70 o. ~ 1T ,Pres't, o R r.
sprHl9 - A''Nes Agent Q OH
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,

manufacturing power portable steam Eagnes
~ suitable for printing Offices plantation and where
small engines required. Price $780,
Stationary Steam Engines from thirty horse power ct
prices as Low rsass engine furnished at We
prepared to ill orders for Engines Mill Machinery Of the
aste improved patterns al short notice Casting made from
stock patterns Mills circular, sash and Muy
Saw Mills unrivael strength durability and economy
ofpeHer.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced furnished to set work when de-
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
Foundry An experienced pattern maker and drSian u
employed Working drawings specifications, plans and est
mates furnished on application.
ONE and Sales loom at So Broadway, Nashville Tenn
iuneo2-du
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rour Uorse mail Concn.

TENHE only running regary threstns
week and back, from Fayetteveto Tnlahoma; leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday inreurn leave Fay
esvilie TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturdays @ sIs
FayetteYilleand the at TuliahQtn s ~ aaomnods
.sn passengers. T. D. Sfsn sgsn, At TuiIahoma. Coed
esmsana eAss drivers. fare hEeush oslytwo dollars
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CHARLES B. HALL

Boots, Shoes, Talises. Carpet Bags, &c.
No. 1e ssvTH SIDE PuBLrc SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
s now in receipt az his stock the Spring and sum.
4 mer Trad4s onsistins of Ladies', Gents Misses,
Boys Chld Saots, Shoes Caters Slippers, &C., OF
every variety, with - without heels.
ALso-La Trunks fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks, Vases Ladies Leather Travelling satches
ss&. .,.
Pan Of which low goods Of similar guilty
pun hased in tho city Please call at No " Public Square
CHARLES u NALL
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.


BKEg1ES LrSpsIEY D, Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col Superintendent Of the Military College,
aad Professor Of Engineering.
JAMsF NJ, Professor Of Mathematics, and NAtu
raj Philosophy.
j. II STEWART, N, Professor Of and Latin Languages ard
GEORGE BLAcK1E NJ Professor of Botany and Natural
History -,
W. HoYTE. NJ D, Professor OF Mental ana AorA
Philosophy and IIElical Literature.
R. W PTxAs, Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages.
J. G. ADELAIDE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. X. WIssFGz, D, Surgeon,
The First the Academic Year 1sJOO cemnences on
the Sd Of SEPTEMBER, 1860 -
The Second the 9th OF january lo6l
place the 18th Of June, ob
Tuition Boarding. Washing Fuel, Rooms Servants attend
snce and Arms SlO5 Term Naturalization Fee, 80
Students are required furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish German, Drawing keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of twenty weeks.
Students under I.ys Of age will not be admitted
BY the Military Discipline, effective government is
tabsed physical culture, good order and indus
Que habits promoted.
Fr atsogues additional information, apply 70 any Mem
Der 81 the Faculty, or b. b. JuhhsoN,
ulyqI '5O-dStTIt&ztf Superintendent.
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g EDWARDS, IN HAnnrs E P EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors TO Edwards GilkerSon q Co..
wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

DKAIEns IN
srandies, wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, &c.
coREAR ooLLEGEzED oHJRcH STREETS
Nashville, Tenn.
xK7E ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
w selected Of Groceries, Tobaccos Liquors &c.
psd in part follows, to which respectfully invite she at
! SUGAR, MoLASSEs AND SYRUP.
3 bids LOgisisns Sugar 5ebss Coverings powdered
g NIL cos clariAsd aOs Sag15i ,o., s.,,r.
100 Plantation Moasses hal bbs Moasses;
100 half bills Plantation No Opaskss ust. Louis Golden
sObsis Refined Molasses; Opks New Orleans Golden
50 bss LOverinE's DRchrusA syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio Conee bags Col Java coGee
100 bags New Orleans Rio oof 50 bsgs Lagss Coffee
WHISKY.
100 bbls Reched Whisky; Ibis Robertson county Wis
I IoS K Ksn1 DA 90 bS Ss Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Ola Rye Whisky = Wisely Rsl.s
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seignette's 10 casks Madeira Wins;
od RGsssy; cash. or Dup-y ssi sS; W." %,
20 a. cash. EesS:Iis Brandy: e Dry wine
brandy; so baskets Champagne;
100 PEs A1erisnn Brady; g boxes oars;
| SO Cherry % ;" Mint
5 Blackberry " % boxes DittersS
| o. Rasrberry pks Holland Gin;
10 casks RUM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
500 boxes Virginia TObacco-varOus brands
/ 500 KENTUCKY
9s key, ] Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
$1,000 Superior Havana cigars-vsriOus Brands;
i sOOJoO0 :" German
\ $4,000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
900 boxes tar candlesi 5Oboses stesrins Candles
| 300 hn' 50 " TahoW
| I5Oor $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
| FLOUR.
| 100 bbls extra Family Flour;
~ I" Supernne I"
100 bags PENNSYLVANIA Brckwheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks zoe and Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
| 500 bbls Kanawha salt; so Tubs;
| 1850 kegs Nails and Spikes; IS acks Almonds:
500 boxes Glass are; SO hbls Pecaos and flloerusi
4 500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnuts;
| 100 casks Soda: 1870 dozen Broons;
1on0 nonnds Rar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bag shot assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
| 100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags PEPPER
1 v - sardines, and 4 25 /" Allspce;
| hoves. - SO bxs Ground Mustard;
| sobTS Lemon syrup; 50 " Fire Crackers;
| Is0 nks Raisins. 50 DO. Cider Vinegar
| l0O " Mackerel: 50 bbls Xxx Ais
| . chests Green and Black
| Teas;
ssc cig ''''' EDWARDS. HARRIS co.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, PROPRIETOR.
TvyHIs HOTEL spacious brick buIIdng Just completed
Thepreprieter has incurred heavy expense IN nttng ~
make them neat Anc oozoraoe
The house open the reception Of boede visitors and
proprietor afford ample ACCOMMODATIONS
for $50 persons An omnibus with good and safe team van o
the depot convey passengers the Hotel and back 70 the
deno again proprietor intends make II nrstciae
Hotel and hopes to share liberal patronage.
suoi8 DAM Ell A. TIEtBS, Proprietor
HOUSE PAINTING,
guNHE subscriber is prepared execute with the greatest
proupnsss all contracts, however large which may o. en
dered ters which cannot f 70 give sansac
ton Heis also prepared to execute al manner OF
sIsE ANp AIEHG AND kARBLlEe.
Having tbs rVs OF ths noste1PsI
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having vork in hE ne
give hin call before making fnal arrangements
H' r. T. FLEMING,
vDsrchs-dtf No Union between Cherry AID SUE Ier
NEWSOM,S WHISKY.
n - BBL5. NeWsom'S Best. It has been stored
"a for months, and has age. .,,-u,,
june6 1EbLIh1A q on-A1A
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
VEyE have en- large stock Of fine Virginia
w CO. SlSo Tennessee and Kentucky ToOiAccoS WINCH
anxious out low general assortment Oh
Cigars on hand. ,,,,ru
iune26 AsLLibL o s'iA-H
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charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
EtxPREss freight Trains ouau the roads On "a - .
an Decenher' 1858 through rEtes from New Yert -
Fts. Class lee lbs, q g Third Glass; pr zoe ib Al IA
second Gas, DO s. RosFth Class, 90 e.
and half and four days ~' 1850 --''s
Tine from New YORK and Philadelnbfs -. -.
and nine days. --'A- ssAs
intervening saooaths esVSe the above variations ii ~ N ~
irSgn. trains are run on Sunday over three lines
No detentonsb BY ice 0Fercizrssa ara s.-..- -
g oasges occurring at sea- promptly adjusted b. ne yss
'l 4 no ne Snasanoogs Railroad on delivery.
dec x9-E n
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Uuder.ShIrts and Drawers.
CHEAP HOUSES.

Small COUNTRY Dosideaees tor sale a
Prices TO Suit the 'FiPueSs
1.-TWO small tenenents, with ~ Of land with
place, miles the city, thu GsllRtin Pike. We
haze residence good uter and prefer selling
re.inder reduced prices to 'ine Apply
zR W BROWN.
auI ak. Cherry Street..
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Land for sale.

Land for Sale.
III made before LIST January will sell on accom-
Il m5datinr terms Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from The limits MIL Greek, opposite Maj Gons
This is one beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half land is in timber the balance in cuva
ton There are O. premises comfortable cabins and nne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the place. to ny
self for particulars. CHAS. h. "1NsTON
juyl4-u
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, NASHVILLE AND DECATUR r. K
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th. 1850.
the goth inst, freights for Decatur all poino
on Memphis and Charleston and all connecting Road
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention feght must have plain shipping
marks the Destination full and initials OF last road on each
package. Stock sent through with care and dispatch
F1 JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
novIs-dIu General Az emit.
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Anderson 81 Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
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Flour, Corn, &c.
COO BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flouri
OVDRJ 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
so 4" Green Apples
% Parrapine Wax Candlea;
SO Flour Sacks. (aftY Poundsl
On consignment, for sale By
W! WATTS & CO.,
ianl9R No. 81 College street, near Broad
AN AMERICIANETHNoLO VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION.
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gTNHE House at occupied by Boyd No SO Cherry
street. The front will make good store sal
The back premes be occupied BY two families
Ao Offices in the second story Apply the premises
dec2Sdlw HAMILTON
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manny's combined Reaper a11
Mower.

kNlEH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
eeleorA-ed ASehine eceiVed the hgs pre1is A. @
soLp nEDAL as TIE eesteonbaed Reaping and Non
tS slsAL Onled states Agricultural Fair heIs AZ
1y SSP.snoer, IeoI The trial near STr~r,s ~
1sIk, IN Soy, EAere AL the pr cps Maehiues HI -
Society, st LsuisYille. KY S-@'s- Akr1nult1fA
II also received the ward the best laan.- -
oseL, eetsre 1so separate Committees apponied s. ~ -
ae1 OF me Dacson County AgrieuisuEal Society," 4
II ny, 1897, over most Of the nov IN ~ =
numerous ether pre and were ziys ~
a11ns ne Ast season, oFer every Haehinein Arasrc1
The above machines are for sale By the uadsIIi1nsS
B. y. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the stata
,,s, FtsHBR. WHERLEs 4 90
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DIN RnuRRoN WHISKY.

Sheiled Oats, Corn and rye
400 BAGS OATS; 500 Bags Gem 200 Bags Rye.
4UNE Received This day and for sale log py
noviT-n G HUGH McCREA < 90
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kEa.ase Cor Rent
Old Corn,
Flour.
"a and Extra Fan
PROCLAMATION
ISIEAM G.. HARRIS,

PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor Of the State of Tennessee
TENO ali whs shall se these GreetiHg Whereas
Z has been made that certain ED HlLToN,
charged with having committed lou ahd
murder on the 18th day January e6l the body OF VII
LIS BURKs late OF county Bedford, has fed from justice
and is now running at large
Now therefore, l. Harris Governor as aforesaid by
yae of the authority in vested do hereby oae
reward Of two uadred y dollars. to or per
Sons who may Eehend SID Ed Hilton and deliver him to te
Sheriff ar aor OF our county Of Bedford in order that ushc
In Il az behalf, may be had and executed. ,
" In testimony whereof, have hereunto set Hy hand
and caused s. al Of the State to be anxed a.
BIS Nashville the oath day of January, lS6l
- I Rv he Govefnor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J.E R. PAY, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTlpNs
said Hilton Is man abut six feet high, with sandy hair and
reI hstera her slender build shsudered 1t 10 re-
ported that changed his appearance by hair ye and
shaving. yon-o-Ht~"
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1Ih, 1850,
Passenger Trains, and West, will run follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE At 80 N and 3PM.
Arrive st Chattanooga 1:30 u AID ls45 NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chatanooga at 7:30A N and T:30PM.
Arrive at Nashville at 5:SO and IA NJ
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
n Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Iynchbug Knoxville Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery Menu his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with Trains
Tennessee and Georgia Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any hour application
Ticket Agent at office 1t Depot to the fsoSing places and
. the following prices, viz:
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IN On. - - ~ q = eune88oes
SEEW ARE COUNTY COURT Ar m
NeE--Ianes B. hcCarrolI ct ais W Chaz a an-,,..-
80 % . seal land Il appearing e from com1l.is
M.Si maj ines heCarrOll, Francis McCareil Jsb- =
-es MeCaroll, san uel MeCsrrolI. ana N.--s--,
hsirs a. law Of Francis McCsrroll deceased a. -
S PGpton De ma for four consecutive vesks 4. -
i1 - AsD AHEalcAN, Newspaper PUBLISHED h, -
u requiring said non-rss5ens Il " .rd
oeIors me Justices Of the Count Csurt Of ssesar
DC noioen A. me court house. in said county il - So
Tennessee the first Monday Janury ls ara o-e 81
or eem1r % cODPainents bill, the sane vii he
s''ea as 10 'ns and 'esdOEn for bearing s4parts
6ec7-w4l-pr's fee 81 81 $500 n A. C 5k
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- BBLS Extra and Extra Family to arrive PEI nan
@ v ~ W. WATTS & CO.,
dec2I No. 81 College street, near Broad
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
philadelphia, Ash Ve..

M ADAMs VALIANT will re open her Bcardipy al n.
Senool ior young ladies at 1923 Chestnut STREE - is
spssnoer Superior Instructions the EngsS "a TsS
70 both OF Ehch equally serious ate ion - ~
psrtment. - '-P1iinIsnd ne french De
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= TRE NER PosfAoE sFAMPs differ

Es- TAG New POsrAoE STAMPS differ
materially from the old ones in design, as
they als uniform ia general appearance
sud have the value of the stamp desig-
nated in figures In each Of the upper cor.
hsry, and the letters Q. 8. In The lower
corners 10 addition TO us. Postage,
Threa Gents, Sc. The one cent stamp
represents a profile bust Of Franklin, and
the three cent profile bust Of Washing
ton. The avs cent has the head of Jefter-
sou, The ten, twelve and twenty-fopr cent
the head Of Washington the thirty cent
the bust of Franklin, aud the ninety cent
Is distinguished by TrumbulIs head Of
washiugtUu. The time for exchanging
stamps aud envelopes Will soon close, and
a!.as that date letters enclosed In old style
envelopes or paid with the old stamps will
act b, forwarded, but sent to tns Dead Let
tie. Omee at Washington. eA
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-The North
American says: We learn that letter was
received in this city last evening from
Lieutenant In the army of General Banks,
which states that Banks and his column
had marched from Harper's Ferry to Win
chester and driven 4, 600 rebel troops from
that place and occupied it That he had
also sent detachment of one Massachu-
sets regiment to occupy MartinsbuIg. BE
had bean reinforced by, 5000 men, chiefly
from the vicinity Of Baltimore. The writer
of the letter Odds You will hear nothing
of this until yon get II officially from Wash.
iuRton, as the telegraph has been seized
aud no news is allowed TO be sent. This
latter fact We know 70 be correct but as to
the rest we cannot youch.
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A GREAT MspIoIsE Toa FENILFs I-Hun.

A GREAT MEDIOCRE FoA FENLLFs i--Hun.
dreds Of stimulants have been invented
and sold, purPorting 70 BE- specific in the
various diseases aud arrangements 10
which the, delicate form of woman render
her subject. The result of all these stim-
nlants has been to impart nEomsntary aetiu-
ity to the nervouI sySteHI, and false vigor to
the MEtets5 but this relief has been sue
-ceeded by depression and prostration
greater than before aud the repeated att
tempts Of invalids to build themselves up
by the Jatst Temediesr have finally ended in
destroying what little vital organization
was left. But in using .fBeTKave's RoI-
land Bitsrs" you will find no such disas-
trous results. It is purely vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific
principles, after the manner Of the ceIe-
brated Holland Professor, Berhave Uu-
der its influence every nerve and muscle
receives new strength and vigor, appetite
and sleep return, aud, finally, perfect
health, See advertisement 10 another cole
umn. sug2
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EvEs THOSE who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse TO tonics as prsventives Of dis
ease. We are never too well armed against
the assaults ofi"the ills that flesh is heir
to-" Such an invigorator they maj 6nd
in HosTErTER's BIrTERs-a medicine that
cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity to the system. AT
this season, particularly, tho strongest
man is not proof against the malaria in
certain sections of the country. In all
cases Of fever aud agus, the sITrERs is
more potent than any amount of quiz
nine, while the most dangerous cases of
bilious fever yield to its wonderful prop
critics. Those who have tried the medicine
will never use another, for any of the all
meuts which the HosTRTTER Buffers pro-
fessss to subdue. To those who have not
made the experiment, We cordially recon-
need an early application to the Bitters,
whenever they are stricken by disease of
the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
ang2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AIothers, read this.

rhscOllOvinsIs an extract rom alot.erwrl,tsu by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the journal nnd
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor of that worldrenowned medleine-SiRs. wrgs-
lows sooTHINo srRuP RoR CHILDREN TEETBISe:
"WesOS an advertisement In your columns Of Mrs
Windows Soothing syrup. Nov never said a
wordlu favor Of patent medicine before In curl life
but We feel eOmpelsd to say 70 your readers, that
thisIs no humbug-EE HAvE TEIEp L, AND KNowIT 20
n ALL CLAIMS. It Is, probably, one OF the NEST
successful medicines Of the day, because II s OF
the best. And those Of your readers who have ba
blssean't do better than to lay in supply"
oafl6-ly-dkU
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8g I1I1gtarh.

W4sHISGToN, Aug. 23.-The State De.
partment has received n letter from the o.
S. Consul at Cutoeoa, dated August Tth,
in which he says, according to the state
ment of a runaway seamen from the priYa-
taer Sumter, she was not allowed to enter
the port of Ciepafugas, Cuba, but was or
dered to anchor below the fort. Her prizes
however, six in number, went into port
The Sumter, after coaling, proceeded to
sea, supposing that some OF our men of war
were in pursuit She subsequently cap
tured Two American vessels, both OF which
were loaded with provisions. She WAS
seen on the I'd iust In the vicinity of Ma
turin on the coast of Venezuela proceed.
| ing 10 windward, and it was supposed she
continued her course though the wind
ward passage TO capture vessels there.
The Consul had on the day of writing
called ON the Governor of the Island re-
quesling an answer to his question, wheth-
er the Sumter will be again admitted into
port should she reaPPear.
The Governor, in reply, assured him
that she would not ON the ground that
since she LEFT there, she bad been captur-
ing vessels on the Main, and as he desired
to occupy strict neatralify, according 70
his orders, he could not permit the Island
to be made the starting point for the Sum-
ter. The Consulate questioned the Gov
eruory IN regard ito other vessels under the
same flag and e6mmission, when he stated
that should such another vessel appear, he
would act according TO circumstances
The Consul adds: 81 am of the opinion
that the Governor has committed himself
in admitting the Sumter and now desires
TO arrange the affair according to the off
fetal intelligence
By an order issued from the Adjutant
Generals Ohice, from this time till the LIST
Of JANUARY, 1863, recruiting officers are
directed 70 make all their enlistments of
men entering the regular army, for the
term of three years. The minimum stand
ard of height for recruits is fixed at FIVE
feet three. -.
According to order No. So, Captain
Beverly a. Robertson, of the Second
Cavalry, aud LIST Lieutenant W. Walker, of
the Ordnance Department, having given
proof of their disIoyaIty, are dismissed
from the service of the United States. As
sistaut Surgeon RaIlsur, of the Medical
Stat, having deserted to the enemy, is
likewise dismissed from service.
Carlile Barracks is announced as chap
lain post. aaa
The commanding officers of volunteer
regiments will report TO the Adjutant Gen
erals Office Immediately, as there occur
any vacancies which may happen in their
regiments, in order that steps may be
taken to have them filled.