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uIB, rTcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
chest External in the world for Man or
HeaSt.

TxHBoUgANDs Il human beings hsve been ssyeda lie o. DE-
orspttude and misery, by the use OF this inval1@o Ln
IL viii relevs alEO7t instan thneeus " anu
~ cleanse purify and heal the foulest SORE 10 en-
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- i, the Joints Muscl Ligamsnts IL viii never l4ll
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For BnIps or scads any Pain, is an lniabe hemedy
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external disease. Try it, and you viii be oony'uced
DR. J. z. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
ForssIe S; PropreOrs prices By Berry Denoyille ands
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"a side envelope Goth envelopes being prepaid AL esdre
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oztsae coTslcre viii &c carried seTers - Ersaki7 AID
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forward above This srsngement 70 continue during the
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QUININE
DIVTDEND NOTICE.

AUST received sndor sale 500 ounce. Of choice ouIans
BROWN 4 EVANS
Oiuly7-f q College nrses, Nashville
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CENLEAN SPRINGS.
Notice.
Z O. O. f.

TVNHE members The IndependPnt Order Of Ua
@ n SstnjaV night next the 18Th inst, to take into
consi 3eratisn very important usiness ;,,.l T.,
De present. "OiA'' - A'-1' - -
Ir1v
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shoe Makers Wanted.

YFyEN or FIFTEEN shoe-makers wanted to make Kip and
thick work. Constant employment and prompt pay kn-
a1iIe on X 8. ROLLINS CO,
itly5-Im 4, Inn Block, Nashville.
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stSte OF the system.
As a StimuIant,
IT Is quite different alcoholic preparations 10 not sub
ec any shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists Tor
its presence
As Female Medicine
II equally powerful effective restores the equilibrium
have flooded the market which only Injurious in place
Of assisting fenoYang the constitution for good
son. too they only made from the illusions OF minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No IIincraIsI
Dr. Wright thinks we'll 10 hs professional character
that minerals whatever form the least component
parts the ingredients Of his Reuvenatng ExrWell know
ing what has been ented the community BY opium and
mercury.
GeneIaIIyo che debitated, Wright would say, Never
despair Nc matter hew down may be- no matter how
weak you matter Whist the have beenfsrsake
whatever led you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatInR Elixir,
And you will nd yourself pride instead
reverse, your friends and healthy ssun2, and worthy
Member Of the human family.
81 per bottle, three bottles for SIS, and forward
ed BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold by ell respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Csnadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the prOprietors,
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl ohaTtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By g. W. Hendershott, Berry DsmoVills
wing PendletOn, and all responsible druggists oc29
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ROCL Am A ION

ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Governor of the State OF Tennessee.
To the Sherris of the several counties Of said State
GREETING -
accordance With an Of the General Assembly o. said
stre passed May 9TH sol You are hereby Commanded 20
de ad hold an election st all the pisces Of holding elections
In your respective counties THURSDAY, the lat day OF Aggnt
next for Of delegates to represent Tea ee IN me
one Of said delegates elected from each OF the
Districts established by law, said election 70 De con
and under the same rules mat nave
prevailed heretofore in Congressional elections
IN testimony whereof, have here1nto set ny mans
and caused the great seal Of the State TO be afxed al
IL s. the Department Nashville this 18th day Of June
A. D., 1861. lsHAM u HAAhle'
~ By the Governor:
]. z. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
inne2Q-ti
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FKTHIs Is altogether new medicine, the result OF modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
absract method Of irrespective Of all the old and
ont systems published by accomplished quscs to the safer
Ing DR.. Wright we'll knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
unnisted felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested by
whole Medical Faculty. who, wheut even one dissenting
vece have given adherence to its perfect ana undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has been
REDUCED and when all other medicines known to the Pharmseo
pia have been tried in vain. Long thought years Of patient
investigation, and nil desperGsldUu determination nave
crowned Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir 70 sur
rng humanity the only thing that the following
dissases-nameiyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression, 49,
Imbeeility,
Determination Of Blood TO the Head.
CONFUSED Ideas,
HyBters,
General Inablllty,
Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Less OF Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits, .
Disqualification Of the orRsRs Of
Generation,
PalptatlOn Of the Heart,
And in fact ali the cOncOnlSnts Of and debtAted
atata ~ The
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SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE!

60 long sought has been published and just received by j.
- A. Mcclure, 80 Union street. Price IS cents.
Having succeeded making Copper Bu8eS for army use,
which are pronounced by competent judges to be equal In every
respect to Tdnkes work. nearly loE rstrshe price
being fixed S9here need be fear OF od army beng WITH
cut signals superiority Of Drums over all others IN
this country is acknowledged BY ALL They are made OF ths
very lest materaI every department Of their manufacture
FOR the heating head Calf skin, prepared especially LOT
aue Fife Of cocoa lockwood and apple tree can be had Oh
me- tprlces from 81 TO s.
first mail express. , ,o., A.
n BIN press and will he ready by the @Oti inst to
dedicated the Southern Coniederacy de-
str9 10 he the song ALL 50 coRts sent post free te
- a4lre,s J A MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville & Memphis
iupelG-n
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Peace or War--A Permanent Block
ade Impossible.
BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY.MADE CLOTH
ING, ETC, ETC.
REM. T. SHIELDS & co,

TEAVIHG 70 confidence Mr. LiDcolns ability to sustain
his policy, bockadipg southern ports are ANXIOUS %
close the Large anticipation Of Fall mPOrtatlOns from
Europa. =,
We have Just received and will open tomorrow an extensive
cor segment miscellaneous Merchandise which will be sold
without an advance il rates Tens invariably cash
Ceutral Auction Rooms,
iuIv4-v No. - and q College street.
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For the Southern COnfederacy.
VETE ar, now ready to an sill orders incamP EqnPsss
w viz:
Iron CaDP Kettles,
Tin Coffee Kettles
Mess PsHsB
Plates
Cups
CaDtesuS
Cartridge Bsxes &C
MCCLURE, BUCK & co,
Manufacturers, No Is Market street
lilo In Nashville, Tenn'
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BOXRD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN and small mily desire to Obtain ne2[o
Apply 70 sohdFAAOA .
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WETEars buying wheat and Corn, for which we are
w prepared pay cash. Farmers and Receivers having
either for sale, will please give call Once az the NILS
49, G0RDAN, aAUMAN & CO.,
iuIy4-Im Rock City Mills.
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OEz sgzz-e, Sas gsSF, Ss3E.eh zasi.loes Esle,
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subsequent Insertion. /, a,
Advertisements published 10 both the Daily aud ssky VI
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TO BUELDEBSSs
VETE are prepared to do the Fin RO0f nc Snd ones
w Sheet Metal work Eee sssarV IN building IN u
s manner, and will cont Ict fer such at the low
- Do,silIs Tatss 7. 81. MD AEK & Co,
- riy.+ door bsloy Post Once on Church street,
H. EEshN lie, Tee,
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CoAr,s spooL COTTON.

COATS SPOOL COTTON.
VKTE have in 70 O0O yards, 500 miles OF this
w matchless Sewing Cotton The lO0 GOO women Ia Ten
sse who use this Thread all be furnished as they may
need. - , 49,. =,
By our own Strong Southern Arm, with the eounensnce Of
John Bull we expect full portstion Of this and oter
petdui articles sepiember steamer Grea Eastern AZ
the port ok, despite OF Seward Chase Oa ABS
and the More III Tariff. o-or 81, . 20
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ATTENTION YOUNG WEN.

NY young mea Wishing join Company will be Eelc ne
In me Fleet Wing ZOusves HeadquaTtsTs Lincoln AAi
South Cherry Street Meeting every right st o'clock
ct der Of the Captsin. eOLAsA't~
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KAsHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INsURAN nee CO NJ A N Y,
CAPITAL &IOO, 1000 ALL PAID IN.
o,sr at No. &c. corner of Cedar street aad Pd15e Sfd''
xE7ILL take against Loss or Damage BY FIRE 90 baS
w inas eooes Wares and Merchandise generally Asey
an s5ueagainst damage hy Seas and rivers to and
from all points :, A. s.,,.,. - IN. pgv-r,
Din ECTORS.
A. ~, W. 7. BRRI,
A-I,-1 ri V1NHxR. JOHN H. BWLE,
go T,ar,,H HUeu Mocha,
-, vooD1 JOSEPH EDWARDS,
p n 1JcN.wv IRBT MORaAE,
n, Il. ETANsi
ALEXANDER FALL. Preside=S
JANRs WALKER, Sec etary. aosL.
Drug notice.
EypoM this date sc viii sell exclusively for sH The
present state Of affairs eompes to adopt this cones
and We hope our viii not ask rs % dsyia ~
mly22-H IOsAV'ADHS VT
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rsACAElAEsS ENGLAND
TETHE fp volume in Cloth per- received apd for sale
q IL i. HAGAN s CO.,
sic ~ a College street
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Delay not momentl Il s warranted 70 give ssasIscuon
win sure any disease Of the Kidneys Womb or BLADDER FAINT
4 Distracted Meusruaon Falling Of me norHD5 barren
ness or any arising from Chronic or Nervous Den'
lis an Infallible Remedy.
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supply Of so bread and ssh bssf t b suvnshed the
soldsn - seoeu - possible On rstsrpsng ffom camp,
eight miles ous, Imet large drove Of Ane cattle moving
in the direction Of BuokhanAoA
Thsre every indication thas light WtM come OF soon
ct Laurel AM, seven miles from Buckhannon, n the
position The rebel fartinmtions q Laurel HIN ars said
TO 30 very extensive, and u vns y ns dsfsoce As
rebels rstroatsd upoa evnoaasins Buekhaunsn DO.
strength In this section ne figures are "growing small
By degrees and beautifully IessS = W approach
sixteen q the Chicago drasoo Into camp q Buokhaa
non, and went the back track In haste.
Several rabid rebels ere heN under guard here,
and frequent arrests arc being made The Unou feeling
" pretty serosg, and the oisizens generally are very
bitter against tho enemies Of the country.
Yesterday morning . telegraph line was commenced
for military purposss, and WI b constructed a. the
army moves. Tomorrow viii give the government tee-
grsphic Communication 70 Buokhannon NJ Arson sta.
superintendent Of the construction OF the military
telegraph lines, aided by Mr.. ". q. Fuller both accom-
Plshed gentlemen and experienced photographers.
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GENERAL McCLELLAN'e DIVISION.
OUR CLARKsBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

CLARKsBuRG, Va, July 3, 1861.
Houeents Of Ohio and Indiana Troops in!o VginsaAr
ytpaI Of General Mcclellan and &oF-Lnicipc.ed FYqh'
at Laurel Hil, DC, DC.
The Army Of the West is moving, and there IN much
hurry and confusion In this heretofore quiet
in consequence. The Ohio and Indiana brigade under
General Rosencranz consisting OF the and
Nineteenth Ohio and Eighth and Tenth Indiana regiments
left the morning Of the 2e ul TIE portion Of Cen
era schlechs brigade consisting Of the Third and Fourth
Ohio regiments left the same day Colonel j. a. Marrow
commands the Third, and Colonel Lorin Andrews the
Fourth both crack regiments and standing TO Col
oael hcCook's German (Nnth Oho) regiment now near
here. The brigade under General Roscncrantz moved 10
camp eight miles from here aud took up the line Of march
towards Buckhannon the next day. going into csmp at
night about twenty miles from here and seven from Buck
harmon On the LIST inst the force reached Buck
harmon and found nary secesh the rebels having fed
the previous day.
The detachment under General scheich left their camp
eight miles from here At midnight and moved TO new
camp about five miles this side OF Buckhannon in the
morning Of yesterday. To-day is Was expected they
would enter Buckhapnon.
Major General Mcclellan and star arrived here on the
Goth u and left esrly the morning Of tie "a inst
take command OF the forces the field In addition
TO the regiments mentioned might speak Of Colonel
McCook's at or rear Buckhannou; the Seventh Ohio,
commanded by Colonel Tyler at Weston tho Tenth Ohio
Colonel Lytle the Eighteenth Ohio, Colonel SaDly
techmens Of the Second and Third Virginia this post
Captain Hoves and Captain Loomis batteries and Cap
tain Bufdsais Cincinnati Rover dragons, are with the
advance iorce company Of Chicago DRAGONS has
gone TO Join the force at Buokhnnon The Guthrie Gray
(sxth( regiment arrived here this evening This is the
genteel regiment OF Cncinn of which YOU nav have
heard. There are some nne men among The companies
OF tho SIXTH and Colonel Bosley an eifc,ent ofcsr
hsor Andersons nephew, Larz Anderson of Cncnnsti
| IL Lieutenant Colonel or the Sixth
Colonel Stany, OF the Eighteenth Ohio in IN command
o. this poet Captain Charles Leib recently appointed In
the regular army citizen o. Chicago, is the Assistant
and In charge OF shat department Az this
post the joviai captain Is hu,ryng horses, wagons,
&c 70 The field ss quickly 40 they arrive and you can
imsgne be has his hands full Large quantities OF sub
sistence supplies are for daily 10 the amy from
the nmissNys wareh6lses recently established here
Lieutenant Charles Allen formerly Rsgimeutal Quarter.
mater OF the Third Ohio regiment hes been detailed 70
ect Depot Oommissary. Captain W. ". Burns, OF ahe
United States Army Chief OommssaSy OF suosstenos
for the Dep Of the Ohio and has gone on 70 Buck
haonou 70 Jake biz place tho Major 0sseras gsst AZ.
ransemsnA ere being coDpste1 here for boxing AsVs
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THE MILITARY DISPLAY IN WASHINGTON
ON THE FOURTH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, July z, 1851.
The regular correspondent OF the Tes, In his paper Of
yesterday says, with hts usual mendacy that the pa
rade here Of the New York troops the 4h inst vas
FAILURE aud that not half Of tho regiments were In
line. This exotee universal remark.
n well known here that the whole statement In
false The foview Was couaide9ed the most imposing
hsd this continsst Every regiment IN The or
sxocsec BY Gsuer 6ancferd IN consequence oe lie
arrival " hAd poaaixsp, SAsts Nsso t.eSty.t~ re-,
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msu1g In the column peed the President and Cab
net end Gsnsral Scott, end more eothusasm was exh
ted By che troops than Wus ever witnessed on general
review. Tho regiments were intensely gra&i6ed and tho
whole vas oves. without any fatigue 70 the mon, By
halfpass nine O'Clock.
AN OFFICER WHO WAS ON THE PLATFORM.
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expression Of ala opinions and had procured the arrest
OF esversl Of hs U9son neghoors He had also gone
orde, that they might be impressed into the Of
Virginia By the way, have learned from the farmers
living all through thie region that within ten days,
fhe very mds. 81 the and harvest nearly
their entire force OF horses have been impressed
ricd OF An intelligent resident OF this county Berkeey)
estimates thus taken from this county alone
AT i've hundred; others one thousand The loss 80
the people at .bs the year must be immense
Certainly such sc,.on Is well calculated 20 fix the afec.
tone OF THE peooie the Conf government
Afier fat gung march OF miles lasting at least
i've hours we Ieschsd this point and sncAmped We
did Gos soc the vsstgs of enemy IN the main column
nush OF the comps" les ing skrmshers on the
extreme rlshi saw and med upon company OF
cavalry, killing one and w0undipg two. The
cavnlry bo-a their wounded on take I. that there
IL STU small cavalry force hanging upon TANKS Of
ins line oi march who gin dash as Braggefs aud cut of
eclves.
Lat aghi there false alarm abou. ten O'CLOCK oc.
eoaioned oy the piases from two OF regiments 6rpg
tpon each cssef. ooe the twenty third was XIII.
ed His name 10 J 7 Lower, Company Third Pennsyl.
vs,is volunteers rrevume thai every regiment In co.
LINN drawn up in line OF battle within ten minutes
geady and anxious for light.
George Reed Of Company g Of the Third Pennsylvania
regiment. shot bv Ahe ,ecidents discharge Of rue
tet end bis arm amppated above the elbow he bore
nsnfMiy.
We have been lying in camp all day. Everything II
uua. No disorder prevails. Il speaks well for the ds
cocptry that scarcely drunken man to be upon
the seets, aud hundred barrels Of
whskey wore found In the shouss OF Capt Nadenbush
Captain OF 'he Bcrkeiy county Border Guards H COM
psuy 10 Colonel Asns FIRST Virginia had fought bravery
10 the series OF akfrmtshce ut Hsuesve, mer
who melted against um and tnem for this reason
considered everything he had contraosnd Of war and
forfeited b. tbernles o! fbe whiskey, . few
bsrres h private residence about hundred yards
distant from ais mill, vas DESTROYED. II was poured
out into Vuscuora creek, sns stream running past
ira town sud quitting into the 0pegnon creek. by order
OF ms commanding general This act was right a. mat.
Ter OF police.
bas the fndscrmiu'te destruction Of the property
oressos csrpe buresun nc at bis private residence
Wy yMtuso,e bs any Of the known rules Of modern
rUtsse HIS bona ia . waste, a desolation His plrlor
Aone seDswhst eeefv.1, wish rsu Of tho picr %
s'"AAs ~o walls, and some family relics, no doubt
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NAVAL NEWH.

The Naval Medics Board, consisting Of Surgeons Bar
riug,on AckwOod and wbce1rleht continue their ses.
SONS at the Naval Hospital Flushing avenue, Brooklyn
Well qualified medical DESTROYS Of entering the Navy
should Apply by letter TO tho Hon Gideon wee ecrs-
try OF the Navy stating age, the limits of which b.
tween twenty and twenty Eve place Of birth and pres
eut residence and accompany their application With tess
moniM u moral chn,scter The Board may continue
tner abora for some lime longer candidates not
yet Zoo LATE 10 make sppl cation
We are requested By Messrs James @. Jswsst & Co.,
10 ~ sosh sect, agents Of tho saip Hound TO state
fh,s all lesr and packages intended for gni,eo saasa
caorp In the China cess viii ~ taken f 81 charge By
tbs, vcssol "a sail from this r0rt shaosose On tho
Ash inAt
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Foss..s Aonsos, July 7, 1881
ma Sasqushanna 4 being toved up the Roads by .
gunbost One Of her shafts \ broken.
tho Cumberland wiz sail for Boston within forty eight
hours.
John A. Kasson, First Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj anG Charles B. Sedgwok and Theodore n. Pomeroy,
members Of Congress from New York. are q Old Point
to-day.
Young Raymond, son OF the Principal of the Chesa-
psake Female College, in to-day dessrter from
the rebel army. 10 was impressed into the rebel
service some time since He represents their case -
desperate.
Her Britannia Najesty's steamship Gladiator, which
sailed from Fortress Monroe At nine p Of the 9th inst
left In the Chesapeake the following United States YES
sels:-Ainneso.a Roanoke, santes, Cumberland susque
hanna Oust arrived having broke her main shaft Pen
gum, Dawn, Daylight and Quaker City.
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REBELLION IN SOUTHERN CALIFOEyIA.
There is question as 70 there being a aaloyal ele
ment in the populations OF the Southern counties Of this
State In Nevodo len the Union msn hove ergonxed
into military companies fully armed and there is an end
OF sedton in that quarter But in this State rnvlth
stendng the clmOst unanimous sentiments Of the Geo.
ple from San Froncfco 20 Oregon few Rrcape IA Los
Angeles Harbor, DESTROYS OF causing tlsh sufficient
troops are now there to cheek any manifestation OF an
Illegal kind