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HEADQUARTERS 2D DrvIuoS TENNESSEE MMrTIA,l
Nashville, April 18th, 1851
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"a Division Of Tennessee Militia you hereby order d to
report forthwith commander OF the division the strength
your company number description Of arms, with e date
commission This order will apply to all companies now
organizing, to report when completed
Major. General ID Division Tennessee Militia,
.r1a Nashville. Tenn =
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From New York.

NEW YORK, May 8.-The Steamer Asia sailed for
Liverpool to-day, taking $500 specie.
1t is understood that troops will probably be sent
to New Orleans.
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IPRsader have you Prof Woods advertisement in
paper. Read 1t; II will interest you.
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From MARYLAND
ErInl misknMri.

FREDERICK. NJ, May S.-The Legislature uaani
nOusly voted against Convention.
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BANNER PREsENTATIoN.-A beautiful banner Was
presented to Company B. of the Rock City Guards
yesterday evening, by Miss GEORGIA. FOSTER, at tie
residence Of DANIEL E CARTER Esq, on High Street
The fair donor accompanies her gift with most
graceful address, which was responded to on the
part of the Company by DR.. d. F. WRIGHT. We
hope IN our next to give the substance of these
speeches which the crowded state of our columns
at present compels us to exclude. very large
sssemblage of our citizens were delighted spec
tators of the ceremony.
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mRS. wINSLOEs
An experienced female physician has soothin
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OF teething by soening gums reducing all Inflammation
will alay pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers, will give rest yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See sdver-
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Meeting mt TeIIIcO Plains, Monroe County

Meeting Mt TeIIico Plains, Monroe County.
At large and enthusiastic meeting held at Tell
leo Plains on Saturday, May 4th, without party
distinctions) on motion of ALEXANDER RIDER, JONI
STRATToS, Esq, was called to preside, and W. J. N.
LEUDoN, and Z. NJ. GRANT acting as secretaries.
The object of the meeting being explained by the
Chair spirited and soul stirring speeches made
by tALFRED CoRDEN, NJ. J. N. LEUDEN, Col. \. c.
HUMPHREYS, and others.
A beautiful banner of the Confederated States
of the South made by the fair hands of the Monroe
girls, was then flung to the breeze, amidst great
enthusiasm.
A call was made by Capt. N. J. NJ. LEUDEN for vol
unteers, aud was responded TO by the ever willing
rediness of the Mountain Boys of "Old Monroe"
After most cordial aad happy interchange Of senti-
ments, and amidst great enthusiasm, the meeting
adjourned sine die.
M: NJ; LEUDEN, Secretaries. JOHN srR,TToN,
F. NJ GRANT, O''' ~" TO- Chairman.
A return OF BARRARsN-The Administration of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN will go down 10 posterity, says
the Baltimore Republican as the blackest page of
our country's history. The ruthless destruction of
public property, the insane hatred of the South,
which marks every act of the Administration, is
worthy of the old age of barbarism. when the
Northern hordes of GOths were poured upon the
shores of France and desolated that country with
fire and sword. The some spirit animates
LINCOLN and his followers. They would Gf they
could desolate the South butcher its inhabitants,
and give their property TO the vandal hordes that
have ioc1ed to the despots standard. We are told
shat the Capital is fast being ruined by the parties
who have been quartered there by order Of Lis COLIN
The impresson is that il will eventually have to be
given up to the South, and when that time comes
the vandas will destroy it they did the property
It Norfolk and Harper's Ferry.
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Selling out at cost for thirty days, late style Of
drip and soft hats. caps and straw goods corner Of
Cedar and Cherry streets 1w.
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at 81 O'Clock A. N. Closes al "a Z M.
At o'clock A. Closes =. 70 Ss CLOCK 4, n.
mailing Letters must put them In the Office before
- secure their immediate departure they will
rsnnS Ii IN tAs Oin'e W. D. MeNIsH. p. NJ.
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From BOSTON.
From Frankfort.

BosToN May S.-The Minnesota sailed to-day with
sealed orders.
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Among LMCoIN's appointees of visitors to West
PoinE Academy, notice the name of the Hon.
ASDExw JOHNSON, of Tennessee.
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to its policy holders in this st2te.
contributes the evenueof the State BY the annual
payment Of license.
Property holders wishing protect their property by policy
Of lnsarance really solid Company, that will stand
pay every just claim it, let come what may
will objects calling the Agency Of this
Company, No % College street.
W. J. MARI, Agent.
JOSEPH NASH, State Agent for Tennessee, Kentucky Mss
spp will attend the prompt sd ustnent and
payment Of lcsses in his district.
Mara ktW3m
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LOUISVILLE, May 8-The surveyor of customs
here has been ordered to prevent shipments of arms
munitions and provisions to the Seeded States pass
ing by or going through Louisville.
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A S TEn LEn>G ER.

and signed, the following resolu,io rs were
adopted
Resolued lst That the great object and
purpose of this Society il, to aid and assist
in furnishing our volunteers that have gone
to the battle field, with clothing and other
articles that may be necessary for their
heal tn and comfort, while exposed to the
hardsh,ps of camp life.
Resolred I'd. Believing that many of the
difhcuties to be encountered by individual
enterprises, can be avoided by we'll regu-
lated society, we earnestly desire and re-
quest every lady in this vicinity to meet
with and join us IN this most benevolent
enterprise and let us show to all interest
ed our faith by our works.
Resolved Sd, That for the purpose of nc .
complishing the designs and purposes of
the Society, we will weave, spin, sew, knit,
or assist in any other way that we possibly
can in furnishing clothing, Sc, that is nee
essarv for the protection and comfort Of
our patriotic soldiers, that have gone forth
to protect our homes and liresides, and
should disease and suffering befalI our vol.
unteers, we will have the consolation OF
knowing that we endeavored to do our
duty. NJ. w. ROSS, Sec'v
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Signs on the Potomac.

The Richmond DispatcA Of Friday last, says:
Everything continues apparently quiet ON the
Potomac line, though we have private intelli'
gencc from Fairfax that something will proba.
bly, be done soon-say, within 4 week. The
Fedcrals, judging from their persistent refusal
10 come out from their strongholds, arc appre.
hensive Of an attack from our troops, It is
currently reported that Gen'l. van.Dorn has
been appointed to the command OF three brig.
ades, and if this be true, We may confidently
expect to hear Of some brilliant exploits under
his leadership.
The South CGroiiaian, of Saturday, says,
the Potomac is now fortified, and masked bat.
tcries are arranged to entertain the vessels OF
the usurper. In ten days, he VIII have his
hands full in a quarter where he may not ex.
pect it. Notwithstanding some Of our wise
editors have spoken Of winter quarters, they
will not be in our present territory.
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OBITUARY..

Died, in this Village, on Friday morning lth
inst, MARY SUSAN, infant daughter of James
+. and Elizabeth Barr, aged years, months
and days.
The Mexicans bury their children in holiday
attire and carry them to their graves in cheer
ful mood. The Germans call their grave yards
Gods acre" The Gospel of Jesus Christ.
teaches that not only the bodies of our children
may be consigned in chcerfuness to the tomb
IA the place of eternal rest from the evil to
come, but that their souls enter n brighter
sphere as if translated from the region Of
storms and death, to one of peace and glory,
and eternal life. So let the parents of this dear
child regard their loved one as far happier than
if it had remained with them. 1t can no more
return to them, but they may go to it. Their
next meeting, however, must be in Heaven.
l.. W.
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HEADQUARTERS.

CoNaIssARI. GES ; DEPARTMENT, 9. G.. J
Charleston October 3, 1861. {
TNIIE GREAT SCARCITY OF BACON
i and Salt Beef, two articles usually de-
pended upon for the supply of animal food
for troops, has induced this Department to
seek for some substitute and the attention
OF the people Of this State is earnestly d.
rected to this subject, and their co opera
ton solicited.
PRESERVED AND COMPRESSED
BEEF il used extensively in the French
Army, and is an admirable substitute for
Bacon aud Salt Beet, possessing many ad.
vantages over them, being less than one
twentieth part Of the weight in bulk, which
is n great consideration in transportation
is easily cooked and very nutritious.
ANY information rs to the process Of
preparing compressed meats, will be gladly
received at this Office
Estimates are desired for furnishing large
quantities of PRESERVED AND CON.
PRESSED BEEF tor JERKED BEEF
and also for SALT BEEF.
JOSEPH WALKER,
COmmissary-Gencral ). G.
Oct l6, lS6l.-36-lt.
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Harmony among our Leaders.

The So,lih Caroliniaa publishes the fol.
lowing extract of n letter from "a Staff OH.
Ger Of the Army Of the Potomac"
My note has been detained, and in the
meantime have sesn an article IN The
Mercury. of September 2sth. headed Jus.
tice to our Generals on the Potomac" Gen.
Beauregard called my attention to il, and
authorized mo 10 deny, unequivocally, the
assertion "that he had applied 10 President
Davis for leave to advance on the enemy,
and that II had been refused" / have the
means OF knowing, and have good reason
TO beiiere, that Generals Johnston, Beaure.
gard and Smith are in full accord with the
President (who is now hsre) No to the pol.
3eysol the existing operations of the army
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Court of Magistrate and Freeholders

Court OF Magistrate and Freeholders was
held on Tuesday, the sth inst, at the store
house on the premises of Maj Nelson Bell, in
this District, for the trial Of Prusilla, slave,
the property OF James L. Reed, Esq, charged
with administering poison to her master an
with committing divers other misdemeanors
The poisoning was proved, but there seemed
TO be doubt as to the criminal intent. The
verdict Of the jury was, that the prisoner be
sent back to Jail, to remain Ave weeks and to
receive fve hundred lashcs-one hundred per
week during her confinement. Magistrate j.
d. Halle presided. w. n. Connors, Esq,
conducted the prosecution, and r. E. Allison,
Esq, the defence.
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These Yankee troops had not been long
from Obokesville, Nd, ~ letters found in
their possession are directed to that point,
and are of a very late date.
NASHVILLE, Oct THE Tennessee hog
islature met to day. Edward 5. Cheatham
was elected Speaker Of the Senate, and
Edward A. Keible Speaker of the House.
The Hons. John G. Breckenridge and
William Preston arrived in this city on
yesterday.
The Kentucky Legislature, on the I'd in
tant, instructed Messrs. Breckenridge and
Powell to resign their seats in the Federal
Congress.
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except the hospital. They captured i'm
mense quantities Of rations, stores an d
equipments, spiked the eDemy's cannon
and effected tho total destruction Of the
camp.
The loss Of tho Conrederatcs was 40
killed and wounded. Tho loss of the enc
my was very great.
The following arc partial returns of the
casualties on onr side: Capt. Bradford of
Florida, killed ; Lieut. NeIms Of Ga, killed;
John Burgess killed Gen. Anderson woun-
ded in the arm Liout. Sayre wounded in
the hip and Walter, buger Of the Mobile
Contincntals, desperately wounded. This
list is very imperfect, i: being found impos-
slble to get all the particulars as yet.
Our force engaged was composed Of
three companies Of the 9th Georgia regi-
ment, II members of the Mobile Continen.
tails, ,hrec companies of regulars, a detach-
ment Of Mississippians, and a detachment
Of Georgians under command of Lieuten.
ants llaIlonquist and Nelms, 200 Alabam-
ians and detachment Of Navy officers and
Marines, under Capt. Brent.
Major Vodges, the distinguished Engi-
neer OF the United States army, is one Of
a large number Of prisoners whom we
have taken.
Lieut. Slaughter, of tho Mobile Continen.
tails, while carrying flag Of truce to the
enemy, was captured and detained.
The victory of the Contederates was
complcte.-Mercury.
Further Particulars From Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, October 10 Five companies
OF Mississippi troops were engaged in the
fight cf Wednesday last They were under
command Of Col. Chalmers. Their other
officers were Captains Benton, McGowan,
Psake, Miller, and Lieutenants Watson,
M!ckle, Johnston, McGowan, Banks and
Smith. Their casualties were three, as
follows Killed, Private w. f. Welber.-
Wounded, Captain Benton and Private
Stillman Day.
The Georgia troops, who were engaged
in the expedition, suffered severely.
The enemy have twenty-five Of our men
prisoners, including number of the woun
ded. Col. Brown (who is in command OF
the Yankees in and around Fort Pickcns. }
treats our wounded and prisoners with
proper humanity. Lieutenant Sayre, of our
army, is in the enemy's hospital doing tol.
eraby wsll. 1t is hoped that hi. leg will
be saved
OF the Florida Regiment the following q
are the casualties Killed, Thos. Bond, Jas
Hale, WIN. Tillinghast. Wounded, WIN
Denham, Jas. Rskels, Theo. NJ Ssllier,
Sims. Prisoners, Lieutenant Farley. Benz
Parker, NJ. Jarvis, J. II. Patterson, and Pri.
Yates loleyman and Goblin.
Col. Brown refuses to respect our Hos
pital. DIR. Fuard, the Chief Surgeon Of out
Hospital, will not remove oar sick until the
building has actually been fred into Six
teen of our dead have been brought over
from Santa Rosa beach,
Yankee Encampment at Chickama.
comack Broken up and Dispersed
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clothing for The Army.-I, il sbsolutel,

- Clothing for The Army.-I, is absolutely
necessary tha, something DO done mmedi-
ately BY the authorities to cause the speedy
forwarding Of clothes, stores, &c, contrib.
uted by the patriotic people to tho army,
or else there will be suffering In the rank
this winter. We learn at the passport of
flee that from three to four hundred car.
loads Of clothing, &c, have accumulated at
Chattanooga and Knoxville, and that there
is deficiency Of locomotives between
Knoxville and Bristol. Could not some be
transferred from the Mississippi Central
Railroad, where we understand there is a
superior abundance
On the 3lst Of August, Congress passed
the following act: "That the Secretary of
War be authorized and required to make
all necessary arrangements for the recep
tion and forwarding Of clothes, shoes, bIan-
kess, and other articles Of necessity that
may be sent to the army by private contri.
button. on."-Richmond Dispatch.
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Ex Governor Houston, of Texas, publish.
es In the Galveston Civilian, a somewha,
lengthy communication, designed a. a refu. /.
tation Of n series of lies IN the N. Y. Her.
aid, OF the 10Th, ult, charging him with
still entertaining Union sentiments, and
quietly awaiting for a good chance to pub
;icly avow them by change Of the public
policy which the Herald asserts 10 gradually
takisg place. Gov. Houston says "Ir there
is aay Union sentinent in Texas, am not
apprised Of It. When the millions Of Per,
sia invaded Greece, the Spartans were not
moro united in defence Of their country
and liberties than is Texas united In sup.
port Of the Southern Confederacy. All
the fallacies Of newspapers with ali arts
which can be devised will nsve. be able 10
controyert one o. these statements"
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The Tableaux.

The entertainment by the Misse, of our
town came off on Friday evening last, in the
Court House, according to appointment The
performances were very creditable indeed to
many to be more interesting ION account of
the juvenile character of tho actors) than
similar exhibitions by young ladies. The en-.
tertainment was well attended, and $2S is the
net fruits of the efforts Of our little girls in be-
half OF our soldiers
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Provision Store, SO.

7 BEG TO INFORM THE Citizens Of
l. Xer-haw and LancEste Districts and the
surrounding country, that have purchased
the Stock of Groceries, &c, belonging to
the late w +. Perry, deceased. have now
opened the Store occupied BY Mr. Perry
and hope to merit the patronage so liberal
ly bestowed upon him.
The Stock is fine and complete, with
every article usually kept in frat class
establishment Of the kind, and is decidedly
the most complete Stock in Camden. 1t
will be my endeavors to conduct the bus.
ness in the same manner as before. | will
be- aole to sell goods AZ low down as any
Merchant in the place. Give me a call and
see for yourself.
F. McLARNON.
Camden, s. C., Oct. 7th, 1861. 35 st.
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Iron rur LANCASTER Lrposs.1

Having 10 my charge S40.50, which is
surplus Of the money raised for the Dur.
chase OF the banner presented 10 the alan.
caster InvIncibIes," by the Ladies' of the
District and with the consent Of several
OF the donors, have expended Il ia the fol.
lowing manner viz:
ID Flannel Shirts.
l8 Pocket Handkerchief.
ID Pair Of Socks.
s Pair Of Suspenders.
Scarf.
Blankets.
have received package Of i2garments
from Miss Mary Barnes, also one from Miss
agnes Wade, which comprised Moe.
have forwarded all Of the above mentioned
articles 10 the sInvincibies"
MARY A. PERRY.
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Iron rHs LANCASTER LEpoEn.l
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. 9th

Mn. EDIros According to previous ap'
poin,ment the ladies Of Pleasant Valley
and vicinity, me. at Pleasant Valley Church
on Saturday, fifth inst, for the purpose Of
forming an Aid and Relief Society.
Mira John Ross, by request. took the
Chair, ard having called the meeting to OF.
der, the following persons, by general con.
sent, were appointed officers:
Mrs. John Ross. President Mrs. r. w.
Miller, Vice President Miss AZ. w. Ross,
Secretary; Mra w. Il. Miller. Treasurer.
a Constitution having been drawn up
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Fasting, Humiliation and PRAYER.

A Resolution Of the Moriah Baptist AS
sociation, appointed Friday, the 18th of
November next, to be set apart as iay for
fasting, humiliation and prayer unto the All
wise Ruler OF the universe, for his special
protection and blessing Of our Confederate
Army, and for the conversion and final ex.
tention Of the Rcdeemers Kingdom.
All christians are requested to unite with
us in the solemn observance of the day by
attending ut their respective churches and
suspending all unnecessary labor with
worldly business. p. II. HAMMOND,
Oct. l5,-5t. Moderator
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Briii,h Communications. National

Briii,h Communications National
in,elligenoer says:
awe learn that arrangements have been
made at the State Department by which
communications between the British Gov.
eminent and its Consuis, IN ports Of irsnr.
rsctionary States, will hereafter, with the
consent OF our Government, be carried on
by means Of British vessels Of war. This
course will cbviate the embarrassment mt
which have hitherto attended those comma.
nications through other channels"
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NOTICE. WISH TO MAKE
In known to the public that the Hubscri.
ber has charge Of J. X. Massey's Mills and
has had them put in good order with new
boiling cloths From my former expert
ence, feel assured, that can please any
who may give mo trial.
F. p. INGRAM.
Aug 81, 1861. 3m.