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There are fifteen military companies in Madison
county IN this State-being nearly one to every Ell
vii district.
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From New YorH
From new York.

NEW York. April 29.-Ths Constitution has ar
Naval Academy. f'-''
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The Knoxville Register has commenced the publ
cation of daily. 1t ought to be well patronized in
these exciting times.
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Prom Cairo.

CAIRO, liz, April ga gentleman who left New
Orleans on Friday morning furnishes the following
the whole country between Jackson, Tenn. and
New Orleans is in arms. At every station along
the road companies were seen drilling. They APP
peared to be destitute of arms using old muskets
shot guns and rifles
The telegraph lines are in the hands of the Sc
cessionists, and are not permitted give any nor
nation regarding the movement of troOpI
Leading Secessonists in New Orleans are in
hourly expectation of the news of the capture of
Washington Our informant was told that the
North should hear no more news until the Treasu>
ry at Washington was in the hands of the Confed
crate States, and President Lincoln and the Cabine3
prisoners.
All troops except those az Fort Pickens are be-
ing rapidly moved North. The best of these origi-
nally destined for the reduction of that fortress
have been withdrawn. 1t is not believed at New
Orleans that any attack on Fort Pickens win be
made for weeks TO come.
passenger from Memphis reports that a secret
meeting Of the volunteer companies was held in that
city last night From hints thrown out it ia believed
their purpose is to march on Cairo, cut the levee
and then make an attack.
The troops are all in good health and spirits.
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SOUTHERN FLAGS

Made to order at sISeER's Sewing Machine Office
O. 45 College street. apr23-2w
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Maryland observation-disclosures Of GoFxe
ueE Hrcke

FREDEKcK, Mn, April 27.-The Governors Mes
sage briefly details the startling events which in
dnced him to assemble the Legislature. he labored
earnestly TO induce the President to foreRo the pur-
pose ofpassing troops through Maryland, but the
reply was that military necessity rendered it un
aveldaDie. He refused to give General Butler con-
sent 70 ard ms force and protested aganst his tax
ing possession OF the Annapolis Railroad. Notwitls
ssSnang our most learned and intelligent citizens
aomis tne right Of Government to transport troops
over tne road il Is evident that portion Of Mary
.snu oppose the exercise of this right His convc-
ons are that the safety of Maryland lies in
S ns neural position between the North and the
Sou.n- maryland has violated no right of either
seceion' and we have done all we can 10 avoid N =
s,'e 'n,pS,inaing war; He hoped Maryland might act
cannot counsel Maryland to take sides against
sls oenera1 government until it shall commit an
outrage upon her which will justify her resisting
rs aolnorlsy; Our geographical position alone
IOrces US 70 tnls Inis had been all the while the
groundwork OF MS policy. He was CONVINCED Il
hao Deen approved oy large majority of the peo-
ple Appeals to Legislature would NOT be svyerved
oy passion, but act with prudence and Christaniie
temper.
The Senate passed bill prohibiting the issns os
notes under five dollars. under penalty,
The Senate adopted address to the peonla 81
Maryland, stating that the Legislature viii not nass
act of secession, but if the people desire il IL
will give them an opportunity Of declaring for
themselves their future destiny. The House has
not acted thereon, but has appointed a committee
to report an act calling convention. Scott, of
Baltimore, is the Chairman.
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Fron Albany.

ALBANY, April 2s.-It Is understood that 5ona A
Dix win be appointed Major General OF tne Ns"
York forces.
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Wanted

For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office dec2g-tf
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TReader have you seen Prof Woods sdvertsmsnt
pager Read IT. It VIII interest You.

LEI good digestion wait on Appetite is wish that sp
precate nee than hose that have neither the the 9TH
G how sny exeede e are in Gays 70 raise an
appetite qSE sns s sch IN but
ake dangerous and hultui throw the system into the other
extremes and The las sete that than the rst
not so however, sn with Wrie hrs ReIus enc ting
which Is powerful tenic ane restorative, and after
recupeang the tons Of the stomach leaves In healthy and
vigorous condition Sold By respectable ruggsts through
cut the United stses and Canada j. WRIGHT c0.ssole
propretors, Me- Orleans, la
Sold also By al Druggists in Nashville.
splI dtv&Elm
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"PANIC STRUCK
Intending to reduce what is certainly the Largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State | will sell from this time
without Regard 10 PrOfitsI
J. w. LANGLEY,
PkR Al Union street.
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From indianapolis.

indianapolis, April 29.-Indisna's quota OF troops
is fully organized. Six regiments more have tend
cred their services and ready to march at q
moments notice.
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Troops DRILLING.

RICHMOND Va, April 26.-It is rumored here that
Judges Tapey, Campbell and Wayne have resigned
Rumor generally believed
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEw York, April 29-Cotton less active to-day 800
Upland l33z9I4 Flour firm. sales ~ $50
hbls at 5 Mess Pork dull sales 900 bs at ls O0s 25
Lard, sa!es $40 bbls at 90.
CNcISSATI. April 90 -FIeur advanced IOl5 eens-4 5O
40. Whisky l2%. Corn 81. Oats q.
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From "a. LOUfs.
Frnm Cnlnmhns

81. LOUIS, April 29.-The river is eIli1g
The Illinois and Mississippi IS falling. The upper
Mississippi is rising.
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Il A. FAHNESTOCK,s
" ETGE

Has long bsen regarded and confidence, by large
body of regular medical profession in State in the
Union preparation assed by and is daily pre-
srbe the eminent physicians hfcughousht the United
staes During the org period Of its continued popularity
spurious counterfeit limitations have from time to time made
appearance has it en necessary the part
the buyer exercise udous caution in purchasing the
genuine article than this time THESE limitations often 30
their external resemblance A. FAHEEsToCKs Yer
muge bewe circulated to upen the interpreting pur
article which be neither wished intended TO buy
accre ted AGENT but every purchaser
vigilance avoid beng imp snd mustex
every bottle to LinS that he is tuyng the genu
inc A. FAHEHToca's VeTnfuge.
aplI-Wlm
Jusr THE attention this morning to friend
wbo few months cky feeble and debilsted
healthy strong robust This great change was
produced by taking MCLEAN sTRKaeTHEss Goa
This Is q real FLixTR OF LIFE.
We advise reader who sicky and dehated and
all who well and wish to keep try Evening Mirror
apll-d&Elm
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DALLEYss mAGicAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEYss EIAssiCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The verdict Of has unanimously
Of this sterling alievator Of human suffering parts
the world introduced It forthwith suppans
Other appliance Tor spces Of Wound Sore Eruptse
Cutaneou disorder Il Is also neurszro Of evil results from
the bites Of reptiles mosquitoes and waspsand has
the greatest sale medicine in the world. Sold the prin
cpal depots, IA Broadway, Y, and Chartress street. New
Orleans by WRIGHT CO., General Agents. also BY all
druggists and merchants.
darrlrn
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Northern Troops Pouring into Washin

RIcHNoND VA, April 27.-The South Carolina
Regiment is still here, but will probably leave to-
morrow.
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NEw York, April 29.-EIwOrth's FIRE ZOuaves
left this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-The Lessees of the South
ern Telegraph line desire the newspapers to place
the following permanently at the head Of their TEL
egraph column:
All regular telegraphic reports for the newspa-
pers are made up by the agents Of the New York
Associate Press. No telegraph operator or agent
Is permitted to make up such reports The Teie-
graph Company have no agency whatever in the
preparation Of dispatches for the press nor is il in
any manner responsible for the character or truth
of this kind of news.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
SPRING OF 1861.
.TRABUE g. LUCAS.

VETE receiving stock Of Spring and Summer
wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Brossns Variety Goods Cutlery, Hats Carpet
ings Ooths Natts &c &c All Of which have bought
exc usvey) of Importers and Tancturer al panic prices
to which call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
only Our House shall be head quarters for cash deal
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes aud pay hem.
Thai be full understood say positively that
intend to sell Goods for cash and who their
notes when due (snly.s
In addition REGULAR Wholesale business will advance
cash description CT Goods Wares and Merchandise,
Furniture Groceries, Produce &c &C., &C., to be sold at
auction cash. No Goods sold
ton.
Auction sales every siay and Tuesday night, exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods TO sell at Auction will
please turn them in and get the money plump up:
mar2-u TRABUE LUCAS.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-There is large bod.
of troops here actively engaged in drilling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-30

Dark, Glossy and
Luxuriant Hair!
HOW!
By using Heimstreets IaiiG6e Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere
WE. HAGAN & co., Projectors, Troy, N Y.
See an advertisement headed,
sCYOU LOOK IN VEIN.'.
lodi Au
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From Indianapolis.

COLUMNS, April 29.-7I,OOO volunteers have CT
fered their services to Governor Dennisou.
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Moro RasIRnafInns.

RICHMOND Va, April 27.-Viee President Ste
phens left here for Montgomery this morning.
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From New York

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29.-The Legislature has pass
ed an appropriation of 100000 to arm the STATE.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TNRoM and after day May pr,x persons desiring
Renewals Of Fire Policies will be ured the pre-
CASH. at tie time Of ucl renewals By orcer Of
DiTecOrs BUTLER Secretary
Tenn. Mar ana FIRE Insurance Co.
JAMEs WALKEB Secretary
spl2I-lm Br&s Commercial Insurance 90.
Onn CASES fancy Prints sprauges American DunDela
e1UU Tacony ly0 Union fancy Prints received to-
JAMES LOWE CO.,
spr2I-s 2Cs and aIO Sixth street
Louisville, Ky.
EXECUTORS NOT CE.
Ii persons having claims against the estate OF
Bcsk, deceased, hereby notified to present hem to
the undersigned who have qualified Executors of his will
and all Pr'ons to tie estate are requested to make
j. Bostick be found at bis Office, No. Az Cherry
street, Nashville Tenn.
MARGARET r. 30
nar30-dlm Executors of Hardin P. Betck,
NOTICE TO SHERIFFS.
I'D UNAwAY subscribers 18th March, 1s6
h negro boys, Henry Young snd Burell. Henry is
about twenty five years old ct or hiah teeth
of the lower jaw In front and he talks fast II he B
committed to s ne NAV have az assumed name as he has done
the like before Burre nineteen years DID, and is bright
mustto, quick spoken long bushy hair he TO Tor
aee and enpoym help Henry, We think
Henry belongs the firm Of Jackson Bolton and Burre
belongs the firm % j. p and g. TimLerake Stevenson
Alabama
liberal will paid for the delivery of said boys in
any jail SO that We nsy get them
TIMBERLAKE,
J TIMRERLAHE,
apll6idtw&wIta Rox A., Stevenson Ala.
- Memphis Avalanche insert to amount Of 50 and charge
this Office.
To the Bureau of Military Supplies.
NETE thousand pounds lead hand which
Wv the Davidson county Military Companies have for
bullets by leaving their mould place, free OF charge
apes HENDERSON BROS.
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Stock of Rio Coffee,

The following is the stock of Rio Coffee in the
leading i'm porting points of the country at the latest
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BELL Grays, Attention.

Cou house to night at ~ O'clock for the purpose OF
organizing for the defence OF the South.
By order Of the Captain.
aro5 LAS II HIETNN.
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yirgiuia Ready TOR the Fight.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-Troops are pourins
into Washington City from the North without hind
rance.
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NJ GV w &S - a PER 8
INDICATE PUBLIC oPIE
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
sThere seems to be DO excuse thin gray Hair
the celebrated HEIMsTREETs INMIrABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
can be had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
hen people protect their Hair from the tale marks
age when they uxuate in glossy black locks at ad
lives when white and Hair be
turned aubnrn when Hair be made
heads when all this dcne cannot do
any tell what will do 1t. HEIMSTREETS HAIR Re
adventure the thing Of the kind invented The facts
possession regard this wonderful preparation,
rant US in unquslifedly ling it"
FROM TIKI
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
'Many of our in St. Louis speaking in glow
ing terms Of this article"
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
hs incompsraby excellent preparation for the Restoration
Grey Hair the original COLOR preserve bar from M
ing out and to badness, is on sale at Humphrey
humburg conclusive Testimonials to that effect be
found in almost every paper in the country
FROM THE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Leave dyes aloue only reliable Restorative
like Heims.reet's Inimitsble."
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
W. \. HAaAN & 90, Propretors.
feb24-dtw&w3n Troy, New Yerk.
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vice Presldent seephens Leaves rer Homo

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 27.-It is reported here
that Governor Hicks has resigned.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Ex-Governor Letcher
has received offers of sixty-fve thousand troops
from this State.
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Reported Resignation of Governor Hick

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-Frank Blair says
that Maryland shall be free State, if every white
man in it has 70 be destroyed.
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Proposals for Peace.

CHICAGO, April 2S-In view of the events at st.
Louis, regiment was sent yesterday from Spring
field, to occupy Alton, Illinois.
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The Blockade TO be Extended.

RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-Propositions are being
made for peace, from Washington city, through
third parties.
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are defacing the Capitol at Washington and very
much mutilating its stucco and greaslng the walls.
These troops are CHARTERED in the fine Committee
rooms.
Vessel Ca pTureu.
PHILADELPHIA. April PA steam-tug pursued
and captured the tug Wn. b. RGiRey in the Della
ware Bay. She had recently be'n purchased here
supposed for the Southern Confederdcy. The prize
was handed over to the navy>yard authorities
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA April 29.-Eforts are making at
and Nathaniel P. Banks, Major Generals in the
army.
Troops Concentrating at Richmond.
RIcsMoND. Va. April 27.-Troops are concentra
ting here, but the Government wished the move
ments suppressed.
Five Commissioners have been nominated by the
Convention for the Southern Congress
south Carolina Troops at Richmond.
R1cHNoxp. VA, April 27.-The South Carolina
Regiment is still here, but will probably leave to-
morrow.
Northern Troops Pouring into Washing
con.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 27.-Troops are pouring
into Washington City from the North without hind
rance.
virginia Ready Tor Ihe Fight.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April Ex-Governor Letcher
has received offers of sixty-fve thousand troops
from this State.
General Harvey Released.
RICHMOND Va, April 27-General Harvey. who
was captured by our troops at Harpers Ferry
has been released by orders of Msjor-General Lee
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2s-In view of the events at St.
Louis regiment sent yesterday from Spring
field to occupy Alton, Illinois.
Proposals for Peace.
RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-Propositions are being
made for peace, from Washington city, through
third parties.
The blockade 20 be Extended.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-The Lincoln block
ade is be extended to Virginia and North Carolina
ports on Monday next
What Frank Blair Says.
ALEXANDRIA VA, April 27-Frank Blair saws
that Maryland shall be free State if every white
man in it has to be destroyed.
Reported Resignation of Governor Hicks.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 27-It is reported here
that Governor Hicks has resigned.
vice President Stephens Leaves fer Home
RICHMOND, Va, April 27.-Viee President Ste
phens left here for Montgomery this morning.
More ResIEnafIons.
RICHMOND, Va, April 26-Itis rumored here that
Judges Tarey, Campbell and Wayne have resigned
Rumor generally believed.
Troops DRAllfna.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 27.-There Is 8 large body
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From Chicago.

RICHMOND. Va, April 27-General Harvey, who
was captured by our troops at Harper's Ferry
has been released by orders of Major-General Lee
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RELIABLE INSURANCE.

Ithas acquired enviable reputation in regard to fair
dengequtabe sd ustent and prompt payment Of losses
which requirement Is guarantee that will devIse
from its former and jeopardzea character long and
deservedy enjoyed.
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what Frank Blair says.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April 27.-The Lincoln block
.de is to be extended to Virginia and North Carolina
ports on Monday next
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Read Thisi
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANT PROPERTY HOLDERS.
AND PARTIES ISSURING.
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JOSEPH NASH State Agent for Tennessee Kentucky Missis
sippi and Arkansas will prompt adjustment and
payment OF lcsses in his district.
Marc
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Barracks at RE. Dou0ds' old sf0ne, on NORTH AsrAF
street.
COMPANY meets every night ct O'Clock, for drill Allds
string join the Company, apply Al the Barracks Com
pesut drill of1csrs AsndAnce evening to drill
ne members WILL LB0sTkR,
sp24-Iw Captain
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There is regular daily communication with HEN
DERsoN and NEwBUReH by boat and land convoy
ance.
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CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
dec7-3t CITY Collector
Notice

Is hereby given thIt the undersigned has be "a
appointed administrator Of The estate of John RhOd-
erck, deceased, late OF Nauderburgh county, Ia
diana. Said estate ssuppOsed 10 be solvent.
decl2-3w A. KNIGHT, Admir-,
InuN REl'rZ IpHN A uAAhy
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Gsa-The Legislature of North Carolina


EsA.The Legislature of North Carolina
when 1t recommended that a State conven-
ton should be held ON February 18th, passed
a bill also providing that no ordinance of
the "Convention dissolving the connection
of the State of North Carolina with the
Federal Government, or connecting it with
any other, shall have any force or validity
until It shaU hare been submitted to, and rat
tied By, a majority Of the qualified voters Of
the State for members of the General Assem-
bly,, to whom it shall be submitted for their
approval or rejection" We take pleasure
in noticing that the old Wing sentiments
of the decade from 1910 to 1850, are still
implanted in the State of North Carolina
and that the conservative tendencies which
gave its electoral vote to Harrison, Clay,
and Taylor are still steadfast in respect for
the popular will and the full exercise of
he elective franchise Lou. Jour.
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SEWING NIRCHIME,

HPELES.-sO AslEEs kPfeE.UH Et-ET'-
S-A ing aud Cooking AppisS, the h,-f iu the city,
for sale at ELLIOTfS Family Grocery.
dec27
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DIsCoUNTING ITS Own MoNEY.-The issues
of the Fayette County Bank at Connersville
have been discounted by our bankers here
for some time past for the reason that it
had refused, with some Others of the old free
banks, to comply with the requirements of
the amended bank law. The other day a
package of notes was sent to the bank by
the banking house of S. a. Fletcher, of this
city, for which return was made yester-
day-the Fayette County Bank discounting
its own notes 20 per cent. That is {" free
banking in full " force and effect and with
something of vengeance besides. This &C
ton of the Fayette County Bank has caused
it's notes to be thrown out entirely. They
are now worthless for any business purpose
Ind Jour.