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4 PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR OF TEN
NEssEE.

WHEREAS, The President Of the Confeder-
ate States OF America has made a requisition
upon the State Of Tennessee fer three thousand
men, that being the quota Of Tennessee, in the
additional force nov called oIt, and it is re-
qnired that volunteers offering for this service
shall be received for and during the c%ontinu-
snce Of the war, and it is proper that the re-
Quisitisn should be complied with Therefore,
!, Ishsm G. Harris, governor Of the State Of
Tennessee, by virtue Of authority vested in me,
do hereby proclaim that volunteers for this
service are desired, and will be accepted in
companies for and during the continuance of
the wal, to the number Of three thousand men.
Each company TO be composed Of one CAPTAIN,
one first lieutenant, two second lieulenants,
four seTgeants, four corpoTsIs, two musicians.
and from sixty-four to enc hundred p|rivates,
the officers to be elected by the companies
respectively.
And FOR the purpose of organization and in
struction, / do hereby designate Cleveland, in
Bradley county, aud Kingston Springs, in Da-
wilson county, as points for the establishment
Of camps, and each company, rs it is formed,
will repair to the camp nearest to it, there to
be mustered into service, and to be organized
into hattalions and regiments.
By virtue Of said reQuisition, and the au-
thOritg vested in me, | do hereby further mo-
claim, that two companies Of cavalry for said
s%ervics are desired and will be accepted for
and during the war. Each company should
consist of one captain, one first lieutenant, two
second lieutensnts, four sergeants, four corDo-
rails, one ~fsTTier, one blacksmith, two musi-
clans, and from sixty to one hundred Privates.
Said companies will repair to Corinth, Missis-
sippi, tls place OF encampmeut fixed by order
Of the President of the Confederate States, to
be mustered into service and organized into a
battalion or regiment. The cavalry compa-
mics must be armed and equipped, If received.
Given under my hand IS Governor, at Nash
vile, the Oh July, 1861.
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
IAMEs ". McHEERY. AdIntant- GenPral.
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Sarah Butler, = free woman Of colo, Petitions to be-
come a slave, eX parte.
In the Law side Of the Common Law and Chancery
Court Of the city OF Memphis, Sarah Butler, , free vo-
man OF color, has FLED her petition to become The slave
81 Charles PaHi. 1t is, therefore, ordered By tae Oierk
and Master Of said court, in vacation, that publication
be made as required By laS, and that petitioner aud her
Intended master, and all perssns Interested, appear be-
fare said court on the second Asassy ia FebrEary next,
1882, it being the hrst day o. the February term, ISs2,
of said court ard snEwer such questions a. may be
preronnded to them ia the premises, a1d abide ne or
der OF sasd court.
NARCUS J. WRIGHT CLERK.
~Jg2s-T4F By A.. J. WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
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CONFEDERATE CoNGREss The proceedings
Of this body, which met at Richmond on Sat
urday the 2Ogh instant, are given as follows in
a dispatch to the Augusta papers;
RICHMOND, July 2O.-CoDgress met at noon
to-day; but few members are absent The
Presidents Message, with the accompanying
documents, was read, and five thousand copies
ordered to Be printed. No other business OF
importance.
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~ Hon. w. H. HUMPHREYS has.bsen ap-
pointed by President DAVIS district judge for
The district Of Tennessee, and JESSE r.
CLEMENS marshal for Middle Tennessee. The
Knoxville Register says Gen. J. C. RAMSEY
has been appointed district attorney for the
eastern district Of Tennessee.
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mIssEsSEPPI ITEMS.

The M:ssissippiGn Of the Goth inst. Gives the
following items:
CAPT. TRAvIs.-We learn with pleasure
that this experienced gentleman has been ap-
pointed assistant inspector of arms for the
State Of Mississippi, and received. orders to
proceed forthwith to join Brigadier General
West, for the purpose of entering upon the
discharge Of bis duties.
Brigadier General West is about to fiji his
appointments in bis division Of the State, as
was announced In our last issue. Rendezvous,
Water Valley.
Brigadier General c.. e. Dahlgren, of
Adams, was in our city this week, and will
enter upon the duties of his appointment i'm
mediately.
G. hIaIan Davis has been appointed abide
camp to Gen. Dahlgren. The rendezvous OF
this brigade is at Enterprise.
BTigadier General O'Farrel will rendezvous
his brigade at the sea coast, but at what date
we have not learned.
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Common L.aW Court.

IloWds 5lokcs1 ALLdCnU6Il
versus l~zgaiast non
JnO. J. 7. Aurry and @. D. Pennebakar, (-esiderts for
hrm or hurry 81 Pennebaker. debt, Sl95 q
In thiE cause Il appears TO the CLERK ard Master Of the
Law side Of the Common Law and ChaRcsrJ Court Of the
city Of Memphis that defendants are n0n-residents Of
the State Of Tennessee. II is therefore, srdsred that
publication be mae four weeks successivelT, Is re-
Q1ired ~ law, requiring defendants 10 sppcsr duriry
one Of TIE hrst ava days Of the nest February term OF
this court. COMMENCING on the second HOAfay in Feh-
ruary usxt, 1S62, and plead, d mur. or IN sose way Dc
fsud said suit, or the same viii BE set fer bearing ex
part8 AID Judgment BY default entered.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. Clerk.
iy28-wiw By A. J. WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
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RT-C Capt. R. E. Patterson, of Claiborne
county, a nephew of Gen. Patterson, the fed
eral commander at Martinsburg, bag raised a
company in his county for the defense of the
South, which will be mustered into the service
bv Gen. Caswell, at Knoxville.
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LATER FROM pzssAco1A.-A letter dated

Pensacola, Tuesday night, July 16, says:
To-day the broad blue pennant of Com.
Mervin was transferred from the Mississippi
to a newly arrived frigate, supposed to be the
Colorado. No new arrival in the squadron
within the last t~wenty-four hours.
A bark, flying British c%olors, arrived in the
fleet this morning and sailed about noon.
A fire occurred about noon to-day at the
n%avy-yard, destroying a large building, at the
time occupied By a company Of Louisiana
regulars.
One OF The small steamers Of the squadron
sailed to the eastward about six O'Clock this
evening.
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DoN'T CoEFoUED tbs KAMEs.-Fsirfax
station is Of en- COMPOUNDED viii Fairfax Court
House. The former is situate! on the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, eighteen miles from
Alexandria, and the court houe OF county seat
OF Fairfax county is a viilag about fourteen
miles from Alexandra, on be wagon road
leading to Wsrenton. And tie sans may be
said Of Manassas Gap and Manassas Junction.
The latter place is where our soldiers are en-
camped, and is about twenty even miles from
Alexandria. The Gap is in tie valley Of Yir-
ginla, running through the Bhe Ridge noun
tains. and about sixty miles finn the Junction.
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GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8.
HEAD Quarters ARMY OF TENNESSEE,
MLanELIrE LENA InLE s 1871

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 6, 1891.
The general commanders ofthe home guards
OF minute men in the several counties OF thi5
State will report to me the number of men IN
der their respective command, and also the
number of them subject to military duty.
They will further report the number Of rifles,
shot guns, muskets, swords and csnnons own-
ed in the county of which they may be COM
msndeTs.
Thee reports should be MADE, in connection
with those required to be made By the militia
commanders by general order, No. 1, so that
confusion in said reports may be prevented and
the true and exact military condition Of each
county be at once obtained.
These orders should be complied with imme-
diately.
Be- command Of Gov. IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Commanier-in. Chief.
JAS. ". McHEERY, Adjutsnt General.
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DESPERATE FIGHT.-Lsst Saturday morn
ing, we are told, a fight took place near Pc
t~crsburg bet@e cen Messrs. Pfnk1ey Lsdford
and David Watson, brothers inIaw, and he
latter was so badly injured that cur Informant
thought be must die. Neither had any wesp-
ons, except common pocket kniyss, which were
used freely, Watson being cut in four
teen places. Ledford was also severely
wounded, though Dot seriously. An unfriend-
ly feeling bad existed between DE parties for
several months, which finally eliminated last
Saturday, as above stated.-Fiyettevle o.
ssreer, 18Th inst.
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Ca The Huntsville .AdvOeste says the ladies
Of that place have made and forwarded new
uniforms to the Rifles at Pensacola, the Guards
at Winchester, and are now engaged in max
ing up for the North Alabamians, which will
be sent to them, with other supplies for both
cOmpapieH-
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GF5-The southern bank convention which
adjourned from Atlanta on the Sd of June,
meets at Richmond on the Path of this month.
Every bank in the Confederate States should
be represented on the occasion.
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GT The Raleigh Strndard calls the atten-
ton of the Confederate Congress to the i'm
uense beds of coal and iron on Deep river,
North Carolina, and urges the establishment
of a national foundery there.
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u We learn from the Charleston Evening.
He''' that, in consequence OF the scarcity Of
silver change, the State bank, on the 18th inst,
issued a large number of notes Of the dsnomi-
nation Of fifty and twentY-fre cents.
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DIED

At the residence Of R. B. Hawly, yesterday, July
ssd, 1881, Mrs. S. B. s~TEALey, onsort Of George n,
stesItg.
Services by the Rev. Dr. Hines,
EF-Louisville Courier will plsse copy.
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lS~A letter from Fort PickeRs says that
the British wal vessels have engaged all the
coal to be had at Cuba, and that it will be i'm
possible now to keep the United States vessels
in the gulf.
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"a The Shreveport SOutAvesters learns that
many offers have already been made to deliver
corn Of the CROWN. crop at fifty cents pei,
bushel. No evidence of starvation in this.
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The SOUTHERN NAvy.-Ths following is a
table of the names o. the several vessels now
at the South, under the Confederate Govern
msnt. Many OF these vessels were formerly
engaged in the Texas, Havana and Key West
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APFoINTNEET.-We understand that Col.
Jenes M. Withers, Of the 81 Alabama regi-
ment, has been appointed a brtadier general
by President Davis. Gen. Wthers viii re-
main on duty in and around Norfolk. He was
actively engaged in the Mexicsn war, and all
accounts agree in representing him as an able
end skillful officer,
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SAINT MARI'B SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS.

AIRS. EART 2 POPE, Principal, win open on the
vi usual day, SEPTKNBER 10TH, 1861, with the
same teachers.
NJ. K has charge Of the Euslc. Ers. X.
A. 4. Morgan will continue 10 give lessons in Drawing
and P%AistinE, and will also have classes in the higher
scholastic departments. for which she Is emiusntly
qualified, having given Up a dourishtns school for the
purpose. Dancing, - before, will be taught N the
house. Twenty-Five b0arders can be ~accSmmcdatsd-
TruEra -pzvahlaf Invariably ia alvanca.
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Major Siblsy, formerly Of the q. q.
army, has been appointed a brigadier-general
in The Confederate Army, and has received or
ders to proceed Immediately to Texas, and
raise q brigade Of mounted cavalry for service
on the north eastern frontier of the State. Gen.
Sibley was in New Orleans on the 18Th.
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At the desire Of the pupils, The uniform IL abandoned,
but hOuness, feathers, hsWers and jsEslTy, viii stIl
be prohibited. No money viii, in any ease, Be advances
FOR purchases Of aBy kind.
A dress maker viii, IS before, be employed 10 the
house, and such bills must be paid At thu end Of the
month
Memphis- JuIv q. 1881.
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ca The Huntsville .AiUocafs says thst
Judge w. B. Wood, Of Florence, has a regi-
ment nearly ready for the service, which viii
rendezvous and organize this week at Tuscups-
bia. He has also obtained for it eight hun
dred and thirty stand Of arms. w learn that
this regiment comes under the requisition
of Gov. Moore fort two thousand men, and vial
be supplied with the usual number of arms.
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"a The Montgomery Post says that q
company of guerrillas is being organized in
that county to serve in the mountains of viz
ginia.
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eg General John Mcqueen, late member
Of congress from South CaroIiLa "a native of
Robertson county, North Carolina, } and bis
SOL, are serving as priyates at Manassas juno
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virginia EEerOiam--The Three Hum
dFed at HIch lUOHnIRIn.

NaE&EHnM A1 AEEG - II
dFed at HIch Mountain.
From tbs Richmond Euqgirer, 18Th
The three hundred Yirginians engaged in The
fight at Rich Mountain, on Friday last, dis
played a spirit Of heroism and sele-sacrifee,
worthy cf the immortal three hundred SpaI-
tans headed by LeOnidas. They fought iour
hours against from three to five thouisnd
Yankees, and actually repulsed them hree
times. We need not add that every com
pany won q name to the lasting renem-
brance of the friends Of the southern cause.
The Upshur Grsys lost all their officers ex-
cept their captain, Captain Higginbonam,)
and a number Of their men. The Buckingham
Lee Guard lost THAR gallant captain, rT. Car
ter Irving, and all their officers EXCEPT Lieut..
Bondurant. The Powhattan Rifles were in
the hottest OF the fight and suffered severely,
their captain, Skipwitb, and their lEutenant,
Dorset, being among the killed. Ths fate OF
| Captain Delaniel and his command has already
been reported. Honor to the Spartan like
Virginians who fell martyrs in the cause Of
southern independence at Rich Mountain, on
the 18th July, 1861.
From the Richmond WING July III
The details which reach us from the fight at
Rich Mountain, testify to the unsurpassed
heT0ism OF our men. Although .ess than 300,
and surrounded by 5000 or 5000 Of the enemy,
they maintained their ground For hours, and
killed double their number. The light OF the
famous 300 at TbermOpylp was not more
glorious. Capt. DeLagniel is particularly men
toned as having surpassed even his heroic COM
rades. He had charge OF a cannon, and after all
bis men were killed or wounded, be wound
ed himself, fred the piece Iix or seven times,
sweeping the enemy at every discharge. When
they cane up to him with their bayonets, be
killed two Of them with bis revolver. The
Upshur Grays, who witnessed the scene from
an eminence, picked of ne two villains who
bayoneted him.
This brave man was incommand at the Fay
~etteville arsenal at the tine OF its surrender to
the State authorities. OF course, he resigned
his commission under the Yankee despotism.
He married a Miss Fiaer, Of Petersburg, who
survives him. He leaves no children.
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O. A dispatch from Richmond says that a
soldier named Baldwin, from Arkansas, was
killed at Stanton, by the cars. on Wednesday.
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Atn advertisements.
For Colonel
For the Legislature.

We are auiho-izsd to announce J. H. STEPHENSON
a. q candidate for Colonel OF the Third City Regiment.
iva "a
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GOWN GTON
(TENEES5EE)
FRMALR SEMINARY !

TIHE next session Of the OOVINGFOF FEHAI
L SEMINARY will commence on TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER Ord.
b. the Gdvice Of the Board o. Trustees We have Sc
cured the services OF Kisses FlCrs aud Mary z. Bennett,
who, for several years, have been connected with the
Hadel School N 6Omer Vile. These young ladies have
gained the highest reputation In the western District
Of Tennessee and North Mississippi for thorsugh in
struction, and We are assured the announcement CT
their eonneotioa with Us viii b gratifying 70 the
friends Of our Institution.
Board in the village is 90 per month and tuitisn sis,
with 81 fer incideEtals. Piano s25
HOLMES,
iy2s-w3. GHO. D HOLMES.
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"a We give all the information relative to
the great battle in Virginia, received up to the
hour Of going to press. By the earliest mails
we shall be furnished with complete details,
by oHr correspondent who is at the scene of
operations. Ia our issue of tomorrow MORN
ing we expect to give full particulars of the
glorious victory so CALAMITY won by southern
Valor, every minutia Of which, we are aware,
will be eagerly sought for by our thousands Df
readers who had friends engaged in the cob
ffrt
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Eooper,s CAVALRY Tactics.
aKaEEcR.

I'VE viii sell T. pay charges, f not called For wffbf,
W thirty days from date, three 5txs~. uacHIE-
Disc. marked ON. Reese"
jyal-1m Woagreoz & ~n
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FSrsCOnsfabIe.

J. B. ALGsE Is a candidate for Floater, represent
ing tue eounties Of shelby, Faystts and Upton in the
Iegfsfatura. Election LIST or August DZ3 teA
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For tbe IPgisaRuIFe.

We are authorized to announcs z. L. PALMER
Constable in the Foartesnth Civil District E.ect
July 27th. lyz5-te
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We are authorized 10 announce 3. r.. NORRIS
working mans candidate,) Tor tbs Legislature, az
ensuing election. iTZ5-l
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WHIGH BETTiEe.-J. Arlington Bennett, OF
New York, a commissioned officer In the uni
ted States army in the war Of 1912, and a union
man, and a msjor-gensral in the militia Of that
State, publishes the following card In the New
York Herald
100000 WAeER.-To the editors Of the
Herald: l will bet this amount Of stock, which
| possess in my own right, bearing interest Of
seven per cent. per sRBum, as sure to be paid
as treasury notes, that the North cannot by
force, under its present civilian generals, CON-
pei the slave States to remain in the Union"
GREELEY, WEBs, Bennett AND RAYMOND.
These are the four great chiefs among the
military editors Of New York. The record
or these WORTHLESS is summed up as follows, BY
the Richmond Enquirer: "Greeley was eansd
with impunity by Southern gentlemen in Wash
Ington. Webb ran with almost lightning speed
from the percussion lock pistol Of Gen. Duff
Green. Bennett has been frequently cow
hided on the streets Of New York, and Ray
mond has always acted on the Falstafian idea,
that discretion is the better part Of ~valor."
Destructive FIRE.-We Inadvertently
omitted in our last to notice be heavy loss sus-
tanned by Mr.. W. Tally In the destruction by
fire on Monday, the Sth instant, of bis mill and
woOl-csrding machinery at New Hope, in Mar
shall county. The loss lie estimated at from
six to eight thousand dollars. Beside tue loss
to Mr.. Tally, it is 4 great Inconvenience TO a
large section Of country, who have for many
years been supplied frem this place.-Faystts-
UiIe Observer.
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No PAY FOR THOSE WHO REsIGN.-The
officers Of the Richmond who have resigned,
seven in number, fund that they nave not
only been stricken tom the rolls Of the navy,
but from the pay rolls. The Purser told them
be had instructions not to pay them foE their
services. This is the latest Lincoln Tegula-
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Regulations for the Confederate
Army,

This work, Indispensable alike % ths officer snd SOL
der, is row ready, in convenient form for pocket use.
with usat muslin cover, "a psges. This work EN-
prises the necessary intrusion for every grade IN tie
Army-from the private &c the highest eacer ia COM
m8ad-incuding blank forms, engravinEs, etc. Price,
81 so; six copies, s.; Twelve copies, sl5. Larger sr-
ders Al proportional discount.
COOpeT's Cavalry Tactics.
THIS work has received the unqualified appreciation
Of omcers q the highest rank, both North asd south.
The perspicuousaess Of explanation adhered to thr0uTh-
cut the work, renders it perfectly clear ard c0HDrehea-
si5ie 10 those even. whose previous studies have not
famiiiarized them with the sutjeg. o. military maneu-
vsrs Single copies, so c s twelve copies, IS.
Orders FIR either 81 the above promptly SLED By
return mail or Express. By Addressing
j.. POwEk.
iv2f-d3tawft Jackson. Mss.
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e. The Jaekon M~ississiPpiGn learns that
the 18th and 14h regiments left Corinth for
Virginia. on Tuesday evening last.
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q Accompanying the Florida regiment,
who passed through Savannah on the 18th, on
their way to Virginisn, was Lieut.. Selden Of
the U. S. navy, and nineteen sailors, who were
recently captured by the FlOridians off Cedar
Keys, in possession Of four confederate schoon-
ers, which were rstsken. They are being Ia
ken to Richmond as prisoners of war. Lieut..
Sslden is a Yirginian. one sailor a southernsr,
three from Massachusetts,, and the remainder
Englishmen. They seemed well satisfied, and
they said they had been treated with every
kindness since their capture.
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A 7 Saint Mary's school, Hadisoe SIT est, Hcnphls, a
u competent DRESS HAERR and general sesmsiress.
The position is a good sne, AID terms can be male I
suit the applicant. Good references IN the city will
desired. iv23-Iu
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DEaRnEREk9R7a.

TIHE hm ef AEACHAM & -GALRpEATH Is this
4 day Dissolved by the withdrawal OF D. Gs-braarl-
The business will be continued By n Z. MEACHAE
x ". b. ~GALBREATH, who assume all liabilities.
Either Of the late nrm is authorized 90 make settle
nent. n. L. HEACgaE,
D.. G~ALBREArH.
July lstJ 1851. ". Z. G~ALBREAGH.
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