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TIVE EAST TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERs.-There are
now some eighteen or twenty companies (some of
them not quite full in camp at the Fair Ground
near Knoxville and number of other companies in
different portions of East Tennessee have reported
themselves to Brigadier General Caswe sufficient
altogether to compose nearly three regiments. A
number of companies which have been mustered
into service, were marched into town yesterday
morning expecting 10 receive arms by the train
from Chattanooga The arms did not arrive, but
are expected to-day.
Argument will be organized to-day, and Briga-
der General Caswell will Immediately telegraph to
| General Anderson for orders for their movement
either to Virginia or wherever else their services
| may be rennired = EnorriNe ReqiSsr. Nav %.
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House Rent Free.
NStIuuTr Appil ODD

NASHVILLE, April I'D, 1861.
Editors Union and American:
Please allow me to state that 1 will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging, rent
free until their return home, until the close Of
the war. VS.. WHITMAN
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HAVANA seq AR .!

FoR RESr-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Onion and American Buildings. Apply at tins
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The following names Of citizens who were Sc
lected as members of the Safety Committee for Dis
trict Is, were omitted in our issue of yesterday,
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MRS. WHNSLOW,

MRS. wHNSLOW,
An experienced and female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children seshn, which greatly facilitates the
Of teething by soenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will alsy PAIN and is to regulate tbs bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe In ell Bee sdver-
Gserent in another column oct2S-U
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Insurance can be obtained of W. J. MARI, lnsur
auce Agent No. Is College street in the INSURANCE
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 OOO and $40 600 In Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND In
suu,NcE COMPANY oFNasEvuIE. Ap26tf.
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HON. ANDREW EWING,

And other distinguished Speakers viii address the people at
SPRINGFIELD, on Monday. the Sd day Of June.
At all these Appon Everybody Ia invited to aend'
the Ladies In particular
ma
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HEA9 universally suppanted s other Ontmen and healing
applications the Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
Vhsreyer introduced and Its ntsio merit the trus secret
81.
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pnhIic SneaIkinR.

Aessrs. BARROW, JONES, and others, will address
the people at
Woodward's Saturday, the LIST Of June.
: Scrugg's Old Stand (now Gee's) Monday, the 81
of June.
Belleview, lat night Monday, the Sd of June.
Harris, Tuesday, the 4th of June.
Antioch, Wednesday, the 5th of June.
brakes, White Creek Thursday, the 9th of june
Elijah Robertson's Shop, 18th District, Friday
the It'll of June. fmsy2s, '6l.
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TFRsadsr huss Ssu sssn o. wooas advertisement In
paper Read Il; it viii interest yoa-
mar22-dkw1v
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ruR FRIEND OF ( TIRE NURSERY
TO TRAVELLERS 6 SEA AND LAND.

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owe their sound limbs aid .
The following are q few of ,
DALLBY'S MAGIOALPA .
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HAVANA Sc g AR =!
JOHN wHORLEY. SO south Market st.,
Nashville, Tenn. ,--.20 600 Imported ma.
Vanas.-JUS7 RECEIVED FR0X HA VARA.
Latest News from Old VtrRiniaI
JOHN WHORLEK,
3s south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOM
shoes! SEOes!g
FARRAR, DIsxUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tful lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call them, ladies, they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marehll-tf.
RENT FREE.
have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service IN
fighting LNcoLN's hordes, free of rent, till the war
closes or till their return. L. POWERS,
sprl25 '61 No. 81 Market street.
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sician Extraordinarily to tie Qneen
This invaluable medicine Ia unfng In the cure OF AL hoF
panfu and dangerous diseases to which the female consu
subject 1t all and removes all ohcHucay
and q speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
Ii IL peculiarly suited It will, in short time, .cz
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Crest Britain, to prevent eounterfets
CAUTION
7Aess Pills should not be taken BY Jer7ctes ring
FIRST IRREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as taey dresvT>
BRING on Mscdrid0e at any other tine they sdIs
In Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In ina
Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight eLeron Paptshon OF the
Ali other means have failed and although powerful remedy,
do not iron, cSome sncny, anything hurule
theconstitution.
Full directions the pamphlet nd each package, which
mould be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Lste J. O Bale wilma ooIO
Rochester, N. Y.
FBSI six postage stamps enclosed to author
lied AGENT will bottle containing so pills. By return
mail
Sold in Nashville hy Berry Dsmoyille and g. W Hssdsr
Ihstt, j. G.. Blown and all ecsAble dru2Rtstsss
scA-0.kuEw-1V
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Mr.. FERGUSON will speak in Springfield on
Monday next
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Every southernOr should Read &C
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
pAILY's FOR SALE RY
a F.RA&AsE q CO.,
uaJ7 at a College street

Special and Important Notice q
Clothing Dealers.
DKNJ =. sHTBLD5 90. hAss ahss aaSrsesived EnA :
prepared b Ob y the traas, At snoos ps, he -
stock II Ne largest BsssEa Oiothiag nksEs
nx beyond do1bt, tbs mest extensive and 49, gooa
Of goods offered Aaetoe In this sys he ssk q
ns 81 oveTy variety 81 spring goeds eleesd via ~
and made In ths best Being na18 - ass
Eads, but the concern eeSrg dsapponted n 2s hprE
compelled . close their stsek N M nssna
will TIE interest By calling and axannnt
extensive stock, - thsy will meat pesltveE - ssA A
BENZ =. EaIELDs CO.,
.f e,ztrnI Ausa On Rooms,
IN - souosEs seERnes.
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Foreign.

NEw YORK. May sO.--In the discussion relative TO
the American blockade, Lord Derby said that only
q partial blockade could be maintained, and they
could not by the law of nations treat priVateers
pirates. &c.
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Two hundred llinoisian
crossed at Padacah to join the Confederates.
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REMOVAL.

UTB have rsneved Produce sad oo@nisioB baEiess
w The house No. College street. between Union ana
Church formerly occupied By Hicho GreSn o., Uhsrs gs
shall keep constantly hand large stock ef all Articles n
the Produce line. which prepared 70 sell AZ & veg
B. B. coEH0R 4 BRo.
narsEH Nos College street, between Union
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
WTTK have sold our entire Stock Of Greeees, Lqusr
w to Messrs. Jeynt TreanOr and take pleasure inIs
them Friends, and the Customers Of the late
Arm Of Grshan HafAker, who In
worthy Of their eopadsnce and support
Eashvills, Dec. II, ls6o.
JOYNT a TR e NOR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
DkALEzs N
LIQUORS, PRODUCE, AND TOBACCO,
No. 50, Market Street,
Nashville, - Tennessee
dacIQ-H
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

meeting the Board Of Directors Of ne TenDss
Alabama Railroad Company, At their o6ee, in EraAkn,
On TIE ID day Of April 1901 call the unpaid Subscriptions
to capital stock Of the oompary ordered 70 Be pad
the Treasurer his osee in Frank lin, fooEs, 10 viii
per share, be paid the rst Monday IN yu
1861.
Two dollars share, 70 be paid on he AS Monday July,
1861.
Two dollars pen share. to Be- paid On arst Monday
Aug, 1861
Two dollars per share, Be paid The ass Monday IN s
tsnbeF, 1861.
tober, 1861.
Two dollars per hare to paid Monday n Nsyss
Der, 1891 3. B. BRADLBT,
pI Ia-2n 8eoety
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WAR NOTICE.
TNROM this date, will net all oders for any %
scption &c DDS, unless accompanied with the Cash
Being obliged pay cash for article We purchase,
our and the public generally will at the necessity
on this coarse part Our rtsek Groceries and Con
Is now well assorted, and Cash Dealers VII
A11 O1' --'- THOMPSON, ePERRY 4 CO.,
spIs0-a No. "a harkss street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18
Importantfrom Roseorans' Command

CINCINNATI, Nov. l6.-Adviccs from
Rosecraus headquarters state that on the
10th Gen. Gox's brigade crossed Kanawha
and New river, aud drove the rebels back
three miles from all their positions.
Gen. Schenck's column intended attack
ing them in the rear, but was prevented
crossing the river from high water.
Gen. Benham's brigade moved up, aud,
began to feel their front, when sharp
skirmish took place, lasting from 4 p. 81.
till dark While Benham's forces lay on
their arms waiting for morning, the rebels
began their retreat, and were well on their
way to Raleigh before the movement was
discovered. Benham pursued them 20
miles amidst drenching rain, but seeing
little chance of oyerakiug them turned
back.
In skirmish with the rear guard, Col.
Crogan, Of the rebel cavalry, and few
others were killed Loss on our side two.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18
DIR. G. PRICE SMITH,

HAVING returned and permanently located IN
ID Wheeling. again tenders his professional rer-
Vicaa 70 the afflicted Since 1885 DR. s. has been en-.
thHs added afgBly TO his ku0Nledge AID experience.
Dtsearding the extremes Of the daerent Schools OF
Medicine be nOyerthelsss IN the spirit Of true Eec
trieiu, adopts as hSOWu oil that e really valuable
IN the experience and teachings Of an.
Bspoetal attention will be 6estoWed BY Dr.. Smith
upon the diseases Of women and children, and AL
f5rms OF 0ruptIvu diseases aud chronic complaints
10 bis former friends Or. s extends cordial lmvta
ton 70 renew the acquaintance and trusts, by bis
g and attention 70 business 70 Eroatly UalaFgo his
sphere Of nSsfuluOss
0Deo and R0sidsnse, No. go Malta street, North
Wheeling. EUyfS-7n
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From Washinpton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-Capt. Taylor,
who has arrived here with dispatches, re-
ports that when the San Jacinto stopped
at Cienfugas, the escape of Slidell and Ma
son was ascertaiued. Proceeding thence
to the Bahamas, it was understood that
they had taken passage on the 18th inst, in
the British mail steamer Trent, plying be-
tween Vera Cruz by way of Havana to st.
Thomas and Southampton. While the San
Jacinto was in the narrowest part of the
Bahamas channel, about. "a miles to the
westward, they met the packet, and as
usual in such cases, fred a shot across her
how and brought her to. Two boats were
then sent TO her under command of Lieut..
Fuirfax, who boarded the packet and ar
rested Mason aud Slidell, who were per-
sonally known TO him.
They at first objected to being removed
without the employment of force for that
purpose. However, they were soon after
removed without further trouble, and con-
veyed to the San Jacinto. Messrs. Eustis
and Mcfarland were also brought on board
and they are all now on their way to New
York.
The packet had no other flag than heI
own and that of Great Britain.
The remainder of The passengers, inclu-
ding the ladies connected with the Slidel
and Mason party, were not molested, and
were therefore left free to pursue theil
journey.
The official accounts are valuminous
and include several accounts of the cap.
ture, together with the protest of Masor
and Slidell against being taken from Bri
fish ship.
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH
The Panic &c Savannah!
South Carolina proposes to raise the
BLACK Flag.
Arrest Of Macon and slidell.

FoRTRRss MONROE, Nov. Is, via BALT1-
MORB.-The u. 8 steamer San Jacinto has
just arrived FROM the coast of Africa, vim
the West Indies, where she has been
cruising some six weeks. Old Point was
electrified by the tidings that she has now
on board Messrs. Mason aud SlideIl, who
were going abroad as Ministers Of the
Southern COnfederacy to England and
France. They were taken from an Eng
lish steamer in the channel of the Bahia
b The San lesinto wiiI.-s6on proceed to
New York With her distinguished prison
ers.
Commodore Wilkes reported at head
quarters in person, and will forward his
dispatches to Washington tonight.
The steamer Belyidere having been re-
paired will leave for Port Royal early to-
morrow, with mails, dispatches, &c.
The name of tile British vessel from
which the prisoners were taken, cannot DC
ascertNined. Passengers from Old Point
state that all the private papers, docn-
ments and instructions of Slidell and Ma
son were seized. The families of the
prisoners were allowed to proceed on their
voyage. The captain of the British vessel
is said to have delivered them up under
protest.
We have no details Of the arrest of Ma
son and Slidell. There are many outside
rumors, but we believe them to be mere
guess-work.
An officer of the steamer San Jacinto
came up 10 the Old Point boat with dis
patches and hurried off to the Railroad de-
pot, where he took special train for
| Washington.
The fact of their arrest is undoubted,
and has created an immense sensation
here.
Aspeeial to the N. Y. Tribune says, Ma
son and Slidell were aboard British mail
steamer, and when Commander Wilkes, of
the San JRointo, sent aboard and demand
ed their surrender, the reply was that there
was not force enough to take them. Com
modore Wilkes then sent an addition and
put the San Jacinto in convenient posi-
tion, when Slidell and Mason were surren-
dered.
FoRrREss MONROE, Nov. 16-Slidell and
Mason were taken from an English mail
steamer on the 9Th inst, off Bermuda
Lieut.. Fairfax and IS armed mer went
aboard from the San Jacinto, with Ave
officers, and picked out the rebels. They
made faint resistance. The captain of the
English steamer raved and swore, and
called the o. s. officers piratical Yankees,
&c. Mr. Eustes, one of the rebel secre-
taries, also resisted but himself and col
League accompanied their employees into
confinement.
Mr.. Slidell had his wife and four chill
dren aboard. They were allowed to pro-
coed to Europe.
Capt. Charles Wilkes, who is a New
Yorker, had an interview with Gen. Wool
and expressed the opinion that he had
done right, aud said that, right or wrong.
these men had to be secured, and if he had
done wrong he could no more than be
cashiered for it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18

"a ARRIvAI or rae vIcToR.-The
steamer Victor, Capt John Mcclure, arriv-
ed last night She left Gauley on satur-
day morning. She brings lls sick SOL
diers; all of whom, except six or eight, are
able to walk about.
Capt. McLure reports that two brigades
we're In pursuit of Floyd and had follow
edhim some eignteen miles.
Piatts zouayes were in pursuit. of Jen-
ius, but nothing had been heard as to their
success.
The Victor did not stop her engines but
once between Poneros and this city. The
Victor leaves this morning ct o'clock for
GEhley. Capt MGLurs viii carry letters
direct to that point.
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From Missour1.

ST.. Louis, Nov. l6.-Price and McCul-
loch's armies have retreated into Arkan-
sas. It is understood they have gone to
Fort Smith, where supplies have been coll
lected aud winter quarters built. Before
leaving Missouri they fred all the hay
stacks, corn cribs, &c, in the vicinity to
prevent our forces from obtaining forage,
inscase we pursued them.
Previous reports regarding the tmmi-
nepey of battle on the adj originated in
Il large foraging party of rebels on Will
sons Greek being mistaken for the adj
vance guard of the enemy.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. l6.-Gen. Hunter has
sent letter to Gen. Price, by flag of
truce, repndiating the treaty between GEN
erals Fremont aud Price, entered into Nov.
LIST, and addressed letter 20 Adiutant
General Thomas, setting forth his reasons
therefor.
Kansas Cry, Nov. l6.-The Bank of
Northrup & Co., and the Union Branch
Bank at this place, we're robbed to-day, be-
tween II and o'clock, by gang of 20
men belong to the Cleveland band of Jay
-hawkers. Fortunately, both banks antiei-
pating a robbery, had forwarded the great
er portion Of their money to a place of se-
curity. Northrup & Co.'S loss is about
So, 900; that of the Union. Bank $3.50
This will not prevent the banks from car
rying on business as usual,
Awagon master, just arrived, gives the
information of the capture by the rebels, at
8 O'Clock this morning, mile and a half
from Pleasant Hill, oass county, of 30 wag-
ous and 500 oxen, on their way to Soda
liza. When the wagon master escaped the
Jokes were being burned and preparations
made to burn the wagons. The teamsters
ate all prisoners.
Jenuisou marches Immediately for Pleas
ant Hill.
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Mosr of the two hundred soldiers
now inlthe Sprigg House Hospital, appear
to be in state of convaleseenee. Nearly
all Of those in the lower wards lie about
reading newspapers and Willing away the
time by all sorts of diversions. Many will
recover rapidly here. who nigh. have lin
gered for months In their tents, and per-
haPs died. We understand that another
building is about to be procured, the
SPrigg House not being large enough to
accommodate the patients which will be
sent here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18

p@TuE use of Dr. Hostetler's Stomach
BiIters for Dyspepsia, Flatulence Heavi-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like af-
lection, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able TO state confidently
that the "Bitters" are certain cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases. is to the pro-
prietors a source of unallOyed pleasure
it removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifes the blood, impHrts re-
uewed vigor to the nervous system, giving
it that tone and energy SO indispensable to
the restoration of health. The numerous
acknowledgement of its superior excel
lenee and beneficial results, have assured
the proprietors that it cannot but prove
great cure to the afflicted, aud impart vi
tRlity TO the thorough system.
ES-See advertisement in another COLI
umn,. Nor4.
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S@ElLLED BY rnE oAns.-p. c. Rogers,
whose death by accident We announced on
Saturday morning, was killed IN the fol-
lowing manner; he was freight coudue-
tor on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road. When near wellsville he got out of
the Caboose car for some purpose and
mounted the engine. When the engine
started again one Of the tlues bursted.-
Without thinking, the deceased suddenly
jumped OF, and striking steep bank was
thrown back against the car with greatzvi-
Olenee and instantly killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-18

G3- CEREDo REINEoRoED.-we learn
that the 4Ist Ohio Regiment left Cincin-
natl for oeredo, in Wayne county, on Fri
day last, and#is now at that point. There
are now about two thousand men at Cere-
do. These forces will be so disposed ms
to etfectually guard against future raids
from the secesh.
About thirteen secession prisoners were
arrested in Guyaudotte, some of whom are
charged with firing upon the Union men
out of their houses, on the night of the
attack by Jenkins. These prisoners were
taken to Columbus, via Ironton and Ports
mouth, at both of which places the citi-
gems made hostile demonstrations, and ii
was with the greatest difficulty that they
(the prisoners) were protected. They are
now in Columbus.