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Capt Sub. Dept, A. A Q. NC. S. Army
June2S-dlw
OFFICE OF THE Conn 'RY, SVB's C. s. Army.
N.cuvurE TrNN 1ura ~ 1sTI

OFFICE OF THE Conn RV, SVB's C. s. ARMY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June p, 1851
Sealed proposals viii be received az this Of e
until IL NJ. on the 4th July, 1861 for furnishing le
Troops of the Confederate Army 10 the State Of
Tennessee with Beef on the hoof The Beef to be
of best quality, and none seven years old nor
under three.
The proposals to state the price Of the Beet de-
livered at any Of the Rail Road Depots in this city
aud also the price delivered at COrnth, Miss, MeE
phis, Union City, and other points in the State in
proportion. They will also state whether pay
ment will be received in Confederate States Bonds
bearing interest at per cent. or not. The Com
missRry of Sub reserves TO himself tie right to re-
ject all bids deemed unreasonable. All proposals
to be addressed 10 the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for furnishing Beef.
JoHN S. SHAFT
ie27dlw. Capt. Subs. Dept, G. S. Army.
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CHANCERY NOTICE

HAfpkN sAVAGn " < Hamelton e Als.-Judgment
snd Attachment B.-hay Rules, Ie6l.-On motion 81
conpsinaB By his solicitor and n az pesrng to the sat.
ton Of the CLERK and Master from allegation in OompAn-
ants DILL which Is to- that the defendant Hameton,
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee Il therefore or
dsred that publication be made for four successive wessn the
Nashville, requiring said defendant appear before the judges
Of the ohance Court at Ganesboro Jpekson county TenD
the % Monday IL August 1861 then and there
bis defence TO eompsinants bill Judgment viii be takenfI
confessed and the be set down for bearing prss
him. VIM n. Bolts, C..
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Those Green Ynnkees.

The Washington Star gives the following account
Of how the Connections officers were captured:
The Captain was dong picket duty near the Scott
house, which is situated in secluded pOslisD.
about mile northwest Of tins village Fails Church
Like the Connecticut sergeant and corporal who
disappeared tremendously day or two since from
the same house the beauty Of the two y sses Scott
Greatly respectable young ladies. aged eighteen and
twenty and their fascinating manners, induced him
70 step few hundred yards from the line he was
stationed to guard 20 ply his respects 70 them and
indulge in a little agree. Bile conversation. Famed
for their hospitality they were, they Of course IN
vited him within the threshold. Time flew while
he was there, and he took thought ont But
"Sesesh' did, for presently three of its troopers
appeared at the door and made dnown their design
TO escort the gallant Captain to the woods nesr by,
where ia considerable Ipart Of their company
were in wait turn escort their bird thus Gagged
lust as and where the sergeant and corporal had
been so recently caught in the same way. That 8
the last heresbOuts heard of Captain Kellogg and
the fascinating Misses Scott. who are rank Seces-
sionists by the by, though certainly most Agreeable
and entertaining young ladies' IL is surmlsed thai
Ghose who haYe thus been using them of late
r6s bird lime deemed 1t best for their safety b
cake them along with the gallant captain q the di
TectiSn of Fairfax Court House. When search was
made fST Captain Kellogg no one was found about
che house except old Mrs. Scott who WAS Tor pro
tossed 10 te) in state of bsstu ignorance Of what
became OF him or her daughters Really, it is high
time that UneLe sam changed the uniform Of these
ScOnfidIug Connectcuters- habiting them hereafter
bin q full suit Of green. No other color would so
become them, that's certain
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orgrcg Op A. A. Q, N. Q. S. Army,

Nashville Tenn, June % 1851.
In consequence of instructions received from the
War Department Confederate States will receive
proposals for furnishing ten thousand sets of In
ia ltry Announcements, of best quality and pattern
n)w in use, and ten thousand Knapsaeks and Haven:
sa ks at the same time as mentioned in my adver-
tsement of yesterday. Separate bids request
cd for the two thousand and the ten thousand re-
CURED. The A. A. e. NJ. reserves abe right to &C
eept either bid may appear most reasonable,
and to reject all deemed unreasonable
Proposals will be endorsed as in previous adver-
tisement except for infantry accoutrements.
JoHS I. SHARE,
Capt. Sub. Dept. A A. @ NJ C. S. Army
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WAsHncrOS, June 2s-The Pawuee is at III,
Navy Yard.
The Freeborn proceeded to Point Matthias and
landed men and sand bags, who proceeded to breast
working. The Southerners appeared, when n.
breast-workers took to the water. The Soufherner'
are occupying the breastworks
Capt. Ward, of the Freeborn, while firing a euu
to protect the swimmers, was shot in the breast
and is dead. ~
Fifteen shot were thrown among the Southerner.
but the effect is unknown.
WASHINGTON. June 28-It is rumored that Cabi.
net Council voted against requesting Gen. Scott e
take Richmond if possible before the reassembline
Of the Southern Congress.
Gen. Mcclellan is authorized to send prisoners o
war TO Columbus. Ohio
The Government is going to borrow two hundred
millions from the people in sums from fifty to one
hundred dollars. The Cabinet seems to be afraid to
trust to capitalists.
The Pacific coast mails after Monday will go via
the overland route.
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THE STATE DEBT.

The State Debt only SlO0 1893 a. and within the Ia
tires years has been reduced 81 So may reason
ably expect that in ten years it will become extinct.
PRESENT POPULATION.
The State is rapidly nlirg up population as O6 per
sons having been added since 1850 making the present popua-
ton l,7l9,ie5-a ratio of l02per cent in 10 years
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MEN.

quart before s. P NJ the 9th june 1861 at her
idsnce in this county, Mrs ELIZABETH DEMosS mother
CT Atrahm Demos Of this city, after painful illness Of
three weeks in the 10th Of her age She de she had
lyed-A Christanand perfectly resigned to death.
Her funeral win place the s9th at 10 A. her
late residence
Earn t,r4 - pavn H. Tai
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] DANGEROUS ESCAPE.-A some what perilOus eX-
plot was accomplished few days since by one Of
cavalry soldiers, Sergeant William L. Mead,
now on duty near Winchester Being detailed on
a solitary midnight expedition to cut the tsegraphic
wires beyond Martlnsburg, he proceeded through a
dark rain armed with a revolver. Ratchet and file
Near Martinsburg he was seized and put in custi-
dy, but making hls escape in the grey of the morn
ing, he rode several miles further no the railroad
took out one hundred yards!of telegraphic wire O.
stroyed the insuatons anI returned in safety with
his trophy 10 Camp Johnston, receiving the hearty
congratulations OF his company. -LyHci5urg Ti'-
1iEian.
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II ANIEL DEAN schottIn this case appearing 70
my satisfaction, that tia defendant School, non.
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, and further appearing
aday Of plaintiff, that the defendant indebted h
the Of nineteen dollars due By IL therefore ordered
by that publication be made In the Nashville Unsn
schott, sppear iefors my ocsn The town Lin
den Perry county Tennssee the 3st day Of May Ie6a 10
Plead aamnr said attachment. same Wi b
SET for hearing ex p arte. This April 18Th. 1851.
JOHN LARK1H, p,
nayl6-w4tpr'sses3 IN Perry county Tsaa.
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ws,h;s morning commence the publication Of the
Lar. of;she Confederate States of America, and
we com,l.nd % our readers the Importance Of pre-
.srvius lae papers for future reference, as we
npblisb luy those laws and resolutions deemed by
,bs A,trkey General Of general and public inter-
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RAILWAY mArrERs.
UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Our friends will bear in mind that we have Il
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send US, even if they use United States stamp
The large number OF letters we receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
viii bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal proclamstions are issued
By the Governor of Tennessee and the President Of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters will
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
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Rags.

Save all your rags-cottOn, fax, hemp, &C.. and
send them to market, where you can realize three
cents pound.
The South wears oEt more such goods than two
sge Nesths and yet the North saves double the guam
tity of rags fer making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter. Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money!
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Eran.Rnl,rmnre

BALTIMORE. June 2s-Crowds are attracted BY
the Provost Marshal's search. A large quantity d
arms and ammunition, including 500 rifles, were
found in cellar. Banks orders Northumberland
with officials except the police, but vacancies iron
refusal TO serve or resignation will be filed BY
Kar
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DUNLgP Es-ATTENTIoN.-1ou are hereby
notified to attend business meeting Of the Coni2a-
ny hisSaturday evening, at o'clock Every mem
Der is earnestly requested to attend. By order of
the Carlsain E. S. MCRoBERTR, O. S.
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KnsoIvent Notice.

TEyHz ersdhrs Of William Acree deceased you are here
BY notified 70 file claims, authenticated Is prescrbet
By the Clerk Of Weakly county, Tennessee on or Do
fore day Of November, 1851 pro rata dsributioa
the claims VIII be sdadcated for pro datrbution o.
that day.
This June the 18th, 1861. A. W. AUsTRN
yrnel5-w4 prsfeee5. Administrator on aid egtate
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THIS celebrated Watering place v opened for the
ton Of visitors 3th 1861. Te subscriber thank
full fer the liberal patoRs bsofoTe extended to them, will
every effort duTD he ensuing season.
Of the Ths Tss snd Bar will be supplied
that the country Affords. Prices to suit the tmes
erRns. husted in Trgg county, Ky are
in daily communication vA HCpknsVs and Prnseon stages,
By the way Of JOhnsOpA
june5-E4t I'm FUQUA. Propristor
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We have fun files of papers from New York of
the 26thinst We are indebted to Mr.. X. W. PUI11AN,
late Of New York, for the favor. Mr.. PuILIAN has
returned to his native South to resume his citizen
shin
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Since s54 the ioEpaRy haze sold 100000 acres
IeyseH only TO actual cutiUdtOrS. and every CONTRACT
rains an agreement to cultivate 1AeFOad hds been construct
ed through these lands of an expense of S3O,OO0 600
AZ 1850 NE poP4qsioa Of L0Tfy-niSe e9unfies Mroa9A
haze been added making he to0ls population SI4,sI-
gain Of I43 per cent.
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Prem Hagerstown.

/ AiENsDRlA, June 27s-Lieutcnant Harrison Of
the regular army, aud Zcuave Captain have been
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LOUISVILLE, june 2s.-Rossssus troops go into
Camp on the Indiana side.
Collector Cotton prohibits the shipments of every
thing to seceeded States.
The gun boats must wait for water.
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ERnna GraHfnn

GRAFTON June PA skirmish occurred near
Cumberland. Thirteen Federal ZOuaves abandoned
their horses and took to the hills arriving at Cum
bertrand last night. Two are missing and one
killed.
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PROM Cairo.

CAIRO, June 2s.-Two Dutch companies ordered
to Alton to join the forces threatening Missouri did
not want to leave Cairo. Many left in tears The
Tennesseans continue moving. The New Orleans
Cavalry is ordered to Missouri.
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RETDIArLoE.-Abcut the smallest thing the LIZ
COLIN Government has been guilty of, is the repuda
lion of the small debts it owes citizens of the Con
federste States on account OF postage stamps and
stamped envelopes they had purchased. The LIN
COLIN postmasters have orders not TO deliver letters
thus paid unless the United States postage is paid
second tine.
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PimpIeS BanishedI
PAGES Made ClearI
HOW
ocs weeks OF the Magnolia BalmI psreeety harm
but elegant snd sfectuol preparation.
rice 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
WEHAGAN & co., Projectors, Troy, Y.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEP1S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
TWAS universally all other ontnents and h.aue
appIicons in both the Eastern and Western
wherever introduced and it tSsSe merit the secret
Of all cd1eOtt affections, whether the
GCcfa6ntor dSSedSe
BURNS & : soALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain
nation by timely GPplica ton Ofthis nGrrsO4s healer
and the flesh is as > By charm, blensh or
scar remaining.
THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY
Children are frequent suf erers from external injure
especially from FSEid and 8 CFnpAeRe bpplosOns-her,
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. It heals Bress and7 uicky
the FETTER or RING Wokh,sO srSOaleHt IN tie
nursery
ToTRAvRLERs BY 5 szA AND LAND.
The Mschjust, the Ira . vesr, and every other nd
Vidual whose lot in lfe~ throws him within the
chance Of accident eepo sio, sd should
bear nd that this Magic Extractor Is his best and only
friend 1t is both portable and cheap, and should
be companion, friend = in need There housand
OF living testify its marvellous virtue, WHO
owe their hound limbs and muscles 70 Its saving efficacy
paLLEY's M1GIoALPAINss ExTRAoTORisa PRRvES
TIVE as we'll as CURE; 8
Barns, Erysrslss BOresofa al kinds
Bruises, FLtuls, Shot wounds,
BoIIs Frost Bites, scrufuIs,
Broken Breast, Fever Sores, scurvy,
Bites Of Reptiles, feons, scalds,
Cancer, Ql4ndulsr Diseases scurf,
orasEsd lips, Mrrc1riai SORES, scsid Head,
Wrapped Hands, Pains generally, sprsins,
shiibisins, Pimples, small Pcz,
Uramp, Piles, Tuners,
ooutracted Cords, Poison, letter.
ohsfes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
diseases ef the Skin, Rsshes, Venereal Sores, &c
and ISL Charities street, New 0lss By J. WRIGHT n.
General Agent II be ebai u Of are1peotabe Drug
and Merchants throughout ths bed stsss and oansds- o.,
aprsS S0-d.tsksls A.
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seneraI order, No. :.
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,
NASHVILLE, June &c, lS(

The number Of Cavalry Companies desired for
the present from the Middle Division of the State
having been reported none others will be mustered
into service. except those already notified they will
be received. By order of
MAJ. GEN. S. Z. ANDERSON.
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In Chancery at Galnes6oro.

DRTsoILLA LEE Lafayette Lee, ct sis June Il
J56-In this Il appearing to the CLERK and Mas
from compainsnts l. verified BY affidavit, that tie deea
ant, James Lee sdento the Of Tennessee
that ordary process Of law sersed upon
therefore ordered by that publication be fer oa
consecutive the Union American newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Nashve requiring sid James Leeto
appear before the CHANCELLOR Of the Shaneey Court Of Jack
son county, Che house. in he Of Gainsboro,
the second Monday 10 August 1885, then and there 10
plead demn eonpsn4niB BILL the viii be taken
for confessed md for hearing pArte 10 him.
WI u R0IHe, CLERK and Master,
e syAg5sla W. sstaes b. Q. AN.
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-Four or hve large wagons arrived in this city
yesterday, all heavily laden with Lincoln musSeis
and ammunition. They had been deposited in JEFF
ferssaFile, and we heard it rumored their destina
ton wac East Tennessee, for the Union Loas-
isUiHe Courier, .TRe IS.
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COMMERCIAL.


NEw 0zIEAEs June 2ccton saIsi a fhe wec 100 hal.
unquotshle, receipts Of the week 90 ezt 30 Turing
ths corresponding time last year IA tota rssis a
this port, compared sith year les; a. All ssutI
ere ports ssl $50 bales; stock hand $40 bales Sugar 3
- kroysons dull Ooaee-sales af lha week $50 fars AZ
lssa0e stock COCO bags 5000 bags TIE sane ~
year
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THE FRIEND OF Z THE NURSERY

are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nhsm
nation by timely Gppca' ton this marvellous healer
and the flesh ia renew as il By charm, blensh
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From LouisYine

ST. LorIs, June 2s.-The Hon. A. T. Lacey h
been arrested at Cape Girardeau.
General Lyon is still at Bonneville.
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/ Children frequent suf erers from external njue
especially from FIhid and C4snpheRe gposiOnS--her
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand It heals BTeestS Rnd1 uckly
moves the TETTER or RING WORM, srs0dlsat "a ths
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REMOVAL.

CtHEFsE. 10 Bor.sPrins Nsr just rsoeivedby
~ D DIOKRY,
tntvS kata frssa
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From StLouis.

ST. LOUIS June 2S.-The "Demo erats' Cairo CORES
pOndence says hundreds of Missourians are conceu.
trating on the Arkansas border receiving arms from
the South. They expect to be joiuei by Tsnnes
scans, Arkarssssans and Mississippians Birds Poin;
is guarded by two regiments and battalion of
flying artillery.
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We authorised to announce Col. W. H S. HILL OF Viii
liam county candidate TO represent the counties Of
Rutherford and Williamson ia the Senate of the Legislature Of
Tennessee.
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$50 Reward.

$50 beware.
UA ANYWAY the subscriber the 18th dsv of Sep
a, TENDER last, negro named DAVY viii give the
above reward for his confinement in any Jail.
Said Roy raised franklin in williamson county Ten
By or DR. Gale Nashville, Tens, In
the fall OF 1919 : satisfied that he will
eys name Jaors and Others to whom this notice Is wi
please preserve that don't think be b.
app-ehended yet Any information said how sN~siAh
dressed 70 at Columbus, Miss
DESCRIPTION.
Davy is about ~ old feet or inches high.
completed, thick lips when laughing shows his gums yyps
which speaks que, and when spoken to sir
nearly he makes; his hair plated
times when cobed out has ne head OF harhas the
the back Of his head which h covered By hs hair
and will have be examined closely to end IT, has e marks
whip his back. from whip extends to bis ds
which him when bought him; his een yellog
'front.' except which white and think disposed to
lap, but will not be positive He isstout hegrse we'll mus
eed and very active his vega froz l60 to l70 lbs
will psy the above reward 10 any who will deliver
boy Davy his confinement in any jail from
which get him. EDWARD O. EG9LESfON.
C0LUHBUs, Miss, June 9d
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THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS ColPANY.-The blu
Incorporating the American Letter Express Com
pany passed lis final reading ii the Legislature
yesterday, and the Company are now prepared 10
carry letters between Nashville and Louisville.
Parties in the Southern COn.edefacy desiring to
address their correspondents in the North, will
enclose their letters properly directed in envel
ope addressed to the "AmercSn Letter Express
Company, Nashville, Tenn, and enclose fifteen
cents TO pay the United States postage and the Ex-
press charges. Double and treble letters are
charged according to weight The LINCOLN Gov
eminent having repudiated The numerous small
debts it owes to citizens of the Confederate States
who had purchased postage stamps and ftamped
envelopes, these viii not answer, and money will
have to be enclosed to pay the United States post
age. The gentlemen having this Company in
charge are entirely reliable, prompt and trust
worthy, as those conducting SC important and re-
sponsible business should be.
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nsyl6-w4tpr'sseesa

PINE BUGGY and u3rnsss. Reans supsros bil-hs44
Paper wl be a&dsd 10 IsEEs Eaf4E sse ~ fae7nk
:. ja = S'sls't BENZ saill9' =
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HAVANA SEC AIRS!

H. " AN A Il @ AR
JOHN WEI0RLEY. 30 south Market ST.,
Nashville, Teun.,.--20,OO0 Imported Ha.
VannS.-sTC6T RECEIVED FROM IA FANA.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN lWHOHLEYs
SO south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY RsSch City Chewing TObaccO'
Made fr0asn the Pore AND NATURAL LEAP
without ANY ADUIVERATT0N
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ST. LOt,sl June "a Gen. Lyon i sslIl at Rsons-
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T7RsadeF hsys you Prof woods sevsitiensnt IN eur
fapeF. Read e. Il viii interest goa
o-5a rru1u
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Found. in front Of the ST. Cloud Hotel, small
Breast pin which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisement DEMOvIILE Co.
Guvs GuNs! GUNs-MCCAIL & FALL have Just
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FTIHE firm Of MORGAN WALLACE is this day dissolved
by mutual W. B. Wallace Is alone authorized 10
use the name of the firm in liquidation.
E.W. MORGAN,
w. B. WALLACE,
earnestly request all my friends TO w. B. Waaoe
where I will be blessed to serve them.
junel9-2t w. MORGAN.