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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-02

II ITHOGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing in OIL. and Watercoora, Views, Portraits Show
Vgnettes, Labels Music Titles Diplomas, Heads,
Cards. Visiting Cards, Wedding Cards. Funeral Notices.
Admission Cards. Circulars, Checks Bonds Notes.
Drafts, Maps,&c.
undersigned has newly made such his
ness that enabled, nesIy promptly
antly, every variety Of the above Articles.
J. z. WAGNER,
Corner. Cedar and ohe1y streets,
eh2f-d2u Nashville, Tam.
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PRICE FOE NEGROES.
n GA STEERS FOR 1851.
At the FAN G undS.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. L. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FENHIS FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July 4h $40 the season. SIS
for insurance,
lie beautiful black, six old rotted Athens
o6O IN 500 and certainly Handsome and perfect
horse in h action that has been brought
oTes N Vermont imported BY Z. K jennings by tie
Hatch hore, he by Ii hOot he by Old Black Hawk
msa and he By the Original Justin Morgan Dam DurOc
d. st Charles CIR d. Woodbury. Morgan, and com
bines four Of the best trotting known.
NO-2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old BY We mont Boy, dam
BY woodbury. will be let to % SIS the season, $40
insure He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trotng Mare, will be let IS Mares at the season.
9l5 to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations
Grass pasture at the farm Of T. Farming grain to keep
mares in good conGitiOn, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn =, Part 0Ener ana Agent for Company
Oscar Kimba, will be ready all times show
gentlemen.
Refer toJ Owen, Of williamson, Col E. Allen Of Sum
ner 7. flaming, Of Davidson, Dr. A T. GoOch of Ruther
ford. nar5-f
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Sit Lux ct Lux Fuft

COAL OLE l. A w PS
VETE have just received another supply Of Ces Oil
wv among which handsome patterns par
Iors ali fitted Collins burner, which the last improve
ment an mmeasurably superior other Lamp
fore pubc and esness Of fame freedom fIom
smoke simplicity constructions beauty and elegance fnsh
economy One Lamp will give the light of four
canles and oes not cost The Oil i'm
ported to Lamps is clear beautiful article free
from any leaves spot wheR spill upon
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
narIS-a Nashville, Tenn.
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NOTICETO CONsINGEEs
ana Nashville Rail

an and after April LIST, 1861, Freight win Be deli
the LouisVilIe and Nashville Railroad until charg
paid. censgrses will be notified Of tie arrival
Goods, together with the amount OF charges fas .
facilitate the adjustment OF all claims Tor loss dam
overchSres and has found necessary in orteI &c Il
Agents 20 make to the General Orcs a. rsaE
nsra9-SE II. ASpzRsOz,
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Fire! Fire!! Fire.!!

TNyHE remainder Of stock from the late FIRE Bros
street. sale at 81 collegestr two doors above
Broad. All Goods at half their cost.
nAra-k oxTkHVILLI kLooz.
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The SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY,
BY HANLEITER Il ADAIR,

TFNHE DAILY SOUTHERN C0NFEDERkcY, under arrange.
nens just completed, will She intel
gence Of every kind reported expressly for sby Magnetic Tel
egraph, and the Mails Also daily reports OF the Atlanta and
other Markets, Local Incidents Prce-S5
syear 50 Tor six MONTHS 50 for onhaways in
advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERAcY is made up
tro and contains the Of the Daily il large Sheet
and gives fresh reading matter thsn other Weekly in
the COnarte States Its Market Reports will full and
made fro actual Transactions Price 81 year 81 =
for six months--invariably in advance
J Postmasters sthoTZed act Agents. in oh
tanning subscribers and forwarding the money which they
will b allowed 20 RETAIN commission twenty-five cents
each Weekly fifty cents n each Daily subscriber
PersO1s getting up Cubs Of FIVE, ten subscr
bers will be supplied 18th the copies ordered az % per
less than regular terms
" NO VIII be entered books until the money 10
pau and all subscriptions discontinued when the time
pires which payment made unless the
address, HANLEITER e. ADAIR.
apll0-d&wlm Atlanta, Georgia
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will Ael hsplanta -~zn-
GEE1A ion, called CAPITAL VtEW, lying Oh 1AsssA
@ the nerth side of Cumberland River, @ks<S5sstHS
SiiS ~ three milesrom the City NASHVILLE, 14#6H
11llMEX containg about ThrGe Hum
hzLtss8 dred Acres. He viii sell it all -.ufnaa-
together in small tracts lots - suit purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property in the city.
very best quality Of soil is well estered half Of
cultivaon and the balance In find timber and pasture
There COED dwelling houses gold harm stables
information apply to the undersgn to John D. James
sep2O-tE gH0S. G. JAMES.
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Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

SuPRbINIHNDKNT's UFYTCR, I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 6, 1861.
TNreghts em tAe West consigned the agent
Chatanooga X. Co., at Nashville designed fer shin.
heROad Of said Company arriving Nashville in
greater quantities than be shipped Immediately the road
stored the warehouses Ct the company temporary
storage pro eon have for the be
purpose Of having the charges storage
uniform, Arrangements have been made Messrs
Davis Harrison, No Front street. for the storage OF ali
river freghs cost to coDsgnee Of 3I0 per 2OOO
pounds will Extra Drayage storage handling
Insurance. commissions all expenses incidental
stsrage They agreeing protect the feghts forty
FIVE DAYS without additional charge II protection for that
ngth found from csuse-whch not
sntciTated particular attention will be paid to dates
each lot forwsrde ,AtIion will be made
give expedition refine /: iGti liza and obViats
cesiity ofstorsge at Nashville
FMsrlG-tf mp E.w COLE, sEpt.
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FUur Horse Mail Coach.
New Spring Goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.

AM receiving my Stock Of Dress Goods which pro
to sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
cash business, enables this and
to the interest Of all to call my Of Goods,
embracing, White and Linen Goods DOmetcs Of
in fact everything could desire.
must again call the attention Of those Indebted Mich
olson Co. Nicholson Humphrey, myself, their
settled accounts for the times suca demand immediate
action in such cases D. HUMPHREY.
apI5-Iy
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Flour. Corn. &c.

Flour, Corn, &c.
SGA BARRELS Extra and Extra Fazaily Flour:
OUO $50 sscks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
SO &" Green Apples;
. cases Psrrspine Wax Candles;
$50 Flour Sacks (afty pounds)
On consignment for sale by
janIgR No 81 College .tTest naar R,,o,d,
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GREAT NATIONAL ROE
% q @WMRaWH

40 haIhlmore, PhEladeIphia. n
ana boston, and tfae anf~ a.
Warrington City.
YIN HAL OHIO AND HAITrvro
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate al p.i,s, -. !.
Ton City on the East, and Columbus on tfe We, -
II eonnscts with Railroads for and from All
West SOuth-wsst and No~.1.-1
Passengers By this Route can visit The Sc. 4,
1nl,A1ei Rnias New fsrk, or Boston, a. The cost ~
AVrk OF Doston alone, By other lines
through Tickets can also be arorur.,s -. ~
.assern elites. At an additional sherxe of A. 80
Sleeping cars attached 70 al niEat tr1ia. WI
all principal points P'i'ness OF -
business men and travellers FIR nt...,-.
vs.. Al me kastern Cities at c5nnar.f;s,, 1.o
Inc scenery is celebrated FOR It's xorsr,i "a
unequaiied IN the world Its $780,. - = =
Poieei It's splendid equipment; ~ s-l,.s ~ an
arEe amount Of double track its f5e $500
and comfsrt ~17 passengers
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheek,
the principal Railroad and steamboat e ?.
ASA Tor tickets via he Baltimsre and 0e;o ne
W. P-sMITH, Master Ir.- 49, AL !.
l. n. COLE, General TIcEet 49, !
H-sBLLIYAN. Gen. Werte-5s - 49, |.
ID. = LEVITT, Pres't, c ORR
mo J. W.BRoWN, Gent Ticket A.. n
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Corn, Hay and Oats.
Prints.

NIE are daily receiving Anesiaan Rrinss, b VbA
yite the aitep tion 0; dezlsr5 gaa CAsu o.Lx, a
end 1eiY SCI t5sIs essGPs- than any Westssa hOzss
AFFORD 70 a0it- JAMES Low = C1
mar&-5 ses 4 40 sixth street. LOalsEil
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-02

Valuable Printing Once for Sale.
wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- having an extensive subscription list and advertising
ronage Thepapef Democratic WILDE sold on reasonsb
Terms 70 no one however but Democrat The paper esb
70 advocate state Equality, and the proprietor will lie
1t out of his hands any other purpose For
further enquire the UNION AxERIcA OTvIcK
OctIQ-im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-02
FIRE wORHs! FIRE woRKs!
y . Ell N is u q *,
No. An Union Street

AS now the best in Nashville ofeveryhny in the
above line, which viii be sold wholesale and retail,
good article be Sought anywhere. The Torches
and the best thing introduced for Light
PROFESSIONS augl4-tf
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Stewart County. SIaGe OF Tenn,

SEEWARr COUNTY CtpTJRT,
u Ter.-James B. MeCarrolI et ais. " O.. .
as, t'SI 70 sell land 1t Appearing 70 ne 70,
AcCarroil, James MeCarroIl, san ueI MOO, =
hcCarrol heirs al law Of Francis NIccsrrsIi 49,
RESIDENTS OF the stats Of Tennessee. I. 4. 49,
SnaL publication be male for four oonseeuf;s =.
city Of Nashville, requiring aid nonrs-5r. P1o
SeiOrs me stees Of the County Court of Sc -
1e holden 81 the court house, in aid oountv -
tennessee, the 1rst Monday in Jauusrv TssJ - -
% oeur 70 eOmplainanis bill, or the saS,s Eiil -
''''eO - 10 1el and set down for hearing e1parts'
sec7-w4t-pr's Zee 50. ". COOs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-02

ROCK CITY STUCCO work.
Plaster and Cement Depot.
HAVE hand am constantly supplied with the very
bes Land Plaster Plaster Of Paris and Hydraulic Cement
WM. ST0CKELL,
febI1-w2m No n Broadway, Nashville. Tenn.
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VIRGINIA FREIGHT LINES!
THROUGH RATES FROM
Boston. New. York, Philadelphia an
Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
STEVENSON ON THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
Land for sale.

Land for sale.
application made before st January, will sell
modsting terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mill Greek, opposite Maj Gon
This the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half Of the land in timber the balance in cuva
tom There the premises comfortable cabins and fine
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the place,
self for particulars. CHAS. K. MINST0HI
julyl4-h
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valuable BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE

ktOOSE Ot SAk16s
PROPOSE &c SELL for the purpose Of closing partner
ship business, the three story Brick H. situated
Cherry street, few doors South Of Bros1 occupied
Messrs Bush Bros Grocery Store The property fronts
p fetOn Cherry St. and back o. feet The third story
fitted family residence and offers ample
family and is free from axon State county and city 1t
Of the eligible business locations that part
city, and will be sold AT BARGAIN. For particulars
Locations and terms apply on the premises or to
Insr30-lm. ISAAC PAUL.
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PIANCasl mUSICI

An receiving my Eau Stock of Pianofortes from tn
following Factories whh the largest ever oeree
the city seinwSy 4 Sons H. a Gale Co., Haynes Brothers
Hazeton Brothers, VIM KauNle Co., and Webb, Light
Bradburry and oeeler schmidt all of which will be
small advance on cost for sash negotiable paper All
and popular music int together with Accoreonz
VonS FLUTES Drums Brass Instruments &C. For bargains
g come TO me, % at number 80. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
eepti6-tf
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Seeds.

1000 bushels Hungarian Grass Seed;
200 Z" Milet Seed;
800 'E Seed Cats;
800 I" Seed Corn:
80 - Clover Seed.
For sale by JAMES McLAUGHLIN A. Co
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SRIPPERS.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA r. R. Col
Super ntendents Office,
nURING the time breaks the Western Atlantic Raj.
road Of Georgia. being repaired every
ton to accommodate the business OF staff ms in
Guiding Chattanooga But that the State
Road have been repaired and Trains running through
Atlanta We think oar duty to in regular turn
ing to dates the fTegh that have accumulated the
pension Of ransportaons the Western Atlantic Rail-
road Therefore, no more freight Local stations
ing Chattanooga be received until further notice And de-
string TO do equal Justice ALL during this unprecedented
freight We request all parties in the city interested
shipment OF BOTH through and local freight furnish us with
statements Of freight ready for shipment that
tered Books and take their regular The Mani
themselves to dates E.W. COLE
feble-u Superintendent
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tib6s, Proprietor.
ENHIs Hotel aspsceus building just eompIsted
Thepropretor has incurred heavy fitting M
andfurnishng the them confortSble
The house the reception boarer visitors nd
Travellers and the proprietor afford ample
for $50 persons An omnibus, with good team viii be
st convey passengers the Hotel bsck
depot again The proprietor rstcass
suGis DANIEL A. TIBBs, Propristor
HOUSE PAINTING,
FENHE subscriber 10 prepared the greatest
prompness all contracts, however large, which may
dered style upon cannot fail to give sasc
lion. Heis also prepared to execute AL OF
SIGN AED ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, JRAINIHG
Having that the serves of the ostexper
The subscriber would request persons having work
ave him a call before Masking fnAl arrangements
sYeasdss No e. Union st., between cherry and sunasr
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
AM have hand lsrse stock of fine Virginia Tobac-
Ve co, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
% are anxious to close out low gencrA assortment Of
iunses LELLYETT q SMITH
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Charleston and Sayar
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED IN,
N1PREss Freight Trains onaII the rOas.. n,
- an December, 1859 through rstss from \
FIst Class, per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third cl.s.. ~, m
second Class, do IS Fourth o.. - ~
Hats Caps and Bonnets, Is
Tine from savannah and Charleston To N,.bv,,,.
and half and four DAYS - = --u'ilis
and nine days. % u ana
intervening sabbaths cause the above x.rs,t,.,,.
~ ans are run on Sunday over three Iines
NO 1s-7ntlons ~ ice or snow. OTercharzes ~
cept dansges occurring at sea- pronptI- .,s,.,.
ulie anS chattanooga Railroad on deIiyerr'
9ss 80 P&s OWA
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RENCH PROTESTaNT SC1

M ADANE VALIANT will re open her ro.-I;
W school Tor young ladies at 1925 CbesfnBf .s-I
september Superior instructiep- ~ ~. ~. ~
branches, 70 both Of Ehish equally serio1S
a.-It WIKI MADAME valiant, VIII Euperinsend IN
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oTTIoE NASHVILLE Z CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
October ID, 1852
10y order Of the Board Of Directors calls
Stock Of the Company subscribed FOR building
Road from Bridgeport Japer payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company ssfoloWs
dollar Share November IsSg and tive
dollars each Share the lstdays Of December
February March, April May June July, August septem
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor, Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prompt2essn meeting these calls Is requested Of the szbscrb
Of Stock asthe construction Of the depends exclusively
on the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-d ". A. GLEAVRS, Treasure.
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Al tie Ma's cad MoT5ar, On M1rEet street, opposite
Union street, NdShUiAe,
HAVING received full supplies of FREsH GOODS, offers
III or sale, at the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL INsTRU-
MEETS.
Paints, Oils and window Glass,
VARNISHES, SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, VARNISH, COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Fine Tooth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper Steel
Pens, INKS &c.
Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
Powder Shot, Lead ard Safety Fuse Pure Wines, Bsndies,
Spirits, &c.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOHLS,
Fine Cutlery, Canes, Pistols, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22

New YORK, Aug, 2l,-Five houses in De-
lancy street were burnt this morning. Loss
$40 900, chiefly in small amounts. Three
firemen were somewhat injured
PmLADELPmA, Aug 21-The schooner T.
NOrthrop, from Port au Prince, reports that on
the 18th, off Miragoane, she saw a British
war steamer driven ashore. The vessel was
probably total wreck Materials saved.
BosToN, Aug 2l.-The Europa will call
of Cape Race, weather permitting, to receive
any dispatches. She will be due there Satur
day night or Sunday morning. Mr.. Motley,
minister to Austrin, was Il passenger in the
Europa.
NoRwALK, CT, August 21.-A body found
to-day on Norwalk Island is supposed to be
that of Guiltord, the captain that Jackalow
killed.
BRANDON, VI, Aug. 2l-Hon. A. G. Da-
ma, a distinguished citizen Of Vermont died
at his residence i'll this town, yesterday.
WHEELING, Aug. 21-The first Virginia
regiment OF three months men returned to
day, and had an imposing reception. The
convention adjourned to-day sine die, unless
called together by the first Thursday of Jan
uary.
New YoRK, Aug. 21.-St. Thomas papers
OF Aug. 7th report the arrival there ON the
9th, OF the gunboat keystone State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 2l.-An order was to-
day issued from the adjutant generals office,
by which the body of volunteers at Fortress
Monroe known as the "Union Coast Guard"
will be formed into a regiment, organized as
follows For colonel Wardrop Of Massachu.
sets lieutenant colonel, Maggi of Virginia
major, Holiday of New York adjutant, Bates
of Massachusetts, quartermaser, Noyes of
New York; surgeon, Hooper of Rhode Isl.
and assistant surgeon, Clark of Massachu-
setts Company A, Capt. Nixon, 1st Lieut..
Rowe, ID Lieut.. Rice; Company B, Capt.
Hurst, LIST Lieut.. Tillotson of New Jersey, ID
Lieut.. Patton; Company C, Capt. Clarke of
New Jersey, LIST Lieut.. Ryan of Connecticut,
% Lieut.. Stevens Company ID, Capt. McIn-
tyre, LIST Lieut.. Wynaus I'd Lieut.. Mitchell
Company L, Capt. Hart of Massachusetts, LIST
Lieut.. Bates of Massachusetts, "a Lieut.. Fox
Company f, Capt. Niebuhr, LIST Lieut.. Mil
wood OF the District OF Columbia, ID Lieut..
Canley Company G, Capt. Ployeman, LIST
Lieut.. Noyes, % Lieut.. McDonough; Com
pany II, Capt Walter johnson, LIST Lieut.. Dai.
ly, % Lieut.. VIM. Wilkinson.
Those above not designated by states are
from New York. The commanding officer at
Fortress Monroe will take such measures as
may be necessary to complete the organization
of this regiment, causing two additional COM
panies to be formed, and all the companies to
be recruited to the maximum authorized by
the act of July %, 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22
PRICE,s REPORT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Gen. Prices official
report of the battle near Springfield says the
Missouri forces numbered 5221, of which l56
were killed and SIT wounded. Among the
killed are Col. Wrightman, COL Brown, Ad.
jutant Bennett, Capt. Blackwell, Lieut. Col
Austin, Capt Ingart, Lieut. Hughes Capt
Farris, Capt. Hallock, Lieut.. Haskings, Capt
Coleman, Major Rogers, and Col. Allen
Wounded-Blig. Gen. Clarke, Col Burbridge,
COL Foster, Capts. Nichols, Dougher, Arm
strong, and Mings, Col. Kelley, Col Haw-
thorne, and Capt. McCarty. Many OF the
wounds of both officers and men are report.
ed mortal Price makes no mention of Nc
Cullocl's forces in the battle.
The entire rebel army. he says, had been or
dered to move on Lyon in four columns at
nine O'Clock on the night previous to the bat
tie, so as to surround Springfield and begin a
simultaneous attack at day break; but the or
der was countermanded in consequence of the
darkness OF the night and the threatened
storm,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22
REBEL REPORTs.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2l.-The Memphis Ava.
lanche of the 10th, says Gen. Crowell returned
from visit to East Tennessee, reports that
Parson Brownlow addressed the Bradley coun-
ty volunteers at Knoxville, saying he would
enst.and fight against Lncoln's hordes. AL
so. that Nelson would shortly issue an address
advising an acquiescence in the will of the
majority OF the state, and that Brownow will
soon issue the Wing, and advocate the cause
of the south against her oppressors.
The Nashville Gazette says number of
northern printers engaged at the southern
Methodist publishing house, have left for the
north. John Clark, northerner, resident in
Tennessee, now captain of a federal company
in Cumberland county, was arrested for trea-
son and brought 10 Nashville for trial
The Memphis Avalanche strongly appeals
for aid to wives and children of volunteers,
who are left destitute by the absence of hus-
bands and fathers.
Travel southwark from here continues I'M
interrupted, although energetic measures are
adopted to prevent the transportation OF con-
traband goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-22
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NGroN, August 2l.-All is quiet to-
day. The navigation of the Potomac is unin-
terrupted. Vessels are constantly arriving
The government is now sending arms into
east Tennessee. 1t is believed that the new
legislature of Ktntucky will depose Gov Ma.
coffin, besides requesting Senators Breckin.
ridge and Powell to resign.
The severe newspaper structures on men,
bers OF the cabinet, are regarded here as at
tacks upon the country, and the makers of
them are suspected of being in the interests
of the secessonists. This subject has attract
ed attention here, as well as the conduct of
those who, failing of success in their plumber.
ing purposes, are endeavoring to obtain con.
troll of the government, and detract from its
efforts to save the country from ruin and the
designs Of enemies.
Major W. S. Barry, chief of artillery in
McClellans staff, las been appointed Brgadier
General of volunteers