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PR LAM Att ON

Governor OF ghc state OF Tennessee.
To the Sheriff of Davidson Colmty-GREErNG
VIOU hereby commanded open and hold election *
all the places Of holding elections IL your county on ns
9Th day Of June next the election Of seDstor ard Repre-
sentative Assembly Of said State for the District
and county Of Davidson occaoned b the resgaons OF JOAN
Trmbe eensor and Edward H. East as Representatives.
due rsturn thereof make 10 me according TO law.
>f In testimony whereof, have hereunos set my HAND
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed al
81 the Department Nashville. this 23d day Of May,
AD., 1861. ISaAM q. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
]. K. Il, RAT, Secretary Of State
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Tie Memphis Aualaache of the 9TH says the block
ade at Cairo is now complete. Heretofore they
have permitted Dan Able's boats to come down as
sar as Columbus. But he made application to bring
Gwo Of his boats below Cairo for the purpose of
running between Memphis and Columbus. They
were not only refused but all boats, whether empty
or NOT, are forbidden &c come below Cairo here
fter
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NOTICE ro POLICY HoLpERs.

TNROM and after date until further nse, the War
4 will be inserted in all Open Policies issued by the
Marine and Fire Insurance Company and The Nash
Vile Commercial Insurance. Conpsny.
A. W. BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company
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FOE mAIoR-GENERAL

We authorised to announce W T. KERcHEVALi Of Lin
coin county, candidate MaorGsneral Of the Third Dv
sion Of Tennessee Militia composed Of the counties Of Warren
Cannon Coffee. Van Buren, Frankln Lincoln Giles Bedford
MARSHALL Maury, Ruthtrford, Williamson, Hickman Hard
Wayne and Lawrence Election, Saturday. 8, 1861.
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IA J0YHT TREANoR.
junt7f
AUCTION THIS MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK
DEM SHIELDS CO., will make closing sale this
morning at 10 o'clock Of large variety Of miscellaneous
f1rnure etc ETC. including lot Of dan Sugar and Bod
Meal Terms casa delivery.
june7-lt BENZ z SHIELDS CO.
FINE BUGGY and Harness, 10 Reams superior blihead
Paper Will be added to srge variety sale his morning
at 10 o'clock. BENZ SHIELDS co.
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ore ~. first things which the thirteen States
did after the declaration Of independence, was TO
o,,0-izs the issuance Of letters ofmzrque and the
oh;f exeeutye officer did give commissions TO per
cons snplving to fit out ships at their own expense
"a cr,;se on the ocean AID seize the merchant yes.
.o,s or war vessels of Great Britain and bring such
vessels into some port and have them adjndged to
he lawful prizes and the money divided between the
captors and the government which authorized them
TO act The difference between privateering and pira
cv is that the pryateer is authorized by agovern-
ment, and when the prvatee is charged with piracy
he shows lis commission The condemnation of the
vessel captured is made in court of admiralty in
order to guard the right of neutras and to protect
them against piracy.
When our Constitution was made the trainers of
it placed in the hands of Congress the power to
issue letters of'marque; and in 1893 Congress did
authorize the President (WAsHNGToN,) to issue
letters of marque, and they were issued by VAST
NGToN Did WASHINGTON sign an act to authorize pi-
racys In 1872, President MADISON, under the author
ity of act of Congress. issued letters of marque
against Great Britain. And the State of New York
went SO far as to pass an act TO encourage priva-
teering by incorporating companies to build vessels
for that purpose.
1t has never been considered contrary TO the law
of nations, but is distinctly allowable. 1t is moth
ing more than an efolt to weaken the means of the
enemy to blockade coasts and lombard towns on
arms of the sea and TO destroy his means of max
ing war.
SThose natio ri, which have large commerce, have
always been opposed to it, because it would give
weak nations power to employ private capital, to
enable them To defend their coasts and weaken
their enemies.
England made propositions, during the Admins
tration OF Mr.. PIERCE, to have general agreement
amongst all the nations of the earth that priva.
teering should be punished as piracy. Mr.. PIERCE
Mr.. BUCHANAN, and Mr.. MARoT, then Secretary of
State took grounds against it. and refused to agree
to it, 1t was accordingly rejected we had an i'm
mense coast liable to be attacked and we wanted the
benefit of the private capital of the whole world
to aid in its defence There was no opposition to this
action ofour Government at that time in the United
States But now all the Abolition prints are down
upon it as piracy, and down upon Great Brit
ain, because that Kingdom has been forced by the
MISUNDERSTOOD law of nations, to acknowledge the
commissions issued by President DAVIS to be Lawful
and to declare that persons engaged in prvateerinG
cannot, under the law of nations be hanged as
pirates
They know that their commerce will be swept
from the ocean in a short time and they are al
ready preparing to excite servile instructions
the South, by way of retaliation.
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DRUMS! DRUMS q!

A. MCCLURE % UaioD street, having completed his
- facilities to manufacture as 20 wood Bass and
Bruins per has reduced the prices SIC for
Sass Snare Ss for "a Inch Bass $40 s6 inch Persons
in the country have the above them ~ RENTING the
Ab@ve amount.
received fourth etion Of the 'song OF the souh
the popular song published Sent paid receipt
Of so cents
N b.-No Iron Drums made BY me-
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DIR. las. r. THOMPSON

EIENDERs services citizens OF Nashville in the va
II rieus Departments ST his profession.
Ohes Union and American building, up stairs Resd
Sew2nee House.
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MORE ARMs.-There were received over the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad yesterday six cannon
and five hundred pieces of shot and she'll together
with twenty tons of pg-lead--the latter being in
tended for Iincolnpills. ueupbisAualanehe, Jaae s.
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Proclamation of
HSHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of the state of Tennessee.
THN0 the sheriRs and coroDers In said stateGreei5g
You hereby commanded 70 open and hold election
the pacesof holding elections in your county, the
9Th day Of June ol foTths purpose Of voting DecAr
acn Independence and Ordinance 6iesoIyng the
America and also, IAN Ordinance for the adoption ofhe Con-
uon Of the Confederate States Of America" in pursuance
pssed BY the 0snersl Assembly Of the State
9Th day OF hay, 1861 and thereof
ding to law.
- In testimony whereof, I, IsHANG HARMS. Governor
Aforesaid have hersunto my hand and the
{e great Seal Of the State affixed the Department
in Nashville, on the 10th day Of May, 1861.
By the Governor: ISHAM HARRIS.
IL. r. RAV, Secretary OF State. maylI-dkv4t
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Allie g hany Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Hs celebrated watering place will Re opened for the recp
l. ton OF visitors the day OF June.
Located 81 half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Ra
road they Of AID security
families.
Each department supervised propretors Who will at
tend personally to the wants OF their guests
The propreors aer themselves they never 50 we'll pre-
pared as the present season
AGg1 supply Of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the R. at Shawsve, will be carried
In horse 0mnba hne road the sprngs
These wass stand unrivaed for the Dyspepsia
jEne4-dln BOOTH, c. LII ON 4 co.
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BONNETS, and
InsoIvent NoNce.

TEVHE creditors estate Of Allen g. Williams deceased
are hereby notified to file their claims authenticated as
the law Directs with the Clerk Of the County Court
ley county Tennessee at liz Office in Dres1en before to-
h cay Of September next for adjudication pro
uiouton ROSS, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Alien g. Williams, deceased.
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From Fortre.s n1onroe.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enqulr,

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
BALTIMORE June 4-The steamer from Fortress
Monroe has just arrived and brings the intelligence
that the Naval Brigade of Colonel Bartlett which
was ordered back to New York, have refused to go
back. and are in open mutiDy. The volunteers
complain that the regulars favored by the Off
GERS, and much embittered feeling is exhibited be-
tween them. Colonel Bartlett, although suffering
from his recent hurt, came upon the boat, and pro
ceeded to Washington at once, to arrange the diff
Guilty if possible.
The report of the capture of General Butler ia
wholly untrue. He is actively engaged in making
prep arations for a march inland.
How THE CONFEDERATE TROOPS FARE ABOUT NOR
FoLK.-In contrast with the miserable accounts
which reach US of the condition of the Federal
troops, publish the following letter from sold
Ter serving in Norfolk to his friend In Mobile:
Norfolk is more like Mobile than any other place
have seen-only we have more Strawberries and
ice cream. We can buy quart of strawberries
and bowl of ice cream for ten cents. We literal
ly live sin clover being encamped in large open
field covered with "clover" six or eight inches high
just now in bloom-a fine place to drill in.
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COATS SPOOL COTTON.

MAZE have in store le 100000 yards, 500 miles Of This
w matchless Sewing Cotton The 100 O6O In Ten
who this Thread all be furnished they may
need. az
By Strong Southern Arm, With countensnce Of
"JOhn Bull expect full importation OF this and other
nedu articles In September steamer Great Eastern At
the port OF Nor ok despite OF Seward Chase Bas OH Abe
and the Aore-IH Tariff
DOUGLAS 4 co.
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DIR. WeStervelt,
HOBEOPATHIST AND WATER CURE,
RuGledge Place, sOnth end of Front Street
NASHVILLE, TENN.
500 Reward.

500 Reward.
ST0LEN fr the suhscrber stable the Middle Franklin
y Turnpike three miles from Nashville the night
I'd iast ar Of Carriage Horses Us. tails, newly
shod all round One has star in the forehead and white
the right side fine order and ndid willpay
$50 for the horses BOO conviction Of the thief
junel-d TH0MAs GALE
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Your Rings.

GEND IN NOW, want them now, and will pay you
- three cash for them The south pspeF-ve
Wsntrsgs to make We day and night and W Sunday
toe II necessary, II We get the rags
mayIS-tH2w ". s. WHITMAN.
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or Senntor from David son COunIy,
GEN. WASHINGTON BARROW.
or Representative in Davidson County,
IRA P. JONES.
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS.

THIS celebrated watering place will opened the
ton Of visitors June 18th, 1901 The subscriber, thank
fu for the liberal patronage heretofore extended them will
make effort during the ensuing season.
tnuanee Of the The Table and Ba will be supplied with
the best that the country affords Prices to suit the times
CRLEAH SPEIso situated in Trigg county, KY
In daily communication ~ih Hopknsve and Prnseton stages
BY the way Of Johnsous.
june5a4t NJ FUQUA, Proprietor.
SPEcIAL Auction Sale, Friday morning. 9Th,
- o'clock,by BENZ SHIELDS & CO.
june5-2t
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LINCOLN's BLOCKADE NOT EFFECTIvE,
THk "MaramOo" arrived safe New Orleans with an sx.
u eellent lot Of fine
VANA CIGARS,
to be sold fer Cash on dis Union street by
may3O-tf B&P J:W. LANGLEY.
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INDEPENDENCE, NOW and FOREVER!
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION.

Vote the above ticket. Election, Saturday the
sth day of June.
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Dissolution

'EIHE firm Of PORTER, JOHNSON &C., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Roht A. Allison alone auth
orised to use the OF the firm quidaon all these In
debed earnestly requ pay possible as The
business must be closed.
The remainder of perfect Stock, consistingOf
HATS,
CAPS,
BONNETS, and
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Notice of Dissolution of Copartner

Notice of Dissolution of COpartner-
ship.
VaE limited partnership entered into secord day Of
July ie60 between James y. Cummings and Rufus A.
JONES' general partners AID James D. Lhmer special
partner trailing under the arm Of Cummings Jones In The
general Mercantile and Commission business been th. d
dissolved bv mutual and notice Of this dissolution has
been duly hled and recorded
JANIS PCUMMINGs,
RUFUS A 10aEs,
Cincinnati, May 81, 1861 JAMES D LEHMER.
Wehsve transferred tn Nc Joseph Butler all
Of goods hand and with him TO the ntsr
est1 Of our customers and correspondents
CUMMINGS & JONES.
oincincat, May "a, 1861.
DEAR sR Rferrng to the above dissolution
leave to stte that sAtsa
Dissolve connection with this city and M native
State, tennessee have full entire control Of the books
papers, &C OF Cummings jones' and shall for present.
open Office in Nashve Tenn to which place you will please
direct correspondence relating the badness ats
Arm Of Cummings & Jones.
Very Respectfully,
Cummings
have opened an office At Ewing, HcCroTy Co, VII
be found at all times. p CUMMINGS
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Garden state of the West.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
Acres
RICH FARMING LANDS.
IN
TRACES OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
ON
MEcHANIcs. FARMERs AND woRxINa MI

LONG CREDIT AND Al LOW Prices.
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election Notice,

the sh day Of June, 1861. will open and hold an cleo
~ ton for the esction Of eenator and Representative in
the General Assembly Of Tennessee for the District and county
OF Davidson ELI abe vacancies occssoDed the resgnaons
OF John Trble as SenAor and Edward H. East Repreen.
tative, according to the provided
The oOnstabes in each cvl District will please open and hold
the above election. X kDMUNDs0N,
mayJO-d Sheriff,
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ATTENTION YOUNG MEN.

NY young wishing to join Company will be welcome
~ In the Fleet Wing Z1uzves Headquarters, Lincoln Hail.
South Cherry Street Meeting every night ct o'clock
By order Of the Captain. +. s. SULLIVAN, o.
June eff
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20. aR FIFTH, r. O. DUENIEeroEi JNo. o. BO1cH'
LEON. TRoUsDAIx THOMAS s. MARR.
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WHITE beans.


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LOT Of eheies Navy Beans in store and for sale BY
IA J0YHT TREAN0R.
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liable. do not complain OF that-Qulte the con-
trary; but there two points upon which it is alb
solutely necessary that her Majesty's Government
should lose no time in coming To thorough under
standing with the Government of the United States.
The first is with regard to the question of block
ade 1t has been stated that the Northern States
have intimated their intention OF bockading the
whole of the Southern ports. Now we know per-
feetlv well that it is in the power OF the North
ern States if their navy were three times pow
erful as it is eectualy TO blockade all these ports
There is no doubt that they might eHeotuslly
blockade this, that, any other port, and that
would be blockade which we would be bound to re-
noenize; but do think it is very important that her
Msiesty's Government should not commit themselves
to the doctrine that the United States to lay
down the principle Of universal blockade, that
that universal blockade would be recognized by her
M,iestv's Government, and hist her Msjesty's sub
iects who might choese to dsr gard it would be is
bic to penal consequences. Hear, hear. sppre-
bend that to make them so liable the blockade must
be one the validity Of which has been recognized By
their Government 1t is important, therefore, that
her Msiesty's Government should come to clear
understanding with the Government of the United
States that a mere paper blockade, or blockade
extending over 8 space TO which it is physically i'm
possible that an efectusl blockade can be applied
will not be recognized as valid by this country.
Hear, hear.
The other point is one Of, perhaps still greater
importance noble and learned lord was under
stood 10 say few days ego that by tbs law of ma
tions privst 'ering was piracy, and that, conse-
oueu,lv, the Northern States would be perfectly
justified in carrying out their threat to treat all pri-
ysieer ne as piracy, and visiting it with capital
punishment. sppreheud that if there is one thing
clearer th An another it is that by the law of nations
privaeeriDg is not piracy-that no enactment on
The part Of any one nsiicn can make that piracy,
as regards the subjects OF another country which is
not piracy by The law Of nations, by the law Of
th al country The Northern ates. therefore, must
not be allowed TO entertain the opinion-though it
may be right that we should warn British SUBJECTS
that if they should engage in priva'eerog expedi-
lions they will not be entitled to claim The proec
ton of their GOvernment-that they are at liberty
SO to strain the law to convert privseering into
piracy, and visit it with death.
The punishment under such circumstances of per-
sons entitled to her Majesy's protection would not
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sill be seen W fciaonfe 70 "
ssas u. n lhealo' %haaeutal 81
Ife that he Il ih fa4m ni enforcing
,be l,vs against saeedtnr fial'' "
The fullest extent. THIS sisgonis 70
waf. siih ~ n NJ Lincoln 10
forces NJ attempts 70 inlgfee one bali
Il VIA, he says In hi' mes'af' . 'il
hing m q bloody war with ibe 'oe'
ding States. Tho Peace ooor'
has adjourned without doing anything
Of Importance AMI the question nov
il. vha, will Virginia, Kentucky =
Maryland, North Carolina and YET"
uo.s,e DO They have heretofore
said tina, If the Peace Conference did
no, do something satisfactory 'b'h
they were for the South Now What
will they do The Peace Confer.
epcc, nor no o.bcr body Of men can
Or could have forced the cotton State.
back into tie Union War and that
only, .ccms to bc the questions at
is.no. between the North and The
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rond. we're blocked up The Grand
Trunk trains llnot attempt % start.
for the snow drilpi upon tie track
ra.lcr ihnn u could be- removed AZ
Montreal the snow blockalcl th,
railroads. and M mail. lolt on Thur.
bay These points mark the limit.
~ the range If excessive cold and
wind, aud indicate the extent Of II.
ruIngrs,
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Mako To ur lIrSu.-Thc High
Cour, Of Errors and Appeals, Tor the
e,a,e Of Mississippi, have affirmed
the sentence Of death against ''Jim
White" a slave Belonging TO Mrs.
Nsscy Dickens, Of this county. Il
win BE- remembered tina, ''Jim' was
convicted a, the May term 1860, Of
our Circui, Court, of the murder Of
his wife. The Supreme Ccur, order
,ha, the Sheriff execute him cn Fri.
dry. ,hs ga day of March. 1861.
The Bsard Il Police have to select
the place. II will be within or,c mil,
Of the town Of Pamela.
The case Of the slave "Jcs ha'
no, ys, been decided by the Hid
Court. We understand JET say
shs, IL they are going to hang him
Ne want. them to 4, il a, once. III
n q hardened murderer, and cam
very near killing Mr.. jones. III
Sheriff. no, long since. ], was vi,
E@enl,y Aha, the Sheriff anil b
dspS,y could master him.
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Az . regular meeting Of tn, Dircc.
tors Of the Pamela County Agricultu-
rsl Society, held in Pamela on the
txth Monday in fsAruar,-s5,h
vh.-Psesidens N. ]. Walden in the
sAsir. b ". Bedford. jr.. vss ap-
psasd Secretary pro ten. in ,hs sb.
Wsee q the regular Secretary.
On notion. Rsssirsd, That the
Board nees again on the second Mon.
Day ID Msrch.-11th inss.-,s 70
estvs ~ sepsst n the Secretary ans
Issas1rsP & ske Association. TO .
49, ~ psvpeissy ef q revision o.
~ OsWetsusics ssa By.laws q th,
7oss1s9, ~ 10 sppoiss . ccmni,te,
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~ o6umrfass.
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bIala ~ aD'fs With god seeafilJ To- The
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agnes u foahs and the children
vhpso hnme. Wh ~nnkn0sh, n Julia
7 Thompson, deoaased, heir NJ Inv Of
sami Y Cslisali, deesasei, and 10 N.
" Young, husband " sati Agnea J..
Young,
ypu and each n you are hereby oi,si
10 appear before the Probate court ~
said UNITY, IN The ith Monday IN April
1901, 70 answer the petition ~ james A.
llint, assignee n Cornelius Dutdip, and
.hos muse shy the prayer u tho petit.
TONER. praying for titla 10 nlot Of ground
naht Pamela depot. N sail county. puroh.
ased hy SAID Dufdin u the deceased, should
not he granted
by order of Court.
j. n MCLEOD, CLERK.
ls.ted th March, lsGi. NJ Nv