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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-18

HOLMAN'S ARMORYl
Attention CheathLm Rifles
Ii those mot already connected any ofAzs lrtar
~ the cityl and willing 70 under the ioil0EinE Lar
Officers arersspectf lily requested to Hanans
No. 50 Cherry srree5, az y O'esack sefx1 4 Nc
Captain, WD- T. Chatham lat Leursnant lanes Everett
EsutEn ut E.W Glars 81 Lieutsrant r. 8 Patterson b
Minor Smith EEEgn Cone one, Coma all.
Apl90 II
LARGE arrival q 'uperior Corn Meal AID Chop Rsed 4
n receive per Ida Asg and fer SIZE ~
ap25-a RE-J y SHIELDS 4 O.
FLOUB, MEAL AND GRAIN sACks.
UT Will keep land supply Of sackp maashacts|
w by N Read. Of Smyrna and psspEs5 - tAk \
spr2I-dln xHNsrsAD cd
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YOuF Rags.

SENDTHEM IN now, we want them now and VIII nay YOU
- three cash for them wants papsr-we
want rags to make it We Day and Ii sunday
too if necessary, if Can get the rags.
Hlayl5-tT2w ". s. WHITMAN
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geissraphed to the Associated Press.

WAsHINGToS. Nay 1.-THE Secretary of the
Treasury specifically explains what's meant by the
words "other supplies " in the enumeration Of ar
ticles contrsbsnd of war in the circular of the I'D
of May, addressed to the collectors and other eff
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lNDEpPyDENCE. NOW and FOREVER!
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION.

Vote the above ticket. Election, Saturday the
Ssh day Of June.
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P. H. NELL, Ca,
JAS E. BRooME, Fla.
G. II. MARTIN, Miss.
". CAREY CRANE, Is.
Il FULLER, Maryland.
JAS. B Taylor. We. Commit
R. D C.sHowsLL, Tenn.
L. W. ALPES, Ky.
j. L. PRICHARD, N. C.
E. t. WINKLER, s. C.
B. MANLY, Sr., Ala.
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Vho Athenneurl, Coiu,nbia, Tenl

HE la+es Of this Institution hav resolved not to dperse
on account Of the excitement Of TIC aes Public notice is
gven hat the exercises OF the school VIII BE coItnned without
any elimination OF our corps Of Teachers
i Lev pupils PG7 from the day OF enIfsEee.
<k8D 1. G. SMITH, Z setor.
maY4 e2t.wG Il
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! which was READ the Ilsu ANut-
Resolutions were adopted instruolng he Con
.rolsr TO issue his warrant for $3.50 to pay the
postage of public documents mailed from Nash
Vile. and providing to meet the House in con
veu..ou oa Saturday, 9Th inst, at II o'clock, 70
confirm the nominations of the Governor of ord
nance commissioner.
Senate bill to amend an act entitled " An act
20 suspend the office of road commissioner was
passed ou It's third reading.
Tn the House bills were introduced as follows:
To incorporate the Insurance Company Of the
Mississippi Valley to amend the laws Of es-
cheat TO provide an efficient police force for the
second, third and fourth military divisions of the
State; to repeal sections land , Of an act passcd
December to, 1859, to elect revenue collectors
by he people; for the relief Of VIM. G. McAdoo,
At.0mey-Genera for the second judicial circuit.
A resolution to authorize the Ordnance Bureau
TO make loans to private companies or iudivid-
uaIs engaged in the manufacture of fire arms,
the loans 90 be refunded in arms, was adopted
under O suspension Of the rule.
The bill to regulate the levy of executions and
prevent the sacrifice of property, was taken up
and passed ON .ts second reading.
Senate resolutions, No. 20, IN regard To the
Chambers and Pur5y turnpike No. As, direc-
tory 60 thc Bank of Tennessee. I'm regard to fur
nlshiug proportions OF the change notes TO ITS
several branches. and No. -. for the benefit Of
James k-e'aa. the hero of Strawberry plans.
were sayanly eouaursol iu.
ID
Mir. Brooks, of jackson, introduced House
bill, No. -l, TO protect the currency OF the
country ANA relieve tHe people oi tennessee
which passed Its Hrs. reading as follows.
SECTION b. % gllr'oa by Hs Gea.r1i is
....s g NJ. s s.. , -s a. l| N. t. -D5
Of Mn. glnI,1rrte Statrs or TREASURY Notes of
the same, aud the notes o. the Union and Plant
rE. BANS ana lng.T branches. and sush other
.tr+ r-. rag.. I'm. him ,r fh,1I b5T Iafa or.,rTf
ur o.herwis theu, and ia that case. the defend
900. to such suit sha. be entitled to "a stay OF two
-.", ~. -o. y 5T-z ",D., Wy E.,."5 '"fI
Given for "a stay OF six months.
2 . This act shall take effect from and
amer 'De oa.7 o. '7 piSs'gr.
~" .1' ,.'' '". senate HE. '"',. without d
-.J'"i '"s ''>'"' ZINC """' wv
AAl morning
i"e Rouse was only -' S's''o" jill '"' 'o''
".''- 81 i'''''." was P''S'"''s nom S"iI's
1'.1.-. D. 'A'"'' COUNTY f'1S -" '
-' Ia" .' FlT7'" 10 P'''F'"s ,", -.
"..'- '--
.o" ~. '-, "--"''"'1 Jus" ',"'5 -
''.' -'' ''- ' '' " .' W. -
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HlcHuOND INrrLLIGENcE.

.". ~. A.aH|Hf|.
We hear from % reliable private source 'ht. @
very valuable cargo of cot from Nassau, New
Providence, BIAS lately run th. H.oela lc, ami mr.
rived az Feruaudiua, Florida
The electoral college assembled yesterday at
10 a'eloek. iu The Capital. and east Oh, vote oil
The state tJT Jefferson Davis and 4. III. stephens
for the offices Of PresiieH. and \Iac-Pu-IIeut
a week OF two since the captain of one OF tine
Massaclu>etts companies now here sent O.
reguis.tiou 90 Fortress Monroe for blankets,
socks, and other article of clothing needed by
bis own men. The bale containing the goods
was received at the prison ON yesterday and dis
.ubutcI among the men.
A citizen OF New York named Horalia Eagle,
who was arrested boz Western Virginia about
tour months since under what were deemed -us-
pic.Ous Circumstance, aud who ha. been iu con-
fnemeut iu the county Jail since, has been
re.e sed by the Secretary of War, through the
utercessiou of influential friends. Though the
iailer has been Invested of DIS EaeIc, he still has
q Byrd DO custody.
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III
n9 al,eI-anCe On Chduge was Nt.y GOOD
ANU "U ''-'o I's"N5 P'''"''u F''" wa.
fo,- 5,,. -,
os... -'
.rr,-,- 80
s--l oq- 49,. .-.
49, ~,
s-. -o An l.r- s-F.
,- -,', ~ :. e..' -. 'o'-
~ ~ o-. -tr.-E- .1'
- NJ s.o - -.z
10 49,. s,-, ~ -. ,.I
/ rettr.. . M a. $50 u. .-.
- thr. Al. 49, a.,
On 49,, a.. -, 80, o..
- l,o ,.,.
rt.
-.,uh,,,5 -. ,,e m ,-
.,.t. br,D OF b-s .zrra. q - -
lsr.s .,,,,, rf-r -. s9 -. .
haras cotton warn roa ooh ..r.. AZ s..t. 49, ,--.
u hove. .,-. 49,. ..I - a. 80
hal. rqz nh M, 49,, - -,
o E.s or4 ~ -. r.-, 81 IN - 90 -,
a.,5 H., h,--r. no. , -. \.
m.I,.-s 7t- -. a5.~s 49,
Iys r.-.r. 60. r-t .f.-.. 81 -1.
h,..r..l. sr.,- q, t.-,.ut a4 -r
I-a s,res -,g... of 49,. 49, - ,-
bEr. wine.
TIL. New Or-.,o. r o..
rg40 t.,. s.,.u
Il yrs. for rI-,r. s.rr,-- s~.---g -
y -r.f. -f
holders v.r. r...t-- ,b. F.-.-r -.. .r
'"' I',,'
Two hundred sacks wheat sod at sL-'.
and 90 .ua.l Tot u. whit. a- So Com sold az mi. -1I. and
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r. =. PARE. EsI-Des Sir 1 have been engaged 80
tanning and manufacturing leather Ter m|eeu years
and may be considered t3 understand Dc practically as
well ss theoretically. and 1 feel 10 Jn' simple Just ra d"
state that vour system Of tanning IS drcidedE superior
to- ANYTHING with which ] aW acquainted ] saves Of
l-ast hrv per cent. Of bark when lI IS used and eqYaiiy
that in cost when no bark Is elm loved, and taus 10 a
sd. fv shorte- period rLgu San possibly ls done hy the
old rla1. The most Important feature ot course, is rL-
g-e4f economy. in tine and money, ana the AGILITY Of
1-fr- bark or tanning without &c.. TIE system must
prove satisfactory % any purchaser.
yoars etc, OLDRIDGE
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TmE MAsarERAnE BALL-Tha -masanera.

THE MASQUERADE BALL-The masquerade
ball ~ Dbl Fellows Hal viii Doe "a decided success this
evening \ large number Of the Camp Jackson tez'
changed prisoners the first capt,es OF tae war; VIII De-
present. aud add 20 the interest of The evening. It cN-
pe5tsd that Gov. Jackson, Gen Frost Col Williams
and O. number ot other distinguished officers aud men VIII
enter into the Festivities OF the occasion. The admirable
manner au which These balls are conducted uad 'he neat
ness aud ]piqlaucy that mark them, under her present
supervision, in.urrs an evenings amusement that n"ne
c.L nm
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MEHiNlS. December g. 1871
r. J. PAIN, $50 Deer Sir 4 am practical tanner
AID have betufoU0w.ug the business for ten yea-s.
have always avaied myself Of every Improvement and
news discovery in Che art, and without DEPRESSING into
explanatory remarks On The C.ITus ut different pro-
G. sses, or heir scientific status. I @ practical SENSE I
deem yOWs the best system ever introduced.
With OF without bark. il is a great ecauom.ser and
NO Article is used which. in any degree can possibly i'm
jure the fiber. shall ttci much gu8t.Eed 90 See De- uni
versally adopted You're, etc.
CUAS TURNER
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"a Fnou
Falpogi-HI rQcec3lsaaof fse ssage a..

We have I1f.-a r-+I. g-, r
- n. =
'0 ''' -'' "oH WING" we "Ne '"' i'"'"-
ING proceedings of the Kentucky Legislature ON
the 81 UIt.
Ar- Ain .F.-.r .r.N
III q sTi..s d l''''A"'is' "'"'
p,g,J-g gL.. - -r .I-
who ars i'm ans ag,fns+ tIs rst-.rlf $50
msut, are guilty of treason according TO iLc taa-
cts of every political party that ever existed u
Fls5jrgg That sr,,-.- . anil
such. according to the Uniform INK arf Irgrf-.
Of civilized warfare. are sYaiIc+ 4, rg-t anil
-ouus,a-tou "Aen tNef owners are Iu arms
rs9nGt c ,DI ~ n FI . anu WINE Nenlu,hy
ion She .at - l'iL'-, -"N Gums
emancipation when -r -
F,ggtrcJ That 3. ,--
sitiou Thar can he r-s4a ~, .
10 tUrn them over hi III. r..r
be by them disposed Of
Res9l7s5. That the use Of car-rr.g slaves
work upon Qualifications a. ~.
but we uuguaIifeIIv condemn .rI
arming of slaves 90 FIGHT I'M h.T.Tr r..
eminent.
Rcs0Ired, That the caUtrr- of Mason ,-r
SlideI is approved. and wa. i'm a.r4r5sr.a wE.
international law.
ID iLa1 " We Inu7'S-tAa lAe sole OBJ
~. y -|- t-''0E' =" /" 90 M'-L.-- --e UNITY
81 -E--'-- -o "'-l'H' --' cd restore --
~. 80! w. lHe "uole -eLIHoiJ aA- should
-I- Io'H'.Ni1'' NU--- us progress
To- "lN. n . "ai against .ts tt7iid.'4 Oh.
of Kentucky 90 resist. and she win ra.-
Tbr.. -as,r-ft,-. - r-.r
""
~ ''''s'e lAey nave not yrI r--h voted
~.
''''- 1'""'"'t"1" reports lAa .5--
loving proceedings of tle Senate ON the d
inst:
uorsr prsor rrr,v
Il L1-o-ba'u rom me House OF bepressuta-
-'Ss AA-ns lAe 5'h OF December 1861. To- elect
4 SENATOR IH congress m place of John G.
Dl'1NluLtgse' VINO mas exchanged IBIS iu-
Term as Senator for the musket OF O soldier.
was taken up.
Inc senate resolution liking Thursday. De
cemogT 5l1, was also taken up, TO De- considered
win lLs house OF Representative resolution.
AT. lead offered the Senate resolution as a
M NJ p - 49, -Ds ily' En- 's9o-.--34-
fo-.s,rg ~ "o- '-.- any
tsn5e5 e55.5. ia g-at"r1 a. y ~
mo o9i,isI - --. --'.e vas
-g4 ~ ~ a. ~ '-t eI .-7
he cLr1gIaIoe la
he gnTDgsaT FPe - ''-, 'I-
was 1dt -rtfrary ,,rgir;-~ I
Nj NJ fanourca1 p-acL -.
marit.d -srr,s m, lLI--L4 Is.
deeDcsf 1--we. and h. - a-7 .L.-f7
the Tfsgrsrs of an evr-T,-,, I r.
the United Srtes IT, - +f.u" 80
luton If either is a5onitef ue are-af1ai ~.
some Teuotb his -~7-lri.gaI and L.~,r cE...+
the course fr be- pursDeF ,gLi.G7 ~.rTg,-,.+ y.
RESIGNATION of B--eckinri1ga
NJ. p..4 -r.7t -.
- 1EI5- 1ll5Ny ~ ,Ne '.slA.-~i .'
~ -.a u 80 ~ SIo ul5e1 Ul ~i'Bl'-
tn go ~ a -5.a-I-.
Coz -. NJ % o'7'1t as q sNo'.t'rt
80 10 N "a9 '-eu --oP-sl 10y
~ 4 y.
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TLE lGE.
Just the Thing for the Times

DEINE the cheapest. s~p-edi--' and L-5t rr.-HF.
ID method o. ami ever lu a-t.
BY this process
Heavy Sole Leather Is ralue6 .u ~ 90 so .aEa
Upper Leather. Harness Leather, e.c- ID > -o ~ 1sFs
Calf skins. Light kip ete- Iu tll-- .1 i've a
without JaIk. making excellent Leather w-h-. tg-
Strength, SOftneSS and Durability
l. fgusI TO any made. Bark can be- uslI % convenient
without interfering with the rapidly 0I tuuiug. y,
oil OF vltn0l. t~SuiphuriJ acid mu.Istc sold. alum, sal
s0ta. or other acids OF albslts Uor terIeI are used
SAMPLES OF tlc Leather semi 20 u-ler.
State. County ard shop R.EuHs for sale under q plten
granted hy che Conf ierssa States
Best of city references given.
Address. lnciO iug one dime J. j. PARK,
heuuus. Tenn.
No Ie.tor susuered unless a. contain one Hf-s
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TIM RLockAuERs-There were two steamers
and three sailing vessels off this bar yesterday
morning one Of the latter was a schooner and
another o. square rugged vessel, supposed to be
ana old whaior. May bo one of the New Bedford
IrI,s sent down TO be sunk ON southern bars
Drripr Sunday afternoon some of the launches
,r Nh, enemy were seen in close 90 the shoals
apparently sounding. Would it not be well TO
have some of Our guuboais iu a position ." gave
Uu.m 70 warm reception -ChadosioH cq"7rf.
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on Tuors,yD MIN W,yTrD-

ONE THOUSAND MEN WAETED-This call
win doubtless create some excitement The parties who
make it request u. TO say, for the satisfaction Of ALL that
their services viii only be required for the short period
os iwo hours a furthc-t so none need fear The pay
will Doe tine profit on stock offered Notice the call in
our column Of this morning. Remember the Arcade is
the place to trade. Front Row, No.d
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4EEEEEG APPEkE,T TO TUE PEOPLE
az IaEsSDEBE

Through the kindness of some friend at Co
lumbus, we have been placed in possession of
the appeal of Gen. PRICE, TO the citizens of Mis-
souri,. as # was issued from the Irny Irgus, his
official organ printed in his camp. We give it
below, believing that our numerous readers in
that State viii not fail 90 respond promptly to
the call of their gallant and successful, leader }
PROCLAMATION.
To Che peua.. Of C.a.saI AND Nor1 2Haagl.r
FELLow-CFrZEEs In the month Of june
last was called to the command of "A handful
of M~issourians, who uobIy gave up home and
comfort 20 cspousc, IN that gloomy hour, the
cause of your bleeding country, struggling with
the most causeless and cruel dosp1Hsm known
among civilized men. When peace and protcc-
ton could no longer bc enjoyed but ut the price
Of honor and liberty, your chief magistrate
called for fifty thousand men To drive the ruth
less invader " from O. soil made fruitful by your
labors and cousccateI by your homes"
To that call less than five thousand responded,
ont of % male population exceeding Two hundred
thousand men. one iu forty only stepped forward
to defend with their persons and tAn.r lives
the cause OF constitutional liberty and human
rights
some allowances are 90 Doe made ON Che score
of % want n. military organization "a supposed
want OF arms the necessary retreat of the army
sDutHHa ard thg blockade 90. lHm rNurr and lIu
presence %. uu armed and Organized foe. Blu.
nearly SIX months laE. now elapsed your
crops have been titled. Your IaIg...s have been
rsapea. your preparations ipr winter have been
made the army ID. MlsIuurl organized HHI
| equipped, fought Is way fu Cine river. Tho fH"
is still m .hc field. .he country bIopl-, auj our
people gTutu under the U..I.UuH. of 70 iusr
marked with aI Do. characteristics ui barbarian
....#.. -. #.- ... -# o..
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cIIAs TURNER


E. j. PAEK, Esq-Dea SIR: have become ac1asius.
ed with Your new system of tanning and feel great
pleasure in stating that / consider b. dec drjIy One best
method Of tanning la ure.
The leather is soft, elt.tc and PERFECTLY tanned. che
materials used cannot In amy way igiUre tu- Isr.l-r
and 30 Is nifty pr cent. cheup,r than Che old method arf
from fen 90 twenty times %, quick Tris-iurie and gtn-
Cruf and any D Tsgu can Use o. with -rctss..
Aoars etc. q. ID. NABERS.
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rYLadies, beautiful dress goods, and domes-
tics will be offered 70 you at $50 Main street. th. morn
inc st prices lower than ever
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NASHVILLE, Tenn DccemUDr D u.
BRIG. -GEy. CAUNEs: The guns collected bv your
Colonies YOU will have forwarded at once 20 r. Hunt
Ordnance Master at Memphis. BY order OF
ISUAM G.HARRIS Governor etc.
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BOATS LEAVING.

FOR NEW ORLEANS Tho steamer Republic Clark
master. leaves as above ibis evening al 5 o'clock. Jas.
r. bourne s Co. amt Elliott & Fiuson, agents
FOR ST. FRANCIS EIysR-Th- splendid passenger
market 81. Francis No. 3. Capt Bowman, leaves this
evening 90 8 o'clock Larry Harmstad, agent
sOR WHITE BWFR-The passenger packet Kama
VIVA Va ley. Price, master, leaves as above this evening
at 5 O'Clock. LARRY llarmsiad, agent.
FOR CoLUNEJ,-The fine packet Kentucky, Lod
wi-s. MASTER leaves as above TINS evening ai o'clock.
j. g.. MrlIauus, agent.
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SELLING ON SUNDAY. Botto was yester-
day fined sll by the Recorder Tor selling liquor on
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A. S. C~UNNINGHAN. a. A. Gen
PoRk-The Athens T-nu.o Past. of Friday
last, says: We learn that two OF three engage
meuts for small lots OF pork, at ten cents net.
have been made here the present week Tie
inability to procure salt Is keeping the prices %.
meat unsettled. Good fat beef l- selling TT five
and six cents by the quarter.
The Savannah Republican, Of tle 9Th,
says that a party of Confederate visited Tybee
on Wednesday night and luruedth lighthouse.
The Federal vessels commenced a fierce she'll
ing ON the island, but the Confs5erates retreatel
mburt.
% The Mobile Telegraph. of the 9Th inst.
gives the rumor that the Confederate States
steamer Florida has captured in the sound one
of THE enemy guuboats-a threa-masteI vessel,
supposed to be the propeller New London.
E The New York Hsraid has the following
special dispatch from Washington:
It IS ow determined by d" the powers shat be A"
70 order that Mason and SilcI. the chief of
traitors. De closely confined at Fort Warren. upon
fare served only 70 criminals guilty of the high
est Uiruse against law, until 20 is known, from
the most reliable source. that Col CUrg0rau and
other officers, taken prisoners upon different
fe.ds n honorable battle, are treated with that
respect due TO their position according 20 the
Usages of war the world over Besides, It is the
intention Of the government to hang aI persons
taken upon the high seas 10 the act Of violating
tAe law of nations against piracy, whether such
Hrar-.HH t4.Hrrar I'm 4earalrHa.HHa t= &HH#H. t.ar..
Ina, 60 England or the Sandwich islands and
no threat of any kind coming from those who
are il rebellion against the legitimate govern
mgut viii deter the Federal authorities from exc
cutting this policy 10 its fullest extent i. lu
sequence Of such action, the loyal citizens o.
lue United States who sre now prisoners of ~ y
iu southern dungeons receive other treatment
than .hat 90 which the practices o.. civilization
eulit.e them, the matter of di-p0sng OF C0utrl-
era.e prisoners now IN the cusloIyot tine United
State, will be a subject 8t Che highest concern.
The PrcsbyierfaH General Assembly.
The first session of the General Assembly in
the Confederate States commenced Yesterday, az
eleven o'clock, A. &c.. at the First Presbyterian
Church iu this city. There is large attendance ;
and the proceeding, of the Assembly will b. of
considerable interest 90 the denomination which
they represent.
Rev. Dr. Waldel nominated Rev Francis Ne
Fsr.auI, o.. tEs Synod of Virginia. presbyrerv of
Lexington, as Moderator, which nomination was
approved by reclamation.
The presiding officer elect, "a taking DIS seat.
made q few appropriate remarks az lhe close of
which De invited Rev. Dr. Palmer, Of New or
leans, 90 preach the opening sermon.
Tie invitation was accepted, and The Rev.
gentleman delivered an eloquent and impressive
sermon. Whioa -as listened d. with attention
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] HHNH"HLAL# ILT new -E@-@ ~
It's said that Col Heath, while in the ser
vice of The late United States, was engaged fol
years in military frontier life and that be is well
acquainted with the country and the people Of
Missouri. And this would undoubtedly be
greatly In his favor, perhaps conclusive as TO the
propietv of lis appointment, il Missouri lacked
Headers of her own. But she knows no such
want. and In Gen. Price especially She has d
commander who. having led her troops again
and AGAIN To- victory. may well be trusted to
bring the campaign in that quarter to a speedy
ana satisfactory conclusion. Besides, II may be
/ Questioned whether as q NIginian, Col Heath
ms-bt ua. be content % wait awhile longer tor
his yellow sash. Virginia has her full share O.
m-si5r-runarals already. Lee, Johnston, Floyd,
Wise. Jackson, Auderson-here are la,ta-tozon,
and no other State can show SO many. For the
sake of harmony and good feeling ia the Conied-
crate army, heretofore but Ittle disturbed by
isal5usies and euvyiugs, it is to be hoped that
this announcement OF the Errg..8ar is pre-
mature.
There was a spirited little uava. engagement
yesterday morning, in Hampton Roads between
the Confederate steamer Patrick Henry and the
Federal fleet off Fortress Monroe. About day
break. Cap. Tucker suddenly made his appear
ancs before the Yauhea vessels, six iu number,
1.-TWO fieatas and tour ranboatsI aud opened lire
with very decided effect For two hours, our
daring captain kept up tine Sight .ns.aLauded,
aud then retired zap the river The Gum5oat-
pursuing H.Ai- the captain ..A'' Upon .-." "'-
chased them under the batteries o- Newport
News. no damage whatever was done 20 the
p..-..L u.r-- Hon. run.b FL. l.rLres sra.~.r
nave lao ''".- means ' AA'"''- '-A- '-"'
of the E~Tl1HatS made OH m % rHpl.el con-
Ffrran and -Ha. s.va-eI of the Patrick U.rrv's
-...f. En-. a .,. ,,rs.r
i."-"- .a' ""- 80. 80. o"-.'.' seeming .'
Do groa, execution.
La-. night there was q fresh sensation DO ex-
mckinney 7f sY immediate eDr,y-m-n- at Gem
To7mbs. who was here in attendance upon the
Provisional Congress. TO tIc ct-e. that d battle
WAS imminent. and that DE must immediately
return 10 the command OF his brigade. General
T,,~Ls ...r-.7,ry ,r.ns MD ,l C.n.a-ysIrs -
,. DIXIE
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