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CHEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CUREg
An va6aGl~O cure Io1 seminal Weakness, Noe.
tuFnal Em mi ssIOns, Euspotency, toss 2G Petces,
Poins IN Ehe Bdck EtoR< IN The Bladder, Oosfrscted
and DiJEcSh MsHstrvGt[on, d0d az Diseases cGessd
Sv dscidtsao from ~ pGtA Of Eotars and i'ada2tH9
Ia SELF Pollution.
By the as, Of this oure" improper discharges remov:
cd The weakened organs Of generation are speedily cured and
fall vigor restored, ,....x...,
nd body to promote connuotsi happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the dehied worn down sna
despsiring Of sensual pleasure will and RELIEF
II 4 sfe and pleasant but immediate in s action con
inne no mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
sxtyacts, in the form Of . delicious syrup.
Price three hotties for 81 and and fcrsaroso
by express to all parts Of the world
sold bv ali respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER 4 NERWIN. Proprieters 8t. Lezis, NO.
aod In Nashyille By Ewing Pendlcon, Berry Demovth
g. W. HendeFGhott, and By Druggists everywhere
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The FIRST To VoTE.-Dr. FELx ROBERTSON, the
first white child born in Nashville, was the frs
man in his the thirdl ward to deposit his vote in
the ballot.box Saturday for separation and repre-
sentation MARX R. CoCKRnL and THOMAS HARDING,
two of our Oldest and most esteemed citizens, cast
their votes Immediately after DR.. RoBERTsoN. Long
my these gallant, true-hearted old Tennesseaps
I've to enjoy the fruits of the votes they cast that
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FrOm LOuisvilIe.

LOUISVILLE, June Tennessee letters, except
from Memphis, are still delivered, but as orders are
momentariy expected to send those also 10 the
Dead Letter Office, correspondents are cautioned
mail.
Adams Express can only carry letters when en-
closed in stamped envelopes. Postage stamps will
not do.
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Prnn, Wa.h.natan.

WAsnIsGroN. June s.-Apprehensions exist that
the Southerners will advance from Point of Rocks
encouraging another revolt IN Baltimore, and aided
nDy the Marylanders attack Washington through
Mslaryland, supported by formidable advance from
manassas Gap. The weight of opinion, however
Iasors me evacuation of Harpers Ferry on the ap>
batteries.
It is reported that Gen. Dix will rssion. Gov
Wise IS to command the North western Yiroinians
Chase will Prooahly recommend a loan of two
hundred and fifty million dollars.
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From Ne,U York

New YORK, June 1O-The steamer Fulton has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 29th. Cotton
sales of 2 days $4,000 bales, Of which specu atOrs
and exporters took 5000 bales. Market firm SAILS
Wednesday IL 600 bales, closing steady. Breadstus
dull. Wheat in better demand. Flour declired
pence Corn active mixed Is, yellow 32s. O.
32s. 3D. white 33lG34s. Consols 9l1G9ls.
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NEW YORK Jane l0.-The steamer Marion arrived
from Fort Monroe; reports having lard Hawkins s.
Zouaves at Newport News, where the Massachu-
sets Sth, the Vermont regiment the Scott Life
Guards and the German rifles were encamped,
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MARREEn.

At the residence Of Pettus sheIhourne, Es In Williamson
County, the ID IF June cclock NJ BY Rev Mr. Ellis
ton Mr. @ KlSEARD and Miss TuNhE CKKNsHAw.
THE gro Of Tennessees brave volunteers He le
the following morning for Camp Trousdae May he soon re
turn with and glory to his beautiful and vanE
bride, and may Heavens blessings shine ever on the
nsfhuav
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Prom Ph7IadelpAEa.

PHuIpEIPHIk. jung a--The Ko11 Ansaiefs ~
ferring to the allegation against Jas G. Harvey as
serts that when az opportunity fer Yindicstisn Is
offered the accused Tll be found % free frcm any
criminal intent as any loyal citizen.
Though across the Atlantic he has triends here
who viii not suffer him to be sacrificed. and those
who have given currency 70 the calumny viii be
held to the strictess proof.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CAurox-An the telegraphic dispatches from
New FORK. Washington City, &c. are supervised By
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
to be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be rece ved with great allowance. Thsy ex-
agerate against the South and for the North.
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Frau, Maryland.

BALTIMoRE June 1Os-MsTyland is attached to
Gen. McClellan's department
HAezRsToWN June I0.-The Southeraers burnt
the bridge at Point of Rocks and Berlin Ferries
The skiffs were seized and every ford guarded.
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From marlInsburg.

MARTRsBURG, June Seen. johnson caused the
Bsseean Bridge to be burnt and also tried to des-
troy the ferry boat, but failed 1t is evidently the
object of the Secessonists to destroy all the ferries
and guard all the fords on the whole line. The
Potomac river is very full, and cannot be easily
crossed at present.
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From California

SAN FRANCISCO May 26--Col Crittenden sou Of
John J. Crittenden. Major Longstreet Of South Car.
Olina Lieut. HC Mcneil of Texas and several others
have resigned and left for the States via Texas.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMAL
s.; s::;, ,a : :::::::

te<Sr&6&117 f11ND<HzD
p..nav.d h,oa 1rsscripsion OF SSr C7drkS n D., PLY
sic6dn Extraordinary to the QResn-
a invaluable medldne IL 1naing In the cure OF ltheF
afl And dangerous diseases which the female constitute
h bect 1t uoderses all and remevess obstucsiss
szd a speedy cure may be relied on.
nc Married Ladies'
1t d peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time Ies
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the aoVernnsns
Great Britain, TO prevent ooanerfeiS
CAUTION.
7Asss PIzs sAovld Eot b taken BY Jsnsolo ring
EYRST TRREB MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as Aey aresvr.
5rIo on Mso1rri00e bat at any other time they are sdfs
In all cases Of and Spinal Affections Pain In IA
aact and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron PslpatoAof the
gesy Hysteric Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
All other means and although powerful remedy,
DO mot contain ron caome Snmony, anything
.heoonstituhos
Pun directions in the pamphlet nd each
ztaould be carefully preserved.
eole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, GsteJ'c ealz wilma oo,l
Rochester, ny.
HB-sOO and sz postage stamps enclosed = any autheT
sd agent VIII insure bottle containing 50 pills, By return
aail 90 $50
eod In Nashville b. Berry Demoville and g. Hsassr
"A ~, J, g. Blows and ell rsspsctabls drueEShst
| ,kvkW-1v
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NorrCR.-An mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham, and left at the Gazette Office by o'clock
P. NJ, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
R. C. FOSTER, Sd,
Brigadier General.
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~. ,ollozine named gentlemen are the financial
committee Of the company
l.. B. Fife, SamT Morgan,
Al Duncan, Aaron Stretch,
L. F. Beech, Saml Scott,
ROb't Lusk, Chairman and treasure
The following named ladies are the COMMITTEES ioc
soliciting and collecting contrib utions for the com
pany;
Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. A. B. Montgomery
Doct Eve. Col Pleyer,
A. j. Duncan, L. Stones
E PAYNE. Fox Wharton,
Doct. Hall Miss Cailie StockeH'
Miss Deellie Ryan.
Mrs. For Wharton. Pres't, Mrs. Doet hsl' 0sc y
Ms, Jackson. Mrs. Marks. and Mrs. 1ro'eS' "
Fdoe6eld nropose to furnish an amount equal 70 tDe
equipment of all the volunteers IN "iis O'-D p"ny,
from Edgefeld and vicinity. The eol1n,.''ee9
respectfully invite all the patriotic iaoies anu gen
gentlemen of Nashville and Davidson county 70 meet
them at the Masonic Temple. Church s'reeV, AZ -
o'clock on Friday next. at which time tne Marion
DRAGONS will be present in r body.
OvKRroS RIrLEs--In honor OF our esumaoie ana
,,.;,,,;o fellow-citizan, JoHS OvERToN. Esq, this
oon,nanv Il organized and its numbers nearly COM
$50 and ia intended for actiUe Infantry" SER
vice. II will be commanded by one of our most
distingnisbed city merchants, and in point of beau
tfI and substantial equipment will not be excelled
BY any other company
Patriotic citizens of Davidson County Patriots
of Tennessee! Let US complete their numbers at
once. We need more companies of this kind-our
glorious VOLUNTEER STATE will yet need
our services, for the Northern nlercsnarieS know
their enemy and dare not attack us even handed
No-less than three to our one they dare not attack
US with. Call on H. K. Peck. Esq., Collonade Build
ing, for full information.
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NHwaPAPDRS

ME-" - p a PHRS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there is great confidence aced In
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
TRoM TIE
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
eThere seems ts be for thin gray HAIR now
can v had"
TRox THE
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
When people can protect their Hair from marks
sgs when they luxurste in glossy black at an 80
turned to beautiful black subnrn when ha can be made
to grow upon bald heads when all Tsn
STORATIvH will This Hair Restorative Is beyond per
n regard to this wonderful preparation, war;
Ms in unquAIihsdly recommending it
yRoM
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Many Of our st. LOuir speaking in glow
Ing terms Of this Article.
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
rhi, ipcoupssby excellent preparation for the Restoration
Grey Hair to the original color to preserve Hair ron All
ing out, and to cure baldness Is on sac aI humphrey
humburg IL conclusive Testimonials to that effect may be
found in almost every paper in the country
FROM THE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
'Leave dyes and y sCms rs'iGo'' Restorative
like Heimsreet's Inimitable 80,
sold eyeryUhere-Price SOC and 81 per bottle.
WV W. Z. HAGAN & CO., Propretors.
fsbo4-dtv&vsm Troy, New York
DARK, Glossy. and
Luxuriaut Hairg
HOW!
By using Hsimatrees EnnitG6h Restorative Don't use
anything else on your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
w.E.RAGAE & CO., Projectors, Trcy,E.Y.
ses an advertisement headed,
GYOU LOOK IN VALN.''
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Messrs Clark Gregory CoGent pu chased two bottles
Of OIL which has given eEtre satisfaction IN
collie, Toothache and Headache. $500 o-r,r
oyruston, Tenn. NBohsh S1H"AnA'
Messrs CLARK Gragory Co Nashville, Tenn Gentlemen
Ryes me pleasure you that Smbrosa Oil has given
ne great relief msy than the use OF any
other medicine ,,,o,
have used one bottle and BALI Of Ambrosal OIL
and from the has given in Rheumatic SUFFERING
voad not be the ether bottle and one bali for any price,
r' w. g. PCRsLBY
RJz-1old Ga Gent 3d 1859 apll-d&w2v
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GuSs guns! GUNsl-McCAIL & FALL have just
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&C., &c. Call soon.
mava6Jw
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From New York,

New YORK, June 1O.-The Times says that Beau
regard declares his intention to concentrate 10000
troops at Manassas and make the junction iupreg-
nable and when the Federalists have exhausted
themselves in endsvors to dislodgs them, he will
advance and overwhelm them.
The Government is in possession of letters indi-
eating many traitor in the North
Gov Hicks has warned the Government Of dan
ger, menacing the Capitol from Maryland. and re-
quests the full occupation of Frederick City and
the reinforcement of Baltimore.
Marshal Bonafort says there are 1000 secession
lists in Baltimore with concealed arms, waiting an
opportunity. Arrests of secessiOnists and goods
continue at the Relay House. Mansfield Is advised
that the Michiganders fired on the Baltimoreans.
Banks takes command of Baltimore tomorrow.
Col, Stone is advancing towards Leesburg.
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Prona CIncInuatf.

CISCINSATI, June l0-The steamer A. o. Taylor,
Lexington and Conewego are having their upper
works raised, machinery put in their holds and
their sides plated with inch iron.
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aaNE NOTE AND EACHANGB LIST.
CORRECTED DAILY sT MERcHAEIs' BAkK-szArIRD 90
Tennessee.

BROKEN WoRTHLKss.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bssk, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MuTfIeesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazevell.
Bank Of TAEeUell,.
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DIR, 8 / CORR

ENIOULD respectfully the citizens OF NsIhve
Wv and vicinity, that he has opened Dental RooDs on
Cherry No. co. opposite Theatre, where he will be pleas
ed receive and wait wishing Dental ope
performed times hard and wsr-lke, he will
promise make charges very moderate
nv gentleman enlisted in the Southern Army
that wishes Teeth operated upoR before going
cali at nyofce and have Gratis for Nothing.
Respectfully,
npQO-dQn 8, J. COBB
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TIE CRops,-Tbe crop, of this vicinity are the
most promising we ever bebeld Some OF our farm
ers have commenced harvesting their wheat "hlGn
they represent as unusually fine A gentleman WIZ VIZ
has just returned from tour through ioou anu
Log counties, kentucky informs US that ne never
witnessed such prospect for grain as the fsrmers
of those counties pave Where is the South 10 ma
marketfor her srain unless the Lincoln blocSsds
n raised and she. permitted to send it North
Springfield SpesF Or ,JigSs s.
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aNN0UNCENfENTs.

We are authorized to announce NJ. ALEXANDER
dse for in egsaturefo for the Dsric
composed the ccuties of smith, Macon ard Sumner.
maVlQ-tna
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MINIS. WINsLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has soothin
Syrup for children ehng which greatly facilitates the process
eethng by sofenng the guns reducing all
will aay all pain regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers It will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF And
health to Tour nfsns Perfectly safe In Gil Bee adveF
t;,.z0srt In .no,he, column oct8-ly
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Fam NenH York.

RALEIGH, n. c. June l0-The permanent Constr
tuition of The Confederate States was ratified unan-
imously by the Convention.
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rx.m N.r,b Carolina.

ST. LOFTS, June l0.4-The river is swelling from
Dubuque down; 20 feet to Cairo. The Missouri Il
swelling. The Illinois is stationary.
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For RESr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office dec29-n
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Urry NOTICES.

NORTHWESTERN BANK OF GEoRGA-The notes o
this Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
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Foreign Commercial.

LvERPon1 Juna Per AFAtiI.Cotton sales kof
the weeE g. which SPECTATORS tooE l0OO bses
and exuorIes TO- bales quiet and pentfully
piled Prices buyers except for goad Sales Friday O
D Of VIII Oh specuiaors and exporters took 200 bales
closing teady Quotatons unchanged Stock at Liverpool IL
O5O oI1 bales of which 900 600 b1lesare American.
BrzadstuF DOL, Provision quiet InSOis 9194 9gl5s
IATIsr sATraDAYCoton to-day I9O bales speculs-
tors and xpurters took 81 base. closing steady.
Breadsuf5 dull Provisions quiet Consols 0l9 SZ fof
money - -,
iAvRE-CottonNev Orleans Tres Ordnaire no. Bass lO4
closing eady Sales Of the week 5000 bales Stock at HaEs
hal
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C,,rsDrr,7E FLAG AT LIvEKFooI. For the first
Time :, an European port, in Liverpool, on May 9Th,
the Confederate flag was hOisted on vessel Inc
last English advices state that large number OF
vessels have been fitted out at Liverpool as priVa-
tiers and are only awaiting the letters Of mHrque
from America 70 sail The subject is greatly agl-
tating commercial circles in Liverpool
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UInbreIIas and Para,OIs.

WILL repair Umbrellas and Parasols In the nesies se
i giving isfaction, MAKE no charge
All orders left house. in OF cKendree church. will
y Ppsyqs[in WooDHoUsE.
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NOTICE.

EROM and after day May prex: all persons desiring
Renewals Of Fire Policies will uired Fay the pre-
CASH. the time Of such renewals By order our
Directors A BUTLER, eecretary
Tenn. Mar. anu FIRE insurance Co
JkMEs WALKER, Secretary
anlof-1m OommencieI InaNYRpce
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SOUTH SIDE IxsrITuTE.-The many friends and
patrons OF this ourshing school will be pleased TO
learn that the Commencement exercises take place
this evening at o'clock. TO be followed by So"'
Musicale tomorrow evening at the same hour.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June l0.-The following dispatch from
DR. Green President of the Southwestern Telegraph
Company TO D. Flanery Superintendent, is forward
ed as matter of justice TO the Louisville Telegraph
office and the Southern line, your reporter can
vouch for every dispatch, from some months Of
personal employment in the office here and full
knowledge Of its arrangement, well as the char
acter of the gentlemen employed.
LOUISVILLE, June I'D. Flsnery, Sup't, New Or
leans Your dispatch received, quoting letter to
Paducah paper copied into this evenings Detd,, ac-
cusing this Office of submitting private dispatches
to the editors of the Louisville Journal In reply,
can say that have no reason TO believe any pri-
Tate message to or from the Louisville efiee, has
been submitted TO the editors Of the Louisville
Journal, or otherwise improperly exposed. by any
one connected with the Office. A reasonable suspi
cion of such bad faith would fo.feit any employee
his place in the Office.
The card copied into the Delta was copied by the
Courier here, and its truth justification deLied
by that paper. There has never been but one pub
licatien and that two months ago. Of what purport-
ed to be Southern message in the Journal, and
thorough investigation of that resulted in the salts
faction that it not obtained from any one con-
nected with this Office, in any other office under
our charge. No inspection supervisonsbip or other
restrictions have yet been established over this
Office. n. GREEN,
President Southwestern Telegraph Co.
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From Louisville.


LOUISVILLE, June l0.-COl. Anderson has declined
the command of the Department of Kentucky, and
il has been attached to Gen. McClelland's Depart
ment
Generals Buckner of the StateIGuards, AMI Rosu
seau of the Home Guards, have been TO Cincinnati
for conference with Gen. McClellaDd. The par
ticulars have not TRANSFERRED.
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NOTICE.
SNTANTED Number One Candy Maker. Apply at the store
Wv OF THOMPSON, sPERRY d CO
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ORDERED TO RICHNoND.-We understand that Capt.
Thomas II. TAYLOR and Lieut.. WALLER Il BULLOCK,
of the Confederate States Army, who have been
stationed here short time, have been ordered to
Richmond
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Tbs Pcsl says the board az andsrwE1N lnfs
taken no action On the subject ard tzt raising fEe
rate fer war risk Is the mere Individual acton q
two or three companies.
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From Cincinnati.
From New York.

CrxcISkArI, June lO--The Indiana Zouaves reach
ed Cumberland this morning.
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Commanding Virginia Navy.
To Flag officer F. FORREST
A member of the Portsmouth Rifles, which corps
was in charge of the Pig Point battery, writes
the following particulars to the Portsmouth Tran
script:
'Thev opened on US first-we planted our flag on
the ramparts and every man mounted them and gave
three cheers before we fired gun. We then replied
and gave il 10 them hot, disabled aid drove her
of She fred well every shot striking eur battery.
You NAV Judge Of the precision OF her gunners
when tell YOU that OF her shot struck the muZ-
zle of one of our guns and bursted 1t; shell came
souare through the embrasure of the gun was at
inst in a line with our heads Another shot struck
our embrasure and sprinkled US with sand. AM
other went through and through tent No. :. To
have driven off vessel as well provided as she was,
i, indeed glorious We have dug up many shot'
pieces Of she'll &c, which preserve as relics.
Hnr company was unsupported throughout the en-
trp afF,ir and behaved so well as to receive pub
licly the thanks Of Capt Pegram.
:Captain Theophilus Johnson, of gan No. !, (the
one which was broken) has sent half of the shot
| from the enemy which did the work. He desires
Us TO hold it in store for him. exhibiting 1t TO his
friends as the earliest token of Federal regard sent
| him and his associates.
| The enemy threw about 30 shot and shell-the
Southrons about 20
! One of the Georg companies, " sumter Llghl
| Guards and detachment OF the Portsmouth Llght
| Artillery came to assistance but too late LOT
| the fun.
| There is the greatest rejoicing IN our camp 81
| this time, and universal wish for another brush
| NOBODY hurt on our sIde-somebody hurt on
! theirs.
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MPAs. PoRTs-The Richmond Wing says: We learn
that after to-day 5th inst, passports will be is
sued to any person desiring to leave the State and
no one will be allowed 20 come into the state, un>
less he can present reasons of peculiar force for
obtaining this privilege"
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Hon JNo. V. WRIGHT has been elected Colonel
Commandan, Of the Eighth Regiment of Tennessee
Volunteers at Randolph.
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SPIES ARREsTED-We understand two spies were
arrested at Camp Trousdae on Saturday. one of
whom proved to be woman dressed in mans
cloihps
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Typographical ERRoR.--ln printing the speech of
Lieut.. Governor Reynolds, a misprint occu're
The last lines Of the verses quoted should have
read thus:
'Nor can 8 trsitorous raging mob
h,ynv with rs how