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See advertisement of pocket book lost.

QUICK WoRK.-On Monday, Gov. Pettus, of Mis-
slsslppl received requisition for five additional
regiments from that State to rendezvous at COrnth
armed and equipped, there to await further orders.
by Tuesday morning the requisite number of COM
panles, already organized, were designated TO I'LL
the requisitiOn, and ordered TO the rendezvous.
These will make up eleven full regiments from Mis-
sssppi in the feld aud the MSSiSsppidn says there
are remaining seventysfve organized companies of
infantry and seventeen of cavalry and artillery
anxlously awaiting orders.
MississiPpiis prepared to rerpond promptly and
fully to any call upon her for troops. Every man
in her jurisdiction is soldier in the glorious canse
of Southern independence. Old distinctions
have been obliterated, and she is literally complete
unit in political action.
asa SettIer' from Hon, james =. Green.
The Cincinnati papers few days since contained
the report of the trial of OGLVE BYRON YoUSG on q
charge of treason, which the prosecution failed to
establish. Among a number of letters found in the
trunk of the defendant and relied upon to convict
him. was one from the Hon. JAMES S. GREEN, Of
Missouri. The following card, which we find in
the St. Louis State journal Of the LIST inst. is "a set
tier
To the Editors Of the Daily Missouri State Journal:
Having seen the publication of a letter purport-
ing TO have been written by me, addressed 10 the
Hon. Vim. L. Nancey, and introducing Gen. o.
Byron Young, which read at his trial in CDcin-
natl deem 1t proper to say that the whole Of Is
base fabrication. never wrote, read or approved
any such letter; nor have l signed or assented
thereto. Moreover, have no personal acquaint-
ance with said Young, nor do recollect ever hay
ing seen him.
OF Mr.. Yancey, will remark that l never saw
him, or correspOnded with him. nor never had any
intercourse with him. and could not have taken the
liberty of writing to him as ing dear friend" From
my information, | respect Mr.. Yancey as gentle
man and patriot and do not in this statement of
facts abate quality any Of my views often ex-
pressed on State rights and secession, but l wish
merely to vindicate myself against vile SANDER.
JAMES S. GREEN.
So it seems the Cincinnatians have been sold by
some scoundrel
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A CITIZEN.

Co.. HArroxs WILSON COUNTY REGMEST-We are
srati6ed to learn that Lieut.. GEO. A. HOWARD,
brother to Mai JSo. X HOWARD, has been appointed
Adiutsnt to Col HATToS's fine Wilson County Regi-
ment. Lieut. HOWARD was educated at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and is thoroughly qualified
for the responsible duties of his position. This
Regiment will be armed with the famous Mississippi
Rife
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JOHN WHORLEYs SO South Warket sIsI
Nashville, Tcnn.,..-20,000 Imported Ha1
vanas--JuS7 RECEIVED FROM IA TANA.
Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEYs
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FORTRESS MONROE June 2, VIA Baltimore, June g.
BY order of the War Department the Naval Brig
ade was not accepted, but returned to New York
tonight. Their arms and ammunition are retained
by order of Gen. Butler, who is placed in the most
embarrassing position towards the Brigade
Col. Bartlett in q midnight expedition to the Rip
Raps, fell from the parapet breaking his ankle and
receiving internal injuries. He is delrious to-day
An emeute is expected when the news is an
nounced.
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s
C.. L. HOWERTON.
Nos sind 70 Public square, nashville.
Harness Manufactures.

0ACH Buggy Harness Of sYeFy style and ousl,tv ssDt
constantly hand and Manufactured erisF. Ala
Buggy CollErB, Kip and Hog Ska CoIla Brides Halter
and all other ces made b. Harness Misunderstanding
best materials and the finest workmanship, all %
sold cheap be bought IN he United L.
To L. HOWERTON'S Harness has been aRardea s.oA-
est Premium at the Tennessee State Fair, the Kentuey state
Fair AZ Bowling Green, at the Limestone County Pair
ma; Agricultural Society at Athena.
nar3G6l-dtan
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House Rent Free.

NASHVILLE April "a, 1901.
Editors Union end American:
Please allow me to state that. l will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and 60 to the wars now raging, rent
free until their return home, or until the close Of
the war, VS.. WEITptAs.
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There has been considerable movement in Bacon
yesterday and to-day upon the basis of the following
quotations: Shoulders 100 l1c Hams 12(91Sc, Rib
ed Sides l31@14c and Clear Sides 15c.
Good Beef Cattle are in demand At 22934e. Fat
young cattle readily command the outside figure.
Rio Coffee is firmly held at 22@24c per pound.
Grass Seeds are held as follows: Blue Grass,
stripped, 81 5O@1 rs per bushe, and clean 81 75(G
90; Timothy SO so; Herds Grass 81 4O@l so;
Orchard Grass 81 6O(9l IS; Millet 81; Hungarian
Grass IS.
In New York on the 3lst ult. at the first board,
the following sales of Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported SIS 900 at 4O4c, 81 900 at 4Oic, $1,000 at
4Osc, and $1,000 at 4O3c.
The New York Ecerring Post of the 3lst says:
The market absorbed large amount of State
Bonds to-day, and prices are remarkably well sus-
tanned under the great avalanche of these securities
from the West There is also an active speculative
inquiry, partly time. The quotations of those
of the border states are without much change as
follows:
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non, James HI. Thomas
public SpeakinR.

The people of Davidson county will be addressed
by able and distinguished speakers at the following
times and places. Let every true son of the South
who is determined to free Tennessee from the yrant
and usurper, turn out in his might:
Court House. Wed'sday night June 5-Gen Bar
row. DIR Manloye A L Demoss and others.
Ambrose Corner, Thursday night, June Col 10
G Pickett, NJ Vaughan and Col TOrbett.
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Depot, Friday
night, June DIR Eve, Gen Barrow, Rev DR. NC
Ferrin and Rev Mr. Reed.
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COMM UNICATION

NASHVILLE, June 4, 1861.
MEssRs. EDITORS IL would suggest in your paper
that the Mayor be requested to issue Proclamation
calling upon the business men of the city to close
their business and devote themselves to their
country on next Saturday the eighth. would al
SO suggest that each and every voter should vote
an omen ticket. and also that it bs written down
how each man votes.
A CITIZEN
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CzUi1ON.-An the telGgraphia patches from
New York. Washington City, de-, are supervised by
the LINCOLN Government. Only such are allowed
to be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be recs we'd with great allowance. They ex-
agerste against the South and for the North.
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NorIcE-An mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham and left at the Gazette Office by o'clock,
Pm, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
4. c. FOSTER, Sd,
Brigadier General
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SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE
Public Speakinx.

A. L. DENoss, DR.. MANLovE and others, will ad
dress the people at Cool Spring, on Wednesday
June 9Th, 1861.
DIR. MANIovE, and others. will speak at Birdwel's
Mills, on Marrow Bone, on Thursday, June 9th, at
O'Clock
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R. B. PITTVAN, Esq, now en- route with nifty hen-
tukians for Harpers Ferry, and others will address
the citizens at the Court House tonight at q
o'clock. We hope there will be good attendance.
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uENT FREE.

have three small houses, five rooms each, which
will let to the families of those actually in service in
fighting IrScoINs hordes, free of rent, till the war
closes or till their retura L. POWERS,
xnrla5 '6l No. "a Market street.
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From baltimore.

with instructions to arrest all plotters and to seize
all arms in doubtful hands, and to employ deputies
to watch the highways leading from the city.
Marshall BOnnafOrt holds himself accountable
only to the Var Department.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We ars sphoyzad TO announce Col MATT MARTIN OF Bed
ford COunty, candidate for AaJer teneai Oh 'nS'
Division. Election, June 9Th
We are authorized TO announce NJ ALE&ASDEh eSn
didsts for Representative next INC
composed OF couties OF Smith, Macon and sumner
nauIQ
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speaking In south Nashville.

Hon. ANDREW EWING and Hon. r. b. CHEATHAN
will address the citizens of South Nashville on
Thursday night at DR.. FORD's Baptist Church,
Cherry street. Everybody is invited, especially the
ladies
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR:
CAPT. mAKn ONLY wouNDED.

special Dispatch to the New Orleans Della
RICHMOND Va, June Intelligence was received
nsre Today Of slight skrmish at Fairfax Court
no nv between force of United States cavalry
anu Sonieoerate troops. Capt. Mari, Of Virginia,
anu W. OF Three privstes were wounded. None
were Killed on our side, while number of Federal
troops were killed and many wounded. The re
msnosr were forced TO retire, leaving fifteen of
EFa Special Dispatch to the Union aue American RNEz
KNOXVILLE, June 4.-HOu- John Bell spoke here
this morning to the Louisiana Troops urging war
to the death against the North, declaring that five
millions of soldiers cannot conquer the South. Great
enthusiasm here for the Southern cause.
c. W. CHARLESTON.
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The above, however, is but fraction of what
will make its appearance in the market ere long.
Capitalists are considering this fact Hence the
comparatively low rate of the last issue of United
States skies, and the fact that not quite the amount
asked for was offered. 1t is not presumable that
any of the bonds will be sold at par. 1t has been
suggested and it is said LINCOLN thinks favorable of
the suggestion, to call upon the people nasmuch
the capitalists respond to his calls sparingly for
a loan of slOO,OOO,OOO, to be divided into small
bends. The capitalists are too keen to risk their
money on the war, and the people must be engulfed
in the ruin.
The following are the leading items the reports
of the Banks in the four principal cities as shown
in their last statements.
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FARRAR DIsNUKEs Il Co. are opening moot beau
tifu lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies'
and Children Call on them, ladies' they are beauti-
full, and they sell them very low for the CASH.
marphll-tf
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Drug Notice.

ENROM this date we will sell exclusively for CASH The
present state affairs eompels to adopt this
and We hope will not ask to deyae from it.
uavSJg DEMOVILLE CO.
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Insurance can be obtained of W. J. MARR, Insur
lnce Agent, No. Is College street. in the INSURANCE
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
100000, and $4,000 in Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND In
sURANcE COMPANY OF NASHVILLE Ap26u.
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WAR NOTICE.
ENRON and After this date we will net any
scrption OF Goods unless accompanied with the Cash
Being obliged pay cash for every article We purchase
fFuds public generally will at the necessity
Of this course on our part Of Groceries and Conc
tons RES il now full ana assorted, and Cash Dealers will
THOMPSON, sPERRY & CO.,
apl2O-tf No. "a Market street.
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to It's policy holders in this State
1t contributes the Of the State BY the annual
payment OF taxes license.
Property wishing protect their property By policy
Of really solid Company that will stand up
bodI. pay claim aga is let what mays
viii psh objects oy calling the Agency Of this
Company No. Is College street.
". J. MARI, Agent.
JosEPH NAsH State Agent for Tennessee, Kentucky Mss
spp and Arkansas will attend the prompt and
payment OF lssses in his district.
MSrQ-d&tw3m
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Fon RENr-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June PARTIES representing the
bogus Kentucky volunteers at Camp Clay have been
10 Washington 70 obtain arms and accoutrements.
Gen. Scott said that Gen. Mcclellan would be in
structed to supply the brigade, and orders were
issued for Guthrie to report to Col. Anderson at
Louisville Immediately the suggestion; that this
would test the potency Of Gov. Magofins proclama-
ton Scott replied, you will be sustained, for we
can send you 20, 600 men in three days.
Grow. of PENN or Blair, of Mo-, will be Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives.
Trustworthy information indicates that the South
erners will attack the lines the Washington side
of the Potomac, crossing above Arlington Heights
and Alexandria.
High military authority states that no forward
movement by the Federal troops will be made for
few days.
Careful inspection shows that naval projectiles
were used at Aqua Greek by the Southerners. The
cannon are evidently European, but how or when
they got there is the question.
The clerks who lately refused to take the oath
Of allegiance still retained in the Treasury De
partment.
A Theological student from Richmond reports
100000 troops in Virginia, 10000 of whom are at
Harpers Ferry. 1t is thought that the student is
here to deceive the Government relative to the
Southern strength.
movement was made on Fairfax last night.
No particulars are given, for obvious reasons.
There has been no renewal of the attack on Ac-
quia Creek. When Scott is ready, the place will
be carried. In the meantime. the Pawnee cruizes
in the vicinity to prevent the erection of further
Notifications
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Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
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CAUTION.
Thee PiIIs should not be taken 81 females ring
FIRST IRREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tiev dresuyee
bring on Miscarriage, but at other time they sdJe
In Nervous and Spinal Affections, Psn In tia
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all other have failed and although powerful remedy,
contain iron, csome sntimony, or anythnE huruls
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet nd each package, which
should be carefully preserved
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NB-SI0O and sx postage stamps enclosed to author
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nail
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From L0uikyille.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-NO orders have been re-
ceived at the POstofice. Southern letters will be
forwarded as heretofore Some letters received
from the South having Confederate Stamps are de-
livered to the Post master collecting three cents
additional. No change will be made until orders
are received from Washington.
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CITY NOTICES.

NASHVILLE BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-A meeting VIII
be held this evening at the Masonic Temple, COM
mencing at eight o'clock. Stockholders will please
attend.
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Public SpeakfnE,

Messrs BARROW, JONES, and others, will address
the people at
Antioch, Wednesday, the 5th of June.
brakes White Creek. Thursday. the 9th Of June
Elijah Robertson's Shop, 18th District, Friday
the lib of June [may28, '6I.
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CINCINNATI, June 4.-The Federalists advanced
beyond Grafton, meeting the Virginans at PhillPpi
The Federalist's Colonel, Kelly, was killed. The
Virginians retired.
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Public Speaking In the 10Th District

Gen. Washington Barrow, Ira P. Jones and Rev.
". NJ Reed, will address the citizens of the 10th
and adjoining Districts, on Wednesday, night, June
5h, at Bertheols the voting place of the 10th Dis
trict,) on Middle Franklin Pike, the Hospital
Let there be good turR out
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r A / l. "!

TEyHERE will be Public Speaking the best to
the present peri5us crisis of cVuRTys history
at the following times and places, ts wit:
At Pleasant Hill, LIST District, Wednesday, June ,.
AtThornhiIl's MILL lth District, Thursday, June g.
At Good Spring, 18th Thursday, June6
At shAv's Store Chatham county, FRIDAY, June Z.
At Mays Saw Mill, l2th District, Friday, June Z.
One more the undersigned will attend each OF the fore
going appointments promptly, rain shine Speaking 70 COM
mence at 4 ocleck each day. ..
Ell HEATHAM,
4 MENEES,
10 G stalk,
JNO Z GARDNER.
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TguRsp,Y MORNING, May 50, 1861

Well, we left this camp at 10 o'clock last night I;
ran all the way TO the railroad, three miles found
the cars there with about five hundred troops from
Fredericksburg. But half of our regiment could
Oct ON. and as our company numbers third. we were
lucky enough to be il that half. Well at L o'clock
the train moved of slowly, amid the deatenlng
shouts of the remaining portion of the regiment
half an hour was sufficient 10 tell us that we mad
come for nothing for the little handful Of men that
was there had noby and calamity repulsed the enc
nv, without the loss of a single man-one being
slightly wounded in the hand from piece of shell
that had struck near the battery They told US that
they had struck the Pswnee (she being very large
vessel) three times and inflicted serious INJURY 10
her She is now living off the bar-fOr what pur-
pose. we know not; but we think the attack will be
renewed again to-day. We left our Irish company
there under Capt. Hunt, to assist in manning the
guns But / must close, as / have not slept any Tor
tWeutyfour hours. Write soon and tell all the rest
70 do the same. My love to all ,-
- Nv AZ ever YOUR son.
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We are permitted to publish the following inter
..i.,s- lo..nr f-nrn the seat Of war in VIRGINIA

We are permitted to publish the following lnler-
esting letter from the seat Of war in Virginia
CAMP RUGGLEs, May %, 1861.
DEAR PA We have just arrived at this camp, u
being the one spoke of moving 10 in my last. Its
now o'clock at night, and q brisk csnnonadlng Is
going on at this time, at Acquia Creek eight miles
above here. Our camp is in perfect blaze OF ex-
elemental eager 10 witness and participate IN H.
Two messengers have just arrived with sealed or
ders from Gen. Ruggles TO Col Bate. expect our
wishes will be realized now. / will wait few mo-
ments in order TO fish out what news they bring
Well our wishes at last gratlted, for we are or
dered 10 move Immediately TO the scene of action.
The bearer of the dispatches to Col Bates informs
me that three large vessels are there trying to land
troops and that our men had captured schooner
with fifty stand of arms, and was returning the nrs
of the enemy gallantly but were too weak to stand
il long as there were not but 100 men there. But
must close for the presenr, and make preparations
for leaving. will give you the particulars when
return if fortunate enough to do so. Good bye, for
anf
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aEa .specIal Dispa.eh . ths rIsi0n ,.. -.
From Cincinnati.

LoUIsvnLS, June 4.-Crittenden is an independent
Unian candidate for Congress.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Commercial.

TUESDAY EvESrSo, June 4, 1861.
There has been q moderately fair demand TO,
Flour this week, and the stock on hand is firmly
bald Of full Dr;cos saw.