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CHANnERsnrRaH. 1th.

requiring IS to regiment.
BosroN, Sth.
To Editors-Wc are permitted to
make the following extract from letter
written by an old and distinguished afficcr
of the United States army to his brother
in this city. The letter is dated
JOHANNESBURG, juno 9th.
1--WE are here with Is regiments not
yet fully equipped, but all eager for the
conflict. Oar destination is Iarper's
Ferry, and in few days shall advance to
that neighborhooa where either retreat
or sharp combat awaits the rebels.
Gen. SCOTS plan of campaign, which
all good men must admire, is to move
slowly but surely forward, to ultimate
victory without leaving much 10 chance,
and to spare the unnecessary c!fusion Of
blood He is playing the great game Of
war as he would the game of chess, and
if his life is spared and il the politicians
and editors will let him alone he will fin
ish it in about one year. II, however,
he is interrupted, and improperly mcadlcd
with by the popular voice, alluded to, II
is impossible to say when the war Will
end. Confident in the superior strength
the North can afford to wait the ia lie;ous
arrangements Of our war chief, and hoac
it will conclude to do SO. Oar success
depends upon it, HunlFcls of thousands
are fresh from the civil duties Of HE en-
gagged in a great and holy eause i mag
niicent spectacle; but to prepare, cup.
and instruct these masses an make -
dicrs of them requires time and a great
deal of labor. This IS necessary before
the safety of the country can be eatrast-
ed to them; AMI that not one onfy but
many severe and bloody battles will hava
to be fought there can be no doubt, still
our ultimate success | think i, certain.
New YORK eth.
Col. Scruar, the owner OF the farm
near Fort Monroe, where Gen. Buffers
forces are encamped, reports that the
Union feeling is growing remarkably, and
votes now would show decided majority
in favot of the Government.
Reports from Key West state that a
company has offered their services to the
General Government. Union Mayor and
City Council have been chosen. Army
wagons, horses and mules, and equipments
continue to arrive in large numbers, and
will be instantly sent to their destination.
ST LorIs, Sth.
Col. Smiths American Zouayes corps
have been captured by the Mar Depart
mept. This IS the 18th regiment furnish
ed by the State OF Missouri
A correspondent Of the Dsmcctqt says
nearly all the state officers have left JEFF
ferson civ.
". " 81,
NLH o-'A' -
The Commercial -i9feftfsef says the
Government has received assurance from
Russia that the rebels will receive ne
,.nct;op ~. enrauraqement fram her
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testing aoat,'s' pa ''''7s T., !, va
grounds fFahse + goFd'at'y VITA Us h'1
only IN word but III deed were W II need
of her assistance.
The last disnatches from Nh. Alams
Announce flat tha Briff,l Government is
III .l..,,.,..,,l ..,,r,I - ,,on
10" d w, ~ -. - y
desire: ~ II .',-s1' NJ ~ 81 ~ 4
most itlenaiy du' 60. III MAJ ~ ~
beillon Will heneeiofta hhd no sSMRaehy
AT the court u - '"'''eH'
NEw ! a2l, Sta
y Washington dispatch n TIE eo1'-
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The President Of the Norfolk Steamers ha
been taking dispatches 70 the robels under q
mas. from Gcn Gen. Butler.
Tho UoylF, WASHINGTON dhnateh say,
that prolf low. tomorrow. Wednesday al
tern,,n will make m ascension from tn
Presidents orpnnds with powerful TELESCOPES
ionI ,lnssrs The balloon will le held by
Cabs An army officer and operator will b
taken I'M and with u small instrument at
fanbrl 10 the wire fastened 10 the cable viii
connect with the Instrument in Gen. Scott
Office. Tho rebel t;ours Mt Manassas June
finn will thys be- accommodated and rcportc,
tn ton. scott.
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,,,,,,, ,I;r n,.r,.h n .,ycntv 1nilrsend o,ti,n
With not a comrIs te meal for more than =
Lanr.
On the withdrawal Of the federal troops
the rebel cavalry and infantry. in considarl.
Die force. followed ns far As Newmarket
hrilrr, this side Of Iittla Bethel, and inhu.
manly char ed. in ono INSTANCE. on them
vhiIs tbry were b,ari3=, OF the d ad and
wounded.
The enemy hal six runs behind their bat
Ht,rjes
Taara ,y5Tn r.b,nt % kiI'ai AMI " unlel
Or -. i-stil :, L., l,-44 fan VS. Mt fir,
rcp,rt,l. Amaii., the wounded was Franeisl.
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southern banks. railroads. and T.x C,ll5ct r.
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- curr -nrv,anl t, states, cite, ami clrpor-
ali ms bayin- COUPONS ply.5Ic in New York
to arreint the p,a'.o, iaynlant at the 1uth.
Tn plst master 1t Nashville has resigned
Wl,ni(eroN. qth.
T5o n,e,is. military m5yeraaals eoaten-
plated rom Fcre l. not aalloris, publicity.
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The Platform under which the people
Of Ohio now rally, has but two blanks.
namely-trst whip the rebels quickly, aud
second, ,rhip them rel.
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49,. - D--'oA 1f4Dsf4 u noxes for 81
a.,' f'oP,''! = en- co, Lowell, Ma
and escape to our GIMP, II ila.A,a -
and cannot be given up. !, - oala''
STAKEHOLDER amy way. s.,s ~
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\ specitl dispatch says that Gov. II k
has warned the Government Of the peril,
menacing the Glpital traa lis >t-1e, al
requests that force be sent T. tr1 rex
city, and that raaforcemsnt q tsc = =
mcnt at Baltimore be made M.r>llu
Bonnalont states that there arr 4n0e - :
sionists in Bal inors with clue.aicl arms
waiting for favorable opportunity t. r.se.
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The body Of Lieut.. Grlb5la arrived here
this morning and has been forwarded to Phil
adelpAia.
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"
The Wheeling Western Virginia Conycn-
tiln met yesterday a.tern Oh, AL after et-
teeting temporary organization adjourned
until 10 o'clock this miruing About forty
counties were represented On the basis Of Leg
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The President OF the Norfolk Steamers has
been taking dispatches to the rebels under a
pass from Gen Gen. Butler
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
that Prof. Low, tomorrow, Wednesday al
tern1ou, will make IN ascension from the
Presidents grounds with powerful telescopes
AMI giaSscs The balloon will he held by a
cable An army officer and operator will be
taken up and with u small instrument at
tachcd 10 the wire fastened 10 the cable will
connect with the Instrument in Gen. Scott 5
Office Tho rebel troops at Manassas juno
ton will thus be rccouao.tered aaI reported
to Gcn. Scott.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-13

DAME ATTAoE OF TWO CoSFED AsATs STEANERs G,
. TUs FuErs AND FEEsT AT HArTEBAs.- From Felia,
JIe source We gain the following information il
regse1 To- the MOVEMENTS of our embryo nsva
force IL aud about the Carolina waters
Ca the morning Of the 9th inst the steamer
Raleigh, commanded by Lieut. Commanding w
Alexander, sad the prize steamer Fanny Jas. l.
Fay lor Commanding tlstely turned over 60 the
Secesh Government) ran in most under tie guns
of the forts and feet at Hatterss and invited tht
vandsls to test of metal By Sending them invita-
tons numerous. and we hope fl ctlVe IN the shape
of rihso 80 FOUNDERS and other equally destructive
missiles Nothing, however, was accomplished, ex
cept by one two shells hich, bursting IN rather
close proximity to the fleet, caused very percep
Eible commot10n among them.
\ snkee cummings IS Southern pluck did not il
this case avail They, WIKI the heavy ordnance
which their vessels are well known 30 carry, a /
though they tried b. firing blank charges and shOt
range guus to eDtice oCr little craft within range
Of The raanihilators," were unable 50 &C do; whIis
the t1domitahle courage of 6ur -mosqnitOes" nas5t
every insertion Of their bills effective as TAR as car
be sscertained- NslobsTTy(8 ~ Progress.
Carr R6eNTREE's COMPANY Capt VIZ RouNTREE's
fine Cavalry .COmpsny-the Harris Guards" went
into camp yesterday at the Nashville Race Course.
They have named their camp in honOs OF Gen
WHrTTHORNE, the galsnt and eficieHt Adiatsnt
General of the State. A few more recruits will
be received, if immediate application be made to
Cspt. RcEATBEE. No. IL Cedar street. err At Camp
WhItthorne
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the KoaxEiI.s Fire Arms Company, which wa
adopted.
1be b,llss thus amended, sss then passed
Ne. isG- T:c4iEte the levy Of execution,
slt prevent the sacrifice Of property.
! Mr. ELLIS tfred ~ ame dment to the bill u
perft II and Obyia.e constitutional objections q
It's provisi. ns.
Mr. hARrIN Of Shelby, offered an amendment
IN lieu ne pending smen6msnt. to give judgment
DEBTORS an additional eight months stay
sOa notion of NJ r AGbAND, the amendment in
lea was laid. nnon the table aa
MIR BIZ LER offered an smsndment to the
a1iendme Mt, providing that when any property is
ltvied upon which. Whe1 valued. amounts TO more
Ihsn the amount of the execution, the property
shall be sold and the creditor shall have the amount
OF bis debE as stOck in the properly and tie same
De held 'ibsly by debtor and creditor"
Pending the consideration Of which, the Honss
tocE
On motion Of Ar. DOsALDS0N, until half past
tao o'clock.
RELIEF FOR TIE P. oFLE.
the E use resumed che consideration Of House
Dill, No l90 70 rsgu ate the Levy of -sx, cutiOns
ana preVens the sacrifice of property the question
oeiDg on Nj Buffers EmendmeIt N
U motion VI Mr.. so @ERYILLE, the amendment
was laid up d the table.
The iesu3l vac then discussed ct considerable
iergth and peudius rs consideration, It's House
toUk
RECESS.
On motion of Mr.. NO iELEY, until seven O'Clock
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heading MATER o. Every Paas.
TERM GssAh LEussAATUhE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, DLoREBsR IA 1851.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, DLCFNBsR IA 1851.
The Senate net az Bine, o'clock, Mr.. Speaker
CBEAEHAA presiding. add after prayer by Ihe
Rev. DE-. Howell, the journal was read
MEMORIALS
Hf. CALDWELL presented memorial from Ger
tain owners OF Cotton milla, in henry and Carroll
counties q, king the exemption Of engineers said
mills from military duty. which memorial was read
and ordered TO Be transmitted TO the House
Or. McDEAR ION introduced memorial from
certain oItlEsns OF Gibson eouDty, praying the eX
empuon Of one not gun or me TO the head OF
families, from military service. which memorial
was resd and rs.erTed to the ComaEte0 on Military
Affairs.
RESOLUTION.
Mr MAXWEi introduced 8 resolution instruct
ing our Senators and requesting our kepresentS>
ilves in Congress, to vote Tor law Sbolishing all
foreign import CutieS en- goods. wares and mer
chaudse du, ire the present war Rules were sus
pended and the esolutiOn Wa adopted and ordered
10 be transmitted IS the Il uss.
NEW BILLS
Mr. HURST, bill TO change the name Of May
nardsvills Vi ion county, passed its frst reading
Dir HURST, & bill so improve public roads from
EnOxvile TO Cumberland Gap, for military pur>
poses passed Arst reading and referred TO the Com
mittse on Military Affairs. -
Mr BARROW, Senate bill No. log for the benehl
of the Tennessee Blind School. Passed its first
EeSel7g.
Hr LANE, No. IOs, to charter Tennessee Copper
R)liing Mills, passed on its first reading.
Third READING.
On motion of &r. DUNLAP the regular order OF
BUSINESS vas dispensed with and Senate bill No
l0I for paying Confed raEe Ssate War Tax was
taken up. Mr. Jones offered bill in lieu Where
upon on motion Of Mr hcAeely, so copies of the
bill in lieu vas ordered to be printed The consid
Grafton OF tho question wEs then postponed.
Ga motion 81 Hr 80 son Senate bill 81 70 en-.
Is &c the RI = Il REDEEM ptIon, etc;
Pending the discussion of winch,
On molten Of sir. Anderson tie So ate took
recess.
afternoon EsESIoS.
Tie SPEAKE called the Senate TO order ct half
psst two O'uicCk
kus Senate bail NJ ST vas resume d, which, sitter
various sm'ndment., va finally adopted ayes Il
nsss
On mutie1 Of Mr NcNEELEY the vote Of yester
day, psssI~g Senate bin NJ 20, was re con'Idered
After further m mt the bill passed the third
reading, rs Il noes
Huu.e blll No lO7 passed its first reading.
Ga motion. the otRAPe adj Jurued to nine o'clock
TO morrow morning.
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TINS WAR On Tbs CoAsF-HBAr rHs ~REIIGat,
GENTLE NAN" sAYs-The cit. yesterday was 6 leo
With f4tse and Exaggerated q ring rum Jrs for tho
prevalence Of when Es cGuld acc Bunr ia no satis-
factory wsy. except by suppOsIDg that Our olo
TREND Reliable" had aetuaily deserted The Virgin
IA Central Z tilro1d d come dOWn TO travel 10 anC
rrO on the Charleston sud Savanush tram. In
pressed with thu conviction, We sent yeral hour
haslDg most mechanically, every uRlueky Vighf,
ghO, D. coming from bey Ond the a hley had sno
cJed him. eli the suspicion Of beng Reliable -
,ud inslly. TO our intense delight We eeded IT,
bouncing upon our man II ugoOsOmed himself IL
u iOllOws:
On Thu sday evening Captsin Stephen iott
With detachment of the Beaufort AruIrry
(mOunted) started on an expedition 10 Port r VA
Leland, VITA Vie ~ of burnIg the cotton N re II
-uccee6ed admirably, d-strsy ing utterly NJ less
tran thirteen cUttOn houses, containing e. a.
gregAte Of upwards Of 500 &, at the who.s
amount Of cotton remaining upon the Isisnd.-
30 enemy was 60 be seen Captain Elliott deter
miaed 20 accomplish his work 70 the most thorough
manner; crossed Battery River In little canUe
accompanied only by two or three of bis men, and
h4vi reached Paris Ila1d, put tbs orch to the
hOUss OF D. Fuller well IS TO bis cotton
crop, which amounted TO about seventy btles
The work OF devastation berg thus complete. thu
gallant Captain joined his aoJl ers, with whom
he RETURNED 10 The man.
Ga Friday ngh. Col. " z Martin. at the head
n Company from his R-gmenE, crossed over t.
EOIL h9y Il isiA0u 10 reCOnnuItFe tAty hAd Te2t
I'd point know The R-dOubt' within about
me mile Of BesufOed, when they we5e sud- nsly
fred upon BY large body Of the enemy lying in
ambush At the first dre. Mr.. Osborne BsrnRtll
{ who accompanied the detachment as volunteer
~ ds) received fssh wouad 10 toe arm. Our
men retire sted a. first, but returIed in pUrsut
Of the emmy. At lass accounts they were stu
upon POTt RI, al leland.
Dr. Joseph Bjlhe wood, we learn, Gro ,sed over to
Lady's I'land. without escort, and set f-p u
ntIre buildings, crops, etc Chan lesion HsTcsTy,
D.csrb 2 O
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Desirable * teal Estate for sale.

OFFs2 tor sale Accommodating terms, my ygHy sss
be tact O. 80 cree Lar The stVls a. Oh Z DOoEa
Raj ruat eight nil Asshv s a the AItOch ntpat Ths
Il - cd ri thee EFF -EpT d
ash psnc TIE dwell ing is 90 br cs house y ID
bIi stctsI, mete Atut br u seTvaBtsh
viii 81 hUlses, AL b-nosoUgy cs for
ie -iOlt
For ts ms sppIy u v. In EGhrIs ne on The
pEeaIises.
noy24-1LaH JAMES '. RAYS.
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARx
F0R PRIVATE DTSEAsEs.


SApEsa Da- KING, foraSgly o. Esu Ysrk, Ter Dc
SsSSSE ys4rs % LsuSTiiIs, KsntasEy, gad Eho
Attention tie eaten Of private diseases
aFy geTrs Gaers himself b nz attended pFaefics ~ -
any years, cared many thouesnds b. suAblsd . 81
diseases nature 1attsF bow man b
-o in adcsus medical treatment from neglect Of hen own
r Kings DspsnsAry No . Dsadck bstEssn Cherrg
sod the 90 uars usrs be all deassof private naaF
9caORHEA cared wheat aAaoS1s Bsdns inssrtsrOos
ToU buHRsss-
sTCTuIEs sfod o. ssts, sseotzslly cured In fS
aays, b an operation when psa Where ssroTs
sEEt hss cannot b sleyed Perhaps dss RsrS
.isShief and undefnlRs8 the constitution - much
SYPHILIS, With all ths diseases o. rs ska growing cus
lsrf o. ha trsa rsst can sdectasy cured In Nv day
SEHnsAL WEAKHs, particular sttsntOn having ETas
mis- ssas and al irwin off, bruuzt
n 7auy sses the destructive OF nconsdsFstS
Youths and ipdulEsnCe d TIE VsEOnS neglect Of
shieh ill snSruine he substitution, FsndsrnE subject n
1Or basDess socstI, and caasiag pTeustuIeaa sge
t-hrrrr - dicultV IL
mas FsEf ASSURE Of Immediate ralisi.
Psrsons resiag $50 stating tnsR VI
q enclosed directed = Dr. EinG, Me- q Deadrek EFest
sashvilo Tens Eil n the ussaFy medicine 70 eef
dress nscessaEy i.t"n' Strict seoey obavsd onsS
TO- 'rr o'-ia-S n O. H0Enizg uEEl n u SFsass
-HonIsSs-Sks1y
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rior to the generality Of amateurs thar 10 convey
any idea of her singing Is OF necessity forced to
find counterparts in the queens CT the lyric stage
for though Miss Bang is. of course, DO pr1Ds dons
she posaes sss all the ?. quisites Of great Cne-rsa
dy 70 be developed could they BIAS lad q ele strO
like Garcia. e 7-EEJ1
The other ladiea sang well. and gave in thei-
presence and successful Efforts TO please much
pleasure 10 their numerous friends in the and.snc
Can't we have repetitiou2 l4,--
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TIE DAILY Single copies Of our paper can DC
mad at the cOxntng room q. Eve eenta. News 10Y.
and other dealers are Furnished ct two ard hall
eents PER copy. We make thiz statement bscsus.
are infornsd thst the news boys ere u the hasii
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more, al,
lodging that the paper costs them i've cents.
sep1s-dd
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ARTILLERY MEN WAITED Il am authorized BY or.
der from General GIDEON J Pillow. to recruit, for
the artillery service at Columbus Kentucky. have
authority to receive recruits for twelve month"; and
TO muster them into service Persons living in tn,
country and wishing to come to the city to volun-
seer, will be At no expense after they are sworn
into service All required inform rtion can be OBJ
tanned by calling st Asssrs N & F. CHxATHAH's,
corner Of College and Church streets.
J e. SACNDEBs,
declI-lH LieUtens ut in Artillery.
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FOr the war.

am, by authority, raising regiment FOB III
war. It is to be hoped that the struggle vii! b,
short, but whether long or short it is now evide0
that the people of the South have to eight it through
or consent to become the obedient slaves of North
ern 6espotisn. ---a .as I'D
will gladly accept the applications Of such
companies as are willing tc devote themselves to
the cause Of our Confederacy until its independence
is recognized.
will furnish good arms and al that tie resu
lations allow.
Those desiring to join the regiment viii address
me by letter or telegraph, or apply in person at
this place.
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Notlcs 90 Oorrespondepts,

NJ win special hvcr rsnds and eorespOa
&sah tAe divisions and eAaps OF tie
" tuID With all he gossip reSs proper to Be
placed SOTe TIE pa TO- We wish - make Paper bob
Iasiesng sod welcome visitor tie tent Of evsg soIdi
EgbEs battles independence Fhsr letters shoud b
addressed to Us :; Nssh1ie. Tens
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pss of feuds rrvrg from the dOaElcns King Lit
osbS who have copies the late Louisville ncnBSti
hsrhsn psPer R5i special bath surseves
Add e Pusc ~ savns fcsa eee, In EashYle with
the aSas Poabls We via chsrlly pay soy expense
aeIlrFel In 10 erri.9 them
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NASHVILLE EDGEFIELD, q KENTUCKY


S7RoUaR EoCrs 10 THs VAST AsD TAR SOUTH,
commencing Uednesd ~, Nov. 81, 1884.
Trains vii "a q. foIloEE
3 ) No mFhs EKprsss-Runs daily, Hakes csunerioru
Ter al points and s6lth. shofr and tine
Ii a. OtheFI
g. OF M-ErGght and Accom- nOdaon Tn DAILY (supdavs
eEoepei) Guns only g. OlaTktVilo.
MIN bis sEpr-ssE nyrs IN zshgls g. IO.I5P,N
Accumm iOu and Fsignt rains sTrivs al f2:sO P
hrou-h eight To- aea Ihs, &c, uesday, 1hu-s-
days add AtUrdAgs al 3:sU Fresht receive. up ne
sciock
ough TeFsts for oeLssS Street. Be OF fer Mspbi.
Hickman umDus, Humtoid JAcKsea, Mobile, Orsans
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