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For Rent.

yyVHR ser' Nos Sand g College street, being one Of the
most desirable stands "a the Oty. . -
Also for rent sale, the Convenient DWELLING No 2S Vine
atre t. containing eh Rooms, with kitchen servants
lfooms, &C. Enquire Ct W EIOabBUAb
I dscl02AEt 81 VINE street,
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THERMOMETER. SKY.

The observations are, far as possible, made be-
tween and in' the morning, l and 2 at noon, and
and in the evening.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
spso.sl Dspstsh 70 the Nashville unlaa and Arsrias

EPtlsI Dl7FaseN . Ne 4'Ia1FAIIS --ls-l -
RIcaH0SD, Dec. 2s.-The London Post says the
chances are now against the probability of war, as
Napoleon has offered his services as mediator.
Gen. SCOTS letter, published in London, asks q
discussion Of the legal point involved in the Mason
and slideI affair, and says it is good time to re-
wise the lss in relation to neutrsls.
LryEl roL Dle, lL--Oottou is frmer, with an
advsnc, Of established. Sales of the week So
900 bales; speculstOrs 1900; middag upland 1894.
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There are no Southern or Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns are now quoted as follows: 700 and
800, lie; 6Os, he 800, I3c; AGO. 14c per dozen.
Feathers are in limited demand at 25(93Oc per ID.
Whisky is held at s1.25@2.OO per gallon for
country and Sl9sllO for Nashville Rectihed
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FUNERALN NOTICE..

Tee friends aud scousintaness Of the las MJor FIN
LEY lvd to attend his funeral from Meg eudree church
this afteTn ICON st o'clock
Services ~ Rev. Do. HouIto1.
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Fifty Dollars Bounty MT
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR-to be attached to
Colonel john c. BURCH's Regiment. Good arms
and everything furnished allowed by the Regula.
tons. Apply at No %, Broadway Nashville, Ten
nessee. dec. 20, l m.
Patriot copy, aud charge this ofice.
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Lieut. J. X. MCCALL C. S. Army has been assigns
ed to duty in this city by order of Gen. JOHNSTON
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LNsrA1LAT1oN-The public exercises announced,
took place Friday evening, at the Masonic Temple
when the following officers were installed by P. G.
Master Gas. A FULLER.
CUMBERLAND LODGE.
S. kirkpatrick, Worshipful Master,
W, H. Morrow, Senior Warden,
CIV. Peden, Junior,
J. C. McBroy, Treasurer,
J. O. Bramsford, Secretary,
J. B. Moss, S ID.
J Pryor, L d.
E Fields Tyler,
PHGXK LODGE.
Morton B Howell, WorshiPful Master,
Henry Bowen. Senior Warden,
VIM. II. Cox, Junior Warden,
L D. Baker, Treasurer,
John Trenbatte, Secretary,
Joel Davis, Senior Deacon,
John Cook, Junior Deacon,
(. Fields, Tyler.
EDGETELD LODGE.
F. B. Hamlin WIN.
J 3. Garfield. S. W.
d B. Hicks, J. W.
J. A. Landlord, Sec.
G. H. Lereuer, Treas,
W. Murray, S.
w. J. Goostree, ]. D.
J. R. Splitter, Tyler.
At the close of the services an address was de-
livered by Rev S. D BALDWIN on the subject of Ma
sonry, its origin design and influences, which for
beauty, eloquence and power, we have rarely heard
equalled. The occasion was one CT peculiar inter
est to Masons, and We doubt not to the audience
generally.
We learn that copy of the address will be SC
licited for publication and trust that the engage
ments of DR.. BALDWIN will admit Of his writing it
out,
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ciou having feen az skened Of the intentions Of
Yankee gun boat 20 attack Confederate vessel
then lying In the harbor the batteries in the port
were put In an instant in state Of preparation for
firing upon the gun bost, and the garrison-fve
hundred men-were kept up all night, awaiting the
attack. We slao learn from Mr.. Fry that when he
left England, feet Of Merchant steamers were in
readiness to take immediate advantage of the break
ing Of the blockade, and open up lively trade with
the Southern States Richmond Dispatch, Dec. "a.
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WANTED-at this Office, boy who can fold pa>
peTs.
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Fresh Sausage Meat ana Tender Lsins
for Sale,
Families in want of Sausage Meat, Tender Loins
and Spare Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House
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Removal
Our Office has been this day removed 70 rooms
over Planters Bank.
E. II. BRUCE 4 Co.,
Beef and Pork Packers for Government.
decl:lm. GP
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Read Th1a.

AN offering desirable Re sdsuos N Lover
Edgeheld. Lot fronting 100 Oldham RsadeDcs
containing six rooms, besides II chen. house,
Aa VIII be sod chap i0g cash, good
and prompt purchaser EeE the time nvesg your payer
money. 1t 10 mos admirably asted sesidsnoo for
Ployes en- III railroads. Apply 70
A. v LTFDSLHY,
declI-lu s. CoIsgs strest.
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Rev. DR.. FELIX JOHNSON will preach this morning
and evening at the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church at the usual hours.
Ed. J, R GRAVES will preach this morning at lO3
o'clock at Fireman's Hall, No. T. in the rear of the
Capitol.
The Rev. DE-. SUMMERS will preach in the q Pres
byterisn Church at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and g P. H..
Dec. 20, 1861.
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cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We viii
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. NJ BRUCE Co., Agents c. s. A.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
THE PEOPLE DEMAND WAR!
SEWARD BEGGING TIME!
RumOIs and sPeCUIatiOns.
NEWS FR0m SSOURI
Cnws5Dr, EsnUI-ofS
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THE INsURAnCE OFFICE

W. J.. FEARR,
Opposite the Sewanee House, on College street, is
the place to obtain Insurance in some of the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. nov2O-tf
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..SOyernmeHt Notice.

Government NOtIces"
EHTE have this been appointed agents Of for e
w Confederate sateJ Of America for the purchasing and
packing Hogs and Cattle in and Tor this and GrkSVlls district
and all Of Kentucky and therefore, solicit calls and coespo
dence Of all parties having cattle and no SELL and
ference with authorized agents each and every county
II. BRUCE & CO.,
Nashville Nov. 9, '61.s2m Agents o. g. 4.
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HETEOROLOGICAh OBSERVATIONS,
For The Week Ending Saturday, 2sh of Dec, 1851.
By PAUL F. TATEL,
al the Union and American Block
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WHISKY and vinegar.
AM running IS bhs WHISKY and Is bbs Vinegar dli
n ~. For sAle a. cash prossty
WM' II. SMITH,
dece2-d2m No. 10 Market street.
Also
old Apple Praadg, 1859;
Mint UerdiA;
Rose Cordial;
Lemon Cordial;
Malaga Wine;
Cherry Brandy
West ]. dis Rum
Glazsd and OhaIk
WM II sNIIH,
dsc29-d2m No. 10 MaFket stsee
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Heading Matter on Every Page.
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Important from Europe!
France Ready to Recognise the
Confederate StateS.

INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
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Union Bank OF Tennessee
NASHVILLE, December l. 1881.
LOTION for eleven Directors The ensuing
y year, Will be held At the BANKING H0uSs, Mond s
9Th day Of JsauAry neat
dec I d ID J. COREY, CAIhiay.
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All the Prominent European Governments
Sustain England.
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.NNOUNCEmENTs
FOR sheriff.

For Sheriff.
are auihoIiz'd 10 fnuf pTce J. b. Hlf To IS :,
" sheriff OF Davidson County at the ensuing March el
= ~ - ' laeclQ-t.
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For hInT.

For Rent.
valuable farm 21I miles rom the city The house Is wed
"A furnished and the furn tuI can be had desired,
Ia farming in pemsnE, wagons sc, also for sale.
Also commedious Emy carriage, buggy and horse,
esl nich and eeEp fodder aud hay, will also b
sold Apply to this Cfice dec2l-du
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For Rent

THE large store house present. occupied By BessTs
SMITH, situated Market Brad stEeet. AppF u
JoHN n. La.
Dec 81 Is6l,' Ne. &c North Vine Street.
tE3R
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For Hire.
an Tuesday, Dist Inst viii hire he Fubiis RcaAEs,
~ seven negro MO, four women and girl Ter
the year Ise2 Terms maze the day Of hiring
n JOHNBrUnt
dsc25-dtd Guartisn FOR J. B. Olaigtssd.
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important NOt1Ce.
TE undersigned hereby informs the people q s Confs
crate States Of America, that ne Tally prepared
Fish them all the Stoves HolloEWsTe, Mil Gearing,
Wheels and all other castings that hey nay 1eed and Aso do
any amount Of machine work for them, taK
teOSvs Foundry and Machine chops, located Kno1vs
Tenn. A. L. MAXWELL, ia.
uecI3-dl
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General order No. 81.

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Fifty dollars Bounty MI

Columbus, KY, December 9th, 1851.
dec IL
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For WbarfuGasfer.
TOBIAS WOLFE Is q candidate for W~hs-fmaster
Election sCth June. mrIa-d
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WNN NNHL0 n
The Norfolk argus Of the 1eth inst, hasth'

The Norfolk Argus Of the 10th inst, Rasths
BollowiBgs
We were much pleased with the looks Of
things, on a recent visit to the navy yard.
Commsdore Forrest and the officers OF the
ward, with the most willing worSmen IN any
cause, have made it impregnable BY any num-
Der Of troops Lincoln may send to capture H.
The formidable batteries Of heavy ordinances
on Iand and on board the frigsts United states,
effectuslly defend any approach to St Helena,
and a like battery is IN rapid progress he
gallant volunteers from Petersburg are person.
ally clearing the grounds near st. Helena and
their removal Of the trees and bushes gives fair
range for moving down regiments OF The ene-
nv with grape and canister shot from the
guns Of the irigste and the sloop of war, and
the land bstterirs.
The approach to the yard through Ports
mouth is defended bya powerful and ingenious
battery If heavy ordnance, resembling a eta
del, planted on the high mound greatly en-
larged and strengthened) which covers the i'm
mense reservoir In the yard. Il towers above
the surrounding houses, and viii rake down,
at several miles distance, legioHs Of men
marching IN an open space unprotected byany
defense against the iron hail. And those who
escape the psliing storm Of cannon balls will
meet death from the balls Of the rifle and mus
ket poured through the loop holes Of the high
and strong walls Of the yard, By unsrring
marksmen.
This defense, and the various powerful de-
lenses Of the harbor, have been planned by the
popular aud skilifrl Gen. Gwynn, under whose
protection We really put our lives andfortunss
We learn that be will soon have bis outposts
and advanced lines %sntrenehed, and a breast
work erected on the old lines Of 1872, which
will make the defensss Of the city complete.
This is the real condition Of our defenses.
w make no secret - it, and any Of Ltneoln's
spies who report to the contrary will report
falsely.
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FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
mrlg
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For HharfUmasLeT.
BEN. &. ATKINSON il a candidate for te ONCE Of
Wharf-maEtcr. Election 9th o. June mrlO-td
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from PensaooIa--more TToOPs--Ea.
Ths following letter to the Mobile -daUer-
Hssr furnishes the latest intelligence from Pen
sacola and vicinity:

PENSACOLA, May Is.
Six hundred troops from Georgia and Ala
bama arrived to-dgy. They are The advanced
gua-I % tgo thousand recently ordered to
Ills lent. They will increase Gen. Bragg's
commsnd 10 about ten thousand-every enc Of
them q man. The new levies are all well uni
forned-among them the "WsrTior Guards
Of Tuscaloosa.
The popularity Of the war still continues,
and, as al evidence, I will state that & gentle
nah Of wealth, who has herstofors been una
bic to connect hirs.'s with a caVslry corps,
came down and ofsre4 Two hundred dollars
for the place Of a sick soldier, likely to be
discharged. he was respectfully informed
that recruits were not needed, and If they
were, there wee 2 score ahead Of bis apph-
cation.
Gen. Bragg has "sbat down" on visitors to
his camp. The vast crowd that have poured
into the city within tie last few DAYS, sud
created such a confusion in camp, has driven
him TO this stringent measure. His troops
have enough labor and duty to perform without
being annoyed 70 death in watching after and
examining daily the "passss2 Of hundreds Of
strangers. This, at fret glance, looks harsh;
but 10 reasonable person, en- reflection, c1n
find fault with the order. Persons who have
business can visit the quarters Of the troops
by special permission.
A three masted schooner, flying the United
States flag, anchored with the feet this mern-
ing. She is probably from KEY West with
vegetables, whisky, and old newspapers FOR
the squadron. Newspapers are always the
first things inquired for of every vessel they
overhaul.
A British ship arrived of the bar this even
ing. Ibsve not been able to ascertain up to
the present hour what decision the fleet mad,
in her esse-suppose, however, she viii com,
Up. There are none but British AID Norwe
gisn flags now in port.
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
n TIE NOS SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years in Memphis.

INFORM the public in general that he is prepared
4 to treat all diseases, but especially those which art
pronounced incurable, and called chronic.
Els treatment Of Cancers Is without any rival, BE-
cause they will Be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and hbers, emily BY cons utonAl treatment
without oaustlos and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according to the most i'm
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Gout, O~phthalmia, Fistula in Ans, scrofula
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery. Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fits, Eapeworm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of th'
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of the Ky
and Ear, and give particular attention % all Femall
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes Who are Afflicted with any OF the above
diseases viii be cured, and can ind good board and 90
o9mmedations while under treatment at the doctors in
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention Of patience at 5 distance
that il they are not prepared to consult the doctor per-
s8aably, by writing 10 him, with an exact account Of al
the symptoms Of the disease medicine WILDE forwarded
BY Adams express.
pom ia LenoW's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east OF Main.
Inhrmary on Unioa street, east Of the bayou, at Dr.,
Spiege's private residence.
Br. O.. Spiegci has, in his thirty years B~raCtioe, e+
pecially on chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
Success. He has in his possession ever ave thousand
care diseases whish are By the most successful praci.
tioners pronounced incurAble.
Re also makes II his especiai practice te treat all pi-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in a short time
40 natter OF how long standing, nor Of what nature.
All Dr.. spiegel asks from the AFFLICTED is 3 fair trial
then all the reference he will give will be a speedyesr'
70 them
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, maybe seen 1t the Doctors once. Gs1s-sm &,
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RP9saO9,ME.
The Chief Among Medicines

D-REETLINGKR's Luz EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
ID I'LL N B~AEnETION "a purely ~vegetabls
preparltion) stands a. the head or all curative agents,
in cases OF Scrofala, Enlargement Of the Joints, Chronic
rheumatism, Eruptions Of the Skin, Nsttls Rash, Tet-
ter, Indigestion OF Dyspepsia Nervous or Bilious
Headache, S~yphlitic or Aercurial Diseases, complaints
incident to females; in short, FOR all diseases arising
from 8 deraaged condition Of the digestive organs, an
inpure state Of the blood, or the iniudiclous use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe it in preference to any other
Alternative in use.
For sale by J. B. FILLS
No. 3 Poplar street,
no2a-Sm west Of Ovsrtnn hotsl.
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DAEAwAT trur nv plantation. nine milesRN
n south. wesi oi Memphis, q mulatto man by
the name 81 NICK. He Is about Elk feet high,
and viii welsh $50 or 10 pounds; has the appear-~
snce OF an Indian, high cheek bones, straight hair,
slow 20 speak, though positive left about tbe drs. Of
March last. win give me ahovs reward II caught and
secured 50 j get MIN agaia.
o O. WEAVER
ur2-fm Hemnhfs. Tenn.
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1900 bxs, Window Glass, as'd sizes,
Is brls. SPts. TuFpeRtlne,
50 Resin,
20 t" Alcohol,
geo bush. Red clever Seed,
200 " Herds Grass,
200 Blue Grass,
so Orchard Grass,
200 Spring Wheat,
Usage Grange,
LuCeTne,
White Clever,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
RHCkWheat,
1000 buSh. MIlIet, to arrive,
500 50 hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke s. Whites Congress Water,
Louisville Arteslan Well Water;
Fine Perfgmeries,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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THE HARTFORD INSURANCE CO.,
CHARTERED A. d. 1870.
T,Hz eldest Insurance Company doing business in the
Il SoHth.

/ 'H soS 1l6s'' insurance company ''''s 'uA'4'' IL ''
CASH CAPITAL ASSETS, s1,oO5,OOO.
This company rests it claims 10 patronage On the fol-
lowing facts;
U-Ii has been doing a legitimste Insurance buSi-
meas for Hal A CENTURY.
It has acquired an eaviable reputation in regard
T. fair dealing, equitable adjustment ard prompt pay
ment OF losses, which acquirement il & guarantee that
IL will never diviate from its former course, and jeopar-
die a character 90 long and deservealy enjoyed
It possesses bana ade means 10 he extent OF .
MILLION OLLAR
p Il has twenty thousand dollars il Tennessee State
bsnds deposited with the comptroller, ~ an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
20 its policy holders in this State.
~ II contributes largely toward the revenue Of this
State by annual payment OF taxes en- license.
Property holders wishing to protect their property By
8 policy Of Insurance in a really solid company, one
that viii stsnd Up boldly and pay every INST oiain
against ii, LEI come what may, viii accomplish Eheir Oh
ject by applying atthe age1oy Of this c5mpsnF.
Ones Nc. ,, Bank Buildings, Main street, Memphis.
:. +. CHADWICK Agent.
Joseph Nash, Of Nashville, State agent for States Of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas, viii
attend to the prompt adjustment and payment Of losses
n his district. mr9
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The AimwslI Stories.
The Young Yoyagsrs. By Capt. Reid
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant, By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Ha1ry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammal Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
HOoker's Illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders
A Voyage in the DARK.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tTated.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annis's Prinnsr.
Queens and Prineessss Of France.
Constance and Edith; Or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
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Fog. Rent.
Common Law Court.

lNon-resident attachment
Cfor debt-ssOO.2 %.
Daniel W. Wright.
A 7 the February term, 1851, OF the Law side sf the
n common law and chancery court Of the city OF Mau-
phh, it appeared that defendant was a nsn-resident Of
the State OF Tennessee, 1t was therefore ordered t1st
publication and stay be made as required By l. W, ana
that defendant appear at OF before the second Monday Of
June next, 1861, and plead, answer OF denur to plain
tin's declaration, or judgment, by default viii be taken
against htn.-[4 weeks, $500.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
By A. J. WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
Brown Frazer, attorneys tor plaintiff mr1-4v
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ro,prpos AND S~UBMAEIEE B~ATTERiEa
bspuv 10 be Informed that among Tho
5sfenses Of the Elizabeth and Nance
49, - these admirable eoatriFancss
e. living an unexpected hoist to an invading
acct In one place, We arc Informed, TIE wo5k
~ usst squadron that ever doated on the
uue y h leo said that the same coniTi~
M sifher baFs been or are about to be
saA1 st vat..1s places along the coast
sIfe ss-+sries around Norfolk are 10 tiP-tor
li~ and any demonstration upon thai
e-+rt W.. be net IN a manner that will make
80 III DE next generation Of YirginisnR
9TH delight when they open that illn-
res maze OF her history.-RiehmOsd Dis.
-
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BIIDERY!
JACOB G. WARD

RE SPEC gsl555. i5S1 {. Bsy :. e 5o1 his HI
Il No. 1875 Main street, opposite the ClsyEf
Building, where he Is prepared 10 serveN
the public with thing in his line. Blank Bsoss
q every description, with or without printed hesds,
made 70 order.
Having one Ct the most approved ruling ma-l--ss ne
Is prepared 70 DO any kind Of ruling. Parlcuiar aden-
ton PAID to the binding Of mnsic and al Kinds q PERI
odicals, either plain or in extra style.
An order rom the city or country will receive
PROMPT attention. AGO G. WARD,
lss Main street, opposite Clay Buliting, 90 floor,
ms~ql Memphis. TenE.
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Pensncola.

By the arrival Of a gentleman, direct from
Pensacola, We CLEAN tie following particulars
Of affairs 81 thai now interesting point:
He Informed rs that 50 far as an attack on
Fort P!ekens Is concerned, no information 70
be relied or can be obtained. It is generally
believed, though, that 10 demonstration viii
be attempted fc- ne time 70 come.
The Confedtra.s States troops row gathered
there. amount 10 between nine and ten thoss
sand men. They are all IN fine spirits, and
general good feeling prevails. The health OF
the army Is very good.
Ia Fort Pickens H-r- arc geo men. This
statement is po5-Te; as lie Anowiedge of it
was OBJ aimed through the two men who de-
serted from Fort Plckens about a week ago,
10 q light skif, an account Of which appeared
in our paper at The time. They also stated
that they bad been pressed into service at Fort
Pickens; they were enlisted ia New York 20
90 10 the frontiers Of Texas and fight the In
diaus here; and they had no idea Of anything
eisc a.tl they we're landed at Pensacola. They
say there are 800 men In Fort Pickens, who
rRegTbsRRsTE there under the sans cir
E -. sn8 $ho would desert at any mo-
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