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We are author Zed 10 announce JOHN G. FARRTN
TON a candidate 70 represent the lOh COngressioI
District Of rennes ee, delegate in the Congress
the Confederate states ieiq-tep
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The Return OF President Davis from
the Field OF Victory
BIS SPHEUH At KIUH HMUNp.


The Richmond Dispatch, Of the oath, has the
following account Of the Presidents speech:
President Davis returned to Richmond last
evening. An immense concOurse Of people
assembled in front of the Spots wood house and
voclferously called for bis appearance. He
finally presented himself, and addressed the
mul itude in glowing and eloquent alIusiOns to
the brilliant occurrence of Sunday.
He described the brilliant movement of Gen.
Johns on from Winchester to Manassas, and
with fervid feeling drew a graphic picture Of
the struggle Of the wearied soldiers of that
gallant command for seven hours with the
heavy columns Of the enemy. After paying
most honorable tribute to Gen. Johnston, who
seized the colors Of a regiment and rallied
them to the flag of the Confederacy, be alluded
to the glorious manner in which Gen. Beaure-
gard came to the support of his comrade in
! arms, and at late hour relieved him OF the
odds against hich be was contending. Each
OF these two able and cOHsummate command
ers, though not imprudently or idly exposing
their persons where it was unnecessary, yet,
when their presence was demanded, gallantly
| dashed before the lines, and by their personal
courage anl example terminated the ranks
whenever they were shaken.
The President, in a delicate manner, al
| lud to bis own appearance upon the field,
.
soldiers of the Confederscy. Men, be said,
who lav upon their backs, wounded, bleeding
and eXhaus ed, when they saw him pass,
though they could do nothing else, waved their
hats as they lay, and cheered for JEFF. Davis
and the South. When the ranks had been
broken and the men someWh scattered,
when they saw the President of the South in
their midst, shouted that they would follow
him to the death, and rallied once more for
the last and successful onslaught.
The President alluded also to the immensty
and extravaganza Of the outfit which the enc
my had provided for their invasion. PTovis-
ions for many lays; knapsacks provided with
every comfort; arms the most perfect; trains
OF wagons in numbers which the mind could
scarcely comprehend, and ambulances for the
officers stored with IuXuries that would aston
ish our frugal people whom these minions Of
the north had taxed for seventy years, attend
ed their marching columns. But the columns
themselves were scattered and chased, like
harss, from the battle ground, throwing away
and leaving behind everything hey could get
rid of, and leaving us all The equipments we
have described as the trophies of victory.
The President concluded with a glowing trib-
ute to the gallantry OF the soldiers of our ar
my, invoking the praise and blessing Of the
country upon them. He reminded the people,
however, that the enemy was still in strong
force, and that much hard fighting was yet be-
fore US, urging the country 60 unremitted dill
genee in pushing on the war.
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We are author zed to announce JOS. R AOSBY q
candidate for a seat in The Confederate Congress.
jy7 te
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special Dispatch y the Cincinnati GszsHel
WASHINGTON, July 24-The flag Of truce
! has been returned from the enemy. They re-
| fuse to permit our surgeons to 90 on the field
or allow ambulances within their liles, but
state that they win take good Gaze Of ouT
wounded.
II now appears that large number who
were supposed to be killed were captured
while attending the wounded at CenterVille
hospital.
This afternoon there has been large move
ments Of troops arriving and departing. This
has given the city an animated look and re-
moved the gloom Of the past few days.
A number OF three months men are leaving
tonight. There are II, 900 Of them here with
acceptances.
Nearly one hundred regiments have rendered
their services since the defeat Of Sunday.
There is no interest in congress since the
battle. But little legislation was accomplished
| to-day.
Special to the New York word.l
Prof. Lowe N de balloon reconnoisane5
to-day near FalPs Church, and reports that
the enemy are largely encamped between
the ensmy's pickets and ours, and came neal
being caught.
Other rebel prisoners were brought in to-
day. Among them is Col. Bartlett, OF the
Fifth Mississippi.
Special t. the New York Hsraldl
The rout Of the zIst has virtually thrown
| the government back to the defenses occupied
| three months ago. No more offensive opera
| tions from this city NAV be expected before
| fall. The sevsre lesson Of Sunday has induced
| the president and the members Of the cabinet
| to enirust General Scott hereafter with the ab'
| solute control OF military matters.
Tho secretary Cf has accented A Tegf.
ment Of cavalry raised in st. Louis. They
will be mustered into service August 1st.
All letters accepting regiments, written
since the battle of BULBS rnn, contain The
following: "YOur regiment is accepted, with
the distinct understanding that this depart.
ment will revoke the commissions Of all on
GERS who may not prove competent for com
| mand.'
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The Evening Bull
| Ietin has an interesting statement received
from the lips Of wealthy Virginian, residing
a few miles from Manassas Junction. HI
| witnessed the battle Sunday, and describes tht
! conduct of The fedeTals as hTave aud daring IL
every respect. The Black Horse Cavalry, tht
| crack regiment of Virginia, was most terribly
| cut up. Only two hundred out of the regi
ment were saved.
Our informant says it was a most fortunate
! thing that we did not drive the rebels beyonC
/ Manassas, Tor within two miles of the rear o.
| the Junction the ground for many acres il
/ mined in the most artistic manner, and tuns Of
gunpowdeT placed there AOur informant think
! that the government is not aware of the eXten
| of the rebel preparations to destroy our troops
| Upward Of 1900 negroes were employed t.
work on the intrenehments at Manassas, anC
about the same NUMBER on those at Rich
! mond
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FOr CNngPess.

RoLFE >. SAUSD sRS IS a ca .dBs.se Tor Floating
Representative in tbs state Legislature, from the
counties OF Shelby, Fsyette and rpton. Election lst
OF August. ltef
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n OA . dtu e -.

we are authorized to announce WM. II. STEPHENS
a Candidate for Judge Of the Fourteenth Judicial
Circuit composed OF the counties Of Henderson, Hay
wool and Madison to Ill the vacancy occasned by the
resignation Of Hon John Read jyl7-t te
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IhN .fcrfR.
SMFRFFF1S .FOTFCE.

VETAS committed 10 Jail at COvlugtou, Upton a.
w county, Tennessee, Oa the 18Th Inst, EE-4S
GRO BOY, who says his name Is Billy, and that u
belongs to VIM. Johnson. of Memphis, Fennes-@A-@s
see Said boy II Is years Of age, light copper SOL
or sbou Eve feet high and will welsh about 40 lbs
The owner hereby requested 70 t0rw ird prove
property pay charges and take him away, he viii be
dealt with as the law direcjs.
DAVID c. SLAUGHTER,
je30-d4w Sheriff and Jaller, Tipton Co, Tenn.
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Col. JoRK PEGRAM.-The stand made by
this gallant officer at Rich Mountain, with 300
Of his comrades, against Lincon's hordes OF
Vandsl Yankees and Virginia tories, has been
compared to that made by Leondas and bis
brave followers against Xerxes and bis Persian
herdes at the pass of Thermopo'e. Toe Raj
eigh Register, edited by John W. Syme, says
Heroic conduct is what might have been
expected from John Pegram. Being a native
of Petersburg, we have known him from in
fancy, and enjoyed close intimacy with bis
late lamented father, Gen. James W. Pegram.
Better and mere chivalric blood than that Of
John Pegram never coursed through the veins
Of any man. Col. Pegram's military educa-
ton was effected at West Point, where be
graduated with the first hon0rs. Since then
he has Travelled in Europe, where be had the
finest opportunities Of studying military aP-
fairs on the largest scale. We earnestly hope
thatb bis captiVity-which was purely accident
al-will be Of short duration.
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hereby announce myself candid te to represent
You in the Senatorial branch Of the Legislature
comprising the counties Of Madison BsyEoo Lander
dale and Upton. D. B. THOMAS
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A TIMELY AND GENERAL 0FFER.-We
learn that Gov. Moore yesterday telegraphed
to Richmond to offer the services of fifteen or
twenty, or as many more il needed, Of the
free eolored women of this cityto act as nurses
for those Of our brave soldiers wounded in the
battle Of Manassas. There is no better nurses
in the world than those who practice nursing
as business in this city, and they would un-
doubtesIy,be preferred by those Louisisnians
who may have been wounded. We have not
heard whether the offer has been accepted, but
we trust it may BEN o. Crescent, 25tk,
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For state Senator.

We Authorized to announce r. RAGLAND Of
Dancyvie, a candidate to represent Fayete county
in the next Legislature.
iv2i-tes
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For Judge.

We are authorized 70 anE5uuce Hon. ". G. DUNLAP
candidate to represent the counties OF Fayette and
shelby in the Senatorial branch Of the next LEGISLATURE
Of Tennessee. jyl7-tes
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For EInnfer.

We are athorized to announce INO. S. DICK ASON.
ESQ, for tee Legislature at the ensuing eecoI-Au-
gust lat ivI8 tee
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For the LegisIatuPe,
For The state Senate

We are authorized to an 4Juncs BENJAMIN POW
ELL a candidate to represent Shelby coUBty in the
lower branch Of the state Legislature Election first
August next iyl6-tes
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NE "a Y y Il q.

VTAvING sold our stock OF Bsoas, Stationery, etc. to
u MT h. Wade Il Co., after thanking friends and
the public for the very liberal PATRONAGE extended to
u.s. we most cordially solicit for the firm continu-
sncs Of their favors. Respectfully,
GEO. PATTISON & 60.
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For the EegisIaTuFe.

We sre authorized to anuouu R. Il. NORRIS (the
worSrg mans candidate) for the legislature al the
ensuing election. yt3-tea
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We are authorized 10 announce r p. SGCRLOCK,
ESQ candidate for Judga Of the Fourteenth Judi
cai Circuit, composed OF the counties Of Haywood
Madison and Hen5ersl Election first Thursday Of
August. jyl7-dzwte
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As you perceive have purchased the stock OF Books
and Stationery OF Messrs. Geo Pattson & Co. pur-
pose conduct the business Ender the and style
ST H. Wade Co. Most respectfully do solicit for the
house 8 share OF public patronage
js6 HENRY WADE
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For the l,egislafure.
For the LegisIafmre.

SAMUEL p. WALKBR, Of shelby cOunty, is 8 can
did1te for the State LegislatureOusa Of Re 1reseut
tives. Election Is. August iylq-te
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Iokes of the TImcs.

VIRGINIA RAcEs.-Ths quarter stretch was
won by Lincoln's bay horse Mcclellan. The
four mile race was won by JEFF. Davis Louisi-
ana brown horse Beauregard. The old veteran
Of the field, Scott, was distanced His weight,
consisting OF editorial warriors and civilian
generals, ru ned him.
McDowelPs run is the best on record.
Quick TIME.-An editor in Washington
says: &" We are indebted to a gentleman direct
from BULBS run, for important information in
adUance Of the Grmv!"
Lincoln, Seward, & Co. ought to be
satisfied. The grand army saw JEFF. Davis
rebels haRging-oB their rear.
The rear of McDoweIps army fed without
firing gun, or meeting an enemy. The front
fought bravely. Reverse the tanks the Yam
KEGS in front and the Irish in the rear, and
diyi the bit will one Of them escape! The
Emerald boys would bold them to their post.
The Yankees we're always celebrated for
their Inventive genius. The late battle proves
it. They have invented more excuses for their
defeat than Beauregard can give for his vic
tory.
If Gen. Mcdowell was as good at billiards
as be is in military affairs. it ia supposed that
al his first attempthe would succeed in making
great run.
On the return of the grand army to Wash
ington, the president visited number Of regi-
ments without receiving a salute. Ttey were
in a condition to present arms.
The Fire ZDuaves, who, at the commence
ment Of the rout, were in the front Of the bat
tie, are said TO have been the first to reach
Washington,
The "Grand Army'' during the late rout,
threw away their arms and accoutrements,
thereby convincing the world that they were
not able to hold their own.
The brave Irish were deserted at Manassas
by their Yankee friends. How the Lincoln
ties love the Irish as long as they can get
them to fight their battles!
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AIstRlRnG0us.
For the LegisIaIure.
For Constable.

J. r. ALGGE is q candidate for FlOstsr, represent
ing the counties of Shelby Fsyetie and npJJu 10
Lagi, ,lature. ElectIon LIST O. august. jy2s-teH
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Peer rae RFgEstaTure,

We are authorized 10 announce T. R SHERROD, ol
Upton county candidate for the Office OF State Sen
sor for the District composed Of the COUNT es OF Aad
son HAYWOOD Laudsrdsle and TiDt0u iyl6-wts
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For tho Eaeizsafure

We are authorized to announce =. =. PALMER for
Constable in the Fourteelta Civil pistrist. Election
July 27th. iy73 tes
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JAMES " HALL OF Upton county is a candidate
aVd Tfpton cOun'ies jyi9-tee
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Fer the legislature.
FOR the Legislature,

SAMUEL T. TAY LOR Upton unity is candi-
date TO represent Madison. Haywood, LauderdHe and
Upton counties, in the State senate. jyIE-tes
West Tennessee Wlig, Avalanche Bulletia and Ar
-r1sr III aana.c n n IL .fN.a
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Fer Judge.

We are auth 1riz9d to announce JOHN G. HEBRON
OF Shelby county candidate for the State Legisa-
ivI6-taN
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Fnr nc Eegisiafure.

We are authorized 10 announce tHOMAS g. SMITH,
Esq, Of Brownsville 8 candidate for Judge Of the
Fourteenth Circuit, in place OF Hoa. J-hu Read re-
signed. Election THURSDAY, August lst jyl3 dawte'
For the Legislature.
B. N. ESTES is canIIIate represent Shelby
County in the lower House OF the next Leg .lature.
jy13-te
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For the legisIature.

We are GuthOr1Zrd 70 announce the tue Of SAMUEL
II. COWARD a candidate for the Floating Repre-
sentative in ;he State legislature from the Of
Fayette She by aud TiDtOn jyi0-tef
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A NOBLE WoMAN.-We learn from pri-
vate letter that Mrs. Magruder, wife Of Capt.
Magruder, and daughter of Col S. Fouche, of
this city, is at Winchester, Va, visiting the
sick Of her husbands company, and that
she is otherwise giving all the assistance in
her power TO cur glorious cause. She has with
her Mrs. Warren, sister of Capt. Magruder,
and wife Of Lieut.. Col. Warren, of Virginia
regiment.
Mrs. NJ is the same lady who was compli-
mented several weeks ago in the Virginia pa
pers, who went from Georgia with the Rome
Light Guards, and who was armed to the
teeth" She says in late letter to a friend in
this city, ''I would rather be soldier than a
oldier's wife. Rome SOuthsrHer, 18Th.
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FO- COngress.

We ave authorized ana reQueste to announce R. G
PAYNE as d candidate for DELEGATE to the Congress
the Confederate States OF America which assemblies
Richmond ON the 20-h DAY os JnIv next. isls-le
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We are authorized 10 Announce 4. 4. CURRIN, ESQ
OF this city a candidate to represent this CongesOna
District in the Congress Of the Confederate States
tba aDs-iug aIartioD {aIS
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For COngTess,


We are authorized ta announce J D @. ATKINS
a candidate TOR the Confederate Congress from
Ninth Congressianal District. je29-td
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We are authorizsd % announce n B. HILL,
Trenton, as a candidate for the ouiederate Congre
from the Ninth Congressional District Je22 tides
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We are suthoriz'd snrousce the name OF g,
RICHARD B SOME4ViLLg, ot TiptJn county, as
Candidate for the Floating Representative in the ST.
legislature from the counties o, F1yette, Shelby q
Tipton. tv5 te'
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CHANCERY SALE OF 4
VALUABLE
Tract Of Lama.

nURSUAET to decree Of the ChsEcery Court e
Il Memphis, rendered November term, 1867, in th
case Of Roswell Hme L sah B. Heyliu, william G
Lane and others, I will, On
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Fer congress.

I RVE NbHbItBss
| WIN. AVERY is candidate 70 represent the 10th
Congressional District the Congress Of the Confede
| rate States ie1S-te
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7. A. NELSON, Esq.,, President Of the bank Of ws'
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE ESD, supsrintsndentOi the city schooi
DR.. P. 8. JONES, (Arm Sheldon, Jones Co.,
<. Il. YERGER, Esq., Attorney at Law.
J. KNOX WALKER, Esq,
JOHN HAMILTON, Esq.,
n. r. CHEW, Esq,
P. J. FINNIE, Esq,
E. 3. HAMMOND, Esq,
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We are authorized 70 aunbuuce ". MUNFOB
ESQ as a caud date TO represent the county Of 5hel
in the lJwer EOnss Of the State LEGISLATURE jy9te
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For the ElegisletNre.

We are authorized 10 announce the name OF &c
MARTIN, OF Shelby county, as candidate for Re
sentative in the State Legislature, from tse count
Shelby jy6 {
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We are authorized 20 announce W. p. BOND, Of Hay
wood candidate FOR Das=ats 10 the Confederate n
gEeEs, from the Tenth Congressional District jyste
Papers ia the district .py.
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TIE DEFEAT ACKEOwLEDGED BY THE NORTH
ERN PRESS.
The statements Of the northern press rela-
five TO the battle at Manassas, are beginning
to reach US; ana from the extracts which we
subioin. it will be seen that they acknowledge
their defeat TO have been Of the most disas-
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REFERENCns.
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ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2 South
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the Directors.
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, Pres't.
nov GEO. FAlRCHILD, Sec'y.