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VIM. c. Higgins vs. Sarah Higgins and others.
DURSUANT to decree the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, at November Ter -, 1860, In the case of
w. C. Higgins Sarah Higgins and others, will Of
fer at public sale Monday. the 4th day of Febru-
airy, 1861, at VIM c. Higgins Residence, IL miles
from Nashville, Franklin College and stones
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

7 HE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
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spetial Notiees.
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia jam
dice.
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Fever and Ague Tor Cbiiis and Fever
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NOVENEsTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departures OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHArrASooGA-3s3O A IL, 2. n
TzSSEsszE kAIABAxA-3:OO p n
LOUISVILLE & NAzavuX-2:15 A. NJ, 2:t r
GaiIztinExpress $500 P. II
NASHVILLE & DEcKTrE-7:0" A. n, ESQ P. n
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LAS Office adjoining the residence OF Capt. Stock
IL ell, Cherry street, and resides at NO. "a Vine
street, between Church and Broad. janIS-tf
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A--,x.Iof Pa..eneer Trains.

NASHVILLE & CaATTASooGA-5s3O P NJ, 8 A. u.
TxSSEssEE ALABANA-l 0:0O A u.
.IorEyIIz & SAsavuE-5:00 A NJ, $500 p
Galatn Express $3.50 A n
NASHVILLE DEcaTuR-t:l5 NJ, 1:i5 7. u.
EDGEyIELD 4 KDTUCKY-IO:1 s A NJ
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. y sii- original Inventor. r.
~ prlucsF;cs u TIE prac-
= - suited ~ Htter, b ad-
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= = u charge Tor triai. . 1nY
s.e lik A>l,kf'N o1Iers n a
ga <erycus Hrbih1s, Serefch, I
2 tic sBz ,lerenf1zi sflc<1ionsv =
>p.ae. k;ineys ana b.ad&eF
sslr nsd sHeecy cure. fclnai6
irregularities, and all diseases
- IN TIE urethrs. Fstulz and
"a lie .n7e Instruments o. baIsi-
} rs u peFserfi and frnfunnikask
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD,

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II RlP ior tlAe cure .. taI..s. sshenm, Ery-
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pare State The Bioas - EFFElTlyc
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it Is the tresr1: piosl str.-ssf fvssetan and
ell WHO slllictcd wlI., 80 named dis.
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diseases iTotB the System. out on the
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S,iTes, Isit,r isisigss t-s hi bans and
Frst 81 = IA b rs Itts q .,,. rarked Hands
OF i,l,s Hioscliss % sius., - f.oe And fer
: ~. < ifiIE aNlsfs 49, sarets the only
thing required 10 cure. ss. - Arsi in the kouEs
% every ialnsy-
rrlcr al syrup 81 es-s = e'-.ts per bottle. Dr.
fe.t.o.s accompany e4 .-sis I'D By most Md
,-.nr l.ts.irrs j. ; : CO., Iroprsesors. =
E.. The Western and - fses, Cincinnati,
T,, .Silofn .,rtess Medicines May be adj
dressed. = ll=
sid Wholesale and = &. wv Berry penox
vilse IA IN is.aaietoa, \ 4 brown, and al
oIiaer isfs.szssls Mr.. : Mansfield Co.
Aena, lbs. fen; eds- Co., Louisville, k5.
J. N..kht x 20. New = ~ a sng@o-eAu1y -,
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For additional Wdr Nsws see Fifth and
Eighth pages.
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REPORTS FROM HAGERsrowN.

HAGKasrowN, Nd, June 8, 1861.
No troops from Cbambersburg have reached either this
point or williamsport TO day.
Your correspondent saw the Confederate pckets ,om
williamsport Heights to day-hf.y three In number
wi b glass They on guard. Their horses were
half mile beyond the river, the crest Of the hill and
Judge the number in the neigh hood to be two hun
bred. The largest body is en( III at FaIlioe Water.
dve miles below. Every ford j strictly guarded Thew
have seized and broken up every sk on tho river they
could get,
As as the river falls there will be dfty fords easv
Of Access to infantry and cavalry The passage Of the
Potomac cannot be prevented
Reliable intelligence from Harper's Ferry Thursday
Gays that change has taken place the position
~ The number OF troops is put down from half dozen
sources at IL co., believe it is about oOo
News to day confirms the state that the bridges
at Harper's Ferry and Shepherdstown are mined and
trains Of gunpowder laid from the middle piers in
water proof cases, with long fuses attached.
have eleven deeerters from Harpers Ferry sneu
herdstown and Aartnsburg to-day VIII, escaped over the
Patomec last night.
Fifty virginaps nre ~ Wliamsport awaiting the .d
of the federal troops to enable them TO return
home.
The secessonists have destroyed dam No & on Tho
Patomac, eight miles above wliamsport To dsv IN
vent the construction Of boat bridges on its breast s
passage Of federal troops It is expected thew will,
destroy dam No 4, nine miles below Wiu,.m.ro.
tonight.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal men are verv indie
nant and large numbers OF them will join the fedsrs,
forces
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me steamer quaker City, while on reconu op
Friday near Cape Henry, threw she'll ino an o,a s.ro
building when thirty armed men ran on. and mounted
lorses concealed in a thicke: and ssampered on.
Gen. Batter has Issued stringent ORDERS to orevan. do
precautions on private property Those thus suffering a.
Hampton have had the amounts or damage reloaded
But for the depredstons Of certain volunteer on n,
vae property in Hampton and FOR miles around as well
az in Fairfax county, Is represented here tbs, the
Onion feeling in Virginia would have been considerably
strengthened. Efforts being made to remedy
the Just complaints aud assure the of or,
lection.
CAPTURE OF REBELS NEAR ALEX ANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA, June 8, 1851.
Two prisoners were captured yesterday by four
priva'es OF Company b, Michigan regiment. one mile
this side of Berks Station, and thirteen miles
from here on the Orange ana exandria
Railroad. One Of the prisoners is a corporai in a
cavalry company, and the other private In the Gov.
ernors Guards of Richmond, which is also cavalry
company,
The Michigan men while scouting appro rhed near
Berks station, when they saw number of stacks Of
muikes. They put back and were pursued By tho two
cavalry, but sought refuge in ambush succeeded In
Capturing their prisoners and brought them 70 town.
where they are treated with exceeding knduesa They
appear to be quite contented, and ono Of Them who lie
physician is writing statement Of his experience rha
names Of the prisoners Or. Thomas NJ Femuine and
Samuel Green
Seven thousand yards Of cassnet and other military
goods were seized at the Adams Express office today
consigned TO Point OF Rocks via Alexandria and Loudon
Railroad, valued at abo1t $40 900.
The seizure Of goods this vicinity belonging 10 the
rebels will almost pay expenses.
hrpedtion the first nber Of the soldiers newspaper
printed by the ennsS Fifth regiment appeared this
evening" is printed In line style the old Alexandra
Sentinel press and s full Of interesting information re-
gardng the conditicn Of the soldiers &C. edited by
Lieutenant Ely OF Lebanon county. Several columns are
devoted 10 German literature.
DESTRUCTION OF. BRIDGES BY..THE REB.
ELS.
hIrrxoRs, June Q, 1851.
The bridges at Point Of Recks and Berlin were burned
last night by order Of General Johnston Neither or
them are railroad bridges The report that the bridge at
Harper's Ferry is destroyed Is not correct.
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IMPORTANT SOUTHERN ITEMS

LOUISVILLE, June 8, 1851
Partial returns indicate the nearly unanimous eac,
Of Col j. L. Criitenden yadcr General or tho K
lucky State Guard.
In the Second regiment thereof, J. H. Morr,s vo.
elected Lieutenant Colonel, and A. smms and Rober.
Lee Majors.
letter from the Manassas Junction to the Ricbrnona
Wa OF the 9th inst says that the labor in fortfvinv
that post by unaceustomee to labor has quad runed
the sick list ard feared that one fifth Of the force
would coon be sick There was no hospital tbsra u
was difficult to get water to drink IL being dea,t IN.
with ratons. They demand negroes TO do the labor
The Richmond Wing Of the 9th announced that altar
that dale passports would be issued to persons leaving
the state and admitted to the State except for
peculiar orce also that the Tenn s,ee voun
teens in Virginia authorized 10 vote on the ordi
nance Of the secession Of Tennessee although stationed
in Virginia.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9th says the spsniab
brk Nueva rerre Guiana had been ordered off the coast
nv the Minnesota.
A New Orleans special despatch to the MONTGOMERY
says that neutral vessels will be permitted
IN mass to sea until the 10TH after which time Tho
h ,okade will be strictly enforced
Rank Convention, held at Atlanta, Ca. on tbe ssb
inst recommended that all the Southern banks rail,
roads and tax collectors receive the Treasury notes Of the
Coufede scvas ADD both States cities and cor
poraions having coupons payable at New York appoint
Inc mace of payment South
The postmaster at Nashville had resigned
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THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT AND MIR.
BURLINGAME.

WASHINGTON, June o, 1851
Although the Austrian government has not directly
protested against Mr. Bungame Minister TO that coun
try it is known that other gentleman less obec
tonabe than be- account of his legislative prominence
in behalf of Italy, would be acceptable.
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THE oUARTERMAsTER GENERALsHIP.

WASHINGTON, June Q, 1861.
I am happy 10 BE- abe to state, what deem GOOD
authority, that Alex Cummings Of the New York World
will not be appointed Quartermaster General. 1t is
highly important that some good honest capable man.
Of business habits should be appointed to the head Of
that department az at present IL IS badly managed The
nresent ouarteraster does not to comprehend the
s9ntude Of the question presented to him the crea
ting powers that be don't 70 the necessity Of
placing man there who does.
One reason 81 zen, singular as 1t may seem, why the
thousands Of troops that begging through their friends
10 come here are not accepted that no means can be
provided to take Of them that they their friends
will be up to the White House next day asking the Pres
dent for something to eat This outrage when there
are plenty Of provisions.
The only thing wanting is q man with an organizing
mind and executive ability at the head OF the Quarter
masters Department The sooner the change is made
the better
THE VOTE OF SECESSION IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, June 8, 1861
The vote OF this city separation and representation
ia S.oaa against separation, 2l9
Vevan other districts this county give, for separa.
ton, 2, 1903; against, 3d.
Msmnbis eves 5eOj for separation, four Tor n, sepMa
'or s interior as far a. heard FROM is nearly unanimous.
The State is largely secession.
THE VOTE ON SECESSION IN VIRGINIA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW MAR1rssvuIz, wetze County, Va, June s, 1851.
In several numbers OF the NEW YORK HmArp We see
that you have given but hundred the majority for
the Union IN this county We send you the Official vote,
hoping that you will do us the favor to publish IT.
We polled in this county 970 votes, hundred AMI
eighty OF which for secession, making the Union
majority 6lo w. D. wALAh"'
For additional Wdr Nems see Fifth and
EIGHTH pages.
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THE ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 0, 1881.
Considerable uneasiness felt by the loyal officers of
the regular army TO the recognition Of their claims 10
promotion by the government in the organization
Of the new infantry, cavalry and artillery regi-
ments. They express the fear that political more
than military merit will be taken into consideration
in appointing the large additional number Of officers II
s to be hoped for the credit Of the government and
especially the army at this time, truly deserving men,
who have spent their best years without adequate re-
ward in the service Of their country will be deprived
OF what is justly due TO them IA order to provide places
for political friends With the large increase Of the
army every loyal officer be promoted or two de.
grees TO fill high and low positions in the SERVICE while
large number Of civilians utterly destitute Of all
knowledge Of military theory and practice would de.
moraze the army and produce the disastrous con.
sequences in the prosecution Of the war against the
rebels.
1t s understood that atrong column OF troops com.
prsing several regiments OF infantry and some cavalry
and artillery will be moved from this point through
Maryland in the direction Of Leesburg, Virginia. IN the
course Of the next twenty -four hours.
The force is doubtessIy intended both 10 check the
flank demonstration expected to be made by the rebels
and still contract the circle forming on all sides
by the federal armies around the rebels at Point Of Rocks
and Harper's Ferry
The State Of Missouri detached from the Department
Of the West and incorporated In that now under the COM
mand OF Gen McClelland.
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THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA.

the Present Perry and Manassas
Advancing Columns Grafton, Cmhertug Washington,
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the Confederate government was discouresy unprece-
dented In diplomacy In view Of tho fact that It's decision
hastily announced without first Warrington the ar.
rival Of our new Minister, Mr. Adams, who prepared
properly 10 represent the policy Of the admnistrao
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THE NEW YORK NINTH REGIMENT.


WASHINGTON, June 8, 1881,
The discomfort and al feeling that has prevailed among
the officers and men Of the New York Ninth regiment
since the arrival Of the regiment has brought about
a crisis About one hundred and fifty members inclu.
ding several officers have left the regiment and are
about returning 10 New York They plead the ncompe
tency Of the superior officers In Of this movement
but have TO think that the Inconvenience and
hardships of camp life had good deal to do with it,
The Pennsylvania troops having received their new
uniforms have dropped their poorhouse clothes and COW
venture to show themselves on the street
Ten thousand troops expected 10 arrive from
the North IN the course Of the next five days.
INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE
FORTRESS MONROE via Baltimore, June 9, 1851.
The State of Georgia arrived Friday with the Tenth
regime Nationa and the George Peabody and Marion
on Saturday with the Ninth regiment The Scott Life
Guard went TO Newport News Saturday, and Colonel
Hawkins regiment gees on Sunday.
Colonel Bartlett has returned. The Naval Brigade ia
temporarily in charge Of Colonel wardriss Of the Third
Massachusetts, regiment. The men are now being
inspected Those unfit for service wa return
to New York. The remainder will chose their officers
TALON will At once be armed and equipped.
An outpost at Newport News was fred upon Friday
and in the alarm private Of the Fourth Massachusetts,
regiment was accidentally shot.
large feet Of transports have been added to the
service here.
Great activity prevailed al Newport News last night on
account Of rumoys that armed rebels in the vicinity
An order was cent to fell the trees the batteries,
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II Is thought the British government in s recognition
Of the validity Of the letters Of margue aud reyrsa from