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DiscOntent among The LIncoInites.

The New York Tribune is growing impat' ent and
fercely assails Gen. SCOTT ard the LINCOLN Govern
ment generally in its issue of the % ut as follows
do you pretend to know more about military
matters than Gen. Scott.' ask few knayes, whom
great many simpletous Know 10 better than 70
echo
No sirs we know very little of the art of war,
and Gen. Scott knows a great deal. There is no
question on this point and never has been
The real question which the above is asked only
to shuttle out Of Sights this Does zen fc0H Cor
whoever it NAV be)c0atempl1,e The same ends and is
he animated by Ike impulses and purposes J5ih he
greet body of the loyal Gbsry Iorng people 81 his com
try? Does he stand up square the line of "A deg.
40 min, or is he squirting towards So deg 80 min
Does he want the rebels routed or would he prefer
to have them cOnCiliated: When yOu answer these
questions, you touch the marrow of tie problem,
which all the gas about General Scots military
knowledge and our want Oft Is intended to dodge.
Our columns will prove how long we waited and
trusted ard exhorted others to trust, that all was
going right. We now hope, and urge others TO hope
that all soon VIII be going right. But if July shall
be spent as June has been shall have to confess
sadly that those hopes we're not well grounded
Let no one attempt to feed himself with this hub
bic Of military knowledge being in the peculiar pos.
session of caste. There is knowledge that belongs
especially to trained to the profession of arms
but that is not in question.
Il needs no familiarity with Vauba1. Turreune,
or Jomini, to enable one to determine that huge
mass Of infantry, without cavalry field artillery,
thOu.h it may be well calculated for holding the
line of the Potomac and shielding Washington city
from capture by assault. is not su h an army is
required for vigorous offensive in hostile region
swarming with the enemy 8 li5hthor5e, and full Of
masked batteries ambuscades, ard strong positions
snrenched and defended by heavy guns in position;
common sense and a very superficial acquaintance
with military history are suifici mt
Whether cadet fresh from West Point would
know at glance that a competent General who
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VTIsSouTI ConventIop,

The ST. Louis correspondent of the Black Repub-
lcsn New Ork Times, under date of the 2sth ult,
makes the following candid admission:
1.-The suggestions in a late editorial of the Times
that the State Convention should provide for new
Government seems to have met with the general ap-
proval of our city press. The only question is, will
she State Convention do it, regret to say that
there is very little to be hoped from that body un
less the outside pressure shall become too strong
for resistance. Two-thirds of the members of that
Convention are men who would have been Milling
70 take MiSS0ri out Of the Union at their session in
March, If The other Border States had seceded-men
who were only for the Union under certain condi-
diOns. Should the Convention meet it will be not
only time to consider what the Convention should
do, but also what the General Government and the
people of Missouri ought to DO, if the Convention
refuses to do its duty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-09
AnarsuIo hn,on,s CARD.

Elsewhere we publish ANDREW JOHNsoN's denial
of completely III the LAWRENCE transaction. We
consider it proper to give him the benefit of his
wholesale denial But we feel sure that when this
matter is probed to the bottom he will be found to
have had come understanding with LAWRENCE, whose
guilt is confessed in sending aid to him. He GER
tainly had understanding with the Washington
Administration relative to military assistance he
frequently threatened in his speeches. that such aid
would be furnished. LAWRENCE was clearly & Sc
cret agent of the Administration in the matter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-09
Notice to Bond IEoIders.

Os3rcE NAsr1ILIEA CH1TrlNOoQI RsILEoAB coNPGsT}
Nashville, rsnu., July 4, Is6is :
TENIs interest due LIST Juls, 1851 Bonds o. = Nash
vile and Chaanoogs Railroad Company viii be paid Al
TIE ece OF the Company, in Nashville. Tenn presentation
OF the Coupons By the ce1ae Of the COmptro-
% State that The payment may aEally BE made
The Lgi Of the State By recent enactment, having
prohibited % interest such Of the Bonds
the 18th day Of April 1851, be owned By
cit corporations Of The ssEh5ding States OF TIE
Amerca; constituted the State Comprol
the sole judge Of the question: EhO Law
fully uade. N. G1kAVEs Treasurer.
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A card from IL. e. Thompson, Esq.

LEBANON, July 6, 1861.
MEssRs EDITORS Having been solicited by my
friends, both in Wilson ard DeKalb to become g
candidate for the Senate, consented to do So but
after more mature reflection, have determined not
10 be candidate. I make my best bow to my
friends, who have manifested such an interest in
my welfare, and / would say to them, that my
friend Gen. P. ANDERSON, has consented to become
candidate, and as he is much more worthy than
myself hope that they viii rally around him.
Respectfully, X L. THOMPSON.
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AN ARREST N NEW YORK.-We copy the following
from the New York Herald Of the LIST inst

AN ARREST n NEW 1ORK.-We copy the following
from the New York Herald Of the LIST inst.
Edward r. Ruggles son Of Gen. Ruggles, Of the
rebel army, was arrested in this city few hours
after landing from the California steamer. His ar
rest was effected by detectives Eustaee and Farley.
by order Of the Superintendent of Police, who had
received a dispatch from Secretary Seward order
ing II. Papers found in his possessio1 contain de-
tails Of the future movements Of portion Of the
rebel army organizing in CALIFORNIA; also the plans
OF the rebels for seizng the California steamers,
with their golden treasure. A map Of the rebel
States and some other papers were also found IN
his possession. The Superintendent of Police en- Sat-
urdsy received another dispatch from Mr. Seward
to hold the youth until further orders. Your Rug
giles Is about seventeen years Of age, and sfs The
home Of his father in Montgomery under fastruc-
tons from JEFF. Davis. lie proceeded TO Havana.
and lhenee to Aspinwsh, where his conduct excited
the suspicion of the American Consul who Ilotifed
the Federal Government.
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ESsLEY GUARDs.-This is the best organized CON-
pany we know Of being made up of able bodied men,
and named in honor of our patriotic felloweitzen,
ESocH ENsLEY, Esq. This company has already six
y-eight members, portion of which have already
gone to join Col CHURCHwEFL's Regiment in East
Tennessee. The balance will start Thursday, llth
inst Our feow-citizen, c. D. JACKSON, was elected
captain of said company a better selection could
not have been made
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COoPERAGE

TFVO all those wanting Four Barrels Whisky 7sels Keys.
and Bacon Casks and all other kinds % Co0Ders work
o6tainit By applying 10 NJ Cooper Shop No 9 AeLs
more street. between Cedar ans Church have ss5
hsnd large Z % poplar Shingles Tor sale.
can furnish thousand Flour Barrels sni whisky
Barrels at Normandy TIE & o. & r. All letters ld
dressed to :, to NaShYilIe nnssse.
iuly7-In% XVI DW1Kk.
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PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
To and from the Federal states

Ii LETTERS The Northern States eneoselin out
~ side envelope Doth envelopes being prepadl an aatrs
ed 10 Nashville Tennessee WITH ten cents enosed In he
outside envelope will be carried acroTs % FraakskY.. and
thers mailed for their Destination in the old States
In al letters from the old States nay &c decie1
10 Frankie, Kv and viii curry them across 70 Nash
Ville Tenn ans nail them their proper destination SOuth
II found incO ayenn T. prepay inside envelopes for want OF
the proper stamps fPen be enclosed Ia postage
stamps % either Conderay, casns and viii prepay and
forward above. This arrangesa to continue during he
WHIrEsIDE6.
RaERncls:-ADy OF the tz.nsOs Memphis NIs4yiIIe,
Tenn. iulyedlnA
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING this day suihsd the Adminisasor Of 'Fss-
Ley Wheess, deceaFei, all persons indebted e bis estae
By note or otherwise, rsqussted make immediate pay
HhOse having claims viii present hen foI nj
properly autheutieate5 mysefOr fher HOtson.
VII, Is fully Authorised to receipt for Diensss and 70
pay all demands against aid estate
SUSAN A WHELBSs. Administrators Of
iui6-Im Wesley Wbelets. dec'd'
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paper mandatory is shortly to be established
at New Orleans, to supply the growing demand
The required capital has been subscribed at New
Orleans, and the factory is to be located on the
line of the Jackson Railroad
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Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND HALF PER CENT Is de-
clare1 by Ihe HasaVilie Murrses0ar1 and shetygile
Turnpike. payabls the Chancsrs o5ce In Nashville en-
Tuesday 9h july and Eakins shsbyvlle, on Wed
nesday, the I7th
juJ53t D.HE SPENCE, Secretary.
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wbeat Wbeat---ROck CITY Minis.

NEN or FTFTEBN Shoe makers wanted to make Zip and
thick work. Constant smployneut and prompt pay IA
qaf OF x 3. HOLLiAs& o.
4 i,5-lu I, Inn Block, HAGAViiS,
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VETE are buying wheat and Corn foe which We are
w prepared pay cash. Farmes and Receivers having
ehsr fr ale viii please give usa e1l Office AZ the Mills
GJROAS, BAUAiAN Z co,
juy4-1m kock Ciy Alin-
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FROM wAsnlHGTox AND VICINITY.
We find the following items in tn
PREPARATIONS FOB MOVING.

A letter from Washington states that contracts
have been made that will be filled inside of two
weeks, for eight hundred baggage wagons and three
thousand horses. These teams will move forty regi
ments, Or IS 600 men, in addition to those already
there. about enough to convey 10000 men.
Another report says Army officers declare that
it is impossible to make decided forward move
ment until more wagons have arrived. By the 18th
OF July the builders have contracted TO furnish
thousand. Quartermaster General Meigs has press
ed every mandatory into the service from Bati-
more to Concord n III.
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PremptOry Sale Of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Trimmings and Varieties
generally.
BENZ. F. SHIELD a co.,

VEyILL sell on Tuesday morning and evening" JAY n E
w 9tn) commencing a. 10 o'clock fas Of Dc
sirabe ods, which have positive orders 70 close 70 the
Trade without fer This sale Affords good 0
portunisy to buyers 70 replesfh heir stock.
BENZ sHTBLDs CO.,
jrly7-d Central Rooms:
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Peace or War--A Permanent Block
ade Impossible.
N BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOT
ING, ETC., ET0-
BENZ. r. SHIELDS & CO.

WTAVISG e1naasnes N Mr. Lineon's ability to sustain
his policy, blockaanE Southeri ports, anxious 70
close the large AnclPaton Of Fail imP0ratons Sn
Euyops.
consignment mizesans0as merchandise. which viii be SOLD
without an advance IN rats. Terms invariably cash.
Central Auction Rooms,
juIy4-g No. IS and q o0llegs ssrss..
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Teachers wanted.

TENHE undersigned wishes eagggs LAZY reside IN his
family to instruct three small children IA addition o
the bRnehs she be gaad to give !sOas be
Piano None need apply except Hose presenting sOoi a
monals. For terms apply JAS WGLSolt-
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A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch writ
ing from Charleston, Kanawba county, on the Ist
inst, reports the arrival of Gen. HENRY a. Wise at
that place. and adds:
The state of public sentiment in this immediate
region is sound and public spirit aroused, and ac-
tive for defence. few months longer of apathy
on the part of the people, deception the part of
psrtizans, and neglect on the part public authors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
WfHEREKs- the TiNDELL HOVE, COM

w PANY by iis deed dated the first day Of DECEMBER
ssO b. Us other deed dated the said h. day Of DeoegosI
1883 fesS9 n G no 5es pS .on S into WIlIM
NJ MORRISON, EDW ARC BIEDELL and ft 5 ~ Ais
No i96 Of o Civ og s. Loa and described as follows
F6st o. u parcel Of sd froatrg TWO 1unotea "a pa
r-venty-ope feet on Wellington avenue py one D
nv ft An Sepb ana By washington avenue
Il By Sixth stfeet north b. the nofth INC VI - s6s "a
6med 20 joseph Taon, and Known 81 survey TO iSs su
Ground situate in said block containing sDoet
Inc n me mo or le,a Sixth street. oy Que N sa
me- 10, Knows and the PET Of the lots e out
az Id No 81 hoaEded the west by No 3B a. laid
i,y On me no-ih by Green street on the east by
,rt s6d or the the To- herein hrtt described
"a ,r-.,t,r.es were made esid Morrison Brcdel
ma Dit 10 trust TO the payment o. certain bonds
brein amouuDgf0 four hundred Thousand dosr
,e hundred bonds o. i've hundred dollars each, paya
~ K, In years 0u tbe ht day Of December, ehteen
and 20 Peter Lndel or bearer with ton po
t utrest pyabe semi annually from thet date all paya
he At the Bauk OF Commerce IN Newlork aud waeTeHf
among other iings 1t provided 10 sad deeds that If the
T.t pou aid bonds any part thereof should become
Jre ara remsu unpaid for thirty days rer the maturity
thereof tai then by reason OF such default the SAID bondt
hc "a forthwith become due aud payable notwithstanding
said bonds may not Sppcar their lace 20 be due and
40 Linde no 81 C npany has as is believed nego-
aed SOLD pledged hundred and sixteen Of said bonds
m f which the sefpaups ipteTef beeomiDe dae on the
fret day Of June eighteen hundred and Exyone ban been
fof than thirty days snd is still unpaid slbocgh
Vow theref5re, we WILLIAM ~ MORRISON Ed
WARD BREDELL aud FRANKLIN a. DICK, Trustees, as
aoraid at tbs request OF many Of the individuals and corpo
etons holding sad bonds and in accordance with the pro-
visions OF dcsds viii the twenty day o. Oeo-
be eighteen HUNDRED and sixyone and between the hours Of
eleven clock IN the ard rive O'Clock in the aispoon
Of thar day tie east ou door Of the Court House IN the
city Of ST. Lous Missouri proceed 70 sell the above described
and property cash public vendue TO the high
bidder ia cder TO pay to tile holders Of ad boDds me
due thereon and amounts or charges that may be
pspsnS.s Of 10, tfnst. wM NJ MORRISON
FRA,SKLIN A. DICK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
SA1uRnAY. Oci. la-r. NJ

The Stock market still feels the effect of Mr. Sew.
ards injudicious circular, and with q diminished
volume Of business there was q weakness throughout
the list. The buyers took hold with considerable
vigor, but the supply Of stock was too large and
prices at the close were lower. There was no ses-
sion Of the Second Board but in the street the bears
took advantage Of the heavy feeling and hammered
with some effect At the morning close there was more
demand for Government securities and some Of the
shares, and sales Of the former were made TO the
amount Of 100000. Registered 5s, 1881, at a. and
800 shares N. Y. Central at 77l The quotations
at the close were United States S. registered 1881,
g3i n ga Emitted States &c, 1881, coupon, 49, 94I
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 9l4a92i New
York Central Railroad, 77.aT!; Erie Railroad,
81 a 81; Hudson River Railroad, 80 a37 Harlem
Railroad, 10 ol23 Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
81! 1927; Reading Railroad, 80. a35s; Michigan
Central Railroad, $685. Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, ISlelsl; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, Guaranteed, 3S639i
Illinois Central Railroad, 6jta65i; Gslena and
Chicago Railroad, 7l97li; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 80 80; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, J0aJO,; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, G2. a 63s.
The foreign bin market closed with considerable
weakness especially commercial signatures, which
could be bought at to y cent decline on previous
quotations for the previous steamer. The amount Of
business done was very light Sterling is nomnally
lO6alO7l
Freelts are rather Grmer to Great Britain under
the influence of larger offerings but TO the Continent
rates are still heavy The engagements to Liverpool
n .k &. I'LL al loa
10, 900 bush. wheat at i20l2sd in bulk and bags;
$50 tierces beef at Gs 3d. 500 boxes cheese at i5s
TO London, 5000 bbls Aour at 3s 3D.; 1900 bush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21

The neutrality-suspicious. Of the La Crosse and Mil
waukee Railroad ere requested to deliver the bonds
to the trustees elected to purchase the road at the
foreclosure sale at their Office, room No. Z, % VIII
liam street, previous to the Isl Of November. Par
ties in interest who have not yet assened can do 80
previous TO that time subject 10 the approval Of the
trustees-See advertisement.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 81, 60, 20l 81 and the balance, e.,
AGA no O6. The exchanges for the week ending to-
day were $l22 SO3, 544 IL, being daily average Of
$40 467 PSI SO, againf SIS 99Gs92 l6, for the week
ending on Saturday last.
We hear Of private purchase Of 100 shares Buf.
falo State Line Railroad stock at par.
The aggregate subscriptions to the popular Loan
since Aug. 10 are 81 500 900 at the Sub-Treasury
in this city. The banks have paid up in their sub
scriptions $28 200 600, and been refunded sl5 COZ
coo. Their loss in specie during this operation has
been less than e., OOO, OOO and the banks and Sub
Treasury together hold within 81, 900 as much
as before the loan was negotiated
The figures in regard 10 the Chicago and North
western Road which We printed yesterday, having
contained some error, we give the following con-
densed statement of iB affair:
STATEMENT from the Books o(ls C. and " Wsst,ra R0say
Company, Oci. l, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
Gesal Notlres.

NEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT. -SILAS
IN HARRIS snd JONAS KNICKERBOCKER, plaintiffs
againrt LEONiDAS e. BENCHLY and SAMUEL II. AL
You'd defeBdcuts-S1mu mons for 8 money demand
ne. ser ITO the defendant Leonidss Beuchy;
hereby summoned and required the
plant this action. which will be flied in the Office Of the
the Cit and County Of New York at the City Hal in
city and 60 copy Of vOur 20 the said
slhint the snl scTber their Office, No 2 Broadway
sn the City Of New York within twenty days after the
vice Of this YOU exclusive Ct the day Of such
vice and yoB al the said complaint within the time
aforesaid ths plaintiffs IN this scion will take judgment against
for the Cf twelve hundred aud twenty and 40O0 dol
lars with interest from the fourth day Of August thousand
Eight hundred ard sixty besides the Of this action
Dated New York, June IT'D, 1861.
CHAMBERS & POAIEROY Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint IL the shove entitled action fled ia the
ce Of the Clerk the City and County Newly
thirteenth day Of June, 1861.
CHAMBERS ! POhEROY, PlGiRtias Attorneys
Ia4v6x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
.NrPREMF C0TrRT-CITY ANn coINTY

~ or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. PACkAhD and
DARWIN X. JANIS, plLa-ifs, against SAMUEL OIL
BERT and ". T. PLUMBER defendants. Summons Tor
money demand contract (Con. SER To the de
sendants shove nkrsd ard ozch o. tem: lou hereby
summoned end requred the complaint IN Tins
etton, which tiled IL le office o. the Clerk OF the
City and County Of NervYok the third day o. june,
1901 al the City Hal Ia said City aud 70 copy
OF your answer % he SID conpaitt the subscriber
a. s Once number foUrseu Wal street IN tie City OF
New YORK. within twenty DAYS after the service OF is
mons on you exclusive Of tie day Of such service sad II
fail 20 the aid complaint within time sfe
sid the plaintiffs ~ this scOn vii take Judgment against
you for the sum o. tires hoes and dols and twenty
eight cents $40 81 Wta inters1 hundred fotv-
-FOUR dollars and enty ak cents (sl 2s May l2th
thousand eight hundred AID sKy-oae snd interest on on.
hundred and sty az dollars and two cents 6g o. nom
January f, ;hocssna et huEdred szty-ons besides
the costs end disbursements q is ac0IDatad New Y0rk
june 3D., 1851. tOAk N. EMERSON
Oct u, lnV6E No PlsiDti5 iAi.oTnsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
Proposals.

NAVY AaKSr's oPrcE, No. SO NAssAu-sT., NRw-YoEK,l
October "a, 1861.
CLOTHING FOR THE NAVY.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS. indorssd Proposals for Clothing" viii
be received az this office until FRIDAY next the 25h inst
o'clock for furnishing aad delivering at the Navy ard
Al .ooklvn within sixty days from notification
Of acceptance Of bids. THREE THOUSAND BLUE CLOTH
RDuNJ JACKIE IS. aud many o. may be required
previous TO the lst Juy 1882 the jackets 10 conform IN
quality Of material pattern and workmsohp to those N use
in the Navy sample Of which be application 70
the nspecor IN chago the NsvyYGrd Aforesaid and must
pass the inspection Of the Yard Payment 70 be made
this htion The bid must be accompanied by the usual
guaranty tbat n awarded the contract will be executed
J. HENDERSON Navy Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21
Jnsuranre Companies.
4 IFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. q Nsssan-s.-, New-York,
opposite the Postofice
CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION OVER
s1,OOO,OO0.
CLAIMS PAID,
s550,000.
DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS
$4,000

This Company bsing conducted by Board Of Directors
owning be Company has the advantage Of the stock
plan management with the mutual fesure Of sharing the
profits of the business without being liable 10 sssesuen
The enni dividend Of profits of this Company has resulted
in bonus edition to the policy Of than fifty per
cent on the whole premium raid.
The Dividend paid in the lifetime Of the assured thus
aiding them to p.y future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi annually, OF quar-
teTy, when the pocyi for life and the snnuL premium
amounts to $40 over From 70 to 50 per cent may be paid
by notes
Persons insured may visit Europe in hcss' vcsss with
out extra charge At al seasons Of the year.
HENRY STOKES, President.
C. Y. WErKPLx Secretary
j. L. HALsE- Assistant Secretary. n srEsBIEs Ac.utry
ABEAN DUBOIS, 81. D., Medical Examiner