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HOW
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Price so cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
We HAGAN & CO., PropristOrS, Troy, NY.
fahnA=dhE2m
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
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and the flesh is renew as II BY charm, blenish
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Children are frequent suf ferers external injuef
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the TETTER OF RING WORM, so BreUdlsnt In ts
nursery
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Bites Of Reptiles, Felonr, scslds,
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..'B., P. and G. copy for one week.
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Snlendid Rc,Idence for sale.

The dwelling house now occupied by J. +. PEARL
on Summer street, near the Saint Cloud HOTEL Is
for sale This house is thoroughly built having all
modern Improvements, such as gas, hot and cold
water carried into each story-warm cold and
shower baths, and every convenience for large
family. It contains fen rooms besides dining SER
wants rooms, cellar, kitchen, &c. The location so
central to churches, Postofce, market and business
generally, cannot fail to commend the property to
those in want of a convenient home. The house is
open for inspection, daily. If it is not disposed of
at private sale previously it will be sold at auction
on wednesday, July Sd, at IOA. II. The furniture
will be sold at the same time.
Five thousand dollars cash will be required, the
remainder on reasonable credit.
Err GI4sCoCK, Auctioneer.
Nashville, June q, lS6l-dlw
Bonner, Gazette and Patriot copy four times and
send bill to this Office
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for office, will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for at ad-
yertsing rates.
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N1 have ten thousand pounds lead on hand which
w the Davidson county Military Conn can have 10.
bullets BY leaving their mould at place, OF charge
APPS HENDERSON BROS
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-Financial affairs are be-
coming alarming Direct taxation must be re-
sorted to. Among the suggestions are a newspaper
and income tax and a stamp tax.
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HAVANA SCARS!

RENT FIRE.
l have three small houses, five ROO.
will let to the families Of those actual IL.
fighting LINCoIN's hordes, free of rent till tn.
closes or TIL their return. l.. Powers,
aprl25 6l No. "a Market street.
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From Grafton,

GRAFTON, June 25.-A scout reports the Soutbern-
ers 5000 strong.
Wise was expected momentarily with three mo-a
regiments, on whose arrival they will move 10
Philllppi.
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No State the Valley Mississippi Offers so great An
nducement to the settler the State Illinois There is no
portion Of the world where all othe climate ana
soil admirably combine produce two great staples
| CoRH and WHEAT, the Prairies of Illinois,
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SERVANT WANTED.
WE7ANTED hire for the balance of the year. Negro Wo-
Wv man. cook and wash for small family Inquire at
the Pillow Factory. Gunei5-dd.
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APPLICATION OF CAPTAIN

These lands contiguous railroad 200 miles in length
which connects with other roads and navgabe lakes and v
thus afordng unboken the Eastern
| and Southern markets.
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Prem Sc. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Two regiments are movinI
from Cape Girardeau threatening Gen. Watkins.
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From Washington.

INDIASkPOLIs, June 25.-The Governor calls f
eleven additional regiments.
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N II " - "a PER -
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence Aced in
A. RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA
"There te be for thin gray Hair,
the celebrated HExsTREETs ISMTlBLE HA BEsToRLTTVI
can be had"
JRoA THK
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
Then people protect their Hair from tie tell tale marks
Of when they luxuEae in glossy black locks at an ad
vsnced period of their lives when white AID Hair be
turned beautiful black auburn; when ar be made
any harm to tell what win do H. HEIMsTR EETs HAIR RE
STORATIVE will do This Hair Restorative beyond per
in our possession in regard to this wonderful preparation var
rant Us in unqualihsdly recommending it,
IRON TIKI
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Mnny of FIRST citizens in St. Louis speaking In glow
ing terms Of this article
IRON TEE
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
This ncOmpsraby excellent preparation for the Restoration
Of Grey Hair the original color Hair from sa
ing out, and to badness, is sale at Humphrey
humburg conclusive Testimonials that effect may be
found in almost every paper in the county"
FROM TIE
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
Lesve dyes alone, and only some reliable Restorative
like Heimsreet's nimit1ble.
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and 81 r bottle.
W. L. HAGAN 4 CO., Proprietors.
feb24-dtW&W3n Troy, New York.
Dark, Glossy, ana
LuIuriant HaIrI
HOW!
By using Hsmstreet's Inaasita5s Restorative Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. EAGAN co., Preprietors, Troy, T.
See an advertisement headed,
SsYOU LOOK IN VAEN.''
oct2-IydtE&v
Mesrs. Clark Gregory chased two bottles
Of your Amhroal OIL which has given eEtire satisfaction in
Oolc, Toothache an6 Headache.
OyTuston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Messrs CLARK, GTagory o. Nashville, Tenn Genenen: It
gives pleasure to tell that Smbrosa Oil has given
great relief and say, than the Of
other medicine
bottle ard BALI OF your Ambrosa Oil,
and from the it has given Rheumatic suffering,
would be without the ether bottle and half for any price,
provided could not get an more Respectfully.
81. @. PURsLEY.
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MRS, WINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOWs
experienced and female physician, has Soothin
Syrup children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethng by Gofenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will say all pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers will give yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly SAFE in all Zee sdver
tisement in another column oct2S-ly
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From Frederick. 1Td

New YORK, June 25.-The crew of the priv
teer Savannah, is before the Grand Jury.
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General order, No.

General order, No..
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,
NASHVILLE, June &c, 1861.
The number of Cavalry Companies desired for
the present from the Middle Division Of the State
having been reported none others win be mustered
into service, except those already notified they will
he received. By order OF
MAJ. GEN. S. x. ANDERSON.
By G. p. SMITH, Aid.
a*B P and G. copy for one week
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Prou 81 Uons.
From New York.

ST. Louis, June 2j.-Cherokee John ROss hs
proclaimed neutrality.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS



FHNBIs watering place open for visitors The premises
have been put in thorough repair and, among other add.
tons is a dining room for children.
The whole establishment is in charge OF Mr.. John E. Hukl
Of much experience this whom letters may
be addressed at the Springs by daily mail.
At the Cowan Depot the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road passengers will take the SsEaree Railroad Tracy City
from whence stages depart daily for the Springs conveyance
be procured at Mcnnge by those who prefer that
junel2-d.w&w3g
Memphis Appeal copy SO worth in all and
bill to this Office, for collection.
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New Books I!
MILITARY.
IssnLEENr NOTICE.

yHyO those Who may hold claims against the estate Of Thomas
Picard deceased, you hereby bottled 70 fe your
claims authenticated according to law with the Jerk Of Weak
lev County Court Tennessee before the lss day Of Sep
1851 for pro rata distribution, the claims against fad
est. win pc for pro rata distribution that day
LIE So = JOHN PICKARD, Admir-.
Hk..D
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From New \.

FREDERlCK, Nd, June 2j.-The Legislature ha
adjourned till the 3Oth of July.
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TPReades hsve you Prof woods advertisement In on
Fapef. Read It; It will interest you.
mar22-dEwly
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Nowhere the industrious farmer such immediate
suits for his labor these prairie Soils they being
rosd Of Deep rich loan the fertility Of which unsurpasse
by any the globe.
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REMOVAL.
VNTE have removed Produce Commission busdess
w to the house No. College street, betseen Union and
Church. formerly occupied by Nichol, Green Co, where
shall keep constantly land large stock Of all articles
the Produce line which prepared to sell at the
loves. cash prices.
B. B. Common & BRO.
Nos College street, between Union and church stree
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zH.--zassszs..-s-zszs~-z.z-s-z
CITY NOTICES.
Military Goods At Wholesale Only.
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark Ga Navy Blue Cloths;
Light Ga Z" Z. ="
Gray Ga Cadet
Satinets
Gray Wool Tweeds
Flannels "
&" Over Shirts e
Drawers:
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons-Staff, Zouave and Infantry
Orders solicited. Terms cash.
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN y CO..
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing Notions, &c.
Mo- a s Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
juue22 2w
CHEAP? CHEArEE CEAPEsr!-We are selling our
stock of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods off below east
ern cost for cash, to close. Merchants would do
well to call Immediately, we are determined to
close our own stock at any sacrifice.
PORTER, JOHNSON d Co,
Over HAEEv Bros. Auction Rooms, AZ Public
Square, Nashville, Tenn. ;une2O d&tw&wlw
NoEruwzsrERS BANK OF GEoRorA-The notes on
ia Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
tn our Fr ends and Correspondents in tho
Southern COnfederaCy.
LOUISVILLE, June lG, 1861.
As "a H. all matter from the Confederate States,
is no~ forwarded to the Dead Letter office at
Washington, without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
states t. address us at Nashville, Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications.
address Is follows,
GARvIN. BELL 4 Co,
Care Of VIM. = Eakin ~ Co.,
Nashville Tenn.
Found. in front Of The St Cloud Hotel small
Breastpin which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisements DENoyILLE & Co.
GUS GUNS! GUys!-McCnL u FALL have just
received a large lot OF Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&c, &c. Gail soon.
mayZ6-lw
NoTIcE All mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham and left at the Gazette Office by O'Clock,
P NJ, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
Il. II
Brigader General.
For REST-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec2S-d
VANA seq RS!
JOHN WHORLEYs 81 south Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.,---2O.OOO Imported Ha-
vanas--JCS7 RECETTED FROM IA HABA.
JOHN WHORLEY,
SO south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY ROCK City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON.
| shoe SEOesI!
! FAKRAR, DsNUEEs re opening most beau
! tiful lot of Snoes9F Hecially for Ladies
and Children Cali icy are beauti-
full, and they sell them |1Sh!
marchIl-tf.
RENT FIRE.
! have three small houses fveroo.
| will let to The families Of those actuallyn.
fighting LINCoIN's hordes free of rent. till tn
closes or till their return. L. PowEns.
aprl25 81 No. "a Market street.
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From NaW York.

TRENTON, June 26.-Gov. Olden has received or
ders to send regiments to Washington.
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CAVALRY COMPANY,
Lest TRUNK.

persons wishing themselves with Cavalry
"a Company will report themselves Immediately at the office
OF John Bren Cooper Collonade building, Cher.
~ sreei.
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wanted Immediately,

the Quarter Masters Department Square and Front
meet six orsight practical taors to Volunteer uni
forms BY pattern, moderate and eapy employment given
70 steady competent men. Apply as ah0veto
ulav2Q-dlw J. i HO6a.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up with popuIaon s6s O26 per
having added since 1850 making the present popu
ton ,49S-s ratio Of lO2 per in 10 years.
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Over 100000 900 Of private capital have been expended
the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch part Of the in
from several Of these WORKS. With valuable public
in land go diminish the State Expenses TAXES ARE
LIGHT, and must Consequently, every day decrease.
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REMOVAL.

CtHEESE. 40 BOxssPri~s Esw,i ust recsvsdby
~ DID DIOKnT,
. Aarka 4atrsS
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NEW YORK, June 2G.-The Chesapeake has arrived
from Fort Jefferson and Key West the 18th. The
garrison was well and abundanty supplied with
provisions and ordnance.
The Persia arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
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FROM MARYLAND.
Secession in Baltimore.

Correspondence of The n. y Tribune.
BALTIMORE, june III, 1861.
Allow me 10 give you little information that have
CLEANED during the last two days.
There is decided purpose on the part Of the Rebels
here TO create a disturbance election day. They
have been holding secret meetings and riot was in
contemplation. Yesterday there boys offering for
sae Secession flags printed cards-the were
sold the day before bloody Friday. To-day, Jas s.
Waters bookseller Baltimore street. has medallion
Of JEFF Davis for sale copies 81 So He has also In
bis window photographs of Beauegard, Davis, and
Mason of Virginia. boy has JUS: come into my place
of business offering for sale the Song Of the Southern
Rights" This all goes to show how Secession is work
ing it's way back agsin; tie snake is not killed, but
only scotched.
| must tell you also about Tile Sun Newspaper
corner. Here it is that the last fragment of the Rebels
daily colgregate, and, when United States soldier
passes, remarks are INDUCED in Of the most offensive
character; uch ss " You will make good manure for
the soil Of Virginia" The police take notice OF this,
but laugh sfler the soldier has passed.
have letter in my possession from soldier at
Harper's Ferry. He says, If Abe will let us alone
for few weeks, Harpers Ferry will be deserted; the
musketoes eating up, and all night fog rests
over the town. II you take broom, you can sweep
it away ike smoke. 1t lie very sicky. Fresh provis-
ions are furnished us every day, and gun caps are
scarce" ALARIC.
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would step in with her cohorts aid party TO con-
quer the other aud en- make easy prey Of the vcofs
Their scheme carnage and civil war in the North.
There IL but one way TO defeat this. In Illinois II
is berg defeated by closing mp the ranks War Will
thus be prevented on own roll. While there was
hope of peace was ready for any reasonable sacri-
fee or compromise to maintain il. But when The ques
ton comes of war in the cottonfelds of the South
the con-felds of Illinois, | say the farther of the
better.
We cloee eyes 20 the sad and solemn fact
that war does exist. The Government must be main
tanned it's enemies oyerthrown, and the more stnpcn-
dors our preparations the lees the lloodsbed and the
shorter the struggle But VIZ must remember certain
rcgtra ns OH our action even in time Of war; We are
Christian people, and the war must be prosecuted in
manner recognized by Christian natione.
We must not invade Constitutional rights. The in
nocent must not sner nor women md children lie the
victims. Sayagos must not be let Loose But while
sanction no war on the rights of oilers will impore
my counirymen not to lay down their arms until our
own rights are recognized. Cheers
The Constitution ard its guarantees are our birth
right and am ready TO enforce that nalicnabe night
10 the last extent. We cannot recognize Secession.
Recognize il once, and you have not only dissolved
government but You have destroyed social order, mp
turned the foundations of society You have naugu-
rated anarchy in its worst form, and will shortly
experience all the horrors of the French Revo-
luton.
Then we have a solemn duty-to maintain the Gov
eminent The greater unal Unity the speedier the
day Of peace. We have prejudices to overcome from
the few ehot months since of q fierce party contest.
Yet these must be aayed. Let us lay aside all eTimi-
nations and recrminaons as the origin Of these df-
fculties. When we shall have again a country with
the United States flag floating it, and respected on
every inch of American soil, il will then be tine
enough to AK who ard what brought all this
upon
have said moro than intended to say. tCries Of
"Go on" II rad task to discuss questions 80 fear
full az civil war; but sad IT, bloody and disastrous
ar expect it will be, express it as my conviction
before God that it is the duty Of every American cti-
zen to rally round the flag Of his country.
! thank you again for this magnificent demonstra-
ton BY it you show you have laid aside party strife
Illinois has proud position. United firm, determined
never to permit the Government TO be destroyed. PRO
longed cheering.l
At the cose Of bis address, nine cheers were given
to Mr.. Douglas who was escorted to Lis hotel by the
Committee
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THE SEIZURE BY THE THIRTEENTH NEW
YORK REGIMENT.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore American.

Correspondence OF The Baltimore American
TALBOT COUNTY, Md, June 10, 1861
Yesterday afternoon Col Smith, with four hundred
of the 18Th Regiment Of New-YOrk, stationed at An
napols landed at Miles River Ferry and leaving there
about one hundred and fifty men, with the remainder
marched up Easton and demanded the delivery Of all
arms in the Easton Armory This demand was made
in the name OF the United States, but have under
stood thai Gov. Hicks also mad authorized IL. The
arAs &C., were delivered up, but under the protest Of
the officer in charge. Six eight small cannon, about
one thou saDd old muskets and quantity of powder
and ball. the result Of the seizure. Our citizens
are opposed this action but only few deaouRoe it
as an invasion of rights. The worthless cbarac-
ters whom ore will meet in any town are nor heap
ing curses on the " Northern bloodhoupds" and our
lawyers and politicians, in order to make hay while
the shines, exciting The people to resist our
Government, and denOunce the war an unholy cru
sade against the peac.fai citizens Of The South.
Col. Smith made two arrests Mr. Thomas Hall
day. an eXcable gentleman, lavishly abused the Col.
onel and bis lie arrested, but released
at the request Of Gen Thomas. The other arrest
that Of lad who could not master biz Southern SYM
pathies. lie slso released and advised 70 60 TO
bed. One of the Lieueuants ted lie that they fully
expected 10 be resisted. No opposition was made,
however and soon after their arrival both the officers
and men freely converted with the Ieople
receipt for all removed is to b. given TO Gen.
Thomas. The men were in Easton only three hours.
They returned 10 the "Ferry," and went to st. Mi
chaePs to cheer up the spirits Of the Union men.
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CAPT. WILSON OF rHE MIssIE ScHnrER.--It is
stated that Capt. Wilson, late of the brig Minnie
Schiller, bas recently gone into the pryateerng BUSH
under tie ensign Of the Southern Confederacy."
The elegant service of plate prepared by merchants of
New-York and Boston, as evidence of their apprecia-
ton of his gallant conduct in rescung the passengers of
the Connaught still awaits Capt. Wilson's orders at
Tiffany 8, in Broadway, where ii was manufactured.
TIE PRIZE CoMMIssIosERs.-,No new cases have
been reported 10 the Prize Commissioners In this city,
within the past few days. The Commissioners have
been kept busy taking evidence in preparGto,'o in the
cases already reported and have placed the testimony
70 taken in the United States Djstrict Court Clerks
Office.
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JUH6 ,, IoOI'
Yesterday morning squad of Col. Cars men went
over 10 Hampton 10 bake bread. Hearing that com
pany Of rebel cavalry in the immediate vicinity,
they went in pursuit. Hearing of the circumstance,
Col Carr by the direction of Gen. Pierce, dispatched
two companies to support the movement As usual
the troopers retired. The pursuing party advanced
about two miles, when the advance guard came up
with party of cavalry and force varousy estimated
from $50 to ,O0O with two pieces Of artillery. Shots
were exchanged without any loss on our side. In
formation was sent back when the remainder of COL
Carr regiment were sent forward. Gen Pierce and
staff, with some Of Gen. Buffers staff, followed the
pursuing force. The pursuit was continued considera
by beyond where the rebels were represented as bav
ing BEEN Gen Pierce pushed on considerable dis
lance In advance Of the main body. The search for
Ne rebels proving fuitle the expedition returned at