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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

SoR 1uR RAPID CURE or
Ceughs, Colds, Innucnza, Hoarsencss,
Cposp, Bronchitfs, Incipient Consump-
sSoa, ana Or the relief Of Consumptive
rnsienls q advanced stages q the
afooases
% wids = the Geld Of it, usefulness and % nu-
merous re she eases Of il cures, that almost
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liclv keom. Who have been restored rom alarming
an@ even desperste diseases Of the lungs by its
use. when once tried, it, superiority over every
cher medicine Gifts kind u too apparent 70 escape
oheervatiou. and where IL virtues are known the
public n longer hesitate what antidotc to employ
q - distressing md dangerous affections Of the
srIwonsrv oruans that are Incident 70 our climate
VhUa nsnv Interior remedies thrust upon the
-mnnIfv have fhiled and been discarded, this
- nnined friends b. evesy trial, conferred DEMENT'S
e q sflicted hey can never forget, and pro
61sed cures 100 nufherous and 700 remarkable %
PREPARED ~
DB. y. G. AVER = CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
ool6 y
uobssG Friedman. Jsspsr: Dr.. w. Shun
ssv9sns. Fssdisssd; VIM Mshin. Ireland
Wiaisess = oGilbusn. HsysviIIe, and By a
lsslessia 0sdisiaes everywhere.
Whslssale by
4. ~. Rsbisson 4 Co. Louisville; Allen 4
Co.. Ciacinass. May 1. 81.
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J,hn NJ. Fisher.
1T appearing 10 'hs satisfaction o. the nm
d~ersirned. Clerk. by The affidavit Of q de
interested person. that The defendant shove
named i rot q resident 81 The S'sse OF In
diana. The said John ~. Fisher 10 there
fors now hereby notified Of the Ming
ana pendsncy Of raid action. and Inst said
petition will stand for hearing on me second
dsv u the said term ~ the said court, Y" b.
held al he court house in ire town o. Jss.
per, in said county. rmmenc ng on the W
Monday in January. 1862. when and WHERE
he will be required 10 answer o. demu'
thereto, Or the sane will be heard and de-
termined in his sbsen~".
III. a. HOLTHAUS. Clerk
Sent. 8. 1861 81 so
K Smith. atty for ret.
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The Authenticated ouessiOn.


Many of our exchanges seem to be much exer>
cised IN regard as to who shall be our next Gov
ernor and we find most Of them recommending the
present incumbent for reelection. -
The various conventions for nominating State and
other officers have been intcrfered with, by the
progress of the revolution which is now upon us
It's fullest force. 1t becomes important that aspi-
rants should announce themselves, as it is only
few weeks before the election will take place, and
in the present excited state of our country, it would
be very lmprHdent for any candidate to rush over
the State delivering speeches, and in opinion it
will rebound far to the credit of candidates to
remain at home than to be believing upon the
stump.
As the position of Governor is the most impor-
tant in the State we should place the best material
we have in that position. AT the present stage of
the excitement IN the State, we shOnld have one at
the helm who is Familiarity acquainted with the
workings of the machinery, to be enabled TO pur-
sue the course already inaugurated, anu one who
is fully equal to any and all emergencies that may
arise.
II mistaken idea that our State can be as safe
ly guided by one as by another, because in the
present crisis we must have one to stear us through
the angry pillows Of civil war who is in every way
competent to act as our pilot, having gained knowl
edge of the military as well as civil condition ofthe
State by experience and thorough familiarity
with the condition of every branch, civil and mill
tary, Of our Government, and we cannot meet with
the name Of any one who possesses the necessary
qualifications in the present crisis unless it be the
present incumbent ISHAM G. HARRIS.
An idea prevails very generally that no person is
eligible for the third election to position of Cover
nor This is entirely erroneous, the Constitution
does not prohibit the third consecutive election,
though it does the fourth.-Hon. /. G. HARRIS is
therefore perfectly eligible and should be elected.
He is a true southerner, and has proven himself to
be as patriotic as any could wish. Equal to the
crisis, he is the fright man in the right place. and
should be reelected by the popular voice Of the
people.
We think he can far more advance the interest of
the State by remaining at his post-wherever it
may be-than in canvassing the State. We firmly
believe that he will be reelected should be become
candidate, by greater majority than has ever
been recorded in Tennessee.-DysrSbrg Recorder,
ling
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We are authorised announce ABRAM L. DEH0ss ESQ
IN the next Legislature. july3-te
We are authorised is announce JESSE B. FERGUSON
eanddateto represent this Ploatel District in the next Leg
Robertson and MOnigemsrY4 july3-ts
wears authorized to announce Sen WASH. BARROW, a
candidate for re election to represent the county OF Davidson
in the Senate OF the next Legislature
julys-ti
We are authorized requested w. FLEM
ING candidate for the southern Congress- in the 9Th Con
gressiopal District composed Of Franklin, Bedford Lincoln
Marshall and MAury. iuly2-d
We are authorized to announce JOHN T. HOUSE, Of Mont
gOmery, candidate the 9Th Congressional District
in the Congress Of the Confederate States. june3c-d
wears authorized to WV H. DE1T Of Carthage
candidate to represent the fourth Congressional District in
the Provisional Congress Of the Confederate States.
june30-te
We authorized to announce JAMES NJ SHE'D candi
dseto represent the Fourth Congressional District Of Tennessee
in the Provisional Congress OF the Confederate States c
We are authorized to announce W N BREWER az can
dae for the lover branch Of tie next General Assembly, from
the the counties OF Coffee, errndy and Vantursn
We are authorized announce JAMEsJ TURNER Of sum.
county card date to the counties Ct Sumner
and Smith in the Senate Of the next Legislature
june95-te
We are request j to announce Hon JAMES H. THOMAS
candidate represent the 9Th Congressional District
the Congress Of the Confederate states.
We authorized to announce BAKER, Of Perry
candidate to represent toe counties Of hendeTson pees9r
next General Assembly Of Tennessee
junea6-ts
We authorised to announce Col. W II. HILL OF vii
Hanson county, candidate to represent the counties Of
Rutherford and Williamson IN the senss OF the Legislature Of
Tennessee.
june25-ts
We are authorized to announce JOSHUA W OWEN, Esq,
candidate for Representative the Pictorial District
posed OF the counties OF williamson MAury and Lewis in the
House Of Representatives Of the next Legislature.
iune&5-ts
We are authorised to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq, q
candidate the counties Of Macon, Smith, and
the lower branch Of the next legislature Of Tennessee
We are authorised to announce Gen. A. NoRTHoUTT, Of
Grundy county represent the counties Of Grundy Warren,
Coffee Cannon and Van Buren, in the Senate Of Tennessee
june25-te
We authorised to the Of O. c. HoLMEs
candidate represent Humphreys and Benton counties in
the lower Of the NEXT General Assembly, subject to the
ratification Of the will Of the people
iune2Gtde
We authorised to Isaac G. CHARLESTON, can
ae represent the counties of Coffee 6rndy and Van Blu
in the lower branch OF the rezt LEGISLATURE Of Tennessee
juns2l-d&Ete
We Authorized to e. P BROOKS, Of Jackson
county eanddse represent the ccuns Of Jackson Macon
and White the Senate Of Tennessee iuneI5-tw&Wte
We authorized to N. N ALEXANDER as &
ddas Representative in next Legislature for the District
composed Of the couies Of Smith, Macon and Sumner.
msyl9-tde
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Capt. OnS OF the Acts Passed and ReSOIus
lions Adopted at the late Extra Session.


lions Adopted at the late Extra Session.
PUBLIC ACTS.
An Act to authorize Tennessee to receive and nav
the Treasury Notes Of the Confederate States,
An Act 70 authorize Treasury Notes and to pre-
scribe the punishment FOR forging the same.
An Act for the benefit Of insane members Of the families Ct
An Act the time the redemption of real estae
An Act to ineresse the pay of First seraeants.
An Act suspend the office Of Commissioner Roads
An Act to repeal part Of section Of the Cde other
An Act to sbsts suits of Aliens.
submit the popular ordinance adop
ton rejection the Permanent Constitution Of the ConIed
crate StaLas.
An Act to suspend sections m 1884, Gs and 200 Of the Code of
An Ast to an act passed May
entitled An Act to raise organize and equip Provisional
RoTcs, ard for ether purposes
An Act regulate paying the csrs and ers
Of the Prov sienAl Army of Tennessee.
An ct relative to Insurance Companies. ,-
An Act for the relief Of Volunteers.
An Act amerd TIE act 20 organize raise and equip Pro-
An Act to amend the act to Iaise' organize and equip Pro
An Act to defay the expenses Ct the General Assembly
PRIVATE ACTS.
incorporate Confederate Pepper Mill Company
Act for the manufacture ire Arms. Gun Powder &c
An act to amend the charter Of the East Tennessee Virginia
An Incorporate Powell. River Lead Mining Company
and for other purposes
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution concerning Ioctou Of the Permanent Seat Of
the Corfeosrars statSs Of America.
Requesting not 10 hold courts.
q River Deer
the Military Financial Beard to arpopt an
sEeut 10 settle accounts al Memphis.
To suthCIize the IJspSctCrs tf tie Penenay
money.
In relation test oaths snd punishment Of treason
Declaring against the policy OF drafting soldiers
Authorizing the Governor to rank and grade the officers
pointed under the act raisirG Provision al Army.
In relation The O. at Of he Speakers Chair
70 transfer volunteer forces to the Confederate States
Voting thanks the General Assembly Cadet Patton Rob
In relation to printing the Permanent Constitution Of the Con
fede tate States
In Of allowing volunteers furOughs s return to thr
homes 10 vote.
Insruong Delegates Southern Congress urget the
esiabishu en Of ATsABsl ard Armery in this State
DectIy the eutal arrange with Railroad
Companies Stage CCnactOS and Of Steamboats, for
The free Of who sent home account
OF sickness.
Auhorzng the Governor receive into the the Cavalry
Company OF c. saundsrs
Authorizing the Governor ceye into the the Mounted
Company Of Capt. Bidee, Of Wayne county.
We understand that DIR. Richards, of Washington
city recently arrested at Camp Pickens and brought
to this city, has BEEN accorded permission to re-
turn to Washington under strict military escort and
surveillance. --RiehM0nd Enquirer
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TRooPs IN AND AROUND BALTINoRE-In addition to
the troops which have for some time past been
quarted within the city, the Massachusetts, 9th reg
iment was brought in on Wednesday evening. The
force now around the city is follows LIST Mary
land regiment, Col. Kenly, 1000 men three compa-
MES Of the % Maryland regiment 800: 9th Massa-
chusetts. Col Jones, 500 Col Cooks battery of ar
tllery, l2O; Col horehead's Pennsylvania regiment
80; Col. Lyle's Pennsylvania regiment, 600; Col.
Lewis Pennsylvania regiment 80; 18th New York
regiment, Col. Smith. 1880 making an aggregate
of G6GO men. independent of the force within Fort
McHenry. which is estimated at !, 900 men. These
troops were all kept under arms yesterday, ready
TO move into the streets of the city at moments
notice. Baltimore Exchange.
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Cash Paid for Railroad stock
BOOK-KEEPING,
Penmanship and Photograph

RHANY IitaAt0ns in basness that have been msds u
will sf course be hllsd b. those who best quan
Instead Of copying, memoTizng, &c the object cf M
nEARS teaching is 10 yys the pupil thorough knoEis
principles and skill in their applications
Bookkeeping when thus taught is interesting sIerc
the mind while gaining that knowledge Of accounts Ehch
child should possess Al ten years Of age As soOn a. me
Is acquainted with the four ground ruies of Grthu Ell
should be made skliul In handling accounts kept hy
entry. This will give lfe-like reality to bis knoEle
figures and make him feel the necessity Of eKeEdrE nat
leOge interest," discount &C he should next be tanns
and know that gle entry book Keeping Is aier OF Sc
aud that Contrary % genera opinionO the eoIeensss
counts can be proved easily when kept y single EN-
when kept by double entry. This the more
bscause mere than half CT ell accounts ere and ougt
KEPT By single entry. When single entry : lEus unge
double entry becomes eay Of ment AID every paPh
20 through ssFsral sets Of tooEs In each style.
Il is only in bookkeeping st child can zee ne p1o
pIcatisn OF arithmetic 70 business he snonia tnsts
early made acquainted ith IT, Whist safer tnFesne.L
rents FAKE for the benefit Ct children than in Enoss
these branches
PenmanabIp and PhonogTsphs taught IS nsnai.
Roors in Kirkmans buildings, corner OF aaHnef anu
str cts.
Hours , to P. n. sDd7I to 3 at sight
june2S-lg
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE World says Vienna is
evacuated.
The Iri6ane says the Presidents message will not
exceed four columns. No advance copies will be
sent out
Should battle occur near, Gen. Scott will COM
mand.
The Cabinet has decided on no grand advance
The Times says Fremont assumes command of
Western Virginia, relieving Mcclellan and supercea
ding Gen. Patterson, who has 10000 men and does
nothing.
The Government is losing confidence in Gen. Scott
whose health is bad.
IL is reported in knowing circles that hopes of
peace propositions from the Confederates delays
Federal movements.
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Prem New York.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Cotton tends upwards, sales
to-day 1900 bales middling upland, l4E Is.
The Posts Washington correspondent says there
are many evidences of a speedy advance on Fair
fax. Immense ornaments and provisions have been
sent the Potomac and there Is unusual militia
ry activity.
a Secretary Chase instructs the Philadelphia mint
to hold large amount Of bullion belonging to the
Georgia Bank till Georgia returns to her allegiance
The Northern Light with $500, 900 gold has ar
rived.
The SOlferinO, captured by the YandaIiA has ar
rived.
A Southern privateer captured the Transit and
Hannah Balch off Hatteras
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NN@ Dr.. KING, formerly OF New York, for thsI
ESE&eS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
devoted attention to the treatment OF private diseases fsr
thirty yerrs fatters himself having attended practice FER
many years. cured many Thousands he is enAbd TO
ali diseases of private nature matter how bad they mag b
from inudous medical treatment, e neglect their
Dr. Kings DpenSary Is No. % Deadrck street, between Cherry
and the Square, he all diseases Of private nature
GoxoRHRA cured without naucous medicine Interference
from business
sTRcrURrs ofold recent date eEectuay cured In few
days. By an operation which pain. Where structure
exist health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 90 much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
Iet or bad treatment be edectually cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease the consequences greWn out of brought
On in many cases by destructive habits Of inconsdsrste
Youths excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which undermine he constitution, rendering the subject
business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be sborng with any difficulty Of the Womb
may resi- assured Of immediate relief.
residing abroad By writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King, No. 3d. Deadiek street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia the necessary medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Ones
hours from o'clock In the morning until in the evenng
ugy23 I659d&Eiy
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NEw YORK. July 3.-The steamer Persia has ar
rived with Liverpool dates of the 22d.
COttoa sales Of the week So 600 bales, of which
spectators took l0. 500 bales and exporters 600
bales closing steady at last weeks quotstions:
HGyRE.-Cotton, Bas 1e5f.; sales of the week
1000 bales COnsols same as quoted by the steamer
Etna.
The Persia brings Elsa 900 specie.
The steamers EdinbHrg and Prince Albert had
arrived out
great fire was raging on the cotton wharf at
London Sunday. Six lives had been lost
Lord John Russell announces that France rejects
the cooperation Of Catholic Powers to maintain the
temporal power Of the Pope
1t is reported that Mr.. Dayton. Minister from the
United States, demonstrated against The article in
the PGtrie.
EHungarian agitation is increasing $4,000 troops
are concentrated at Pesthe.
The fire in London commenced Saturday and
ragged all ught destroying 10000 bales of American
cotton.
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Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE.
s-. rTrv HsTT Nashville I1ylv IS6
.uly34t

MAYORS OFFICE.
CRY HALL, Nashville, July 3, 1861.
Whereas, it has been customary to observe with
appropriate respect and solemnity the 4th day of
JAY the natal day Of Freedom and Independence
in America. And whereas, recent occurrences. in
stead of weakening our attachment to the princi-
pies declared on this day in l776, have but served
to increase and intensity our devotion to these
principles and to cause US to perpetuate its OBJ
servaDce.
Therefore, I, R. B. CHEATHAX, Mayor, do hereby
respectfully request the citizens Of Nashville to
suspend their ordinary avocations, and TIE mer
chants and other business men to close their doors
during the day.
r. B. CHEATHAM MavOr
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1t is generally understood that the watering
places 10 this country will be but thinly attended
this summer, money being rather scarce-and, be-
Sides the people wishing to stay at home and read
the Geographic reports of the war. As good luck
would have it, the cant>getawsys, and all others
can secure for nothing plenty of ice to keep cool
with during the warm term by calling at J. MARI
No Is College street, where will also be found al
agency for some of the best and most popular In
sursnce Companies. It
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OFFICE ora A. Q. II. G. S. ARxY,
- Nashvfila Tenn Lima % 1881

In consequence of Instructions received from the
War Department Confederate States, viii receive
proposals for furnishing ten thousand sets Of In
fantry Accoutrementssof best quality snd pattern
now in use, and ten thousand Knapsacks and Haver-
sacks at the same time as mentioned in my adver-
tisement of yesterday. Separate bids request
ed for the two thousand and the ten thousand re,
quired. The A. A. @. NJ. reserves the right to ac-
cept either bid as may appear most reasonable
and to reject all deemed unreasonable.
Proposals viii be endorsed as in previous adver-
tisement except for infantry accoutrements.
JOHN 7. SHAAFF
Supt. Sub. Dept, A A. @. NJ. C. S. Army
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, June u, 1861. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
unit III NJ. on Sd July, 1861, at which time they
win be publicly opened for furnishing to the Con-
federate Army 1900 or more Knapsacks and straps,
and 2Oo0 ormo2e Havresacks. The knapsacks and
havresacks to be made of strong canvass, painted
and to be delivered rapidly as possible. Propo-
sails to be addressed to the undersigned, and en-
dorsed proposals for furnishing Knapsacks and
Havregacks." The articles to be inspected by
Board of Officers, and none received unless ap-
proved by Them and to be of the best quality. Two
good securities will be required for the faithful per
Torrance of the contract whose names will
be mentioned in the bids, and the A. A. O. NJ. re-
serves to himself the right to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable and the proposals will state whether
or not payments viii be received in Confederate
State Bonds bearing 8 per cent interest.
JOHN T. SHAAFF,
Capt Sub. Dept, A. A. Q. NJ. c. S. Army.
.Iune28-dIw
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CHEROKEE CURE J

IN EnJaf1ivg cure for Seminal Weakness Moe
turnaI EmnlissiOnss lupotsacg LosS Of PotCs-,
Pains IN tie Back Stone Ia the Bladder, 06strLEetsd
ard Difficult AszStruation, and al Diseases odHsed
6y is5idtin1 from the path Of EdtTe, and iss9ia0
ia SPECIALIZATION.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured, and
full vigor restored.
Either sex contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
body necessary promote connubsl happiness
the Cherokee Cure the poor dbhated down and
despairing Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
safe aRd pleasant in taste in its action con-
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of 3 delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle three hotties for S. and and Forwarded
By express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Projectors, Memphis Tenn
Sold IN Nashville By Ewing Pendston Berry DenoYis
g. W. Hendershott and By Druggists everywhere.
ect2S-dtWsEWly
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Population. Haltatian. 7Gz
II "a, fgf s5g7, 81. ga5 so, 600,
Il 81 .lal ~. ~ ~ An nnn
Over1ou Rides.

This Company is now uganEd, and wishes for q fsE
recruits. Meme but zbebodd men Of good character VII
received.
IT viii he an IDsPESST C3nFAxY and he Captain PIE
himself It shall be the beSt equipped and uniformed cmps
the State.
M For full information, cal. on
II. K. PECK, sec,y pro Ten
cosna5s Building, corner Cherry asd DeadeEiek !'E
NalhVille, Tenn june III
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from st,EOuis.

ST. LOUIS, July 3-The Democrat announces the
promotion Of Lyon to Major General. His com
mand embraces Indians, Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
souri,.
gnia indicates that Mcclellan is IN Disgrace or that
his attention is required in Kentucky and East Ten
nessee.
The Federalists are moving towards Desota
where the Aissourians are in force-who, having
no bugles, govern their motion by cannon.
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Capt Sub. Dept, A A. Q. NJ. C. S. Army.
June2S-dlw
OFFICE OF THE CoAx'RY, SUBS C. S ARMY. I
NASHVILLE, TENN, June q, 1861, {

OFFICE OF THE CoMMRY, SUBS y. 3 ARMY.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June q, 1861.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until II N. on the 4th July 1861 for furnishing the
Troops of the Confederate Army in the State of
Tennessee, with Beef on the hoof The Beef to be
of best quality, and none over seven years DID, nor
under three.
The proposals tostate the price of the Beef de-
livered at any of the Rail Road Depots in this city,
and also the price delivered at Corinth, Miss Mem
phis, Union City, and other points in the State in
proportion. They will also state whether pay
ment will be received in Confederate States Bonds
bearing interest at sper cent. or not. The Com
mssary of Sub reserves to himself the right to
ject all bids deemed unreasonable. All proposals
to be addressed to the undersigned ard endorsed
proposals for furnishing Beef.
JOIN S. SHAFT,
je27dlw. Capt. Subs. Dept, C. S. Army.