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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

ON LIME ecAriAiST, nnIorsNrss. HEApkoux &C
There never has been CAIfIAK1IC nss,c.,.
oler' 20 The public, that has given such snti,. -
i>taetto. aa Mclean Universal lrlis
bt-iS e"uft9 'eSeiatie,;hey are perfectly .nns
cent ei Gan lie taken ~ ilc mo-; te.er infant. ~.
prompt Hisa powerful "a removing 81 bilious s.--.
uois. acid on ir-gre, ietd natter from tbs stosnasf
In isei, they arc The .y pills. that .,uld b. used H.
rnalsrloas Districts.
iney pr,-tuce no gripping. 80 k4s- 81 psln 4. Ii.
STOMACH 90 bowels, though very and ssarclin.
iu isrir operation. prcso;ug healthy s.creticus "a
IN. liver aln Kidney. DO will >n,er from hllou.
ness, heaische ans foul stomach when 80 cheer !.
remedy ecu - obtaineci Keep them constantly on
hand, a single doe taken in season. may prev.n,
hour, Gays aIli nioil;L- r ~csress- Ak for Dr.
n. NcI.can's Universal Falis Take no ofh.r E.in,
coated. thes are tastsles Prise ouly - cent. ~,
boz snd car b. sent ~ msil o. any part q he A.
= h. sciEiA. SOLE lropr.stof.
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TTeasurer,s Notice fer 1861.
10 The 1ar Payers Of Iigo COUNTY
TREAsrRER's OFFICE. Oct. 18th, le6l
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Y Tax Duplicate for 1861 has been received, sid
the following l. the rate % Taxes fs,r said wear
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=. =. DECK & CO

JACOB ESGLEs, FoRsHax.
y. b. Constantly ON hand superior article OF
MAff,E 'ROoF oil Bf.ACKfNC, warranted 10 be
proof aud TO make the leather soft aud fable.
Oct. 10.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

o" you ~siii ,"-f eol.late sickley puns ,.lls,...
!" - hFaithF. strong AID roJust-ih~n sive ,h.,,
As~an siffng' hing Cosdial. lses tie dir,cto,s =.
esea tottle.l ii !, delicious 70 take
one table poonfui. taken every rnor.ir. s...t..
= a sAft ftftNiNe aEaalsf chill ard fever v@li.,.
iefvf, eaOisfa ~ Any prevailing disease
tAliluNl-Dcu4 81 druggists ,r .s.si... -,
may - 10 palm upon -oa toftis n iat,.r. a. -
ssp"fiiia (which they can tuy cheap - sayine a !.
lusi a. goot- There are even men RASr e,oash =.
sts-i part ~ ny name O. dub she!r Via cee..r-
u9f. avoid such ii''stnoas PIRATES and her VI,
famous compounds a. lcr Il. J. IA Mclaar.
strengthening Cordial ait Blood Ps.siac- Ia.
inar el>. Al - Tie otIy remedy that MI: purif,
s.st .i.,oa .Aof"-ghiy, and al the Same tim.
STRENGTHEN and NtlCoE .TE the xhoi, ..,,.,.'..
1@'i" Il J. pat ~ IN large tostles-el per bossIs
- ~ bctilcs lcr -
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Health and Strength

'likhk - No MISTAKE AP0I7sIT
u vii cure Liver complaint Dyspepsia ps,f,.e,.
b3.'.ffif, Headache, depression Of Spiriis Teyts
a1c Asae inv ard fever. bad prer.h OF any p.sea.@
81 The Liver. stomach no~xis
GENTLEMEN, 90 yosi v;sh 20 a. hesith,. .,,...
and v gorosfsf ~-h
LADIES. d. you ant the h.oofu II hrsls, Il,
'o9o-f CHEEKS againi-then ~ a. once alc gc,
heLhANs STRENGTHENING COETfAL Am
nnOp PJRn1ERi
De'ss i."i in'ineni y = warranted 20 CIV, ss,.ls
Or Bladder; Painting, oesSrucred Mens;russios Tsl
INK u The Womb bsrrennes. or sny disease,
hon cnfofdc o. NerNou. Debility Il i =. .n.s,l~.l
rsInefy.
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Fire I'm in Mountains.

lILLAuOHA. july %. 1851.
Mr. EDTToR: Yesterday two companies Capt Sn0d
grass and Capt Ford, arrived in town on their way
TO Camp Anderson, and were stopped by dispatch
ordering them to rendezvous at Livingston. The
companies seemed mach dissatisfied until the eve
ming train came UP, when Colonel S. S Stanton. Of
Smith county stepped of the cars; the moment the
volunteers saw Colonel Stanton, they raised such
shout as was never heard before in quiet town.
They repeated three times three cheers tor tanton
aud it seemed that every volunteer knew him snl
must have a shake of the hand. After supper the
bows called Colonel Stanton out IN stirring speech
Of an hour This morning Colonel Stanton muster
ed both Of said companies into service, and just at
this writing Captain Southland of White has arrived
with another company have never seen lot Of
ADLER more robust and brave, gallant men than
compose these three companies. We head the
unanimous shouts of all the companies for Colonel
Stanton for their commander and he has yielded to
their earnest entreaues if elected. \ man so uni
yersally popular with the volunteers, has a rich
reward in the future and will certainly have no op
position for Colonel such is the opinion of all OF the
intelligent volunteers with whom have conYersed.
They are all eager for the fight.
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The secre1arrsh,n Of s,nte.

The Hon 70 bert ToOmbs, of Georgia. las ten
ered TO the President his resignation Of the Secrea
g,yship of State and it has been accepted. 7 Pres
adent yesterday nominated to Congress the Hon. r.
NJ T. Hunter. of Virginia, for this Office, and that
body has doubtless confirmed the nomination. Thus
that distinguished post has lost the services Of one
OF the ablest men in the COnfederaCy, ONLY to be
filled by another occupant equally able a intel
lect and craftsmanship.
Mr.. Toombs was of temper to prefer tie active
duties of r soldier, in such crisis the resent
TO the monOtony Of an office which for the resent
is little more than nominal; andwe gla TO learn
that President has acknowledged his dIstja yuished
claims upon the confidence of the country ly nomi
mating him as a BrigadIer General in the L0nfcde-
rate army
Virginia position in the Confederacy has been
acknowledged by assigning to one of her statesmen
the highest post in the Confederate Cabinet. Mr..
Hunter is well known to the country that il
would be superogatory to dwell upon the qualities
of mind and character which fit HIM so eminently
for the post TO which he has been called. 1t would
be difficult to define an instance in which the trte
phrase of speech so justly applies" The right man
IN the right place Richmond Dispatch, jay &c.
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A SIGNIFICANT TROPHY Upon the body CT
Federal soldier. killed at Bulls Run, was found an
envelope, with the printed sddress-"Gustavus A
Smart. Cambridgeport, Mass" The envelope is en-
bellIshed by cut, the capitol in the distance. sol~
dier's tent with a sentinel on duty the stars and
stripes floating above and the very formidable mot
to-"TraitOrs Of God, of Liberty and the Censtitu
ton. prepare 10 die" Mr.. Gustavus Smart must
look up another correspondent Pity he didn't come
in person. but what cares he for Sod, the country
and the Constitution, when compared with the
safety Of his own precious carcass puritanical
hypocritical wretch-proving himself smart by
nature as in name,
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From New York.
he Kangaroo arrived out on the 18th.

New YoRK, July 29-The steamer Africa arrived
at Cape Race Sunday afternoon, with Liverpool
dates of the 10Th.
The Kangaroo arrived out on the 18th.
Cotton sales Of the week II3 800 bales, of which
SPECTATORS and exporters took $4,000 bales each.
Inferior qualities Isl higher fair and N iddIing
qualities, barely ! higher. Sales Friday, 1900
bales, closing firm. Private circulars say sales Fri
day amounted to from IS 900 to 10000 at the fullest
prices. Breadstufs dull with declining tendency.
S9sa90 for account.
News uni Important.
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HOVE MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues to keep
at his old stand No IS market street, large quaint
ty of ready made Furniture OF the best workman
ship and quality. He also makes all kinds of work
to order. lie is prepared to mend and YaTnish all
kinds of old furnish. &c.
All work done by HIM is warranted to give salts
faction. 2. TAMBIE.
dim
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NEw YoRK, July 2s.-The Hsrald says Welles has
ordered powerful naval force 70 guard the cross
ing Of the Potomac below Washington.
The story that Lee intends to cross the Potomac
South Of Harper's Ferry is improbable.
An entire change in the army organizing is pro
bable.
About midnight the pickets collided near Chain
Bridge.
Burch one of the party who went for Cameron's
body, has returned. His companions were held
prisoners and himself sworn to silence.
The Tribune says Col Lander is authorized to
summon here and organize the men of the noun
tains and plains, with whom he was popular while
opening the overland msil route.
Raymond of the lines telegraphed at o'clock
that the Federalists were more than maintaining
their ground, and assured his readers of Federal
success. On the commencement Of the route Ray
mond sped to Washington and added postscript
stating the result but the telegraphe censor refused
to allow the postscript to go. SO says Friday g
Times
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOa PRIVATE DISEASES.
- pR. KINa. fornerly Of NeE ZOE, for !

E1W@ DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, fer tia
&kE1SS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and who
devoted his attention the private diseases
thirty yerrs himself having attended to practice fer 80
years. and cured many thousands he enabled to Gu
ali diseases Of private nature matter how hal they may be
ipucou medical treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dspensary is No. % Deack street, Cherry
and Square he all diseases Of private nature
GoEORHEA cured without malicious medicine interference
from business
sTsicTuRrs Of recent date eEectuay cured In few
dsys,by operation which causes pain Where structure
exist health caunot enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the skin, growing ont
lect or treatment, be e6ectusy cured in few dsys
sRMIR WEAKNESS particular attention having been given TO
this disease the consequences greWins out of brought
on in many BY the destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which undermine he constitution rendering the subject
business society, and causing premature old
Females who be aboTng with any dc1ly OF the womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case with
Zee enclosed directed DR. A King No g. Deadrick street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia the medicine sent to heir
address with necessary directions Strict Observed Oe
hours o'clock in the morning until Gin the evenings
rsy23 1S59-d&Wly
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Ky COWELL and others NJ Remington July Rules,
~. Is5I-Aachmest and Injunction Bill 1t appearing
to the CLERK ara Master from cOnpnans b which is
that the dendent Remington, nonresident Of
state Of Tennessee that the ord OF the law
him. 1t ordered tie Clerk
for four ssiye weeks requiring the said dfeOdunt to
pear the q the Chaucsry Court to he held for he
county Benton the house Camden, the 4h
Monday in September and plead demur to
panauts BILL tie viii be taken for confessed and get
fer hearing ex.psrts. DIP HUDSON, 8 n.
vTA- gspC3
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COMMUNICATION.

EDITORS UNION AND AWERIClY.-We are now an
independent Government, the movement of the
Capitol from Montgomery to Richmond, COO miles
towards the enemy, proves this, Manassas proves it.
and an election soon comes to test the question
whether We yet the property Of the Old wreck
or the citizens Of a new Government. May we not
rightfully ask voter are you citizens of the Con-
federate States Of America. votes may be cast for
any person thing, but we only wish and ask for
legal votes for or against US. SOUTH.
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Pnbllc spenkinr bal Na.hviIle.

The candidates fer the Legislature VIII address
their fellow -citizens---
Attic Court House, this Tuesday) evening at s
o'clock
At HssbroOks' Store, South Nashville, Wednesday
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Sonfhern mnsic stare-

AS MCCLURE takes pleasure 10 anucuncinglo he pub
- lie hat he has associated with hin Prof Beefer
the popular Auscsn and Author HI manyf srd he
PAIL generEs, have his Ala in selecting Sheet
Music and steal nstrum en8 Ky stock Of Sheet Mu
Panos he lsgsst in the soahse 70 Which VIII addsd
daily all the New Nutic PubliShed-
an still manufacturing Druas and Bdyles, which
nounesS the best in Give call before purcbasiDg
Vhe.e JAhJCLURR 4 90
just issued second edition Of The Pamstto onE; TIE
most popular Published in the south In prsss,
Pref B1eEers song st Of Liberty which viii be ready
juty24 n
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In Chancery at Lafayette---June Rules,

TOHN WHITE vs. Isaac Wheeler ct ais. On melton it
81 appearing the Clerk and Master that Wheeler,
one defendants tits Of the
Of Tennessee that the ordinary Of this Cout cannot
upon him II is therefore ordere1 ~ the Crk
said Court that publication be made for four
sive in the Union and American newspaper published
the Of Nashville requiring the sad Isaac Wheeler
appear Houte in the of LafeTee in the
County Hscn, and Sta OF Tennessee the first Friday
the 2ni Monday August then and there to plead
tnswer lansnts bill, and default
sad bill will be for confessed and fer hearing, parts
TO him this 4ta June, 1911. JOHN CLAIBORNE, c. n.
jly 2S-W Apr ses So
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CHEsOKEE CURRI

an usfaEiu2 cure for Seminal weakness, Moe
turnaI EmmissiOns, i7aP6tsTcy Loss q Po'osTI
Pains IN TIE Back tO1s IN L8s Bidder, O5stTEctsd
and Difficult AegstTsdtt0a, and az Diseases caused
by GsoidtiRg from the path Of Nature, and tadUgiH0
IA SeLf-POlEution.
By the use Of Cure all Improper discharges
the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured aud
full 7igor restored.
Rd and body to promote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dsbated, down and
despsirng Of sensual pleasure will find relief
II safe and pleasant in taste bat in its accn con-
tanning mineral poison but is prepared from vegetable
extracts, in the form Of q delicious syrup.
81 per Bottle three bottles for S. and and Forwarded
by expI esa TO all parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & HERWIN. Propnetors, Memphis Tenn
Bold In Nashville by Ewing Pendston Berry DemoYils
q. ". Hcndershott and By Druggists everywhere.
oct22-itRG RI7
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 29.-The Odd Fellow
Hall, Jail, and five other buildings in Hampton wert
burned by the Federalists previous to evacuation
flag of truce warns the occupants Of NewspOr
News to evacuate within "a hours.
Heavy firing is now going on at Pigs Point
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In Chancery as Lnfayettc---June Rules,
1851

OOD ALL ard Andrews RI, hard 4 Wright and CHEERS
NF On motion appearing the Clerk and Master, that
Rihard Wright, the eend in this
resident Te that TIE ordinary process
this served him. Il il theref OrdeTe
BY tie Cerk Of said C3art tn It publication be made
in he Union four Successive weeks requiring
the said Wright tn appear the bouse In the
town OF county Macon. ami SIT, Of Iennes
see on he lst Friday 81 Monday in august next then and
ere % Plead answer demur complain ants b and in de-
fault thereof will Re takea for confessed and set for
bearing erparte as to him. This 4 June, 1861.
iuIv Is witpr'ssees3 JOHN CLAIBORNE, G. & u.
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DITT HAIL, June q, 1851.
hereby notified that the Taxes for CorpO-
ration purposes for the year 1861 will due according
to law the LIST Of july and a they must call at the Col
ector Office, upp end Of the Market House. aud pay the
The necessities Of the Corporation such thar very
little indulgence be given Those interested will please
take warning. A. NELSON, Collector.
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DIP HUDSON, c & N.
VE7M..A. STEELE vs. James, Trabue 4 Co--Ipiuncion

yE7M.A. STEELE VS. James, Trabue & co.--Irjuuction
w B-It appearing 20 the CLERK and Master, from
ptnauts bill which to, that the defendants
residents Of he STATE CT Tennessee, that the ordinary
upon them. 1t is ordered by
Jerk and Master that publication be maze in the Nashville
IA aui American four successive weeks, requiring
DEFENDANTS appear lie next term Of the Chsncery Court
be hsd for the county Of Benton, the house eau
the 4h Monday in September next ard plead,
dnUr cOmplananis bill, the will be taken for
fessed and set Tor hearing paTte.
juIyIl.WI:pr'sfe9S3 DPHUDS0y,yCd AM.
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Pay postage,

To secure reply, persons writing this Office, on
their own business, should inelose money to pre-
pay the expected answer. We receive many such,
which Voull amount 10 a considerable dauy tax il
We replied {. them.
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Public Speaking.

WASHINGTON BARROW, and others will address the
people at CowAN EUBANK's Hall, Lower Edgefeld
Tuesday, (this evening" at o'clock and tO-mor'
row evening, 3Ist inst. at HAsBRopK's StOrsz, a
South Nashville. 90
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ELECTInN TICkETS.

Persons desiring Election Tickets for the coming
August election can procure them by applying
this Office. Price, 81 OG per thousand.
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PUnLIO SPEAKTNG.

Jesse B. Ferguson, candidate for Floater in this
District composed Of the counties of Davidson,
Robertson, Cheatham and Montgomery, will speak
at Smith Spring in the third district in this county
on Wednesday morning, the 3lst inst, commencing
at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ
The ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to hear him. iuly24-td
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FoRsYTHE, fancy County, No, July 20. "A com
pany of Federalists have possession of the town.
They found several tons Of lead in wells asd
killed five men,
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h E w OVAL
AZ EMOV VAL
AND
NE w PURCHASE.

HAVE urthSei Of W: " Finn bis stock OF Wall Paper
sc a. am renewing my Of L. okng GlssseE Ell
Frames fenesn Blinds, Win sha5es Artist Msteria
&C ,&e TO MS w Finns old Stand, q Public gsuare
Der DsAdek street, Whsre shl b. glad to s,e nv enE and
patrons. ~ FREENIN
ialy25-u
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4 ucINpA BROWN VI

4 lucinda BROWN vs. Alexander CraE.-Inunction Bill
1t appg airing to TIL Clerk and Master from complain
b which to, that The defenlsn is NONRESIDENT
OF the State Tennessee % that the ordinary the law
upon lin. ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made in the Nashville Union and
An for quiring the said defen
dant the Of the Chsncery Court to
held fer the Of Benton the court house in the town OF
Camden, the Monday September and plead.
deuur to complainans BILL the Will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing eX-parte.
juyl4 W4tprsfge b z HUDSON, c & u.
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INDEPENDENCE, No. July 29.-The Federal steamer
White Cloud was fired into at Blue Mills Landing
killing several 1t is reported that these fellows had
burned the ferries and deprecated on towns inCeBs
ing the cit Zsns thereof
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ERoM and after this date, and until further nstce, the Wa
e. Clause sill be inserted all Open Policies issued BY
Marine and Fire Insurance Company the
Vile Commercial Insurance ooBpsny.
A. ". BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance 90.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary oonnsrc,2l Insurance Company,
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CITY NOTICES.

Candidates for positions IN the Nashville Public
Schools, are hereby notified that the Examinations
will close Wednesday at u e'clok.
July so, 1861. J. W. HoYTE, Sec'y.
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WYNN A. STEELE vs. D. Wolfe :. Bro-Iajana.isn Bill

FETM A. STEELE VS. D. Wolfe & BroIrj junction Bill
w Itapp caring to tho Clerk and Master, complain
ants bill which is to, that the Defendants non-Te
Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process
Law be served upon them 1t ordered by the
Master that publication be made in the Nashville Union
American for Cur successive weeks requiring the said deen
appear the next term Of the C1ancey Court be
held for cOIny Of Benton the court house in Camden
the 4h Monday SEPTEMBER next and plead
compansnts bill the will be taken fer confess
ej and Set for hearing eX-parte.
julyl4 W4pr'EfesS3 DPEUDSCN, G N.
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WATCH LOsT.-On Tuesday the 23d, ladies Gold
Watch, for which suitable reward will be given to
the finder by leaving it at this Office.
july2j-Iw"
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Notice of Dissolution.

TKNHE co-partnership existing under the style Of W.
Freeman, vas dissolved By mutual on the Ist
Februsry last, Freeman Joining Freeman Co Of Mem
Phs Freeman continuing the tusinsss here and Sc teng
all claius. W. FREEMAN
= m
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WASTED-One hundred ard fifty Sharp Shooters
to be attached to Col. ASGLADss Regiment of
Zouaves, for Confederate States Army. Enquire
of A. J. D. THuRSToN
Over the Post Office
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Call at the Insurance. ciHce of W. J. MARI, No
25 College street, and get insured in tie best of
Southern Companies at the lowest rates either for
long or shsrt time. july25-tf
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Wanted, Immediately.

One HUNDRED ABLE BODIED MEN for sotire service
In the sOurtRern Army SO .s,h bounty will be paid
able bodied to enter tie service of the Confederate
states. Apply q
july2}-lw EWING McCRoRY cos.
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Frnm Wn.hInrton,

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Gen. Cadwslader super
eedes Gen. Mansfield. Gen. Runyan, of Rhode Is
land retires.
Wilkes, the Times correspondent ia wounded.
HoUsE.-The direct tax bill with some modifca-
tons passed by a vote of 7S to SO
The Soitherners have 40 officers and twelve
physicians among the prisoners.
Most trustworthy accounts place the Confederate
force at Manassas Junction at from so to $4,000,
Twenty thousand of whom fought
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SPEAKING To.NiEht.

JESSE FERGUSON, candidate for Floster, will
address his fellOw-citizens of North Nashville, at
Be,legiew, tonight, commencing at eight O'CLOCK.
The public are respectfully invited to hear him.
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LIVERPOOL Saturday, July 2O.-Cotton, sales to-
day $1,000 bales. closing firm. Consols so C So for
money, and S95(G894 on account
H4vRE.--Cotton, sales of the week Is 500 bales.
BaS HE
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From Fortress monroe.
From IndianapoIIs.

FORTRESS Monroe, July 29.-Four regiments are
ordered hence to Washington, checking the eOntem-
p.ated aggressive movement from here.