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JUST PEN ED.


OUR Spring Summer FASHIONS, together with choice
assortment OF French Cloths, Cassmeres NesnEs DC,
Of importrons, which will he made up in usual supe
rior style, to which respectfully invite attention
JCHARVEY & co.
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TIE r M s.

aIPCash i'm advance in al, cases for CIbus
and Annual subscriptions.
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Louisiana Sugar!
n HoGsHEADs new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice arti
~ cle to arrive BY steamer NJ Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Nov lO-dtf Nos and 3 Market street,
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CHARLES B. HALL


Boots. Shoes, VaIises. Carpet Bags, &c,.
No. is SOUTH sTDE PuBLrc seBARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Z now in receipt his Spring and SUM
1 mer Trade consisting of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Boys and Chdrens Boots Shoes, Caters Slippers, &c, Of
every variety, with and without heels.
ALsOLs French Dress Trunks fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks Yaises Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling Saches
TX
II Pan OF which goods Of similar guilty
pu- city. Nc Is Public Square.
nh CHARLES r HALL.
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PIaNosI mUssct

AN receiving my Fall Stock Of panofortss from the
following Factories which will be the lagest oeree in
.ae eliy senwsy Sons A. q Gale Co.. haynes Brothers
Brothers. Wu Kaubie Co.. Peters and Webb Light
snd Soebeiet Schmidt all Of which viii be sold
ss advance on cost for cash negotiable psper All ne
ano music together with Accordeons,
Fnte Drums Brass Instruments &c. Fer bargains,
septl6-tf
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LOST.

TINHE dwelling house lately occupied by Gov h s. -
Poote Vine street, between Church and Union A:s.l
streets, For particulars enquire Of Galscoek at
Evans < Co. decI2-0
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Nashville PIOw works.

TENIIS establishment having been built ~
by Mesrs. Sharp & Hamilton, with ESQ.,
increased facilities for manufacturing PlOTs Nm.
Cultivaiors, &c, VIII keep full supply
Wrought Iron Pows hand to which wec4
the and Planters Those Implements
all perform WE'LL and good in respect
the best imported plows, and at uniformly less prices
octig-diw&w3m HlLLMAN BROTHEHS-
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And iact, coneclt2nts nervous
state OF the system.
As Stimulant,
quite different from alcoholic preparations is not sub
ie reactions any shape continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
its presence
As Female Medicine,
It equally powerful elective and restores the equilibrium
safer than the other medicines which for
have flooded the market which only injurious in place
OF assisting renovang constitution for good
that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks it well stake hs professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the least
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Ruvenang Exrve know
ing what ruin has been ened the community By opium and
meroary.
Generally the debilitated. Wright would say,
despair No matter how down may be, matter how
weak matter what the have beenorsake
at uhaeTer has led depart from Hyen principles
take his
Reiuvenating Elixir,
And you will find yourself pride instead
the reverse, friends and healthy sound, and worthy
ineuber OF the human family.
TPPce 50 per bottle or three bottles IS, and forward
ed by mail TO all parts Of the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the proprietors,
j. WRIGHT 81 CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
Rev Orleans, La
SOLD Nashville by @. w. Hendershott, Berry Demoville,
wing n Pendeton, and all responsible druggists oc22
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For Rent.

LIRcE and commodious house, with the convenience
A water gas, servants &C, situated the
Church and suce Streets will rented ensuing year.
For terms &C., spply at Humphreys, No. 90 Public
Square to decl9-dn 10 NICHOLSON.
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aEOr Rent.

TUSr received and for sale sacks Fresh Corr MeaIby
81 JAS MCLAUGHLIN & co.
jau6-d No. South Market street.
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A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs. H Mitchell. liberal
reward will be paid for its return to Louisville Depot
wv KENNEDY,
Jan l2-3t Omnibus Agent.
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Flour.
b. A, FahnestOek's hermitage

300 hays Extra Family Flour, for sale by
lana JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & co
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DR.. j. j. ARERNATHY

now resident OF Nashville services TO the
UJkesdence, No. III High street. Office on same lot.
sept7-d6m R&P
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Removal and New Firm.

A GOOD second hand Buggy and Harness for sale.
"A BENJ SHIELDS & CO.,
jan9-f No. 3, College street
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For Rent.

VERY desirable room in the UNION AMERICAN Blu
ing, for remainder Of the year with the privilege
ext year. Apply a. this ONs. J-dt
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Solo Nashville by G. W. Hendrshott, Berry Demove,
wing Pendeton, and all responsible druggists oc29
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M hAvsn store, and dy receiving, large aadi
same stock Of GOODS, and aks pleasure III caii5e
tne attention o. dealers and merchants geney eur large
asornen which toE sye quality sad prices asnot be sxse
A. J. DDNCAN a 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. IL, 1851.
Tie Toadstoyo' (sIiss Demo~rm says that Horn
Island on Pascagola Bay, ia being fortified that bat
terer are Icing erected on Cat Island and that there
is blockading vessel fl Ship Island
TZe Mempiis App,oi OF the 18th inst rays that the
przeboat Equality, reported captured BY Capt Irwin
at Cairo, vas ,o-jiy, handed over to the military
authorities "a New-Nadr.d Tho Federal gun.boat con-
tpued pursuit 70 within three miles Of New-AIadrid
The steamer Cheney AID prisoners are also re-
ported captured.
THE Louisrae COmrsr this morning learns that
committee Of citizens from Harrison County waited on
the owner othe Covugon and Lexington railroad, and
informed hmthat if shipments Of merchandise were not
stopped the road would be destroyed. The owner
promised to obey and six cannon aud thirteen car
loads Of small we've returned TO Covington.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, Aug. ~, 1861.
The Charleston Courier says the Lafayette Armory
in North Carolina wants % 600 rife stocks.
The Sirecpori gazette rays Texas letters state
that McCuoch can have i0,OcO mounted men in ten
days if he wants them.
Tie Yeoas Ranger records great havoc of the ball
worm the cotton crop ia the vicinity Of Brennan.
Tie Iadiaaola Corr,cr says that sai enough ean be
gathered on The Texas coas. marines to supply the
whole Southern C)nieleracy.
TAe Hoys0. 1r's.,tpi ASS shft Texas hss made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

PFILhDRIPBuA, MoLday, Aug. 10 1857.
Pierce Butter w8h arrested his afternoon ~ tie
U.,cd States Ma.sbal by order Of Secretary Cameron.
lie was taken to NewEors ;his evening route FOL
IOft IIamtco.
g Tie arfest Of Pierce Butle- waa followed BY the
srrcsts OF VIM. H. Reed, ate Minister 20 China
George NJ. Wharton late United States District
Attorney; Charles Brown ex.Collector Of tie port,
and Dgvid SalCnsu.
Il is stated tnat Buters arrest was cansed by inter
cepted letter. giving iofo 1uation 70 the enemy.
A number OF ColJHols Of the various unoIgauized
regiments met Col Hts, the Secretary of STATE, this
eveuug and reported the numbers and conditions Of
their troops
Companies suiicien, for four regiments are able to
march Immediately and ohers viii rapidly follow, ac
cordine 20 orders. Iiere at least 1900 available
troops in Philadelphia.
Gen. Pleasantou viii il good season Issue an order
calling his home guards together.
Col Ovens Irieb Regiment, Col. Chartry's Regi-
nen, aud a regiment Of cavalry are amoug those
ready for an emergencg. Military enthusiasm is IN
creasug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
TIP RtOCKADE.

I'm TIE House Of Commons, Angus, s the la.t day Of
the session. III VIVID asked whether Her Mficrty r
Government lad received any communication nom hs
President Of tho nted States, or nom the Bnilsn
FuLas.ador ri Washington thai il was the intention
Of the Government Of the United States 10 station yee-
eel- off the pOrts Ofttc southern States 81 America TO
collect ana levy duties uIou iofgigu nerehau're
Lord Paluerstcn -aid The Federal Congre-, had
passed law empowering the President il he should
tbiuk it, 70 station vessels on certain ports III the
Southern States for The purpose OF collecting Customs
duties Such proceeding would, Of course, II adopted,
b. a practical euperrossion Of ne blockade becaue a
port could not be eectlailv bockaded aud ships pre-
vented from entering it, while At the tine CUE.
tome dues levied on their cargoes a If they had
entered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

wheat com enough this year for two years enough
wool to c'othe half The CoDfederacy, and shall make
500 900 bales Of cotton
The AhaeFopes Register Gays the sugar crop is oet
ter than ever before
TIE Charleston Courisr asks the Confederate Com
nssaria 10 recognize officially and practically rice aud
corn for making bread. 1t also urges the establish
ment Of locomotive factory. The same paper says
the Confederate Congress in secret session, appro-
priated 81 100000 for supplying clothing, subsistence
and anmuDiions 70 the Missouri troops, subject
to The discretion Of President Davis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
INPnRTANT 10 VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1861.
Z" All commanders Of regiments OF volunteers ao-
Ceptcd by th, Department in The State OF New-i ORR
win take notice Of aDd conform promptly to- the gen
eral order this day directed to me Governor Oh tue
state of 'New-York, which l. az follows:
g 10 l.s GoreyHor Of me Af1fe OF heU- York
Bv direction If the President Of she Uriied states
Won are urgently requested 20 forward, or cause TO ne
forwarded Immediately to the Cay OF Washington ill
volunteer .egncus paris Of regiments, a the eA-
ptp,e OF the United States Government, that may be
now enrolled within your State whether under nn'
mediate control by aCceptanccs Issued direct IRON
the War Department, whether such Volunteers are
armed, equipped, IN Horned, or not. ,
"Thc officers Of each regimcntai organization that
nav not be full shall leave recru ting officers at their
eral rendezvous and ADOPT such other measure. s
may be necessary i'll up their ranks at tho earliest
date possible.
"Al oIoers of volunteer regiments, on arriving,
will repor 10 the commanding General, who VIII pro-
vide equipments and other supplies necessary 10 'he
comfort. al.
"To insure the movements OF TROOPS more rapidly
than might otherwise be dOne YOU VIII please eohier
with and and oil officers OF independent regiments, III
such manner az NAV be necessary TO eject The OBJECT
in view All clothing supplies belonging 10 or cci-
taced for the several regiments shall be iorwafdeu 10
Washington for their detailed reports Oh WHICH
shall be made 70 The eommandlng General oe War;
CRIMINAL HEApQTANTEas SrArE OF Nk"-iohht{
AIJrrASrGEsERAPs OFHoK
GgNERAL ORDzR No. y. -
The above orders from the WIZ pePai'"eN' "''
hereby PROMULGATED.
In iuI snance thereof the oommandants OF regiments
ard parts of regiments which have been nusieteu ih'o
the service OF The United States, under aceeptanees
iseucd directly from the War Department, VIII report
forthwith 10 the EommanCerin-Cnlei, al NO al
Walker street IN the City Of New-foFk.
'S ''Os' THOMAS III LLHOUsg. Adj .GeaSri.
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MICHIGAN TROOPS.
DLrRoII. Monday. Aug. !

DETR0IT, Monday, Aug. y. I61I.
Five regiments u infantry under State authority,
and two independent regiments, which have been ae'
Cepted by the War Department are partially i'ied W
and Offered add the men are in canp in different
part. Of tie State. None Of these regiments have
been unif rmed as yet hut is understood all avsla'
be men in caop will be moved forward during the
week unccr the recent order OF tue War Depart
meut.
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the MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS, ETC.

B0si0N nOnuay. aug. II, Io7I.
Tie order rom tue Wa Department 10 hasten troops
10 the scat Of war is being actively responded TO- and il
il probable thai i've regiments viii leave Mas,-
chuselts during tie present week.
New-Hsmpsiife will shortly send forward ti.ee reg
iment, and q battery Of artillery.
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bad the only market for tloir fabricsswaS tAe
who by III. tariff were obliged to take .u'l
at their own prices In fact tbeir business Is @
Is paIalyzed ana folly expect to sve IeIoit,Ion
there very soon. Their Government mnst nave erawh
upon it the contempt and disgust or al tne %
powers Of Europe. l wish conlu seho YOU NJ ''''
thep some OF our papeYs but there no Fessh' cAce
- Yoor afertionate brother. a,..
'0'' '''' ALEXANDER GORDON"
SOLDIERS LETTERS.
Soldiers in this vicinity now receive their letters at
their several encampments instead OF at the Post
Once. Packages containing them are sent there III
charge of responsible persons-hence The Importance
of their distant correspondents being particular III
designating the name and company Of regiments.
MAIL LOCKS.
TIE Post-Of'ce Department in advertising for pro-
posals for maocks reserved the power to reject all
the locks offered 1t is understood the number Of
novel and me-itorous locks for oher purposes than the
mail offered under the advertisement was unusually
large, but thar from considerations of economy and
security the Department will resdopt the use OF Tia
own loch, tire clGin-shel padoc Of which 1t owns the
patent and which, with certain notifications, making
anew key necessary, is, all thirgs considered, be-
ieved 10 be the best mail-locl ye, produced
PAymASTERS
Capt. III. C. Pratt Of the I'd Artillery, OF idassa-
chusetts has been appointed paymasttr IN the army
and W. C.. Hanna and s. G. Stevenson OF indiana
have been appointed additional pay!aasiers
SAFETY OF TIE STEAMER BALTIMORE.
The fears fdr the safety Of the steamer Baltimore N
The employ of the Coverpment are reeved-that vos-
SCI having been detained Ut Fortress Monroe by a
storm.
CAPT. DALLAS REhPPOINTED.
Tie case Of Capt. A. G Dallas, of the l2h Infantry
has been examined into, aud it having been shown
thai hr rejection 10y the Senate through ioisaP-
peAcnsion Of the facts the Presie; has directed his
rearpontmeut.
CAPTAIN o. gHE i3TH.
Samuel f. Wainwright Las al,o been appointed
CAPTAIN Of the 18th Inf,ntry 10y the President
ANOTHER ERGADEE.
Gen. James Shields Of California has been appoint
Ell Brigadie1 General Of volunteers.
PATRIOTIC RESPOEsT.
TIE War Department has Iecci' Ell from the Gov
eors addressed in the late general order the
tauea.c ana patriotic responses the cali ioI add
tionaI troops.
A. il. j. known. the Cabinet arc unit tbe
measures for the prosecution Of rostiies. The at
tseks on members Of tie Administration regarded
h>-e az Intended 70 thvari its policy of elective oper
atong.
THF SOUTHERN vEsSIJ. AT NEWPORT.
Official information hss been received here that tie
vessel FROM the South with Confederate ship paptrr,
oiy entered Newport X. L., uader strsss Of weatncr,
and that on tte person Of French passenger was
f,5ud letter aulhosi2iug hT to purchase Blankets,
coffee, ,rou. &c. II supposed his intention was to
ship those a,l.c.es 70 some port IA North Carolina
either in French or Engish vessel a. It il claimed
tat foreigners may rightfay take advantage Of an n
elective blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
TIiE RECENT BATTLE At WILSON'S CREE
MISSOURI.
THE CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT.

MrMpHIs. Monday, Aug ~. lSoi.
Letter, from the battlefield ct Wilson's Creek ays
the Confederales were surprised BY 1900 Teu on
eoch side Of Camp Churchill
Col. lauotts Texas Regiment was badly cUt Ip.
Ana Elk hours conflict Gen. Sige was routed, aud
reached Springfield with dozeu mca. Cooiede,ae
Ioss. killed. $40. wounded, 900. Six caunon and
several hundred stand o. aFms were captured.
Tie seIot bee been officially confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
NyW-JERSEY TROOPS FOR THE SEAT or
WAR.

TftSTON HoEdav. Aug. -, 1851.
Tie Nevv-Jersey troops have orders to leave To-
morrow morning, Ut 3 O'Clock, whether the companies
are ,ulI OF not, or equipped o. not II produces DO
little exritoment Tie Staie authorities are very
active Ten comfluies are partially illed, AID are
here and others l-e coming.
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TN BURNING OF HAMPTON.
u the A,.o lated Press.

WAsHISGroy, Monday Aug 49, 1861.
SOUTHERN SENTIMENTS FOR A FOREIGN MAi;KET
TIE following letters are fair specimens Of u ose
cuno in recently intercepted uail bag, the rst beng
tr,Dslaton:
"CuARLEsToN, Aug. 3, 1861.
{" DER FFLIx: On politics l will not say much.
The last important affair h sill too fresh moi 10 be III
GOOD r. into about il. Moreover alone know pretty
well what is unknown to the puOhc. write, Tor ~
stance the commercial reports OF the English Consul
Tor bis Government al Bouie. -
.. [ can assure you | see daylight, and We "lu
soon have full sunshine. have read Russes Iriva'e
letter about the battle and be completely dlsposes oi
the Yankee Lord Lyonss last good saying was that
he woula say to Seward IA vile snake, II you VIII not
admit bat the oOuthernels nave bell3efent nShis,
yOu Row admit they are telli sefent power.
" You may rest assured that tie South VIII be Indc-
pendent aud sOCn become greater than the Morrill, Tor
5ue wealth 10 here ana not al The North; because Tue
so hen produces everything That Is necessary, ana
moreover yields immense yalCcs in cotton, tobacco,
tICe, &c, a. extras.
In the products of the earth, the South il the
greatest country. tope Hamburg viii soon give rs
ITect steam navigation. In Januarv we expect TO be
IA foil ou,iness, England viii and must break the
blockade. l have still later information, which still
more confirms me in the belief that England and
"MoRRIs sELGMAN"
Another letter in the same mail bag is az follows:
Charleston, Aug. q, 1861.
"MY DEAR JoHN The Lincoln Government has
stopped The mails, and l avail myself OF our good
iIlud Robert MuiIaud John Paul, going over, which
tuey have to do by very ctcutous route, TO reach
tie steamer Africa at New.York, by the Tine she
leayes for Liverpool, on the l4sh inst.'
Ailerspeakng Of private Affairs the writer continues
We are IN the midst OF war, but our streets are
quiet. We have gained great victory over tie
Yankee army in Virginia. The movements Of our
army are secret, but Will probably have startling
sOOu.
- ana sure that the intelligent people Of Europe
must long this have the VAT superiority u
SOOthera men and principles. hope that yoa have
read the message the Northern Presdeat, Lincoln,
and then that Of President, JeaersOn Davis.
What contrast We have wcll-organiked govern
meat, with good Constitution. Tue Northern, Gov
eminent is q total wreck-iEfataated lawless, bar
barous. Oar harbor 10 still blockaded and OF course
We have scarcity Of such articles hay, butter cof
Zee Tea etc., bat, notwithstanding, have plenty Of
the staff OF i!e.
Ihe crops OF cotton, rice and corn are most abun-
sn', Tor III country where slave labor Is employed
tie cultivation OF the land goes unintcrrupteoly
dUiipg war. IL Is 10. 20 il Tie Northern States They
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are 10 desperately bad condition. They have 10 mar
ket for Their produce their manufactures are an STOP
ped they have no cotton to work upon, ana u 'nGy
bad the only narket for tLot fabrlcsswas tAe oouI
who by LII tariff were obliged to take tn'ir e9ouS
at teir own prices In fact tber business Is
ly paralyzed ana | folly expect to re revolution
there very soon. Their Government mus hIHe raw
upon it the contempt and disgust Of all the enlightened
mower, of Europe | wish could send you, now ana
then some Of cur papers, but there Sno reish cAahee
OF doing so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec IL.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock Hold.
ers of the N. Y. Central Railroad was held
here to-day and the following Directors were
chosen by unanimous vote;
Erastus Corning, Albany; Dean Richmond,
Buffalo; John Il. Ohedell, Auburn; Alonzo
@. Paige, Schenectady; John NJ. L. Pruya,
Albany Nathaniel Boyer, Boston; hivings-
ton SprOeker, Pslatine Bridge; Jacob Gould,
Rochester; Cornelius L. Tracy Troy; Chag.
b. Russell, New York; Richard n. Blachford,
New York; Hamilton White, Syracuse; Hen
ry N. Martin, Albany.
The annual report of the Directors shows
the earnings of the road in the month of
November to have been 1881, ,12O, being an
increase of S22O, 1888 over the same month
last year and the largest earnings of the
Company in any one month.
The surplus of income account on the 3Oth
September, 1851, was 81, ,466, s52l5 invested
in Improvements and supplies. The annual
report of the Committee of Stockholders ap.
pointed to examine into the accounts and
transactions of the company says the books
and accounts Of the company are in good
order. The system was we'll devised, and
they show that the statements in the report
Of the company are correct.
On the question Of the re-appointment oI
the Stockholders Examining Committee
coming up in the meeting, it was resolved,
after full debate, not to again appoint such
Committee, the special circumstances that
gave origin TO it having passed away. g