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IleRdqaHrtOrs OF frat IteEfment Of
Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry.

II. IS JULY 90 1862.
An officers rccrddpg for thIs service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring to enlist Will apply at either of
thosePlaeg VRE E4Eg HtI
y6iuhtSersN wilt irpossibls, bring their
horses with. them, which will be valued
and paid fdrb the Governments
Byordet Of Col, W, 4, STOKES.
7 ~, .'s CD. BRIENgA. r. @. NJ
july20-tf .l.- ...-at. ..'.-,.,- b
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The corps Of Michigan Mechanics and
Engineers have begun the work of re-
paiting the bridges, etc, destroyed by
the guerrillas on the Louisville and Nash
vile Rallroad.s We hope they viii hurry
up the work, as we are tired Of living in
a Juan Fernhntles9 N'~ u ''..'t
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MarYhal's sale.

10y virtue of an alias Va ia TO mo directed from
- the Circuit Oourt Of m uIdted States Tor the
middg District Of Tapnossoe !, b. Il, Glascock, Mar
ehAl 10 nnn for saId District, will expose % public
sale 20 the highest bidder for cash, at the Court.
house door, IN the city 81 Nashville, bn Me End day
Of October, 1862 an the right, title, claim aud inter
A. " = llndsley and Washington Bart % AdIhih.
Etrators'of John shelby dpcrased, haze in and 20
thc toldwing descrbed pieces prparuals Of Ism 40.
On peaha's creek amt ms wdtbrs, beginning 1T a
planted rock south east corner of James white. ides
RssC E AS5iA ta4 Pyss Y ep9 9fes rex
Mgrtin'a corner; ihnnoe North l0' Kia102 poles ~
rock al Martins eQrncB henee North sl}6 Est q
ane $40 poles 20 Ratakei thence North pOlosFo
sake thence North 74o Eas, ~ roles 10 sycamore
theucc south 29o East 80 and g. poles 20 thecshtcr
" said creek thence down the same with its mean
ders thence south 7s7 East is poles South go East
fsos t tsSqp s l i ~ W. #s iiP B& q sG %5s
thence boi2 hast u and CLIO poles 90 a corner 10
uullen Garinsr's thence south2@,G West ~ poles
% stake ihcnee south 55ls iaat rs alt-alO
poles ioRrook thence NOtif M East l25 aaJ6s Ia
lhe middle OF tho creeki tleneo down tho sahlo as
meander, 10y onsntts thus South O. East 2Qpoes
spulh "a Eet.sa loesi 6oathl6l50 Hhst Ufb poles;
south sos Fast % poles south b East ~ poles 10
a pile q Epfss. " hewa pany u iHe efs3S then6d
North di3a. W'st 21l POLES, u ah b. W M6ntloNH
ana Si5i PSss .sss SsBsS sSb Wss
20 pOles, passing Or, = Heads corner al ii poles
thence south VI East l9J poles thence South s0lsi
20 poles 70 a honey locgsr. henoe Wei a6 asd
10 poles 90 rpek thonre Nprtl p, Iast i2s l'lc-
to arock bonpohoph soy fast 81 poles toa rock,
tAehoe Nort East ~ and 4 30 poles toa STAKE;
thenoo south s9's East 2.s poles % the beginning.
Also, life esylg ia gty-pur arres WHICH wa Niei
~ Lucieu slotrstO Us wife stial " tuoW ka2ah
, Head for hot lfs. Aso, small tract adjoining
the above u being BE ml ilact "a tour acfes 10
kel4ei win lhe lll o4 the Same. SAD lpperly be-,
ing leYgi upon % sltsg iuigmtut ~ favor 0f IS. :.
q D. p bush against u0mas Barry, MashingtOn nsri
row. w. Barrow aud A. n. 4 Lindsay AlUtinrsfrf
fos of John shelby, dccoased, rendered IN said Cont
pn the ard dNyf0 May. l8lO. Sale 3D. takt uldoe at
10 O'Clock . At IENA III h. ia tgLAspofaf
10 nug2Q-tlt L. - Msrshal AI D T.
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Justices, Court.

JOIN haoWAEi Ptlr1 To- "a suit bsiore q NJ
= squthrsfa "a Ju.tfra nf pg.as
A. faisE, Dth. ior Davidson County, Tcun
llho pninilni John Browne, In this action having
np'aihrl an AuaciunlHt against the defendant, A.
tri.e aud issued 90 Constable John ID Cover and rc
20 hrd by him, levied on suudry articles OF chaitles
bl'nglnF iQ tho dfigndanti ana on molten of plih
lNi % appearing 90 the satlshctioD Of fIid Justice,
lnt Tho defendant "a u u0nrsideut 6f tht STATE Uf
lanne 500. 10 a ordered that publication he made for
lllf successive weeks la newspaper published Boz tho
laeudant 90 appear heflrg SAD Justice on thc hA
day oi scpttmbfr, ldl1. and p.saH ansWcf or demar
20 san attachment ptir1rWiso thr cate Riu ~ Fef
down iJr trial ey psrte On that day
O. No. sOUTHGArE up
q A'Eo' ~ i'g@ 4'Tn Eh "es3YUil-
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40 relearans.

s The hne is slill down between this
placaahd Huntsville, and 50 we are with
ont dispatches. III spite Of Che abuse
heaped by. Ioyalists and rebels upon the
poor lightning, yet we al feel its loss
soreiy, and would welcome friendly
llashJ al We woalda'ioying absent Mend.
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The paragraph in yesterdays paper
asking contributions to purchase a
sword for the braYs Capt AEKISsoN, got
Into our columns by mistake. Oar read
ers have Already been ihfotmed that The
snm for that purpose was made up the
next morning after the fghtan on ele-
CANT sword Purchased. .. -a
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= TaE@ TRuE PLk9FoaMy-The platform
ofancoBdilionAl U1ionfsn et cludes from
our political fellowship every man who
l5veshiA EoBBy'bsl:ef than IFS country;
it excludes him who refuses to support
the Gqvernpent,uRleas Il destroys slaY-
ely, hid him also, who refuses to support
the GOysTmeptunDQssi { preserves slav-
cry, The platform Of Unconditional
Unionism is therefore precisely the one
which the people wan. ct this juncture,
and we predict the only one they will
recognize. They want no platitades and
truisms drafted BY efEstelAnd fossil poll
tieians, at ..sO-cal!ed conservative meet
,,r,s,.. i-+ssst 90 .in O. d. 20 s'''-'--. Ell 't''
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dEkpoARTEEs DtsTBteT on THE ORiol
!. NASHVILLE, pESN., Aug. Is, 1929
q -,..- ~ f,, 49, -.s---. ''~"-

|, Enlisted men, unless accompanied
by, and under the charge of, commission
cd ofIlcefsfare br5Ribitdd from stopping
At Hotels or, plblic-heuses an this-eity.
The Provost Marshal is direcied to en-
force this order, andto see that all keep
ers Of public houses are informed Of il,
andthat all enlisted men report at the
Barracks provided for them.
tfHA "a Eul1 lfNftfeab
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The great River Of freedom is made up
Of the life drops IN The veins Of our par
tfiot soldiers. 200 p '-"
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r By command Of Majo Gen. buell..
Unsigned. Is w. H sIDELL;
-- '-- Maj. 10Th U. s. Infantry A A. A. G
.Cfficial, sre ---- 60 l-'"--r-- "
..lr v.i il 81 90 l---'~ se, -a t'.st
HElsRA' STONE, A. a. A. G.
August 19.-1w.
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asllrillE tHiuH.
GAG lll4ll
s'so AZ FIs.4iFF yI;,., C4EIeh' Na'A-
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a 1862,

second Presbyterisn Chureh, NASH
ftH+ ~ ~ Nfifes ffff
In accordance with the Special Order
Of CoLMnIEnrappropriadng the Second
Presbyterian Church Post Chapel I'M
b, der the direction and eqnir9l Of The loyal
meInbers AL oiQcers end soldiers Of the
United States, all strapgeFs who may
happen % be in The city, a, well as, the
citizens of Nashville are cordially in
Z. 'yissd q attend Divine service At said
ci0Jcb. il15I..
Praaehlae 3hig mggpng a. lQls
o'clock, A A. By Rev gaInrs Mat
thews, ehaplaih.ioih 4 y Regim9ont4 T
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:. HoRsis WANTED. - Persons having
good horses for sale win End good mar
ket for them by applying TO Capt Lun.
lSee advertisemeni.l Il is hoped That
all persons who have horses 20 dispose
Of will bring them forward without de-
lay, as horses nia3 be had The follow
ing mode which Gen. BolGR has adopted
IN our sisterstate, Kentucky, shows how
earnest The Government u IN wishing 10
procure themt in order to suppress the
atrocious guerrilla warfare which is de-
vastating the country.
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FREsH CORN NEAL for sale Of the
% D.DICEFr, Alsai, =
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"-"' -LorisutiG- lply 30, 1904 J \.
For the guidaneeof officers ia thG mat.
ters referred 10 herein, the following
Orderis made
! l. In making, sSiBhsi of h6fses TO
mount the. cavalry. authorized by the
Government 70 be raised In Kentucky, it
shall be done by two commissioned olii-
GERS appointed by the Colonel or officer
IN command Of the recruiting station.---
The OF the officers assigned TO This
duty win be reported 10 these headquar
ters Immediately on the receipt Of this
order. No private soldier, nom commits
Stoned officer, ''in' any case, will be per-
mited 20 Rlake'anY seiEurd OF shdtses 2
ii. The officers appointed 10 make
seizure will keep IN a book the names of
all persons whose horses are seized.
with the value Of each horse. They will
give TO the owner of the horse receipt
for the same and valuation thereof
The payment thereof liy the Government
depending on the loyalty OF The person.
The officers will report TO these head
quarters a fall statement Of an horses
seized and value Of each. III i. ~ l... ID
III. The commanders Of regiments and
recruiting stations are enloined to. en-
force this order strictly. Any violations
Of Il by officers or priyaies viii subject
the offender 20 punishment. No coma
missions will be issued 20 officers VIOLA
ting it, or allowing Il be yiolated. The
commanding, olicersWill be held respon.
sible for the strict enforcement of this
order. '-'"i'
BY Command of Bmg.-Gen Boyle.
30" L-~' JOHN BOYLE, y '-
Captain & A. A. G. bay
pr .-aa..
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FIRST VESSEL on THE CoNrINENT.-The
first vessel built on this lpontinsptl, was
the Virginia of sagadahoc." She was
planned and finished by Martin Digby,
the autumn and winter of 1907, and was
launched and put to sea in the spring
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T7TaIS TETTE'r7

Climbpg.u p a soapeds pelO feet fore
most is a toleraBlY difficult performance,
but IL isn't half so hard as editing a
daily newspaper without telegraph or
III 30 tft Ha.ia en-
mhllsflt As-s % 3 ta AHl '.'a-
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To MAnufa6tnrers.. .

'Ss tl,,t y. 40 i2E eAiil 4. $50 = ,,.-.
Lace nnd fEaflaF Lbhthofs
Anathpa ana dum HelunEa b.
tpysWaa LYON ,..,.t
jays 81, nrksf a,
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Justices Court.
S'EoN' cH'Trlli6 : W0o0s, 'pl.iada.,i

In asut 4aforqe. a. s9upeftg gjRstgoB5 d a
u8blf7tb. kIxM cRatasH 49, ~
acuaa NavNg pbttineAaA Atta,hmtdtth hid4 mL
dfidndant,sJ ~. b. GRIMM, and Nsuei to Consiaiic
Jphn ~ Cover, and returned BY him. levied on sun.
aud on molipp oifplamuisi " fDrftl,lf hfthrlng
n the slitnctoh O said Jubhcs th8t tie arfsnda1t
Is nonresident Of the state ~ Tennessee. 10 d or.
dercd that publication BE- made fr four successive
woeks IA uewsplpof published in the city Of Nash
yille called The " Union, warning the defendant ~
f anu appear before said Justice tho 2jth day OF
September 1909 tad pleaa answer az d,t,ur nj 900
tVWhment, ptberNisdt hacaiiie Wi b. ast tsWh
trial rN paTte Oh that dlv.
q NJ. sOUTHGATE, up.
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The traitors Of Tennessee who seek TO
destroy the Union within tie AWFUL shad-
oW Of the tomb Of JACKSON, would have
iOiAed hands with the Jewsip erpeifying
Christ in sight of the tomBs Of Che
pronhakg stpss17sF FHW"fH "n@i'
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Il h + u " u \ e. 81 :.
j. =. q. uhihfss.. IMPLY ~ IT.
s..' \ Z VT. ~. ilklI.tll "a.

T Taosi. n y S1tsis IEs6.-,,Rsilkistit IA.
MAufNG JElfonua...sss.hook Iowa,
w 70. DIA0auuHsi hbq. ". u kantia 'iffrftfye "a
II HutaHofos /. laE & 90. 2W Bf0adWat m r., ~
B0wnrsl DaEEHas a Dasn %, 0i mt s6VasS, -.
I ponb, Jrigll ..lLf ~ NV Tbft. IN ii''-.-i
GAsnsrE q D0Doh l..s....lo Wirnh erect NY. 80 n
JtHoHD .. hrcii hiii.s. ihts'nn AZ cof. WaHs.fF
L 81 l8oEiFri Egi.lial.k q07 Broadkay.s y. ~ go
WtIIaH DESIRE - tf. 40 IuifDn tiftsf NJ s. r-''s'
CAHf1a FeE, ks1 .it.. iQiuoiuihtt 0hl6. ~ fisr-
JlsEa q. aEq1i knlHla. lNOy in rtthi n 40 90 L-.rf
mtncgg a fnthi Ett i4hayaiiHe 81 a-''--'
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There wilt be -serRioe in the First
PsssbYisriah Notwithstanding at LOS
oclqSk1phYe ns.lim SO xIEO
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r -4a fs.fF H.HH ''.-' ~"
We wonder how the dickens the world
abroad nihHhges t6getlaI6hg without The
Nashville. UEosg dpgigg1lhel blockade /?
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ULAsKs-QUART AND PINTBOTTLES
" aqnuc H,aft titiaff hsbg VI. LfgA
AuEliH
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Pcts0hs.Bho ieGfGallain on Friday
report that The gpetrillas were still in
that place. "N 'r-'
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EEEssEE BKkNcH
go a..-..4.a. i-..i. D.. oF.FW 20, ..s.. i,..,se,,
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY

800 IT NHtfI 30 .tAffsa'H f'AH nee
mis- AGENCY pU'sessos pco,hhr nciTiuJs f6r lE.
successful prosecution and settlements "a iS
mHne against tho General Government OF EVERY
phac tis 4oA,1iti eepdnsifnsha had. several
years experience IN tho mauagement OF elallns Ia.
fdro Congress, tho CONT " Claims. aad ts pysr,,.
i've Departments at warbioshcu. and bel6p. noS
ouslily acquainted and fdnlfJf Wnb Inc law. ,,.
regp'atious governing theig adiusinontl
Particular attention will be- siysp to Gao. ,i.I,..
outof tile present vut, iu.iudmg tHe 6ce6nnTs Of
States toutruot0rt, ana Dltdtihk Ohlt,Is "a "a.
Was aid Navy departments ana 'f5f " U6Iioete
ing Drilling, ana Orgudf4ink Vol.
untcers," che reimbursement ofWhrah hi6bib6r.
led 'SAH act AZ 0ongruA; CLAIMS FuR IAhEAr
hiAN -RORnrRYATE PROPERTY 'fAHHE ron
PuHlin VER3,-OR FOR DAMAGES 40 SUCH
PROPERTY tOr ilerses lost tn the etfSfa Ahlf' ne
military ray Pensions, ana IEBuhfy
land si-s,t l.al' y ''..'i
we give special attention 90 procuring PEN
sloIss nppplies,rqi3, sfSgox tossssas,s
VINO have boon wounded, contracted Ill ease, or ths
iemllef9 sufb ashaye died. on besn KILLED whie Ia
'A' Pi.'hes e thfF line efdgi " such Jurlue ,Ls.
'lHfsfnt WW J. .tantl- y 4. .sa d i.-
special care viii also be gffeh 20 claims which
lrt' boon heretofore teIeetGd o. Snsponded
TX ug departments or Inefic len tly EHmnaIeo
hrenpt attention also given ~ the collection of
Qiarfermasier's Receipts giyeh o. Prorofi, taken
ior pc fqf l4e AFWy, suinging Acuousts.wltlf
and collecting coiWs aEanstths Qlariermaster's De
partnent.
! Az Chains placed IN our hands roaeiye our Prom,
foFsonal Attention, thereby securing many
which In tho hands OF an Atlorn6y at any dist.pt
pspt, frequently prove unsuoucasnll. s-.ai,. .iil
Afide nom this decided advantageous daliy inter
foufsc With all the Departments enables no Ia moo
fagea 70 obtain decisions much mofa speedily thut
fhsreal communication and other necessary ddt1T
P'usteo conducted through tbo mans
~ ihs end, We solicit you 10 forward 10 Ms a nv or
qlleasea ofsuch character you mas fdn time 10 time
4afe presanni' and, asis-our oirsiouIfs, aai- fhf
4'sh yon with MI ths necessary blanks, and shbj,
fln'f'' tqeu9nr l.4..r.i ala..itlt.--.t 81
NJ" charge made T aas oaas uii 81, tnre,. fnll- J,
t.f's. N3'tlls- -i.+ CukRErs u. otfF.Es-"
10 81 chqffy Sleets
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BAGS

tz0n q BIS 0SNAnuRG 4"
tOU 400 2A Bus EXTRA SCALES
BAGS, WI ttle by
VA lyon a Market street,
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We are told by one of the conductors
on-the' rsflf6ed thSt ldfniehse Quantities
Of corn can. be-. bopght in Robertson
county At 2.s9 per barrel . (. ~! i,
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Of lG0S, at HunnewelPs Point Maine.
4 EkERIAALa LEkW
Thea more woman thas sHigh 5p


there are ZIG females to 100 males; in the
whole of Scotland liz to 100, and in
all England and Wales 100 to 100. The
emigrations Of men, and their employ
mept lip the army and naSgrhelh NJ *
plain the disparity.
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LOungers and loafers-are, Q nuisance, in
any capacity, but from loungers and loaf
ers.wto wear .sheaIdet-gitaps- drawing
fat salaries from the Government and
neglectiAg their soldiers, Good Lord de-
s.faf t'".
liver the country
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NRFhyllls whoIesale PrIces Unrrens.
CogaiafoN AsO PRonUcr MrrcnlyTs.

No. 8 cu.LEaE 81, NASHVILLE.
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TmEAruB,

lqiuea eliaguei ','''.''''. Managers
y n, Nefeth.'r9 f,n.''.. = .,,.,.-,.sEee Manager
> T. snphl G,a.. .. 3 i rreasuftr
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IRISH ITUToRlSf
LOST.

Ia F.nsal'al. QpEEN M gqF ApErooL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
EPOM TILE SOUTHWEST.

MOBILE, July GA special despatch TO tlI'
Advertiser, dated Chattanooga, 23tii, says
The enemy is evincing great activity, ami !:
evidently preparing for some movement
Trains Of cars arrived at Bridgeport, to-day
with shell and ammunition. Some rumors
which have been circulating, respecting The
rgtreat of the enemy, are ascertaned to l's
false.
A special despatch to the Tribune from
Grenada. o5th, saws: Memphis refugees report
that portion of Sherman IS army left that
city on Tuesday last for the Lower Miasissil'.
pi-supposcd to be for Vicksburg.
Two disabled Yankee gunboatS, towel by
steamers, passed Helena, on Monday. upward
bound.
Six Federal ColonclS, it is said, have resign
ed in Curtis's army, owing TO Lncon'S late
policy on the negro question: Many other
officers have resigned at Memphis, anu gone
North.
Information, deemed reliable, has been re-
cciycd here, that General Curtis hung three
of our guerrillaS at IIccna. lie has again
moved all his force TO the other slIc of the
river.
MonlLr. July Ga special despatch t"
tbc "'rribune,' dated Granada, yesterday,
says: ~,
Water, which place is twenty miles west OIL
Senatobia, with artillery, infantry and caTai-
~. estimated at from five hundred to one
thousand. This morning skirmlsh ensued,
with small loss onsour side, our plckets tail-
ing back and burning the bridges TO stop
their advance.
Numbers of refugees are arriving mere
from Memphis.
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:rw YORK STOCK MARKET.

from the Jnurual Of Commerce, Iuiy 3,hl
",fhc feeling is one of general depression,
hut capital is more abundant, ard rates OF
interest are lower. Loans on call are offered
at jaG per cent, and prime endorsed busi-
hess paper l.: readily taken at the inside rate.
Cold was firm; sales were made .. the
board at l2us, and 12U1al20s WAS paid il
the street. Towards the close there was less
demand, and the market droolcd 10 ilnf.---
Silver is bought in small lot, uy the brokers
III lT!. Old demand lutcs ar. worth lUSa
1881.
"Forcign exchange does not keep pace
with the advance in gold, and rates this morn
ing were L little slack at ;i!ai.i3 for ster-
ling. We quote: Bills at 90 days on Lon
don I2g IN ID fur tlOcnuenlar,: 3Opal3l for
commercial; l3l4al32t for .iiakrrS'; do. nj
short sight 32!!al35; Paris AT % days I.335a
49,; do. ut short sight IL .a5.25; Antwerp
4.32ta4.3n; Swiss 4.322!aI.3U; IIanburg 43ta
AL; Amsterdam .lSSu49i; trankl fort .l9ai9 i;
Bremen 934a!'4s: l'rmSsian tIIalcrS SGtaSI!.
"Ihe stock market opened amid general
apathy, and prices droopcd because none
seemed disposed To buy"
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a,;yr,sy RESTS THE TYrANT."

A late account from New Orleans contains
the following:
a few days ago there was great fear of an
uprising of the people. Double scntr,cs were e,
put on duty, and some of the heaviest OF the
war vessels were moorcd in front OF the city
The purpose was to destroy it, il the move,
ncnt should be made. 1t was this fear that
prompted the order of the Provost Marshal
declaring three persons found together on
the streets were equivalent TO riot ano
several citizens were arrested and lined ior
violating it. On the 18th inst. the fear oi tEe
riot was SO great, Chat signal flags from oe'
I'atrick'S Cathedral was used nearly all day
The same day lady was arrested for display
ing Confederate banner in honor of the vic
tory in Virginia, and the movement among the
citizens was so marked and defiant that the
Provost Marshal exhibited considerable apPre-
hcnSiop of the result.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
DCEI. PREHEN1'EN.

The "lnquirer" says national drcctiy.
got wind on the 22d of al affair of honor
which resulted from quarrel between Cap
tain Whiteiield and Captain Charles +. Mac.
kenzer, an Englishman, and Il parole1 Concd.
cralc prisoner. The quarrel originated al
Williard's several days ago, and while til,
Rebel officer was abusing the Union, Captain
Whitfield called him liar, and hence til.
challenge. The spot selected for the due
was on the Virginia side, Just beyond thr
Long Bridge, and nearly twenty spectators
were present. Colonel Baker gullopcI on
the ground just as the principals were placed
in position, and arrested thr whole parity
Captain Whitfield gave bonds for his appear
ancc, and Captain Mackcnzer was taken I,
the guard honsc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
rAE SEM, MAl, rnIlrY.

The National Republican" of to-da! c"r-
talns the following:
~. few days ago It number Of Seniors,
with Mr.. Trumbuli at their head, waited urD;.
the President and made h.,il a formal address,
fully endorsing thc nrw war policy OF the
President. They were in favor Of snbsiatng
our troops upon the enemy. Of using negroes
for all military purposes. and OF pushing the
war without further delay.
"Mr. Lincoln replied to Their address, aid
assured them that their views were now his
own, and that hereafter he should act upon
them.''
The same paper also has the lollowin. par
agraph:
"IIon. Joseph Holt is said to have changed
his views, and is now in favor Of the presi-
dents emancipation policy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
DESErTERS.

From the following it will be seen that the
Yankees are beginning to question the stories
manufactured by their correspondents about
dcscrtcrs from the Confederate army
Two descrtcrs were brought to hcadquar-
ters yesterday afternoon, but nothing new
could be learned from them. They corrobo-
rate the fact that the main lines Of the Rebels
are at least ten miles from her t, and occupy
the same ground that we once did-tllat OF FAIR
Oaks, Gaines Hill and the Trent Estate
They tell the same old story; that thousands
Of others are willing and ready [" desert
whenever favorable opportunity turns up.
In our judgment that is so long in coming
that the bare possibility Of it eve" offering
seem further OIL than ever
These dcScrtcrs, too, tell us Of the dreadful
suffering arising from the want "f proper
nourishmcnt. Yet, somehow, nutwithstand-
ing this dcstitntion, they seem to retain their
health and strength, and when the lighting is
going on they do not seem to lie in the least
debilitatcd by either hunger or thirst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-29
BALTIMORE srocx MArKEr.

FROM the Baltimore Sua, July u.
There were 10 transactions in Gold at tho
board yesterday; buyers offered Il9, and sell.
ers demanded l2D, decline Of per cent OF
the closing bid Of previous day. Sales Of De.
mand Treasury notes at 1914, closing at l0I
bid, 1919 asked, a decline of percent.
The following were the rates Of the domes-
tic exchange brokers yesterday:
American Gold l9talAt per cent premiums
American Silver l2alj per cent premiums
One-year Certificates y14a9S; I3-l0 Treasury
l02!al02!; United States coupon 6s of lSSl
97sa9S; Dutiablc Demand notes Has per cent
premium.