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red with the blood of the tories Of South
Carolina, the ancestors Of The modern
rebels. McDoNoUoH and PERRY and PAUL
JONES and DECATUR are here too, with the
glory Of naval triumphs around their
brows, won over the fleets Of the Mistress
Of the Seas And a vast host which
mortal tongue cannot number, comes from
New Orleans and Yorktown, aud other
fields whose names will never grow dim
or fade from the memory Of man. All
these holy memories are ours. All these
illustrious shades stand by us and over
us, and invoke us to deliver their nation
and ours from tho poisoned bowl and
treacherous dagger Of rebellion. Let as
l0ih one voice a0ear to-day, at The Capitol Of
he Safe, THAT WE WILL DO IT THOUGH IT
COST THE LIFE OF EVERY TRAITOR WITHIN
THE BORDERS on THE COMMONWEALTH !
The Nation shall livel
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We have received the prospectus Of a
newspaper with this name, which is TO
be started in this place, on next satur-
day morning. The prospectus states
that it will be a "Union paper, and its
columns are 70 be devoted TO a dignified
and liberal discussion Of the subjects
touching the re-estabishment Of the
civil Government Of Tennessee and the
restoration Of the Federal relations Of
the State" Mr.. GEoRoE BABER, former
ly Of the Nashville Banner, will be the
editor. We wish our new contemporary
much success in the holy cause of the
Union.
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Col. l.. d. CAMPBELL, Of the Goth Ohio
Volunteers, whose removal to this place
we noticed some two weeks since, has
succeeded Col MATTHEWS as Provost
Marshal Of the city. He win Gil the
Office admirably, we are confident, and
will pursue such a policy as will encour-
age and strengthen the hearts and hands
Of our loyal citizens, and repress the in
science Of baltant rebels. The tender
footed policy has proved a signal failure
wherever it has been tried, aud it has
been tried in hundreds of places, by
officers who treated fanatical and enrag-
ed rebels as If they were conscientious
and rational beings.
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$3.50 REWARD.

MY ton John Tate was taken nom the nolrhbor
Nlho3d OF Bow "a Ky, by the Texas
Rangers ON tho L.. uay uf February iSg2 an car.
rIcd south He m about rs years Ola, bright mulat
TO color, face frecltied nOoIt feet Inches high
rather spare butt, has his side from soald
and also on one OF his legs from DOG bite Will give
the above reward for his liberation or % returned TO
Dis homo aud pay all expenses attending tte same
NINA TATE.
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$50 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from The subscriber, 2 hnes nom
AAifbauoni Wilson c0nsty, Tennessee, Ton the 10th
inst,i negro man named Alfred about 30 years 81
age black, spare made and rather delicate appear.
ance weighs about if0 pounds. He IL carpontcr Nv
trade aud viii doubtless try 10 make into M FEEDER Al
lines, aui PAYS himielf free man lie can write
a p'ssable hand. ] VIII give the abyo reward tor
hs apprehension 90 can get him,
o WHlTiSlDE.
juy2-dlm
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The Evansville Journal, in comment
ing on the guerrilla raid in Henderson
the other day, says;
The guerrillas are growing more bold
every day, and if not speedily checked
may cause great trouble and damage
along our borders. The property hold
ers in this city, and in all the border
towns of Indiana, are interested. will
they look TO their interests, or will they
sleep on?
We are we'll acquainted with The nest
Of rebels in the locality referred TO, and
are confident that a yiler set does not
exist on the Ohio. Let a meeting be
called instantly, and after passing reso-
lutions denouncing the murder Of loyal
citizens in severe yet courteous terms
for fear Of cxasperating some OF the
sensitive Rebel lawyers and merchants
let the oath be promptly administered 20
some Of the most obnoxious rebels. We
rather guess that will straighten them
Swear them without delay. Time is too
precious to lose. Swear them, swear
them
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BOOTS
Water Tax.

NOTICE Ia hereby Ryon 90 delinquent water tax
4 payers that TIE time for PAYMENT Tor Nhu first
sN months Of 1862 has expired, and uulinB they
come forward forthwith and settle ~ viii be- my duty
collect by law, and shut Of the water will be az
tn Collectors ofloe from 10 p m every day.
y. Is GARRETT,
Watot Tax Collector.
ju'y2-dlm
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40 uil thc Military Departments in
the district Of titg 0lrlo.

IN And AFTER TiH 100 Day pf athf lsds
AYHII rf.tu au 0mae at ihn re- l9ld hn'ri Pa leh
rIae. r.nnrar, aud onf 1n Man street.. opposite
faH aauIf fiaua louisville hrH ~ HI uauHalf'1us
f.r na.f Il rrfr dHnarfnrUf NT Nrrf mHulha ff1ni.
Juy iat 1853 ttAhLE KAHN IT,
n-ff U1nirsrt1r faf uIf District ol OHIO
H n-HlFhllt flsrkei pflce paid Coz SOD caNg.
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The Now York n4hme prints the names
Of two Of the Nashville lolergy, sHoSE
and SAwvW lt would be- wen for the
South pa an hor parsons had as little
treason in them as SEHoNE and SAwvm.
We never have heard any one accuse
Hcm
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now rnr nEnrts rarenr.

Though there was desperate Fighting
on the rebel side, as we'll as on ours as
far as | can learn they fought with less
than their usual spirit showing some ev-
idences of less heart In their work than
they exhibited AZ Williamsburg and
Seven Pines. Il may be that they had
no decided objections % our further ad-
vance at this point, but, considering the
effort they made a few weeks since to
dislodge us from the position, this is
hardly probable. II is more likely that
the loss they suffered in their last at
tempt TO enjoy an afternoon spent by
baggine a lot Of Yankees, has given them
new idea ofour mode Of fighting. Sick
ness and lack Of food may have also had
its effect upon the morale Of their troops,
and enabled us, at a comparatively slight
cost 70 obtain position which, 10 judge
from rebel gasconading, should have cost
as half our armyIo secure.
ARRANGEMENTS ron THE wotNDsD.
The arrangements for providing for the
wounded brought fromthe battlefield were
very complete. As they wreo brought 90
the rear, some were attended TO on the
spot, but the majority were carried back
to the Regimental and Division Hospitals,
where the urgent cases were attended TO,
and thea conveyed, with those who did
not require such prompt treatment, 70
hospital tents on the railroad, between
Fair Oaks, aud Savage's Station, whore
they We're provided for, and as rapidly
as possible put on board the cars for the
White House. Three trains went down
that night, but with the limited accomo-
dations of h single track, but a portion
OF the wounded could be carried away.
The hospital station was under the di-
rcetion OF DR. Thomas Sim, Medical Di-
rector Of General HoOker's Division. as
sisted by DIR. G. @. Jewett, Sixteenth
Massachusetts,: DR.. Harvey Brown, First
Excelsior Regiment DR.. Chas, Il. Irving,
Fifth Excelsior and DR.. j. NJ. Mer
ron, Second New Hampshire. Mrs.
Harris, Secretary Of the Philadelphia
Ladies Aid Association, was on hand TO
aid in caring for the wounded, assisted
by Mrs. Sampson, wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Sampson, of the Third Michigan
Volunteers, whose gentle mnistratious
will not soon be forgotten by those to
whom she devoted her attention.
Taken TO the White House by the cars,
the sufferers were then transferred to yes
sells in waiting, by which they were con-
yeyed as promptly as possible to their
homes, Captain Chamberlain OF the
First Massachusetts,, who was badly
wounded in the jaw, came through at
once by way Of Old Point and Baltimore,
in charge of private Chas. Wilkinson, Of
his Company, an intelligent "Boston
boy" to whom am indebted for inior-
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Since the three days battle with which
the month opened, there has been scarce
" anything worth the name of fighting;
and with the exception, perhaps, of the
loss from picket firing, which has been
heavy, our list Of casualties is less than
for any similar period since the army
came upon the Peninsula The time has
been improved by Gen. Mcclellan in ma
king new and better disposition of his
troops - in procuring re-enforcemcnts,
and in strengthening his lines with a Sc
ries Of field works, which have proved
an eilectual safeguard against such as
saults as that from which Casey suffered
and furnished a strong base Of operations
for a further advance.
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Stravad OF Stolen.

DURING last week from the pasture OF W r. m
lJliston, near Nashville, light bay horse, about 10
hands high, long tall, with white spot on his back
and branded ", ON tho shoulder. lie Is troi
ting horse. Any person returning him 20 30. e
North Market street, viii be hhcrany rewarded.
1T r.. MCLEAN,
Colonel ~ Tennessee Regiment.
julye-dst
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The Louisville Journal has the follow
ing;
The report that Roger Hanson wanted
to take tho oath Of allegiance was I'M
founded. Roger is always willing 10
stake something but not an oath To be
a good citizen.
The cause OF true religion in Tonnes
see owes much to the brave Andy John
SON. He is guarding thepulpits of that
State against foul Dissertation.
Two Sundays ago the Rector of the
Episcopal Church in Memphis offered
prayers for the Southern Coniederaoy
On Monday he was a2mopidei by Gen.
Wallace. But have no doubt that any
clergyman will be permitted TO pray for
the rebel Conlederacy III he will simply
add 'and oil other sinners"
A good way 10 catch some Of the rebel
generals would be TO set mouse-traps for
them.
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We took a few prisoners during the
day; how many did not learn. A num-
Der of those who came in We're from the
Fourth Georgia Regiment that State be-
ing well represented in the fight the
doughty Howell Cobb leading her troops
to battle Among the rebels brought In
was one 5haTpshooter, of whom they had
a number stationed in trees 10 pick of
our officers.
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N mn N AnyANcE


AZ o'clock the brigados of this diyis-
ion were drawn mp in linc Of battle ON
the right OF the Williamsburg road, a
short distance beyond the Seven Pines,
and from that 20 tha railroadi the First
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THEATRE.

THEATRE.
DuFFlFI.D a sAgus MAvAuEHs
w. ~ EVERETf STAGE MANAGEB.
4th JULY seth AEEIVERsARYl
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY A.
DAUGHTER Of the REGIM EMIT I
SONG-"Hgcs Yer Mule NJ BFYlElD
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PRICES or ADMISSION
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The Richmond Examiner says, "bayo-
net-wounds in this war; on the Confede-
rate side, are very rare"
We think, on the contrary, that they
are remarkably ,oeH done, But perhaps
the Examiner means that the Confederates
received payJtlo bayonet wounds on their
side That is very likely We have
always heard that they received most
Of them on N,eir backs
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back from the rife pits to the edge Of q
piece Of woods IN their rear, where they
maintained their ground in spite Of the
most strenuous efforts to drive them fur
Their back
Burney's Brigade, which was on The
left Of General kearney's position, bore
the burdcn Of the assault aud suffered
quite heavily, Il is reported, though ]
bave been unable to obtain any particu-
lars Of their loss up to the time Of writ
ing Indeed my report Of what occurred in
this division is much less complete than
! would have wished to make il: their
heaviest fighting occurring so late in the
day that lam unable 10 procure any de-
tailed report Of their operations in season
20 get this through.
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! Series Of Brilliant ,kirmishes.
Indomitable ana Successful bravery
oS our Troops
sturdy but Unavaiiiue Esosistanee or
the Rebels,
LIST OF CASUALTIES.


Correspondence Of Gle Now York Tribune
CAMP BEEoRE IcHRMoND(
Thursday, June 26.
The field of the Seven Pines has been
the scene Of another conflict, less holly
contested, less sanguinary, but ON the
whole, more satisfactory in its results
than the one with which She month OPEN
ed No longer the subjects Of an uncx-
pected attack, bnt advancing this time
against the enemy, under the immediate
direction Of the Commanding General,
our troops have achieved a decided ad
vantage, securing position somewhat
nearer Richmond and leaving but sin
gle belt Of forest between them and that
city.
PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTs-THE WORK or
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RebnI ToIerntlon.

We have on our table copy of ne
Hgious newspaper" exclusively" so, we
suppose--published few months ago in
Suffolk, Va, in which the following adj
vice is given by the Reverned Editor as to
the course TO be pursued towards men
who, living in rebel communities, still
remain loyal to the Union;
In many places in the country, we hear
of persons, who are untrue We f1mly
belieue that the time has come ,obea no traitor
should be tolerated. The Yankees are at
our doors, and soon may be among us, and
such persons should ne shipped North on sent
back into 6te interior, before they are brought
in communication with the enemy.
Let the loyal and true keep their eyes
open, and upon those suspected of being
untrue. The traitors must be disposed Of
before the arrival Of the enemy.
We commend this paragraph from the
pen of pious f. F.V editor to the pray
erful attention of the sympathizers with
the Nashville parsons. Even with the
same measure that you have meted unto
us, rebels, shall it be meted to you again.
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Massachusetts,Co Col Robert Cowdin, being
depioyed as sklrmishers, the Second New
Hampshire, Col, Msrston, supporting it a
little 10 the lei, and rear, and the Tween
ty-sixth pennsylvania, Col. VIM +. Small,
supporting Il in the right aud rear the
Eleventh Massachusetts, Col. VIM. Blais-
dell forming the reserve. On the LETT
Of The Williamsburg road, Gen. Sickles
Excelsior Brigade was stationed, the re-
naming brigade Of the division. General
Patterson's New Jersey Brigade, being
held in reserve as 4 support. Further TO
the left, Gen. kearney joined his line Of
battle on to that Of Gen. Sickles, whilst
at the right Gen. Sumner held his men in
preparation for any service that might be
required of them.
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\ goENn oN m nArrLrrIrLn.


This man was mortally wounded, a
bali having crashed its way through his
skull, his head presenting a CHASTITY sight
as the brain oozed out while he lay there
dying; ibis fuco thickly clothed with
gore, ons eye destroyed, and the other
open, but covered with the film Of death.
Some friendly hand had covered his dis
figured face with paper to hide il from
the curious gaze of the lockers ON. by
whom the covering was now and then re-
moved, revealing the work Of death. But
there was no need Of this, for the convul-
siye heaving of the breast, and the spas
modic twitching Of the heart showed
how fast the life was ebbing away.
Not six feet from here lay one Of our
own men, also mortality wounded, the
two meeting thenin the friendly bonds
of death. IL was a young Jersey boy
with a pleasant face, pleasant even in
death, fora soft and sweet expression was
left upon the clay as the angels slowly
bore the soul away. The ball had enter
ed the back Of his head, leaving his face
untouched, and 10 contrastod strangely
with the disligured countenanco Of The
dying rebel az his side. AZ ho lay there,
with his head supported by a bag Of
grain, the blood was flowing over bis long
black hair, and thickly staining the rude
pillow on which he was falling into his
last sleep.
IL is well that in the midst Of our yicto-
ries we should remember how many such
scenes strew the battlefield, which, amid
The press Of more stirring matters, we
who write have little time TO dwell upon
PrERErONE.
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Slnger's NeWlng Machlne,

DOR SALE. Low FOR CASH, ONE or Bin
~ Sowing Machines, Ga good order, Wurmnto
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~ scENE oF ~ coNFIIer.-

The works guarding the positions held
TO the front Of Gems, Heinizelman and
Sumner were hidden from the enemy by
a belt Of woods, in which our pickcts
met theirs and disputed It's possession
with chem. On the further side of this
wood in front Of Hookers position, is a
swamp extending a short distance, until
il joins on to a peach orchard, ON the
firmer ground beyond. Next to the peach
orchard is an open space, bounded on the
further side by a patch Of forest by
which the rebel works are screened from
observation. In front Of the wood the
rebels have rife-pits, in the further edge
of the clearing protecting their advance
guard in the woods beyond on the side
toward us.
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From Gen. MccleIlan's Army.
Second Struggle en- The Firm Of he
sCYen Pines,

A Full Account Of the Fighting on
Wednesday.
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Straved.

EROM my stable on last Friday gbt between
y summon and Jefferson streets North Nashville, a
bay horse about nfloon hands and half high no
other marks, except a hurt in the len eye a hbe.
raj reward viii be paid on MS return 90 me fjr
formation 30 thatn can set him
JOHN BINDER.
july2-dlw.
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lE. sUmNm DUNNO rHE TI0Hr


Though circumstances did not make Il
necessary Tor his troops to be brought
very prominently into tho action, Gen.
Sumner was on the alert and impatient
for an opportunity 10 make his strength
felt The sang froid displayed by the
veteran while mQmeniarilg expecting q
fight was a special subject Of remark.
Forming his regiments into triple line
OF battle, DE called tor chair, aud posted
himself m front of tho advance line. where
he remained seated until firing in the
woods in front of hls position led him 60
mount his horse again, and drive forward
10 ascertain ihc cause. Owing to an in-
jury received by being thrown violently
forward in his saddle, Cen Sumner was,
IL will be remembered, for some iimo un-
able 10 mount his horse, and hence tho
explanation, probably, of bis somewhat
singular position, though not of the cool.
ness with which 10 was taken and main-
tanned
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THE PAST MONTH.

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