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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

NOZZLE, Sept. pa sailor, who was cap
tured by Federal steamer Massachusetts. but
afterwards sent adrift in leaky boat. en- ac-
count Of refusing to take the oath, was pick
ed up by the Confsderstes and arrived mere,
reports that the enemy has nine batteries on
the Chandeluer Islands, and that they are
expecting lumber TO build house aud hos
pital there, he says also that about twelve
thousand men are TO be divided on the islands
in that neighborhood and that it lie intended
to tdFtify Ship Islald and prevent communi-
cation between New Orleans aud Mobile
He says. further, that the enemy received NJ.
Orleans papers, and were posted up in regard
to passing events.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
A Great Chance for a Fcr,uus in Land.

L Texas elsewhere. l am bound to sell, or Will
swap for place improved in or about Nashville My
land lies in Bosque county, and the Bosque river,
Is miles from Waco, and miles from the Texas Cen
trail Railroad, in ne healthy country, with plenty OF
water and plenty OF timber, tine Springs besides,
the river passing through the tract. 1tsab>r-there
are about 200 Of the finest Cedar and about 500
acres OF heavy Pecan Bottom the balance OF the tract
Is the finest prairie land comprising one OF the most
desirable tracts of land that can found in the State
For ufther information, address Thomas E Everett,
Neel's Greek Poet Office, Bosque county, Texas, who
lives on the adjoining tract; or J. B. Reed, Branham
Texas Reed went from this county. The title n
clear and perfect and unincumbered The papers can
be seen at the Commercial Hotel. can be seen du-
ring the day at Sharp & Hamiinn's Sword Factory
at night at No 10 Cooper's Building Cherry street
Sep I9 II. l. JUSTICE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Another Proclamation from Rriga-
dier.GeneraI BEN mcCulloch.

HEADQUARTERS. Camp Jackson. Ark,
September 10, 1861.
Citizens Of Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana:
Every exertion is now being made ON the
part of our enemies of the North to retrieve
their late disastrO US defeats on the plains of
Manassas and the late battlefield of Oak
Hills. 1t now becomes necessary, 10 order
to maintain the glorious achievement of our
arms, that large force should be thrown
into the field, on this frontier; and having re-
ceived instructions from the war department,
at Richmond, to increase the force under my
command, l will receive and muster into
the service of the Confederate States, five re-
giments of infantry from each OF the above
named States, by companies, battalions, or
regiments, for three years, or during the
war. Those from Arkansas will rendezvous
at Fort Smith and Camp Jackson. l have in
my possession arms sufficient to equip two
regiments of Arkansas troops-the remain
ing three are required to equip themselves
with the best they can procure.
The forces from Texas will rendezvous at
Sherman. Those from Louisiana will rem
devious at Little Rock. Both of the above
named are expected to equip themselves
with the hest arms they can procure. An
officer will be detailed to muster into the
service the forces from each State at their
respective places OF rendezvous. The conf
mandiug officers OF companies, battallOns and
regiments, as soon as they have been muster
ed into service, will procure the necessary
transportation for their several commands,
and march them at once to Camp Jackson,
unless otherwise ordered. Eacn man will be
provided with two suits of winter clothes and
two blankets, together with tents. if they can
be procured. 1t is desirable that the forces
OF the several States should be in the field at
as early day as possible / call upon you,
therefore, to rally to the defense OF your Sis
ter State, Missouri. Her cause is your cause,
and the cause of justice and independence.
Then rally, my countrymen, and assist
your friends in Missouri to drive back the
republican myrmidons that still pOIlute her
soil and threaten TO invade your own coua-
try, oounscate your property, liberate your
slaves, and put 10 the sword every true
southern man who dares TO take up arms in
defense of his rights.
The principles iusugursted in this war, by
the proclamation of Maj. Gen. Fremont,
should warn the South of the ultimate inten-
;ions of the North, and show them the neces-
sity of rallying to the standard of their coun-
try (for the time specified sbove) prepared
to fight in defense of their homes, their al
tsrs, and their fresides, until our independ-
ence shall be recognized, and it's blessings
secured to our posterity.
Ben MCCULLoCH,
Brig'r Gen'l, Com.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Confederate Treasury Notes,

THE undersigned, merchants of Nashville, hereby
l. advertise that they will take, at par the Treasu
ry Notes of the Confederate States for all merchandise
they have for sale, and in payment OF all debts due
them.
These Notes are at par all over the Confederarv
and furnish exchange ON New Orleans, where they
will pass for all kinds of groceries, etc.
Gardner & Co Thompson & Co.
Cook, Bailey 4 Co. Macy Hamilton
K. S HolIins Il Co. J. A. McAlister & Co.
Ewin, Pendleton & Co Laner. Phillips b Co.
Evans Co. james johnson 4 Co.
lrby Morgan < Co. A. Hamilton & Co.
Morgan & Co. Armstrong & Co.
A q. Adams & Co. Hu McCrea & Co.
Fall cunningham. Terrass Bros
FIte, Shepherd & Co Ewing, AcCrory Il Co
A. Hicks Go. Stratton Seymour.
W. 8. EaEin & Co. Morris & Strattou
Allison, Anderson Co. Woods, Yeafman & Co.
K. c. McNsiry Il Co. Hlrnan Brothers.
A. j. Duncan Co. W. T. Berry & Co.
H. B. Plummer l. Co. Mccall & Fall
Furman Co. Porter, Johnson & Co.
Sam Vanleer & Co. And many others
Sept 2l-dlw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Death Of Lieut.. Powell.

Lieut.. Robert d. Powell. who was killed u
the engagement at Barboursville, was the
late Editor of the Rogersville Sentinel. He
was in the Mexican war. and was a talent
ed and brave man, aud amiable in bis
private relations as he was brave. His loss
will cast gloom over the community o.
Hawkins county, where he was SO widely
known and universally esteemed. We doubt
not the Hawkins Boys, his brave comrades,
will terribly svenge his death.-KaO1Uiut
R>aister
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

Quite brisk cannonading was commenced
from the other side of the river. opposite Ed
wards Ferry, on Monday morning last, and
kept up the greater part of the day. Il is
supposed that the enemy was endeaVoring to
shell a Mississippi camp in this vicinity, a.
several of their she'll were picked up in a
field some distance below the encampment
1t was a useless waste of ammunition. how
ever. as "nobody Was hurt."-Leesbarg Air-
ror Sept. lSh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

- We learn that towards the close of
last week our forces encamped at and near
Cumberland Gap marched into Kentucky,
some 5000 strong, aud on Sunday morning,
were followed by Gen. ZOllicOffer who would
take command. On Wednesday last the 18th,
the Mississippi Regiment, under Col. Bald
win, heretofore stationed at Brush Greek in
this county, left their encampment, en- route
to join our forces in their expedition into
Kentucky.-Jsnesboro Union, 2lst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
From Richmond,

RICHMOND, Sept. 2O.-Many Yankees are
bundling up their notions and endeavOring
to escape before the expiration OF the Az
days, and many pseudo friends of the South
are arriving from the North, to protect their
property from sequestrstion.
A shipment of Hessian prisoners for New
Orleans, will be made to-day to be followed
by a further consignment tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

Col. ]. KNOX WALKER.-A telegraphic dis
patch was received in the city yesterday, an
nouncing the gratifying intelligence that Col.
j. Knox Walker was much better than on
the previous day. and that the prospects of
his speedy recovery were excellent.TAan.
.4Ualdnche, 2Ist.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

Yankeeism sticks out whenever there Is a
chance. A firm at Washington has contract
for burying the dead fromshospital and camps
So head. Another firm is undertaking,
proposing to do it for Sc. Another party
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

Mercury adVertises for ten compositors and
the Courier for six. The price of composition
in Charleston is thirty-fve cents per thousand
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

HABBoRs on THE SOUTHERN CoAsT--Tbe
Northern journals, which are making such a
tremendous and triumphant clamor over the
.sgreat victory"at Haiteras Inlet, announce
that the government has thereby secured
possession of the whole Southern coast. As
usual they are displaying the utmost ignor-
ance of the subject on which they atte mpt to
enlighten other people. So numerous are
the inlets on the coast that vessel of mod
crate draugbt of water can run from Cape
Henry to New Orleans and make an haIbor
every night. 1t is impossible that the gov
eminent can close these outlets, even if the
men and ships at its disposal were increased
hundred fold. We suhjoin list of harbors
between the mouth of the Chesapeake and
Florida, and the dists nee between each.
They are, of course, known to the govern
ment, and properly to every insurance off,
Ger in this city:
Inland and Coast Route from the Chesapeake Bay
to the Cult Of Aezico; Making Har6Or every
Night
RUNS. NILES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
NlSsOLUHHON.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between HUGH
i Mc1REx and W. HooPER HARxEs, under the nrm
style OF Hugh Mc(rea Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual c9nsent, W. Hooper Harris having sold bis en-
tre interest In stock notes and accounts 70 Hugh Nc
Crea who will continue business the old stand
under the arm name Of Hugh McCres & Co, who has
assumed the liabilities OF the old frm, and n alone
authorized 70 settle The old books
HUGH HcCREA.
W. HOOPER HARRIS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
City Election.

At meeting of the City Council on
Thursday, 18th inst, the following persons
were appointed to hold the election in the
several Wards of the City of Nashville on
Saturday, September 18th inst. for the pur-
pose of electing Mayor, eight Aldermen
and sixteen Councilmen to serve for one year
from the LIST October next:
IST WARD.
JUDaEs.-R B Castleman, R Daniels, W
NJ Winbourn.
RECEIVER OF VOTEs.-Patriek McTigue,
CLERKs.-Tbomas Roberts, VIM Vance.
MAGISTRATE To Attend r Briggs, Esq.
Election to be held al Morris j Stratton 5
Warehouse.
IS 2ND WARD.
JUDGEs.-TJ Halle, John Eagles, Geo W
Coleman.
Receiver OF VoTEs.-John w Coleman.
CLERKs.-E Thompson, Charles Sloan.
MAGISTRATE TO ATTEND Isham Dyer,
Esq.
Election to be held at Veterans Livery
Stable.
Sd WARD.
JUDGEs.-Capt. Stockell, John Reddick,
DR. K d Conley.
RECEIvER or VoTEs-Wm Harrison
CLERKs.-Davis A Nelson, Henry G Kee-
BILE.
>
E q.
Election to be held at w L Boyd's, Office.
4TH WARD.
JUDGEs.-M Brantly, Robt Mills, Wm
Patterson.
CLERKs.--John Swan, Boyd Holman.
MAGISTRATES To AITESD.-W ID Robertson,
ESQ.
Election to be held at Theatre.
5TH WARD.
JUDGEs-W c Loftin, A Shankland, E
r Glascock.
RECEIyER OF VoTEs.-Jordan Coleman.
CLERKs.-John S Dashlelis.
MAGIsTRATE' TO ATTESD.--JOsish Ferris,
Esq.
Election to be held at Latimer L Stanley's.
9Th WARD.
JUDdEs.-W W Petition, Thomas Leek,
Richard Mccain.
RECEIVER OF VoTEs-V A Baugh.
CLERgs.- Thomas Cunningham, Carter
TharmOnd.
MAGISTRATE TO ATTEND w I'll Wilkinson.
Election TO be held at Sankey's Stable
7TH WARD.
JUDGEs-EJ Steele, A r Owen, F o Hurt.
CLERKs.-Jsmes Meadows, w Handley
RECEIVER OF VoTEs.--N p Corbett.
MAGISTRATES TO ATTESD.-Jdo Corbrtt.
Election TO be held at Temperance Hall.
STH WARD.
JuDGEs.-Jno n Hobbs. Jno Tauksley, VIM
A James.
CLERKs-N Dortch. James Patton.
RECEIVER OF VOrEs.--I G. HasbroOk.
MAGIsrRArE TO ATTEND-W + Meacham.
Election TO be held at Fireman's Hall.
sS1 Il w. A GLENN. Recorder.
NAsHvHLE, September 10Th, 1861.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

We understand Major G.. W. Smith, for
merly OF the Engineer Corps Of the army of
the United States, and one of the most dis
tiaguished and meritorious o11cers In that
branch Of he service. has been appointed :
Major Gsnerai In the ProvIstansi any Of
Eh4xir~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
General Orders No. II.

HEADQUARTERS fst, BATTIION Tenn CAVALRY, [
CAMP CUMMINGS, 18th Sept. 1861.
LIVERY officer, non commissioned officer and pri-
IL vate belonging to this Battalion Except those alb
sento sick leave under special ORDERS are hereby
ordered 10 join this Bait .lion Immediately.
By order It, Col. +. n. NeNAIRY,
Ed. d. HICKS, Adj't Major.
Sep 20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Committed to the Jail

OF Davidson county az a runaway September
" 10Th, 1861, negro boy, who says his name is
kentuck, and belongs ID James Bells estate Cheat
ham county, Tenn. Said boy is about Is years old ,
feet inches high, weighs 125 80 pounds com
peNion, black. The owner is requested come for
ward prove property, and pay charges the law di
reefs, this, the 2lst day of September 1851
". FUNSTON, Tailor
Sept 22-d3t at Nashville Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Seouestrattou i'm Richmond.

RICHMOND, Sept. 20.-rhe sequestration of
Yankee effects has been going on here at the
rate of half million of dollars per day, for
the last lew days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

HAVING entered the Array OF Tennessee, I have
II disposed Of nay entire interest N the firm Of
Hugh Nccres = Co !, TO Mr. Hugh ArCrea. and would
AK my friends continuance Of ths patronage the
nrm that they have gsnsrously extended TO
old. w. HOOPER aARRIs
sent IL -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24

This brings a vessel inside of the Florida
Keys. From this point there is no difficulty
in making an harbor every night, or even
every few hours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
MARRIED..

On the 23d inst, by the Rev. H. Eggers, Mr.. Ed
WARD R. ILEBsg TO Miss CArHARISE .BAKpEIL, both of
this place.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
Committed TO the Jail

OF Davidson county, as a runaway, Sept Goth
" 1861, negro woman, who says her name is Mar
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Sept 22-d3t Nashville. Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-24
N anteO.

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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-06
CHAMBERBURG. June 4.
Another Victory in Virginia.

CINCINNATI, June 8.
Two columns of troops from Gen.
McClellan's command-one in COM
mand of Col. Kelley, of the First Regi-
ment of Virginia Volunteers, and the
other commanded by Col. Crittenden,
of the IndianaV olunteers-left Grafton
early last night, and after marching du-
ring the.entire night, for about twenty
miles through a drenching rain, sur
prised camp of rebels, 1900 strong,
at Phillippa, Virginia, killing fifteen
and capturing a large amount of arms,
horses. ammunitions, provisions and
camp equippage. The surprise was
complete, and at our last advices the
Federal troops were in hot pursuit Of
the rebels, and it is quite probable
many prisoners will be taken. Col.
Kelley was MORALLY wounded, and has
since died. Several others of the Fed
eral troops were slightly wounded.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-06
The SoID1rR's CoMpAN1oN.-We

The SOLDIERS CoMPANIoN.-We
have received from 7. B. Peterson 4 Brothers,
Philadelphia, a copy of the above book. 1t is a
valuable work, and should find place in the hands
of every Volunteer, Militia, and Officers of every
grade in the Army, as well as in the hands of
every Private in the service of the United States
1t contains official information which is condensed
form whatever, with full information and the
Regulations of the Army, relative to all Reviews;
Inspections .Parades; Guard Mounting; Duties of
all Officers of Companies Rations; Communion of
Rations; Allowance of Clothing; Forms of Pay
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United States Army; Grade of Officers; Pay Of
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Forage; Straw; Extra Work; Troops on the
March; Formation of Camps; Camp of Infantry;
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Enlistment of Minor; Ordnance end Ordnance
Stores, etc., etc. Price 25 cents copy, or five
copies for One Dollar and sent free of postage, to
any one, RENTING the price to the publishers.
Address as above.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-06

troops, strength and position of the
Notifications, and the number of bat
teries. at these points, has just returned
and made his report to the Govern
ment. He brings with him a map of
the country. He was arrested imme-
diately on arriving at the Point of
Rocks, and was held prisoner about
thirty hours. He played the secession
dodge on them, and proved sound to
their entire satisfaction. At the Point
of Rocks three two pound batteries are
erected on the Virginia side. On the
Maryland side there were one hundred
and fifty men stationed as picket guards,
where they were just erecting batteries.
Guards took him from there to Harper's
Ferry, where he was detained for some
time. Here he ascertained through
several of the soldiers the number and
names of the regiments. There were
fourteen full regiments at Harper's
Ferry and the Point of Rocks
after he was released. There seemed
to be plenty of arms. He saw them
open boxes and arm those who had
just arrived. At Harpers's Ferry they
have large.number of heavy batteries
planted on all sides, and were busily
engaged in constructing others at all
available points, where they could be
effectively used"
CHAMBERBURG, June 4.
A person from Sharpsburg, Nd,
states that the rebels have sent over
FIVE hundred sick back to Winchester,
diseases being smallpox and diarrhea.
The general belief is that Harper's
Ferry has been evacuated by the Sc
cession troops, the evidence being the
loading of the cars.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-06
MOTHERS, READ THIS.

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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-06

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