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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
NASHVILLE, TENN. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1861.
CONSTITUTION
a OF THE
Confederate States of America.

We the people of the Confederate States each State
acting its sovereign and independent character,
order form permanent federal government estab-
sh justice, insure domestic tranquility, and secure
the blessings of liberty ourselves and pOsteri
ty-inyoking the favor and guidance of Almighty God
do Ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America.
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I1oI'' .111-A->I. J T. HAHiLf
NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS.

IlAVING rebuilt our establishment, and furnished
Ii il throughout with the latest and most approved
facilities for manufacturing Pows, etc, now
prepared to fn orders for all implements in our ne
manufactured from the best quality of material, and
in the best style of workmanship. With long
perience in the business and superior facilities for
doing the work, think can guaranty better
tcie than be obtained elsewhere adapted the
wants OF the Southern Planter and Farmer, and at
less prices than similar qdhlity of work be pur
chased In the North
Orders from merchants filed at liberal discount
from card prices Send your address, and get
circular SHARPf& HAMILTON.
I dae1e-d1x3m
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DIVIDEND.

U,HE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company
/ have this day declared semi annual dyidene
OF three dollars share the capital stock, able
on or after the 18th instant.
JAMES WALKER,
~~aVo-fm S>~-~->-s<-
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VOL. XXI.
Aashrille gatriot.
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ARTICLE VI

1. The Government siablshed by this Constitu-
ton is the Of the Provisional Government
of the Confederate States of America, and all the
laws passed by the latter shall continue in force Nm
til the same shall be repealed or modified; and ali
the officers appointed by the same shall remain in
office until their SUCCESSORS appointed and ouaIi
fed the offices abolished
2 All debts eontrated and engagements entered
into before the adoption OF this Constitution shall be
valid against the Confederate States under this
Constitution as under the Provisional Government.
This Constitution, and the laws of the Confeder-
ate States made IN pursuance thereof and all trea
ties made, or which shall be made under the authori
ty OF The Confederate Sttes shall be supreme law
OF the Land; and the judges in every State shall be
bound thereby, anything in the constitution laws
OF any State 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
L. The Senators and Representatives before men,
toned and the members of the several State legisa-
tures and all executive and judicial officers both Of
the Confederate States and of the several states
shall be bound by oath affirmation support this
Constitution; but religious shall be
quired qualification any Office public trust
under the Confederate Ssates.
.. The enumeration, in the Constitution, of GER
tain rights, shall not be construed TO deny dis
parage others retained by the people Of the several
States.
6. The powers not delegated the Confederate
States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by il TO
the States reserved 10 the States respectively,
| to the people thereof
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

HE City FIGURING Mil, situated on the Cumberland
River, just below the city, is offered for rent the
remaincer OF the present year. with the privilege Of
next year Apply to TURNER FosJFR, Cherry street,
or JAMES C0RB1TT,
ane2s st the NH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-06
ARTICLE VII

i. The ratification of the conventions Of five States
shall be sufficient for the establishment Of this Con-
stitutOn between the States Tatlying the same
2. When iye States shall have ratified this toist-
tuition in the manner before speciled the Congress
under the Provisional Constitution, shall prescTibs
the time for holding the election OF President and
Vice PresdeIn; and the meeting of the Electoral
College; and for counting the votes, and fangurat
ing the President They shaii, Also prescribe the
tirne for holding first elccton of members of
Congress under this Constitution, and the time for
A assembling the Until the assembling ef such
Conrrcss. the Congress under the Provisional Con-
stitgtion shall continue 20 exercise the Legislative
powers granted them; not extending beyond the
time limited by the Constitution Of the Prosisiona
Government
Adopted, unanimously, March II, 1s6l.
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ARTICLE |.
SECTION i.

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
in = Congress of the Confederate States which shall
consist Of d Senate and House of Representatives.
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ARTICLE III.
-SECTION IL

l; The Judicial power of the Confederate States
ShaH oe vested IN one Superior Court, and in such
INFERIOR Courts as the Congress NAV from time ~
time order and establish The judges both of the
supreme and Inferior Courts shall hold their fics
during good behavior, and shall st stated times re-
ceIVe for their services compensation which shan
not be diminished during their continuance in ofe
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ayotteries.
Extra Class 2. Draws Oct. 8. 1860.

By this scheme purchasers select their
Numbers, and pay any amount for ticket they may
iesre.
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AhIIIIE IN.
SECTION l.

l. full faith and credit shall he given in each
State 10 the public acts, records and judicial IrocI
ihgs oi every other State. And the Congress NAV
10y general laws, prescribe the manner in Which
such acts, records aud proceedings shall be proved
and the effect theieof F-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
THE ARMY AT DUG SPRINGS.


The brilliant achievement OF the cavalry and artillery
under General Lyon induces us give our readers list
of the officers Of those regiments specially mentioned in
our Geographic dispatches lieutenant commanding the
cavalry reported slain Previous to his death he laid
eight rebels hoys de coLd We TO be able 10
specify which Of the officers in the list Of regulars is en-
titled to the honor Of being called hero and martyr
in his country's cause
GENERAL LYON AND STAFF.
General Commanding. Bri 2ader General ". Lyon
Aid Licuteua mt oIupel l. y Shcnord
Qusrtermastcr 10 Chief. Major Horace A. Conant
BODY Guard. .......... Lieutenant -.
THE BODY GUARD
is composed Of ten athletic ST. Louis butchers cacb
mounted on powerful horse and armed with heavy
cavalry sword and pair Of navy revolvers each wears
light hat turned up the left sdc and decorated with
awhtc ostrich plume Almos: any time Gen. Lyon, &C.
compare by half dozen OF these savage locking fol-
lows, may be squirting along the lire, or small
squad of tbem or singy gaopng fercey TO the front
tle rear, or straight out mo sle Open country II the
General goes into house half dozen OF them will be
III front standing Ike iron statues tho bride Of
their horses IF he along advance Of tie train
TO- "lanking of their long sabres is heard beside
seen s.Uma s 49," VII, there may DO always
rjdcrs-iump fences dead run, leap ditcdes, So.
down steep descents and, in fact never ride less fast
than their horses run, unless compelled by some ur-
gent necessity Independent of their duty as body guards
they ACT as messengers, scouts &c, and IN consequence
have plenty TO do They commanded by lieutenant,
and are particularly noted from their appearance ard
daring horsen.anship.
voLUETEERs-- GENERAL SWEENEY AND sTAFF:
Acting grga,er General. Capt. T. ". sweeney y III
ASSISTANT Aiiuant General. Lieut.. Col j. W. Bissel
ouartermas ter ..,........M Major j. y. Moadhead.
Paymaster Mayor j Il. Mis-
toinrnissarv ..... ........ Mayor ~ cons'ao'c
ABIDE. Camp Mayor Thomas Burgh.
THE REGULAR TROOPS.
There having been minute description received or
inc reenlar troops engaged in the contest near Dug
enyines we give the names OF bose officers that are
tnavn TO be with the expedition:-
Major Commanding Saml. u. Surgis, 1st Cavary
Acn, asst Adiltant Gen. Capt. Gordon Granger, knes
| Acting Asst Quarternaster
| and Acting Commissary
of Subsistence IT. j. . Nonra" ~ MUMMY
4 Surgeons (Assistanis) .Sprague aud DaVs
! Cde0Lg.
First regiment. Co. H. Com Canneii "a Lrds rs
Co. C.... Capt d. S. Stanley.
..... Lieut.. NJ. }. Kelly
. Co. D.. IL. Com. N. W. Hearyi hhes'
Co. I.....Capt. Milton T. Carr -,
Second dragons, Co. G: ~ Com y b. f'r'"''' ''
c,.,.,, - DUBOIS 10th Infantry
| I,euteuant .............G o. Sskalsk "a W 's
Infantry. :, cu,o,,
| Co O. ... Cal tain d. uus Ton MI ~
Lieut.. Henry !. WV
Co. D....~ Govt ;: q e,d rl1i'"'''
Second regiment, Co T. eals NJ Urn Tsi;r1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08

WHOLE NO. 9098.
= - - -
TIE kEE =LLgONs.
Important Battle at Dug
Spring, Missouri.
Brilliant Charge Of Unioaa
Cavalry ON Four Thou
sand Rebel Infantry.
Defeat Of The Rebels Under
Ben. McCulloch by Gene
raj Lyons Forces.
Another Engagement Reported
to Have Taken Place.
Interesting News from
Washington.
,eNooyN->.,<.~>~>>~.>~~o>,
Gen. McDowell's Official Report Of
the Bull Run Battle.
a Large Force Of Rebels En-
camped Near the Potomac.
Arrival ef.a Flag Of Truce with Let
IS from Union Prisoners.
The Privsteer Petrol Sunk OF
Charleston by the Frigate
st. Lawrence.
~>~S--~.~~>e---~-~~~>>~~~
TWO PRIZES CAPTURED BY THE WABASH
| ~'~~>~-s>o~~~~~>>->>c~o>~~
Escape Of Shipmasters from
North Carolina.
1neEicieacy Of the Blockade of
the Rebel Ports,
&c, &C., &C.
CRrfNaU nj
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American and Foreign Patents.
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(Late Agent of the $. u. Patent Office, WASH
ton, under the Act ofIS37.)
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CHAS. MASON" Comm,ss,oner of Patents.
~ have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
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md capable of putting their applications in form
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at tho Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
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"BOston, FcbrunryS 1853
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PLUMER'S
LA SIT -
Ln.rnxrr1,,, .ux., ~. .a.o
Il. ii. DDY.
Why

PLUMBERS
LAST ~
(PATENTED JULY II, 1909
gtONSTR' CITED in accordance with the bory
and lgamentous confo nation of the bottom of the
FOOT and Of the Iotundity of the sides and back part
Of the heel when elevated. In the combination of tn.
elevated and advanced position of the HEEL SEAT with
the
Hollow g CONSTRUCTED Shank & sole,
entirely principle is involved which constitutes
a decided in improvement in
LASTS FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
From this Last a boot or shoe is made very much
shorter the sole than that from the old style, in
sequence of the shortening Of the shank, and the adj
valced position of the heel seat insuring degree of
elegance in fit unequaed by those made upon any other
last and for tender or injured feet for persons su
cring with or bunions depressed instcp,
from
Distortion or Deformity of the Feet,
of any kind, and for preventing such Geformitcs ard
injuries last has been produced that the
case like this.
l AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BOOTS
MADE ON THESE LASTS
at short notice.
The NEW PRINCIPLE which these LASTS
superior to the old ones is PERFECT FIT, and cas-,
as an Od Boot -. also, there il dange- of
sore feet with these boots.
IT Please csll and examine specimens.
JOEL EATON.
Woodstock, Vt, March 10th, 1861. lO79m3
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13prt'g Ctlrnpr.


Adieu, and say thou wilt not love.
But shall never once forget
That rap,urous mohfcnt Of my life.
When FIRST oar eyes with fondneSs met,
Then leave now, ifthou art grown
Too weary Of my earnest words
The parting, though unfelt Ivy thee,
VIII blast my hearts vibrating chords
And though nevel more may see
The idol that I've loved TO we'll,
Thy want Of faith III never speak,
Thy proud resentment never tell.
But memory shall thine image hold.
Wlils earth unto my sight is dear;
And present in my every thought,
III still believe that thou art near!
Time writes its changes on the earth,
And oft times gilds its humblcst name
But shall ever be TO thee,
As in this passing hour thcsam
And If thou wilt III lonely hours
Bcstow one transient thought On nc.
Twill serve as all undyinF gift,
For years I've madly worshiped thee.
Believe ne'cr should lose the charm
That round my very being twines;
The beauty that enchains my thoughts,
Like sculpturcd saints in marble shrines
Though not in form, I'm Thine in soul,
la every hope that dignifcs;
For love like mine, though needed not.
With lfe's last futter only dies
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANG EMENT.
WIN I'1t fINTt@fI' y TI4HT-'I'
ON and after December 3, 1860, PASSOVER
" TRAINS will run as follows.
UP TRAINS.

Leave Concord at 1926 A. NJ, or on arrival oftrair
FROM Boston, Worcester, &c for White River June.
zion, connecting with train over Vermont Central
Road to Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse's Point,
Montreal and Ogdensburgh tho same day. thence
by Lake Ontario Steamers for Niagara Falls,
DO, and with train Grand Trunk Railway for
2 eronto and the West. Also, connecting Mt Potsdam
with trains for Rome and New-York Central Road ;
and at White River Junction with train Passump.
sic and White Mountains Roads to Barton, Vt, aud
Littleton N. II. thence by stage to Stansteud New
port, Magog Lake. White and Franconia Mountains DC
Leave Concord at 80 p. NJ, arrival of trains
trom Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth, Portland &C., for
Franklin and Bristol.
Leave Concord atsl5 P. NJ, or on arrsval Of trains
from Boston, Worcester, Portsmouth. Dover, &c, for
White River junction, connecting with train over VT.
Central Road for Montpelier, Burlington, Rousc's
Montreal and 0gdensburgh thence by Steamboats,
and Grand Trunk Railway for the West, without delay.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave White River Junction at els A. NJ with
passengers leavingu Ogdensburgh and Montreal the
evening previous also, at 1920 p. NJ, with passcng
ers over the W. Central Passumpsc and hite Noun
tains Roads, connecting at Concord with trains for
Manchester Law ence, Portland, Portsmouth, Nashua
Worcester, New York, Lowell and Boston.
oNSL0W STEARNS, AGENT,
Concord, N. H., Dec. !, 1859. lOl0yl.
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To County Commissioners
AND
TOWN AGENTS I'M VERMONT.

Tho we'll established Importing House of CIIAS
BACkMAN, S3 From ST., Nhw YORK, he's made
ensive sales of the best descriptions of pure Wines and
Liquors to Town Agents in this State Justly earning
by the character Of the goods sod re- utation for sell
ing PURE Liquors, and Mt reasonable prices, which
fact should not be overlooked by those who requir
ed by law to purchase and sell but genuine liquors
Application for goods may be made to CHARLES
BACKMAN, SO Front street, New York, to his
agcnt-WM. II. DREW, WV. II. EawN, and TaoMAs
ELLIS, who are authorized to solicit orders.
Reference may be made, in regard to the character
and standing OF the house and superior quality OF
their Liquors to.
Edward lungerford. prof Of Chemistry in the Unvcr-
sty Of Vermont
S. W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean of tho Medical Faculty in
the University Of Vermont.
W. Carpenter, NJ D., &C., in Vermont University /;
j. S. Pierce, Agent, Burlington VT. and to the fol-
lowing County Commissioners Vermont -
Jas. Mitchell, Chittenden
Charles Davis, Caledonia.
w. II. II. Bingham, II. II. Thomas, NJ. D.,
Stowe, Lamoille.
Israel Goodwin. Calvin Blodgett, Pearce,
Washington.
Ceester Spencer, Rutland.
I. Sanborn, Caledonia.
b. Frsbe, Rutland.
George Fisher, Windham.
A. II Gilmore, Orange.
Ira Clifford, Addison.
r. II. IIoyt, franklin. l0l6yl
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Woodlands Cherry Expectorant,
y UST RECEIVED at
- CHARLES CHAPMAN'S.
April 10th
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Benspoir1t Institution established BY special EnisDna
for the ReiJ ofthe Sick and Distressed, qReSd ruth
piruisnt and Chronic Diseases, and especially for tho
Cure Of Disease Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
WI ing Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spernatorrhua, and 9th.
ar Diseasesof the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
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