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The War Against the Rights of Freemen.
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Actual SUbjugation Attempted.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND
Special Despatch to the Nashville Daily Patriot

Especial Despatch to the Nashville Daily Patriot.]
LYNCHBURG, Va, May "a, 1861.
EDITORS PATRIoT:-The vote here is unit
for separation. Federal troops have crossed
the line, and have possession OF Alexandria.
Virginians are concentrating at Manassas
Junction Great excitement. G. F. A.
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CINNATI'' is the OLD and FAVORITE ROUTE. Con
nectons are made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
BALLASTED, and all modern improvements adopted
insuring SPEED oMFoKT and SAFETY
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Election Notice,

T WILL open and hold an election on SATURDAY
Il MAY 27th at Davdson's Store, in the 18th Civil
District of Davidson County for the election of Con-
stable of said District fill the vacancy Of Sas Nor
rs, resigned. JOHN K. EDMUNSON
maVl5 Sherif
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The Reeent trouble. in 81. Louis.

The Recent Troubles i'm 81. Louis.
A gentlem N from st. Louis, who came
passenger on the Gen Anderson which arrived
here Thursday. has furnished Us with state
ment of The recent troubles al S.- LOUIS
which will be read with interest. 1t is from
one who was present and testifes to what ne
knows to be true. 1t is, therefore, authentic.
For the Daily Patriot.
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PROCLAMATIO OF
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor of the State of Ten

ITO the Sheriffs and Coroners of the State-Greet-
L ing: You are hereby commanded to open and hold
election at all the places of holding elections in
your County, the Sth day of June, 1851, Tor the
purpose of voting upon sDecaraton of Independence
Ordinance dlssOlving the Federal relation between
the Tennessee the Unit States of Ampri-
CAP and also, can Ordinance for adoption of the
Constitution of the Confederate Sta of America "
pursuance Of an Act p.s sed by General Assembly
of the state the 9th day of May 1851 and due re-
turn thereof make to me according to law.
In.testimony whereof, l. IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor aforesaid, have hereunto set
49, nay hand and caused the great Seal of the
l.. s. State TO be affixed at the Department in
III Nashville on the 16lh day of MAY, 1861.
BY the Governor: ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary of State.
mayI9-d&w4t.
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Notice to Policy Holders.

IRON and after this date and until further notice,
Il the War Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies
issued by the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
Company, and the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company. A. W. BDIkR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER,
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
apr20-tf
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THROUGH TICKETS

Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH. Ask for Tickets
via. CINCINNATI.
P.w. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent, Cn'ti
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COnstable,s Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution 10 directed from the
ID Hon W. D Robertson, q Justice of the Peace of
Davidson County, Tennessee, the 18th Of April,
1861, will expose TO public sale at the Court House
Gate in Nashville to the highest bidder for Cash
the 29th day of May, 1851 one NEGRO BOY named
Jacob, being levied the property Of John Dungy
to satisfy execution in favor of W. Greenfield.
mayo JNO ID. COVER, C. D. C.
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DIVIDEND.

VNHE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company
i have this day declared semi annual dividend
of three dollars share the capital stock, payable
after the 18th instant.
JAMES WALKER,
maye.1m. Secretary.
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RAILROAD
From CINCINNATI

Boston in 32s< hours. New York in 81 hours.
Philadelphia in 271s hours. Baltimore in % hours
Saratoga Springs in rs x hrs. Albany in 25x hours.
Buffalo in 151z hours Dunkirk in IA hours.
Cleveland in 4 hours. Pittsburg in 49, hours
Wheeand in IL u hours. SteubeDsville in II hours
Crestline in hours. GAINESVILLE in hours.
Sandusky in Il hours Toledo in % hours.
Detroit in Tx hours
Through Trains leave Cincinnati as follows.
6:I5 A. M. EXPRESS From Cincinnati,
troit and Canada.
1900 A. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS
From Little Miami Depot, connects via Columbus,
Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffalo; via Columbus Crestl
inc and Pittsburg; Columbus, Steubensville and
Pittsburg; via. Columbus, Bellar and Benwood.
9:25 A. VI. EXPRESS MAIL From Little
Miami Depot, connects via. Columbus, Belair and
Pittsburg; via. Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg
and via. Columbus, Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
5:45 p. Nj. EXPRESS From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot connects via Toledo, De-
troit and Canada
10 p, Nh. NIGHT EXPRESS From
Cincinnati, Hami ton and Dnyton Depot connects via
Columbus Steubensville and Pitts5urg; via. Columbus
Crestneand Pttsburg; via. Columbus Cleveland Bun
kirk and Buffalo; Columbus Belliar and Benwood;
and via Columbus, Belliar and Pttsburg;
Modern sleeping Cars on this Train.
Passengers or Lake Steamers, will take the
morning Train.
The 5:45 p. m. Express Saturdays for Toledo
only.
| The Night Express runs Daily Saturdays excepted
| All other Trains run Daily, Sundays excepted.
| Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minutes
| faster than CINCINNATI TINE
Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.
ss- Passengers should bear in mind that the "CIN-
| CLIMATE Is the OLD and FAVORITE ROUTE Con-
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LOOK HERE.

IL persons indebted to the late firm Of A. a. RoS
IA C0E CO., by note account, or otherwise, will
please, call the Law Ofice of II. NJ Brien, No. Is
and 10 Colorado Building Cherry Street. and settle the
same longer indulgence cannot be given, the Books
accounts, &c, having been assigned TO said Brien in
trust for certain purposes who alone is authorized 70
settle the same. II. II. BRlEN,
apr20-3m Trustee, sc.
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Trains by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minutes
faster than CINCINNATI TINE.
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DRUMS! FIFES!!

r HAVE nearly completed $50 Wood Shell Drums,
i which viii compare fAvorabiy with those Of New
York manufacture, and viii be sold follows-Ien-
nor $40 20 SIS: BASE SIS 70 SIS. Orders from the
country VIII receive prompt attention and satzfac-
ton guaranteed. kDo FLIES Of qualities from 50
TO - For Wood Drums apply 70 The old Mu.1c House
OF JAS. A. MCCLURE,
uayI7 s. uniun street.
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The Night Express Daily, Saturdays excepted
All other Trains run Daily, Sundays excepted.
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Through Trains leave Cincinnati as follows

Passengers or Lake Steamers, will take the
morning Train.
The 5:45 p. m. Express Saturdays for Toledo
only.
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TRAVEL Err .

FOR RENT.
HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses In kdgefeld
i that would like to rent TO COED tenants for the
year. 1891 For information call at my residence N
Edgefeld, VIM Moore, who is authorized 70 rent
OF sell them. A HkkAN
nov2T-6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-14

The pilot Of the Argonau., which left St.
Louis at l0i Saturday night, saye that Ger
man Company, in marching through the
streets that night, was fred on by the mob
and two soldiers killed. The Company re-
turned the fire, and killed four or five in the
crowd.
II vas also said that Gen. Harvey bad sent
q steamboat down to the Arsenal and brough BIT
up all the prisoners taken at Camp jackson,
and set them free. There was intense ex
element in the city, and oil sorts OF ramors
Gving about
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Good Curreucy.

IL begins to be quite evident that the East
ern and European markets reqnire a large
portion u Tie surplus products Of the est,
and as the farmers will no longer cell for
"wiid cat" trash, the gold IL beginning to
dow west. II the farmers adhere to their
determination, We shall soon have steady
how OF gold and specie paying currency into
our borders, and all the "wld cat, will be
driven out, and with it, will 90 the main
cause OF our present business troubles. The
interruption Of the river. trade will result in
diversion Of the current OF trade to the
East, and few weeks only will be required
to effect it. We may, therefore, soon look
Tor comfortable degree Of prosperity. Pro.
duce will 60 out, and gold or ts. equiv allen,
will Tow in, in abundant streams.
In the meantime, let us exhor. the farmer,
20 plant every acre OF ground that they nos
sioly can. The products will all be needed
and every idle man in the land ought at once
to aid the farmers.
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distance, u large roncourse OF citizens were
assembled near the Grove, whom the appear
ance OF tie disarmed troops excited to the
highest pitch OF frenzy.
Shouts Of fierce defiance at the Germans
in the Government forces were raised, and
the attempt OF the troops to press back the
multitude Of excited men, women and chill
dren BY presenting bayonets only exaspera-
ted the crowd the more, and provoked them
to madness.
1t is said that stones, dirt and turf were
thrown a. the troops, and even pistols fred
at them, until company Of the latter, irri-
ta.ed and annoyed, fired into the assemblaee.
A hundred or more shots were discharged,
and the effect on the crowded multitude was
terrible. AZ the crowd recoiled with shud
der from the fire, twenty or thirty persons
were seen lying prone on the green grass
with the fresh sod stained by their blood.
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A wide spread impression has been created
by Chicago papers that the Ohio and Indiana
banks intended to or would be compelled to
suspend cole paments in a short time. An
article Of that tenor having been noticed BY
Mr.. McUuloch, President of the Bank of the
State Of Indiana, be wrote letter to the
Chicago Tribune to correct the impression.
We quote the following pertinent para
graphs:
As far as The stBank Of the State OF Indi
anan IS concerned, have only to say, that
the subject Of a suspension Of specie pay
ments, has never been even considered, and
trust nevef will be considered by our board.
Our Branches now bold about two millions
and half of dollars (S2, 500, 0O0) in coin,
and have q me twelve hundred thousand dol
lars in New York while their actual cirou
lation does not greatly exceed four millions.
Many of them could pay, in coin and New
York exchange, their liabilities to the public,
in less than thirty days, and the rest Of them,
in not much larger period. Nor is the
State Bank Of Ohio more likely to suspend
than We are.
The managers Of both these banks are de-
sermined that the people of Ohio and lndi
ana shall continue to enjoy, a. they have
done for so many years, the benefit OF a sound,
convertible bank note circulation. Whether
our people will have as much Of this kind Of
circulation as is required by legitimate trade,
will depend somewhat upon the influence Of
such articles as sometimes appear in such
journals as yours.
A suspension of specie payment by solvent
banks, is not only u public calamity and q
crime, but a financial bunder. lnsolvent
banks should be "wiped OUT" and the soon
or the better.
Our friends, ssovsr in Ilincie,"if they
have not already learned, will doubtless soon
lenrn, that no combination Of merchants and
bankers, assisted though they may be, by in
nuential Journalists, can give 10 inc0n
vertible bank notes, value they do not pos.
sess, and that banks. without good specie
basis, are an imposition and fraud upon the
public. regard il as not little strange
| and unfortunate, that the writer Of the money
articles in the Tribune should suppose that
your currency would be improved by re-
duction Of that of other States to your own
low STANDARD.
Chicago has a circulating edium, the best
OF which is from ten TO fifteen per cent be-
| low specie, and is only kept from going still
lower by artificial means. liz would be in
teresting to know what sort OF ssstuE" oan
| be worse than this, and from what kind OF
bank note circulation your merchants and
| financiers have protected your enterprising
city, whose citizens could give no stronger
evidence of their patience and energy, than
tho fact they have continued to live and to
prosper under Tho terrible infections OF the
Illinois system Of banking.
Very respectfully,
j. McCuLLocH.
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COndiston OF matters bows Below.
The condition Of affairs down the Mis-
sissippi is becoming dreadful in the extreme.
Lawless and blood.thirsty bands Of men
prowl round the towns and the country, and
commit all kinds Of depredations on the
peaceable inhabitants. 1t IL with great diff.
hculty that peaceable citizens can make their
escape, and their only alternatives there are
to enlist, or suffer the destruction of their
property and personal outrage. The steam
or Memphis, which came up past Cairo, the
other day, had 100 persons aboard, most Of
whom werc making their escape to the
North.
This is bu, the beginning of condition OF
affairs down South, whose horrors will even
tualiy be too terrible for description and
ind few parallels in ths world's history.
The state of semi- ba rbarism which prevails
in the South, with its superior class Of
arrogant tyrants, poor whites and servie
blacks stirred by the passions OF civil war
and suffering for subsistence, cannot but
develope itself in scenes of general indis.
cribable horror ere many months shall roll
around. And before The close OF the dire
troubles that are inaugurated, We shall see
how much reason Jefferson had to tremble
Tor his country, when be remembered that
God is iuat.
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interestin g
during the forthcoming year. They will occupy
middle ground between the hastily written news
items, Crude speculatons, and flying rumors Of the
daily journal, and the ponderous Tome of The Fn-
ture historian written after the living interest and
excitement Of the great political events OF the
time shall have passcd away. II is TO these Peri
odcals that readers must look for the only really
ineligible and reliable history Of current events
and such, in addition to their weii-established
literary, scientific, and theological character. We
public.
The receipt OF ADVANCE sheets from the
British Publishers gises additional value to these
Reprints, inasmuch ~ they now be placed In
the hands OF shout soon ~ the orr GIN
nj editions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-14

Tho Banks are sendinc ooin ~ ,be w..
for the purchase Of grain, "a the farmaro 80
tna1 sece'on generally decline 10 sell for the
wss1er., currency, and grain CSC be bought
cheap ID the agricultural districta ~ 800
which 10 very scarce Throughout ~. sbofl'
Northwest. Ihis movement Mlll nlaea i !
West 10 a sound financial position. eaa ~.
Immediate ~ well 80 permanent lnt.,e.,s sc
the farmers In that section ae,oaad ,hat = -.
shall exact specie, or i'll certain eon;yalsn;
for al the grain they sell, before nar.ia,
win h. p's
In CONGESTION with this subject, we nre
happy TO learn that one Of oar cry bnuks 1.-THE
Merchants Lnen and Trast) las received
within the tfst Ton days, tao bun1rs8 ,hou.
and dolsars IN gold. his is move III ID.
right dirsction.--lE frib.
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/ from the N. q. Trno Delta.1
4 New OrIeans Companies ~ ID unts-

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May /, 1861.
Ems. True Here we are, en- route
for Virginia, Washington, and perhaps Bos-
ton. We arrived at this pleasant city ell 10
good health and fns spirits, considering the
hardshirs and little annoyances incident TO
travel. We, (And speak for the Emmett
Guards), think Fill prove your assertion.
that "we can whip our weight 10 wild OATS -
If ever We get : bali chance; and in say
ing 40, trust can include the whole com.
mand under Major Shivers, numbering over
Ave hundred men. Yours truly,
A MxxBER or THE EnxRT GUARDS.
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The Tribune ad.ia !:

Our citizens will be glad to learn that La
diana has 50 sound a currency and one 40
readily convertible IL Is but few wears
since that che was cursed with an irrespon-
sioie Stree Bank currency. and Chcag
suffered sew rely from it. Illinois has had
an abundance of the same experience, and il
is confidently believed that our permanent
delivernnce from it is only few months in
the future.
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fFrom the Indianapolis Journal


The slaughter nj Fort moultrte.
We are permitted by the recipient, citi-
zen OF this place, to make the following ex-
tract from n letter from u relative Of bis liv :
ing near Charleston-a gentleman, 40 We are
assured, and rs portions Of bis letter show,
OF wealth and position in that State. 1t die
closes some facts in regard 10 the slaughter
Mt Fl. Monltrie that have not hitherto been
published on such undonbted authority. The
lamentation OF family over it's dead mem
hers is proof that cannot be Quess oned.
We may premise here that the dead bodies
Of tho young men alluded to ia the letter
were obtained by peremptory demand OF
the writer. whose position entitled him 10
such consideration:
NEAR CHARLESTON, April &c, 1861.
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0T Nailandingham, of DAYTON. Ohio
has thought better OF ii, and instead Of hav.
Ing the people Of Dayton march over hi,
dead body against Southern traitors. still
lives and - writing letters in favor OF the
South. What next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-14

lyon cannot even for a moment imagine
the effects OF secession en- us. Tho best
can say OF il 10 that il will DO . lasting heri-
tage TO all coming generations, even IL il
were done with now; but shudder ut the
future. May Of your friends and acqunins-
ances wore killed at Sumter. among them
John and William (your cousins. Many
more OF them are now starting North, but
you will not blame them, as it Is not mat.
ter Of choice what man will do here, and
a few more fights would dspopulatc the
State. Yet we were only permitted to de-
Gently inter, or even see, but small nun
Der out OF over one thousand killed here:
ana what can we expect or hope for those
who now 20 North? Well may you say thai
Se hayc reign oI terror
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4sLeI the Isiow BIO quick and Invdl,,
The Delaware State Journal and Gaxatts

.sLel the Blow BIO quick and Hnrdi,,
The Delaware State Joarnal and Gazette
gives this counsel, which, coming from .
slave State, - peculiarly emphatic:
s.Lst the blow, az ii muss DO terrible, be
therefore quick, hard, decisive. Let there
be no halsing at the. Cartol; no hating at
Richmond; % hating Mt tharlseton; no halt
ing at Montgomery longer than to hang tho
traitors who have plotted treason there; and
no hating even at the EXTREMIST Southern
coast Of the Union, until freedoms troops
shall have planted freedoms starry flag mp
on every battlement and every fort ia the
rebel domain. They have invited war, and
war let 1t be-. Let the Government show
them that having sown the wind, they must
OF necessity reap the whirluind. Let them
learn how terrible II the nvenging SPIRIT Of
liberty, outraged and insalted as il has been
by traitors"
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