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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
Monetary.

LOUISVILLE, April OPP. NJ.
The money market remains very stringent, with but
a very small demand. The demand, however, is not
met by the banks, as they not discOunting any
all Exchange is advancing, and to-day the brokers
were asking premium on New York. New Orleans
is dull, with none offering.
ST. LOUIS, April 2Q-P. NJ
The money market was very quiet to-day, and moth
ing Of importance TRANSFERRED. Eastern exchange was
at 10 p cent premium for Missouri funds, and
Il p cent. for coin. The banks do not wish to draw
exchange in the present unsettled condition of matters
and merchants may be thankful il is So for 10 cent
for exchange would break the stifest of them if
they much behind in their Eastern balances. Coin
is not to be had sufficient for the ordinary marketing
of the city, and for illinois, Wisconsin, and in fact
Missouri currency, the stuff has become nuisance and
q bore.
Sales of Tennessee Bonds at the n. Y. Stock Ex-
change on the 18th were made follows:
1000 at a 80 900 at 46
1000 at AZ 9,00e at Az
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spefial Aatifes.
HORNS SILVER BAND!

THE ONLY PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED BAND IN
THE CITY, win attend TO an calls for music both at
home and abroad, giving entire satisfaction or no
barge The Band is composed Of
Fifteen Performers.
with complete set Of new silver instruments
All calls for music for funerals, picnics serenades
and jubilee viii be attended TO promptly.
W. l. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
apr27S1y Is South College st.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, April PIP. NJ.
The general market is quiet with but little doing
The inquiry for -four is Small and the market closes
dull at $3.50 25 for extra to choice family grades
Groceries are unchanged.
The provision market to-day was very active, and
prices advanced fully Csc pork and fair sales
were made at ST 25 for city brands and ST. for
try packed. The market closed buoyant, with dis
position the part of holders to sell Bacon is firm
but prices are unchanged There is nothing doing in
bulk meats or lard.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departures OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE K CHATIAsooeA-3 P. n
TZssEzsEx & ALAsANA-3:OO p. NJ
LOUISVILLE & NAsHEHIE-5:OO A NJ, $500 P. N.
NASHVILLE & DEcArUR-6:30 A u, $3.50 P. N
EpGzEuuD SKEsrrcEI-5:3O A. N-4:3O P. III.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE CHA1IAsooGA-S A. NJ
tennessee SALABANA-1O:OOA u.
LOUISVILLE &NAsEyHIz-3:O0P P. NJ, $3.50 A n
NASHVILLE DEcAIrR-1:l5 A. NJ, 1:I5 p. NJ
EDGnIELD KEsIUcKY-10 AN.
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A. S. DUvAL,
s U r GEON DEN TIST.
NO 1sX PUBLIC SQUARE,
Text door to Rains Brown. aprs-d1m.
ATTENTION MILITIA.

HEADQUARTERS % DIVISION TENNESSEE MILITIA,
Nashville, April 18th, 1851. /
ITO the Commanders of Volunteer Companies of the
u Second Division of Tennessee Militia: Yoa are
hereby ordered to report forthwith to the Commander
of the Division the strength Of your Company, the
number and description OF arms, with the date of
commission, &c This order will apply to all Compa-
MES now organizing, TO report when completed.
B. +. CHEATHAM,
Major General Second Division, Tennessee Militia,
aprls-u Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

From the Advertiser, Providence, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably effec-
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
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From the Daily Nescs, Neacport, r.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
From The Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very eficacious for the headache.
From tie Commercial Cincinnati, Ohis
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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From Inc Deaocrdt, 81. Cloud, Hiln.s
II you are, have been troubled with the head
ACHE send for box, (Cephalic Pills that you may
have them in case of an attack.
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From The Aduertiser, Providence, E. I'd
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
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E-Take this banners and beneath
The battle clouds encircling wreath,
Guard II till our homes are free;
Guard il God v III prOsp r thee
In the dark and trying hour,
In the breaking forth Of power,
In the rush Of steeds and men,
His right hand will shield thee then.
4. Take this banner and if e'er
Thou shOuld'st press the soldiers bier,
And the muffied drum should beat
To the tread OF mournful feet,
Then this glorious flag shall be
Martial cloak and shroud for thee"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

From the Kana,chd Valley Star, Kanducha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick TO them.
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From ne Western r. r. Gasete, Chicago, IuI
We heartily endorse Mr. Spaldng, and his unrval-
led Cephalic Pills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

From the Southern Path Fysder, Nesc Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already nu-
merous nst that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
WE FraHe IN sELF-DEFENsR.

Newspspers of Tae Journal of Commerce stamp
use up their little stock of patriotism in profes
sions of willingness " 10 defend tue Capital
Even for this amount OF loyalty they might find
it hard to give reason; for if their principle is
sound, that fractional part Of Tie nation may
fly off and Get up for itssh wherever majority
can be got, by mock o. b. crook, for revolution,
why may not Washington seoede Why is the
building called tae Capitol ~ be defended more
than the building called Fort Sumter Why is
the public property on the Potomac more sacred
than the public property on the Gulf If we
are to suEronde. our dominion over the territory
which has been ceiad by South Carolina, why
not give up, also, without struggle, territory
ceded by States further North
But let US take tAosc Jealous friends Of peace
ON their own gr0and. Let US suppose that we
hare some peculiar claim ~ tho little strip OF
land on The Potomac because i happens TO be the
Seat OF Government. Washington we are gre
ciously permitted to hold and defend. Now let
the reader open bis map and ace where Wash
ington il. There it stands on one of the rivers
which ao" into the Cheaapeake. Into that mag
uihcent Bay rasAes tAe Potomac, fLore pour,
also, tn James, the York, and the Rap
pahunnOck- The great rivers Of Eastern yir-
ginia; and not only these but the Sus-
quehanna lowing from the heart OF Pcnnsyl-
yania, eLlptes lis waters into the northern ex-
tremity OF the great cstuary. The dullest OBJ.
server can see at glance that this network of
rivers, with the territories adjacent, form one
geographical system, and that the military key
TO the whole Is the .Ort opposite Norfolk, which
treason has not yet had she strength to wres,
from the United States. Tie man who proposes
to surrender, under any circumstances, Fortress
Monroe (aad the same might 30 said Of the
Southern bank Of the Potomac( and yet pre-
tends to cling TO Washington, il he be not
knavish, is excessively stupid. The conflict is for
the bay and its tributaries, and We are "de-
" tending the Capitol" when We fight at Manas-
sas, or Harper's Ferry. or Richmond, or Nor.
folk, or Baltimore, as truly as when we plant
our batteries at the end of Long Bridge.
The f.llacy Of the peace-makers to whom We
have alluded, 10 il the assumption that hsson's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

in their falssbood s 10 talk Of "Lincoln's war
(" on the South" pretending that this war was
waQed upon the Rebels and not commenced by
them
w. We close with word Of warning to the
Democratic mauagers who are tempted to JOIN
in this bypOcritical. reasonable clamor tor
peace" You, gentlemen may DO able, by
withholding men and means. TO starye the Gov.
ernment into some sort Of disgraceiul submission
to the rebels. We do not cay that you can, for
we hope you caunOe but we admit the possi-
bility of success in the evil course to which you
are tempted. In other words: it Is possibly
within your power 10 divide and ruin the Re-
public. But if you should do so, the maledic-
tions of n betrayed aud humated people VIII
rest upon you--tbe solemn judgment Of genera
tions yet unborn will brand you the authors OF
our National downfall. Deceive not yourselves
with the hope of party advantage from the
catastrophe, for all party distinctions will be
crushed out in contemplation of the great ca
lamity. You can save all and bring the war 10
a speedy and honorable close II you will. Is 1t
not high time to forget party and think only oil
your distracted, imperiled country'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
safety Of the Steamship E,na.

RIyIsRK Du LOUg G. e., Mondsy, Auy. u, ISL
The .hlp Powerful, FOR Quebec, arrived here shs
afternoon: She brings FIVE of the steamship Xmas
passengers She reports that the Eina broke hsr
erspk-shsa Ou the 9TH ius., and was boarded BY ss
Powerful on the iith st 49 IA, lon. 81 81 The shs
Is in good order. bu; she engines completely stoppee
she put back TO Queenstown under sail.
The following dispatch was received BY the agent s'
tho Liverpool, SewYork, and Philadelphis Steamsss
Company;
RIYsr Dr LouPE. Monday. Aug 20, 1861
To stx,,,G q NIoBsLSos No. 10 Broadway New York;
The F.na b,pts her crank shaft on Wednesday, IN
o. AnS1st ilf las. IS So n, Ion 40 ~ w. ana en-
yines onits useissss We are putting back to Qaec'%
town nrder sail. TIE chip Is in good order and Pas
osshec boarded her ON AlDday IIsh, in lst. 4y' "
lon. So 81 Powerful alst takes from the Esna ths
following passengers: MeArs, Bent, LivingS'oA'
Rark, Gsrdae;; and Daclos. signed. n,,x
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
rmR LATEST wAw NEWS.

Commander Porter, of the soOp st. Mary
who has been recentiy deprived of bis command
ON suspiciou Of disloyalty to the Government, has
voluntarily returned to Washington; it is said
That he is prepared 10 refuts sbe charges against
him.
AL tho DcbOODers, BloOps. row boats. and skfs
en Che Potomac have been taken possession OF by
Che Government.
1t is believed that The Rebels have no pickets
within three mice Of the Chain Bridge. A
Rebel battery of eleven guns has been discovered
commanding Fort Corcoran and the camp Of the
New York 32d Regiment A Skirnish has occurred
bstwesn fifty pckets of the New York 9Th Regi.
mont and I'd Michigan, and party Of Rebels of
about the same number. A private Of the 37th
was killed, aud at least two Of tie enemy.
Formidable preparations are said to be making
for naval expedition from Fortress Monroe
though the destination Of the aeet Is kept pro.
found seoret
Our speoial correspondent 10 Western Virginia
writes that Gen. Lee, with al army OF 10000
rson, s threatening the National position at the
Gaps, Huttonsyle, and Beverly, but whether he
viii offer battle appears doubtful.
From Gsstern Tennessee we bear that there
10 growing rebel fsrOe at Camp Boone, near
ClssksyiIIs. the headquarters Of the Knights of
ibe Geidsa circsa The plAn of the Knights is
said 10 be tins; After they have collected 10000
n,eo. they propose to Lay waste the country from
Cumberland Gap through East Tennessee and
Kentucky 70 The Ohio River, and along that to
pennsylvania. 1t is probable that Gen. Anderson
will interfere with their projects.
The Rebel Colonel, Green, is said to be sp-
preaching Athens NO., with force estimated
as from 800 10 5000 men. Col. Moore, Op-
pOsed 10 him. has only 900 men and four can
non. Three hundred men have gone to re-en-
force him from KeOkuk, Iowa. The Eastern
division Of the Missouri Rebels appear to be
i.ss.enDg 70 JOIN themselves to Gen, PlIeW.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

The Hibemion, from Liverpool Oa the 18th
aud Londonderry on The 10th inst., passed
Father Point on Monday with FIVE days later
nova American affairs continue 70 eHgross the
attention Of Che English press. Tire London
Tunes. with evident satisfaction, depicts the
financial difficulties under which it appears to
think The National Government must labor, and
does not hesitate 70 express the wish that these
Will increase 10 such Ola extent that they viii
force settlement OF the difficulty under which
wo is The London Globe denies, BY authority,
tho statement that Admiral Milne has reported
tbe blockade Of Che Southern ports 10 be- inef-
iect,Ve. aud says that no report on the subject
has been of6cislly received. The marriage con-
tract between Che Princess Alice and Prince
Leopold Of Hesse bas been signed. In France
there is vague rumor Of a growing cOldness
between that power and Austria similar to that
which preceded the late Italian war. The gen.
eral news from the Continent is not important.
BrcsdstuGs declining CoDsOis 90g99Os for
HoBey aud account
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
,r,,,, EepubIican asaaao 0oave~tlon.

Pbe Republican Electors Of the State OF New-Yor',
aud ei ecss wsg unite with thea in support Of the COY
aeas vsoteus rrOsecuiea Of the WsI are requested 70
h.e.c two SeieEslos from Assembly DsIoi 70 Ise IN
S.,e e.vst.ca in che caty ot syracaso WEDNESDAY.
e il ssy Of September 1861 a, II for the purpose Of
presenting candidates lie ouppOd for the Offices Of judges oil
c Court Of Appeal Secretary Of State Controller Attorney
General s,ets Engineer aud Surveyor State Tressuer two
Canal and Inspector Of State Prisons BY order
o. tho Comm,teN SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
JGsEs PRRwILLIaER. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

The propriesors of TIE DAILY Nsrs, fearing an
attach upon their establishment, yesterday ap-
o,ied 60 Che Police Superintendent for protection
a force Of 400 police was held in reserve in the
lower stations, but up Sill O'Clock this morning
tbeir services had not been called into requisi-
iaou. Ii was reported that fOrty men armed
with rcyolvere. we're retained by the prOprietors
Of The Noes, 60 meet any emergency. 1t is
doubtful if tlero was any occasion FOR the pre-
cautian
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
The Trisune,s War Maps.

LAsT OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
AT THE BATTLE or BULL RUN.
Now Ready, EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing the va
rioun Bspe published in Tar TRIBUNE since the
commencement Of the War. 1t also contains
s of Che killed and wounded in Che late battle, so 1ar
ss ssoes+sined Price five cents. Three dollars per
I0a Terms casb, Address
THE TamUEE New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Exfrsa Evening TribMne.

During Che continuance Of the War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disunionlsts
aud Rebels. we propose to publish at Al O'Clock
every week 6ay afternoon, az EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing The Latest News from au
ousrters This sheet may be procured at IRE
TRIBUNE Office, ard of the news dealers and
hoys at Che usual prce--2 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

The Courier des Eiats UHis, which, BY some
accident, was omitted BY the Grand Jury in its
recent presentment, not only defends its col
leagues in treason, but threatens the Government
with bloody and dangerous riots as the penalty
sor attempting to restrain toe organ, Of Jed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Davis among the Northern press. "The contro-
"yersy," it exclaims, "k fatally destined to
" seek another issuo-that of public nanifesta-
tiOns followed by bloody conflicts and cOnse-
"querces often ipcalculable."
No comments are needed upoa this open
proyocstion to bloOdshed and Secession war in
the very midst OF u.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

We have news of the safety Of tie Etna,
concerning which vessel some fears have oeen
entertained She broke her crank shSit when
several days out. and was forced to put back to
oneeustOwn under sail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
The sIurders\ on the CzariDn-

HosroS, hohcty. Aug 20 ~
The examination Of Henry Blauyae and Cnsss
Pecival, charged with numbering Patrick CrO'Sa.
mate Of the bark Czsrins, bcAore the United Sssss
Commissiouer to-day. resulte4in their discharge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Secretary seward en- |. rontes Ho%s'

ALUANi, NOlus1 ""et -, ~.
Secretary Seward, who lett waski agtO9 ear. H.S. G
morning, Is expected here on 3 specA .nsrial
son River Railroad some time In tho mig !. e m e.
train will be ready on the Ceatrsl RcA w.
s9VR w ke AygiyeA AeIe,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Ggs. HUNTER. - Major-General Hunter Of the
United States Army having recovered sufficiently from
the wound received while leading his division al Boil
Run, is about assuming command of the Illinois forces
aud will stop few days in this city to make certain
necessary arrangements before proceeding Westsat
to cooperate with Major'ienera Fremont in desceut
down the Mississippi No more gallant officer tbsn
Gen Hunter lives and high expectations are formed Of
what may be expected from thearmyunder hiscommaDa
By those besi able Judge He possesses in singulss
degree those qualities which gaia and retain the conf
dence and affection the soldiers placed under and
second only TO Mcclellan the attention hopesOths
country srenow fIedou the only commander whose d.
vision fully and thoroughly executed Is orders III lhs
late battle before Manassas. Gen. Hunter viii proc.
ably stay AT the Metropolitan, and if not too weak 70
receive ystorsstill suffering, ho %, from wounds
in his neck and leg-may expect an enthusiastic oVs-
ton fsom those Of returned volunteers who served
under his command in Virginia, and sIso from our loyal
citizens OF all classes with whom his name and serves
are familiar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
The Indian T'oFrltory.

Governor Harris, Of the ChIckasaw Nation,
has issued message In which he assumes
that the American Union % permanently die.
solved, FN' VI
"The Chickasaws can no longer look for
protection, or the performance of treaty stipu.
lations by the United States, there being no such
Government. - -----------
SIT behooves us, then, to assume our inde.
pendence, and to take snch steps, separately or
In concert with other Indian nations, as will en-.
able US to obtain q recognition of It, and 70 as,
sumo our rights in lands and moneys
He recommends Convention Of the Chick
asaws, Chocktaws, Cherokees, Creeks, and
seminoles for the purpose Of funiting for mutual
safety $500 ~. ~
"That law be framed authorizing the Gov
eminent Of the Chickasaw Nation to accept vol
unteer cpmpanies native Or white, for the defense
Of the country. That d law be passed providing
for Commissioners to enter into convention
with rowing bands, whereby their friendship and
aid can be secured, and to provide for the oc
cupation Of the forts within the Chickasaw
Nation"
Perhaps Mr.. HARRIs had better wait short
time at least, and see how matters turn OUT
II won't do to give up the old chip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
From Graften, W.
We clip the following Items ron ths special

We clip the following items from the special
dispatches to the Commercial Of the 27sh: (
A sharp skirmish took place near Cumber.
land yesterday. A mounted scout OF thirteen
Zouaves came In collision with eighteen mount.
cd Rebels at Dayis's Creek, ten miles from
Cumberland. A sharp contest ensued. The
Rebels we're driven from their horses to the
Ellis, and the horses captured. a fFk
In the fight, Corporal Hayes Of Company A,
Indiana llth, was wounded In the groin and
shoulder, and received q sabre-thrust on the
head, and was placed ho,s du combat. He
fought lying on his back, and is reported to
have killed Eve Of the enemy.
The Zouayes were delayed in their move
ments BY waiting to procure wagon to carry
lNf their wounded comrade. The rebels mean
while we're reinforced BY forty mounted men,
and the Zouaves had 10 leave their horses and
take to the hills, reaching Cumberland at IL
o'clock last night, with two missing, one Of
whom was killed.
They report from ten 10 fifteen Rebels killed.
and smaps them Col Parsons, noted Confed-
crate.
D Corpora, ffsyess wounds are flesh wounds
He Is one Of ti,s hrAvest men IN the regiment
aud was noted for Fefsonal daring In the Mexi-
Can war. Att a
All is quiet between this and Camberland
The Rebels are encamped between Bsalington
and Laurel Hill, Is or Ia miles from Phillippi
They are strongly entrenched on both sides
Of the Beverly pike, with cannon In posi-
tion. They have been reinforced, and theii
strength 10 vafiously estimated at from e,VVu e
| Z 600. 7 3 J-I' 'l-. t!.t 81
,CLARKsBuRe, June 27.-Four Rebels, with
rife and two secession Gage, were captured
eirht miles aboye here, towards Beverly, to-
day. Reported skirmishing between lndi-
anians and Rebels, near that point. "Noood!
hurt."S
| I. A party Of Rebels occupied Backhannon yes
terday. Supposed to be . detachment OF tn
Rebel army. Distance IS miles above Clarks'
burg There will be fighting soon. rr11 ?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29

.. tN f. --.ft = :.
The PaoPosrp Isoonr TAx.-There Is more
talk within day or two among the leading
members Of Congress here Of direct taxation,
in the shape Of q very moderate income tax
Various opinions are expressed, some for and
others against the measure, though almost every
thoughtful man expresses the opinion that there
must be o small tax Imposed 70 keep up the
credit Of tho Government. ! still Incline to
TIE opinion that the Secretary Of the Treasury
will recommend duty on tea coffee and sugar,
. general revision Of the tariff, and popular
loan for . portion Of the sum needed, and foI
on the part Of the Secretary to make any waI
upon New York capitalists, unless they wal
upon the vital interests Of the nation; and al
present the relations Of the Secretary with The
leading fnanciera Of the Northern cities are o
the most cordial character .-Wash. Cor. N. Y
fost. ~ 80 r.fa DOG 49,