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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE
The Fine Arts


A RE about to assume attitude in this our
II goodly City of Rocks The Brass Jeweer and the
Artist have doubled teams, and on the payment of
few paltry dollars the inexperienced individual unto
whom eye elephant" is entire stranger permitted
to carry home to his anxious friends and family, not
only magnificent counterfeit presentiment of him
self, but also splendid set Of-brass jewelry. This
is liberal. Cheap pictures and brass jewelry. Alas
for the glory of the art.
1t is remarkable fact that although Charley Giers
is not making any presents of brass jewelry TO his
customers his Gallery is nevertheless crowded daily
with the beauty and fashion of the city, having made
the fine arts his study he has but little time left to at
tend to lottery humbuggery in order to his
patronage, and is determined go into partner
ship with any Peter Funk's establishment try and
break doton those old and respectable Jecelry Establish
nients in our city His pictures executed il the
highest style of the art and at prices to suit the
times.
Upon the walls OF his Gallery may be seen Photo
graphs AmbrOtypes, &C., of many of the most dstin-
guished men in Tennessee and of other States say
nothing of innumerable beautiful and gifted women
His establishment is the Oldest in the city, and his pic
lures second to none.
Call and the many beautiful specimens exhibit
ton at corner Square and Deaderick street, over
Brownies.
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D. B. Hicks Edgefeld Property for Sale. April
90 1861

DURSUANT to a decree rendered by the CHANGER
l. Court at Nashville, at November Term, 1860,
the of E C. and o. s. Lesueur David B. Hicks
and others, and VIM. Petway VS.. David B. Hicks and
others, will sell at public SALE at the Court House, in
Nashville, on Saturday. April 20, 1861, the following
valuable property towit Lots No. II, Is, IA and Is
North side of Woodland street in Edgefed and the
same property which stands the New Brick Dwell
ling House, erected by D. B. Hicks. The whole front
is 2171 feet, the depth 10 feet alley and the
Grounds will be divided Also. Lots No 81 and So
Russell street-No 81 is so feet by 10; No 81 is 90
feet by 10
TERMS, II Is and "a months credit, with inter-
est, and WITHOUT REDEMPTION; purchasers to exc
tanned. j. E. GLEAVES,
mar-21 Clerk and Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16

IRON. the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
From the Examiner, No.tou, Va.
They have been tested in tmOre than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Hinn.I
If you are, have been troubled with the head
ache, send for a box, (Cephalc Pis) that you may
have them in case of an attack.
Iron, the Advertiser, Providence r. l.
The CephaIic Pills are said to be remarkably eec-
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered
From the Western r. r. Gazeae Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unrival-
led Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanascha Valley Star, KaRdscha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder, NeaO Orleans: La.
Try them you that afflicted and we sure
that your testimony can be added to the already nu-
list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article Cephalic PiIls)
is rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette Davenport, Iosca-
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not kzaoU to possess real merit
From He Advertiser, Providence, r. T.
The testimony their favor strong from the most
respectable quarters.
From the Daily Netos, Nesport, r.
Cephac Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
From. the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
Said to be very efiicacious for the headache
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can be relieved
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16
Chameerg Sales
FOR
SATURDAY. APRIL goth, 1861,
Shelby Estate-Slaves to be sold at Court
House, April 20, 1861

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in the case of Barrow & Lindsey, Ad-
illustrators Of the late DIR. Shelby, dec' vs. Nara
G. Shelby and others, will sell public sale the
Courthouse in Nashville Saturday April 20th 1851
twenty nine slaves, belonging 10 the estate Of DIR.
Shelby
TERSS-Sx and twelve months credit, with interest.
Purchasers give their notes with approved
ties and payable in bank. Sale absolute and without
restriction and to commence at IL O'Clock precisely
At the family residence in Edgefeld, on Friday
April 18th, 1861, will sell all the unsold personal
property belonging TO the estate of every description
to the highest bidder.
TERNS-Sx months credit with interest. Notes to
be payable in bank, and to be well secured except
when the purchase amounts to less than Sl00 in which
case the cash will be required.
This sale will take place the premises, and will
commence at 10 O'Clock precisely.
mar19-dtd ]. E. GLEAvES, C. NJ.
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DURSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville, in the of A. J. NJ Thompson
against McRoberts & Mckee, will offer to sell pub
lie sale, at the Court House in Nashville and from my
office window, Saturday, the goth of April 1861,
all the unsod portions of the Craighead Farm, or
much as may be necessary to pay off COmplainaRt's
in the aggregate LAC and Isl poles will be offer
ed These lie the West end of the Farm, will be
by reference the plan which may be found
pages los and 100, Minute Book /, of this Court.
TERMS-6 and IL months credit without interest,
purchaser to execute notes with approved SuretieS
and lien to be retained. Sale at IL O'Clock.
mar15-tds J. E. GLEAVES, C. 4 NJ
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Gniutterfial.

Cotton and Tobacco Markets.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, April 10, 1861
There sales of either Cotton or Tobacco yes
ferfay
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departures of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE L CHATTASooGA-3 M.
Tennessee & AIABAMA-3:OO p. NJ.
LOUISVILLE & NAsHvnLE-5:OO A NJ, $500 P. d.
NASHVILLE DscATUR-6:30 A u, 6:30 P NJ
EDGEyIELD &KEsTucKT-2:45 Pm.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHATIASooGA-S A N.
TExSE &AIARAhA-1O:OO A NJ
LOUISVILLE kNAsHynLE-9:O0P P. NJ, $3.50 A u
NASHVILLE DEcATUR-1: Il A NJ, 1:l 3 P NJ
EDGEFrEID KESTuCEY-IO:15 AN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
SECESSION IN HAcKENsAcK ROUTED

The United States District Attorney OF Newark, N.
j., having received inforna.,on from number of Tn.
ion resding ol the outskirts of Hackensaek that
there large number of Secesgonists in the vii
lage Of Stralenberg, Bergen County, about sixteen
miles from Eew-York, Deputy MaIshal French, Of
jersey City was authorized TO investigate the matter
and il it wss represented TO arrest the principal par.
ties.
Accordingly, on Thursday morning the latter officer,
after securing The services OF twelve Union men, left
Jersey City nj IL o'clock for the purpose of surprising
the Secessiouts. On the arrival Of the party NJ Hack
ensae the Marshal aud exChef Of Police Hanes left
them and proceeded on a recounotering tour, and
toward evening arrived in the village OF Stralenberg
where they learned from one Union man that the Sc
cessiouists numbering forty, who are known as the
American Guard +" left the village az an early hour in
the morning for Paramus about three miles Distant
where they Intended to parade. The gentleman also
remarked TINT the body ought to be broken up, and
was greatly surprised that the State authorities al
lowed auch an organization TO exist.
The Marshal and his posse about lO clock visited
the cOmpany's armory, known as " MiltoIy Hal,
and found Lieut. Christy and private. Tue Mar
shall afer Introducing himself, informed tbs officer
that be had understood from reliable authority that
the American Guards were secretly plotting against
the Federal Government, and demanded that the arms
Of the company be given up.
The officer made no resstancei whereupon the Mar
absl took possession Of the arms after which he po
Ielv told the officer it would be necessary for him.
the Marsha to administer to them the oath Of ale
glance and they could act their pleasure IN swear
ing 70 the same. They at fret hesitated; but knowing
they would be Liable to arres. If Ley refused, nnalIy
aesented.
The arms, numbering 43 United States muskets,
were transferred 10 the Marshals wagon brought TO
Jersey CITY aud LETT at the Police Station, where they
will await the orders Of the authorities.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

chsges preferred aganst him by OF bis officers.
He returned with full power from the MsorGeneIal
to summarly dismiss every officer who sbould cause
him trorble by rnutinous ooJduet is regiment being
drawn upin lne beard the order read and Col Hecker
then assuming command, discharged at once the com.
missioned officers from companies and f.
On the march yesterday, ono Of Col Ross's regi
ment encountered q stranger on the road, who, not
giving good account Of himself the soldier brought
to camp. lie wac found to be Capt. Leslie Of the
Rebel army.
Among the prisoners taken at Jackson was one Dr.
Carpenter, alias Cassidy, formerly citizen Of Au
gusa, Illinois. He was recognized by several Of Capt
Delano's cavalry, who are from Augusta and made
no effort to deny his real name. At Augusta, four
years ago, he seduced and ran away with another
mans wife, and finding Jackson small out-of the-way
place be had settled down to the practice Of medicine
under an assumed NAME living with the woman az her
husband. The injured man sought Lis life for over
year. when he gave the pursuit and Is now in the
Frmy at Cairo Cassidy expresses n desire to join our
force and leave bis woman behind. He is prisoner
in our camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

FLORA TEMPLF.-Tbs gallant little animal was trots
ted again on Thursday at the Fashion Course asains
Ethan Allen and his running nate, Socks and beaten
in the three heats, the time being
2:23i 2:1sii 2;2L
The friends Of the little bay think Il Is high tine
that so faithful creature should be Withdrawn frvaf
the turf She has earned several handsome fortunes
for her various owners and unnumbered laurols fcr
herseH II not Just therefore that she should be pot
10 such base uses as those to which she has recently
been devoted Nor is il right to reque her generou3
devotion 20 shabby Though full Of game as evert
there If no Disgusting it, she is getting old and unequa}
to tie tasks which she has undertaken in bygone days
Having earned the honorable repose of the broodf
stable che ought longer 90 Be subjected TO the wez
and tear of the Long Island trottiDg tracks. But oE
course il was too much TO expect that her owner h9
iabid Seeessionist, Wm, McDonald Of Baltimore-hs
who is said to have undertaken to get up rebel regts
meut armed with doublebareled shOtguns to s'sugn.
ter Northern troops marching to the defense OF tns
Capitolwould be moved either by humanity or graif.
tude in his treatment Of the mare. AS she passed eut
of his possession yesterday, however, into the uort
generous guardianship Of Uncle SAM 1t il to be hoped
that whether she remains IN the country or IL sold to
new master, she may no longer be compelled to endurs
the disgracefu manipulations Of the hippodrome."
The circumstances Of her change OF ownership arc
briefly theses Information laid before Judge Bets
as to the fact Of her owner being Rebel and monl,
ton was issued, and two Of Mr.. Murrays deputies
Messrs. Hunt and McCay-were cent TO serve u.
After the race, when the mare was stabbed, they
served the process upon Mr.. McMsnn, who had her i
charge and took possession Of her in the Of ths
Government, underthe provisions Of the con6scstiog
act. She was allowed to remain in the stable, in eus,
tody Of an agent Of the U. S. Marshal until the pro-
ceedings for her forfeiture are perfected which wib
probably occupy few days. Mcdonald gave 5000
for her three or four years ago. and refused $4,000
for her last year. Her present money value is pros-
ably $40 900 OF 1900. is meet that so loyal AND
charming creature, whose and fame possess 60
much interest to NewYOTkers should no longer belong
to traitor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Il AZ % MI IVA YLAND.
Rebel FOrtillcations Of Leesbufs.
THE AFFAIR AT CONRAD'S rERRf,
ARMS AND EQUIPMENTS sslzgv.

BoSTGoxzsv corSrY. Nd, Monday, eept 4. iss.
at the latest edyces from Leesburg there were sv,>
posed to be about 900 rebel troops there. has bes.
ascerained, however, that the rebels are busily o
gagged in throwing up intreucbments at the junction Of
the Little Falls road with the Alexandria and Leesbur.
turnpike and that nearly all the negroes in the northern
part Of Fairfax County are employed on the work.
Above Leesburg there large bodies of rebsls,
but their pickets line the river shore and guard tia
fords aud ferries.
An eye witness states that the affair at COnrad'f
Ferry week ago was az follows; A party Of Unie4
scouts creased the river took prisoners In arms snA
four horses Reaching tie river their return thsg
succeeded in getting over two Of the horses wien
they were attacked and compelled to let the prsonc
60 The next day battery appeared opposite our ins
trenchments and commenced shelling Us. We having
20 battery there at the time men responded wit4
rnuskets and rifles. On the arrival Of our battery thu
rebels eoon beat a retreat.
Three days subsequent to the above exchange 4
eouresies, large camp Of SecessioDists was diss
covered TO be within range of our rifle batteries ane
near Leesburg. An active bombardnent soon caused
the Rebels to leave their quarters for safer position
n mile at least further from the river. Our srtilests
gay they threw SHELLS from their rfed guns over sua
beyond the Town of Lsesburg.
Information given by negroes induced search yes
terday south Of Pooesyille for arms supposed to Be
intended for Maryland volunteers in the rebel cause.
The search was successful. Some twelve or ffteee
complete cavalry equipments were discovered and re-
tanned by our scouts. Residents of the neghborhos4
assert, however, that the equipments belonged 70 =
company Of Home Guard Cavalry, which was raised
last Winter, TO guard against rising of the negroeQ
that the company Outftted by the State, but thai
owing to the distance from the place Of assembling q
which many of the members lived, the company vxa
disbanded before Cen Patterson took command Of ta
Department.
The Captain aud some Of the other officers arc ncH
in Virginia. The company was named the Poolesvhs
Light Infantry. <
Two men, supposed to be active Secesdonsts, wseF
captured at the same time by the scouts from the 2
Pennsylvania Regiment, Col. Murphy. Two comPletA
cavalry equipments, and the number Of magnsas
cent horses, were taken by the same party.
The news Of the successful expedition Of Gen. Bais
Ter on the North Carolina coast received here tas
morning, and bad an inspirng effect on our trOOPs-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

SEIZURE OF TIE DAILY NEws.-0n the night of
the ih of September James Wilson, esq, ex-MsYoe
Of Hoboken, was appointed by the United States Msr
shal as his deputy arrest the carriers Of The NJ
Daily Neas, and seize the papers. On the morning ot
the 5th, be overhsuled several wagons on the rcs&
from Hoboken TO Rackensacki finding nothing b
then stopped the Hackensack stage, and sf,er naeh
alteration succeeded in capturing bundle OF sai4
newspapers, much to the delight Of the ladies' whs
were seated in the stage. The driver, promising v
offend moro, was discharged. Mr.. Wilson has sapr
pressed the sale Of the paper in HobOken On Thurs-
day night he received information that boat would
land on the beach, Elysian Fields, early on Ed;
day morning; he arrested two or three persons who
landed a. the Feds-one fed, throwing away bun
die of The Daily Ntvsi the other remaining be tooE
bundle from him also. Subsequently, be arrested
boy and took from him parcel Of The Daily Meas.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPARTMENT,

.
Tie various State regiments in process oforgan
izaion, with theirquarteTs are as follows Under the
recent order promulgated by the Governor the men arc
quartered and subsisted by QuartermaEter-General
AnthUn:
Empire ZOuayps two companies Camp washington, Staten
l. aud
other being skeleton companies Camp Washington l. Col
Aver Gays other companies reported In this city while
have obtained He says that several other squads ranging
from eve to GiSesn ,s men, are ready to Be sdded,
Engineers and Artisans TX companies, CAMP Washington
New.Yo.k Riaes. eve companies, wiIett's Point.
MoCelan's Rifles. one company, Quarantine s. |.
Finh German Rifles four companies, Landemsnn'; Park
MsnhaiIsn Rides one company, Rikers Island
Morgan RiAes, three companies, Palace Garden.
Union Rifles, one compmy Comp Washington, >. l.
Scott Rifles, one company Silver LaAe, ), l.
shephaTd Riles, one company, Palace Garden.
Thirteenth brooklyn, one company.
In accordance with late orders, the above Companies
have been mustered into the service a. tie minimum
numbsr-32 men--by which neans they obtain quar-
teTs aud subsistence. Several bave knee made addi.
tions and when they reach the maximum, which Is lOi
men, they viii be mustered over agnin and their eon
pany organization perfected.
The LIEUTENANT C0LoNELcY OF THE SEVENTH
REGIMENT.
In accordance with Brigade Special OTders the line
officers of the Seventh Regiment, National Guard az
sembled at their arory Thursday for the purpose OF
entering into an election for 10 MI
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF Lieut.,
Col. Pond. The polls were closed at VI o'clock, ana
when the ballots were counted, Brighten. Hail. VINO
presided, announced that there was tie between
Captains Price and Nevens, each receiving SIX voles
aud consequently there was no election. sec3hd
ballot was ordered, which resulted IN @ ne vote pe'
tween Captains shaler and Nevens.. motion was
made to adjourn the election until neAI lue;usy'
which was decided by the Chair In the aurmRife-
six voting fcy and SIX against adlourning'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
AN ATTACK EXPECTED,

HAsHISGroS Friday sept. o lobl'
Advices received here from Virginia leave no doubt
that the rebel leaders civil and military have aeed
TO attempt an advance upon Washington and Baltimore
within fe ~ days. The Government is fully prepared
for any emergency.
The enemy's troops on Munson's Hill are parading
In front Of their works this morning.
Breckioridge Democrat yesterday arrested
coioied team,ter in the employ Of the Government,
chargiog that he was fugitive slave. Before night
the eamster was released and his captoT was sent to
jail
Mrs. LincOln has returned and received number Of
calls this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE LOAN.
no MORE PASSES TO THE sOUIH-SECESsIoS EN-
BLEMs SUPPRESSED N BALTIMORE.

WssnNGroS Friday, Sept. 8, 1861.
The Treasury Department have adyices % the effect
that subscription Of So 600 has already been
made to the popular loan.
The State Department has notified the War Depart
ment that il must refrain from granting passes to
women and children who desire to cutter the Southern
States The travel by way Of Louisville is completely
blocked by the order Of the Government. Urgent ap-
pheaionf Tor passes South were refused to-day.
Col Il. b. French has been appointed Commissioner
of Public Buildings vice Mr.. Wood who has roegpoa
In consequence Of orders from TIE Government, AL
Secession emtlems ia Baltimore have been suppressed
The latest news from the Southern part Of Maryland
il 10 the effect that the Union organizing strong
ly for the October election.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
THE REBEL FlEEDS OF MISSOURI
moRE OF THEIR INTERNAL. WORK
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED
A Tfain Thrown into Platte River
WHOLESALE MURDER or INNOCENT PEOPLE
n-p.ov. 10. Thrr,day. sspt 5. le0I

urDsOy, No. Thursday, Sept s. leGl
Ale Haeer, baggagemaster on the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad furnishes 10 TIE 81 LOpis DEM
oerat the following account Of daboca outrage on
that road, the day before yesterday;
The passenger express train bound west Oh soTt. 3,
was thrown into Platte River-the dmbers Of tao east
end Of the bridge over flat stream having been burned
nearly through The entire train went down, the en-
gine turning over md the baggage, feigbt mail, and
two passenger care, piled on top.
TIE passenger cars were completely smashed, and
was the only ono On the train that oscsped unhurt
After getting ont Of The baggage car commenced
taking the passengers that not killed from the
week Conductor S. c. Gutter died in very few
minutes. Frank Clart, the engineer had one leg
eomploteIytvided and jammed into strinws. He, Also
died in a few minutes. Martin Field mail agent,
Charles Moore, fireman, and J. Fox, brateman,were
killed.
Among the wounded were Mr. Medill, son Of DR..
Modill Of Ohio, and his wife, both badly wounded.
could not learn the names Of all the passengers. /
went to ST. Joseph, got an engine, physciaDs, and
other necessaries for the wounded and reached the
wreck at o'clock a. m The greatest oxcitamet pre-
walls il St. joseph in regard 10 this inhuman outrage
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

A BRurE ARREsrED.-Yesterday afternoon, Omees
Davis of the Sixth Ward Police arrested wm Bryan
of No. 6l Mulberry street, blacksmith, i0r '0u'a
ting an assault and battery upon James 'ar'ey 80
ll5 Mott street. 1t appeared that hrysn sisSa s~Y
unfortunate Garvey ON the back win p'e0e " -
and on the neck with On sxi and, NOT eon'ens =.
these assaults, proceeded TO bite OH eavey n0,. 60.
partially succeeded in the latter purpose ana 1
was brought into the Police Court, oe'o's .s.~
Kelly at the TOOmts, with piece o. n a0s~ X
only by few hlaments' Bryan VIZ
answer In default of 81 600 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

BosroS HAS NOT SEcEDEp.-A correspondent wsif-
ing from Rio Janeiro, under date July %, inquiries.
" Has Boston seeded" and reports the ship Maid q
of the Sea- of Boston, Capt Stamwood, lying N mas
port with the Secession Gag flying The United o'SeS
Consul had given notice that lie would not eieSs Wy
vessel Aying that hag in future.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

DEPUTY scRyEYoR.-Mr. Thomas '. yx. poH
iust been appointed Deputy Surveyor u '''
and was sworn In yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Nrw sryAxsmP LrsE TO AsrwERf: :-as ~
steamship Congress will leave hezs "a s''
for Uayre and Aptwsrp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

NEWS OF THE REBEL PRIyATEER (
!. Capt. Eldridge Of the schooner Yi;gjnia '
y. Thomas, the 9i.h inst, arrived On Iii
Ing, and repOrts:
There were no accounts Of any Rebel p
thscanbbean Sea. The last report q the 81
t0@ sAs vas Of Demsrass, steering ,astwr