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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
DIR KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
zkEG the last four years OF Louisville, KY,
- = = and who has devoted his attention to
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years.
himself, having attended to a practice for SO many
years. and cured so many thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases Of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from njudicious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their DR. Kings Dispensary is
No IS Deaderck between Cherry and Square,
econd story, where he all diseases of private
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or In.
difference with business. 3
Structures of old date eectually cured in
few days, by an operation which causes pain.
Where Stricturs exists health cannot be enJoyedt
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and unders
mines the constitution so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be efecually
cured in few days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures attention having been
given to this disease and all the consequences growing
out Of it, brought In many by the destructive
habits Of inconsiderate youths, and excessive ndu
gence OF the passions, neglect OF which will underi
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unit
business or society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty Of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
case with afee enclosed direct to Dr. A. King, No. q
Deaderick street, Nashville, pn,, win have the neces-
cary medicines sent to thef address, ONCE hour
ON O'Clock in the morning until In the evening.
uly1o-ind&w1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08

AsEcDorE OF GEs. Evass.--As Yankee
prisoner told Gen. Evans at Leesburg that
the South could not triumph in this war IN
less they were prepared 20 ''sade knee deep
in Northern blood. The General replied
that we were willing to 60 breast dep only
leaving our arms free to hew down our enc
mics. 80 = Flis 5
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Wanted. Wanted!

Wanted at the Rock City Mills corner Of Line and
Cherry Streets active young who can rad and
write, 70 drive Express Wag0ns- To the right kind
good wages aud steady employment viii Be efyan'
e0ct2o-1W GORDON, BAUlfAN co.
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VoTE OF NAsHvILLE.-The vote of Nash
willie yesterday was as follows: Davis and
Stephens 1929. 49, = s-
For Cbn9rsss-Foote 1,4S2; Greene 378 /;
Tho mpson 48. a.5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08

We are indebted to Capt. Ben. F. EGAN, of
the Confederate mail packet Minnetonka, for
late Northern paper, the Chicago Tribune,
of the End inst. -.
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Dissolution Of Coparfnershfp.

He copartnershp existing between A. r. Hicks and
: r, john 6; Houston, in the name Of A. b Hicks
%, Mss dissolved on the 18th day Of April, 1851.
tonss entire interest in the concern, and becoming
eosy Responsible Tor the payment C all the liabilities
-. = - Z = r. HICKS,
!, 49,. JOHN G. HOUSTON u
SAsH'xilk, NOV. Z, 1851. nov0-1w
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Sherifs Sale.

=
by virtue Of an alias vendi exponas me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee its September term
1861 will expose TO public SALE the highest bid
for cash, at the Court House yard, in the City of
Nashville, Saturday the 30th day Of November 1861
all the right, title, claim interest," and estate, which
G. D. Elliott then had, or may have since acquired, in
piece, parcel or tract of land containing rs acres
situated on the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road
and bounded as follows Beginning at the Southeast
corner Of r. o. Currey's land the aforesaid Turn
pike, thence at right angles in westerly direction
along the South boundary line of said Curry land
the Southwest corner Of said tract of land thence
along the Western boundary Of said land and in a
northeriy direction; far may be necessary
ciude safd rs acres, thence in line parallel with said
Southern boundary to the Turnpike road or Eastern
boundary line, thence along said Turnpike to the be-
ginning Said land lying and being In the County OF
Davidson, State Of Tennessee, being levied the
property of G. D. Elliott to Salty a Judgment rem
dered in favor of Samuel Watkins against c. D. Elliott,
JOHN K EDMoNDsoN, sh'n. =
By W. d. ROBERTSON, Dep. Sh'f.
novS-td. = - = =.
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J. 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller

the above is one OF the oldest and most reliable In
suraace Companies In the SOUTH Those Wishing irsrr
ence VIII please call on the undersigned at the corner
OF Cedar street and the Square. ~ = ~
novS-dtf z51sis esd - JESSE THOMAS. Agent
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TENNESSEE.

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Central Bak of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis =
Mechanics Bank, Memphis. -
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'
Miners and Manufacturers, Bank ROCKVILLE
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08

Abstract of the Condition of the Au-
gusta Insurance and Banking Com.
3 pany. e ga DIS - ssy1-J
Made in compliance Nth the Laaus of the State of Ten,
,sessee to regulate The Agescies Of Foreign Insurance
Companies, Section 449 to 1900.
1st The name of the Company is the Augusta Insu-
rance and Banking Company.
I'd and Sd: The amount of Capital Stock, all
pald IN Is. 1915 900 90
Atheist Cash on hand. ........... los ,355 95
I'd. The Real Estate. =. ......... 20S32 43
Sd. City OF Augusta Bonds, seven per
cent; SIS 600 worth ............ 1880 90
Eas[ City of Memphis Bonds, six per
cent. s14 600 worth. .........,. 1000 90
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
- Bonds, ten per cent. 900 -
Confederate State Bonds, eight per -. -
cent. SIS 900 worth. -. $4,000 90
feS State of Tennessee Bonds, six per-,----
cent. SIG 900 worth, ......... 5000 90
State Of Georgia Bonds, six per cent. 8 -
$37 500 worth. 80 $50 90
9Th Insurance Dues. Observation-Disclosures. 6,s2s 81
7th Bank Stocks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ 1S4 90
Olner SOCKS. =. 80. -. $40 90
Confederate States Loan 56,250 90
Bills OF exchange. q, $40 90
All otner sufeities 81 ,430 81
go. Total ........; 81 ,sl4 ,2sl II
otn Liabilities due or not due :
9th. Losses adjusted and due,
It'll. Losses unadjusted and
al not due-none - Fz.EF s5 sese = Fssss
: 9Th and 9th. Losses unadjust - = :
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i0ta. othef CLAIMS. II 500 90 AL ,773 OF
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s. a,., $685.. sos SO
18Th. Amount insured in any city is not Defined
18th. The greatest amount in q block, SIS GEO.
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McCay,s Secretary of the Augusta Insurance and
banking Company, who being duly sworn depogeth
ana saith that the above statement correct and
TO the best of his knowledge and belief = 2 sS'
e go r.a.. c. F. McCAY, Secretary
ALPHIUSC BEANS, Notary Public.
Inc same oath which the Secretary above taken on
ms partl as President, take on my part.
WM- M. D,AUTINGNAC, President Z
% and subscribed before this soh day of
J.P. for Fayette county, Tenn.
go - Z = p y
.sesssk slsa sza s CosrrrRoItER,s oyy1ce (, .
I3z.a Nashville, Tenn, Sept.sl7, 1851 4 s
THIS 70 to certify that the Augusta Insurance and
ranking Company, located at Augusta in the State of
mas complied with all the requirements of the
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- seSlon 1888 70 1909 inclusive, well the Act of
z4tn march, 1850, chapter 2l5 section TO- recurring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand dol
lars OF six percent Bonds Of the State : =
And that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
agent Of SAD Company in the city Of Nashville State
IL 81 aasss =. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above is OF the oldest and most reliable In
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Recruits for the CasyvelI
Artillerv. sS ask

= Is able bodieden wanted to fill up the requi-
IL site number to in the above Artillery Conn
pany for IL months, now stationed at Knoxville. APP
ply to = e1-@ - NOAH c. BELL,
noy6-f at S. n. Southgate's office, Deaderick st.
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Mfit' Qualifications.

MAcAuLAY's HBToRYoF ENGLAND
FIFTH AND LAST VOLUME. BUFFERS cEEAp
EDITION
6-Wili receive in 9 few days HARPER'S LIBRARY
EDITION Of the same work -. ssfs
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A CARD,

m consideration OF the advance in all descriptions
OF material used in the MANUFACTURES Of castings as
wen as the increased cost Of labor consequent the
present expense OF living
- We, the undersigned, Foundrymen in the city OF
Nasnviie are compelled to advance the price OF our
casting one cent p Is from the present date.
~ (Signed1 ANDREW ANDERSON,
80 ELLIS MOORE,
~ 49,. 49, T. n BRENNAN.
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where's my cap : and cloak al 3 YzEa

Great Gorilla, - =
Such confusion of shouts never heard
Down with the Raii-Splitterl DIN Old Abe
Traitor Of Missouri Lecherous Old Scott
And such dire cries-'twould fright the Deyills -
That gallant Captain-Lord Cameron's brother, -
And many more brave leaders are now dead, * \.
Stark on the battle ield-with small round holes,
Bored through their outlets The noble Ely, - :
Brave McGraw, and Cameron's friend, A Harris,
Are pris'ners ta'en - - $50 ,.5s-si
zzlaE Ah vain Old Chippewa
Thou art for this to bame-read me the riddle, 2 s
Why aOould'st thou fight? though impatient we
Urged thy onward march-thy delay reproached-v
What, though old white COZ, yeip'd loud his cry,
On TO Richmond you should known better
But you burned old fool-you've gone and done it !
Hasty old plate of Soupi : s~a -
ScorT- tE fzElz
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ME viii pay the higAc<t market price for good
w well tanned Leather Of every description IN the
rough Delivered at our house, No. 48, South Market
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Estate of James Harran,..7

a Administrator OF the late James Harran, here
"A by notify all persons indebted 70 him to make
payment to me- and all who have claims against him
TO present the same TO me at my ONCE for allowance
and settlement andq also give further notice that to
claims not presented within the time required by law
will plead the statute in bar. T. E GLEAVES
ocrls.diN4wlm Administrator.
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To Editors and Printers.

u dispose Of bis DAILY AND WEEKLY paper, on
reasonable terms published in the fourshing city Of
Shfeveport, on Red Xiver. The only daily m the
place Material all new, good business, and fair
prospects ahead. Good Job Once connected.
- =. J. DICKINSON, Editor and PrOprie:or,
sspt12- - - ssa Shreveport, La.
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MOVEMENTS or. THE RAILROADS..

81 Adrertisenrezts nsuSt Be marked for the time de
sircd-othercisc they NIL Be charged for The time
serted
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FOE RENT,

Unwilling house No. 10, Spruce street, for The
IL ance of the year. Apply TO - - - = :
octI5-st r. b. NcEWR
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No. Is, Deaderick sired, NashUll<, Tkss., next
door to Readerson Bros,
RE prepared 10 do al kinds Of Painting Grs.nine
"a Aarbieinz and Paper- Hanging, 81 prices % suit
the times. : "a -. $ : = janeso- If
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+ Advance In Iron.

OWING to the great advance in the price Of fzbor,
" provisions, clothng, ztransportation--in short,
everything that enters into the production Of IRON
compelled to advance the price Of the article
One Cent per pound to take effect The first Of 0ctober
so4te@ WOODS, YEATAAN & CO. =
HIILAAN. BROS. xae - -.
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"BLINCUM'S" BLOCKADE NOT EFFECTIVE!
PAINT YOUR HOUSES!
Arrival Of Colonel Ben. MeCullough!!!
N. c. II -
II OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
IL and GLAZING, South College street, nearr Esq
Paul's. ,ssrfsl- 9.e it3eI -. =
{ All work done satisfactorily, or no charges made
- July20 n C. BFTJ
Election Of Brigadier General Of the 18th
Brigade.
nN Saturday, the 23d day Of November next will
( " open and hold an election, in the several Civil
districts OF Davidson County, at the places of
voting for Brgadier General Of the 10th Brigade of
s=--- - s..s JOHN z. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
oc24 lsi.B1 .aa - By E. d. WENTWORTH, D. S.
~ Wanted.
A FEW Intelligent, Able bodied men to complete
IA Battery of FLYING ARTILLERY.
one commissioned Officer and eighteen non com.
missloned officers are to be chosen from the recruits
Also three Blacksmths, two Saddlers one Wheel
right, and two Buglers, with extra pay.
Call Immediately on CAPTAIN Wright, Market street.
Nashville, or at the Ordnance Once, Bowling Green
KY. Mr.. CHAMRImS.
oc21-d3t Capt. Light Artillery, C. s. Army.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
GEN, wool and Marncy.

The people of the country are loullv de-
manding that Generals Wool and Harney shall
be called into active service. Gen, Wool willnot
be called into active service so long as Gamer
on can prevent it, and ifFrank Blair can control
matters, Gen, Harney will not be put in com.
mand. Blair was undoubtedly the cause oi
Gen. IIarney being removed from the command
at st. Louis. We have seen the effects of his
management. Are men to be murdered by in
competent officers, and these old veterans ostra-
cized, to crafty the malignity o Cameron and
Frank BlairS Let the people know
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
Military MOvements on the NEissis
Sinni. .. p"

The Government were making extensive war
like preparations, at Sc. Louis, on Monday last.
We learn, by the Republican, that the following
named steamboats, were chartered by the Gov.
ernment for transporting troops: The @. ".
Graham, Nelo VIZ Eagle, Empress, Huaok Eye
STATE, Northelner and Denmark. Subsequently
the last three were released. The City of Alton
came down from Alton to load with troops
The City o. louisiana left for Cairo Sunday
night, and the D. A. January passed down
from Quincy Monday morning, brstlng with
bayonets. The Republican of Thursday says:
at is understood that the beats chartered
this morning togather with the City of Alton,
are to leave with troops for Cape Grardeau and
Birds Poiut, this evening. We also understand
that there are several thousand troops at Han
nibal, to be transported to Cairo, and that some
Of the steamers named will be sent ur the river
after them. 81. ss.
Appearances indicate that some decisive work
will soon be done in the vicinity Of Cairo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
All they Ask.

All the Republicans ask is for Democrats to
abandon their principles, resolve their party ou,
Of fexistence, swear by everything "Ilonest Old
Abe' says or does, justify the plundering Of the
office by appointment or at the hands Of the
people. and to sy'nothing against the Chicago
platform, the devil or the appointments made by
Lincoln 4 Co, either civil or military. Thi,
we say,is merely what the Republicans ask o
Democrats who cannot readily comply with
these reasonable requests. But the penalty for
refusing is very triiins-nothing but hanging
or some trfling mater of that kind. --
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Candida,c,s.

The Republican announces the names Of the
following gentlemen as candidates for Office be
fore the coming Republican convention Of this
county e.,rt
Representative Alexander Aud, John Trine
Henry Eieberling, John Latham, John oslsyoe
Alexander Bargar. s ts4
TFeasur9--David Barrett, Joseph R. Craw-
ford. George L. Haverfeld, William McFadden,
Sr., b. W. Price, Richard Hatton. H. III.
Shsrf-John Bancroft, Eli Peacock, William
Bond, 5. R. Mager, j R. Deal. ssr
Prosecuting ditto ney--Amon Lammop.
Commissioner James BiIlingsley. These are
all, so far as we know, very clever gentlemen
But reader how many OF these 19 gentlemen,
do you suppose have sons or brothers fighting
for their country. Only one, and that is Mr..
Bancroft one Of the candidates for Sheriff. His
son fought like a tiger at Manassas, being a
member Of the 1st Ohio Regiment. lie has re
turned with his regiment to Columbus, and as
soon a' he is paid off, he intends to re. enter
the army for during the war. lie is one OF the
right Kind Of soldiers. aas e
Mr.. Crawfords eldest son was among the
first to volunteer, and would have been in the
army to the end Of the war, ifhe had not been
honorably discharged from the service on &C
count Of poor health. s- -fr3st
But what other one Of these candila'os have
sons or brothers in the army fighting for their
country? . ....
Now, gentlemen Office seekers; you have an
excellent opportunity to show your patriotism.
Capt. Cunninsham's company needs more men,
Either volunteer yourselves, or get your sons
or brothers to enter the army and fight for their
country. Where you haye neither, il you are
young enough go yourself OF if you are too old,
get a friend or relative to go in your place. =
Don't act like one OF the candidates for Repre-
sentative (Mr. Osevee) did prevent his son
from joining Capt. Cunningham's company.
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Gone.

Capt Cunningham's Company left Cadiz on
last Tuesday afternoon for Columbus. large
crowd assembled at the Depot to bid them fare
well. And amid the firing of cannon and thu
cheers Of the crowd they started with the de-
termination ofdoing good service for their eoun
try. They arrived in Columbus that evening
at P. M and on thenext morning they took
up their quarters at Camp Chase. The follow
ing are the officers Of the Company; Captain,
David Cunningham; FIRST Lieutenant. John
Brown; Second Lieutenant, Ezra Mcconnell;
Orderly Sergeant. c. l.. Duffield.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07
rs II e TFF'S SALE.
Petition in Partition.
The tStafeQf Ohio, Harrison county, IS.
Letchwofth Birney


Letchwofth Birney
r.-,., si,sss vs. st. =, Order Of s'''- ,s
DURSUANT to the CON, rnand of nm order nf snle
from the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for said county ~ Harrison. to me directed will
expose To public sale. on the premses
On he 18th day of .4aqust, A.. D. 1861.
The following Real Estate, tn.,vit: A mart
OF The North East qrarter of se tion twenty-h q
f25l in nshiD twelve t2l in range six 10y in the
Steuhenville Land District b, ginning for the bonn.
darv thereof at nstone in the road, at the north.
corner of Mr. Snse's land, thence south 70 deg
west "a nero hes to stone lar oe stump thence
north ~ deg. wes' % perches a beach 10 inches
north 70k deg w9st l9 links: thence north 4 deg
east rs 6sperchos To n beach i6 inches. south 4S
deg east d links: thence north S3G deg east SO
perches to the section line white oak 90 inche 5
s ouh Ss deg west 81 links to a beach inches
north ~ deg west 50 links: thence soath N d,.p
st 76 ss pPrches to the beginning contang tw en-
tv.five t25) acres, subject to the dover estnte of
Susan Pouson, in the tolnwing part of the above
described premises, bounded as follows to. wit:
beginning at the north corner OF efr Snee,s
land; thence south 73h deg west "a IL percbos;
thence north 76A deg west 2556 pe-ches.
thence north v deg east 30 perches; thence sontb
76& ,eg east 25 Sc perches; thence north ~ dec
east "a A. perches; thence south u dep ives, 40
perches to the place of beginning r,1taini 40 ten
tl0' acres Also in-lots No. 70 and IA in The Town
of Deersvile, in said county.
E.S WOODP ORNE. Sheriff
Cadz July 10 1868.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-07

from the New York Tribune is little ahead Of
all competitors ia the degree and mrliciousness
of its abuse of the Government"
The Blafs is indignant at Greeley, and inti-
mates that he is an inexperienced writer."-
That is true, so far as abusing republican goes.
He is experienced in abusing Democrats Is
Greeley "trator?" Or, are only Democrats
who abuse the Administration, traitors? How
is that? Ett