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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30

Of dollars in bullion from California, there was great
anxiety here for her safety. Another ship, with gold
from the same State viii be due in few days, and no
doubt the Southern privateers win mako dash at her
What the agents and officers OF the Confederate States
doing the Mississippi river the suboined intelligence
will inform the reader.
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THE MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

Iron the Providence Journal, April q
The following record of the movements thus
far interest We believe II TO be substantially
rect though accounts dner respecting the number OF
troops @ashington and in some OF the egimunts:
TROOPS IN WASHINGTON OR MOVING TOWARDS 1T.
Troops in Washington on Monday A. NJ, April o. from
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Leave the ee.s sor Boston about March sd jar n ssg.'
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MADRAS, March is-1rr Sea King Barker Boston. Gid
9Th, Mary Lord, Patterson, liverpool :.
"Mss,, Feb gin mort .hips Albion Williams for Liver.
pool ds Queen OF the East ncs!cy fordo do talbot
Bursess sydney Feb al 70 return 70 SD yAn
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nsy, ksw sh Storm Kins csAssD Boston; 9Th, mernon,
Truman San Franciecn .,x ,---.,-..- .~~,
DIST vi m Wir Boston sid Feb 4, Looket Topham,
Gan Francisoo. iAh, Kebe rsclow London Eae speed,
Pickerne GUAM Rcsetc, Pearce, Batavia; 2isL DETROIT
Curtis, Csiian - -. -. -,
dyouAy. for The South coast
In pors iith- schr Carinda, stodder, for howard.
MAiAevKs April -In port bra Janet KIdson 3D. CLARK
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Unionists in East Ten
neSsee at Work.
ANOTHER BRIDGE BURNT.
TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT.
WRECK OF A FRENCH VESSEL OF WAR.

LYNCHBURG, Nov. IL.
Via New Orleans-A bridge of about two
hundred feet span, of the East Tennessee
railroad, ten miles beyond Bristol, was burn
ed about o'clock this morning, by the
Unionists. A half mile of the track was
also destroyed. 1t is reported that several
other bridges are burnt or the road South of
Knoxville.
No trains are arriving, and the wires be-
ing destroyed, make it difficult to ascertain
the extent of damage.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10th-(Via New Orleans J
The Richmond Dispatch has special tele-
gram from Norfolk, Saturday, stating that
the French frigate Prony, from Charleston,
bound for New York, went ashore Sunday
morning near Ocracocke. The crew and Off
GERS, numbering 40, together with their bag
gage, arms, &C., were saved by the Confeder-
ate steamers. The frigate was subsequently
set on fire aud blown up. The Confederate
steamer Winslow while engaged in relieving
the Prony. grounded, and was then fired and
abandoned.
Four Federal steamers passed the Prony
before the arrival of the Confederate steamers
but disregarded the Prony's signals of dis
tress.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10.-Three fashionable
gambling houses were broken up last night
by the police, and the dealers and bankers
arrested, causing considerable commotien
among sportsmen.
There is nothing of interest publicly known
here from the camps or Southern coast.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. ia large Dahlgreen gun
burst at Columbus to-day, killing Capt.
Keiter, Lieut. Snowden, Aid to Gen. Polk,
Corporal Hottinger, and six privates, besides
wounding several. Gen. Polk was stunned
and his clothes torn off.
The Appeals correspondent says over 500
Of the enemy were killed. There are 200
prisoners at Columbus. over halt of whom ara
wounded.
Nearly 100 of our wounded arrived here
this morning.
Lieut.. Bob. Alexander and Maj. Butler, of
Marks regiment, are dead.
Charles Gibson, formerly of Vicksburg,
was killed.
Two Texans, who were captured at Gal
weston Island two months ago and taken to
New York. arrived here to-day from Cairo.
They report that the Caireites say that they
were badly whipped. They believe General
Grant was killed.
The gunboat Lexington is sunk.
The st. Louis Republican, of the 7th, says
Senator Bright has Joined the South and will
be made Brigadier. -
Matthew v. Maury, OF New Orleans, was
arrested at Cleveland on the 7th.
Fremont had arrived at ST. Louis.
Hunter published orders assuming COM
mand at Springfield on the 4th-
The Germans 10 the army are much dissat-
isfed s-sss -
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More of the Columbus
Battle.
The Killed and wounded.
IMPORTANT FROH MISSOURI & ARKANSAS
General B0rland Threatened.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MEMPHIs Nov. 10.-Col. Tappan reports
the following loss of the Arkansas regiment:
Killed Sanford, Fulkerson, Flynn, Harris,
Lamb, Rose, Wagner, Morgan, Miller, Wat
kins, Flippin, Ogara, Morris, Carrigan.
Wounded-Gamble, Heron, Noble, Robert
son, Cook, Wilkerson, Hill, Cunningham,
Hide, Dacns Smith, james and Charles
Smith, HIGHLAND, Bismos, Sands, Ragland,
Penix, Moody Hughes, Hawkins, Busby, Jas
and VIM Bonselar, Dalton, Leon and %
missing.
participation in the fight reports that he
saw only one of Marks regiment dying, ap-
parentiy an Indian. The regiment wss en-
gagged only in the pursuit.
The Lincolnites were 1000 picked men, but
they were badly whipped.
kilograms from Des Arc, Arkansas, say
that General Borland expects an attack at
Pocahontas to-day from 1000 Federals.
JEFF. Thompson is hard pressed, but is re-
ported safe.
Fremont is at Springfield with 40, 600 men
a great fight is impending.
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PADUeaH, Oct 27.-Three companies of the
Ninth Illinois went to Saratoga, AZ miles up
the Cumberland river, on Saturday, and at
tackled a company of rebel cavalry 100
strong, completely routing them. The rebel
loss was Is killed. "a prisoners, 50 horses and
all the camp equipage. The Federals had
two wounded.
The above dispatch. published in the Nor
thern papers, gives their usual lying exag-
gerations. The truth is that only four pris-
oners were taken and two OF our men killed.
Eight of the horses were killed, four wounded
and fifteen captured. About 25 OF 80 old shot
guns were captured by the enemy. Wilcox
will not be soon caught mapping again, and
most terrible viii his revenge be measured
out upon the Hessian -hireiings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

The ZoUAvEs ARE CoaING.-fhe Inkerman
Zouaves, about whose identity there can be
NO dispute, will pay the citizens of Nashville
a visit on Wednesday next. There is some
thing abont the name of ''Zouaven that is
highly pleasing to Southern ears in these
Apiping times of'--war. We sing the Mar
seillaise now instead of the Star Spangled
Banner, and our military men, in their uni
forms, come as near the ZouaYe dress as pos
sible. The daring deeds of the heroic body
of French soldiery have filled the world with
admiration. None are more willing to ac-
cord them all praise than the chivalrous sons
of the Sunny South. We are certain that the
Nashville Theatre viii be filled nightly to
witness the performances of the Zouaves,
who, amidst the dreariness of long and ar
dueus campaign in the Crimea, could find
time to indulge in theatricals when every one
else almost was thinking of home aud its
comforts. On one occasion, in the Crimea,
while the same company we're performing at
their little "Theatre d'Inkerman,r the Rus
sians made sortie upon the French lines
The Thespians few to arms, with their COM
rades, while in stage attire, and completely
repulsed their enemy. After it was all over,
hey returned to the Theatre and resumed
heir performance as if nothing of the kind
lad occurred.
We feel assured they will be well received
our city. Let them come, we want some.
hing to drive away ''ennue."
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Manassas Quickstep.

I HAVE just received piece of Music bearing the
L above title, dedicated TO the brave defenders OF
that ever memorable spot. Price so cents.
Also, new editions of the Palmetto Song 90 cents.
Song of the South so cents; Dixie all Right SO cents
Southern Boys, 80 cents; Southern Aarsellaise so
cents; Thou art 80 Near and yet Far, 10 cents;
The Fcnt Resemblance, 10 cents; Southern Belle
Polka 40 cents Pride of the South AaZuks 40 cents;
Minute Men, or Flag of the South-by Hawkins, so
cents; Recolectons of Memphis, "Romanza" so
cents; besides many others Of my publication TO-
gethcr with the publications of all the Southern
houses.
All sent, post free receipt Of the marked price.
For Drums and Bugles, send TO so Union street.
JAMES A. MCCLURE, Music Publisher.
p. SIN press, and will be out 10th November,
Lorena'' 10 cents; Cottage by the Sea, IS cents
Ieesburg March, 40 cents, and Dixie Quickstep, 40
cents. Send your orders. sept29-ff
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The ladies of 1.-The Soldiers Relief Socie-
~" and "The Tennessee Hospital Associa-
lion,n call for your services to aid them in
he care of the sick soldiers that are now fill
ng the hospitals of our city. In order that
his duty devolving upon our citizens may
,e performed with system and efficiency, the
oversight of it has been placed in the hands
4 committee of the Young Men Is Christian
Association At least from twenty to thirty
dll be required every night. and in order
hat the labor may not fall too heavily on a
sw, the committee desire TO procure the
ames of ALL in the city who are willing to
I'd them. A meeting of the committee will
re held this Tuesday, night, at O'Clock, in
ne basement of the First Presbyterian
:hurch, at which time they earnestly invite
IL to be present, who are willing to sit up
ne night each week, or the names may be
landed to either of the undersigned members
I the committee.
49, w BRYCE THOMPSON,
II. HUI McALIsTER,
Jso. w. WALLACE,
GEO. r. BRIGHAM,
w. a. PoHLM2N,
SUMNER KIRKPAyRIck,
NJ d. CRoss,
]. Henry FARRAR
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DIS PENS r. Y

yHE attention of citizens strangers and others yis
Il jting Nashville requiring medidal aid is respect
fully called to this Office, No 81 Deaderck street. sec
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square.
Dr. COLEMAN is an old practitioner OF medcine his
almost unlimited experience and hattering success
for many wears past the treatment OF PRIVATE DIS
EASES has induced him 70 devote his undivided atten-
ton to ali diseases sof this nature. Many OF
the most inyeterate character have promptly yielded
10 his ImDroyed method of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
Ills t,ouorro Geat and all diseases Of the genital
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 10 his
renidies.
ments of the Womb, and the diseases arising from
Cessation and i'll manged parturition
Every case OF Redacible Rupture, and OF Plies, and
prolausus OF the Rectum. and most of Fistuia
can be cured by a process nearly painless. II either
of the latter cases Is undertaken by Dr. Coleman
cnre is iuariably warranted, careful examination
aavs uaeseuts the necessary indications Of
fa;I,rsb v his improved method Of operating.
Persons OF either applying IN person by letter
fdescribing easel the first symptoms Of any
specific disease be cured, In most cases by the
abortiye method, in forty eight hours.
Strict confidence. prompt attention, and moderate
charges, win govern him with his patrons :
81 No mercury used in the treatment of p,s,ereas
dfseoss as he believes Tin most eases t produces
worse disease than that IL is given 20 cure
once hours from eight in the morning till nine in
the evening. o-Sa
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SheriRs Sale.

RY virtue of an alias vendi exponas, TO directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee September term,
1861, will expose TO public sale, TO the highest bid
der 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
C. D. Elliott then had, may have since acquired, in
and to the following described property A certain
piece, parcel tract of land containing % acres,
situated on the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road,
and bounded as follows Beginning at the Southeast
corner of r o. Curreys land on the aforesaid Turn
pike, thence at right angles in westerly direction
along the South boundary ne Of said Curry band, to
the Southwest of said tract Of land, thence
along the Western boundary of said land and IN a
northery directions 50 far may be necessary 70 m
clude said Is 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 on as the
property Of G. ID. Elliott TO Salty Judgment rem
this November nth, 1861
BY VI. d. RoBEEzsos, Dep. Shit
noys-td. -
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Alias Vendtioni Exponas to me di-
ID rected and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Sep
TENDER term, 1851, will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House Yard
in the city Of Nathyile, Saturday, the 23d day OF
November, 1851, all the right, title, claim, interest
have since acquired and to the following described
property, to wit two likely negro men; John, about
thirty two years CT age, OF yellow complexion and
Nike ebout thirty years of age of yellow complexion
being levied the property of Felix G. Mckay,
satisfy judgment rendered in favor of P. Gibson,
use, &c, against Felix Mckay and L. Y Craig, this,
October 30th, 1861.
JOHN Z. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
By II. D. ROBERTSON Qennty Sherid
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DY virtue OF venGi ex. to me directed and deIiv-
lD cred from the Honorable Circuit Court OF David
son County, Tennessee, al it's September term 1861
viii expose TO public sale, the highest bidder for
Cash, at the Court House yard. N the City Of Nash
Vile, on Saturday, the Both day OF November. 1854
all the right, tte claim interest aud,estate which
vii lam l.. Nance then had, or may have since &C
Harriet, about fourteen years old being levied on as
the property of William l. Nance satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor A Billings against William L Nance
and c. W. Nance. JOHN K. EDMONDSON, S'n =
nov9-td By A CRKzL, Dep. ST. Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

We are happy TO inform our patriotic pub
lie that another concert for the benefit of
our volunteers, is to be given some time
dier's Relief Society,"" and to be conducted
by the popular musician and composer, DR..
Becker. No doubt but it will be success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

NASHVILLE & KErTUekY RAHRoAD-FoR
MEMPHIS IND THE WEsr.-The completion of
the Tennessee River Bridge perfscts the con-
nectiou of this road with all the railroads
West and South. By reference to the adver-
tisement ia another column it will be seen
that an important change of schedule COM
mences on the 18th inst, when the express
train for all the Southwestern cities leaves at
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8g Gelegraph
LATEST FROM SAVANNAH.
Yankees Landing at Beaufort.
Fleet Gone to Brunswick.

MEMpHIs, Nov. 10.
The Appeals special dispatch from Savan-
nah to-day says, that the Federal feet are
reported landing horses and equipments at
Beaufort.
The largest vessels have gone to sea, prob
ably for Brunswick.
The entrance to Savannah is blockaded by
sinking vessels across the channel. 1t will
be difficult for feet to get in reach of the
city. Fort Pulaski is very strong, and the
channel close and narrow.
The military authorities at Savannah feel
confident.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

Capt. J. I'll. Marshall, late of st. Louis and
Memphis Packet Line, and formerly of Pitts
burg, was Captain OF the Yazoo, that was
sent out from our shore to meet our steamer.
Commodore Graham and him being old
friends, of course were soon exchanging
friendly salutations. and had good time
generally. Windy" was pleased, no doubt,
10 hear the whereabouts of his friends in
Gods country.-Cin. Com.
If Capt. WINDY" Marshall belongs in
Pittsburg, what is he doing at Columbus in
command OF one of our boats.
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CONFEDERATE STATES.
SEQUESTRATION AND MILITARY STORES.

II HAVE taken Office Cherry street, No. 10, in
J. front of the Maxwell House, where all business,
arising under the Sequestraon Act" viii be atten
ded to.
Persons having in possession property or money be-
longing :. Alien enemies, will report 70 me at my
Office.
Subscriptions in Military Stores,p received and
paid for in 2 cent Confederate Bonds.
S. R. C0CKRlLL,
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee.
octl3-d2wAw2In
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To BIacksulitlss.

FIyHE Qaarteflnaster's Department desires TO cor
L tract with responsible parties for the nanufactuT
and delivery OF Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nail
Backsmiths outside OF Nashville particularly il
yited 70 make proposals Apply to
G. w. CUNNINGHAM, -
2 oct2s-3wd Assistant Qnariermaster.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12
AN NOUN EME NTs,
For Circuit Judge,

We are authorized to announce A G. McDOUGAL
candidate for Judge of the 18th Circuit, to Ill the
vacancy oceasiOned by the resignation Of Judge
Walker
nov1o-tw&wtd
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Recruits fer the CasweIi
AptSIferv

10 or IS able bodisdmen wanted TO eli up the requi
IL site number 70 serve in the above Artillery Com
pany Tor II months, stationed at Knoxrille. 40
ply to - - NOAH c. BELL,
noYs-if al $. n sonthgzle's saics, Desasriek Il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

NAsHyILLE, Nov. 18th, 1861.
The Charity Committee on part of the Rob-
rtson Association and of the City Council,
re earnestly requested to meet at the May
RS Office tomorrow night at half-past six
clock, a. business Of the utmost importance
VS.. CHsA1HAs
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Nashville Tam SAINT II 1Qer

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. IL, 1861.
Ins IS TO certify that the Augusta insurance and
6anklng company located at Augusta, in the State OF
Georgia has complied with all the requirements of the
Coue on the subject OF Foreign Insurance Companies
N secton 1898 70 1907 inclusive well the Act Of
4th March, 1850, chapter 2l5, section TO- requiring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand dol
lars of six per cent. Bonds of the State
And that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
Agent of said Company the city of Nashville State
of Tennessee
IL. 81 j. 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above one OF the oldest and most reliable In
surance Companies in the South. Those wishing insur
ance VIII please call on the undersigned al the corner
of Cedar street and the Square.
nov3-dI JESSE THOMAS, Agent
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MOVEMENTS OF THE gAILR0ADS.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
Wanted.

An apprentice boy, fourteen or fifteen
years of age, to learn the printing business
Apply at this Office. If.
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Wanted. Wanted!

Wanted at the Rock City Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets, active young men who can read and
write, TO drive Express Wagons. To the right kind
good wages and steady employment will be given
Also or 2 good steady laboring hands.
0cl26-Iw GORDON, BAUMAN & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12
New orleans Markets.

Ngw ORLEANS, Nov. 9, 1861.
COFTON-There has been some inquiry during the
past week for lots on plantation, deliverable the
opening of the port, but the only sale have to
tice consists of so bales Thursday Prices toe
irregular to admit Of general quotations.
TOBACCO-We have heard of some sales for City
consumption at fuller prices. We continue to quote
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12
Dissolution of Copartnership

THE copartnershp existing between A q. Hicks and
Il John G. Houston, in the name of A. H. Hicks
& Co., was dissolved the 18th day of April 1851
A. b. Hicks becoming the purchaser OF John G. Hous
tons entire interest in the concern, and becoming
solely responsible for the payment OF all the liabilities
of the same, as per agreement.
A 81. HICKS,
JOHN G. HOUSTON.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Z, 1861. nOy6-1W
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Recruits Wanted.

A BOUT twenty five or thirty young men are want
"A ed 70 fll up an Infantry Company, ready for
camps The election OF officers has not,-yet taken
Apply at No. !, Cedar street, formerly occupied BY
Capt Horn recruiting ONCE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-12

A SMALL House, Cottage preferred, onyeuient q
IA business. FOR which = liberal rent VIII be paid.
Apply TO B. B. CONNER
ocf16 10. 5. College street.
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Rank Note and Exchange List.
TENNESSEE.

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bak of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
( Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
= MeTnphs SavIDgs Institution.
Exchange Bank, AurfreesboTo'
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Rockville
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge,
- FOREIGN
GEORGIA MISSOURI
All Old Banks, HOLDS Missouri Ban sale.
New Banks unceFtainj ILLINOIS
scgTu cszor1NS.- illinois RanizS. st.ss5s
g. Carolina Banks. 15e1Idis NORTH CAROLINA.
LOUISIANA. az Carolna Banks. 5dis
N Orleans Banks -. par VIRGINIA..
ALABAMA Virginia Banks. Ids
Mobile BankS.-. 2 disl INDIANA
Other Banks . dis State Bank sale
KENTUCKY OSLO.
Kentucky Banks .6aSprem State Bank. .5dis
Exchange. sELusG.
New York Sight very scarce none selling
Boston -..-.-.--.-.....-... none selling
Philadelphia q .........s.. none selling
Baltimore 9 -....s-.-.---.-....... none selling
New Ofteaus = i To prem
CincInnaii - :. e..1..- none
Louisshie, " $1,000. II 10 IL prem
specie.
Gold american -l5to2opr tsiiver. -.,---.sI2pr
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Sherif's Sale. /,

JOHN &. EDsfUNDSON, Sheriff,
By Vt. D. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff