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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13
THE WAR COMMENCED
Attack ON Fort Sumter!

CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE Batteries of
Sullivan's Island, Morris Island and other
points opened on Fort Sumter at o'clock
this morning. Sumter returned the fire. a
brisk cannonading was kept up.
There is no information from the seaboard.
The military are under arms.
The whole population is on the street. The
barbor is filed with anxious spectators.
The firing continued all day. Two of
Sumter's guns have been silenced; and it is
reported that breach has been made through
the Southeast wall. No casualty has yet
happened to any of the forces. Only seven
of the nineteen batteries have opened fire on
Sumter; the remainder are held ready for an
expected feet.
1000 men reached the city this morning
and embarked for Morris's Island.
From Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, April 11.-Upwards of 900
men from the Border States have offered their
services to the Southern Confederacy.
From Boston.
BosToN, April 1.-THE working force at
the Charlestown Navy Yard has been in
creased 800 men. Rapid progress is made
in fitting out the Minnesota and Mississippi,
the Colorado, and the sloop-of-war Vincennes
for sea. The latter is destined for the coast
of Africa to relieve the Portsmouth.
The Niagara is expected shortly to arrive
at this station.
During the present session of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature the Governor has been
authorised to increase the Volunteer militia
and to put 1000 troops upon war footing.
An emergency fund was placed at the dis
position of the Governor, but afterwards was
withdrawn at his request.
The Legislature refused to pass bill for
the abolition of capital punishment and fur
Their to protect the freedom Of speech.
No action was taken on the resolves OF the
various States having reference to the politi-
cal condition of the country, copies OF which
were transmitted to the Legislature by the
Governor.
From Pennsylvania.
HAKRIsBURG, Pa. April L. The Legis-
latiye bill was reported to the House appro.
priating S500,000 to arm and equip the
Pennsylvania militia.
FROM Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Despatches are re-
ceiyed here to hold the Kentucky Volunteer
Regiment in readiness to move at a moments
notice from the Montgomery War Depart
ment.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee has arrived with Vera Cruz dates
of the sth. She brings $l70,oo0 specie,
A conducta Of three millions arrived at
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SUMTER TO BE PRoy1sIoSED AT ALL HAz-
ARps.-The Savannah Republican, of the 9th
says: "a dispatch received yesterday by
Mayor Jones of this city, from Mayor Mac
beth. of Charleston, states positively that the
War Department at Washington had notified
to Gov. Pickens that Fort Sumter would be
provisioned, and at all hazards. So we may
regard the war as certain, and once begun,
there is no telling where it is to end ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13
SheriR,s sale.

DY virtue of vendetioni Exponas TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county Tennessee, at its Januar,
Term 1861 will expose to public sale, to the high
eat bidder for cash. at the Court house Yard, in the
city of Nashville, Saturday, the 4th day OF May
1861 all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
which Joseph Alley then had, may have since ac
quired in and to the following described property
One Negro Woman Prissi la aged about thirty years
being levied on as the property OF Joseph Aney u
dress Sr, against Joseph Alley.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
anr12-tds By E. d. WENTWORTH, Dep. Sheriff.
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New Orleans Races--MesairIe Course

LAST DAY.
MErAIRIE COURsE, New Orleans, April Q, 1s61.-First
haee-Heats OF one mile. Club Purse OF $500.
H. b. Foleyis Ct. G. Moores) ch. f. Molly
jackson, BY Vand&I; dam by imp Mar
grave y O. -------.---.-.-........ i
W. ): MINORS g. r. Fairy, by Vandyke ont %
Lady jane 70. .................... "a Q
A. l. taEgaman's D. G. Tom Reddy, by imp.
Scythian, out Of Nancy Perkins: 8 " o. 2dis
Time, I'4e-14sk -i.5i
aaS SECOND RACE
SANE DAY.-Heats of two miles. Purse 5000.
II. b. Foley's 7. G. Aoore,s) b. r. IdlewiId
by Lexington; dam by imp. Glencoe: 3 " q,
A. l. Bingaznan's b. c. Dick Edward, by Lexing
ton, out Of La Bachante; y. o...... 2 q
First Heat. Second Heat
flrst mie. -..--...... 1s4o 1Xk
second nile i-o0x 183H
a3sh s4l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

DIR. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY VINE BlTTEbS-
In 1905 Dr. Nathan Richardson, physician residing
in South Reading, Mass discovered and proved in his
extensive practice in that place and neghborng towns
the beneficial effects of the medicine given to the
world the Sherry Wine Bitters. The success of Dr.
Richardson's practice becoming heraded throughout
the England States his business increased that
he was compelled relinquish the visiting system,
and establish offices in different parts of the State,
where, stated days, he met his patients. sunday
was the only day that he could be found at home and
many of the present inhabitants of South Reading will
well remember the rhrong of carrirges that always
surrounded his house on the Sabbath.
The present proprietor, Dr. s. o. Richardson, (son of
the late Dr. Nathan Richardson,) graduate of the
New Hampshire Medical College, where he received
his degrees with usual honor, and also member of
the Medical Society of Boston, for the purpose OF re-
eving his aged and honored parent from his arduous
duties was induced relinqush his valuable practice
the city of Boston, to superntend the manufacture
of this medicine, required great skill and accuracy
| in its preparing. apr1-d1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

REouIsrrroNs FOR MORE TRooPs.-Pre-
sidenf Davis has Issued requisitions upon the
Governors of each of the Confederate States
for additional troops, amounting in the ag-
gregate to nineteen thousand men-ffteen
hundred from Florida and three thousand
from each of the other States.-dagsista
CHroaicfe 1lh
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HigIy Important Intelligence.
The Har Cloud Thickens /!

Through the courtesy of T. Sanford, Esq.
Collector of this port, we are permitted to
make public the following despatch from a
leading citizen of Philadelphia, well known
in Mobile:
PHILADELPHIA, April S.-The Government
has positively determined to reinforce Fort
Picke1as, and not to abandon Fort Sumter.
They have also sent troops to Texas.
War is inevitable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

- By C. cHAUScEY BURR.
kissed maid the other night,
But who she was l may not tell
Her eyes swere as the diamonds bright,
And soft as those Of Isabel
But / never kiss and tell.
Her breast bank of virgin snow,
Whereon no thought of sin should dwell
Her voice was very sweet and low,
And like the voice of Isabel
But / never kiss and tell.
Her lips, as cherries, ripe and red,
And she was shy as a gaelic
She kissed me back, and then she fed,
Just like our charming Isabel
But / never kiss and tell.
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Coroner's Sale.

ny virtue of a vend. ex to directed and deliver
ID ed from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
County Tennessee, at its january Term, 1851 will
expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House yard in the city of Nashville,
Saturday the 9th day of April, 1861, all the right
title claim interest and estate, which John X Ed
mundson then had or may have acquired in and
to the following described piece lot of ground, lying
in the City of Nashville, and bounded as follows:
Fronting 80 feet Summer street, and running back
2lO feet to an aey the being part of lot No 10l
and adjoining 81 feet levied by W. c. Shaw in favor
of Jacob McGavock. Being levied on the property
of John K Edmundson to satisfy judgment rendered
in favor of s N McMnn against said Edmundson and
others. JOHN N. ALEXANDER,
apr6-tds Coroner of Davidson county.
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holloway. pills and DIN tment.-

Dptheria-In the most virulent stages of this malig
disease the throat these medicines experienced
the most successful results-while thousands
cumbed TO the violence of this disorder, not single
dccease occurred among those who used these RENE
dies thus presenting an 'oasis' of practical expert
ence, mid the desert of death of speculative theory
The Royal College Of Surgeons awarded them the palm
of victory the only antdote for this distemper, by
introducing them into the edition OF their phar-
macalogia. In Sc,.ratina mumps, &c. they equally
eicacious. Sold by all Druggists at 25c, &c, and 81
per box or pot. aprs-lW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

WASHINGTON, April 9, 1S61.-An attempt
to provision Forts Sumter and Pikens by
force, if necessary, is determined on. Our
peace mission here is closed. We go home
Immediately. War is inevitable.
John FORSYTH
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Valuable Business House for
Sale.

r PROPOSE to sell, for the parpfse OF closing 90
4 partnership business, the new three story 2, -
House, situated on Cherry Street, few doors sootho
prr.z5 nov -oceIp5ed bv Hessrs. BUsH Bios, a
Grocery store The property fronts Is feet on he,zs
81 and runs hack 81 feet The third story Is nste1 y
laree FAMILY and is free from TAXATION, stare celre
and city Il is Of the most eliig'hs pusnss -
TONS in that part OF The city, ana val De ss -
terms apply on the premises or 20 ISAAC rAsi-
msr2o-0 U4A
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~ The Hon. EDwARD EVERETT delivered
lecture at Pixies Opera House, Cincinnsti,
night before last.
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FIRST CT ASS BOARDING H0USl
No. &c Cherry street,

[Siz deors bclor A< fe<1eI
uyHIS House is kept by w - = ,ss ~ resrres
adordss me rooms srs Isrs and esE :1 s ~
furnished, and lighted q se ,,osr yin s. resd
"a 80 isssieet cnseon rsspsctfeIly sss,,s <,s
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HQOIe HumDef VI fOtcS OoSt, . o.
Poor STANTON, the Republicans have re-
warded him as all traitors should be reward.
ed, with contempt.
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We have just learned that McLEANs STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL viii the various diseases prevalent among
children 1t is necessary every parent should keep
supply hand, and when required give as directed.
Try tit is pleasant to take. See advertisement in
an other column aprl-d1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

EAMILY LARD, OF the most superior quality PCT
Car Grease &c. kept constantly on band and for sale
nv : : WOODS Co.,
Market street. Nashville, Tennessee.
sprll-am
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5 CITY PROPERTY
In Exchange for Negroes

u~ur HOUSE AND Ior SITUATED ON SOUTH HIGH
Street. fronting 50 feet and running boc< <oo11
an feet with susll comfortable Frame H2q3, 10
sale. parable IN negroes For further pastc21s eR
ply at this once
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From Charleston.

= CHARLESTON, April 11.-Roger A. Pryor is
appointed on Gen. Beauregard's staff.
Major Anderson declined to accede &c
Beauregard's summons to surrender, with a
reservation, however.
1t is currently reported that negotiations
will be opened on the 18th between Anderson
and Beauregard-
1t is rumored that Gen. Beauregard has
demanded the evacuation of Fort Sumter.
CHARLESTON, April ia special dispatch
to the New York Times says three steamers
were seen off the coast yesterday long time
Anderson fired signal gun this morning.
An attack on Fort Sumter is momentarily
expected. Business is suspended, 1t is
O'Clock this evening unless Anderson should
surrender. 1t is said that the Harriet Lane
is off the bar. Thousands of persons are
lining the shores to witness the attack.
Intercepted dispatches disclose the fact that
Mr.. Fox who visited Anderson on pledge
of pacific purposes, devised plan to supply
Fort Sumter by force, and this plan has been
adopted by the Federal Government and is
in progress of execution.
Walker on the 10th says to Beauregard
s.unless there are special reasons connected
with your condition, it is considered proper
that you make the demand at at an early
special for II o'clock"
On the 11th. Beauregard says the demand
was sent at o'clock, and Anderson was al.
lowed till o'clock to answer. Anderson re-
plied '.that his sense of honor. and obliga-
lions to his Government prevent his compli-
ance with the demand," adding, probably
| will await orders from the President, and
if you do not batter US to pieces we will be
starved out in IL few days" .-
M Ill Ia a.
telegraphed Beauregard, 1--WE don't desire
needIessly to lombard Fort SUMTER and il
Anderson will state when he will evacuate
and in the meantime will not use his guns
against US until we fire, you are thus to
avoid bloodshed. If something equivalent
10 this is not agreed to, reduce the fort in the
most practicable manner. Beaureguard, or
the 18th telegraphed Walker that "he would
not consent. / write to-day"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13

LANE and PoMERoY were elected Senators
of Kansas on the first ballot. The following
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-13
NOTICE TO C0NsIGNEES.
Louisville & Nashville
RAXLROAD.

and after April 1st 1851 no Freight will be de-
lfyered by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
until charges thereon paid Consignees VIII be no
.ass ~ he arrival of their Goods together with the
amonnf of charges This system viii facilitate the
adjustment OF all claims for loss damage, or over
charge and has been found necessary IN order 70 en-
si All Agents 10 make 70 the General Once,
as REQUIRED by the regulations Of the Company
naros-2w J. B. ANDERSON, Sap't-
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Notice to stockholders.

Ia meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the Ten
"A nessee and Alabama Railroad Company. at their
ONCE in Fraakn the ID day Of April 1861, call
ON the unpaid subscriptions 70 the capital stock OF the
Company ordered to be paid to the Treasurer at
his Office in Franklin, as follows, te-wit
Two dollars per SHARE 10 be paid On the first Monday
Two dollars per share, 10 be paid the first Monday
Two dollars per share TO be paid On the first Monday
Two dollars per share; TO paid on the first Monday
Two dollars per share, to be paid on the rst Monday
Ia October 1881
Two dollars per share, 70 Be ps,d the sss Monday
in November, 1861. T. Il. BRADLEY Secsy.
April 10-2m
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

u,HE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havaaa
il Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Hayanah. on
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gg TelesrapIh
From savannah.
From NorfoIk.

- SAVANNAH Ga, April II.-Orders have
been issued prohibiting hostile vessels from
passinp Fort Pulaski
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NORFOLK, April 11.--Lieut. Talbot and
z. Chew have arrived. .s,
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From the New YORK Day Boo
Never Kiss and Tell.

= By c. cHAUscEr BURR. :
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New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee has arrived with Vera Cruz dates
of The 9Th. She brings $l70,oo0 specie.
A conducta Of three millions arrived at
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GWAsHIsGToN, April IL The balance in
the Treasury last month was IS, 16I 600. =
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Closing Of fhe Mails.
4 kkiNALS AND BEPAkTIRl
BOATS AND TRAINS.

STEAMBOATS,
he =. Louis Packet arrives 4nifs Ut from to iO
o'eloel Il. Als departs daiiy at a m
The 9ainc! rseset fUhs eguIsrIy, nearly daily
possble.
ne heokak and AieNandIis Packet arrives daily,
eAeeit Sundays. % about II "a. aud D. III . aud de-
psfte soou H:ter each srTlYgt
he A2rsheFn Llne Paekets, curing good stage Of
sater,lsase 81 Louisess4 Ie'ssag, Thursdss and
Saturday evening. snd AFrye here about "a hour
after; 10 thai sheIeis generally az ~ 81 Gown oai
every day
RAILROAD 1EAlAN
Northern Train arrives daily al l4pO oselurk M
snd T. M, and deI.arts aatiA ar etetkia a. ana
s-aUp PIN.
Western Train arrives daily, eAetlt fpndsts I'll
Ito ~ M. and s.s5 y. anu afts - oct e.
N. And Alto y.
~ hsmilton Depot, Trains on tie Netath salles
ksstoad arraVe daily, eAcsIt Sunday al .totl T.
MI, aid atpsrs daily, sunday excepted. III 81 A. m
bussss cenneet with this city
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/ N. ger & Co.'s ca zette,
1T WILL III SENT GRATIS.

ghieh beautiful Pictorial Paper t4tirel, devoted
10 the subject.
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KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1861
Singers Letter A Machine

h the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing
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Price with Hemmer1 aid beautifully Ornamental $50
The Nos and2 Machines are of great capacity nd
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1--WE have made the above Reduction ID Pr.css
ourselves. The public have been swipdled BY spu-
rlous machines made limitations II he metal
IL them, r the lron casting IL the smallest piece lie
ot poor quality Tue makers have the means do
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Gfactorhg establishments. that good machines be
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