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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departures OF Passenger Trains.
NAsHvHn CHAIIAsooeA-s:30 A M.-3:l5P. M
TENNESSEE ALABAxA-3:OO r. NJ
LOUISVILLE &NAssvIIs-4sOO A NJ, 3:G0 P. N.
hAsHvrIR DEcArUE- 6:3I A NJ, $3.50 P n.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE cHAnAsooeA-S:3OAM-- 3:1 P. n
TENNESSEE & ALARAxA-l O:OO a NJ
LOUISVILLE &NAsHvuLs-9:O0 P NJ, 9:35 A n
NASHVILLE 4 DzcATUk-i:I5 NJ, 1:I5 P NJ
EDSEyIELD & KESTuoET-IO :I 5 A
EDszErRLD KExTUczY-9:OO A NJ, 700 P N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE
Opens at 65z O'Clock A. NJ. Closes at TX NJ.
SUNDAY
o Seosk oolosk
PARTIES mailing Letters must put them in the Office
before schedule hours, their immediate de-
parture, they will remain in the Office twenty four
hours. W. ID. MoNISH p M
apr12-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
gptfial 9otiefs.
n. n.
Railways Regulating Pills
ALL PURGATuRIAL POlSONS

SUCH AS CALONEL, BLUE PILL, sCAMONoNY, AND
THE DRASTIC PILLS MADE OF ALOES,
GAMBoGE, Sc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

Procession at Four O'Clock, p. NJ.
CHIEF MARSHALL. F. BEECH.
ASSISTANT MARsHALS.--J. E. Saunders,
Monroe Cheatham, ii. l.. Claiborne. James
Bradshaw. VIM. II. Ewing w. S. Cheatham
and Geo DardeD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
ere made, viz: Cure of headache In all its forms
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Merchants visiting Philadelphia will find
the largest Carpet Warehouse and the largest
and best stock of goods in the Carpet line at
No. 500 Chestnut street. Messrs. McCallum
d Co., Proprietors, possessing great facilities
for manufacturing and importing extensively
feel assured than they can offer inducements
to purchasers. See their card in another
column and make note of it.
c. G. Gilroy, at his residence near the Town
Hall, will sell lot of Furniture at public
auction to-day Thursday.
An Examination for the professional GER
tifcate will be held on the Goth March
Merchants are referred to Dayidson's ad.
vertisement of Essence Of Coffee.
An important notice to Tax Collectors will
be found among the advertisements.
Administration Notice-Sherif's Sales
License Applications-List of Causes, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
ticipated

The Hoaeers Of fhs AieToscope-We understand it is
through the agency Of this marvel viewing instrl-
menI that Dr. Aver has at length succeeded in finding
the Paludal Miasm and determining its character
OF its effects in this section have abundant ey-
denee in the Fever and Ague which alone produces
when absorbed through the lungs into the blood. Il
has long been held to be vapor something in the
vapor Of water from decayed and deeaying vegetation
Under great magnfying power, the Doctor has
found this yapor 20 contain distinct organisms or y
ing bodies corresponding precisely with those found
in the blood of Ague subjects. They 1900 times
less than visible TO the make eye, but have distinct
character and form. He thinks they productive
in decaying matter the blood. and hence their
long continued life the remote effects of them
the system. He maintains that they resemble in
character the other fermentiye poiSons such the
virus Of rabies Of dead body, &c. all of which
known to reproduce themselves with great rapid
ity like yeast in mostened -four that the slightest
quantity mpregnates the whole mass. Yeast through
a powerful magnifier is to be forest of vege-
tation which grows. blossoms. and goes 10 seed in
short time Miasm Is not distinctly vegetable but
has more the appearance Of animal life, although its
motions cannot be perfectly distinguished. What the
Doctor claims 10 have settled is that il organic
substance and he has further found and embodied in
his Ague Cure what will destroy Leodef 81. Louis,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
The Cabinet Hon. Simon Cameron.
President Lincoln's Cabinet, as confirm
ed by the Senate. is as follows:


ed by the Senate, is as follows:
Secretary of state-wIn. II. Seward, OF \ y
Secretary OF WaT-simon Cameron, Of Penna
Secretary of SaEy-Gideon Welles- ofConn
ttfornay GenersNEdWer BATES Of Missouri
Secretary Of Interior-Caieb B. Smith, of Indiana
They were unanimously confirmed, ex-
cept Messrs. Blair and Bates, against whom
four or FIVE Southern Senators voted, be-
cause they reside in Slave States.
The battle for Cabinet appointments has
ended, says the Harrisburg Telegraph, and
the dust of the contest having cleared
away, we find looming up into that promi,
nence SO richly deserved, Hon. Simon
Cameron, who, when he first came to Har-
risburg thirty years ago, toiled as a poor
printer boy at ten dollars month. What
a silent commentary upon the well-regula-
ted institutions of this our free and noble
country, and also what a lesson it is to the
poor boys of this country, to study and
profit by Born of humble parentage,
schooled by the cold and uncharitable
world, he began his eourse-by perseve-
ance and indomitable will overcoming all
obstacles, he slowly but surely started on
his glorious career, first compositor, see
ond an editor, and third as United States
Senator. In the last named position he
nobly battled for the rights of his native
State, Pennsylvania, rebuking the treach-
erous conduct of George NJ. Dallas, at
which time he asserted that he would la
Dor during his senatorial career to re-estab-
lish the revenue or tariff law, and when
that was done, he was willing to retire
from the Senate. Mainly through his eff
forts that has been accomplished, and but
a few days since was signed by the Presi-
dent Had that not been the case he new
er would have accepted the Department of
War But now that the tariff being, or
about to be, in tull force and operation, it
matters little to him who holds the portfo-
lilo of the Treasury, as now, as always was,
his highest (and it is noble) ambition is
to serve the interests of the old Keystone
State.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
The Effect of Non-Coercion.

The State of Louisiana has taken pos
session of the Custom House building, and
allows the Government to run the mails in
the State. 1t has also seized the bullion
Of the Government in the Sub Treasury,
and has returned drafts on that bullion
protested, which were given to the build
ers Of the Custom House for their pay,
and to the contractors for carrying the
mail. Thus it refuses to allow the Govern
ment to pay for work done on the Custom
House with its own money, which the
State now claims as its own property, and
for the carrying of the mails within the
State. The course of the Secessionists is
disgusting every honest man, as we'll as ev-
e.y patriot, and must ultimately cause dis
satisfaction at home. The amount of these
drafts was S300,000 Yet with these
facts staring them in the face, We have
patent democrats here and elsewhere who
say the L. S. Government must submit to
such piratical outrages for fear somebody
will get hurt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Examination for the Professional Ger.
tifcate.

nN SATURDAY. March 80, without fnr.
~ ther notice, shall hold, in Lewistown,
public examination of applicants for the
Professional Certificate. The object of this
examination is not TO increase the number of
those holding such certificates without strict
regard 10 their fitness, but to afford an oppor.
tunity to any who may have put forth special
effort during this winter to undergo examina.
ton while their studies are still fresh in their
minds. 1t will be public, that all, directors
especially, may attend and witness the man.
ner in which the candidates acquit them.
selves. All who feel reasonably confident Of
their title to the Professional Certificate, and
are prepared for thorough examination, ex-
pecting no favoritism whatever, are requested
to be present as applicants for the Certificate;
those who consider themselves deficient |
cannot urge to apply.
Candidates are requested to present at that
time an Essay on some educational theme
On Friday, March %, | will examine, at
Lewistown, any who wish to procure Certif.
Gates for the purpose Of teaching during the
summer.
Examinations will commence az o'clock,
A. NJ AZARIAH SMITH.
mhi4 Co. Supt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
a Talk with our Subscribers.

This is the only month in the year in
which we favor our subscribers and patrons
generally with dun, making shift the rest
Of the year as best We can. For some
years our receipts at this season have tak
Ten off with rather an increase in business.
fact for which We can account in no other
way than that many suppose as We succeed
ed in paying off our Indebtedness on the
property occupied as dwelling AMI Office
we no longer need money. In order IT,
do away with this impression, We beg leave
to state that being unable to build a new
office, We have purchased the house adioin-
ing our dwelling for printing office Onto
which we purpose removing in a few
weeks ) and hare gone into debt tor tt-so
that those who owe US, either for subscrip
tion, advertising or job work, can lay aside
the notion imbedded in their noddles THAT
WE DO NOT NEED MONEY, and give us
call at their earliest convenience.
There are soMe who have been owing
US too long, but as We have made ample al
lowance for hard times and other excuses,
these need not be surprised if they do not
receive the Gazette after April court.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14

The Inaugural Address of President
Lincoln has elected any number of COM
ments from the press. The locofoco dem
ocracy can see nothing in it but common
stump speech, or call it wishy- -washy af-
fair without meaning-the modern demo-
Gratis say it is a fair production, more mod
crate than they expected, and to the point
the secessionists swear it means war to
the knife-while sensible people generally
who have carefully read it, not only declare
its tone peaceful, but from the fact that
he at once grapples with the troubles in
which the country is involved, and makes
no fulsome promises Of his future course,
cOneede that few men living could have
done better. As most of them have pub
lished the document the people can read
and judge for themselves how far partisan
editors have endeavored to pervert its Ian
guage. On the score of peaceful inten-
tions we think that Mr.. Douglass remarks,
given in another column, are not far from
a true Interpretation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14

Teras.-Dispatches from Army officers in
Texas state that the treachery of Gen. Twiggs
has demoralized the United States forces in
that State, and that Col. Waite had endeav-
them. Much of the Government property
seized by the State authorities had been ear
ried off by various parties. The troops were
without adequate supplies. Capt. Hill was
ticipated
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14

aspWe have report of terrible murder
committed in Juniata County By two OF three
men, vino shot Henry Acker in his house fer
the purpose of robbery, but obtained only a
few dollars. The parties were arrested at
McAllistsrsyille, and lodged in Jail.
The Charleston Mercury walks into
Mr.. Holt, late Secretary of War under Mr..
Buchanan, as follows: I" Holt does not de-
serve the honor of an assassination. But he
is a marked man. If ever he ventures with
in the confines of the Confederate States, he
will never return to practice coercion again.
The breed of such traitors cannot be pszpet-
uated among US"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
The Administration and the Relief of
Fort Sumter.
WASHINGTON, March 10, l86


The Cabinet meeting called suddenly
last night and continued until late hour,
produced quite a sensation throughout the
city. Intelligence was received here last
evening at the War Department that Major
Anderson was without fuel, and had only
about fifteen days supply of provisions. The
President deemed this information of sufi-
cient importance to require immediate CONSUL
tation with his ministerial advisers, hence the
Cabinet meeting. The whole subject was
freely discussed.
1t appears that the actual condition of Fort
Sumter is much worse than was represented
by the recent Administration. The question
discussed and to be settled by Mr. Lincoln
and his advisers is whether Sumter can be
reinforced, and if so, what it will cost, and
thirdly. what value will it be to the sevice af.
ter it is reinforced2 These queries are met
thus At the time South Carolina passed
her secession ordinance, Fort Sumter could
and should have been reinforced. Mr.. BuGh-
anan neglected to do so; secondly to supply
Fort Sumter with men aud provisions now
would require ten thousand men at least, and
more naval ships than can be brought into
immediate requisition, a large expenditure Of
treasure, a great sacrifice of life, and the in
ition of civil war ; thirdly would the Admin
jstration be justified in making such reinforce
ment at such price in view Of the fact that
such terrible condition Of affairs at Sumter
is only an entailnent of the Buchanan Ad-
ministration upon the present, and not pro-
duced by any act of the party now in power,
hut against It's we'll known policy, especially
inasmuch as Sumter would be of no value
whatever TO the Government in the present
condition of affairs if it is reinforced.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Philadelphia Market.

HHAdHCAFHAd dLhCts
l2l, extra 25a5 IS, and fancy brands Ga
6 IS. Rye -four 50a3 81 per bbl. Corn meal
2 81 for Penna.
Grain Western and Penna. reds l25al28c,
prime Southern do. l30c; white l35sl50c.
Penna. rye Csc. Corn, new yellow, soc !;
prime white 75e; old yellow 60c. Oats 3la
32c. Cloverseed 75a5 per bushel.
Cattle Market, March ii, l86l-The re-
ceipts of Beef Cattle reached about 100 head.
Prices have advanced 28c the 100 lbs. Sales
at from s. SO to so, according to quality.
IS Cows at from Is to 25 for springers, and
25a40 for Cows and Calves.
300 Sheep at from a to SIC per lb, gross.
LOLA IIoss-still hogs, ST 75a7 Is, and
corn fed at from so to per 100 lbs, net.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
81 per aBnum in adVaBec--sL50 at end Of siI
molihs-.s2 at end of year.

Papers sent out of the County must be paid for in
advance.
G-The subscription Of those OF this conty Eho
this paragraph comes marked hiss expired aud unless
neged VIII be discontinued.
We have also set limit In Miin county. beyond which
intend IN future shall for subscription.
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
Will therefore know that they have under rule.
and payment is not made within month thereafter
We shall discontinue all such.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14

IT license APPLICATIONS fol-
IL lowing applications have been filed for
Licenses in my Office, and will be presented
for the consideration of the Court on Friday,
April 9Th, 1861, at which time all persons in'
terested may be heard by remonstrance, Pc
tition, &c:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
SPRING & SUMMER SHAWrs
Estate Of Sieyer Yoder, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given that letters If
~ administration on the estate of SIEVpp
YODER, late of Brown township. Miflin 90
deceased, have been granted to the under,ign', Il,
ed, residing in said township All pers6n,
indebted to said estate are requested 10 max
immediate payment. and those having claims
tu present them duly authenticated for s4,tIo.
ment. CHRISTIAN b. YODEE
mhl+E Administrators.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Final Notice to Tax Collectors

TUE undersigned has been instructed by
the Commissioners to notify Collectors
that on THURSDAY, April 4th, lSGl, he
will proceed to add interest to outstanding
taxes a. follows:
On outstanding taxes of 1858, interes, will.
then he charged from the first day of Nav.
1859, and warrants issued for the collection
of principal and interest.
On outstanding taxes of 1859, interest will
be charged from the first day of May, lS60,
and similar warrants issued.
And on outstanding taxes of 1850, interest
will be charged from such time as the Com.
missioners may direct at April Court
WM. c. VINES,
mhl4 Treasurer Of Mifflin County.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
SlBRlG9aS SAlBS.

R1 virtue of sundry writs of FL Fa, Ven.
D Exponas and Levari Facias issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Mifiin coun-
ty and to me directed, will be exposed to sale.
by public vendue or outcry, at the Court House,
in the borough Of LeMistown. On
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14

F6giaia.-Four reports from the commit
tee on Federal Relations, in the Virginia
Convention, were submitted on Saturday.
The majority report recommends, in part, a
conference of the Border States, and opposes
coercion. One minority report gives list of
the demands of the South, and requests the
States to give answer by October next and
meantime preserve the peace. Another re-
commend8 the passage of an act of secession,
and the last declares that the Government
must Immediately give the Southern people
full constitutional assurance of their safety
IN the Union, and is for the appointment of
Commissioners to proceed to Montgomery.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Glassware.

ERUIF Stands with and without covers
4 Butter Dishes
Sugar Bowls. Goblets and Preserve Dishes
Pitchers and Tumblers. All to be soia o.
the lowest figure by II. ZEkBh'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
s-It has been recently discovered in Ha

E@It has been recently discovered in Ha-
bersham county, Georgia, that woman, held
m slavery for twenty years, is white, having
been kidnapped when child from Baltimore,
Md. Well, what of it? The patent Chris.
tians tell us that slavery is right, and If So,
why not extend its benefits" to this woman
as well as some of the preachers who advocats
the doctrine?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
Queensware.

ENEA Sets at reduced prices at II. Ierbes'
N Dinner Sets at ii. Zerbe,s"
Toilet Sets /" at III. Zerbes'
Covered Dishes. Tureens, Sauce Boats, STEAK
Plates, Dinner Plates, Pitchers, Cream Mugs
Molasses Jugs all at reduced prices. Pei, :r
sons in need of any of the above articles VII
do we'll by giving me call, as | am deter
mined to sell to suit the times.
mh7 III. ZERBE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
List Of Causes for Trial at April T., 1861

L Bates, ct al. Ker, Brenniman Co. 81 Apl. 1861
Q Milliken vs. Milliken ct al. go Aug. lsl9
g. A. Thompson VS. Greer Carson 15s 1858
1. Little 4 Co. ". Currier & Mccormick 81 Nov.
S. Hallowell & Co. same IS
6. JOS Gibbons. ind W. Reed IA
:. John Hines Vs. Henry Ruble Jan. 1859
S. T.. i. Benedict VS.. John Kyle III
g. John Hines VS. Michael Ruble l39 Apl.
10. Sterrett l. Co. MManiglls admir- 20 Aug.
IL. McWilliams & Co for use VS.. same so
II. Graham's admir- ShotWel II Nov. :"
l3 Sellers en-. VS.. SterTett Scott Go
II. Same ". Mitchell Jones O.
Is. Jno. Il. Sterrett for use same, l01
10. Henry Rden Amos Hoot III "
Il. J. Hummel's eX'r. VS.. Jno Sager 10 Jan. 1860
is. J. Burns VS.. Zeigler Yerger l6
le Sterret Co. ct al. VS.. 5. :. Woods 81 d"
20. Matilda Wertz John Hunter, ct al IS d"
q. Sterrett for use Williams, ct al, - Ap
D. F.. l.. Benedict VS.. Vim. Bishop, Sc, 45
% Myers, Kirk patrick & Co. vs.. McCurdy -
"a. Zeigler Willis vs.. Cunninghams ad. 81 ' 80
25. Hoovers exr. vs. Mathews, 90
26 Waters for Joshua Morrison, 110 q
q. Mccoy for q. H. Calbrath, Te Aug. Z"
%. Thompson VS.. Alexander ct al, 103 %
90 Cummings vs. Directors Poor, 10 " .
80. MCulloch for use vs. Hulings admir-, l3e
81 Smith ct al vs.. Ross et al 159 4"
81 strl, Field & Co. vs.. c. Alexander, 4 Nov. d"
49, Same ,. Alexander, a."
"a Same +. r. SterFett, e"
S. Same Thomas Reed,
H. ]. WALTERS Pro.
prothon6tary's Office, Lewstowu. Mar ii, 1861
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14


DEMoCRACY?- ?-On Saturday evening,
under call for a democratic meeting, the
faithful assembled at the Town Hall for
the purpose of nominating borough tick
ct. For the first time within our recollection
the event was sanctifed" 1--WE presume
the word is appropriated by speech from
the Hon. +. Banks on national afairs-
The ex-Auditor General, after charging ey-
erything now going on in the South to the
Republicans, took the ground if Lincoln's
administration would undertake to "coerce"
the South-that is, execute the laws or
protect public property by force-and war
ensue, many volunteers from the north
would refuse to bear arms, as we'll as many
democrats-in short, Mr.. Banks, if correct
ly reported, endeavored to make it appear
that hardly one-half of the northern peo-
pie woula rally in support of " The Union,
the Consultation, and the Enforcement Of
the Laws" In this we believe Mr.. Banks
Is mistaken. While nine tenths of all
classes would regret war, Yet should efFer-
son Davis and his Benedict Arnold breth-
rem carry out their threats of using cold
steel, " cowboys" in the north will be few
and far between, o. should they present an
open traitorism few examples of rome
and tree will seen oeol their sympathy for
traitors and traitercEs acts In Justice to
Douglas democrats in tAis county we must
say we do not know of single one who
palhates, connives at, er in any way sup
ports, the foul treason that threatens the
overthrow of the best government ever in
stltuted to make people happy and con-
tented. That Hartford Convention feder-
alism rests exclusively, wherever it is
found, with the supporters of Breckenridge
and Lane
PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
81 If the Republicans are to blame for
the secession movement, who was to blame
for the secession from the National Democrat
ic Convention?
II. If the Republicans are to blame for
keeping up the present crisis by their un-
Willingness to compromise (which means con-
cession) for the sake of the Union, why didn't
the Douglas democrats make concessions in
the National Convention for the sake of the
union of the Democratic party.
Ill. Why didn't the Democratic party
let the niger question alone Ton which it
split, and sacrifice their principles for the
sake OF the Union, when they knew peri city
well that the separation would cause their
defeat?
"lV. IF the South would not accept popu-
lar sovereignty Gs compromise . the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, wg1l5 they
accept il new2"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-03-14
c, c. STANBARGER, Sheriff.
Sherif@s Office, Lewistnwn, March II iSs,
Fort Sumter
In Possession Of South Carolin.

u X. FIRoyED. Agent. will open I,,,s
LIE lot of Spring and Summer Goods n.
week. comprising Summer Bareges DcIains
and shalleys, such as Fancy, Mourning ana
second Mourning Goods, &c. PurcSassr.
will do well by calling Immediately, as tbo
entire stock will be sold at cost without fail ~
close the business. Also, lot of ~
SPRING & SUMMER SHAwI.s
at cost. If buyers will not call between ~.
and the 2Sth March, they will miss some n;n. ,,,.
styles and great bargains, at the old stand '[ ~
j. kverich, between the Black Bear and Tn.
ion Hotel. mb1I