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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18

Although the official reports of the various
commanders engaged in the battle of the
2lst ult., have been received at Richmond
the Secretary of War has given positive in
structions to suppress their publication
Mem. Appeal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18

ME-; ne nave been shown a specimen of the
new tous. The process a. invs1.,aa I ~. n -
3 = Hildreth- By this operation bsils ar
made more speedily and with eoual c@r.s -
ness as by the casting In mouls. and i 49,
economical. The machine Is simple. sInas
are cut from q bar, OF sufficient SIZE to maj :
ball, and pressed into groove y hich eiyes
the ball the shape.-Ffmtiin Repiezp.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18
Minerva College, Tenn.

THIS INSTITUTION, devoted 10 the Education OF
Il Young Ladies', commends itself to the people Of
the SOUTH because Of its long standing its experiences
Teachers and heaithful situation. The charges for
Boarding and Tuition have been adapted TO the exi-
gences OF the times, that the many advantages of
the school are in the reach Of all.
The 18th Annual Session opens Sept I'd, 1851.
The various commodities OF the country TAKEN in
lieu Of Cash.
For particulars address
S. E. JONES, Box $50,
augl1-dAwlm Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18
University of Nashville.
MILITARY COLLEGE,

THE next Session Of this Institution will open, as
l usual, on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
NEXT.
TERMs-Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fnel Rooms.
Servants attendance, and OF Arms sos per term
of twenty weeks.
Engineering, French, Spanish, German, Craving,
Book keeping and Fencing SO per term.
Students requiI ed 10 furnish their rooms
By the aid of Military Discipline effective govern
uent established and health physical culture, good
order and industrious habits are promoted
For additional information apply TO
B. R. JOHNSON,
augl3-lw Superintendent.
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Chancery Sale,

TN pursuance of a Decree Of the Chapcery Court N
l. Charlotte. rendered at the May Term, 1851 the
case of w Z. Watkins and others rs. W. II. Crutcher
and others, viii. on Monday the I'd September, 1861,
expose to public sale at the Court House door in Char.
lotte, VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying in Dick.
son county, containing 100 Said land lies the
immediate vicinity Of the Nashville and N W. Rail
road
TERxs-6, u, Is, "a so, and Sc months credit with
interest from the day Of SALE and free from RECEPTION
Purchaser To give note with two good securities and
a lien retained.
Il. C. COLLIER, C. 4 NJ
July %, Is6l.-td
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Yg Telearaph.

and recognized agent OF the Southern Associated
Press at that point, the New York Associated Press
having ceased TO have any control of matter tee-
graphed to newspapers south of Louisville.
No telegraph operator agent is permitted to make
up such reports The Telegraph Company has no
agency whatever in the preparation of dispatches for
the press, nor is it in any responsible for the
character or truth of this kind of news.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18
PROCLAMATION
BY
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,

To tie Sherifs of The several Counties Of saf
S.ae-GREErING:
VOU are hereby commanded 10 open and bold an
II election all the places Of holding eiections u
your respective Counties, on the 5fH DAY On "
TOBER MKT, after giving the notice required %
law for the election OF Supreme Judge for sala
State 10 MI the vacancy occasioned by the resgus-
tion OF Robert l. Caruthers, aud due return iefeu
make 10 me according 20 law.
In testimony whereof, have hersrnia -
-, my hand and caused the Great seal Q. 'n =
State, 20 be affixed at the Department -
1 Nashville, on this LIST dag Of August A. u
49, 1861.
By the Governors lSdAA g. HARMS
]. II. r. RAy, Secret<rytrf state.
aue7-dfwkWtd.
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NOTICE TO
C0NSIGNEES AND SHIPPERS,

OFFICE OF NASHVILLE (Edgeheld) AND KY r RI
August 3, 1881. &
A IL Goods received by the Railroad al Nashville
n tDepot must be removed within txenty-iour hour
or they will be sent 10 Warehouse and stored al the
expense Of the oonsignee.
Freight for shipment win be received until g. P.
aug4-lm j. ID. PHlEE6ER, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18

1--WE are inclined to believe that large
majority of the people North and South, are
convinced that division of the Union is not
only desirable, but necessary-that it is the
true and only safe solution of the present
difficulties. "-[ Gin. Press.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-18
The Hessians In = Financial strait.
Which way they turn Is Ruin.

From the New York Herald, Aug 49,
The GOVERNMENT LoAs IN WALL STREET
IGNORANCE OF CONGRESS PROSPECTS OF 4
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TTlHE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES for 1861
l. 81, will commence on the 1Sr MONDAY IN NO
VEMBER NEXT, and continue four months.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor OF Anato-
my and Physiology.
J. BERRfEN LINDSEY, NJ. D. Professor of Chem
stry and Pharmacy.
C. X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medi-
and Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor of Surgical
Anatomy and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
PAUL F. EVE, NJ. D., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ D., Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor
and Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of
the Faculty is open to the Class free of charge
Clnique is connected with the University, at
which operations performed and cases prescribed
for and lectured upon in the presence of the Class
Amount of Fees for Lectures is $685. Naturalization
fee (paid once only) IS; Practical Anatomy, $40;
Graduation Fee, SIS.
Good boarding can be procured for s. to 81 per
week. For further information Catalogue apply 10
w. K. BOWLING, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Nashville, Tenn. Aup. 9, 1861.
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Committed to Jail.

COMMITTED 10 Jail of Davidson County, as a run
" away, August Sd, 1861, NEGRO GIRL, who
SAYS her name is NICY, and belongs TO w. b. Dorch,
of this County Said girl is about Is old thick
set and copper color. The is requested TO come
forward prove property and pay charges as the law
directs WIN. II. FUNSTON,
augl-3t Jailor at Nashville, Tenn.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE Secessionists
have received intelligence that the Confed-
crates are marching on Washington. Scott
doubts an attack, but Mcclellan, who pre-
tends to know Beauregard's mode of combi-
nation, anticipates an early attack at some
point on the Potomac.
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Nashville. Tenn. Aut. Q. 1s6i. - VI '''' : 'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
HOW SECESSIONISTS TREAT DEFENSELESS
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

The train from Cincinnati yesterday afternoon
brought family who had been driven ont OF the Sonth
on acount of their Northern birth. The family con.
sisted Of q mother aud three little children The
woman who told her story in straightforward man
ner, without a attempt TO obtain charity by It's
means, stated that her name was Phebe Drew, that
she was originally from Maine, but that for the last
four or i've wears sic had live with her husband, who
was also from Maine in Dallas County, Southern Ar
kansas near tie post Will gc Of Fairview They had
IL farm, AID kept lumber yard. Since the troubles
LAWYERS condition. Union men were hung, sho: OF
cut down wherever found Within three weeks eight
men have been sbot n expressing Uni n sentiments
In that neghbOrhood, and two OF them were Metho-
dist preachers About three weeks ago her husband
was threatened with death ON account OF bls Northern
birth and known Union sentiments. lie fed IN the
right, intending, if possible, 10 make LIS way to
Maine and di eciing her ettle up affairs aud follow
az room a. could be ,aiey done. Since then she has
heard nothing Of lin ana Is ignorant OF hi fate.
AS soon her husband fled the Secessonists seized
tbs lumber yard aud all the avaiajle proper con.
nected with il. few days since they again visited
her and stole Ter cow, entered tie ouse and carried
off everything in iteyen 10 the neal bread, mol iss.e
al bacOnieaving hot mouthful OF bread Tor herself
and three little c idren. ILey then ordered her 10
leave the Stale fofibu ith. Hastily gathering up tie
few effect LETT her into four boxes she hired convey
aBce 10 take her partly on her way. The thievlug
ssundrels stole the largest OF the boxes saying THAI
three trunks ep0ng for a woman To travel wlth
When she started che had so in her pocket After
many hardsLips insults and daugefe rhe reached the
Free States. During her passage through she South
she fonud no 10 give her the sbghes assistance
Once in the Free s. aies sLe found no difficulty in OBJ
tanning passage toward her home.
Wheu she arrived here sic was wretcbedly clad, and
her CHI ldren were ba efooled. Tiey wore The same
clothes IN which they had set out from bone, VIII "a
were those they wore when the Secesionsts broke in
upon them She had only g - take her TO Maine, and
provide for the children bersel( the way. Sup
Nottingham gave her passes on the Lake Shore Raii
road and 70 ne Of the railroad officers gave her nd
don tc ber sleyder stock OF funds. The poor woman
was deeply grateful though she hefitaed about taking
asri,tance in money, and Ler manner was convincing
proof that che was no beggsr. imposing the ced-
lily O. the public. No could look the poor little
groop Of exies, sbamouly treated by their former
Seig6oors without curling the hesrtess wre,ches who
thus waged merciless war upon the helpless women
and children. lCleveand Herald, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17

sr,e Of, aec-,o Martin dead or ,ve charged wyh ulng
setmo against the Souhen Consd-rsGy ard
sd cd by him for bte0It To- take The lite on ion
ran, when undcr tsgned by brow, Laid,
ls5, s ManDing 4. J. McGiiH II. ii. Whi'rhsad' and
oihen)
The crime Of Mr.. Martin wac abuse Of thc Southern
Coniederaey and after having been arested therefor
Escaping from Lieut. Carothcrs who had lin in charge
In doing tina he 81 zed ,hs mntket of CaTuthers wno
thereupoD discharged three barrels of revolver NJ
Martini two of which are Supposed To have struck hun,
and Marin then discharged the mssket NJ Csrushers,
but missed hin md il Lis horse.
There things are common IA not IL other excite
menis, 10 be noticed Every Union man is coerced,
threa ened or murdered. To hitter word against the
government is treason punha lie with instant DEATH
Tis is the feast spread for Kentucky, and We, DOW
free express boldly opinions on oil subjects, are
10 be bound and permitted TO say word against
our masters Davis & Co., if secede ard join the
Southern Confcderacy. There ia not slave in Ken.
lucky that is not freer than majority Of the Southern
people. Louisville Democrat, llth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
GOOD TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS.

A eiilensn in New-Orleans gives the following
charming account Of affairs 10 tina, city. 1t is difficult.
TO rec how they could be better:
NEw.ORLKAss, May 16, 1861.
mus, write md TIL you of the flush riauer
euJoying 10 cheer you up as understand you are All
slaLlog H. your iOos abont ,eeing our King jeff
l.. Aew.York with about two n ili0n troops. assure
SON he has ~ any, and all vel armed and well
sIled PROBABLY much bet 1an your crack !Sere"th
H. fae;, We ~Ill put 2OSth City Regiment against
them. Every mai, of regiment il over eight feet
hug. and bmi in proportion; 30 stand from under !!
We have got lie best ard ongeet guns in tue would,
AGA 1t pre,eLt 'asting guns in Orleans at
tie r,le 81 100 per day that WIN carry 400 pound
SCOT over twelve miller. Besiie all these thing,
&c very ril The city is flooded with gold 20 thai it
a conn le,e drug in tie market The banks will only
take iitlr time, and are obliged 10 il for
manufacturing purposes, sneh us ornamenting bugges.
Onr privatee have brought IN hundred OF price
OIL Navy iDceang rapidly that We have scarcely
room tor them in the river. Two miliion bales cot
,ou WIS shipped irom this OFT to-day, leaving nearly
SIX nj hone the lcve-. In fact we are just be-
gsnIn2 to realize the M TX and honey eiects OF re-
or-son, aud think We can gay "tbe Lord our sbep-
lefd IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
CAMP SCOTT.

To ne Editor Of TA< ~ Y Urban. 49,
SIR: letter appears In your paper OF this morning,
signed by "B. w. Goodman" which contains grot :
missiaienients relative TO the Excelor Brigade ana
trust a. in jurtce To the brigade you will publish
this reply. Az was the medical officer who inspected
the two companies of which Capt Goodman speaks,
I'm requested by Gen. Sickles 10 answer the charges
made against tie brigade.
In the fret lre, having made careful inspection
Of the two companies, faithfully Say tina, they
vastly inferior in every respect 10 any companies
we have received for many days Our tents are cure
fully iusperted every few days by The medical stan
are kept with the nt0, ca aJd cleanliness, ana inc
men are, without exception, .Vn.tnted and happy;
have been at Camp Scott from its beginning, ana NE
cersarily from my position, in cons personal utter
with the men, and have yet to Lear the iIst
eonpao, from any Of the Pryates in reference to iood
or Accommodations
lie sta es that there but 800 men en- the ground
As your reporter IN the same column, says that
there 1905 men drawing raiiJns, wi leave II TO
yourself which statement 10 tie most reliable. we
lave now on Tie grouud ami Cd dasy elsewhere, over
1000 men, who, in physique and intelligence, VIII
compare iavorably with any similar body tie United
States. We are all a,tuaed by u common impulse 70
do our duty country in tie present crieis, ana
we only ask that those who have the ear Of the public
Oh all do rs justice.
Very respectfully yours, HARVEY Z. BkoW,N,,
A,st. Surgeon lss Reg EsceisioI Brigade.
Camp Scott June 18Th 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
FIRST REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS THREE
YEARS VOLUNTEERS.
THEIR ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION.

The "Sons of Massachusetts, an improvised Asso-
citation of gentlemen formerly resident in the Old Bay
State who ha temporarily organized themselves for
the purpose of fifty receiving and entertaining the SOL
ders, VINO, on their way from Massachusetts 10 the
seat Of war, make short delay here were yesterday
convened for the purpose of Offering such welcome as
the lin its their short stay would permit to the First
Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers" Col. Robert
Cowdin of Boston, The advent Of the corps had been
duly announced on Friday and Saturday last, and the
"Sons" bad net bt the Asor House, and having deter
mined OH their preliminary arrangements, they nd.
iourned 10 meet At a. III. yesterday
The at enhance at the appointed hour was good and
the Sons" preceded by the State banner Of Massa-
cbuse,ts borne by Mr.. Nathan jackson, venerable,
white-h4ired Son" So years of age, marched down
Coutandreet and crossed the ferry to the dock near
the Erie Railroad Depot.
The Committee of Arrangements, consisting of the
gentlemen named ia THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday, ben
proceeded 10 make provision for the entertainment Of
their expected guests II had been found inconsistent
with the orders 10 the troops for them 10 stop long
enough in the city TO accept had been proposed the
compliment Of a dinner at the Aston House, and al
though on Saturday evening, the Chairman Of the
Committee, Mr.. Richard Warren, had received a
dispatch from Secretary Cameron TO the effect
that the regiment were ut liberty TO parade
through Broadway and accept tie hospitality Of their
friends this announcement came too late
for the desirable arrangement TO be made there not be-
:: time to communicate with the officers Of the reg
meIt.
BY the untlng efforts Of Major Van Voorss, OF Jer-
sey City and by the courtesy of Mr.. Gadds, the agent
of the New-Jersey Railroad, the fine depot build
ing Of that Corporation was secured for the hurried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17

,.s M sboli.ioLis!s< ard were elsmoront that hey
I'll. be Dung up<n the tree under when tney w?
snnnd JGe nj bers said that they were boi anon J.
Sri-r, that they were ,iii1ns Of Ksnla.Sy ana hoIh
villa, ulat they were .qaios and ind 's'rous 'uen VIII
mn spm, aIhy FOR nbok ion or sbCiyniSs me .y
en- wac, 4" Louis, lille and the wols OF hentu,ky arc
fp OF da,nnea abouoaiss; peo lie that are hot Ior SS
arc .yaus, us; they shonli all be hung ana we au
keatar be duag tie work as fat as we eau; -
Smh eays che fate OF all ;bree was Tor a'ine
ku, a. AZ length he and Jerry Sullivan We're aowsa
TO copliuve ,her journey. Geo. Myere heif ooinraae,
baynp ,erbsns given ofenle by "a short answer, w"s
kru aspris.aer; and Smith and sullivan learned one
o. tp DAYS aftercad that he either lad been or was
abcukto b< hung
Ma Smith Informs ne, that, between Memphis ana
Covt,gien near tie railroad junction, they saw man
kis. hell lees sd al in dying CONDITION, win
Ii. hes, II ayed aud his and the end oi his nose
Gu, ea The poor f.A, VS. statement was that the
a IL charge rgsinst him thai be was OF Northern
kiISh A hunane citizen to9k him into his house WIN
Ne s.,ientlon ri taking csre OF him.
Es.J. II. smith has the appearance OF beng an
hcs.ret man; lie talks ike hoNe est and trahfi man
spd are tod that there are many An tins city Una.
testify bic in erIi'y and veracy HE faet, !nas
~ iel.les show what wTetch,d condition al 'nings
exists in Tennessee. louisville Journal, june Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-17
JEFFERSON ID.

You RE a traitor convicted, you know very WE'LL
Jefferson D., jefferson d..
You thought it a capital thing to rebel,
Jefferson d.
But there g one thing I II say:
You II discover somo day,
When you gee stou, cotton cord hang from tree,
There 9 an accident happened yon didn't foresee,
Jefferson D..
What shall be found upon HstOrys pagef
Jefferson d.. Jefferson d..
When the student explores the Republican age
Jefferson ID.
He will find, as is meet
That AZ Judls's feet
You cit in our shame, with the impotent plea,
That you hated the land and the law Of the free,
Jefferson D..
What do You see in your visions at night
Jefferson d., Jefferson d.
Does the spectacle furnish You any dehght1
Jefferson ID.
Do You feel, in Disgrace,
The black cap DER your face,
While tho tremor creeps down from your heart L
your knee,
And Freedom nsued approves the decree
jefferson ID.
Oh, long have we pleaded till pleading is vanl
Jefferson D., Jefferson d..
Your hands are imbued with the blood Of the slain
Jefferson d..
And at last, for the Right,
We arise in might
A People united, resstless, and free,
And declare that rebellion no longer shall bel
Jefferson D. ii. S. CoRswrLI.
yscLcsdoa, Coaa.