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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
Re.snatfon of the Secretary of War

Resignation of the Secretary OIL war;
We republi>b this morning from the Mont
oomrry ALA, } Advertiser, letter from hicn-
mond announcing hat Hon.L- T. HAIkER'~lii
resign the position of Secretary OF War about
.,s lat of November He has been con-
-s.rs;ned to this determination by serious H.
roads made upon bis health by close confine-
,,en, in The discharge of the duties ofshis
-ssfce. The .adpntiso says "tbis announce
meut will not fall unexpected upon those
who haze appreciated the incessant toil ahu
.,xi.,v with which be has met the RESPONSE
biIities of his position. Tie country being
thrown infe a state of war without an army,
-w;;hout arms and AMMUNITION, and without
s.ov nrovisions for food, clothing and transport
tation, and with an enemy entering the nela
largely outnumbering US in all the immedi-
ATE resources for a war, it VAST not to be ex-
-neeted that tte immense burthens- OF the
War d, partment could be borne 10 a success
I'll i.sue without some dissatisfaction, and
the ptier prosiraiien, for a lime, ofthe physi-
cal rssources OF che faithiul s. cre,ary OF War,
a no for long, noBtbs has stood by his post
night ard day in The difcnarge OF hl' onic'a'
a,,,se..- We7dout & rot that should Secretary
WAIKER teel esH.d upon by his iaiiins health
to reign The -llaee which bad been ass'go'a
- through him 90 Aisbsma, be 2iii oe ssi
coined to bis own State again. with the Plan
dits Ct couEding and grateful people.
- We shall des ply regret 1t, If Mr. WALKER
should be compelled to succumb &c fil'heaith
and abandon a position which be has hii'd
y with ,xtraordinars ability end efiiciency. We
Lad hoped that be mould have the proud sat
isiaciion Of pIesieiug Uv,r the War Once un-
e. Oil cur C uusiys hasing safely passed the or
d...l OF var, Lad MN Lsr ildspe,, dence and
become q 6xed star 10 the q. msm.n.'- of ma
: sfion<. Eu., sbeiber this De ,hs case or not
be bad ALREADY accomplished .enougn 70 en-
= ds.r hilo to she people, aud 20 transmit 81
. name Co. po-,esisy as one OF lEe-ioppdsrs
soathern dependence. * = -. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
GxxERAI. MccIrILAn,s WAk PRErARArIo

GENERAL McCLELIAs's WAB PREPARATIONS
We learn from q private source, worthy OF
credence. that Gen. Mcclellan, On last Tues
day morning, had fifty srz batteries Of artillery
IF ,;x ouns each, of various caliber, and
about Use zoo men, at and near Washington,
and that this army will be increased 10 at
least 200 900 men before the end OF the pre-
sent week. The organization aud drlii Oh
these troops are going forward with industry
and care, and the degree of discipline already
apparent in every company, regiment and
brigade, Is in the highest degree crediiabie
TO Inc officers and the men, and PROMISES
great effectiveness in any fuiure Operations
mad NAV be undertaken against the enemy.
The movements of troops. aud everything
connected with tie army preparations, are
carefully kept from public knowledge, ou'
the facts above given-to state which can 90
no harm now, but will crafty pubic later
est-uay be relied upon, coming! as they do
from one who knows whereof ne spe-ks.-
Chicago yournot. = - sse-- 49,. -
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

TIE FLORIDA BLocKADE.-Mr. Richards,
the Light Keeper, arrived sat this place on
Saturday last, bringing the intelligence that
the biockading steamer took her departure
from our wsiersson Thursday of last week.
The Lineolniies. before -lhey left were driven
to the necessity OF burning the cutter Apple
ton, tender TO the steamer, she having been
blown high aud dry on Egmont Key By the
late blow. Il 10 more than probable that the
absences of the steamer ISL lfy Temporary =
Der object, d ,ub.iess, being 20 procure ans
other tender. -. = -
gence, detachments u the Sunny Soaih
GUARDS. Goat Guards and numsser OF our
cllix ma. proceeded 10. Es@ont Key aud re-
mossd he. Lamp Oh &;s irum lns Light
House, nad brought them 30 Tampa. These
lanps vii heSsf agah give light % tbs ee.
sle6ssa follower q KihE xbs-zses 4 Pr !
jHesta. xszzss a4aspsss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15


While the Government has been providing
MEANS at onse ingenious and conservative,
for raising a revenue and meeting the exigen-
cies of the war, equal care has been exercised
to barbor its resources during the continu-
auce of the war. This caution has been
manifested on fixing the period OF the redemp-
ton OF the Governments p per Issues suose-
uuent to the termination of the war and the
establishment OF peace.
In addition to this wise care OF its resourc-
es during the progress of the war, we learn
that Congress, in its last session, passed
bill on It's secret calendar restraining he pay
meut of all money claims against the Govern
meut, not provided for by existing laws, un-
til the close of fine present war
As the bin is one of great aud very impor-
tant interest, and has never been published,
or its passage noticed, we have been at palns
| to obtain q copy OF il, which is presented be-
| low.
An Act TO proside a mode of auAenheating claims
for n,,aeu ooatnst the Confederate Suites not 9th
| Grouse proUided for.
| SEC. l. TIE Congress of esGonf ederate State
| of America do enact, That all parties having
claims tor money against the Government ol
the Confederate States for the proof and pay
| mani of which there is no mode provided by
/ existing laws, before receiving payment o
the same. shall file them In the once I'll 'h'
Attorney General; and shall produce beior'
said officer, at such time and in such manne
as he shall appoint, their testimony proving
or tending to prove, such claims. And at tn
next succeeding session Of Congress alter tn
hearing of proof. or at any session OF Con
gress during which hearing OF proof upo
any clasm is had by the Attorney Zen IA
he shall report to the Congress such claim
| as BE-. has allowed aud recommend their pay
rnent; and he STALL also report such claims
he has refused Ia allow.
SkC 2. BE II further eRaced, That all cltz n
t | of tue Confesierase States hoidiug demtud
, | against the G Jverument of the tilted States
may file the same In thet fife Of The Attorne
, General;s and the Attorney Central sha
hear II Jof of such claims, aad cause sue
j ] proof 10 be taken down in writing aud .. e
IN b q. flee. or he may Ia bis discretion, pr
|. nit written testimony taksn y d position
in answer % inieriogutoriest iiyd, 10 oe pi'ic'
II oas die 10 bis Iii ~ eyidel.c sol such claim
hat ma shsii Hss- pses psa tRe 80 ulstency
: tsuch evidence, nor make u port toGoussc
b upon <ucn Chains, unit tue caose vt the ,x.s
{ tiny Vat. A>-4s = a. sslsAs lss-i4<5d.
: We may adj, in Exclamation, that By
{ epecis / has OF CoDgrefs. claims Tor 1auk
. i-pSllaae- are to-bs sitsd Ia. the STATE Drpai
> susus, instead Of with fhe Attorney GsasI
J. lad ID avail there Tho tusnEe dtspcsltea
i ~ 08vslnd Snk@ 4 1eks1l1f kx<agf14s--ss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
From Cairo.-NortheFn Troops Hurn-
ing Kentucky BridRes~.Des
House.-l onA.cating Properly.
The following is from the ST. Louis Re-

The following is from the 81. Louis ne
publican roc,
The punboat Lexington started down TO
Columbus early yesterday morning, 10 as
certain if any batteries were being ectea III
that neighborhood. She returned before
noon, reporting three batteries; one on the
bluff above The town, one on tue pun oeioW,
and one in the toan She did not learn how
mapy Southern troops were stationed there,
but saw the tents of q considerable eDcamp-
mept. When wiihin about four miles OF the
upper battery. it opened fire upon her. wnicn
the boat returned, the shot on each SIDE lali-
ing short. Ia e,oa
ppon her. and retreated when the hre was
returned, probably with the intention OF de-
coying the Lexington within the range OF the
batteries. When the Lexington started Daek
up the river, the Yankee followed her lor
several miles. The women and children
hive mostly left Columbus. as battle may
be expected there at any moment.
The Des Moiues and Illinois arrived from
Cane Girardeau yesterday, with the regi-
ments of Col Hecker and Col. Ross. Ihey
expected to go to Paducah, but the order was
countermanded, -and both regiments were
sent TO Birds Point
The battery opposite Cairo, on the Ken.
lucky side, is rapidly being completed, aho
will be very effective one. The Des MONIES
| took some heavy guns over there yesterday
Gen. Smith, of the regular army, arrived
here by special car on Saturday evening.
| Advices from Paducah, received last even
ing, represent the town quiet. There are
now are about 1000 of our troops there
| Citizens of Paducah state that the inhabitant'
are sending of their families as rapidly a
possible, in expectation of an attack. The,
report Gen. Pillow within thirty miles o
the town, with 20, 900 men, The indications
are strong that there viii I've bloody work IL
Southern Kentcky. -.
gun on one of the gun boats at Paduca
was accidentally discharged on Friday, send
ing a shell through house. which fortunate
ly happened to be uniohabited.
No entertainments had been thrown up 9
Paducah yesterday, bat there will soon b
oonsideIab work done in that line.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
Wore soldier. from Rockingham.

The Rockingham Register says that the "lie
of Cspt. Wm.F F. Deatlick. OF Company W.
virginia militia, residing near Ottoblne. IN
this county, presented the State, tnot her
husband, for he was absent on duty at WIZ
chester en- Saturday morning last, with
three boyssat one birihi They weighed SIX
teen pounds. The patriotic mother and two
of the .sboys'' are doing well-the other little
f How was not so well. though hopes are en-
trrtained that he, too, will yet be man.
They are to be named Johnston, Lee, aud
BeaaIegard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

i. CONDITION OF GAULEY BRIpGE.-k private
letter dat,d G4uley Bridge. Aug; Zsin, alter
giving the details OF tie light at Cross Lines,
= I'm ree pondiup 10 the accounts which we have
..Gaui,y Bridge, where We are now sta
toned, is strongly fortified With -breastworks
and ,nirenchuit nts. There are about o,0oO
-,royps here, including artillery and cavalry.
There are eight pi, ces OF artillery, among
which Is one 80 FOUNDER. The present force
= CAPABLE Of holding this point, against co.
os,s, but more troops are expected here soon,
and il is thought by some that Inc heoeis
sill begin an attnck here shortly
..TLose of cur regiment who are neIs WIN
probably go 10 Charleston on SUM- .,.a: ,v;II
be 4 ken 10 All up the regiment and prepare
for aaother fghL-Gepeiaad Hratd.
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Shsrif's S ale.


IDY virtue of a Il. Ia me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable I'll Iucery Court Of Davidson
County, Tennessee, at its Nay L rm, 1851, VIII *
pose TO public safe Ih- highest bidder cash. al
he Court H3uss Ytid, the ciLs Of NsShvu Z, On
>aGur iay tn IL Day Il UctOeT IS all The ri-tt,
title clam i;t rest ard estate, which John Cirtt
and John stewart TIA 81 ia 1, or may have siuce &c
Iuirud. in an tn: foiEETing descrIosi pi { or
srscIs oil lad sIuII a, lying AMI bang m slriSt
No. the TO OF iTtvi tson c " ut 'shVi r.,
ana II ate Ten -undSl Us tOilOSs- OselA-
niIg elgh'y feet IL Far is.s ~OutI "a cor
mr. ON e street, thence at light angi With stid'
treet mort W silva diy one huud ell al 'igbty i've
feet sLak. 4 Il cen te { alley, ihenc- = On5
and al, 18th east rdly sixty feet 20 SAKE,
theme al right sic Ia sad al one "a q re1i and
e ghty i've lie 1, an M'pe street, u &C
t1,ug N tIe s'r. ely Sky eet - Jne
beginning: one other pIrce oUnds as t'ltoNs:
begun ~ at the Garner vi an al eT On 5 Al 1
Maple street, Running thence ia said street shutn
c ste rd NIFTY I K, themes at r gat an
gle lsS lee a 20 eet ley, benc. with sai alley
north .is 90 test stake on s ally t1eiS
At right ang IS with said al Z I e "a lae Oe L.
ming, being levi 81 pTule " al JuiIn OIL
and JonE : eS4'I, Ia sat sly lign Ut ten'ered in
favor David or N aai st Fl hra,m b. CUrbir, j. hn
A Corbt, y. P. Co. 6, John CJrb.t, r VI Coz bE sd
| John Stewart.
| JOHN <. FDM ms IN, Sheriff,
| sept1+ by L. 10 WniTWOkrd, D. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

er The New Orlesns Delta OF The llth
inst learns through letters received there
from b rwieks Bay, that in addition TO the
steam. r, Huntsville and South Carolina, No"
erui-iug between Atchafalaya and Eermi'hon'
mother Liaeoln vessel had arrived and was
enoas. d In stalking out the channel OF Ateha-
faTaya river. Gen. TWiggs has detaeneu q
competent force 10 go down and look into
The matter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
Committed to Jail.

COMMITTED 10 Jail OF Davidson County. "a run
1 away Sept. IA, sssssl,r.a-NkGR BOY, who
saws his name is &c rgs, and belongs TO i'r h mas
White Of Pilaski, Tenn. Said boy u about wears
DID, 5 feel 10 in hes high weighs $50 or 20 lbs :
perry and pay Charges the law directs
.ssssEtzzs zs-.fs-r = Nm H. FUSS- ON,
s-ptI'-5t Tailor at Nash vile. lem.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
Rrnusns ,hs Bieelxsae.

The news nas been eedcisiiy received here
shss uithin few days past ", gessel under
Brl,i.h register arrived a. New orieans with
40 sssostsd cargo. having successfully ran
he blocEsds. a portion Of her cargo con-
.sis,ed Of 2,0o0 muskefs and 126 rinss, which
Our be6vs sp,disssseilt ssurarfos good sc'
ooans against the sasuy.-Rsehmsnd AsaHaw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
Notice.

TIAyING entered the Army of Tennessee, | have
II disposed OF my entire interest in the d m OF
Hugh McCrea Co to Mr. IL gu MrCrea. ana wonid
ask nv Ti.nts continuance the p tronage la the
new arm that they have generously extended II the
old. W. HUUPEH hAhhsi>.
keDt IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

Can. Thospbafg, and sosns six or seven q
90 b. scsup..u1. y 10 vert siissata ssiih him'
....nxru IxossxhL inso lie city torqsy ~ irr ca,
csrs of Csps. D. kAsssy 49, sese 60. ~ -
zr$5sSSS.. win come b.foTe tbss confsderets
= Court q az saEly dey.-6aazsaas 6g'4i~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
: Enc rs OrExlr REosulr1sa n LouIssILI

Eixc Ix CrExEx REckulTEsG N LOUISVILLE.
The mask Of neutr.Ii.y hs>' been thrown on
IN. .ihis potion OF kentucky BY LiEculn's
agents, Hho.sEe openly {, cEpliog for the ar
nv of lne Nor.h. Among them we notice
nEx Conerefsmau ]. s. ysctstn. Of sthe Hop,
s.asvilIs Di.ssscl, aud cdusn Pope once .
nr1minent eiliEsa AID CoancAmAn 10 this
XIX, They tavs rspPoiutmeuts a celonels
ssSeraf otthefs xss tn&zksd ~ ~ stns basi'
insss.-Leuispiiis Cegs9.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between HCGH
Nc REA AMI W. HodPER d ARE7s under the hrm
sfyle of Hugh McCrea Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual insent ". roper Harris having sold his en-
tire interest IN stock and accounts TO Hugh Nc
Crea who will continue business at the old stand
under the firm name of Hugh McCrea & Co., who has
assumed the liabilities OF the old firm, and alone
authorized ~ settle the old books.
HUGH McEREA.
W. HOOPER HARRIS. (
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
NJ aNteO.

DeARD and Furnished 4, ON wanted for a Cents
ID. man and Lady in a strictly private family, IN
ntrai part of the city. Nene but strictly private
fam ~ need apply =
Inquire at this Office. auglb-u-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

IL persoils inf btei 70 the- Estate o. John H.
"A Ia ris- dessase ARE req1Ired "a mlke Payment.
and thJse htv ~ claims against said Estate
questei 10 pre- eni th within Tue Prescribed
by Law, or the, vii III be pad.
= .s.s. ,AAkTHA z. HARRIS,
sep 81. imini trat- r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
8p telegraph.

an WHARF, at Louisville, KY, Is the special
srd recoznized agent OF thes Southern Associated
Prs. al tIIat point, the New York Associated rress
49,, caaaei 10 have sany control of matter teie
,snbod tornfswseape- 3 sosth Of Louisville. -.
N ,seSrsnh operator agent is permitted to make
~ sT,cS S-ers,rts-The Teiegranh tompsny has no
up So the preparation Of dispatches for
tbe prass nor is t any manner reSponsioe or tns
charsctar or truth OF this kind Of news
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
To Editors and Printers.

THE I'm tersi ned account of falling health, will
Il disIIose Cf bis DAILY AND WE KY p'feT, On
reAsonab te ms publ shed IN tie uTIshing city of
Shreveport, on Red RIv,T. The oily daily IN tho
D ace. Ma erisl all new; a good business. and i-ir
proSpecis ahead Good Job Cfhee connected.
Address,
J. DICKINSON, Eiitor and Proprietor,
septI2 Shrevep ri, La.
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NOTICE.

rv.rfs p.rtper- hin hefstofofe sxi.snx between r.
nc <wAYsn4~H,-,a ,GH A1kf1QS, y this
der dsselysk ~ spassas o. parsiss
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Portable Copying Press.

NORTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
Casa new aud Convenient aTfiCle ior ths
Camp Just received by
putfir Sauara.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

THE FAIRY OF MELR0SE. r.
She is lovely and graceful,
+. ON prudert irse,
lutel.ecIu al and inU lest,
As N tidens shU aid b.:
Win d SIN e Tor happy
FIR he ~rs'che | u tear
seek all this world over -...
Y u shall Cal &c tind her peer:
II tn. garden OF btaItyI
The guoeniiest Io
l. the dear nt1se Try
TnIt blooms IN Nel.Ose'
Her voice is as gentle
AMI sWe, as the 100
OF dove; aud her heart
Just as loving and true
Vine. { the jewels purity,
II nor, aud t.uth,
Glow Tadi mt, un immed
Hy the lollics OF youth.
Heaven crown her with blessings
VII .rever she goes,
Our b 'autIful fairy,
The pride of Aeirose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15

TO A DISTANT FRIEND.
Once more amid the budding spring, though in dis
CLINE
wait to thee on zephyr's wing, another simple
rhyme, .
The pale green leaves are opening the sky is darky
blue,
And from The depths of yonder grove floats up the
Ali m,nv bursd mem Jries rise at that low plantive
And burning tears sufius, my eyes, for /, too, am
alone.
And where art thou my gentle friendf chi would that
| could be,
guardian ang by thy side, upon the billowv sea;
C,uld kueel with thee a eLt shI ines aud whisper
words Of peace,
And roam with thee amid the bowers and sunny isles
Of Greece,
Gould muse upon that classic shore where cApliho
loved and died,
And hear her death song echo Ger that softly muir
murIng tide.
and when the silvery mconbeams fall on fair ltalia
BlaiuS,
And light her Coliseum walls and glld her ouuei4
faneS,
Wilt thou not think how soft they rest upon one cot
And prieve to nd thyself amid the marble halls Of
Rome.
| Where only strangers meet thy gaze, no heart re-
Nor thrills with ra ,ture at thy praise, well thou
knowest does miner
And when thy dark blue eyes shall close in that fan
vbsra sings the tuibus to the rose mid bowers Of
| Samarcand, -,
Wilt thou not dream of treIised vines that round
And dsam no music haif so sweet as that mock
| birds sipg7 - -. - - Il;
And sigh to think shat far away, across inc moo'n
One faithful heart vigil keeps, and ever prays 70
| tbeeI
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New Y0FK Sept. II The Columbia has
arrived with Havan dates OF the lO n.
Two vessels arrived from New Orleans
having run the bloc kade.
British schooner arrived from Newbern,
NC, with rice and naval stores.
Confederate tagged vessels are admitted
10 Cuban poris and treated as those oil Other
civilized nations.
NV YoRK. Sept ii. The steamer Cofnm
bia. mostly owned at the South, was eeiz ID
to day; also $1,000 gold destined Tor the
South
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Minerva College, Tenn.

Minerva College, Tenn.
THIS INSTITUTION. devoted TO the Educatioz az
Il Young La lies comments Itself to the people oil
the South becase lorg standing ats exSerencei
Teachers and shsalthfuA sitaston. The charges for
Boarding and Tuition have been adapted to the exl
gencies of the times, that the many advantages OF
the school are in the rea b of all
The 9Th Annual Session opens sept %, leol-
The various commodities Of, the country taken IN
lieu of Cash.
For particulars sddress -
= E. JONES, BOX $50,
aueII-dxyIm Nashville, Tenn.
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From Missouri.

Sr.LoUI-. Sept. I3--RAinr is reported 'orty
miles from Liking on. with Is 900 men
Tom Harris captured the u iVernmeht
Agent in Boone county, and took NUMBER