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der.3en Nc Dowen s. A. Douglas, and all the hAJoRGES
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The above are executed the beT style and printed plste
psper with tint 2r1 aud auauted lent hkenesses Also
fncsI the Massachusetts SIth aud Eighth Regme1
A. The Relay House. near Baltimore, Nd and Outline War
Map of Virginia and Haylsndpces for the above 23 cents
each POCKET WAR MAP or VIRGINIA AND MARY
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where.
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IMPORTANT 20 BRASS BANDS.-DOD-
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large ooloIed Plate Of sions large Plate Of Coak sid
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.EPORTS ON sPERMA-

~ TORRA end certain other special and ViIueb
Diseases by the acting surgeon Of the Howard Association Phs
dephia Reports the NEW REMEDIES for such diseases
employed In the Dpen.Sy OF this Institution Sent to the AZ
icted by mail IN sealed letter envelopes sc Of charge Ad
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an farmers ano Others.
6onses ano farms tuanteh.

CMALL HOUSE or PART of HOUSE (fOui
- rooms) WANTED-In South Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG
Jersey City the ferry Address With particular. OF loes
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-06
B.. o. KEEsEE & CO.,
M e RICH Ant 8,

Warehouse, 81 Front Row,
MEMPHIS, TENN
Special Attention Paid 10 Sales OF Flour.
DEFERENCES.-F " smythe, N o. Hewett Norton
HI 4 Co; o; B DufeId N o. A Fisher, Cashier Bank
Harnesses Nashville; sVn Anderson Co. Nsshyille
Eum Cashier, Oarksvile; Aeaehera Galbeath. AeEphs
b YOnng, late win Mcclure Courts, at o.SIksve, is fl
this house. move -d3m'
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PHOTOGRAPHsC CARD.

TAKE pleasure IN announcing 70 ny cid friends and Gus
toners that after absence OF two have again
turned 70 the FreCce Of the Photographic Art
IN ali branches having purchaed the intsret Of hrsr
the old established Gallery Union Street, and having spent
four snhs in New York the past Sumner to obtain fuy al
the lsss Improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged s suite Of Rooms Throughout ThGt facilities
better produce first elsssEerk haz Galleries
bsss conduee the comfort patrons.
chy the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
stared to elevate Ei higher standard. have
engaged services OF Mr. COOK II the Photo
graphsrs the world who took the Pictures which obtained the
nrs premium the Worlds London 1851 and
determined not only to make thI the leading Gallery In
State but ny work stall not be surpassed North Soy
and introduce to the public the following EysSi
Imperial Photograph, India Ink, ..
Vignette, plain CT colorldl
IgorFtypea, c0loredl
Pastel Pictures, Ifs sissj
Photographs Canvas. life szat a-.-
Waiting Cards, fall length, plains
Autograph PhstogEEohs, Is taken st one atHas
sterreOscoPes, on glass or paper.
Continue to make the heaAoype and An6Ts,ype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely n this city,
The Autograph Gard, which only made ct time, All
who in want ofGnyhing ny politely invited give
call before visiting essW5s, when will prove By occalAE
esnorstTa1on ne G0oT facss- Respecanlly,
oct31-s --.-.- y. ". HUGHBs-
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Desirable Real Estate for sale.

OFFER tor sale accommodating terms, my very desa-
bic tract Of ~ oiand the Nashville and
RAILROAD eight mills Nashville, the Antioch Depot The
Eoi good, is well vatered with three neveTng springs
ne fish pond The dwelling is god brick house with
brick ktchh tmebe LeuSe and brick servants houses
with all necessary cut houses all Handsomely locs ed for
venieDce and comfort
For apply to c. W. Nance in Na.hyie the
premises.
noV24-dIm+ JAMEs V. HAYS
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r. = --- CoKPTRoLLKK'H oTgUEl
Nashville, lem. Sept II, lS6D. =
This certify that the Auguita Insurance. and Banking
located At ugpsA IN tie State Of Gen Pis has
piled pth all the rsqusnenB Of tbs Code The subject Of
Foreign Insurance Companies u section 1923 70 Jb7iuese
the Act Of 94h March, 1882 chapter as section o.
equirinG deposit With The OoptToleT Of twenty oEsnd de
lars Of six Fer ceat Bo1ds Of The State.
And that Jesse Thomas IL the legally authorized Agent Of
said Company in the city Of Nashville, ststs Of
Il. g. J. 7. DUNLAP, Comptfolec.
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NHOLRSALE GROOEEES, AND DEALERS
SINS BRAYpIEs, WINRg, TOBACCO, oIaARs, MALE
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &o., -
Sz0RHER Oh COLLEGE AND ORGRCR SyREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
KETE srsIuStIn receipt large and wen selected Of
We Groceries LIQUORS etc., consisting In part fsllovs
Iso Shs sugar all grades I0O Havana OigAFsl
1O0 Mis- chocs AoIsEsezi 200 legs Nals, assortedf
IO1 n "a do 100 dozen Painted Bnchsss
"a Sz q mime Ro CoSssJ 50 hest6 Tubsi 10 orr
100 bbis PowdeTed CruIhsd sns 10 bbls ERgsn HslnV
Loaf sursri 10 bbls Peesnsi la'
$50 boxes Star CAndlesI ~ 6olG 1tlbsEtf.
zoo boxes Tobacco, assorted - IL - ..-.-
FINE BRANDIESs WINES &zSs
IS X X choice French Branoies;
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WIzsSI
$50 baskets bes. brands ohanpaEnsi
100 BIS me RobsTtsoa County whissyf
p ao DO as Bourbon .' a.
Aad large Of Common W1sty, Ansristn Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
for the Dupont and Sycamore Powder Tbs IN
AerEgned only Nashville
would call Of Merchants TradsrSto thsiI
5000 kes Dupont Rife Powder SO0O kegs
500 !. do do do -deri q, g.
800 z DO do do 5000 kegs syeanors BLASTING
5000 Kegs Hazard, do de PsWdsrI - ~ -r :
800 Y do do DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
SO do DO DO % Orsnd.I ,..L, :. =
dsr. * ~. 90 . safety fuse. ...--r'
i.nII .-r z. z. RI. OHEAFHAN, AyentI.
- ID .-.- SOLE AGENTS FOR go .t--
0rPontEPoWdSrI --a'- joys Bedford & Co.'s esfgty
Aassrd DO ir7 e. itHfAE r'
Sycamore DO
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... THE STAR GALLEREI r--.
DaEuerreOtypes, AmDrOtypes,
MELAINOTYPES,
SPREREDTKPES AND PHcTOGRAPRB
No a, Union Street zsx. dooTto Resssi ThonpsOz's

n. F. SALTZFIAN,
(AATE oFERATGR At HueHEIS aAELKGI-l
ETAVIHG lifted up above, szcnsiysIy for tia
branch Of business prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen OF Nashville and make fac ses Of their faces Ia
Be highest style Art No expense hss been spared csI
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and meal
improved apparatus and materials and tie subscriber eonhdent
intvss al who may pictures to giVsh call plsdsna
sisgsction IN every
IS ButrEnes nsxt door (7sstl 70 Weasel Thompson;
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scientific DiscOVery---EIecIrO-
Water,

we'll to the profession that llecoty s the At
motor Of lie Every remedy which really disease
dos Of Its electrical adaptation to the wants Of Tia
Invalid. By the Of such remedies and warm ELrcTRe
WKTR In which patients bathed in or electricity
Ladies being attended By RLadyI curing all kinds Of old
obsnate complaints which have resisted all other nsans
curs3 9OonSumpVea Ike but in such
where patients weak 10 Visitme, treat than By hs
BFo1sPsoH Hospital (hGtG0zs, wtehare heathea into M
diseased lung, rixht the Of the disease send tgo
Eamps for pamphet Other patients Who cannot come to
the sSHKALTNs WKTERG By sending feee age-seS
fall description OF symptoms, have medicines en 70 them
Bend for crcuIar The Electric Waters extract all mineral
Substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed Ths
peence twenty years the treatment 81 many thsa
diseases and weaknesses,
be regarded reAso1sbs guarantees Of F1ccesE L--
u Rooms and Boarding Furnished C
Patients, III
PHYSICIANS who may avail thenssVss Of EEs val
sssle discovery Electric Baths call 81 ny
at No Ia6, south Summer street. go.
Hours ron TO n. every day s1cspt tie sGsssth
Address .- ----- Oh. W0MBAUdH,
rasr2'SI -dktWIy Nashville, Tsnr.
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The above the Oldest reabs Insurance
Companies the South Those wishing insurance will plass
call Rned It tie Cedar
Square. JESSE THOMAS,
noV2-d1m Agent,
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BOOKS
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Rardee's Infantry Tactics,
Louisville editon-2 vols CO. Zine LhogFaphc Illustrations
Price 80 50-by mail - co.
HARDEEs A0TI0s, Memphis sIltlOn, vols in Gra PEC
81 Soy mail Is.
Instructed for .-.v.. ...-
HEAVY ARTILLERY prepared BY board Of Army ofcsrS.
Price "a O0-ky mail 50
BE TROOPERS MANUALS or Tactics for Light Dragons
Mounted Rheen. Used through the South Price 81 rs
by mail co.
FLYING ARTILLERY Guide for the Field Artillerst
Price 90 50-by msil co.
Works Psyonet Excerdse, Army Regulations Forthca
tons and Engineering, expected daily. s-
Maps of the Seats Of War.
size feet representing all the Southern States
Very complete. Price ~ ~
3 20x30 inches representing Pennsylvania, New
Yerk, WeaEare, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky
shaving every post Office, village town and city, Price 81
Map No. 3, 20x30 Representing all the States North and
South Price 81.
map Nos A. 2Oz3o Representing Kentucky, Tennessee and
adjoining States Price ST..
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diagram Of Washington City aud Georgetown. Price 81.
OLD TONEY AND HIS MASTER or, the Abolitionsts and
the Lsnd-Pirate Founded facs tale for the times
y - GREEN & co., ~ ,--
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Bark Mills.
Removed.

Removed ......
FAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
Sos the public square, next door to Morrow Con
where would be pleased to former customers and friend
And shall endeaTor at all tim to keep kapd general
ment Of Home Made Boots and Shoes, in Is grea
variety and as low rates the price Of materials will justify
Army boots AMI shoes and all kinds oheaTy work kept IN
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
BsD20-R JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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COTTON YARNs.
a noT7-d EfTE, sHEPHEED & Go
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G. EDWARDS ,. B. aEzEH5 EF. EDwAaDG
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Glkersoa & 20.
Wholesale Gr0eeTs,
Forwarding AID Commission Merchants,

srandiss, Wines To5GecOs, Cigars, SS'
00RzAR oOLLEREAsD oRDB0E szREE7&
-------- nashville Team.
EETH ARs IN RECEIPF or A LARGA AND WE'LL
selected stock Of Groceries ToOAcoos uq1ors &C. CON
psd IN part IS follows, to which We respectfully Invite TIE a.
= SUGAR, H0LAsSEs AND SYRUP.
3 9 oiaIidsd Sugar
100 5Bis Plantation MolAsss 50 half IBIS Bsnsd 1oIass
100 half bbh Plantation 40 50 PaekAE tst Louis Golden
80 56is Rsan.d Mol.,sssI s0piS K,v Orleans Colder
81 b6Is Lovsrinz's D ohEHah syruPI 5-.
SEE q sas 'a1 20 COFFEE. @
iSS =. SsS Ofi.sns BIO Got iSsssi fsrS'a 6oss.
WHISKY.
100 bhI Hecsaed whIaty 50 bbls sOS-ssOn county Whs
TO- Ky ky11 6D DA 50 5si 81 Smith, Old s.,sr,
punchsOrs Of Irish and Scotch WHISKY.
BEsANDIES, WINES, &c.
10 quarter casks seigness 10 casks Madeira WInsI
10 3 S g: o.rt, Dupr, g e: y"
% q ASKS RoehsIl. Brandy 10 !" Dr. - -
10 g. United ProPristOr' 50 pL, eingz winsL
100 pkI American Brandy Is boxes 0srsti
te0 Ginger 9 pks Lemon 0ordiaII
Bsct5szry % borss btssrsI
IS Raspberry 8pks holland eInl
10 sasks Runi
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
500 boxes Virginia Tobaoco-VsriouI hrAsdsI
800 Kentucky
. kegs A Smiths PGncaks Tobsocog
., 1900 O Superior Havana ogsrs-V9riOa' BrssasI
i S,S% e eSgs1,. s.
.ss7a- ~ CANDLES AND scar. BIZ
900 hozes tar osadlesI s9bozss Stssrias oAndlss,
600 hif 4" 50 TaIloE
l50 q $50 boxes so4p yGIioEa kia6s
FLOUR.
100 bblI Family Rlourl
100 superhns "
100 bags Pennsylvania BacEzhssG Eicu
SUN DRIES.
1000 sacks hne and Salt, 100 dcEsn Buoksts,
500 bbls RanaWhs Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and sFikesI Is sacks s AIsaondat
500 boxes Glass Warei 50 Ibis Pecans and FilbsrsS
so Reels Cotton Roper 10 bbls English WainuHI
lCO casks Soda 100 dozen Broomsi
iG00 pounds Bar Lead; leo dozen Zine wash Bosr1ri
k9O bags Shot, assorted zzesI 800 Wrapping PsPE
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oygtersj 50 tags Pepper
3 Ssgdines, 4 and 4 25 AllspicsI
bozeai 50 bKB Ground EuHsrdt
30 bxs Lemon sVuPI 80 :" Fire CrackersJ
$50 pkS Rssnsi 50 bbls Cider VinegASl
100 " Msckerelf - bolI TX kiat
p chests Green and Bisek -
WITH variety Of Osh.r IrtieIsr,
naTs-R BDWARDs. EARRIs 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-28
An Appeal TO Tennessee Mothers
sisters and Daughters.

You need no appeal to your patriotism;
nor is this so intended. i know that 1t lH
only necessary to tell the Daughters of glo-
rious old Tennessee" what her brave sons
now battling for our rights, need, TO insure a
response to the call.
Our men have nobly. gladly and eagerly
responded to the call of the Confederate
States. Shall our women, renowned for their
beauty, their patriotism, their glorious self
sacrificing disposition, hesitate to respond to
the call of their braves? l know, and we all
know, they will not.
Cold winter approaches rapidly, and soon
the scenes of Valley Forge, with all its at
tendant privations, may have to be enacted
You. women and daughters of Tennessee.
can prevent this. How shall it be done?
Make over-eoats, make coats, make pants,
make drawers, make under-shirts, knit socks,
furnish towels, linen rags, make pickles, do
mestic wines-in fact there is nothing that
can give comfort to those at home, that will
not help the tired, wearied, sick or wounded
soldier, who fights for you and who offers up
his life, that ms country may live.
You have blankets-can you not sleep as
pleasantly under comforters, which will keep
YOU as warm, and which will bring you
pleasant dreams and happy slumbers? Des-
pIse not small contributions-any and every
thing, you can spare, will prove greatful
aid to our brave soldiers. You are earnestly
called upon to consider these things. Let
each lady see her neighbOr, and then in each
Civil Distrit, gather together the articles con-
tributed, and let each lady do all and every
thing she can toward helping our noble boys.
In this way the Ronael of Tennessee" will
share with their husbands, fathers, brothers,
sons and sweethearts, the glory of this glori-
GUS war for Independence.
1t is suggested that in each county these
contributions be delivered to the County Court
Clerk, he can then forward them to Col. v.
<. STEVENSON at Nashville, which will insure
their safe and speedy transmission to our
troops.
In conclusion, let the ladies do sOhdt they en-,
(this will insure perfect success,) let them do
it at once. and they will nerve the purpose aud
hearts of our gallant boys, who, knowing that
our women sustain them, are invincible, and
who are now protecting from Vandal assaults,
the "Beauty and Booty" of our beloved
SOUTH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-28

HEAVY FALL OF RAN.-The average dentb
of rain which falls upon the surface of the
earth in this country is about forty five inches
annually. This if equally distributed would
be little less than four inches per month
an amount which would cause no serious OBJ
struction to the movements of those whose
duty requires them to be most of the time in
the open air. During the past month howey-
er, as all our readers can testify, far more
than the usual amount of water has fallen
and we have had no great difficulty in be,
heving the statement made to US by a friend
On the authority of gentleman who resides
lew miles from Montgomery, and who has
rain gage, that twenty -three inches in depth
OF rain has fallen since the fourth of July
last Mere than half the annual average
within little more than six weeksl The earth
has become thoroughly saturated, and every
body, but planters especially, are apxiousiv
looking for at least one fair day. We beoin
to despair Of seeing any fair weather durins
the present month, and to wonder how an,
one could do 80 foolish thing as to indulg,
in the poetical efneions on "the beautit1
rsin."-Amtgo1asy (Aia-) advertiser.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-28
THE WAR In ARIZONA.
Capture of Fort FIIImore-.-Surrena
OF the Federal Forces.

From the n. o. Crescent
Through the kindness of friend we are in
possession of the MesiILa Times Extra, of July
26th, from which we copy the following ac-
connt OF the successful EXPEDITION of Colonel
Baylor:
Lieut. Col Baylor, commanding the Con-
federate forces at Fort Bliss, Texas, left there
on the 9th inst, with the forces under his
command, for the Mesilla Valley, with the de-
sign of protecting the citizens of Arizona.
and relieving them of the oppression and pre-
sence of large force of United States troops,
and to prevent the further concentration of
troops at this point The force under his
command was some 800 men, as follows -
Capt. Stafford's company of mounted rifles,
IS men; Capt. Hardeman's company of
mounted rifles, 80 men; Lieut.. Bennett, with
detachment of Capt. Teele's artillery, 80
men; (they did not bring their cannon, but
were mounted); Capt. Chopwood's spy COM
pany, 40 men; added to these, were num-
Der of the citizens of Mesilla and Ell Paso; in
all about 800 men.
On the night of the oath a position had
been taken by the Confederate troops, within
six hundred yards of Fort Fillmore, and pick
cts were placed out, and every precaution
taken to storm the fort by surprise the next
morning at daybreak. The plan would have
been complete success, but for the desertion
of picket who went into the fort and gave
the alarm. The fort was alive in few min
utes, and it was evident the surprise was a
failure.
The Confederate force then moved across
the river, and at daylight took the town of
Santa Thomas. Two companies of United
States troops had been stationed there, bnt
the birds had flown, evidently in great haste.
Clothing, provisions, ammunition and sup
plies were LETT behind in considerable uuanti-
ties. Eight prisoners were taken, disarmed.
and then discharged, after being sworn not to
telling them that he would rather fight them
than feed them.
About ten o'clock the Confederate forces
entered Nesilia, and were received with ev
cry manifestation of joy by the citizens. vi
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LAT e R!
Arrival of Gen. Johnston at MesIlla

From the Houston Telegraph Extra, Aug. III
We have the MtsiHa Times, of the 3rd Aug,
fsom which we derive the following items of
great interest and importance:
On the 1st the train of Mr.. Daguerre left for
San Antonio, with $4,000 pounds of copper
from the Hanover and Santa Rita mines.
On the 18th the Apaehes killed Richmond
Jones, Edward TarbOx, Mccall, two Mexicaus
and an Indian boy.
The Pine Alto miners are making first-rate
wages.
The United States forces in New Mexico
were thirty-six companies-fourteen mounted
and twenty-five foot. OF these, eleven have
been taken prisoners, and four other are in
the power of the Southern forces, leaving
twelve infantry and nine mounted at large.
About half of these are at Fort Staunton.
Craig and Albuquerque, and the remainder,
aIe scattered at different points a hundred
miles apart, and distant from the Arizona
frontier. A Confederate force has gone to
attack Forts Wise and Garland, and few
weeks will probably show a capture of the
whole force of this Department. Their sup
plies from the United States are already cat
off.
The confidential orders to Major Lynde
from the commander of the Department of
New Mexico, are in substance that the whole
regular force of the department had been or
dered to the States. All the Arizona forts
are to be abandoned except Fort Stanton,
which was to be garrisoned by two compa-
MES of volunteers. The Government proper
ty was to be sold, care being taken that moth
ing should fall into the hands of the Texans
or disaffected citizens of the territory. The
garrison at FortFillmore was to remain long
enough to cover the withdrawal of the troops
from Western Arizona, when it was to be
abandoned, the force TO march out by way of
Forts Craig and Staunton, prepared to resist
all attacks.
Capt. George Frazier. of Mesilla, is organ
izing company for c. s. service, to be called
the Arizona Rangers. They are bold, hardy
and unconquerable. ee
The massacre of the mail party at Cook
Springs was only after most desperate strug-
gle. Il appears the Indians, one hundred in
number, first succeeded in stampeding the
mules-the coach was upset, and the mules
ran of. The mail party secured their arms
and reiterated to hill, where they bailt q
small rock wall. The fight appears to have
lasted two days. All about this wall the