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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

HOUSE ROBBING-NEGRo AND HORSE STEAL
ING AND CHURCH BURNING IN HARDY CoUN-
TIA correspondent of the Romney Intel
iigencer gives an account of raid, by
about one thousand Yankees, on the little
town of Petersburg, il Hardy county, Va, q
few days ago. The rascals were kept at
bay some time by about one hundred and
twenty-five citizens, but finally succeeded in
making Their entrance into the town. the citi-
gems escaping across the river. The writer
says:
The result OF the raid may be summed up
as follows: They captured four wagons
loaded with corn from Moorefield. for Monte
reg, with twenty horses and three slaves.
One of the wagons was driven by white
man, who made bis escape. They stole
about fifteen other horses, twenty-seven
tents. two wagons and cooking utensils, the
property of the soldiers who came the day
before from Greenbrier river. They broke
open our stores, and rifed them of many
things. They did not injure our houses or
property. Nine valuable slaves ran off the
evening after the Yankees left, making
twelve In all. 1t none OF these are captured
and brought back, our loss by this invasion
will be $4,000. Not satisfied with wi at
their destructive hands had done, and to con-
sammate it all, their wicked hearts prompted
them to apply the torch to the old Methodist
Church. dedicated to the worship of Him
who dwslls in temple not made by human
hands, nearly half a century ago. Here our
great grand parents, our grand parents. our
parents. and ourselves have been accustomed
to gather ourselves together for many long
years. 1t has stood here as memorial OF
the piety, religion and civilization of this
people Tor nearly three generations. The
memories OF many now living here, cluster
around, and are associated with tbis old relic
OF The past But 1t could not escape their
inpious hands. 1t will appear as . sure and
swift witness against them in the great iudg.
| ment which awaits ali people.
As i have already intimated, We Lost nc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
Chancery Court ar NashyiIIe

Wilkins T. Garrett vs. B. F. Garrett ct ais.
A the Office Of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
IA Gerry Court at Nashville, on the 10th day of Sept
1861, motion of complainant, by counsel IN
the above cause, and appearing the satisfaction al
the Clerk ana Master that the said defendant, r.
AIcNiel is on-Tesident of the State OF TenneS
see and therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon him: II Is therefore ordered by
the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Nashville Patriot.
newspaper published in the city of Nashville, requir
ing the said defendant appear al the of
the Chancery Court, be holden for the ouuty oi
Davidson the Court House thereof IN the city OF
Nashville, on the first Monday III Nov next. and
said BILL the Will be taken for confessed
to him, and set down for hearing pdrts-
j. T. GLEAVtSS, c. < NJ.
SAINT rprS foo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
City Election,

At meeting of the City Council on
Thursday. 18th inst, the following persons
were appointed to hold the election in the
several Wards of the City of Nashville on
Saturday, September 2Slh inst. for the pur-
pose of electing Mayor, eight Aldermen
and sixteen Couucilmen to serve for one year
from the LIST October next:
IST WARD.
JUDGES,-R B CastlemaD, r Daniels, "
NJ WinbOuTn.
RECEIVER OF VoTES.-Pa MeTigue.
Cl-ERKs.-Thomas Roberts, VIM Vance
MAGISTRATE To Attend L Briggs. Esq.
Election to be held at Morris / Stratton ;
Warehouse.
2ND WARD.
JUDGEs.-TJ Halle, John Eagles, Geo "
Coleman.
RECEIVER OF VOrEs.-John " Coleman.
CLERKs.-E j Thompson. Charles Sloan.
MAGISTRATES TO ATTEND Isham Dyer,
Esq.
Election to be held at Veterans Livery
Stable.
Sd WARD.
JUDGEs.-Capt. StOckell, John Reddick,
DR. ID Conley.
RECEIvER or VoTEs.-Wm Harrison.
CLERKs.-DAvis \ Nelson, Henry c Kee-
bic.
MAGISTRATES To Attend \ Alexander
E-q.
Election to be held at W L Boyd's, office.
4TH WARD.
JUDGEs.-M S Brantly, Robt Mills, VIM
Patterson.
CLERKs.--John Swan. Boyd Holman.
MAGISTRATE To ATTEND.-W ID Robertson,
ESQ.
Election to be held at Theatre.
5TH WARD.
ShapI-l.pI
r Glascock.
Receiver OF VoTEs.-J Jordan Coleman.
CLERKs.-JoEn DashIells.
MAGISTRATE To ATTEND.-Josiah Ferris,
| Esq.
Election to be held at Latimer & Stanley 5.
9Th WARD.
JUDGEs-W w Petifor, Thomas Leek,
Richard McCann.
Receiver OF VoTES-V A Baugh.
| CLERKS. - Thomas Cunningham, Carter
ThurmOnd.
! MAGISTRATE To ATTEND w II Wilkinson.
Election TO be held at Starkey's Stable.
7TH WARD.
JUDGEs-E Steele, A Il Owen, + o Hurt.
| CLERKs-James Meadows, w q Handley
. Receiver OF VOTEs-N p COrbett.
MAGISTRATE To ATTEND-JlO Corbett.
Election to be held at Temperance Hall.
STH WARD.
JUDGES.-Jno Il Hobbs Jno Tanksley, VIM
A James.
CLERKs-N Dortch. James Patton.
RECEIVER OF VoTEs.-I G. Hashrook.
MAGIsrRArE To ATrEND-W Meacham.
Election to be held at Fireman's Hall.
| w. A. GLENN, Recorder.
| NASHVILLE, September 10th, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

. A report was, by some means. extensively
circulated in the city last night that the enc
my had crossed the Potomac, at Leesburg
and invested the town. The report proba bly
originated in exaggerations of the TACT, which
reached us late last night. that a detachment
of the enemy had crossed over to Lovetts.
vile and fortified them selves in the town
church. 1t is possible that the movement il
only the incursion of foraging party. A
detachment of our forces had been sent tc
repul,e the enemy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
The French War Vessel at New Or
leans.

The n. o. Della, of the 18th, has the follow
ing upon this subject -
The following IS portion of the dispatch
received last evening from the Head of the
Passes by Com. Hollins, relating to the ar
rival of French war vessel in the river
"HEAD OF THE PASSES, Sept. %, $40 P. NJ.
Som. HoLlins:
"A French vessel-of-war communicated
with the enemy. She hoisted a flag for pi-
lot. L ran down TO he bar. received a boat
from her aud sent an officer TO pilot her
ill.,"
This telegram is from Capt. Jos Fry. of the
privateer ivy. Portions of the dispatch con-
vey information that it will not do to pub
liSh now.
The French war vessel is the corvette La
voisier. of six guns, and it is supposed she
bears dispatches to the French Consul here,
as well as the mails from French ports.
We learn a tug has been sent down to tow
her up to the city, and that she may be ex-
pected here this afternoon.
At tie date of the above dispatch the
United States sloop-of-war Vincennes had
just left the Southeast Pass in a westward
direction
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Capt. william.,- Book.

We have seen the proof sheets OF new
work on slavery, &C., with a letter to 1 ord
Bfougham. in press by the Southern Metho-
dist publishing house, in Nashville, Tennes
see. The author OF the treatise Is Hon.
James Williams, late United States Minister
to Turkey. The work, though on hackney
ed subject, is written in style. and with a
yigor of thong ht. that win attract the atien-
ton. al least of educated thinkers, despite
the frightful piles If literature on the ''-vexed
Question and the current excitsmsHts OF the
times- Richmond EsamiaH.< Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

One of the enemy's steamers pulled up to
Acquia Greek on Monday, and opened its
guns on our battery. Ills was promptly re-
sponded to, and at the fourth fire our artille-
rymen planted shot in the hull, near the
water line. The steamer then turned and
sped away, without further questions as il it
had got what il came for.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

The New York Daily News, after giving a
few facts about the strength of the Southern
army says-"they cannot fail to impress the
North with the solemn truth that it has ava
kened to hostility monster power of bound.
less resources and inyincible will"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

'TNHE partnership heretofore existing between US
L under the firm, name and style of HINTON FORr,
the Livery Business, Market street, Nashville,
is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. Mr. Fort
has purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Hinton and
VIII collect all the debts and pay all the liabilities Of
the old hrm. september 2ith, 1861.
J. ". HINTON.
Sept 2S-lw F. p. FORT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

RrcH GoLD vEIx-We were shown on Sa-
surday last, by Mr.. Rufus B. Asbury, Of Plea
SAINT Retreat, q very rich specimen of gold
quartz. weighing some eighty penny weights
the lump was nearly pure gold-taken
from the Old Loud Vein near that place
Mr.. s. also informed rs that be washed out
near 500 dwta. in two hours time. Thet will
do for rich vein. DaAlonya Sgaaf, ls'A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
CARD.
E. D. WHEELER, III. D.,
ID T. y 7 [ s T

7 ATE Of MurfreesbOro intending to make his fr-
IL residence in Nashville, respectfully offers his
professional citizens the specially OF
DENTAL SURGERY.
Till the close of the present year h be found
during the last half Of each BaoLb the Office former
ly occupied by Or. McNairy, summer street, be
tween Church and Unicn-
LIST Ian
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
4 Great Chance for Perfume in Land.

Il Texas or elsewhere am bound 10 sell, or / viii
swap for place improved III or about Nashville. Ny
land lies IN BOsque county, and the BOSque river,
10 miles from Waco and miles from the Texas Gen
tra Railroad, in fine healthy country, with plenty OF
water and plenty OF TIMBER, fine Springs besides,
the passing through the tract TI8aLeT-Ihere
about 200 Of the finest Cedar and about 800
OF heavy Pecan Bottom, the balance of the trait
IS the finest prairie land, comprising OF the
desirable tracts OF land that be found in the State
For further information, address Thomas +. Everett,
Neei's Creek Post OIllee, BOsque county, Texas who
lives ON the adjoining tract; OF J. b Reed Brnhsm.
Texas. Reed went from this county. The title
clear and perfect and UnnCumbered The papers
be seen al the Commercial Hotel l can be du-
ring the day at Sharp & Hamiltnn's Sword Factory.
night at No. 10 Cooper's Building Cherry, street.
sep l9 II. l. JUSTICE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Recruits.

A BOUT 60 ablebodied men wanted for the First
n Battalion, Ten. Cavalry. Each recruit To- raTn
lSh himself with horse The term of enlistment OF
the Battalion will expire the PSI OF May nex; an
less sooner dischar ged. Apply
". i. HORN, Capt. Co 3.
q. =. Army.
sept - No :. Cedar 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
on the Coast OF North
Carolina.
No LACK OF sALr.-The Iredell IN. CD En-

No LACK OF SALr-The Iredell IN. CD Err
press says:
Mr.. Hill, residing near Bethany, lredtu
county. in company with seven wagons, re-
turned from the Salt Works. near Abingdon,
Va, last Saturday. heavily freighIed With
salt of the best quality, which was purchased
al so cts per bushel. Mr.. Hill says the
works are turning out 5000 bushels a day.
and the article can be had By the 10000
bushels day. This indeed is good news.
But let salt likewise be made at Wilmington
and Norfolk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

Il is said that the Yankee property in the
South, eubject to the provisions of the seques-
trstion sct, will not fall short Of $500 oo0,-
ESQ.
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Masonic Courtesies.

RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-When the Federal
lists entered the town of Hampton, Virginia,
the NJ asons in the 81 New York regiment en-
tered the Lodge-roOm of the Masonic Hall,
and secured the books. records, regalia, &c,
boxed them up, and sent them TO Baltimore,
where they await the order of the Virginia
Grand Lodge, with the assurance OF their
safe return.
Arrival OF More Prisoners.
RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-TwentJ five Union
prisoners, from Hardee county, Virginia, ar
rived here this afternoon.
Movements on the Coast of North
Carolina.
WILMINGTON. n. O.. Sept. 25--The suspi-
cious barque is still off New Iulet, sometimes
she appears to be steamer, then sail yes
sci. s.,wo steamers were off New Inlet yes
ierday, but only one was seen this morning
Two or three pilots were decOyed OF on Sun
Fort Macon on Monday, but soon afterwards
| Disappeared; the general belief is, that their
destination is Cape Fear.
reliable gentleman from New River,
Onslow county N. c., reports heavy firing on
| Monday last to the Eastward, which lasted
| froH O'Clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock, F. Nd.
| Nothing more known.
he Command in Western Virginia.
| RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-The command in
| Western Virginia has been devolved upon
| Gen. Floyd-Gen. Wise having accepted
| another command.
| There is nothing new from the camps
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Rifle Cannon for Cavalry Service.

The necessities of the times are producing
a number of warlike inventions. aud de. elop-
ing the genius of the South in new channel
OF usefulness. Many of these, already no.
ticed in our columns, have been of a very in
teresting description. We were shown yes
| terday, in this city, new arm of service that
has attracted the attention of the Govern
ment. and that promises the most effective
service in the field. 1t is rife cannon, a
4-pounder, invented by Mr.. JOHN MUILANE,
late OF Louisville, Kentucky. 1t is said to be
the most powerful gun OF its weight and cal
ibre in the world. The gun weighs only 2SO
pounds, and shoots a conical ball, weighing
six pounds, from p to miles. The barrel
is made on stub and twist principle, of
wrought iron, using longitudinal bars to form
tube, with two series of iron banding weld
ed sOlidly to this tube and to one another
By this means the gun is forged hollow.
which is said to account for its wonderful
combination of strength and lightness. This
formidable arm can be maneuvred in the
field by two men, adapting it to the rapid
movements of light cavalry. The Govern
ment, we understand, has ordered the manu-
tacture of a number of these guns. The tests.
rs to the quality and strength, have been
very satisfactory, 34S rounds of ball cart
ridge having been shot out of one of these
guns with satisfactory result
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

The number of members of the Maryland
Legislature under arrest at Baltimore is thir-
ty-eight. Lincoln has "put his foot down
firmly" on that State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Portable Copying Press.

DORTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
i Casa and convenient article for Tie
Camp. just received by
W. 7. BERRY & Co,
June Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

HOSPITAL AT BOWLING GREES.-We take
pleasure in directing the attention of the lady
readers of the PATRIOT to the card of DR.. D.
W. YARDELL in this mornings paper. His
appeal ought to be responded to promptly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
from ne Richmond Examiner, sept zstA.
The CITY Po.,-omca ayas.

We learn that the postmaster at Peters
burg has been enabled to supply the comnu-
uity there with the convenience of posta ora
stamps This simple and yet valuable con-
venience is still denied the people of Rich
m md, from causes wholly unexpiained aud
which. we are sati-fed no explanation can
shoS to be sufficient Not only this, but the
rude convenience of attaching the postage
money to letters by wax or otherwi-e, SO as
to mail them after the closing of 'the office,
has been cut OF by the pos masters own
comfortable arrangement to have ali the ap-
ertures of the Office closed as early as Z
O'Clock every night Such disregard of
mailing facilities seems positively to defy
alike the wants and the complaints of the
public
The fact is. that the whole management of
our postal system is incOnvenient, and not
without its abuses. Il seems to be a matter
of considerable mystery and doubt who is
benefited by the Government insisting on
the payment of postage in specie. and thus
drawing from circulation the small silver
coin, which is most essential to the transac-
tions of business, and on which the premium
of the brokers is enormous. What use has
the Government for all this small change.
Its Treasury notes and its accounts with the
| banks, where small bills are paid out, afford
it all the facilities of paying its dues, except
| in the small circumstance of few odd cents.
w hat then becomes of all the silver coin that
day by day is fed into the insatiate nav of
the Post-ofice. It never re-appears in circu-
| latiOn, unless over the counters of brokers,
where it is doled out to the community at
the enormous premium of Is per cent.
| This question is one of some magnitude.
The receipts of our city post-ofice are said
| to average from two to three hundred dol
lars every day, the entire amount, with but
few exceptions, being paid in silver coin
These drains from the business circulation OF
Richmond are necessarily going on, and
| somehow, can never be supplied except by
renewals TO the brokers. The postage fee is
made to tax the community above its appa.
rent amount. To pay it, one has either to
go to the brokers or to make change, as it nc
doubt happens every day in the experience Of
hundreds. by buying what he does not really
| want. Ii the small coin came back to the
community, through the expenditures and
transactions of the Government, the tax
might be more tolerable. But the multipli
cation of it by premiums to brokers has be-
come an abuse of such proportions, and com
prehends the interests of the whole commu
nifty to such an extent that it needs at once
be brought to notice and made subject o.
public examination
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
The soldiers Hospital1n Richmond.

The following list obtained of the Sol
diers' Hospitals in this city, and the NUM- Der
of their inmates, at present, will doubtless
be interesting to many of eur readers:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
The Navy Preparations of the Lin
coin GOVernment.

Advices from the North represent the great
est and, in fact. the most formidable activity
| IN fitting out additions to the naval force of
the LINCOLN Government. The present block
aiding force consists of 46 vessels of all class
es, carrying 595 guns. This. however, is
scarcely one-half of the naval force that in q
few weeks will be at the command OF the Gov
eminent at Washington. New additions are
being actively fitted out. The new feet of
gunbOals carrying each over twenty guns,
we beleve,) will be constructed aud ready
to go into commission about the middle of
next month. By that time the Lincoln Gov
eminent will have double the number of its
vessels, and have feet on our coast of over
I,20O guns. Our obvious resource is to fight
fast on land if we do not wish lingering
and predatory warfare to wear the spirit of
our people, and to add wanton burdens to the
spirit of our endurance.
In come, ton with this subject, information
has been given here, from reliable personal
source of testimony in the North, that one of
the most immediate objects of the naval expe-
dition off our coasts would be an attack on
Brunswick, GA, where a capacious harbor,
comparatively undefended, aud with % feet
depth of water up to the shore. might afford
the enemy extraordinary advantages of at
tack. This information is not without cir
cumstances of probability. There are large
Northern interests in Brunswick and the
neighoOrhOOd, consisting of nearly the whole
OF the town property and of valuable timber
lands, on which the Northern owners have
large contracts; and the protection of these
interests from the operation of the seques-
-traiiOn act is no incOnsid-rable object with
the Washington Government and the New
York capitalists who control it. The warn
ing at least may be needed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
Arrival ofuore Prisoners

RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-TwentJ live Union
prisoners, from hardee county, Virginia, ar
rived here this afternoon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

Surgeon C. S. A, and Medical Director O
Central Division in Kentucky.
BowLING GREEN, KY, Sept. %, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

We are pleased to learn that another facto-
nv has Just been started at Wilmington.
North Carolina, under the direction OF Col.
Estvan, Tor the manufacture of swords and
muskets. A mill and fine water-power are
all eady in play, and number of workmen
from here have been sent down to commence
operations.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
From the Upper Potomac

Total number of inmates. Ia
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28

We are satisfied that the statement of a di-
vergence of views among the members of the
Government upon the mode Of prosecuting
the war is entirely incorrect.