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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-31

Wanted at the Rock City Mills, corner Of Line and
Cherry streets, active young pen who can read and
write, 20 drive Express Wagons. To the right kind
good xases and ste .dy SNIP oyment viii Be given.
Also or good steady iaborlng bands.
oes2e-lw GORDON, BAUAAN h co.
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The Legislature meets in Convention to-
day for the purpose OF eiecting Comptrol'
Ter and Treasurer.
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- NOT FOR SPECULATION. eI


- NOT FOR SPECULATION. ~
TUE undersigned has been appointed ASeBt fo TIE
i purchase Of Beeves and Hogs for onfeteta ate
Stat mot for eculttcn) and call is requested of
all having either for sale who wish troops
provided for, lib raj prices IN Tennessee currtnc
Conf derate Notes will be paid Call at Cum nings &
Gikson's, College street, near Church SIT ct.
'-h J. r. CUMMINGS.
Agents for Purchasing Ba.ves
aud Hogs in the Confederate
rtAtes.
The following gentlemen agents for purchase o.
Hogs aud Beeves in the onfederate States:
T. r. Penneb,ker and Samuel Thomps IN, Wilson
county;
H NJ James. IF Giles county;
A Beatle ana Samuelsu tie, Lincoln county;
Ferry Gourn Cofec county;
Samuel s. Ellison, Smith county;
Crockett Ransun, Rutherford county; fE
John I. ierson, Mr. Cox, and J. B. Woodslde, Naury
county. a tsEEtE #F
z. 81 Thomas, L. W. Barrett, and T. NJ Caldwell,
Bedford county;
L. T olyar, Franklin county; za
Robt. D Donaldson, Oyerton county;
w. s. Utley, Robertson county;
W.sR. Lane, summer county;
Robert Davis aid Fl Parks, Marshall county;
George Doubleday, .mes Coleman, aud .. B. Jen-
kins, Nashville.
Robert bingham, B. c. johnson, and James n Car
sey, for iferent counties.
octzs-sf j. F. CUMMINGS.
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stb Congre.sional Di.trict.

We are authorized and requested to announce THoH-
MKSKzs, Of Springfield Candidate for the Confed
crate Congress for the sth District composed OF the
Counties OF Sumner, Robertson Cheatham. MOnIgom-
cry, stewart, Dickson, Humphreys and Hickman
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SMALL. House, Cottage preferred, convenient 70
IL business, for which a liberal rent VIII be paid
apniv ~ B. b. CONNER.
ocfl6 No. 3, College street
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ECCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY Or Lives
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KNIGHTS POPULAR HISTORY OF ENG
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MILLS PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL
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THE COLLECTED WORKS OF THOMAS.
CARLYLE I6 vols. Half calf
AIRY CONVERSATIONS OF
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE ESSAYS,
Contributed by Members Of the University. vols
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THE COLLECTED WORKS OF DUGALD
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SELECTIONS FROM THE GENTLEMAN
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WRAXALL'S P0STHUMOUS MEMOIRS
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REMOVA Al.
BEASLEY s. RUTH,

No. Is, Deaderiek street, Nashv,le, Tenn, next
door to Henderson Bros,
RE prepared 20 do all kinds Of Painting, Grsning,
n Marketing and Paper Hanging, Al Prices TO suit
the times uneSo-u
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

sFLOUR-The market has been active and buoyant
throughout the week, closing with great hrmuess on
the part of holders at advance OF Sl@$i IS bar
rel upon previou, rates. Receipts for the week 4605
barrels and 1852 sacks, Of which amount only 1900
have forward TO New Orleans and other southern
markets. Stocks light and mostly In second hand
We now quote supe fine 50 50@s9 IS, and extra $40
So SO IS and Sill, in quaiity-the latter rate for
CITY and choice country brands.
WHEAT-1he market has been active throughout
the week. with light receipts and further advance in
rates. We now quote inferior and common 81 2SGN
80, and choice 81 5e0$1 o . bu>hel.
CORN light stocks and receipts continue to ad-
vance prices. We now quote SOC for mixed, end CSC
for yellow and white, in lots, with good demand.
RYE-Frm and in demand at 81 209S1 25, as to
quality, sacks included
OATS-No stocks. Last sales at e0c 2 bushel.
HAY-Prarie is selling at s24s925 . ton, and prime
and C dice at S40fG42. 8.
BRAN-Sales at sSoa32 p ton, from first hands,
SALT-The market has materially advanced, and is
firm at IS sass Liv rpooi, in lots
So so for tine ditto, and G3 35 for Turks Island
BACUN-The m rket is unchanged, and again
quote clear and rib sides 25D26c shoulders 25c and
hams 25fa21c.
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NOTlcEi

= ~ NOTlCE!
WE have this day sold our entire interest in the
wv Book, Stationery and Periodical Business
No. 8 Union street to Mr59ohn T. Hagsn and John l.
W. Green, who VIII continue the business at the same
place, under the style u Green Co.
- JOHNSON TREANoR.
On retiring from the book business, we return our
sincere thanks FOR the liberal patronage bestowed upon
us, and take pleasure in recommending uccessor
g young men Of experience in tbs business and wor-
A. VI. JOHNSON. JK,
ocso-tfse - ,ies'i3Isf JOHN o. zTREANOR,
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AN NOUN GENE Ts.

We are authorized to annsunce JUDSoN HORN. Of
Stewart coInty, candidate for State Treasurer.
octo2td<
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Bugtcrs Wanted.

THREE competent Bugiers wanted, for Captain
Griffith and Lieutenant McIsaniei's companies Of
Artillery Apply 20 G. H. M0SSARRAT, E
Captain Commanding, Camp Teakley.
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Printing Office For Sale.

THE whole Of the Presses and Printing materials Of
L tae Southern Homestead Uface for sale Terms
liberal Apply 20 Union AMI American Nashville Pa
triot or 4. n Patterson for terms.
.fts l E. NJ PATTERSON, Trustee
ec21.In ukA For /. p. WILLIAMS Z co.
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CONFEDERATE STATES.
REPRESENTATION AND MILITARY STORES

L HAVE taken an Office on Cherry street, No. TO- in
i front Of the Maxwell House, where ali business,
arising under the 90 Sequestration Act will be stten-
ded to.
Persons having in possession property money be-
longing TO Alien enemies" Will report TO me at my
office.
Subscriptions in " Military Stores,n received and
paid for in p cent Confederate Bonds.
8. r. C0CKRILL,
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee.
oct13-d2w4w2n
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Notice to Policy Holders.
LROa and after this date and until further notice
l. the War Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies
issued by the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance
company, and the Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company AW BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance O..
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company5
apr20-G
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MARRlED.

MARRIED.
October the 2sth, by Rev W. r. Warren, Mr. PINK
srr r. LAxzzxoK and Mss EsxA sEEvss, both Of this
city.
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A CARD.

TN consideration of the advance all descriptions
OF material used in the manufacture of castings
well as the increased cost of labor consequent the
present expense Of living
We, the undersigned, Foundrymen in the city of
Nashville, compelled to advance the price
casting one cent p tb from the present date
(Sigued) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS & MOORE,
I. III. BRENNAN.
Nashville, Oct 16-dlm
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Memphis NJ arket.

MEMPHIS, October % 1851.
TOBACCO-The demand has been to fair extent
throughout the week with sales of so hhds. including
"a at 401Oc for Tugs TO fair leaf and 26 at 44c for
lugs 5@6Hc for common admitted, and 706c for fair.
We continue TO quote:
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FOR RE MT.
Wanted to Rent,

DwELLING house No. 10, Spruce street., for the b
oct1Sst r. r. HcEwES
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Wanted to Rent.
Tor term of years. for dairy purposes, One or Two
II FARMS, joining, well improved, on good road
and close to the city This side Of the river preferred
Apply at this office, or to the undersigned.
sept29-2w SCOTT BRO
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CARD.
z. D. WHEELER n. D.,
ID E. N Z I S T.

r ATE Of Hurfreeeboro, intending 10 make his fu-
IL ture residence in Nashville. respectfully oders his
professional services to It's citizens In the specially
DENTAL SrK0Kky- --ts4 f7rarF
I'M The close Of the present year he may be found
trig The las half Of each sosstA, At the ONCE former
ly occupied by Or. AcSAiry, on summer street, be-
tween Church and Unien.
Till LIST. Jan. B.AA
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r. IL MI O v Al
lew PURCHASE.

r HAVE purchased Of W. W Finn his stock Of Wall
Il Paper SC, and am removing my stock Of Looking
Artist Materials, &C., &C., TO his (w. w. Fnn'sy -
Stand, . Public Square, corner Deaderick street,
W. FREEMAN
July rs. off uAA B. @.
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FEW Intelligent, Able bodied men TO complete q
IA Battery of FLYING ARTILLERY. -e-Ez
One Commissioned Officer and eighteen non COM
nissioned officers to be chosen from the recruta
Also three Blacksmiths, two Saddlers, one Wheel
right and two Buglers, with extra pay.
Cali Immediately on Captain Wright Market street,
Nashville or at the Ordnance Once, Bowling Green
KY. h Oh AAB1 y,
oc21-dst Capt. Light Artillery, C. 3. Army.
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THE NAVY YARD At PENSACOLA.

The following very lively description Of
Pensacola and the Navy Yard is IRON con-
trlbutor Of the Dadeyille Banner, who paid
a visit to that delightful place short time
since:
Gen. Bragg is very solicitous to preserve
the Navy Yard. This is said 10 be the e.
nest in the old United States, except. per-
hsps, the one at Norfolk. II cost some
three or four millions. and is the most lovely
and beautiful spot in the world. II sits like
gem in the bosom OF The ocean. 1t is about
mile square, perfectly level and laid Of in
squares. Every way the eye turns may be
seen the most beautiful green lawns encir-
cled with nice white ratings stretching away
before il. The old Government expended
thousands upon thousands in bnil,ling places
Ct for kings aud emperors to dwell 10 for The
officers Of our navy. No wander The old
Commodore Armstrong she'd tears when he
/ quit this paradise. Flowers Of the Iaresl
and choicest kind. IN the most c0stl, buxcs,
/ from every land and cline. blpon in rich pro-
/ fusion; and lhe delicate orange bloom hang.
10 festoons IRON their pendant limbs. she'd.
ding their sweet fragrance around upon the
bYrtheDeJ air; while out towards the bay the
blue waves ripple, chasing one alter the 9th
er far. Tar away over the seas 10 the shores Of
the old world.
The dry docks for ship building, the iron
foundry and he immense aud magnificent
water cis.erns are invaluable 10 Us and wall
be preserved at all hazards.
Pensacola il situated lower down the bay.
and conia,ns : or thousand inhabitants.
The Grand Plaza is situated IN the centre Of
the CITY, and Is the place where the troop.
stationed there drill every evening. The 10.
habitants are Dagoes, Americans. AMI span.
iards Of pure Csstlian blood. The Spanish
ladies' are remarkable for their grace aud
beauty. They are mostly tall and slender
and of perfect symmetry. Their complex
ion - fair. with hair of glossy bIackness. th.ir
eyes large. black and loslruus. full Of sigor
and ERE. They dress mostly in black and
with eIquisile taste. They eoagegate 10
large numbers every evening al lhe Plaza "a
see the soldiers drill.
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
yous sick Headache may he prevented and il taken
al the commencement ofan attack immediate reliefrc
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head.
ache To which females are subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
tiveness.
For Literary men. Students, Delicate rsmsles, and
aIl persons Of sejeniary habits they are valuable
Laraire improving the appetite. giving tone and ,sor
10 the digestive organs and restoring the
city and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result Of long In
vesgaton andcarefully conducted experiments having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain and suf
fering from Headache whether originating in The aer
pous system OF from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken Of al times with perfect safety without
making any change Of dei and the rhsence Of any die
agreeable taste renders il easy TO administer them 70
children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs, The genuine
have five signatures Of Henry G. sPsldpg on each
Box.
Sold hy Druggists aud other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of The
Price. 25 Cents.
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY C.. SPALDlNG.
As Cedar street. New Ymk.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

By Henry stephens, .ks. Of Edinburgh, and the lsis
I.P. Motion, Professor o. Scientific Agriculture IN
fsle College. Mes Haven. 2 vols. Royal Octave
1900 paEta, sDd numerous snHfavines
THIS q. eoniesssdlY, the nost complete vofk on ~
fieuiufe ever psished add IN order " sise u wider
eifeusio. snd Publishers bsse resolved 20 reduce iAs
rres 10 Five Dollars fof the Two yoismss,,
when senl W maI (post paidJ 70 Caiifsinis o. Ore.
500, Ne price vii " 81 70 every Other part 81 The
Union, snd % rabsds. pos, paid. 80. " Thi. wor
u sor The old q Book 9th fsmr
Rsntispeesfof any fihs shove publications should
alssys 10 addressed. posIpsiJ. 70 the Pablishsfs.
LEONARD SCOTT & 60,
Moss Gols street, Nss Ysrs.
DstsmbsT -. "a
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ssAKs TaMxe.-we witnessed on Tues
day morning last, an extraordinary instance
Of snake tanning. A boy belonging TO Mr..
John n. Davis Of this place, went early in
the morning for load Of wood, found large
raitlesnake, caught him, and brought him
home in his wagon. exhibiting him lying a.
cross his lap. holding him up first by hi.
head and then his tail. making him coil up
in his arms, rattle and cease AZ pleasure u
TIE boy. A number Of orr citizens witness.
ed this feat. This rattlesnake had eight rat.
Ties, was about four aud a half feet long,
large in proportion-wss tanned most CON.
pletely 10 about two hours. The boy says
he can do the same with any snake, and has
been in the habit OF catching and tanning
them III his life. We could scarce believe
Il when we saw this yenomous, death.deal.
ing serpent made as tame a. lady lap dog
10 lew hours. Mariaaaa (Pia.) Patriot.
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TRUST IN Con.

Kingsley. in his Sermons. vouches for the
authenticity Of the following statement re-
specting the Duke Of Wellington;
Some one once asked him what his Sc
cret was for winning battles. He said that
he had no secret; that he did not know how
TO win battles, and that no man knew. For
all, he said. that man could do was to look
beforehand steadily at all the chances, and
lay all possible plans beforehand; but from
The moment the battle began. no mortal pru-
dence was Of use, and no mortal man cou,
know what the end would be. A thousand
new accidents might spring up every hour.
and scatter all his plans to the winds; all
that man could do was to comfort himself
with the thought that he had done his best.
and to trust in God"
This is q noble testimony to the supreme
cy Of Providence over human arms. The
skill Of generals. the discipline and yalor ct
troops, cannot guarantee victory, it the hand
and the counsel of God determine otherwise.
Every battle is fought under the cloud in
which that determination wraps itself. Eve
~ battle has lis secret which no man
knows, or can know.
How direct and imperative. then. is the
appeal Of war to the prayer Of piety. We
have need 10 ask, mt only tina. the forces Of
our country should be marshalled for the
field, and that their leaders should be en-.
dowed with wisdom in counsel, but that d.
vine interposition. when the decisive hour
comes, should overrule the "thousand new
accidents which may ensure disaster and
defeat. Who shall say how much Of our
strength in every battle may not depend on
the applications OF those who trus, in Cad
Who shall say that victory may mt be due
to the faith Of our armed men. and Of those
who remain under the roof from which they
have gone forth TO war; Oh, let all who be-
lieve that God reigneth. that lie e,ermore
doeth His own pleasure, and that the cry ol
a peniteni, confding people may reach His
ear and move His hand. cease not to call up.
on Him for our signal triumph in The hostl-
tiles now threatening u.s. "ln the fear Of
the Lord is strong confidence"
Let our soldiers march TO battle. no, in the
spirit which would lead them, il victorious
TO say, with Caesar, 9 came. saw, cen.
quered." but in the spirit which led John
Sobieski, after his triumph over the Turks,
to say, al came, saw, God conquered. '
!" Some trust in chariots. and some in horses,
but We will remember the name Of The Lord
our God" sour fathers trusted in Thee,
and Thou Jidst deliver them"
Religious Herald.
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JONES,S KEROSENE LAMPS.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

g,HE Al,eniset. having heen rs,ioad TO health 10
ier weeks W yer, Simple remedy. sfer having
suffered several years with lung a-cii NJ and
that dread disrase. fansunp ton- !. anious IL make
knosn 10 bis fellow sufferers The mraus u cure.
10 al who desire il. he will seni eepy ~ the pre-
serplioa u.eJ ire 81 chass) with The direction.
preparing AMI U.ing The wbrh the, vii 6nJ >
srRE ErHE fr CONSUMPTION. Aslhms. bronchitis. &e.
The aaiy ol-ei % the sdvrse, IN sending he PIE.
scrpsn !. 10 b,a, q The afflicted aud spfead nfSfns.
lion shth he nrvres 90 3. nssiuaie. SID he hart,
every sufferer viii Try HI. rrmsiy. u will eos. tLem
nothing, and may prove . blessing.
Persons wishing she prescription will plssse address
Rgy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilIilmssutgh. kings county. N i"rk.
October -. 65--izan
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A PlYtso Pnsos.--The Connecticut State
Prison Is the only institution Of the kind in
the country which Is ron al profit. Since
i was first occupied in 1877, il has paid
5000 70 the counties Of the State for the
erection Of county jails, on the improved
penitentiafy system, and $1,000 to the
school districts Of the State for school appa.
ratos. No convict has ever escaped IRON
the prison.
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PROSPECTUS
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
VOLUME iii. NEW SERIES,

VOLUME Ill. NEW SEMEc.
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TO the Inventor and Psientee il Is invaluable as The
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