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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

member that every day this fell treason
keeps its stand. is day added to its prestige.
at the expense OF the good name OF the re-
public. IL we crush this rebellion with one
osick decisive, overwhelming blow, we shall
take higher rank than ever among the na-
tions Ii we allow q waveriDg, dragging. lin
gering strengthening on the defensive as
long a. we eau, aud in attack never assured
of successive shall wade through dishonor.
and probably come out in defeat. Triumph
is sure if We will it, but we must show our
selves more in earnest must put Firth more
of our strength.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
.eu re. Foster. srd.

u,5srstsnd that Gen. FOSTER, Briga-
a., General In the Provisional Army oil
oronne.see- Yesterday rendered bis resigna-
ton to the Governor, and that II "@'
accented. The troops. arms and other mum
,ioos of war furnished by our otate nssins
been transferred to the government vi tue
r,o,foasrate States some time since. the actu-
:, sn,bority of Gen. FOSTER as to them'
....ad =, that time. and he was only indue-
tho urgent solicitations of friends and
bis own conviction of duty to remain Id VI
Gee. until the arrival Of some Gsnerai oince'
>, the Confederate Army here to take COM
mand of this Division.
Having now been fully relieved oil any iut-
tier responsibility, aud being unwilling 10
,.csive pa7 and occupy a position where his
services could not he made available In acu'e
war. he resigns, with the full determination
IN act in any capacity where be can rehuer
efficient aid to his country III us struggle
AGAINST the public enemy. We only echo the
DnbI;c sentiment when say he has nooiy
and faithfully performed his duty in trying
noment for his State. and under clrcum-
stances very unpropi,iOus for success Ar
IDENTIFY devoted to the cause OF southern
rights. and having exerted considerable III
6uence In determining the political attitude
of Tennessee. be promptly rendered bis ser
vices 10 the Governor and the State IN case
war ensued. He was appointed one oil oui
Brigadier Generals, and ordered to take com
msnd of the first Camp formed in the Middle
Division of the Slate. The position was ne"
nd embarrassing Three Thousand raw
troops were to be governed, drilled and dls
cinIined for the war, in sight of their owl
homes and under the .eductiOns and temp
tatious incident to their situation we d
know how firmly, kindly and effectually thi
dnty was performed, and bow proudly ali
fondIy we gazed on those superb regiment
as they passed through Nashville to Nlrglnls
where they are now vindicating the gallant
nv and freedom of Tennessee and the Soutl
Gen. ANDERSON and Gen. ZoLLIcaFFER nav
ing been successfully transferred to 'irSini
and East Tennessee, it became the duty
Gen. FOSTER to take command at Nash'iii'
and here in our own sight be has iaoored IL
several weeks, with his characteristic eners
and ability, in aiding the full armament I'll
preparation of our troops for the duties
the field. organizing and directing those II
naming here, perfec;ing all our importat
nolies measures, aid qualifying himself fo
futpre service. We earnestly hope soon
see him in the field, and reviving the remen
brance of the gallant charge at Monterey
which he bore so glorious part
In his staff, Gen. FOSTER has had the
sistance of Capt JAMES B CRAIGHEAD, ge
tleman of high military and general cuitur
who will probably resume his command
the Rock City Guards. now in Western "
pinia. His AID de Camp, THos L. SMILE
has been constantly on duty with him, a
has rendered not only unremittIng but 1
portaut service. We trust he will also so
reappear upon the field in capacity whe
his gallantry and ability may be display
in the glorious cause of Southern rights a
liberty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
gp Telearaph.

saM.sw BARR, at Louisville, Ky, Is the special
and recognized agent OF the southern Associated
Press AZ that point, the New York Associated Press
having CEASED 10 have any eoltrel of matter iele-
g-anbeS TO newspapers south OF Louisville.
No telegraph operator or agent permitted to make
IN such reports. The Telegraph company has no
,v vrbateve- in the preparation OF dispatches for
~. nress nor is it in any manner responsible for the
chsr scter or truth of this kind Of news.
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Godey's Lady's Book for Sept.
Peterson's Magazine for Sept.
For sale by JOHN hoRh & W,
auRlT-u % Union SiTeet.
Sherim's Sale.

DY virtue of Il. ia. To me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Chancery Court Of Davidson
County Tennessee, at its May Term, 1S6l, " III eK-
pose To public sale the highest bidder, for cash. At
the Court House Yard, IN the city or Nashville, or
saturday the 18th day of October, 1885, ali the right
title claim interest and estate, which John COTblt
and John Stewart then had, may have since So-
CURED in and to the following described pieces OF
parcels of land situated lying and being N dstrcA
No / in the County of Davidson, city Of Nashville,
and State of Tennessee, bounded follows: begin
ming eighty feet from J. H. Farrises south east cor
uer on Maple street. thence right angles with saia
street mort westWardly one hundred and eighty I'VE
feet to a stake on sixteen feet alley, thence along
said sliey sOuth-easIwardly sixty feet 10 stake
thence at right angles with said alley hundred and
eghty-dve feet TO a stake Maple street, thence
along Maple street north westwardly sixty feet 10 the
beginning also other piece bounded as follows:
beginning Il stake at the corner OF an alley on sac
Maple street. running thence with said street south
eastwardy fifty feet to stake, thence at GIT an
giles lss feet TO 20 ieet alley, thence with sand alley
north westwardy so feet stake ON an alley themes
AT right angles with said alley lSs feet 10 the oeg
ming being levied the property OF John 'oIDi'
and John Stewart, satisfy Judgment rendered IA
favor OF David Griis against Ephraim + Corbt' Jonu
A Corbit n p. CorbIt, John COrbit r. Ii Coreit ana
| John Stewart -.,. =. -
| JOHN K. EDMUNnS0S, Sheriff.
| septl4 BY L. ID. WENTWORTH, ID. 5
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

We met with an officer OF our army on
Saturday evening. who left Gen. Lees COM
mand on Wednesday. The General was
then within few miles of the enemy and
was advancing. More than this 1t is not pru-
dent to make public. This same gentleman
has received intelligence at camp, oil Gen.
Floyd's success-the report oil whose guns ne
could bear-which differs from the state
ment which we publish elsewhere to-day
II was believed to be Rosecrantz who tell
back. and with loss of at least 4oOin killed,
and some prisoners. Such was the intelll-
gence brought to Gen. Lees camp--Lynea.
| burg Virqiniaa 10Th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

TEE IMPENDING RoD-The n \. World OF
the 18th says NJ.
a naval expedition will sail from New New
WORK. within the coming two weeks; when
viii no doubt haze most inPor.an. p.ai'I =
mon the progress of the present WAL a
viii comprise large feet OF gunD gum % aoa
transports and force OF prooao5 .sken
from Fortress Monroe. fhs expedition is'
OF course, q secret, all statements TO the con.
trsry notwithstanding, but We can assure
our readers that II successful, OF which there
b bat very litfls doubt. 1t win De the mos.
tsr,ibls and elective blow yet dealt - Inc
febeIs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

The Lynchburg VirgiHian makes some Sc
,ors ..rictures upon the conduct of the Med
ical Board at Manassas. II Its charges are
,rue the soldiers will be benefited oy 'ne
.holit;on of the Board entirely. We are
60, that under the silence of the press
Great many abuses are creeping Into the
n,bl;c service. 1t may yet become neees-
sary to open its batteries to drive 'hc0mpe'
,enoe from official position.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

SERIOUSLY hL.-We regret TO learn !nat
Hon. r. G.. Paine is seriously ill in the dty,
of congesiive bilious fever, and that his life
is despaired of.
P. S.-Siuce the foregoing was In type we
have been informed that his existence uatii
morning was almost impossible.-Aemfsis
apdlaucie 18th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

From BUKoPE.-Our friend w. b. kicn,
mond, Esq the well known banker arrived
In the cjty Yesterday from Europe. He was
the bearer of important intelligence to our
government, and succeeded in running the
!. blockade,n via Boston. He gives il as his
opiuion, that the recognition. by France and
England of the Confederate States Is mere
question Of time. Mr.. Richmond served for
cirhs years in the United Statss Navy, and
hes rendered his services to President Davis.
Nampkis Asalanchs l6h.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
Administratrix's Notice.

A IL persons indebted 70 the Estate Of John H.
"A Hsrris deceased, are required 70 make paynnt
and thoss having claims against said Estate are r.
as~ssS -, preesnt them within the tins preesritD1
~ MARTHA =. HARRIS,
an N AdmnissrstF "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
MARRIED.

On the night of the 10th inst, in this city, at the
Planters Hotel, by the Rev. Mr. SMITH, A NJ DYER, To
Mrs svsIS McCAuIEY, both of Huntsville, Ala.
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NNSsOl4UVXON.
Notice,
Drugs Cheap for Cash.

TN order to reduce our stock, offer at low sgures
/ about SIS 900 worth OF
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
LIQUORS AND
VARNISHES
w F. GRAY & CO.,
.r,I-Im Corner Broad and Market.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
To Editors and Printers.

VNHE undersigned, account of failing health, Wis
dispose OF his DAILY AND WEEKLY paper, "a
reasonable terms published in the nourshlng city Oh
Shreveport, on Red River. The only daily IN the
place. Material all new; good business, anu iAS
prospects ahead Good Job Office connected.
Address, -.
J. DICKINSON, Editor and Proprietor,
sen,1a Shreveport Ia
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Portable Copying Press.

PORTABLE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
L Casa new and convenient article Tor the
Camp. just received by
w T. BERRY & co,
una Public Square.
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NOTICE.

TINE Partnership heretofore existing between n
Il H RROCKWAY and II. B. CHAMPION, Is TIM
day dissolved by consent OF parties
sepll3-3tf.
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Notice to Policy Holders.

VyROM and ater this date, and until further neiee,
n the War Clause viii be inserted in ali Open foic,es
issued BY the Tennessee Marine and flre insors7Se
Cs,mpauy and the Nashville Gonafnerclsi insuf>kS
Sray, A W. BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance o.
JAMES WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company :
apr20-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
Aelr advertisements.

Proposals for Contracts.
Ic,oNTRACrS will be made with responsible parties
for the manufacture and delivery IN this city "l
good Rifles Sabres Cartridge and Cap Boxes, sabre
Belts and Plates, Artillery Harness, Leather HaVer-
sacks and Pouches, &C, &c
All information given at my ONCE - FOR the
present al the State Capitol.
II. H WRIGHT,
LIST Lieutenant Art and Ord
OPn oFyIcE C. 5. Army:
Nashville, sept. 1S-2W
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N anteO.

BOARD and Furnished Room wanted for a Gentle
ID man and Lady. in a strictly private family, IN
central part of the city None bat strictly private
family need apply.
INQUIRE at this Once. augls-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
NOTICE TO FOUNDERS.

II HAVE 5000 bushels No. Pit sburg Coke for sale,
which will sell in large or small lots % suit pur-
chasers VIZ DEWs, Agent
opposite Fireman's Hall, College 81, No. 81
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
TRON-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.

The Navy Department will receive offers from
parties who are able to tXecute work Of This Kind
and who ere engaged in 1t, Of which they viii iur
nish evidence with their Ci'er. for the construction
OF one or more lRON.CLAD STEAM VISSELS
OF WAR, either of iron or of wood and iron com
bned for sea or river service, to be of lcS than
ten nor over sixteen feet draugh Of water 10 carry
an aImament Of from eighty 20 one hundred and
twenty tons weight, with provisions and Stores for
from cue hundred and sixty five to three hundred
persons, according TO armament, for sixty days with
coal for eight days The smallest drsu hi Of witer
Compatible with other requisites, will be Isrisrred
The vessel to be rigged with two masts, with wire
rope standing rigging, to navigate ut sea
general description and drawings of the vessel
armor, aud machinery, such as the work can be ex
ecuted from, will be required
The oner must state the cost and the time for com
pleting the whole, exclusive of armameu Mt and :.
OF all kinds the rate speed propcscd and must he
accompanied by guaranty fer the proper eyccu
ton OF the contract f awarded.
Persons who intend to ocT are r. o,es.ei TO Inform,
the department Of their intention before lie l5I os
August, instant. and 10 have their propo iion nre
Sented within twenty five day. from Ills date
aug S-tlj
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
OVERNMENT ADVTS.
DENsIos OFFICE, JUNE q. 1851.

L r.. 10 Ar iJON IT NAY CONCERN.
Appli alton having been made u, der tn ac'o o 2it
June, 1869 for The reissue It lie lard Warran dA
70 ibed hsrein which are u tgui 20 nve b ~ 10 I
or destroyed no ice s hereby g'ten thn NJ thC Date
foIloeing toe Il ssription Uf eich warrsrt, new
certificate Of hike tenor will be Il ucl if novm'i CD
lection sho uld then appear
No 3l,GSi Tor lGO acres, ism. d under The uct Of
March, 1856, In the mime Of Sns mia Hubbard
widow Of John Hubbard, deceased and gcantcd o.
the 10Th day of june, ls.G--bu gust 81 1901
No 3lt8, tor lGC acre. iscci Ter the act OF s4,
to Augustus trgraih, private Of CNr'Gi Murray s
company, second regiment OF Terne"ce !afutry--
|eptniber 4. 1871.
No, 4r,7ij Tor 100 aeics Issued nNder the act OF
March ls5s; In he name Of dc b Gulisk, and
sianci on the 2ith day o. January. iN36-Sept N.
icr 81, 1851.
No, 5sG)2, 10, co acres, Issued under the act O.;
september, 1852 !, the nhIc o khGahe,h Wells
widow OF Diric Wells, ami granted OH the 2Tth day
% September 1851 Sc, ,tembcr -, ls1
No, 1890, for 100 aces. Issued under the act oi
March, 1855, in tic name of Alexander Orme. ard
srancd on the 18th day Of uctobcr, !S0l--Scp EN-,
be. %. 1885,
No 7't9i for leI acres, Issued under the act OF
March IA, in the anne of m,l A,thu" and
ganted on the lifh day Of Augu.t sS5--Octobcr q,
1851
No. p:2N for 90 acres. undcr act Of IsI1, and
bGaiipg date May eth, 30, in iav r of Mich irl
Rop;. ftlicr of samuel H0pp, deceased. third lndi
ana ,Oun cIrs. McSi:sn War-Uc;Ober 10. 1851
NJ Cii2i, for q ac;ea. tsucd urd u the act Ct
March lS5i, III III. rane o! james Long ard granted
Oa the :Is day Of Narch. ls5 --o't Der 70, 1861.
March. l>i5 n III" rHine Of rIomIs Tanner. and
anttd on thc 2 Id 3 ~ Say tsliotiotcrt9, 1851
JOSEPH II BkRkETf
Commits, lei or
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
0FFicE OF GnE SECRETARY AND
~ IRFASI'REp

SOLDIER, HONE, Nor he C.vof U;,,Li,,ol,,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will te received at tbis
once uttl iueFday, (noUn,) the Goth of Aupnst
Is1l Tor inc construction Of two buildings nj the
soldiers Home, somewhat similar the Two now
there, known as officers QuarCrl "'"
Inc plans ana Specihcat Jns may he examined at
this office, where all Information relative TO II locs
tion and character of the buildings will be given
every ouer for the construction of these buildjny o.
must be accompanied by reopen bic writer 1nar
antee that, II the bid should Ge accepted Inc na'tv
or parties vi! within ten 6ars, enter intoun obijyS
ton, with go1l and utiicirut sacuritv 10 rr,Ct fe
proposed buildings according 10 Tie plans and .,
itcauohS which have been, or may hereafter he I,S
nished and .dopted Ut ''
lhc proposals will state the diITrrc,c b.tip..,,
facing The wal with whit stone or marble si.3Ior
TO the buildings already erected or IIcnq With th
best TreSitd brick; or bidders mt IN addition mohs
such proposals as to other mltetus a. th(r exnsri
enCe may suggest. '"i'''
In deciding ON the bds, right will Re Oh. ,th,
the Board Oi Commissions OF thv Solder. Uo,cyy
10 accept such GD"rs only IA may be deemed M ~
advantageous for the Institution and al.o tn
able ''Vep'
All Did 10 he -tAled and ,irluIstd O., rr,nn.,Is
for luiidingr end addresSd 10
btEJAAiIN KING
A4st Surgtoa Secretary and Tressr,,, q,
aug b-2w "'' u
The national Republican., 1861-08-14

Two Collars so to 90 inches long male the same as
for wheel harness.
Two pairs Of Hames to suit of snme material as for
wheel harness, ironed, with hooks breas' rings
and line rings, with straIs as In wheel harness:
Two Neck strap, and Chains, same as for whe har
Two Belly Bands same a. for wheel harness
Two pair Chain l'ires same MS Tor wheel harness.
Two pair Trace Chains. same MS 'or wheel harness.
long, tar crpg from 3i inches to 2i inches wi 'e.
Hip strais With buckles each 0 feet inches long
! y inch vide, with wrought hooks
Two Back Bands, 3 feet inchs long, az inches
Two Mar,ingales; ! Zee, long, Il, in,h vie. to
buckle into the bit
One Coupling strap feet ioches long, J., inch
One Check Rein, 4 feet inch long / inch wide, to
buckle toto the bit of each end, With ling S.wcd
in the centre 10 receive the lead lue
One Lead Line, II feet long, A. inch wide with :.
buckle at one end aud incn loop 1T ili' 9th ~
One Whip, heavy plated horse hide, ic I 0 In he
ne iiorse Brush, oval, Of b. ,ilcs, by inches.
One Curry Comb, No. 2l9.s b.r.
vide IS inches deep 81 inches iSng, made Of iiash
stuff, coopercd, wood hoops or iron, a' may be re.
quited.
The whole to he made of the be st mate ri, trw.np
20 be made with good waXcd thread, and su,jcc, tI
inspec,io during the process Of manuf. ctuic. and
also when hrishci
When G,horse harn,s> i required, tn lead collars
brliics, names, neck st aps, belly bands chain pipes
trace chain, crupper and hip strap back bands and
coupling straps are doubled; one bear;ng chain :
feet long, II inkI TO the foot, OF No irO,. with
on each end added, and lead line 10 be ~ feet ,ng
The whole to be made OF the best material. sewing
TO be made with good waNed thread, ana ,uhjuct
in'psc,on during the process Of manufacture. and
also when finished
When 0.mule harn.ss Is required The lead coll US
brides hatrcs neck straps, belly bands chain pines
trace chains cruprer and hip aps back bands nnt
coupling straps are doubled; oIie ben iNg chain
feet lo,g Il links TO the foot, Of No iron, with
on each end added aud lead iiue to be 2S feet 10 Z
Pioposas wall el.o be rec irel for max 'ng aud de-
livcriDg amt uauce harness for two nr iour mute u
horse teams-a 'p'ciGcaticn OF Which vii, be here
after furnished.
Forms OF proposals and guoranic will be furnish,
on application Mt this ofcr. and none will be coz
sidersd that do not CONFIRM thereto.
The privilege Is reserved by and .or the tnll;t
States Of rejecting any proposal .h,t may be decacd
cNtTavsgant.
Proposals will be endOr ca on The envelope en-
c'osng them, Proposals for Furnishing Arnr
wogOn and Ambulance HarEc.s. - acd aidrc.s :,
Major ID. II NINTOS
aug Eff QJarlcrmasicr / ) Army
The national Republican., 1861-08-14
GAS FIXTU RES!
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Thn,r who dc sire TO select from new patterns with
the advantage Of reduction in prices viii call curly
and examine
We would also call the attention of pcrOns about
Introducing gas into their dwellings 10 our increased
aci it,s aud consequent low prices for this branch
of our trade
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas leukagcS, TO call at $50 Pensyva
mia avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
south side, i. w. THOMPSON X co.
u,iN