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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-26
NASHVILLE, TENN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2e, 1861
5O,OOO Copies already sold.
EFERVBODY,S Law YER
Ann
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
RY FRANK Crosby,


BY FRANK CROSBE,
OF the Philadelphia Bar
II Tells You How to draw up Partnership Papers
+ and gives general forms for @igTes-
me1ts Of all kinds, Bus Of Sale,
Leases and PetifioSls.
II Tells You How draw up Bonds and AOTt9d9eS,
A1Tddrits, Posrers Of Attorney, Notes
and Bulls Of Exchange, Receipts and
ReIadses.
with the Statutes If Limitation, and
amount and kind OF property Er-
eBttf from ELssuti0n every State.
II Tells You How 10 make Assignment proper
IL, with forms for Composition with
CREDITORS, and tie LnsOlreR Lcurs Of
every State
IF Tails You The legal relations existing between
GudTdiaa and Ward, Master and
Appre1Itiee, and Landlord and Ten
Il Tells You What constitutes Libel and StuHder,
and the Iaw as Marriage DoHer,
the Wysis Right iH Property, Di
uorce and Alta0Ry
II Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens IN every
Nate and the Naturalization Lars
OF this country, and how to comply
with the same.
II Tells You The Law concerning Pensions and how
TO obtain ne, and the Pre- -EalPtiOn
Lasos TO I'ebgse Lands
It Tells You The Law for Patents, with mode OF
procedure in obtaining one, with In
tsJfersaceS, ASSiy ytBIeJlts and IubLs of
L Tells You How to make your btu and how to
AozajgiSteT Estate, with the
law the requirements thereof ID
every Sate.
II Tells You The meaning Of Lar Terms i'll general
: use, ana explains to yOa the LesiS-
Ieitiee E1ecuiice and Judicial POio-
eTs OF both the General and STATE
G0ueTHmeHtS
II Tells You How to KEEP ont ef Lai0, by showing
how to DO your business legally /,
thus saving vast amount of prop
erty and vexatuiis litigation, by
its timely consultation
SiHJIe comics will be by mIf., postage paid to
ErsrV Fdrler Erey Mechanic, E6eTy Nan Of Business,
and ErerybOdy Eoy STATE, on receipt OF 81 30 or in
law style of binding at 81 lbs
$1,000 & YEA L saPsPPrisns sa6 @asS me sy
everywhere is selling the above work, as our induce
ments to all such very LIBERAL
For single copies of the Book, for terms to agen
with other information, apply to or address
JOHN E. F0TIER. Publisher,
No. 6I7 Sans ST, Philadelphia, Pa
sept1-d3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-26
That Valuable Farm,

rnovvn as the Sims TracI situated the Smith Turn
nix. (oId Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
S CONTAINING $50 acres The soil Is good, it Is well
,rstered and tmbered and be divided into small
,r.ct Of twenty acres and upwards all Of which are
admirably adapted country residences market gar
,ten- and dairy farms Also, that
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-26
Penmanship and Phonograpy,
MIR. DOLBEAR,
In Kuknlan's Buildings. cordev Of Summer am
Union Streets

In KukHlan's Buildings. cordev Of Summer and
Union Streets,
rs now ready TO receive Pupils in the ~
i above Branches. Ladies are taught
a neat, easy and howing style of writ ~ I5z4
ing, and gentlemen in a free, bold and <<T)~
rapid STYLE Persons FROM o to 60 years II asr a. .
taught in a few lessons. Hours, 3 to p Mra hi To
pght. Persons from the country can finIsu their
lessons in week. Christmas week will be a good
opportunity for people attend Those who wish TO
Join Mr. ID IS classes should do without delav The
great practical utility of Phonography shown by the
following note from the Rev }. Hays suggests the
inquiry whether parents should withhold from their
children great blessing Can the student who en-
college without II be successful one who
can use daily in the lecture roornY
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1850.
Mr. J. w. DoLBEAR:
SR;-Tle first lessons 1 took from you some time
Since in Phonography, have enabled 10 save more
than two thirds OF the labor preparing my sermons
and have no doubt il Will soon enable save
three-fourths of it, have spent time more pro-
hably than in its attainment and feel perfectly free
in recommending it 10 Cicrgymen generally, as a
means by which vast amount OF time may be saved,
and that LOO with tar less effort than generally sup
posed Its principles few and simple, of easy at
tantent and suited TO the full expression of every
word IN the language, either for present perna-
nent record.
Yoars respectfully,
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MONEY.

DUxs q he Banks q Virginia, Kentucky, North
2y1td Soath ohroiins, Georgia and Alabama VIII BE-
061 b. om usual. RkaUk LUCIA
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situated on the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile
sep;i W. Horton IhIs Is PERHAPS the mCst command
uy site In the vicinity Of Nashville, and Is most De
sIrIs lbIe country residence The house VIII De solo
viii - or Is acres Of Land as the purchaser may
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Tin Roofing.
DIR KINGS DISPENSE RY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

z .s5x DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
<SES ~ the last four years OF Louisville, ny,
~ and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. 1atters
himself having attended TO practice for SO many
years ami cured many thousands he is enabled to
all diseases OF private nature, no matter how
they may be from nJudclous medical treatment,
neglect of their DIR. King DIspensary is
No % Dederck street. between Cherry and the Square,
econi story, where he all diseases vi private
nature.
Conorhea cured without nauseOus medicines or in
erference with business.
structures old recent date, efectually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution 50 much
Syphilis, with all the diseases of the SKIN, growing
of neglect bad treatment, can be etectualIy
cured in lew days.
Seminal Wedk1les-PaTticular attention having been
given this disease and all the consequences growing
out il, brought many by the destructive
habits Of inconsiderate youths and excessive mdul-
gence OF the passions, neglect OF which will under
the constitution rendering the subject unit for
business society ana causing premature ola age
Females who may be laboTIng with any difficulty of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing Abroad by writing and stating their
case, with lee enclosed direct 70 Dr. A King, No %
DederIck street. Nashville TenD will have the neces
sary medicines to their address Office hours
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening.
july l0-lnd&wly
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

Ali the Text Books used in the old and schools
For saIc by JOHN lotth x %
nov3 IS Union street.
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Stores. StOGes!! Stoyes!.!

T HAVE in store and receiving the best selected
i assortment of OOkI>G and HEATING STOVES,
FURNACES, CRATES, &c-, offered in this mar
ket ana VIII sell low articles OF the same kind
can be bought Louisville Cincinnati: say in part
sizes Iiutel Common Stoves for Coal;
1 do straight, do
3 do large Globe CUa Stove;
3 do Open Franklin Coal Stoves;
= do do Wood do
> do Monkey Coal Stoves;
D do futed Box stoves for Wood;
and 10 Plated Wood stoves;
2 sizes hansas Parior stoves IOr Wood;
10 Challenge Heaters Tor Coal;
2 do large extra IhuTCh -tOves;
Phoenix coal stove;
do Ironing and Wash house Stoves;
Common JamD and Mantle Crates;
MarbleIzed Iron Mantles ana Crates, cOmplete
Wrought and Cast iron Cooking Stoves for Wood
and Coal, OF best make j. W. WILSON,
octI3 II, Collegest.
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NOTICE.

I'm or about the Doth October, in Warsaw, Miss. my
Pocket Book was stolen from me, containing note
for Two Hundred Dollars, more less, drawn by 7.
Tanning, and endorsed by A j. Nc " hirter & Co. The
public is hereby notified not trade for said note
novS-H ROBERT LAW
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR AL E.
That Suburban Residence,

VI ISHING to make other investments, We propose
w to sell all Real Estate IN davidson CO., as
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Yoars respectfully,
Pastor of the ID Presbyterian Church.

II Clergymen would devote one week 70 its attain
ment il would enable them TO save six times that
amount of time the first year.
declS-ff.
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From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway
New York.
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Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Vaiises
SC. sc.
New Stock Just received by
F, H. BLAC K III A II ,

CORNER OF MARkET sTKEhI AND TIIE SQCAiE-
THE undersigned bes leave 10 call the attention Of
4 the public TO his handsome ana comprehensive
stock of Goods the above line comprising ali styles
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my Old friends and
lcustomerS that after absence of two years,
have again returned to resume the practice OF the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART IN all its branches, having pur
chased the interest of my brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, fad having spent icuT
months ia New York the past Summer to obtain iuily
all the late improvements ia the art have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better TO produce hTSt-
class work than Galleries boast o., and con-
duce to the comfort ol patrons / trust not cniy
sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate stiil higher stand
ard have also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK ,
one OF the best Photographers IN the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and ana determined
not only to make tins the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North or South,
and now introduce TO the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
IvOrytypes, q
Pastel Portal Pictures life size,
Photographs Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at one sitting.
StereOscopes, on glass paper,
still continue make the MelalnOtype and Am
brotype heretofore The above styles all en-
tirely in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but one made at u sitting All who in want 81
anything in my line politely invited give my a
scal before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-tf b. ID Z.
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NEW SERIES mo. 1879.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

I'm LINES OF LESS 10 oossnTun souAkkl
One Square day 81 oo-each additional insertion
% week, s oo-eaeh additional square
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1000 Cases saponifer, genuine, for sale at
acturers prices In lots 70 suit purchasers, by
PIKE { KELLOGG,
marlo-W1y St. Louis. Mo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
Got DHris Captures 1900
Rebels.
st. Louis, Dec. 20.

St Louis, Dec. 20.
Further information has been received
from the west this morning to the effect
that in addition to the expedition under
Gen. Pope against the enemy at and near
Clinton, another part OF his force under
Col. jeff c. Davis and Major Marshall,
surprised another camp Of rebels on the
afternoon of the 18th inst. near Milford
and little north of Warrenburg. 4
brisk skirmish enSued when the rebels,
finding themselves surrounded, surrender
ed Col. Davis took l,o0o prisoners, in
Guiding 3 colonies and IL captains, 900
stand of arms, 900 horses, 81 wagons,
and a large quantity of tents, baggage
and supplies. Our loss was two killed
and eight wounded. The rebel loss is not
yet known
Information from Glasgow states that
our troops captured about two tons of
gunpowder buried on Claib jackson
farm Major Hubbard captured sixty reb-
els day or two since in Johnson Co. The
troops in Kansas have been stirring dur
ing the past week, and good news is ex-
pected from there daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
FIR ON WARRINGTON.
Special to Tribune.
Washington. Dec, |.

Washington, Dec, 10.
At one clock, Lord Lyons called on
the Secretary of State, who was at the
Capital, and called again at three clock
| The communication which be made is us
yet secret. No Cabinet meeting has
been held on the subject.
The general feeling of the city is less
warlike than al first and the people talk
cootiy Of surrendering the emissaries, ifit
can be done without sacrifice of honor,
rather than engage at this time in a for
eign war. The report that members If
the Cabinet take similar view of the
question gains currency and finds belief J;
but while il is not true that such con-
clusion has been arrived at III the Cabinet
meeting OH the one hand, it is un-
true on the other hand that the decision
not TO Surrender under any circumstances
is absolute But while the Government
will do nothing to provoke hostilities, it
will guard we'll the national honor. Should
arbitration be proposed it may be accept
ed Should sufficient consideration for
the surrender Of Mason and Slidell be of.
fered, it may be made. A prominent
member of the Government stated in CON
versation this evening, that Lord Lyons
would not demand his passports, that Ma
son and Slidell would not be given up,
and that there was do probability of war
with England, Englishmen here are cen
iident of war between the two coun-
tries. This opinion, however, is based
upon no official communication, and while
it excites some unpleasant feeling carries
no weight. Several Englishmen now
serving in our army, among them Colonel
Havelock and Capt. Stewart, have, il is
declared, signifcd their intention to re-
sign should further complication ensue.
In ether cases extraordinary and painful
evidence of sudden hostility to our cause
has been shawn The general feeling,
however, appears 10 be sincere regret at
what they regard the inevitable issue
Mr. Adams dispatches haze little 10 say
touching the Trent, having received no
communication on the subject from the
British Government. In the case of the
Nashville he had made presentations
but received no reply
A letter, dated London, Dec 18th, re-
ccived here, speaks Of seeing newly
painted cab, Oil ayferd street, with the
British and Eebel tags crossed on pam
mel, and little secession flags for sale on
the street. Al The Adelphi Theatre, con-
trolled by Dion Ronricieault, where the
Octoroon was playing, the Stars and
Stripes, which had tUatcd there, WIRE
wrapped around the staff, and the stars
and bars displayed.
The Government has intelligence fFeHl
Manassas to-day, that still more troops
have arrived there from the South jeff
Davis, anticipating an attack, is adding
every available man to Beauregard' : and
Johnson's army.
The report that Maryland regiment
had been captured on the Upper Potomac,
grew ont of the fact that Captain and
thirteen men were, the other day, taken
prisoners on the Upper Potomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21

Hoes.-Thc news from England and
fear Of difficulties which will cut off the
foreign demand has caused IA serious de-
cline in the price Of hogs. In Cincinnati
on the .th there was further decline
Of q cents, the trade closing dull at s., / 3
to $3.50 In 81 Louis. on the 18th, the
market was fat, influenced somewhat by
the nild weather, and prices ruled at s.. 81
III com, j., 50 in Treasury notes, and IS 90
III Missouri currency. In this market the
outside price is 200 and some fine lots
have been sold at 81 so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
FROM PORT ROYAL.
Washing son, Dec. ?

The Navy Department has received dis
patches from Port Royal, including one
from Commissioner nrayton, dated Dec
10Th. He gives the particulars OF the re-
cent cruise in the Pawnee, with the Ina
dila, Isaac Smith and Vixen, and the
exploration ofthe Asi epoo river Among
other things he state. that on landing at
Hutchinson Island ii was ascertained that
Two days before, all the negro cabins,
.of erseers' houses. aud ontbuildines, to
gether with all picked cotton, had been
burned The attempt ut the same time
had been made to driyc off the negroes,
but many had escaped. Some of their
number, they said, had been shot ia the
attempt. The scene was one Of complete
desolatlon. The smoking ruins and the
covering figures Of the negroes who still
instinciively cling TO their birth place.
although there was no longer shelter for
their heads, was most melancholy sight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
ADVENTURES OF Mr.. CHARLES ANDERSON
HIS ESCAPE FROM TEXAS.


The United States mail steamship Col.
nmbia, Captain Adams, arrived yester-
day morning, bringing dates of the 9th in
slant.
Among her passengers are Mr.. Charles
Anderson and his family Mr.. A., WI
understand, is an escaped prisoner from
the Southern Confectionery. He was ar
rested, with his family, on the lst of DC.
tober, some thirty miles from San An.
tonic, Texas. by detachment Of South
Carolina cavalry, under an order from tht
commander of that department. Mr.
Anderson and family were removing &c
their old home in the North No charg.
es were alleged against him, and no ex
cuse offered for the outrsges upon himself
and family, except that he was arrested
as an alien enemy, and would be held as
a prisoner Of war. His family was sent
under a military escort some three hun.
drsd miles to Brownsville, on the Mexi
can frontier, to take the first vessel for the
United States He was sent to military
encampment near San Antonio, and kept
under close guard and espionage, but
otherwise received kind treatment until
the I'D Of October, when during a dark
and rainy night he made his escape.
After various adventures, risks and ex.
posnros. he made his way alone. and
through the prairies and jupeles Enow IN
possgssIon Of the Cnmanches AM wild
beasts to Mexico For his escape he j.
greatly indebted to William Bayard, son
of X, c. Bayard, of South Brooklyn
This noble youth, knowing and sympa-
thizing with the prisoners, and as one OF
the family Of Major Mechling, and hay.
ing access to him, conspired with Mr.
Anderson for the escape. Mr.. Anderson
further informed US that he stayed ten
days in Monterey, on account of his IN
ability to ride. GOV. Vidaurri, having
heard of his arrival, kindly offered him /
conveyance to Talnpico Here, of course
he was received snd entertained with al
the kindness of brother and sister BY
those noble specimens of true American
loyalty, Mr. Chase and his wife. Thence
lie sailed in the British steamer Clyde, vi;
Vera Cruz. to Havana At this place h,
most unex pectedly found his wife ane
family, whom he had supposed to be a
New ork. tie reports thar, although
the British subjects whom he met wer,
violently indignant at the seizure of Ma
son aud SliGcl on the steamer Trent, h.
and his family were received and enter
tanned by the naval officer and Gaptait
lV \ L Al
the generosity and kindness of persona
friendship.
He was overtaken by his young ffient
and ally. William Bayard, at Vittoria.
He sailed on the schooner Sallic Gay, fo
New York. on the LIST OF November, anf
doubtless will soon be happy again in hi
true home aud country. Mr., Andersen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
firxI iowa Guy Airy.

A private letter from Syracuse dated
Dec. 18th says the paymaster had arrived
anl paid the men portion of their dues
The kcofktttk company have sent AeMe
over thfee-lourths Of what they received
for the benefit oil their fgmilics, aud to
pay for tittir horses. equipments, &c
Taey owed the sutler but very little, and
paid lam promptly. The health Of the
mea was generally good The sick were
speedily grateful for the visit of Mrs.
Wttenmyer Capt Terrence now being
Major, A. q. Mcqueen has been elected
Captain, and J A. Bishop lst Lieutenant.
Capt Mcqueen had narrow escape from
the accidental discharge of pistol, the
ball passing close to the knee, grazing the
thigh, aud striking the clasp Of his sabre
belt. When last heard from, fire hattal.
ION was in Pope's rampage towards Osce
ola
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-21
SOUTHWARK, Ho.

SOUTHWARK. NO twas a stormy chorus
laundering forth from the ears or old,
As down from The crests Of III. IIImmalayn
Madly the scythian war-tide rolled,
= Wave on wnve, in their strong pnlaations,
Hurled from the Ncrthland's bounding veins
On they poured, like tide Ut terror,
Over the teeming Indian plains
Strewiug their path with the fallen affairs,
The dusky Eutf and the starry gems,
The peterborough CIRCLES Of Hiutoo Princes,
And wealth OF her priceless diadems
DER the shattered throne and tho wrecked psRodl
swelod that r@an Of savage JOY,
40 ever onw ard the locust legious
swept 10 desotnte aud destroy
Yeta higher strength and greatness even
TO India's tawny millions came,
f rom tho bounding tfuph of the Northern M.
Their nerves Of steel and their souls of fame
Southwark, ho twas grander anthem,
Nhe n. from their far.nn frozen hsme.
The sturdy sons of the Northern war-gods
Poured on the rottng wreck of Rome.
Gone was the might OF the ancient empire;
Power and beauty had passedaway,
ALI things foul, aud vile, and hateful,
lowered around her RINK decay.
Gone was the grand, heroic daring,
Which bad made her Younger years sublime,
The blood was chilly, aud weak, aud nefyeless,
That fowed through the shrufken veins Of
Time.
soa stronger life and mightier spirit
Forth from the stormy North were hurled,
And alled, with the strength ola creation,
The wiihered limbs OF the dead old world
And over the ashes of arsolation
TIL EandaIs SOW ed In their CORY way
The glowing light Of the nodcrn ages
Blaxed and bioomed like u heavenly day.
Southwark, no. bow the mighty chorus
Sho Ok the depths OF The Northern soRs,
when The cont Hess Ships Of the stern old Vikings
Spread their wings the Borea breeze.
Joyfulls, from ihe barren mountains.
The frozen fiords OF the glaciers cold.
They turned their prows to SUMMER oceans,
Whichtn the unknown Austral rolled.
Down the lands where the cet and saxou
hvaped their Acids peaceful shore.
They bore the nane of the mighty odn,
And the martial JOY Of the thaaderer Thor.
And up from Il thousand fields OF battle
From the Northern giants glorious grave
Springs the power which has made britannia
uceaH-queeE OF the Western wsYes.
Southwark, no hos The grand old war.cr4
lhunders over our land o.da5,
Rolling down from the East mountains,
Dying 10 the West awas.
The South has fallen f.oln her ancient glory,
Bowed Ia slavery, crime, AMI shame;
AMI Il az.
Another tempest % steal aud fame
Sci TnsARp. no bear on the waichwafd
Onward nnfch, rs in anci ent DAYS
Till over The traitors fallen forifess
The stripes shall stream and the Stars Hhaa
blaxe
For III. Northern arm IL mailed with thunder,
Aud the Northern heart beats high Hud warm;
Ana stronger life shall spring n glory
IN tie path OF the soushsard rushing storm:
The anninni wrongs shalt shrink aud perish
The darkness ay from tAeff tatiisut val.
And ,nishtier empire rise IN grandeur,
For Freedom, Truth, and the Rights OF Man
Ever thus. when, in future ages,
Manhood fails 90 she trupie plains,
Send. oh God, ths Northern sgenis
TO poar fresh blood through their feeble veins.