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prepared 20 furnish Farmers and Planters with any
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The With which these Mauures hsy. besn gs d,l,,
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Ff0m The Democrat 81 Cloud MINI.
You are have troubled headache send for
box Cepha: PD that you may have them In Of at
ack
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box Of your Cephac ris 1Asy rsby TIE bet Fs IAde
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January Is, 1861
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You will please send boxes Of your Cephsc Pills. Send
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JNO. . sIHoNs
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From The Examiner NorjoLt, Va.
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
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II. @. EPsLprvG ESQ.
wish circulars large show bills to bring your Ce
phac Pills patcUlIy before my customers II you have
anything % the lnd pe-se send TO me-
my customers who Is subject Sick Headache,
(nu'' lasting days rd7 ced dH Gtlck IN By
yyar Pii viii h sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. WILKES.
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From ne Examiner, Norfolk, IA
Cephac Pills accomplish the object which they made
viz Cure Of headache in all its forms.
From The Examiner, NOrf1L, Va.
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
tire
From the Democrat 81 Cloud, MINI.
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From he Adrertiser, PyorLience, r. T.
The Gehss Pin, are sad to be remarkably M effective remedy
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We heartily endorse Mr. spsng, and his unriysed Cephae
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From ne Rana,rsa VALLEY STIR, Eand,rln, Ia
We that persons Suffering with headache who try them
will stick 10 them.
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From ne ST. Louis Deaocrat
The immense demand for the article oephae Pi rapidly
lncEesslng
From nc Gazette, Dnrenport. Iona.
Mr. spaldng his with article he did
not knOlC TO possess real merit.
From he Adrertiser, Proridenoe, RI
The testimony their favor strong, om the most respects
Die quarters
From tie Daily He,cs, NSoport RI
Cephalic Pills taking the place Of all kinds.
From he Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Aass.
Bald TO be very eiHcacious for the headache.
From he Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity now be relieved.
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From ne Examiner, Norfolk IA
Cephac lis accomplish the object for which they made
viz Cure OF headache Ia all its FORMS
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Ii To2Y.-1he subscribers have on hard aTge and M
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED II
GOOD3- CoS, Cassmcrs and Htstlgg Of all grades from III
the fol owing noted BILLS crenshsw Mills Ri hnopd Va ars
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Fredericksburg Va Thomas Alnss Mills Marion M IN ecntv
Va Rock bland Mills Charlotte H. o. Shic We ave rersreJ a.
make TO measure at The shortest notice. and IN stt Gnd IA 81
approved styles goods uat v compare every r,pc ~h
the best Northern manufactured goOiS many Of TIE r.s
goods equal In qua y 70 French There be no longer an m
cuse Tor buylng GOODS men asiucd addition
se Keep always on hand stock Il PHENCu ANE EAGfIsi
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not TO be surpassed by any house Ia Tie unsn deern
tion 10 furnish our patrons Sh Southern nCohingmkrraad
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sold and Scuh determined do all m our rour
push forward southein Institutions
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RICHMOND WHIG.
Photographic Report for the Louisville Journal
SPEECH OF THE
HON. JOHN j. CRlTTENDEN,

Before the Legislature OF Kentucky, ON Tues
day, 26th OF Mareh, lS6I.
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From he Adpeytiser Proriience, n.
The Cephac Pills said be remarkably effective remedy
for the headache and the very that very frequent
complaint which has ever been discovered.
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IMPROVED fRLhCH iGKE SRIRT EMpORiuA.
HentlemenS FURNISHING Goods

ITE have hand doz Shrts on pre. orali
w and styles, which cI,siug out at reduced press
These SHIRTS are al made with the famous Improved French
Yoke, and are warranted 10 az
Our assortment OF Ties ard Csvss the city Of
Richmond
We would call attention large stock Of Under s and
Drawers which IS full fun lines in SIN auT.
dernoes Linen ani Cotton
We have increased facilities for making Shirts 20 order Al
the shortest possible notice, and perfect paraned
Also on hand, fine stock Of Ready Made Clothing
S'URTEyAST a MsGyTRg
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notice that every ingredient in The foregoing
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Ma. SPttDfSG
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wish You send of your Cephalc Pills,
bTre recsUed grsItdeGi u be8sEt b0M h6n
Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN sTOIKHOusE
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VOLUME 65.

luGAHS, CIGARS. 1ac as.arf-.rt of iia,aua eATs
Y ,lst rec lived and Co., sale ty fNNCtt HARRISON,
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Incosel find twenty-five cents for which send box Of See
phalc Pills Pend n address Of Kew Wn @. FILLER, Reynolds
bug. PEsntln Co Ohio.
Your PHgs 5rorE IKE cldyDa-cre Headache almost IN
etdiLS.
Truly yours,
wM. c. FILLER
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(IoAS CELATiNE.-A hun supply hand, tcEsthsr
~ W. L WARiNG.
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ESTABLISHED AS REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.
The Only lace where Cure can he Obtained.
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From he Western q. n. Gdse1s, Chicago, IN.
We heartily endorse Mr. spsldng and his unrvaed Cepha
Pills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27

that the Yankees we're marching on Meadow
Bluff by the Wilderness road. At Dngwood
we lost three men. Two of General Floyd 3
men broke down and stayed at q house.
Another. Lieutenant of Artillery, Wise's
Legion. was also taken under circumstances
that tend to Convict him of wilfui desertion
BE was Northerner.
Friday night two O'Clock, OF rather Satur
day morning. we were reused. cooked break
fast and started. The march this day was
seVere|t Is unnecessary to give a descrip-
uon-we started early. and nine O'Clock, p
NJ, found US at this place, filling down any,
where TO seek rest. hungry and tired out
the march of the day was ten miles,
have often marched thirty and felt less IA
ugue. Monntaineers accustomed to the e
mountains gave out; horses could scarcely
drag their loads, and never do wish to SEE
another soch scene. We have ben, aud
are now, in a country that il completely
drained of everything ia the way of Drovi-
sions. The roads are almost impossible. and
when fail sets in thoroughly, past travelling.
If it Were not for the few good people living
hereabouts aud the effects, | would saw let
the Yankees have The country; yet principle
compels US to defend it, and empt to keep
at bay the men who only fight when they
can't help it.
When we reached this point the intention
was to travel on until We reached Meadow
Falls; We are still here. That the enemy
has failed to take Us in the rear, is nv sup
position; that be will attack US from the
front, doubt, though Gen. Floyd is prrpa
ring Tor him by fortIfying Our next move.
ment is uncertan-Gens. Lee and Loring
have 1t In their power to either make it ret
rograde or advance movement. We were
Joined here by North Carolina regiment
aud a Georgia one.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
From Kentucky.

Many rumors from Kentucky were current
Yesterday to the effect that 5000 Lincoln
troops had assembled Green river to the
neighborbood of Bowling Green and were
preparing to drive Gen. BUcKNER and bis
forces out of the State: That tie Federals
had evacuated PadHcab, because OF the threat
ening attitude Of Gen. CHEATHAM: That
HAIDEuAx. the principal owner OF the Louis
Vile Courier, " ho published card few days
ago proposing TO renew the publication OF
that paper, a. a neutral. news and misceila-
neous paper, had arrived at Bowling Green:
That the Southern rights men of the State
were still focking in great numbers to the
Confederate standard: That the Legislature
would yesterday declare the State in con-
dition of war against the SOnth: That in
many OF the upper cCunIies OF the State the
most decided demonstrations were being
made against the payment Of the Federal
war tax: And that the most intense excite
n1ent pervaded the whole State in relation to
the condition Of the State aud the country,
which would probably lead to a general civil
war, in which all the people We're likely to be
participants.
Ofcourse, we only refer to these rumOrs as
they come 10 US, without pretending to in
dorse them, or undertaking to analyze them,
or ascertain their probability. We embrace
the occasion to caution our readers against
accepting any reports they may receive,
either through the press, or through the
statements OF passengers" 1t is evident
that Kentucky is in a great fermentation. but
TO obtain at present true and reliable state
OF affairs in detail is impossible.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
A Card from Hon. ohm f. House.

GAINESVILLE, Sept. II, 1901.
Editors of PafTiOt-GentlemeD In response
TO numerous enquiries and solicitations upon
the subject, you will please announce me as
a candidate for re election to the Congress of
the Confederate States. From the many So
Iicitations | have received to become cam
didate, and rom the fact that l have served
the people for only few weeGs, | am induc-
ed to believe that they are not untavOrable
TO my reelection If. however, the future
should develop a wish for me to retire in IA
yor of another, will do so promptly-believ-
ing as | do, that no man Is a friend to the
cause of his struggling country. who will suf-
fer his personal aspirations to stand for mo-
ment in the way of that harmony and una
nimity which should now pervade every COM
munity and neighbOrhoOd in the South. Du-
ing my brief term of service, have endea-
vOred to discharge my duty faithfully and
conscientiously. And. if the generous conf
dence which conferred upon me the position
| now hold, should be again extended to me.
| can only pledge the conservation of my
humble abilities to the cause of Southern u
dependence, through veal or wo.
JNO. F. HOUSE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
Quinine.

Speaking of quinine, there is nothing that
the Yankees have chuckled over more than
our supposed want of this article, the monop-
oily IN this country being in the city of
BrOtherly Love, aud its importation inter
dicted by the blockade. They forget 10 this
sunny South, this land of flowers, where
fields smile everywhere with waving corn
and the promise of an abundant harvest, we
have dozen substitutes, and from the herbal
ria OF almost any country housewife its place
may be supplied.
Ii Is worth ten years war TO get back to
the good old days OF hoarhound. boneset and
snake root. Did you ever take it for the
ague? Why, my friend, though per Sc it may
be 81 little bitter to the taste, yet dashed with
sweet spirits of revolution and q few drops
of blockade, it is excellent, and the nose of
gay, Joyous and wine-loving Frenchman
was never more titellated by the aroma, The
banquet of his own choice Burgundy, than
yours would be. prejudice aside, by the sweet
smell of this self same snake root. Obi how
long for the practice of the olden time-to
see once more some stately grand-dam, after
hours OF begging, coaxing and expOstulating
armed with a bowl in one hand, switch in
the other, plant herself in front of an incor-
rigble urchin, with an emphatic-"Now take
it," from which there is no appeal. To see
him wrlggle and twist, with coutoftions of
lace and limb so ludcrous as to make me
laugh at this distance of time-to hear him
declare, in the presence of the most orthodox
of all grandmothers, that he would rather get
his Catechism than to take ito see the
switch come down kerlChaek upon his irrever-
ent shoulders-all these things afford me the
retrospect of happy boyhood. aud carry me
back to the whispering pines, the ripping
streams and porling brook of my own dear
Cape Fear land
10 behold, in after years. this self-same
iad' cured oil the agae, man OF promise in
the world. the pride of his grandmotber,s
heart, furnishes case in point-as the Law.
yers say, strong circumstance To 90 To tn.
jury-in favor OF the practice; and who
blames me for saying-All honor to the
Blockade, Snake Root and Southern Indepen-
dence.-N O. Presbyterian.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27

ADD tn continued confidence 10 bis ability
and efficiency is common topic OF the camp.
The army of the Potomac does not to-day
look to ITS gallant leaders with more intense
pride aud satisfaction than do The stalwart
sons of the Southwest to their newly INSTALL
ed geDeri; nor does it "a a body manifest
more uDwsveTing determination to follow
them on TO victorious combat. if necessary,
through the carnage of the CORY field.
There is no better fighting material in the
world than thar which at this time constitutes
Gen. JohnstoD's army. II il not too much
t. say that. with proper drill aud discipline.
they are invincible gainst double their num-
Der OF onion-eating Yankees. and if brought
into battle at equal odds, would doubtless
prove victorious over a force of similar size,
taken from the regulars of European armies.
They represent emphatically the hardy yeo-
manry cat the Southwest. The descend auls OF
the pioneers OF the great Mississippi valley
men who have been reared from childhood TO
the exposures If the camp, and may b. said
To almost have been born with the rife in
their hands We find among them the reck-
less bear-hanters OF Arkaneas. the unerring
sharp-shOot"rs of Mississippi, the deadly riff
men of Tennessee, and even the brave sons
of Louisiana, aud the Intrepid yeomen from
the Northern mountains of Alabama.
Organic alton is all that Is now needed TO
complete It's efficiency, and to this end the
general in command is directing his COM
blned skill and energy. Under mis- regime, the
soldiers cannot expect to deport themselves
in that loose aud in>ubp.dinate manner
which is the chief cha ,.erISiic OF newly
enlisted volunteers, uuaccu stoned to army
regulations. They m,y III icipate strict dis
cipline, and particularly It's requisite of re-
speciiul obedience to superior officers, than
which nothing else is more absolutely essen
tlat 10 SUCCESSES upon the field.
Present indications lead Us to hope that
the reforms, which are now taking place with
such admirable Judgment, may extend
throughout every Ratification OF the army,
quietly dispOsing of all Incompetent officers,
without respect of persons. This done, and
we may safely look for victories il the Mis-
sissippI valley, second 10 none in point IF
magnitude and brilliancy that may be
achieved elsewhere during the progress of
the war.-Nenphts appeal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
CITY Election,

At a 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 2Sth inst. for the pur-
pose of electiug a Mayor, eight Aldermen
| aud sixteen Cnuncilmen To serve for one year
from the lst October next:
IST WARD.
JUDGEs-R Castlemau, d r Daniels, W
VI Winbourn.
RECEIVER OF VOTES-Patrick McTigue.
CLERks.-Thomis Roberts. WIN Vance.
MAGISTRATE To Attend K Briggs Esq.
Election TO be held at Morris j olratton 5
Warehouse.
IND WARD.
JUDGEs.-T Halle, John Eagles, Geo W
Coleman.
RECEIVER OF VoTEs-John w Coleman.
CLERKs.-E J Thompson. CHARLES Sloan.
MAGISTRATES To ATTEND Isham Dyer,
Esq.
Election to be held at McFerran's Livery
Stable.
SD WARD.
JUOGEs.-Capt. Stockell, John Reddick,
DR. ID Conley.
RECEIVER or VOTEs-Wm Harrison.
CLERKs.-Davis y Nelson, Henry c Kee-
BILE.
MAGISTRATE TO Attend n Alexander
Eq.
Election to be held at W L Boyd's, office.
4TH WARD.
JUDGEs.-M Branily, Robt Mills, VIM
Patterson.
CLERks.-John Swan, Boyd Holman
MAGISTRATE To AJTEND--W ID Robertson,
Esq.
Election to be held at Theatre.
5TH WARD.
JUDGEs.-W Loftiu, a 3 Shankland, Z
r Glascock.
RECEIVER OF VoTEs-J Jordan Coleman.
CLERKs.-JOhn S DAshleils.
MAGISTRATE To ArTEND.-Josiah Ferris,
Esq.
Election to be held at Latimer & SANKEY'S.
9Th WARD.
JUDGEs-W w Petifor, Thomas Leek,
Richard Mccain.
Receiver OF VoTEs-V 4 Baugh.
CLERKS - Thomas Cunningham, Carter
ThurmOnd
MAGISTRATE To ATTEND w ii Wilkinson.
Election 10 be held at StarkeY's Stable
9TH WARD.
JUDGEs-E J Steele, A Z Owen, F o Hurt.
CLEKKs.-James Meadows, w q Handley
RECEIvER OF VOTEs.--N COrbett.
MAGISTRATES To ATTEND.-Jno Corbett.
Election to be held at Temperance Hall.
STH WARD.
JUDGEs.-Jno Hobbs, Jno Tanksley, VIM
A james,
CLERKs.-N F Dortch, James Patton.
RECEIVER OF VOTEs.-I @ Hasbrook
MAGIsTRATs TO ATTEND-W Meacham.
Election to be held at ireman's Hall.
W. a. GLENN. Recorder.
NASHVILLE. September 10th, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
OBI III AIRY.

Mrs RACHEL IRWIN an old and highly esteemed
Resident Of our city, died last Wednesday night
Some months ago this venerable lady stricken
with paralysis and, although her health previously
had been good it soon evident her friends
that her recovery extremely doubtful Her death
was thereto e, not unexpected. simple hearted,
transformations, unsuspectng woman, with always
kind encouraging word for those in distress she
was well adapted the formation Of friendships, and
we doubt not there hundreds of citizens who
were sincerely attached to her So long portion Of
her life was spent in Nashville might justly be said
of her that she had its infancy and witness
ed its prcgres far towards maturity. Very few of
the generation of her youth, cOntemporaneous with
her amidst the early times in city, alive here
to day. These few she was, are but land marks in
our progress-souvenirs of simpler and better
and in the course of nature must soon follow her.
Amongst them are some of her dearest and warmest
friends, who mnistered at her bedside, and afforded
her all the consolation thai human sympathy and
kindness could give. They will shed tears Of sincere
sorrow upon her bier. She lived to her family of
Sous grow up TO the estate Of manhood, and felt in
them mothers pride No mother more
tenderly allied TO her chdren-her affections for them
were ever glowing and warm. She a member Of
the Presbyterian Church, and died a pure hearted
Christian.
Her funeral will take place this morning at the First
Presbyterian Church, at 10 O'Clock Divine services
by Rev. JoskrH BARDwEIL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
The Army of the Southwest---A New
Era.

With the appointment of General SYDNEY
JOHNSTON to the command of the Western De-
partment of the Confederate Army, we NAV
well say that a new and better era has been
ina1gurated in the prosecution of our war
Though but single week has elaps since
he assumed active control of affairs, mas
terly vigor has suddenly infused itself into
military operations throughout the Missis-
sippi valley, that is gratifying in the highest
degree. 1t is at once manifest to the close
observer that we now have lesdr at the
head of our army, who fully appreciates the
high responsibility of his post, and whose ad-
equateness to meet the hsttering expectations
of the public mind. is being incoutestibly
proven by ocular demonstration. At sim
gle glance, he seems to have discerned the
true condition OF matters with the eye of ex-
perienced generalship, and has gone earnest
ly TO work with the view of effecting the ne
cessary reforms. We venture TO say that in
no section of the Confederacy, are the move
ment OF troops being conducted with more
secrecy, Judgment and dispatch, or defenses
being prosecuted with more energy and skill
than in the department OF the Southwest.
Recruiting officers have taken a fr. sh start,
and the army is being rapidly increased to
size equal to The emergency for which it is
designed. Troops in broken regiments and
unaccepted companies, that have been seek
service heretofore, are now being marshaied
into the lines, preparatory TO that proper
drill and strict discipline which can only
make efficient soldiers.
1t were to conceal well known truth not
to say, that our army has for weeks past
been gradually showing slight symptoms of
demoraiiz ation-a fact attributable to causes
too manifest for comment. And had affairs
continued much longer as they were going
on, we might have well entertained serious
apprehensions of the result The advent OF
General Johnston, however, as We discover
from innumersble sources, promises to prove
an effective panaeea for these, aud many
other annoyances which the patience of the
people only tolerated for evident reasons OF
policy.
The enthusiastic manner of his reception
at Columbus, evinced in the outset the pop
ularity which his prestige had engendered;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-27
From the Richmond Examiner, oath

Various reports, more or less authentic in
the circumstances in which they have been
obtaiGed. have reached US of intended opera
tions on the liae of the Potomac. While we
have been careful TO observe proper reticence
as to any details of this subject, it is not i'm
proper, aad, indeed. it IL due to the public
interest to mention that we are fully assured
of the existence of al embarrassment, at
present. in the. operations on the Petomac.
We can see no necessity for any embarrass-
ment of a military nature; and if, as report
ed in semi official circles, a division has been
manifested In the Cabinet. as to the respec
tive merits of an active prosecution of tn
war, or its continuation ''un the d-feusive."
the people should be advised of it, 80 as to
demand its instant correction.