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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

Hos. ROBT. L. CARUTHERs.-This distin-
gui-hed gentleman and thOrough-going
friend of Southern independence has declined
to become Candidate for Congress, in the
5th District, but the people do not seem dis
posed to let him of. A public meeting was
held at Franklin Monday, aud be was unani-
Inously nominated. A similar expression of
public sentiment was made at MurlreesbOIo
on Monday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
THURSDAY, JULY IL. 1861.

The Bqnner, of yesterday, announces
GEORGE BABER. Esq, as one of its Editors
We welcome him into the corps most cordially.
He is a ready and fluent writer. fine sehol-
ar, industrious and energetic, combination
which forms the basis of distinction in the
profession which be has adopted. We trust
that he may win honOrs, as we are sure he
will wear them worthily.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

Well DOne.-We like To work well DONE
and from the favorable reports, which we are con
stantly receiving in relation DIR. weavers Canker
and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure aud Cerate, we
are inclined 10 think all humors can now be cured,
without njurng the constitution The author OF these
medicines has shown himself workman, rightly
comprehending the nature OF hulnors and chronic
complaints, and adapting his remedies their entire
removal. We have more confidence in these prepare
tions than any other article offered 10 the public
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Notice to Bond Holders.

OFFICR NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co,
Nashville, Tenn, July 4, 1861.
TIT interest due LIST July, 1861 the Bonds the
L Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company viii
be paid at the office of the Company, in Nashville.
Tenn, on presentation of the Coupons, accompanied
by the certificate of the Comptroller of the State, that
the payment may lawfully be made.
The Legislature of the state by recent enactment,
having prohibited the payment OF interest such of
the Bonds were owned on the 18th day of April,
1861, may now be owned by citizens corpora
tions of the -saveholding States of the United
States of America and constituted the State Comp
troler the sole Judge of the question as TO whom
payment can lawfully be made.
W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
july6-1m.
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gg telegraph.

We VI. W. BARR. at Louisville Ky Is the special
and recognized agent OF the Southern Associates
Press, al that point the New York Associated Press
having erased To have any control of matter tee-
graphed Ia newspape south of Louisville.
NO Telegraph operator agent permitted to make
up such reports. The Telegraph company has no
agency whateve- in the preparation OF dispatches for
tue press nor IS it in any responsible for the
character or truth OF this kind of news.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
House 4 Lot ON M'Lemore Street.

I)URSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
l. Court at Nashville ON the 11th Nav 1851 in the
cases oil James Young V. BrasheT and others and
Mary A. Brasher James Young and others Twin
sell at public sale at the Court House Nashville on
SATU RDAY, AUGUST 3, 1861, the House and Lot of
Asa BraSheT, on the West side OF MLemore street
tween Church and Broad The Lot is fifty feet front
by ninety deep, and is part of Lot No l63 in the plan
OF Nashville. Terms, g. IL and is months credit with
interest, and free from redemption
juyIO-td J. f. GLEAVES. G. Il NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

Maj. z. C. McNAIRY and DIR. J. S. MAN
LOVE are no longer candidates for the Legis-
Iature They have periodically and gracefully
withdrawn with a view to prevent contest
among friends en- ertaining the same views.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Telegraph Chalybeate Spring.

THIS WATER IS BROUGT -FOUR HUNDRED
FEET IN TEN SECONDS
M DUNN takes pleasure in informing the public
w that he Is now ready wait on all who NAV
favor him with call.
This Spring is situated the East side of Cumber-
land river, at the end of the Wire Bridge
FAMILIES, FROM 81 TO Sc ONE PERSON, 81; BY
THE DRINK, CENTS-Payment u, adnarn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
To Ice Consumers.

ON and after SUNDAY, JUNE 30th, our Ice Del
" pots will be closed at 9 A. NJ, until p. M. on
Sundays, with the exception of 80 College street Al
orders from the country accompanied with the cash
viii receive prompt attention.
jsns2s-lm, CONRAD, CHANDLER co,
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Corporation Taxes.

CRY HALL, June 81, 1861.
FT1AX PAYERS hereby notified that the Taxes for
il Corporation purposes for the year 1861, will be
due according to law, on the FIRST OF JULY, and
thai they must call the Collectors Office, upper end
OF the Market House, and pay the same. The neces-
stiles of the Corporation such that very little m
dulgeuce can be given Those interested VI III please
take warning. A NElScoN,
inne92-1m Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Tne GubernatoriaI Canvass.

In the list of appointments hareto announced, af
consultation il has been determined issue the
following:
HON, WIN. H. POLK
Candidate for Governor of Tennessee, will address MS
feilow-ctizens at the following times and places
McMnnviile, Thursday, July H.
Manchester Friday July u
Winchester, Saturday, July Is.
Fayetteville, Monday, July Is.
SheIbyve, Tuesday, July To-
MurfreesborO, Wednesday, July II.
Franklin, Thursday, July Is.
Columbia, Friday July 10
Pulaski saturday, July 20.
Bolivar, Monday, July D.
Somerve, Tuesday, July %.
Memphis, Wednesday, July "a.
Brownsville, Thursday, July %.
jackson, Friday July 20.
Paris, Saturday, July -.
GAINESVILLE, Monday, July 20.
Springfield, Tuesday, July so.
Gallatin, Wednesday July 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
DRUMS! FIFES!!

HAVE nearly completed $50 Wood Shell Drums,
Il which will compare fayorably with those OF New
York manufacture and Will be sold as foiiows-fen-
nor $40 10 SIS Bass SIS 10 80 Orders from the
nountry will receive prompt attention and sattsfac-
ton guaranteed. Also FIfES OF qualities from 50 CTS
to So For Wood Drums apply 20 the old Muse House
Of JAS. A. MCCLURE
msvI9 IS Unsn street
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"HEN you 20 10 New York, drive direct 10 the
w SMITHSONIAN HoUSE, Bzesdway, Garner OF
Good Fare, good Rooms, prompt attendance, ana
moderate chArges Single rooms, so cents, 70 cents
and - per day. Double rooms and psrlors $ioe 20
-; meals ordered. This Hotel has all the appoint
ents Of the best hotszs eeatrsi location, AID
b heated throughout BY steam.
feb2s-d3n aANuE. Z. MEAD. Proprisia5.
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Aelr advertisements.
4 Book for Every Volunteer.

NTAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY &c, &c, an elemen
W. tary treaties on Advance Guard, Outpost, and
Detachment service of troops and the manner of post
ing and handling them in presence Of enemy in
ieided as supplement to the system of Tactics by
H. MAHAS, Professor of military and civil engineer
ing and science Of war. For sale in Nashville by
JoHs YoRK Il Co., IS Union street
iuly-Il
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
u Ock CITY MINIS

I'VE are buying WHEAT and CORN for which we
w are pre- AIRED TO pay Cash Farmers and Receiv-
ers having either for sale will please give us call
Office at the Mills.
GORDON, BAUMAN & co
Nashville, July 3. 1s6I-3m
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Costiveness, or Habitual Constipa-

COstiveness. or Habitual COnstipa.
tiOn.-From these Affections many of the all
ngs of men, We hear daily, people complain OF head
ache, nervous debility etc. and generally the
of the complaint be traced their constpated ha-
bits. A remedy for the of this trouble is what
they want. We recommend DIR. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitters ali afflicted; let them take it three
times each day half hour before eating their meals
and in it they will find Our physicians recon-
mend it in their practice, and its great fast
becoming known in the Western States.
,lx,0
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Wanted to Rent,

SMALL HOUSE containing or rooms, central
N ly located, Cottage preferred. The furniture
would be purchased If good and sold at q fair price
Address, c. Box $40, Post ONCE, stating locality and
terms iubalQ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

HOllOvvay's Ointment. - II oils, PINE
pies, TumOrs, &e...-The pernicious nostrums
advertised Cosmetics corrosive mineral AM
vegetable extracts, which only destroy the skin
lay the basis of innumerabe facial disorders and even
partial paralysis of the Without the baneful
consequences, Hooway's Ointment will perform all
the which the others boast of but fail to effect
Sold by all Druggists, at Csc, &c. 81 per pot
Inly2I-X
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11
Sh0emakerS Wanted

FItEN or FIFTEEN Shoemaker wanted TO make Kif
Il and Thick Work Constant employment and
prompt pay. Enquire Of
r. s. HOIIISs CO.,
No. g, Inn Block, Nashville,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
Nashville, Tenn, July Sd, 1861 I
pY virtue of an act of the Legislature, passed the
u 1st inst, hereby give notice that the interest
upon all state Bonds Bonds upon which the State
may be liable, will be paid at this place; provided
said bonds are not owned now, were not owned on
or subsequently to the 18th of April 1861 by citizens
or corporations of the slavehOdng States Of the
United States of America Satisfactory proof of own
ership on and after the 18th of APRIL Will be required
by the affidavit of the holder, and other proof where
the party is not personally well known taken before
Notary Public, or other person authorized admins
ter an oath in the county where taken. Citizens and
corporations of friendly foreign powers will be paid in
sterling other exchange. J. T DUNLAP
July5-dAwlw COMPTROLLER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

Land of my adoption and my lovel In the
innocent days of my childhood. fondiy have
listened to the tongues with which thy gIo-
ries cried to me-thy fountains and thy flow
ers-thy balmy winds and foliaged woods (!
Thou hast not changed. Under these deep
summer skies. thy smile for me is still as
bright, and, in return. these eyes, which once
looked up undmmed to greet the haloes on
thy trees aud heights, though shining oft
through saddest tears, still shine with deepest
love for thee Ere thou shalt deck con-
oueror,s triumph car, or be led forth, resplen-
dent symbol of victor's pride. thy sous de-
vote thee TO nobler fate. Their own hands,
though tremulous with the burden of their
grief, shall wind the cypress Tor thy brow,
and wrap thy form for burial in the queenly
purple still; and, though in chains, they will
not let thee live slave
Ii is with pleasure that see before me so
many of the other SEX and to them would
now briefly address myself, not SO much in
the spirit of gaiiantry as in the mood and
style OF serious duty. 1t was high praise of
you when the great Napoleon said "that
every thing in the future of a man depends
upon his mother" In times OF great excite
ment like these, when men crowd together in
councils or rush with such ardor to don the
caparisons of war, do not think that you are
lett out of The account. The seldier-boys OF.
Tennessee have been praised to-day. The
prime cause OF their merit is that they have
had such mothers to train aud instruct them.
Are they patriotic 1t is because they
heard you tell the thrilling recitals OF the
past-when their grand-sires for Liberty ex-
changed the hoe.handIe tor the dint-icck, and
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Dividend Notice

TINE Stockholders of the NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT
l. COMPANY are hereby notified that a Dividend OF
per cent for the past six months has ordered TO
be paid on and after the 10th instant.
july 9-1w JAS. II. KENDRICK. Secretary.
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JOHNSON HOUSE.
Huntsville. Alabama

THIS house, established by the present -.
l. Proprietor, in 1855, is still open for the taaEE9
accommodation OF transient gentlemen and EE6EH
furnishing single meals at all reasonable hours "
IL is not inferior ia its comforts To any House be-
tween New Orleans and Louisville, being supplied
with Spring. Mattresses and Gas in the Bed Rooms
and the The and Bar with everything regardless of
cost that can under the present circumstances be
cured. ALEX Johnson
jnlyg ,1S61-lm.
The Memphis Bulletin and Nashville Patriot copy
for one month asd send account to this Office itS-
rifle Iade1EsEdent
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ANALYSIS.

Carbonate of Iron, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbo-
nate of Lime Sulphate of Magnesia, Sulphats of Lime
Muriate of Magnesia, Aurate of Soda.
The specific gravity of fresh water was Ol222*-
distilled water being taken the standard.
understand that the W.T. has already been bene-
fcl TO several invalids. Ii will be beneficial TO a
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring.
should pronounce it stimuant and tonic and adapted
consequently, to of debility, accompanied with
snomc condition of the system and contra ndica-
ted in plethoric aud inianatory states
RICHARD o. CURREY.
There is no doubt that the Spring kept by Mr.. W.
Dunn at the Eastern end of the Suspension Bridge
good Chalybeate water and that adapted to many
al of lab
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Turn and fly, thou rash young warrior or this steel
bound helmet wear =
sNayl' said he, Tm armed already, in the brightness
Of my hair, ~
For my mother kissed its tresses, and she guards me
with her PRAYER;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-11

And once more where our blood is shed
Shall blow the flowers of Spring,
Where patriot men have wept and blcd,
Their babes shall sit and sing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24

r
At last my day of trial dawned. There
were many hours of terrible suffering, du-
ring which my husband hovered over me
almost in despair, revealing the depth
and fullness of his love as | had never
OWNED it before. lived, but the baby
they hadilaid upon my breast was dead
No taintest thrill of life shivered those
delicate limbs--no pulse futtered in the
tiny wristAno heartbeat stirred the lit
tie, still breast. The delicate blue-vciled
eyelids would never lift; the lily-bud
mouth never open. This little cold, dead
thing was all. Where was the soul I?
Would they treatit tenderly up in the
land of the spirits--that soul so young,
50 tender, going out alone in the infinite
Dark? Had God measured out to me
such measure as | had measured, and to
my cry for bread, given me stone? 1
My husband could not fully share my
feelings. He was disappointed, it is true,
but in his thatkfulness for my spared life,
he had little room for grief. ltwas not
his first child--the loss could not be to
him what il was to me. .uaslq ilsV "a haa
Ihad been i'll for three days, when one
morning my nurse went out for few mo-
mcnts, leaving the door open. Z laid
there with my eyes closed, my beast full
Of bitter, rebelious grief 7 heard little
footsteps crossing the room very softly.
4 knew Laurie had came in. r did not
move. Iwished her to think Twas asleep.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24
L felt that 1 could not bear to speak to

Il
her, then She came to the bedside and
looked at me for moment, then she knelt
down and murmured alittle prayer, whose
words pierced me like sword. % 3aiiI
f' 80, Father up in heaven, please let
dear new mamma get better, and make
her love little Laurie" lyl la4 >sl
e Ibelieve, since that hour, that there
may be sudden conversions-single mo-
ments which change the whole tone and
current of life. Mine was changed then,
l opened my eyes, my arms, my heart.
"Come up here, little daughter" 1
whispered with such tenderness as she
had never heard in my voice before,
She crept up beside me, and Z drew her
to my BOSOM mothers loving bosom
to her forevermore. For a few moments
I wept over her silently-I could not
help it. Then I told her my sorrow.
Laurie" I said, "God gave me little
daughter, and in. the same hour he gave
it, he took it from me. Your mother and
my baby are both in heaven; will you be
my little girl on earth in the place of the
dead? ..'
90, I love you, new mamma; always
did, Will you love me, too, and let me
be your little girl?'
Forever, my darling, whom God has
given me!' 80
When my husband came in, half an
hour later, he found me asleep with Laurie
watching me.
Now mamma loves me dearly" she
whispered joyfully, and her fathers tears,
which fell upon her face and mine, waken-
ed me. '''
There was never any jealously in my
heart afterward The fullness of Hiram
Woodvury's love satisfied every longing
of heart, and Laurie was as dear to me as
to him.
l sometimes think the intuitions Of
childhood are deeper than the love of the
philosophers. 1t was Lauric's childisl
faith that the heavenly baby" as she al
ways called my last one, had been giver
in charge to her own dead mother, who
was nursing it tenderly, as nursed hel
child below. 1t was child's conceit
but it has dwclt pleasantly in my heart
Laurie is growing toward her sweet wo
manhood Inever had another child. I
60 alone, sometimes, to little grave
where the blue yiolets spread their cano
opy, and weep above it tears which long
ago lost their bitterness. But if this
tenant could have lived to bless my arms
and heart, she could have hardly beer
dearer to me than the sweet daughter o
my adoption.--7rue Flag. Z q5'T Us
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24

We clip the following from the Staten
Islander, The bold position assumed by
the writer. that ministers aut to be en-
outraged" may serve to establish waver-
ing minds in every community: ac
-sai. p'e astaTTen iland, crismus.
mi Deer Pastur--wen the cold wether
and the holerdays cum, iollers make it a
pint to give my minister lift, and sow |
enclose five dolers as donayshun 2 . &
yr yf aud yr baighbee-i wuz goin to send
u thanksgiyun, but thinkscs 2 myself
minnesters dunt so much sept the wethcr
and them things and jis like as not heel
90 oph and by cart lodes of terkees &
gooses & ducks, and then everybody ul
send him terkce or pig or sumthin as !
splile. and awl vii b wasted sow SEE i
2 mcself lie kepe, the 5 dolcrs til crismus
and made my minnester new yeers PREF
sent and aint gumping and yr yf
screening A joy at Citing 8 dolers al in a
lump and don't cost a cent nuther-but
ministers aut to be encouraged. lme glad
1--WE got it, but it won't last foreser-ive
tried it myself. :, "'7@ { l.oa.o'l . ~
I don't sine my name, A iFgdont let my
rite hand CHATS myyf) no what my left
Chats me) doseth, 50 subscribe myself
,yur BENNY FAoTUR.
ps Hows the baighbee. 7'.'''-'. e
p agin-Dont give this s dolers to the
baighhee. 10 bloa 9Iri q batqGhe reoq
qai,fl 52iio,April12, Is hundred SCI.
dident send it crismus aphter awl--for !
thort yud kepe holerday 50 hi; but now |
heer the wimmin is goin to give yr yf d
present and7u nun; and new yud feel bad
---so wots soss for tho goose is soss 1.-THE
gander and heres. the mnppey,,. u.,d, ii,,s
yurr BENNY fACTuK. Z
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." And is that new Mamma ?" l heard

her ask, as he put her down. 2iaol'2 81
He nodded. II "a 0aa tig l1a OFF
"May I kiss her 9"@'}.t- 1ali9d atsc
=" Surely" 9ap.oo e5 h'geH upI
She came up to me, a little timidly.
l bent over her. and received her kiss pas
sively, but the kiss gave her was a very
cold one. Selfish heart that / was, /
could not love her, for she was her moth
er's child, daily reminder, so l felt, to
her father of my dead rival. d.e
Is should blush to describe all the incl
dents Of the year which followed. How
patiently the poor little motherless girl
motherless still, though l had taken her
mothers name and place-strove to pro-
pitiate and please me. How cold l was
to her. l neglected none of her bodily
needs but to the heart which asked for
bread | gave only stone. Not once in
all that twelve months did | gather her
into my arms and kiss her; not once be-
stowe on her any voluntary carcss. l
wonder | did not soften to her, for | was
myself expecting to give welcome to lit
tie child, who might be left motherlcss as
shehad been. Perhaps this only harden
ed me the more. If my child was so left,
[ questioned whether it's father would love
it as he loved Laurie. She is his idol, l
said bitterly, as her mother was before
her; and /, who gave him. in spite Of
myself, such absolute love- hold only a
second place in his heart ., Looking back
to those days, really wonder that he
loved me at all. had disappointed him
SO thoroughly. He had believed me, no.
bic and generous. He had found me self
ish and exacting. Yet | do not believe
his great, noble heart, ever for q moment
failed toward me in tenderness and pa
ticnce. He bore with my waywardncss
as one bears with the faults of an ire
sponsible child Perhaps he never los
faith in my ultimate degeneration.
think Laurie suffered beyond what
had supposed child's capacity for purely
mental suffering. The disappointment tc
her was most cruel. She had longed al
her life for mother to love her as sht
had seen other children loved. For many
weeks beforeI came she had been told tha
she was to have what she most craved, q
new mamma, all to herself. She hat
found in me less affection than she woulC
have received from governess or house
keeper. | knew all this. | had neve
been deliberately cruel before, but | wa
now. All Lauric's gay vivacity was gone
She seemed all the time fearful Of dis
/ pleasing me. She moved and spoke in ;
low, quite way, that could see was ex
, quisitely painful to her father to behold
do not know how it was that his lov,
for me was not utterly quenched, his pa
thence all worn out Perhaps he though
that / was not WELL and that the swee
new conner, for whom he hoped, woult
heal my nature of its pride, and pain ant
PASSION Iw 4aa@ sat 1bir