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PnbIIc SpeakIng.

PUBLIC bptdhIHEs
General WASHINGTON BARROW and others will
speak on We inesday night the 22d inst, at DAVID
soxs Store, In Edgefeld.
IN THE SIXTEENTH DIsTRICT-General WAsHINGToS
BARROW and Colonel FRAZER will speak at Esquire
HAILuu's on Friday, the 24th inst.
In SHELBYvnLE.-General BAERow and Colonel
FRAZIER will speak in shelbyville on Saturday, the
18th inst
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SDeRkimRs

The Hon. 10. c. GUILD, will address the citizens
upon the impending war, at the following times and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

ACTIVITY IL THE war DEPAKTMEST.-The Colum>
bus (Ga-) Times of the 18th says: 1--WE learn from
private dispatches received in this city, that some
wenty odd companies were received for the war
y Adjutant- General COOPER yesterday. This looks
Ike activity, and that our people determined TO
maintain their rights and honor, whether enlisted
v.the year or for the war"
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emf
snlS Income TAXA gentleman of much expert
ne sEu financial matters assures us that an income
~ hotn be absolutely nee essary hereafter to meet
ormous expenses Of this war. 1t is estimated
year. war will cost at leas 500 OOO, OoO-
Di)dy Book.
For LINCOLN will find the war quite tax, and
empty treasury, the people viii find that
aL OnerOus.
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For SAL DEWoss and J. L. BosTIcx will also speak at
@s, on Friday, the 3lst.
L. DENoss and Dr. Anderson will speak at
Harpeth Church, on Thursday, 3Oth
a. DENoss and J. A. McCANPBEII will speak at
hirtersville on Wednesday, the 29th.
B. CHEATHAx, A L, DENoss, and Dr. Anderson
speak at Ashland, Cheatham county, on Mons
--sy, June Sd.
A L. DENoss and Judge TURNER will speak at
Whites Greek Spring, June 5th.
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For Rent,

NOR the remainder Of TIE the large Store Room in
u Union and American Block recently occupied BY SILT
HARRIS. mayl9-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

The Montgomery correspondent OF the Columbus
(Gs) Times learns from the Hon. T. c. HTNDHAN' OF
Arkansas, that several caves filed with saltpeter
nave been discovered in his State within twenty
miles of navigable waters. a constant supply can
be obtrined from them, and the Government has
just conc uded contract for 1000 lbs daily, TO be
delivered in Nashville, Tenn.
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R.nIr Snsnanainr
From1Wnshington.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 2l.-The Bank of the Interio
has suspended.
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CenernI Order, No. 2.
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nav 81, 1861

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 81, lS6l.i
The Heads of departments, with their subord!-
mates, will report themselves at their respective
offices for duty at S o'clock A ~, each morning
The Importance of despatching public business
makes obedience to this order imperatively neces
,s-v Bv order of S. r. ANDERSON, Mai. Gen.
W. C. WHITTHoRNE, Asst. Adjt Gen
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PuBIIc SPFAKNo-Hon. W. K. Turner will adj
DDS the citizens of Montgomery county, at ClaT ks
w, on Monday, the 9Th Nay, on the Issues Of the
HMient canvass.
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crspatupnrbacue ard Public Speaking.

FTNHoUsA - ~----
crsphtuDn rbacue ard Public SpeAkInE1
nent. 1t will -.
will cleanse, Davidson ana ODeatnHIn couutes
abort sUs oi M are invited to attend Free Barbecue
rslgiA Rcr Speaking, at Woodwsrds, on The Nash
TSo ,nniios North Western Railroad, Saturday
POr Burns or Hon. MEL S. Brown, Gen. WASHINGTON
aixays on hl ABRAN l.. DENoss, Esqs., and DR. ". G..
VII ,sT. mo- and other speakers will address their
is speedytizens
external ding will commence at 10 o'clock. Come
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AR NOTICE.

VR0A and after this date. will not fill ders for any de-
scrption OF g DDS, unless sccomI aned with the Cash
Being obliged pay cash for every article purchase
nds and the public generally will at the necessity
Of this part Ou stock Groceries and Conec
onares full we'll assorted and Cash Dealers will
And our House the place to purchase
THOMPSON, sPERRY CO.,
No "a Market street.
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MFRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced and female physician, has soohln
Syrup children tehng which greatly facilitates the
Of teehing by sOeniDg the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay pain and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon It, mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief
health to your Perfectly safe in A Bee sdver
kisement in another column oct28-Iy
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arm. from ,hs south.

Ne have the qualification to inform the public
that Gen. ZoILIcoFPER has succeeded in procuring
a large quantity of arms for the use of our volun
teers. One shipment has been made to Chattanooga
where they now swat the order Of the Governor
Others will follow speedily. 1t is now rendered
ertain that there will be no deficiency of arms, to
supply the number OF volunteers that will be called
into the field with a first class weapon.
TIE SP1rrr OF TIE LADIES' Although the hest ana
burden of The battle will devolve upon our brave
volunteers who have torn themselves from their
homes to defend their country and it's rights Tue
ladies Of Tennessee have been no less active In con-
tributing their exertons to equip the soldiers aDu
provide for them comforts for the camp and solsce
for the wounded. The ladies of Nashville nave MOI
been surpassed in patriotism by the sex in any age
or country for the earnestness, energy ana spirit
they have displayed in this emergency. We might
mention many instances of their devotion ana nero
ism. But there is one conspicuous example to which
we will refer at present. trusting that the lady her
self who is equal in modesty to her patriotism, will
sxcuse the mention we make Of her name. She has
been forward in preparing lint bandages and other
material and is ready, when necessary, to initiate
FtozEScs NIGHTINGALE in her labors of charity and
consolation. The lady to whom we refer is Miss
JANE THOMAS. Our lady friends win at once recOg-
pize the Justice Of this simple tribute.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

POWDER MILL AT KINGSTON, GEoRGIA.-The Rome
Courier is credibly informed that q company has
been formed at Kingston, Of which Col. JsHS D
GRAY is prominent member, for the purpose OF
commencing Immediately to manufacture Powder.
The Saltpeter cave near that place contains an
abundance of nitre almost pure, and scientific men
will soon turn it TO immense value TO country.
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PubIic Speaking In East Tennessee.

Appointments of Maj. GUsTAvUs A. HENRY, Gov
HENRY s. FooYE and John F. House., Esq, for Ess
Tennessee.
Governor FooTE will speak at:
Newport, Friday, Gath.
Greeneville, Saturday, " 25th.
Jonesboro', Monday, 9th.
Rogersville, Tuesday, 2Sth.
Beams Station. WEEDS day" 18th.
Tazewelle, Thursday, SOth-
Jaeksboro', Saturday, June lst.
Clinton, Monday, Sd
Knoxville Tuesday, 4th.
Col. JOIN +. HOUSE will speak at
Blountville, Saturday. May %.
Jonesboro', Monday, May q.
Marynardville, Wednesday, May 90.
Rutiedge. Thursday, May 80.
New Market Friday, Nay 81.
Sevierville Saturday, June l.
Clinton, Monday, June 5
Knoxville. Tuesday, June I.
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PEmpIes Banished!
Faces Made ClearI
By one weeks Of the Magnolia RslmI PERFECTLY harm
ess but elegant and efectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. So everywhere
WE HAaAN & co., PrePretOrs, Troy,N.Y
feb24-d&v3n
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
UUAs universally mpplsnted all other 0ntRents and healing
Applications both the Eastern and eseTn Hespheres
vhereyer introduced ntrsc mort Il the secret
Of its success Gfecttos whether the
oocideUtoF dtseGSs.
BURNS q scALDs
relieved Of their anguish, pain and nnsD
nation, by timely apPlics ton ftnis rsGTVe%oas @tG
and the flesh ia renew a. nS BY . charm, blsnsh
seArremAinipg.
THE FRIEND OK TIE NURSERY
Children are frequent sui ferers from external inju
e.naciallv from fluid and O1IskeHt EepIosi0ns-hsf
sore eysry neither should have this healing preparation
con.tantly nt hand It heals Breass andq uckly
moyes the TETTKR RING WORM, pTesdLsns IN tie
RHresSY
ToTRAvELERs By 8 SEA AND LAND.
Tbs hschnist, the Ira velsr, and other indi-
SduAl whose lot in life e throws him within the
chance accident from e10 zion, fire. or3 liss should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend It both portable and cheap, and should ever
he h1 companion friend need There thsussnds
Of living witnesses 70 testify . TO its marvellous virtue who
owe their sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following few Of heleGdiaQ Diseases for wbA
DALLEY's AAGIOALPAIH q EXTRACTOR 10 PBEVEk
/ suVNy IlaaH
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SMOKE, Smoke. ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.
Have Just Received another lot OF
those Imported Principe Segars,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street,
J.W.L LANGLEY.
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BANK NOTE AND Exchanges LIST.
tennessee.

oOREscrrD DAIL7 81 Tzr MEkcHAkrs' BAxz-sH Ok
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-23

Messrs. STANTON, DEWITT, MoHENRf, kEEBIE' ana
Boris will speak al most of the above places ana
perhaps others.
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Election NOTICE.

TN Bottles Bulk, for in quantities &c Jobbers, ~
p A. Robinson l. CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky, and
maYIS-d4u N A & G SANTAS, Norfolk Va
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Special and Important Notice to
Clothing Dealers.

OHM CASES fancy Prints SpFauges American DunDells
eDUU Tscony, loo Cnen fancy Prints, received to-
ssy sd for sale for cash only, by
JANIS LOWE CO.,
GpI2I-J 205 and 2i0 Sixth street.
Touiav Ev
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
Soldiers Transferred.

We publish this week the Convention Or
dinance transferring the Volunteer force of
the State of Mississippi to the Confederate
States Much has been said of the usurpa-
tiou of power by the Conventions of the
States. bat this is surely the most intoIera-
bic stretch OF power yet assumed by any
In Mississippi the Volunteer forces were Or
ganized at SIG per month pay, and were not
to be kept out of the State over ten days.
All of these provisions were read to the SOL
diery before they were mustered into service
Now the Convention assumes to transfer them
without their consent, to the Confederate
army at $l1 per month, and liable TO be sent
anywhere tor the full term Of their enlist
ment.
When the people ask why they have not
been allowed TO decide upon Secession; upon
the election of Provisional officers; upon the
Constitution Of their country, they are an
swered by an ominous silence that thew have
ceased to be power in the realm. The eiti-
zen soldiery are ensnared into the service of
the State under fair arrangements. when.
without their consent they are Transferred. like
sheep, to another and different service with.
out being allowed to be a party to the con-
tract Can these things be and not be cause
of wonderW
Will not the people soon begin to discuss
whether or not IL is not better TO call an en-
ightened Prince, 10 supreme power, than al
low the tyranny and despotism of a body
claiming TO be the State.-C6rsBh hiss) Id.
p0fis0.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
kRhoae Island Election.

We have already stated that the Conserva-
tives Of Rhode Island succeeded in carrying
that State against the Republicans at the
late election on Wednesday last They cleo
ted Governor and other State officers, as
well as the two Representatives in Congress
to'which the State is entitled The Provi-
dence Journal of the 3rd has an article on
the results of the election, from which we
extract the following as showing the posi-
ton of the opposing parties in the contest:
s.Tbe deep interest felt in the recent cleo
ton was testified by the immense.aggregate
vote which was polled The roads In many
parts of the State were so blocked with snow
that they were almost impossible, and yet
over $4,000 votes were polled. The number
exceeds by more than two thousand that of
the vote at the Presidential election, and
falls short of that unparalleled election of
last spring by only about one thousand
20 The majority of Mr.. Sheffield in this city
turned the scales against Mr.. Robinson, who
led his competitor by more than two hundred
in the rest of the district. 1t will be observ-
ed, too that in several towns in the western
district Mr.. Brayton runs well ahead OF his
ticket. The aggregate majority against our
Congressman is SCI.
"Our friends abroad will err if they inter-
pref the result Of this election as a profeSsed
abandonment of the Administration. Both
the parties in the late contest explicitly
avowed in the resolutions of their Conven-
tions their approval of the Inaugural and
their intention to support the Administration.
The Republican Convention thought that the
proper way to give that support was to act
through the old Republican organization,
and in favor of the election of Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Robinson and Mr.. BraytOn. But portion
of the party which sustained Mr.. Lincoln
thought it best to act through the coalition
which was effected with the Democrats and
in favor of Mr.. Sp-ague, Mr.. Sheffield and
Mr.. Browne. But through the whole canvass
their speakers and their papers have claimed
in the most unequivocal and emphatic Ian
guage that their position was one of friend
ship, and not of hostility to the Administra-
ton. On no other basis would they have
ventured upon the struggle, and if they as
sumo an attitude of opposition to the Ad-
ministration they will fail to carry out the
principles on which they were sustained by
large number of their supporters"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
Major Anderson,. Supplies Cut Of

The BEGINNING OF THE END.-The orders
which some dispatches and accounts have
been anticipating for several days, have now
been issued, for the suspension of all sup
plies between Fort Sumter and the city. This
step is not taken too soon, but we believe of
the use and improvement we have made by
the delay we cannot say with some that it
was deferred too long. There is reason for
believing that the reports of orders from
Washington for evacuation have only been
designed to deceive and beguile. Fortunate
ly, they have failed in that, so far as vigil
lance and preparations on the part of the
State have been concerned.
The complications aud difficulties growing
out of the occupation of Fort Sumter, were
caused by an act of Major Anderson, on his
own responsibility and without specific or
ders. 1t seems to be the determination of
the powers of the Government that rule at
Washington, to leave to the same discretion,
and to individual responsibility, the settle
ment of this question. We shall soon learn
how he will decide under this grave alterna-
tive All sons of the South must and will ap-
prove the step which has been taken after long
aud unappr eciated forbearance. Until fur
Their orders from Montgomery, the usual mail
facilities will be continued.
Major Anderson, on receiving the official
notice from Gen. Beauregard's messenger,
intimated that he would forward his reply by
nine O'Clock this morning. He stated, ow-
ever, that he had anticipated the order for
some time.
This. although an important step. does not
necessarily inaug1rate hostilities. 1t will
be remembered that communication between
Fort Sumter and the city, for two weeks af-
ter the removal of Major Anderson to Fort
Sumter was withheld from the garrison, and
no supplies allowed to be furnished. In de-
ference to a request of Southern Senators
and Representatives, friendly relations were
again restored, and Major Anderson permit
ted TO purchase and receive his daily market
supplies. 1t is said that the garrison have
been obliged, for the last few days, to use
some Of the flooring for fuel.-Chas. Courier,
Sth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
The Fine. Arts

A RE about TO assume attitude in this our
IL goodly City of Rocks The Brass Jeweler and the
Artist have doubled teams and On the payment of
few paltry dollars the inexperienced individual, unto
whom eye elephant' is entire stranger is permitted
to carry home to his anxious friends and family not
only magnificent counterfeit presentiment Of him.
self, but also splendid set of-brass jewelry: This
is LIBERAL Cheap pictures and brass jewelry. Alas,
for the glory Of the art.
1t is remarkable fact, that although Charley Gers
is not making any presents of brass jewelry 10 his
customers his Gallery is nevertheless crowded daily
with the beauty and fashion of the city, having made
the fine arts his study he has but little time left
tend to lottery humbuggery in order to increase his
patronage, and is determined to go partner
ship with any Peter Funk's establishment try and
break dos0n those old and respectable Jeuelry Establish
ments in our city His pictures executed il the
highest style of the art, and at prices to suit the
times
Upon the walls OF his Gallery may be seen Photo
graphs Ambrotypes, &C., of many of the most dstin-
guished i'll Tennessee, and of other States say
nothing of innumerable beautiful and gifted women.
His establishment is the Oldest in the city and his pic
lures second to none.
Call and see the many beautiful specimens exhibit
tion at corner Square and Deaderick street, ever
Brownies.
aprilS-1w sa-.--s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
The Flight of Fug1tives from the City
OfChIcagO.
From the Chicago Post Editorial, of Saturday.
NEGROES EMIGRATING

from the Chicago Post EDITORIAL of Saturday.
NEGROES ENGRAVING.
For some months past, the agent of the
Haytien Government in this city, III. Ford
Douglas, has been laboring to convince the
Africans in Chicago, that it would be for
their interest to emigrate to Hayti. But the
agent of the Haytien Government has met
with rather poor success. Very few Africans
have emigrated to Hayti The great major
ity of them have preferred to stay in Chicago,
where they have so long enjoyed the glorious
blessings of liberty and economy, with no
United States Marshal active enough to mo-
lest or make them afraid. Why should they
change. especially as the change about to
take place in the powers above them were to
be in their favor.
But the exodus which tn, agent of the Hay
tien Government could not produce in the
direction of Hayti has suddenly set in with
rush toward Canada. Since the arrest of fu-
gitive slaves by the U. S. Marshal, the de-
parture of Africans to Her Mejesty's Aneri-
can dominions has been remarkably active.
Two or three hundred have already left,
and more are going. Every train on the
Michigan Central railway shat has left this
city since Tuesday last, has carried away from
fifteen to hundred. The large number of
these emigrants serves to show something
of the magnitude of this class of negroes that
Chicago has harbored.
Their departure will be benefit to the
city in many ways. twill benefit the free
negroes by leaving open to them the occu-
pations previously filled by the runaways.
1t will benefit the poor white laborers in tie
same way. And it will rid the city of a bad
name as the general rendezvous of this class
of persons.
The advice that John Wentworth gives 10
the might've slaves in Chicago is the very
best that could be given under the circum
stances. If they have any respect for the
law, let then return to their masters if they
havn't, let them I" make tracks " for Canada.
Chicago is bad place for them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

This immense fleet will require force of
four thousand sailors and marines to man it.
take on board anextra supply of boats, Dahl
gren boat howitzers and small ammunition,
which evidently looks as though the feet
were to operate in conjunction with an army
force.
The steam sloop Brooklyn, frigate Sabine,
sloop-of-war st. Louis, and steamers Crusa-
der and Wyandot are now in active service
near Fort Pickens.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KuIER-The Buffalo Chris,
tan Advocate says 1--WE like Mr.. Davis for the moral
and benevolent tendencies Of his character in e he
manufactures article known almost universally TO
be good and safe remedy for burns and other paias
of the body he is entitled to confidence and popu-
larity, and SO far can aid him in securing the
last for he has the first, shall do cheerfully,
though we are not asked TO notice him outside
vertising columns His Pain Killer should be in every
family. The casualty which demands 1t, may come
unawares.n apg1-d1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11
Holloway,s pm. and Ointment

Dpthera-In the most virulept stages of this malig
nant disease of the throat these medicines experienced
the most successful results-while thousands sue
cumbed to the violence of this disorder, not single
decease occurred among those who used these RENE
dies thus presenting 'oasis of practical expert
ence mid the desert Of death of speculative theory
The Royal College Of Surgeons awarded them the palm
of victory the only antidote for this dstemper by
introducing them into the edition of their phar
macaogia. In Scarlatna, mumps, &c. they equally
eicacious Sold by all Druggists, 25c., &C. and 81
per box pot. apr9-1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

DR.. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS.-
In 1908, Dr. Nathan Richardson physician residing
in South Reading, Mass. discovered and proved in his
extensive practice in that place and neghborng towns
the beneficial effects of the medicine given to the
world the Sherry Wine Biters. The success of Dr.
Richardson's practice becoming heralded throughout
the New England States his business increased that
he compelled to relnquish the visiting system,
and establish offices in different parts of the State,
where, stated days, he met his patients. Sunday
the only day that he could be found at home, and
many of the present inhabitants of South Reading will
well remember the throng of carrirgcs that always
surrounded his house the Sabbath.
The present proprietor DR.. s. O. Richardson, son of
the late DR.. Nathan Richardson0 graduate of the
New Hampshire Medical College, where he received
his degrees with usual honor, and also member of
the Medical Society OF Boston, for the purpose of
levng his aged and honored parent from his arduous
duties induced to relnquish his valuable practice
in the city of Boston, to superntend the manufacture
of this medicines it required great skliand accuracy
in its preparing. af apr1-d1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-11

1t. TALBOT, who left Washington for Fort
Sumter, few days ago, with dispatches for
Major ANDERSON, was denied admission to
the Fort by the Confederate State authori-
ties. He returned to Washington.