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BUFFALO MARKET-Juue rs.

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RL0UR-MGrket steady.
AI-MaEkst lower. Sales this morning
500 bush No. Milwaukee club at-sOc; ls,OOO bush
NO do s2 ~ 600 bush Ne. Chicago spring at nc;
II, uO0 bush red winter at Sill.
CANAL FREIGIlTS-4Oc on flour, I0c on corn,
lie on wheat TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-I6,OOO bbls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat; corn 7n,000 bush; oats 80, 100 bush
CANAL E1BORTS-4OO bbls four IS 900 bu
wheat 1900 bush corn; s,oOU bush oats; OOO bush
rye; 1900.
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A Union man, lately from Tennessee,
reports that the private secretary Of the
Governor has already written. out death
warrants for leading Union men, among
: them Etheridge and Johnson, to be issued
On he 9th.@ The tone Of The Memphis
iournsls seems toScQrroborate this state
ment, especially as to Esheridge.
It is rumored now that Hon. Emerson
Etheridge Of Tennessee, viii be appointed
Resident Mihistsr to Portugal to supersede
AIr. James E. Harvey recsileds
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GLADIOLUS, TUBEROSES, Fl
III aRRDIA, Pavonia aud MADEIRA Vine Bulbs
or sale By lmaysI 9'sIAlk sVN'
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builders.

BROOKS s. G. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERs. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
es7h BracketB and All kinds Of Scroll-SaWfng and
Gothic work. Particular attention raid 10 Fittirg
up Stores. Factory on Dfvhioa street, near Centre
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-14

Mr. Frazier, of Meigs county. member of
Capt. LIZARDS Company, and chaplain to
the 81 Tennessee Regiment, arrived here on
Tuesday evening. direct from Winchester.
The account of Jackson's collision with Pat
terson'S advance, and the capture OF one
entire company of the enemy. Is correct.
Gen. Pattersons dispatch aud the report of
the Lincoln journals to the contrary notwith-
standing. Mr.. Frazier was at Winchester
when the prisoners arrived. Gen. Johnston,
with bis man body, advanced 10 give Patter-
son battle Patterson Tell back on Martins
blrg, and took position in that town. know
ing that Johnston could not attack him there
without destroying The lives and property OF
the citizens, women and children. Alter
waiting two days for Patterson TO come out
with his forces, Gen. Johnston fell back TO
his former position, at WiBcnest-r, where he
Is entrencbed and commanding the approaches
in every direction. At last adsices Patter-
son was still at Aartinsburg. awaiting REIN
fOrcements ffom the other side OF the Po-
iomac- This is reliable. Johnston was also
being largely reinforced from the direction
Of Aanasses. and the probability is that the
first great battle will be fought somewhere
in the neighborhood of Martinsbarg or VIM
chester Athens Post.
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The Feais of Gen. PattersOn's A rmy
In Virginia.

Some of the feats of Gen. PArTEsON's
Brigade after crossing the Potomac into Vir-
ginia are thus chronicled by one of them:
Our own troops had no sooner reached the
village of Martinsburg, than they scattered
on pleasure excursion. One OF the hrst
places to which they paid their respects was
the store and post Office of one Turner. the
Secession postmaster of the village. They
smashed his furniture and ripped open his
beds, finishing the work by splintering tie
old family clock.
Turner himself was arrested in the woods
and brought into town, followed by his
daughters. He looked very sheepiSh and was
at once put under guard. A Secession flag
was found in his place. and a great number
of envelopes marked Confederate States OF
America"
His daughters-waspish young ladies'
seemed sOIieitouS only for their dresses. One
of them, standing amid the wreck of her
household goods, made pietOus inquiries for
4 certain new bonnet that she had lett IN
band box in the second story. 1t being found
that a soldier bad pot his foot through both
band bcx aud bonnet, she burst into a Hood
OF pietOus grief.
With the exception of these young ladies,
no females were seen in the town, all of the
softer sex having fed to Martinsburg and
Winchester.
In every direction men were seen bearing
ducks and chickens. Onr Informant eacOun-
tered one with a bed blsnket wrapped abOnt
him. You took that from the house of q
citizen.'' said he. Il didn't" said the sol
der. with grin. Il got it month ago !!
But if you give me dollar i'll take it backr
The secessionists appear to have been well
armed in this fight. Those taken carried
Minnie muskets OF Harper's Ferry pattern
They will now proceed to Winchester. by
the fi.lds over which old John Brown looked
admiringly on his way to the gallOws, and
said How beautiful are the grain fieldsl'
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Tennes.ee I'm the Confederacy.

Bv the following proclamation from Presi-
dent DAVIS. it will be seen that the final act
coasummating the admission of Tennessee
into the Confederate Union has taken place.
Our political position is defined.
Whereas, by an act OF the Congress of the
Confederate States of America, approved
May II, 1861. il is provided that the State Of
| Tennessee shall be admit member Of the
Confederate States of America, upon an
equal footing with the other States under the
Constitution for the Provisional Government
of the same upon the condition that the said
constitution for the Provisional Government
of the Confederate States shall be adoped
and ratified 10y the properly and legally con-
stituted authorities of said State; and the gov
ernOr of said State shall transmit to the Presi-
dent of the Confederate States. before the re
assembling of Congress, an authentic copy OF
the proceedings touching said adoption and
ratification by said State of said Provisional
Constitution, upon the receipt whereof the
President, by proclamation, shall announce
the fact
Now, therefore 1, Jeff.rson Davis. Presi-
dent of the Confederate States of America,
do issue this my proclamation, making
known to all whom it may concern that au-
tbentic information has been received by me
of the adoption and ratification, by the pro-
perry and legally constituted authorities OF
the State of Tennessee of the Constitution for
the Provisional Government OF the Con-
federate States, aud that certified copy has
been transmitted to me by the governor OF
said State OF the proceedings touching said
adoption and ratification by said State OF said
Provisional Constitution, to the end that the
admission of said State of Tennessee into the
Conied-racy be considered as complete. aud
the laws of the Confederacy thereby extern
d d over said State as fully and completely
as over the other States now composing the
same.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunto
sEAL1 subscribed my name, and caused the
seal of the Confederate States to be
affixed, at the city of Richmond, THE
second day of July, A d. 1861.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President. ---
r. TOONBs, Secretary of State.
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Ga We would call the particular attention of every
reader to the advertisement of NcLeaRs Strengthen
ing Cordial and ToIcanic OIL Linient They are TOO
well known in this community to require recommen-
datons. But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of their digestive or
gans without the slightest idea the real cause Civ
ing rise to symptoms such dependency, nervous
unpleasant feeling, INDIGESTION, lack Of energy making
exstencea burden. To all who may be so afflicted
try this Cordial il will give immediate relief. To all
who may be afflicted with Sores pains of any kind
try the IiriEent. See the advertisement in another
iuy2-lm
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The Popularity of Col. polk.

We have heard it stated that Col WM. H.
Polk attempted to get up Cavalry Com
pany amongst his old neighbors in Maury
county, and, after spending some time in the
attempt. abandoned it. Another gentleman
took his place and made up the Company in
a short time with the greatest ease.
Now, in view of his efforts to raise this
Company, may we not ask, how long it will
take him to carry the county of Maury ?
How long to convert TON NELSON and his
fellow-conspiratorsi And, lastly, how long
to get swing enough TO put him ahead of
Gov. HARRLs on the 1st of August.
The BDaner. of yesterday, copies the follow
ing from the tooql colnmns Of the PATRIOT of
the 22nd of March last: = =
Hox W. III PoLK.-In a well-written ar
ticle on the SUI ct of the approaching Cub
ernafor;al contest, the Maury Press says: In
obedience TO What we believe 10 be the unan-
imOus wish of the Union men OF Maury coGn-
ty. We present the name oil Hon. WILLIAM ii
Polk, as, in our opinion, the best aud most
suitable man IN every respect Tor our candl--
date"
The Union men of Maury county (remarks
the PdfriOt; are TO hold meeting next Mon
day. TO appoint delegates to the State Con
vention. and WILL no doubt, recommend the
nomination. of Major Polk. Should he be
nominated. his fine talents. his great personal
popularity, and his warm devotion TO the
Union, Will insure his election.
The above was not written by either of the
present Editors of the PATRIOT, but by all
associate who at that time had charge of our
local columns. and was alone responsible for
what he wrote.
We presume, as our neighbOr seeks to hold
us responsible for the utterancel of our local
Editor, he acknowledges himself committed
by whatever occurs in his local columns. lie
would hardly be 30 unjust as to hold US to
responsibility which he himself avoids. With
this preface, we beg leave to call his atten-
ton to the following paragraph, which APP
peared in his local column after the attack
on Fort Sumter:
An anonymous correspondent writes US to
know how long we intend to be a 90 Union
rhrieker?" We can only say to him, that we
will battle for the Union to the end of its ex-
istence, If it ever dies. and ''set up" with it
after it is dead, if We should happen to out
live il.
We presume that our neighbor, in support
ing Mr.. Polk, is only carrying out his pro-
mise to "ret up'' with the Union after it is
dead. We wish you, good friend, fine feast
on funeral baked meats
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CoAPrRoiIER,s oErI,.E

Nash vile, Tenn, July Sd, 1861.
DY virtue of act of the Legislature, passed the
ID LIST inst, hereby give notice that the interest
upon all State Bonds Bonds upon which the State
may be liable, will be paid this place; provided
said bonds are not owned now, were not owned on
subsequently, the 18th OF April, 1861, by citizens
or corporations of the slavehodng States Of the
United States of America Satisfactory proof Of own
ership and after the 18th Of April will be required
by the affidavit Of the no der, and other proof where
the party is not personally well known taken before
Notary Public other person authorized TO admins
ter oath in the county where taken. Citizens and
corporations OF friendly foreign powers viii be paid in
sterling or other exchange. Ut. DUNLAP,
Jaiy6-dAwlv Comptroller.
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that they must either consent to the recog-
milton of the Confederate States, and thus
lose the South forever; or save the Uni, n
and the South to them by getting rid of
slavery. IL is bold stroke that they inteud
to mike /; but they will be compelledto con-.
sent to disunion
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Notice to Bond Holders.
FFICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.
Nashville Tenn. July A. 1861

OFFICE NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co,
Nashville, Tenn, July 4, 1861.
TINT interest due LIST July 1861 the Bonds of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company will
be paid at the Office of the Company, in Nashville,
Tenn, 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
the Bonds owned the 18th day of April,
tons of the slaveholding States of the United
States of America; and constituted the State Comp
trolier the sole Judge of the question: as to whom
pay ment can lawfully be made.
W. .GLEAyES, Treasurer.
i.lrR Inn
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gp Telegraph.

vs. VI W. BARR, at louisville Ky. Is the special
and recognized agent Of the Southern Associated
Press, al that point the New York Associated Press
having ceased to have any control Of matter tele
graphed TO newspapers south of Louisville.
No telegraph operator agent is permitted to make
up sncn reports. The Telegraph Company has no
agency whateve' IN the preparation OF dispatches
the press is ii ia responsible for the
character or truth of this kind of news
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Aew Adrertisements.
A Book for Every Volunteer.

NTAHAN'S OUTPOST DUTY &c, &c, an elemen-
1sI tary treaties on Advance Guard, Outpost, and
Detachment service of troops and the of post
ing and handling them IN presence Of enemy, in
tended supplement TO the system of Tactics by D.
H. MAHAN, Professor of military and civil engineer
ing and science of war. For sale in Nashville by
JOIN YORK Co., IS Union street.
luly-l1, 1861.
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House 4 Lot ON M'Lemore Street

DURSUANT 10 decree rendered by the Chancery
i Court at Nashville, on the Ii tn May 1861 i'll the
cases Of james Young A Brasher and others, and
Mary A. Brasher VS.. James Young and others, will
sell at public sale at the Court House Nashville on
SATURDAY, August 8, 1861, the House and Lot of
Asa Brasher, the East side OF MLemore Street be-
tween Church and Broad The Lot is fifty feet 'front.'
by ninety deep, and is part of No 1853 the plan
OF Nashville. Terms, 6, IL and Is months credit with
interest, and free from redemption.
july1o--td J. E GLEAvES, C. & NJ.
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Costivene.s, or HabituaI Consttpa-

tfOn.-FrOm these afnctiops arise many of the all
ings OF men We hear daily, people complain of head
ache nervous debility, etc. generally the cause
Of the complaint be their constpated ha
bits. remedy for the Of this trouble is what
they want. We recommend DR.. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Btters to all afflicted; let them take it three
times each day half hour before eating their meals
and in ii they will ind Our physicians recon-
mend it in their practice and its great merits are fast
becoming known IN the Western States.
,,,1,}
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CONSTITUTION
OF THE
Confederate States Of America.

We the people Of the Confederate States each State
acting in its sovereign and independent character in
order toform permanent federal government, estab
lsh justice, insure domestic tranquility and
the blessings OF liberty to ourselves and posteri
ty-inyokng the faver and guidance of Almighty God
do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America
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HOIloVvay's Ointment.---B oIIs, PIm-

Piles, EumOrs, &c.---The perncious nostrums
advertised as Cosmetics are corrosive, mineral and
vegetae extrats which not only destroy the skin but
lay the basis of nnumerable facial disorders and even
partial paralysis of the Without the baneful
consequences, Holioway's Ointment will perform all
the cures which the others boast of but fail to effect
Sold by all Druggists, at Csc, e2c. 81 per pot
iuIY2l-M.
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ARTICLE VII.
M ARRIE d.

In Cheatham county, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, by
Heny Hunter, Esq Mr.. G. W. HARRIS aud Miss R.
SHEARON.
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MILITARY BOOKS.

w T. BERRY & co. HAVE RECEIVED
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Cavalry and Artillery.
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Coast Defence
THE TROOPERS MANUAL, or Tactics for Light
Dragons and Mounted Riiemen.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY, prepared
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United States.
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ARTICLE /.
ERCHnN 4

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
IN Congress Of the Confederate States which shall
consist Of a Senate and House of Representatives,.
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TR Ell E r S t,

lXyHEN you 20 TO New York, drive direct 10 The
w SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, e"Fner Of
Good Fare good Rooms, prompt attendance, and
moderate charges single rooms, so cents, 10 cents
and Al per iay Double rooms and psriors u 80 70
Is: meals a. ordered. This Hotel has ell the sppoat
meufs Of the best hotels central location and
d heated throughout BY steam.
fSb2s-dsm SAMUEL I. MEAD, Proprietor.
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dividend Notice

TIME Stockholders of the NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT
l. COMPANY are hereby notified that a Dividend OF
per cent for the past six months has been ordered
be paid on and after the 10th instant.
July s-1w JAS. II. KENDRfCK, Secretary.
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80 Vanity Fair gives the following
amusing paradox:
ssold dog Trays ever faithful they say,
Bag the dog who i isithfuieaa never bs-gsay.
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Telegraph Chalyheate Spring.

THIS WATER rs BROTGT FOUR HUNDRED
FEET ~ TEN SECONDS
w DUNN takes pleasure in informing the public
w that he IL ready to wait on all who may
favor him with call.
This Spring is situated on the East side of Cumber-
land river at the end of the Wire Bridge.
FAMILIES, FROM 81 TO So; ONE PERSON, So; BY
THE DRINK, 5 CENTS-Pdynent in aTrdEee
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and other public minister's; he shall take care that
the laws be faithfully executed, and shall commits
sion all the officers of the Confederate States
SECTION 4.
l. The President. Vice President and III civil on
of the Cenfedera States, shall removed from
office on impeachment for and conviction OF treason
bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors
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Boston, July ia French steamer, with
tie Admiral, has arrived at Halifax, and is
awaiting the arrival OF six others, when the
French fleet sails South.
The frigate Vincennes is looking for the
Jeff Davis.
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AN ALYSIS.

Carbonate of Iron, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbo-
nate of Lime, Suphate OF Magnesa, Suphats of Lime
Nitrate of Magnesia Auriate Of Soda
The specific gravity OF fresh water was l .O1222s-
distilled water being taken as the standard.
| understand that the water has already been bene
fetal 10 several nvalids. IT will be beneficial a
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring.
should pronounce it stmulant and tonic, and adapted
consequently, to cases of debility accompanied with
anomic condition of the system, and indca
ted in plethoric and infiamatory states
RICHARD O. CURREY.
There is no doubt that the Spring kept by Mr.. W
DGNN at the Eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge is
good Chaybea water, and that it adapted many
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The Senator's and Representatives shall receive a
compensation for their services be ascertained by
law and paid Ot of the treasury of the Confederate
States They shall, in all cases. except treason and
breach OF the peace be privileged from during
their attendance at the session of their respective
Houses, and in going to and returning from the
and for any speech or debate 10 either House. they
shall not be questioned IN any other place.
=. No Senator or Representative shall, during the
time for which he elected, be app inted to any
civil Office under the authority OF the Confederate
States, which shall have been created or the emolu-
whereof shall have been Increased during such
time and no person holding any office under the Con-
felerate States shall Oe member of either House
during his continuance ia Office. But Congress may
by grant To the principal officer IN each of the TX
ecutiYe departments seat upon the r-Or OF either
House with the privilege or discussing any
appertaninS To his department
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From Maryland.
+ rom Boston.

BALTIMORE, July l2.-Four men implicat-
ed i'll the St. Nicholas capture have been ar
tod