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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26
CHANCERY SALES.
Baptist Church on Martin Street
FOR SALE.

DuRSUANT- To a decree rendered by the Chancery
Court Nash vile the 1zt of November, 1860,
in the of r. W Sh fer VS. First Baptist Church.
viii SELL at public SALE the Court House in Nash
ville on saturday, November the ID, 1861 the Bap-
same stands --
Terms: 6 and Il months credit, with interest, and
sale without redemption, purchasers to give notes
with approved snreties, and lien sc retained.
octl0-td j +. GLEAVES, c. m.
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Beeves and Pork for the Army

VIE undersigned has been appoints AGENT for the
= purchase OF Beeyes and Hogs for the Confederate
STATES mot for specnlstion and call is requested of
all having either for sale who wish see our troops
provided for liberal prices in Tennesseecurrcnc or
i uef aie Notes VIII be paid Call Cum Dings
Giikson' College street, near Church street.
J. +. CUMMINGS.
L. W. Barrett, James Newton and r. s. Thomas in
beolord county, A Beate and samuel Settle In Lin
coin Robert Davis and J. Fl. Parks in Marshall and
D. NJ James in Lincoln county, are agents for pur-
cnases lor the Government and other agents Will be
appointed. j. F. CUMMINGS
oc23-tf
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serEed-
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Sugars! Sugars!!
A LOT OF CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN SUGAR
n just received and for sale by
Oct5-1 PAYNE, JAMES 4 co.
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Wanted.

A FEN Intelligent Able bodied men to complete a
"A Battery OF FLYING ARTILLERY.
One Commissioned Officer and eighteen non con-
missicRed officers to be chosen from the recruits
Also three Blacksmiths, two Saddlers, one Wheel
right, and two Buglers with extra pay.
Call Immediately Captain Wright, Market street
Nashville, at the Ordnance Office, Bowing Green
KY n. Il. CHAMBiI :
Cc2i-d3t Capt. Light Artillery. C. 3 Army.
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DIN MILLER, NO 0, Cedar street, has deIermin-
y ed 20 serve up speniid LUNCH every moralag
at his COnfeierany from; 10 to IL O'Clock s. 49,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-10-26

ROCK CITY MILLS.
Retail Prices.
"BEIL' Flour in % fb Bags,
Old Hickory Flour la 90 Ii Bags, - Is
Eagle =" IS
Mixed Bran, per 100 lbs SOC
Corn Meal per bashel,
Delivered to all parts of the city.
julyIs GORDON. BAUNAN & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

WAsHIEaTON, Jan. Z.
HoUsE.
Mr.. Cobb rose to a personal explanation
He said he was not present at the confer
enee of the Alabama and Mississippi dele
cation on Saturday, as reported in the
newspapers. He Was responsible for his
own acts and Judgment butin thus remark
inc he. iid not wish to reflect upon others.
Hs re1rssenfed q people who were compe-
tent 10 speak for themselves.
Mr.. Houston understood the conference
was on the part Of Senators alone from sew
ersl of the Southern States, and that no
members ef the House ettended It.
Mr.. Cobb replied he happened not TO be
there and sent no telegraph despatch
God knew his prayers we're for harmony
IN the land, and that in the event Of war
fbe stripes should be carried into the midst
of our enemies. BE wanted the nag to.hoal
a long as all the States can remain IN the
Union as EQUALS. The majority Of his peo-
ne believe they cannot have that equality,
bptb was for making another ettort for
adiustment. Gentlemen with whom ne had
cosver-ed said the Committee Of e5 would
~ sometbiar. He wished he could sfeel
i6sf n lis bones he would cab on ne sen
ote AZ we'll as the Representative come
forverd and relieve our country from II
embarrassed condition, standing on rs
brink Of dissolution. 's 4, -. /. .,,.,
lir,,rsIf and has people. 2 he slavery g
r6t the only one submitted by the fei'i i''is -
te peqfss, qfss,.,-,.5 sas. 70 uoiut Of order that Mr.
o05b ,T1s not C0uhntng hifasal % iai e2ilA s>A-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

THE DEFENDANT o Ii We r
DklNG, viii tl-s nEilc5 tint % fhs sth rIsy Of
hpFembers A, ID ledo, aaid MarY " DriDg dled hsr
pstitlolin did Court seangt nlri rrayl1g that ne
mHrrlarg cuurrurt now Ehsi1tinIr iI-Isr17 rr -,
dissolved alleging - Gauss there1r thas be has been
WILDLY 1b8oll rom pantll ot more than three
ennesl and gross neg lect of dHfy or three years.
ShB also a5kl that aIe Be restored 70 her aialdcb
name Of Nary Luulfl CGrfrndla lke delenEnut a
required - APPEAR aud answer vi hin six weeks from
tts fr1t ri ll1ffon oftbfr notice llls "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08
'Wl51 10 sI7lll7 sal 1IoIaIgl IIsI9 baI-


tween the eisles. and dtoidltd theif Pal-
pose TO rule anyhqWs. ,pheT win outlaw
6ve thonsand miliions 81 lhS property Of
the people Of The South IN th6 territories Of
the United States; was this not cause for
WaF2 he would not buy 8 shameful peace.
He Fould ralheg have var Georgia was
on The war path, and she would haze q
dail fsifietaebt ata e'siq9ldsa. d slIi1l , 800
$50 .ff.lli q. fliiIr .IrI l...r -
Mr, Lincoln bad declared thas the De-
dlafaticn of Independence referred 70 slave.
y,yst dadissa and Jefferson owned slaves,
held iha sum Of on viilsinies, robbed the
slave Of his wnges, and al death left them
10 their descendants. He continued quot
ing Vattsl 10 show that the people Of the
North had violated comfy due the South
by International law. He urged the man
ner in which John Bfoah's raid was re-
ceived 10 lhe Nsr,h as q token ol North
arn feeling, The people % the outh bad
taken up arms 70 protect thsiF Tights uRder
inteTna tiohsl law aud would never resign
them unless they were Wrenohed IRON the
iron grasp Of the freeman. He concluded
by an eloquent summing up Of his
speech that il the South was denied her
rights she would invoke the God Of battles
and trust to him for security and peace.
Mr., Bislef moved that the Senate 70 lhto
executive session. Agreed to ayes so,
nays 26traAsisi 10 iia lslloi .t sra % l.I-.I -i
s. After executive session the ssnste Cd.
jOuFaed till Wednesday, s -6sa....
= q
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NEW YORK ALARKET-JAN. =.
IBY rEIEdaAPH.I


FLOUR-MArlst5 59lOc per Dbl lower with only
limited export and very moderate home trade. Mar
kst closing dun With holderE little more disposed to
Sales sseo bbls, at IS for suporfns state;
S555a5,65 for extra Btates S5,30a54O for superhne
/ western; S5,3O6,5,gO for common 70 medium extra
Westerni aud s5;759ssso for shipping brands sztra
CANADIAN FIOUR-DuIl and shade easier.
Sales are 80 bbls at $oeo9 p for common to ohoies
RYE FEOUR-sellng in small parcels ct s, ,SO0
A,l5 for common 70 chOic8 guperfins.
CORN N "a Market quiet ana prices nemi-
WHISK Y-Market mora active and hrmer.-
Sales are 100 bbls at l91S@2Oo,
=WEIEAI.-lhe export demand g scarcely 90 ac-
tive, and the market may be quoted shade easier
The rmneBs Of the freight market materially checks
the shipping dBmand. sales are Chicago spring At
sl.l99I9i prime and choice winter RED western at
Canada ct 81 50 delivered white southern az sl,E5
damaged " hite california e. $500.
REE-=Market quiet al l5td 75c.
RARI.EY-=hinrHet1 continues dull. sales are
3lOO bush stats In lots AZ 65'f6372o.
CORN-Market opened steady and closed heavy
and deolining. Sales are lsJ19 gns1 q le,Ile tor
Ing at inside quCtations5 and lzo iof hanusome new
OATs-AIaTket dull and lower, with sales at sOa
s5c i0r southern Jersey 355fQ37 for Western Can
p POR 5SI KSMaFkst hfner with moderate demand.
Sales are e25 bush at Sl6s79 so for measi SllO9
BEEB-aSrket dull and heavy. sales ars 100
bbls at 81 I5G500 country prime is557596,5 cOun-
tn uesBi ses59leio for ropaoked mess SO a0 IL
= PI1IRI 4 liEss BEEF-DulI and nominal
BEEE HANLS-Quiet. Sales at Sli,OO9ll,0O for
cur BEATS -DalI and heavy at $40 shoulders
IA IHaoGs@liarfst ar at sX s7slo corn fed dressed,
and 5JS96c f9r live.
.DEIuI4tl % At!4s'
.nllL aa .aatlIa lH.|N 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

-l..i.s.7 JAOKsoE, Aiiss., Jan. Z.
The Convention organized ct ~ O'clock
this morning. A, J, Barry, Of LowDdes,
Prayer WAS offered By Mr., Marshall The
remarks Of the President favor separate
State secession. A resolution that commit
tee Of 6fteeh be appointed By the President
with Instructions 70 prepare and report as
speedily as possible an ordinance Of Beces-
sion, providing FOR the immediate with
drAWal Of Mississippi frOn the Federal
Union, Eith . view Of establishing new
Confederaey TO Be composed Of the seeding
States. N''e
The Committee will be announced to-
morrow. A committee Of three was sp-
pointed TO wait on the Governor.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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GOV, WIsE,s P0sITTON.

-.,. ~ RIcHHoHD, Jan. q.
The Inquirer has long letter from Gov.
Wise. His leading positions are for an
immediate call Of q State Convention, a
prompt resumption by the Convention Of
all such pOWersih hitherto delegated 10 the
general Government, or may be necessary
for State protection, especially the posses
sion Of forts, &C.. That having done 50 the
State shall not declare herself out Of the
Union, but suspend all relations with the
offending States til they shall acceds to
snhmit .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08
WANHINGrON NEWS.

WAshINuttlNi U an q
The COMMITTEES of t83 to-day had under
confederation Henry Winter Davis amend.
ment to The fugitiYs slave law.
r Anamendment was offered BY Mr.. Wash.
bHrne, Of Wisconsin, guaranteeing The
trial " jury In the State where the fugi.
tive vas seized, q anddefesled.' s. as.5l.
'gg Mr.. Davis amendment was then adopt
ed, guaranteeing . trial by jury in the
States where the fugitive escaped.
The Senate in the executive session re.
ferFed the nomination Of MIR. MoIntire, Col.
leetor of Charleston, 70 the Committee on
C0mmerce ~ 81 q 'i.ai-..'s E. s.ai1 - s.t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

NEw YORK, Jan !.
A special Washington despatch to the Post
says apprehensiOns Of an attack on the Capital
are generally diminished.
A military company Of several hundred Balti-
moreans it is said, have declared Their willing
ness to escort Lincoln safely to the White House.
The Mississippi Delegation urged Secretary
Thompson TO withdraw from the Cabinet when
his State secedes. He will probably yield, though
inclined to hold on till the 4th of March.
Seeding Congressman are discussing the ques-
tion whether they shall telegraph to their State
Conventions to let the ordinance of secession
take effect the 9th of March. The object is to
block the government appropriations, especially
fTta aauar hill i
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- E1eHfH oF IANuARY.

.f NA-lAaof . os-lt.- -.
Mayor wentworth has issued proclamation
recommending that business Be suspended on the
sth Of January, and that people meet in sunh
places as may seem best, to adopt necessary
measures TO declare attachment 20 the Federal
Union: recommends that military companies take
such steps as they deem due to the memory Of
Jackson and gallantry of Anderson aaiq
At Sunrise So guns will be fired for the Union,
az noon b5 in honor Of Maj. Anderson, at sunset
rs for Andrew Jackson.
During this salute bells will be tolled, not so
much in consequence Of the loss Of Gen. jackson,
as in consequence OF the absence Of his patriotism
and courage in the general Government.
A movement IS also on foot for a sword for Maj.
Anderson. sas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08
COMMERCIAL.

~ CLEVELAND BIARKRT-JAN. q
FLOUR,-salss Of loObbls choice extra at s. 20.
WHEAT-Advancsd. Sales of car rcd :. :. is,54.
CORN-Quiet ssoic.
OATS-Quist at 25c.
RFE-Inactive ct "a 95ao.
HOGS-Active and firm, Sales Sales of 25 head at
S5,75, and p do at S5,5O@5,75.
REEDS-CloTsr remains STEADY at S4,5O. A lot Of
90 bushels Timothy sold at $500.
HIGHWNEs=salsso Of 50 bbls, and Is do at
I55Se. HfF~
PORK-Is held st $500. t
LkRD-sales sf 80 tierces ct 954o.
HUTTER-ssiss Of 8 Bbis RON At $50.
FRUTTS-Drisd Apples remain very dull at SIC,
sale Of bbIs unpesled Peaches is reported At SIC
GROCERIES-N-O o. Molassss has declined 10
fron cur foruer outside quotstioas, and n. o. su-
gar Is quoted at wide range Other articles are IN
changed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

3flfI lr6IIsl 7didl sdd aiSf.s 7aIaE - T1u
bcSes ei{ long ribbed middea A &c 100 boxes city
LAhit-h -hgrket hrm and u good demand. Sales
sre ~ bbla al 4Glo2 for prime western sf09Ao
9lTTEIt- selling atl iobiso for DRiO. Ia64a
CHERsR-sisaay g salOAs. MN -
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fill5 are for 8als by
CHURCHILL a BRO. Ilulsisa
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eaf 80 d iais s4is soa4 NEW YORK, Jan. z.
Mayor Woods message recommend the seces-
sion Of the City Of New York from the State,
aud the formation of a free city. He Is not pre-
pared, however, to recommend violent measures
therefor. .a Hat bra ao8 slrs .ia.l-- 'ssilsl
The steamer STIR Of the West was chartered ut
the order of Gen. Scott. She took full pOvisiOns
for II u. Anderson and $50 men under Lieut..
Bartlett. She will be at Charleston tomorrow
moruinu
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FROM BOSTON.

~ BOSToN, Jan. Z.
To commemorate the battle Of New
Orleans and in honor Of Msjor Anderson
Gov. Andrews has ordered 8 salute Of 100
guns on Boston Common to morrow and
national sslutes in fifteen other cities and
towns in the Common wealth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08
ONE HUNpBRp GUNS.

~ + 'iae igAUBuRE, N. Y, Jan. q
One hundred guns will be fired in this city to
morrow in honor of the memory of Gen. Jack
son as the Hero of the Battle of New Orleans,
and as the defender of the Union against nullif-
cation and treason.
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F4kE.


4- PHILADELPHTAi Jan. Z.
An inoendiary FIRE occurred in this city
after midnight in WsuPs lumber yard
near Schuylkill, doing damage to the amount
Of $50, 600. -,..,-----.I e-.ft e-s
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TEEES5,Rl lPfffG.
Yesterdays Report.



~ s. QmcAQoaIsn. Z.
an Immense Uuiouo NIeaiinE 0fuEs loiIi
aenr, irrespeoti4e Of partg, was held Al
Br, ans haii last nighe Resolutions were
adtpted expressing love for the Union, re.
gaIdmg every atfsnipl to tread ,it hase
treason and most insahe folly, regard the
Constitution Of The Unilsi States as form
ing union belWaen the people Of the sew
eull SAieA as in.cnded to be lpo7patual
and every attempt 81 d STATE Ia seeed6 4 of
anhal ne lava al the uniied Statss q 10,
enlya uaurpaticu.of the people Gen lll
GoTernment hut 80 aggsessiouhu upo6 the
equal rights Of s4s other ~ The p6aea
bic secession, " possible, must angoessefily
be maiter of agreelneht befWteps he
states. untii suoh an agreement oould Be
made BY the existing Goyerhmenb be- hEd
no choice bat te enforce the laws eEdapfo-
iect the property Of the nation. That In
view Of What is now tIuuspiring in South
ern States, and Of threats 10 prevent Che
Inauguration ogn President constitutional
" elected, il Is incumbent upon the lawful
people of the several Ststes 10 be prepared
10 render all aid, military or otherWise,
for ,he enforcement of the Fedtsai laws
That Major Anderson deserves che thanks
Of his country for the course pursued by
him. Declare that there should be an tx
haustion Of peaofui measures before the
sword be drawn, therefore, are in favor Of
any just and honorable constitutional set
tlement Of the question Of African slavery
that Congress may adopt aud the Amert-
can people ratiIY. Ff1 LdaE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-08

TooMBg MAKEg 4 KAR SREEoH
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Secession in n. Y. CitY--1Iayor wood Wants
70 be President. ~
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LETTEE FRoM RoBsRr M'cLEL-
Lard

DErRoTF, Jan. z.
Hon. Robt, MoCleliAnd, E1,seeTstaEy Of
The Interior, Is out with letter on the
present crisis. He reVieEs The causes that
have led to the present state Of affairs, re-
citing grievances both North and South,
and recommends as a solution Of the din
Guilty, The withdrawal Of the slavery ques-
ton, both from Congress and local Govern
ment5 until the people Of a Territory shall
form a State Constitution, and also modify
the Fugitive Slave law. He thinks dis
union will be Is destructive Of interests Of
the North as Of the South, and entre4is
Northern people 10 50 act as TO strengthen
conservative men Of the South, who are
making constant appeals 20 our magnanim-
ity and patriotism. el ias 4ia-ap
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i hereby certify that have been dealing III the
9rnenbefg edicines for the past year, and can tr-
" sey that have never offered any medicines 70 The
public that have met with the decided apUrobatislu
Of the people like these, partcularT the Pills and
CathoIicon- They VIII periorm al and more than Is
promised for them u haFa sold about my bottles
Of the Oatholcon the past rear and hear The bas
results IN every ca8sso 7-..- IA, q. JQHESOS,
March Y IS5l-s -.s Il f--,i..- Medical A gent
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1zg.Read what Dr.. Bushnell says % the Grafen
berg Medicines. Dr. b Is physician Of extensive
practice and one Of the most successful in the eoun-
y (lraI bulb in. " hich he resides se
.flhis csrtihe5 that have ueed the Grteieu berg
Pill5Gn marBhhil'8 CathOiieon, sold here BY b. y.
johnson. in my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford. Trumbul county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold by Druggists and dedicina Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines 81 Agencies, ati-
dress f. B. RI NGSL by, Cleveland
jan3dEE = -f General Agent for Ohio
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