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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY ME1tCiMgB.
HON n TRRHIMONY

HAHrroRn, TfsnhuH To-, o., Msruh 7th, last.
hereby certify thai hafc hoea dealing In the Graf
tnbetg Mediones leI ths asi ysaf, aacaa truly say
that have never oefcd nv uisdcinel 10 the nnbiic
hat have met with The decided appreciation % te PEG.
ee hke thcse, pauculufly the fipa and Caihhlicon
They will readily perlolm ~ and more than Il
them lhave sold aheut any hotties % the aholl.
een The Fattteasoni and hear tho bssl resai ever,
ease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
~ tAs /. s.E.seay asa PeIRsnen, cnTe

For the speedy and Permanent Cure
offeminal Weakusss, Natural and Diuma' Enli.
tions, Nervous and Geueral Debility lmpo-
tence, And'all diseases Ansina irom Sell
tsSy Habits OF Exoeaive Indulgence.
| rTHERE are ,housands ofYouug Men, ~ we'll a,
y Middle Aged and Old Msn, who are suffering to
some extent from the shove diseases. Many, perh ape
are ao' awaTe Of their true condition, orwhen assist
anee 70 really needed.
For The benefit Of such, we herewith give rsw Of
ne most eoaiaoa symptoms, via. Weakness Of the
Back and inhl, Pain in the Head and Side, Dimness
Of si Dots and Webs be fore the Eyes, Palpitailon
otthe Heat dyspepsia, Loss Of MsnloD, Confuaion
oiideasi OepFeision ef spirtis Aversion 70 Society
Self listrurt, Timidity, A.. For each aud al he
shove sympiens these remedies viii be f0unda "sov.
eroirn baln.n
T6ese remedies embrace thsso prs,eriu,ion, A ho,
affastsli, boz orNervous Tonie plls, aud boz Of
NeTilo Toae Pills, an ofwhich have inpofiaht olIees
" sa .hssld b used 'ogs'hsEi d .Yey ease
be hrieay stated ~ Follows. virf
~ They al-ipisA tAs ve'saee Of ssHual sEeits-
rp-TAsy iausSls.sly ss-s,, nOs,ssuai snd diarnal
tV-Thsy remove local usshness. esusirr De o,
gana 70 atsUme their naiaral tone ani Vigof.
~ They siEeAeshsa he csnsiituiioa by srsrcom.
ing neIyout debility ani eadetal wsukaess
" They enliNcr the spirits, which are nSuaiy d.
e,'sa' " sAPshiHs a exciting causes fcui ne tys
tg-ny thsiy invieora,ius plopsr,iss thsy r.,,or.
ne patient 10 his Haiarul hoahh and vigoi o. aan
tV-Thsy cure whsn an other means have fall.d.
~ ihev contain no MeTcury, 10 Opium. nor any.
ihing that can In any event prove iniuious.
~ They are easy and pleasant 20 use, aad win not
lnleiere with ue PatientS usual hpsiussi OF pisas
ure.
tvy-vhsye ean bs used without tusplolon, or kno,.l
edge oi even room mate.
That they may eous within the reach ofan, We hav,
axed the price ths Pastel. 81 81 per hox and the
tils a. so centt per boa each, IN ordering by mail
10 addition 20 The price, twelve cents in stamps should
he tnclotcd iol FeiuFn postage.
ENl> LADIES IN Wantofa safe and efsctual
Ntl- remedies Cor irlcsuladtles Hoanression
WN1afl ofihe MqnEus, or any disoafe pecuuar 10
EM = " their teE, fhould use DE-. Gaits Fomale
49, Aloath5 Pills, ffies, hy nail, d ~
N|f = ouo stamp.
N'',----scSS Cauti Thsgs Pl.h shauia noi Be
a.sa auleg PfsgnAaey a. ui,aaniage uilbs lhs eon'
Ladies whe, fouin health, dslanaity. o. uny other
hunliua and reasonahlo cause tecni nclcessarF 10
avoid an increase ofnmily, can de- without incur
nng danseI 20 h4ah consiiiuiion ~ tise II a..
IA tiasKs Teach PTeveutifo Powders. fiicqs By
sail, 81 audtWo stamps.
Those povdofteah only be oliaintd by addrstsins
Send iol o.. Uaia'a railae Meddoal Iuaatiss On
sexual Dsvaast. ffice 70 cents.
ne aiiLlRR AGO. Gs.,-l Assa,,.
sda is Tinn. - ~. "a. Jobn & Co. shs,. Ss,
MAJ Be- phiniurd ~ Nfliias io reI.on O. ~ uial el
clusipe riiee and tianps a. lb9fe.
upfl-iY
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

Il is stated that over ten thou
sand bales Of cotton are now lying
at ApalachicOla, Fla. On the l2th
inst, there were ten Thousand tnree
hundred end thirty bales in New
Orleana, which IN the North would
be worth eI,lS6,O00,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

Invites close Cash Buyers 10 con
,idetthe following facts, aud th n
would not be 10 their inteIestt seal him an oret-
Ms business II eSclusvely cash one; he huys ana
sellseKousvely Tor Cash and has ono Of the most *
tenrive Factories In THIN.
eome thirty didereht choice brands OF seraFt from
Havana and Brennan constantly on hand. An eHten.
iive cash bus nesa 10 sell very small nro.
ds. Also, tele agent Cor geHuiae Havana Eaela PIN.
oPe, from the mandatory Of N. de LVitesas; Nau.
eTo I Ste, Rlia Street Principe, Isla lie Cuba.
lie has also, ehoiae bgahds or hna Chewins and
Smoking Tehaceoi frouoh Rappe and Maoabov Snnn,
constanty "a hand. Orders hlled on short notice
Terms Cash. ldsoal B,sCHiNNEss. b
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

Lieut. StrRtton, Of the 10th Ohio
40 was sent home in disgrace
ftom Western Virginia, and whose
accusers did not meet him, has
raised a full company, and Is in for
the war as Captain thereof.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

At TRIAL on Saturday, one of
Berdan's sharp-shooters hit a bar
rel six times In succession, shooting
at a distance Of one mile. Secesh
viii have to give that mudsilR wide
berth.
Tho examination Of soizcd tole.
graph dispatches was concluded
last week. Not few Of the arrests
recently made were in consequence
Of tho evidence which they furnish.
Ot. Many more will be made.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

Wesi neaforai 0sthootoa Co.. May "a, ~,
NJ ", h-ktngsiFy, slFt-- have bseH senldE tho
neeeiRss 81 The OhsisnhetT company ~ ttt tisl 10
years, and tave invaahy lound theua 10 gite fFeat
lati.iseileul snd tkn pl have toh q rssat aany
hmihst as tegulaI "a Aais tsaaad eaass, sad with
~ uada they have tetone staple aFtiuls. Mafihat
Utertne Catkoha0a 10 - that has doas Tesi
emeunt - Eocd IN female al geasat, One ladr seld
u q told NJ she had reesisvd more bsneat AOu ons
belle thenthe DID ncl bag OF medical tfeat
meat BY he nosl sklllfai yaicianl. YoaTs iruiyi
.. JAMES NtlNON
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11
IN, 9. ioH1s0a, Medical AFsal.

Read whst Dr, Bu.hneA says ofthe Grafenhsrs tlsAl
cues nR H.n rhysluiaa OF sneasiv y practice, and
oee ei tae moR toocsaiisl n The county fvumbuD 10
which be u1si,iesi
"rhis csgli6es hat have psea ne Gsaaenbrrr p.
and Murihalh Caiholicon, told kors by u H tl loh
son, IN ny practice 10 W entirc ssust,nHau. The,
ate good Nledicines. nR. a, W husltAntl % 7
Hartford, rmmhull Ce,, o., NlarcA Z, ieS7.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

A Dutch lREdloFd undertook 10
Ere a,Foekst, He describes HE suo.
cess thus: 81 sst her a tire-den eho
Pulla--deu' I Pplls--den che pulls
again pon Tie 0panRla bug ilies
all over nas und puFns nae; and den
de darn ting pursuits and hets mo
ali over AZ hots''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

I've distinguished Hungarian
ohseEs are now serving In our ar
mies-General Asboth, who is on
6eseEal FrcmoBt'S staff, aud Colo.
mel 6tahel, who was at the storm
ing of ComOrn in 'As, and now
commanding the stli N. Y. Volun.
teera. Col, cozlay Is the name Of a
third Hungarian, about to enter our
servico.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-11

A COAX Ono Of tho telling
jokes perpetraicd by q band Of Min
strels now performing in Baltimore
is "mOrtiiieAtioRs on Fedepal Hill
70 the Royal citizens OF Baltimore. =
Il brings down tho house every
time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
A, n, Ford's Lands.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in the OF Thomas Foster vs. A
Ford and oibers, will sell at public sake, al the
Court House in Nashville, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
tn 1851 that valuable Tract OF Land lying the
Mprfrefsboro Turnpike road and the city known
as the Augustus Ford place, and bought by him Of
Thomas Foster plan of div ision of said Tract Of
Land may be found page 81 OF Book No. 81, Regis
ter's Office, Davidson COUNTY, and will proceed 10
sell according to said plan, Lots No. and 10
Lot Ne containing 81 acres, and having UPON il all
the improvements. ..- .----
TERMS g. l2 1s and "A months credit acitltout
tere and free redemption; purchasers to execute
notes with approved sureties, payable IN hank, and
lien 20 be retained. fs J. e. GLEAVES, C. &M
= noy15-td .. .s.- a- 49,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Special 70 the Post.
Washington Matters.

The clerk of the House of Represen-
tatives has just placed upon the official
roll of the House the name of Col. Segur
as the member from the First Congress-
ional District of Virgins. This District
was represented in the 36th Congress by
NJ. r. ii. Garrett, now rabid secession
list. yss
Ex-Governor Wickliffe, member from
Kentucky, has arrived.
1t is true that Secretary Chase favors
an increase of duties on sugar, iron,
wooden, and some other articles. He
win set forth, the reasons for these rec
concentrations in his forthcoming re-
port.
- .vsaag inv YoRK, Nov. rs. !.
tits understood that Capt d. D. Por-
ter's visit to the city. last week was con-
nected with the outfit of . small mortar
carrying feet. Some twelve schooners
at this point, owned By, the, Government
and already fitted for ordinary arma-
ments, are now additionally strengthened
SO as 20 carry, some of them one and some
twb gigantic nhortars, the' largest weigh
ing nearly $4,000 pounds each. These
vessels are nearly ready for service.
The Government has just purchased
Vanderbilt's Staten Island ferry hosts,
Westfeld and Clifton. They are sthe
finest boats on any ferry line runn;ng
from thiscity, and are capable Of carry
Ling. 600 to 1000 men, With . consider-
able battery, while drawing but Eve Or
six feet OF water. a. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

A courier brought this news to General
Porter, to whose division the party be-
lonsed. He sent forward the 9th Massa-
chusetts, 18th Michigan, Grifin's battery,
and two more companies from SAverill's
cavalry. at dusk all the troops returned.
Before the reinforcements reached Capt.
Bell he was again attacked by the enemy,
who attempted to cut him off. Shots
were again exchanged The rebel COM
mander was shot aud fell from his horse,
which galloped within our lines and was
captured. Abent dozen of our mea
dropped and were necessarily left on the
held. Lieut.. Ford and forty five mep, all
of Col. Averiu's cavalry, are missing
Orderly Sergeant Parkcr's horse was
killed and the rider injured. The enemy
were dressed in dark blue, wearing caps.
They did not wait for any encounter with
our reinforcements.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
MORTON OR HAMPTON TRACT OF LAND.

PURSUANT to- q decree OF the Chancsry Court at
X Nashville, in the Of EdwardL Jordan, Admir-,
&c, Of solomon Morton decd, vs.. Joseph Ham p
ton and Others viii sell public sale at the Court
,HousS IL Nashville, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER ira,
1861 Tract Of l3S and 80 poles OF Land lying
12k miles from Nashville the Nolsnsyille Tur1 PIKE
road, and being the same farm sold by Solomon
Norton (dec'd) TO Joseph Fl Hampton -'''-'
TEkAs O. Il and - months' credit aoi0sit SEsteret
and free from REDEMPTION; purchaser to give notes
with approved surety, and lien also retained.
noyIstd J-E. GLEAVES, c. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

The U. s. steamer Eagls, Captain Bar
der, arrived here this morning from Balti-
more, having run the Potomac blockade
without damage. She is heavily loaded
with forage for army use. ,s eagasasa-o
The Wyndotte is taking in stores for
the fiotills. The Mount Washington will
90 down to-day in addition to those here
tofore announced. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Army Matters.

The army board has retired the follow
ing naval officers in consequence of phys
icsl debility: Maj. Henry 3. Judd, L.
Jones, and Christopher 8. Lowell. The
President has approved the finding.
Col. Stephen III. Long has been ordered
to assume the duties of the head of the
corps of typographical engineers. $500
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
The Rle,sker Difficulty.
tTribune's Dispatch
WASHINGTON,

= WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Gen. Mcclellan has addressed letter
to Gen. Blenker containing such express
sions of displeasure as left to the latter
no choice but to resign, which he did this
smoIning. It is said that the Illegal tax
of 800 per month which he had levied
from each of the Suffers of his division
has elected the above letter. y A commit
tee has been organized for the investiga-
ton of the accounts of the division
The mass of the Germans have never
considered Blenker as altogether the
right man for position so responsible,
and the rumor that Gen. Segil is to sue
coed him is hailed with almost universal
delight 49, go e-4.I 81 1-s.l
= General Wool calls slaves, not contra
bands, but Migrants, whom he provides
for and employs. - -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Priscncrs Released !.

BY orders from Washington, q number
of prisoners, mostly Marylanders, have
been released from Fort Warren after
taking the oath of allegiance--fve priso-
ners, whose discharge bad been ordered
by Secretary Seward, refused TO take the
oath of allegiance, viz w. G. Harrison,
Robert A. Carter, Thos. Shields, George
"a. Appleton, and Michael ID Grady
They were all retained in custody, First
Iieuteuant j. q. Tstnsll, Of the Mamie,
late commanding the marine guard Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Negro Regiment.


The Washington Repu5laca,s has news
from Winchester, Va, stating that
jackson, ono of the rebel Generals, is
drilling regiment composed wholly of
slaves in that city; that the negroes are
to be made TO fight against the Federal
troops. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Aid for Ireland.

Hon. Il. j. Walker has addressed let
ter to the editor of the National Repub-
Lean, which will appear in that paper to-
morrow In favor of Congress immedi-
stely making an appropriation for the
relief of Ireland, in view of the impend-
ing famine. He concludes by saying,
now, when so many thousands of Irish
men are periling their lives on the battle
Geld of liberty in our defence, where so
many have already fallen and Others are
immured IN rebel dungeons, let us show
that we are not ungrateful and when the
next great conflict comes, as soon 1t must,
the shsmrock, intertuined with the stars
and stripes. viii ware in triumph over
the field eofs victory, for liberty and
Union s--a-7 - ..z5s-s5-- i.s ~ ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

A communication in the Free Press
this morning, understood to have been
written by General Cass, not only just-
fes the arrest of Mason and Slidell, but
shows that it was in strict accordance
with the position of the Government up
on the right of search question, as main
tanned in correspondence with the British
Government in 1858. ~ : = -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
ENOE Al.
BEASLEY s. RUTH.

No. Is, Deadsr6ct street, Nd&hptlle, Tenn, nee
< pa 80 door TO Henderson Bros,
RE prepared to do al kinds of Painting, Graning,
"A Marketing and Paper Hanging, al prices TO suit
the times iune30-u-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Large Arrivals of Arms.

- NRW YORK, NOV. e.
Thirteen rif1ed cannon, for the Govern
ment, arrived from Cold Spring to-day,
including 100 FOUNDER, which viii
carry five miles. The latter goes to
Fortress Monroe. 49, =.
Z The Fulton brought nearly 80 600 stand
of arms for the Government. -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
bid Abe-s Message.


z4.sJz Ola Ase-s Message.
WAsaIvaToS, Nov. 81.
The Presidents message is not yet
completed A portion of il was sent to
the printer o-day in an unfinished form.
Several unimportant questions are yet TO
be determined upon ere The document
shall have been finished. It will be a
comparatively plain business like state
meut of the situation, with but little arr
gunent and no buncombe. II will pre-
sent cheering view of our domestic
troubles aud foreign relations; urge the
utmost economy consistent with most
vigorous prosecution of the war. go
The amount of money and men re-
quired has not been fully determined
probably not far from seven hundred
thousand men and seven hundred mill
Lions of dollars. Esa ~ 80 ss e-oelz
The message will, as whole, give
thorough satisfaction 10 the country, ex-
pressing faith in the sure and speedy
success of the Federal arms.
Thing. at Washington -.
Governor Ladilous Nahosi. Hunga-
rian, late Of Texas, has been appointed
Consul TO Aneonac, Italy. 81
General Summers division which COM
prises General Howard's and three Irish
brigadess will occupy position on the
left wing between Gen. Heintzelman and
Gen. Franklin Irqaas Hlt. rsT
One. pair of extra shoes have been
served to every soldier across the Poto-
mae pZ1 Er 1E1rH a. -.fzGE ~
"A Question of spells.
An important question has been raised
by two Iowa Registers aud Recorders of
the Land Office, who have retaiued fees
derived from the location of military
bounty land warrants, which the United
States seeks TO recover, claiming that
these officers are entitled to only TWEEN
ty.fisea hundred dollars fees. Over a
million of dollars is involved.
Rebef Priyafeer Captured. i
Lieut. Rogers, of the bark w. G. An
derson, reports TO the Navy Department.
that on the 18th inst. he captured the
rebel privateer schooner Beauregard, of
one hundred and one tons, manned by
captain, two 1iuutenants, a pufser, and
twenty-three seamen, and carrying ri
fed pivot gun, which will throw "a -pound
projectiles. Lieut.. T. says that, on APP
preaching within four miles of the YES
sci be suddenly headed DO windward.-
He sailed in chase of the privatcer, and
in two hours brought her under his lea
and ordered the Captain on board with
his papers.sasHe brought a letterof marque
from jeff Davis, which he surrendered |
with bis vessel. Lieut.. r. put Prize
Master and crew on board and transfer |
red the prisoners 10 the Anderson, plac- /
ing them In double irons. The crew was
found to be drunk, and committing all /
The destruction they could, throwing /
overheard their arms aud ammunition, 1
,piking their guns, and cutting the sails
md rigging 10 pieces. She was other
wise in bad order aud poorly equipped. /
She had short supply of water. She
vas taken TO Key West
HesignatIen.
Nm 4 II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Runner from Europe.

The Himalaya has arrived here, and
brings the report that the Trent had
reached England, and that British fri
gate had been Immediately despatched to
the United States. The report is doubt
ful ,E~ - egfse~ If,oEg
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
ResiEnetIen.
e. wAsH1NGros.

r. WAsHINGToS, Nov. 26.
Henry Grice, Marshal for Utah, has re-
signed ON the ground that the business OF
the office has not compensated since the
creation of the Territorial Government of
Nevada. ,s-sT7.- -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07

the San yacinto, has been sent to Fort
Warren, He Is a son of Commodore
TatnaU.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
From Fortress nIonre.

A Fortress Monre letter says that the
rebels lost 15 killed and wounded in the
Smelling of their camp at Warwick.
Three thousand troops are expected at
Fort Monroe. An order was read to those
there on Mondry that they will not be
furnished with winter quarters. This
seems to indicate an advance .asssssrz
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
GEN. samner,s communal.
fuersid's Di.pstch.le -.

General Sumner has been assigned to
the command of a division to be COM
posed of twelve regiments of infantry,
some of which are now here in the pro-
visionai army on the Potomac and not
yet formed into brigsdes, and others are
yet 10 arrive. A proportionate amount
of cavalry and artillery win be attached
to the division, which viii for the pres
ent occupy position at Springfield, on
the line of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad. -..----- sat=S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
Administrators Notice.

TTAyING Qualified az Administrator Of the estate
II Rachel Irwin, deceased, hereby notify all per
indebted said estate forward and make
payment, and all those having CLAIMS against il W il
present them for pay nent, wsthn the time pre-
scribed by law. ~ +. n IRWIN Admir-.
noy22-3w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
) LATE YANKEE NEWS.

The Louisville IGouy5e,- has received late
sNerthern papers, from which il makes up
the following SUMMARY Of telegraphic
news:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
attack ON DrainesviIie.
WAsH1NGToN, Nov. %

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. %.
The following despatch was received
to- day from Gen. Mccall, dated Camp
Pierpont: &c..
Col. d. G. Bayard with 700 men of the
LIST cavalry, Pennsylvania Reserve,
marched last night at O'Clock, with
orders TO proceed to Drainesville and
capture party of the enemy understood
TO be there. He returned at noon to-day,
having killed two and wounded one of
the enemy and taken 1 prisoners. Two
of the prisoners are cavalry, with their
horses, arms, and equipments, the re-
mainder are footmen. Col. Bayard had
his horse killed and is slightly wounded.
Surgeon Alexander and one of our men
are wounded s- e szsazs sGE--c5zss1 -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
To Farmers.

THE Quarteru,aster's Department s DOW prepared
i to purchase Corn, OATS, and Hay for the use Of
the Confederate Army.
The Corn snd Oats wanted sheled and i'll lsacks-
the Hay in bales. -o--r- .-E --l-.- ..---..
- To be delivered at the Warehouse OF James John
son l. Co.. Market street, Nashville, Tenn
For further Information apply at above named place
to r. GIASC0CK,
noy6-lm U rs Forage Master c. s. A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-07
sasIsfacteriiy settled.

reports sent about Blenker's resig-
nation are incorrect. Mcclellan and
BIenker's command have the greatest
in him, and his resignation
would not be accepted if offered. The
affair grew out of a letter sent by Blenker
"a Mcclellan, which contained express
sions for which McC iellan rebuked Blen-
ker. but said he presumed the improper
.xnress;ons were caused by Blenker's
imperfect knowledge of English. The
sffsir is considered satisfactorily settled.
STARR skirmfshins--rhe Yankees
Iess-+ Worsted. 4sI isF5
Two more scouting parties from the
right wing of the army went out to-day
md had . skirmish with superior num-
hers. Capt, Rowland, with companies y
and a, Friedman's cavalry, went as Tar
A Hunters Hill and sent reconnoiter.
inc narty forward, who discovered large
hody of rebel infantry in ambush. capt
How,snd retired with his force. capt.
Rail. with between two and three eom-
,.nies of The Sd sPennsylysnis and coi
EveriIps cavalry, accommodating between
Vienna and Hunters Hill. were attacked
no the ambuscading enemy IN the wooai
an both sides of the road. Five yoileyl
ware fred before our troops, pressed pJ
a superior force of the enemy, fell back
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Cen. Buffers Division.

DALIINUtIJ ANOF- ..
; The Old Point boat has arrived and
reports that flag of truce went up to
Norfolk, but brought back no news what
ever in regard to the Fort Pickens af-
fair. -
The steamer Constitution, with Gen.
Buffers division, came. into Hampton
Roads Yesterday.
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Honerably Restored.

Col. Graham, of the 9th Regiment Ex-
celsior Brigade, who was arrested for
destroying some buildings at Matthias
Point in his late reconnoitre, has been
honorably restored to duty by Gen. Nc
Clellan and ordered to join his regiment
without delay. zl