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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing 10 my old friends and
lcustOmers that after absence Of two years,
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all Is branches, having pur-
chased the interest Of myk rother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, Snd having spent four
months In New York the past Summer to obtain fully
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities are now better to produce first
class work than most Galleries can boast of, and con-
duce to the comfort OF our patrons trust not only
TO sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate 1t to still higher stand
ard have also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK,
oneof the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1881, and am determined
not only 10 make this the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce to the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India lax,
Vigenette, plain or coored,
1vorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures life size,
Photographs ON Canvass life size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass paper,
still continue to make the Meainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles all
tirely new in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but made at sitting AL who want oi
anything in my line politely invited give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, FIN. HUGHES.
oct2o-r 3. q. D.. u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
TRAVELLERS

tHyHES you 60 to New York, drive direct
w SMITHSONIAN HoUSE, Broadway, cor
Houston street, conducted on the Europsan
Good Fare, good Rooms, prompt atteneare
moderate charges single rooms, 80 cents, IS
and 81 per day. Double rooms and lsariors
50; meals as ordered. This Hotel has all the .
ments Of the best hotels, . most central lOcaih
u healed throughout by steam
febzs-dSm SAMUEL & MEAD. F<fpri
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
Notice to Passengers.

TNHE Passenger Train the Nashville & Chattanoo-
Il ga R. R., heretofore leaving Nashville at $50 A.
NJ, and arriving al $50 P NJ, has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation OF way
passengers Passenger Car viii be attached TO the
Cowen Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily, ,
Sundays excepted, at A NJ, and arriving at $50 P.
N. Z W. COLE, Superintendent. .
feb5-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
Express to Clarksyille,

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
Il nounce that they now running MESSENGERS
through to GAINESVILLE, via E & K and NJ c. L. Rail
cars and prepared TO forward 10 that place and in
tervening points with promptness and dispatch all
goods usually sent by express They will also forward
te all places stage routes connecting with the above
Railroads Bills, notes, drafts, etc, collected and
prompt return made.
So Office No. I9 Public Square.
feb11-u A. &. HOLT, SUPERINTENDENT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
BRUINS! DRUMS:

A. Ne CLURE. 80 Union street, having completed
= his facilities to manufacture many 200 Wood
Bass and Snare Drums per day. has reduced the price
to $40 tor first Glass Snare SIS for "a inch Bass and
$50 for 26 inch Persons in the country have the
above sent them by renting the above amount
Also received the fourth edition of the "Song of
the South,'' the most popular song published
Sent postpaid on receipt of so cents.
N B.-NO Iron Drums made by
uav2Q-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
AppIIcaTIoH OF CAPITAL.

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied to de
veloping the soil the great resources OF the State in
coal and iron are almost untouched The nvariabe rule
that the mechanic flourish best where food and fue
are cheapest viii follow early day in Illinois, and
IN the of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
I'VE hundred thousand people will be engaged in the
State Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-22
Valuable Business House foI
Sale.

4 PROPOSE to sell, for the purpose OF closing CO.
i partnership business, the new three story Brick
House, situated Cherry Street, few doors South of
Broad, now occupied by Messrs. BusH BRos'.,
Grocery Store The property fronts IS feet Cherry
and runs back q feet The third story y fitted up
a. family residence, and affords ample room for .
large family; and Is nee nom tsxston stats county
and city. Il s Of the eligible busness ocs-
.ions IN that part OF tbs city, aud viii BE- sold At
HAR6AIa- For particulars ~ 20 the location and
terms apply o. the premisss eT 70 RAAc PAUL.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

NORTHERN CONGREGATIONS SEALED Cr.-
The Government has established cor.
den Of sentinel posts that will ehectually
cut ID. as It has certainly done SO far,
during the |as, few days, all eommuni.
cations from Virginia with the North 1t
is stated that 80 securely has this been
accomplished THAT the Government offi
Gals defy the probability, and challenge
the proof. Of one line of communications
from Virginia having reached the North,
since the 18th instant. The Western
route Of communication through Tennes.
see has also been rut under the strietest
surveillance at Nashville. and by proper
guards elsewhere. The sealing up of
all communicating s with the North ia a
most important achievement, and onc
which has been a subjec, Of essay and OF
concer, with the Stale and authorities
on the part Of the Government, Tor some
time past
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

lxroH,ASr FRos kssrucgY The sub.
joined interesting items are taken from,
the NoiapB's Avalanche of the 2s,h uI,.
We learn through gentleman who
reached here, yesterday, from Kentucky
some important information III regard h,
tina, state. Which. if true, will show how
completely soine of Der ciiirns are given
over 60 Lincoln.
Our informant states thst the Lrgisla
turc had passed an act ia regard II ma
tive kenluckians found IN AIMS against
the Government. whether in ihc Cuniede
rate army or not, and making the pen.
atty foe such IN oflcusc, death This
tarharogs law will have the effect TO
drive many WAGERING kcntuckan 10
our side Soon jeff Thompson will
arise there and retallate as iearfully as
the original promises to do. 1t would
seem the Lincolnilcs generally ovcrdo
thinga
BIT perhaps the real strife will occur
in regard to another act passed by the
Legislature to the effect that Kentucky
wiz pay her portion OF the tax levied by
y
ton. People may submit TO being shot
at themselves, hut when called upon TO
perform that office for their brothers,
friends. and ncighbors, it is a demand
that all the loyalty in the world could
not enforce The Legislature ia but
adding insult 90 injury, in making the
citizens Of Kentucky . party to a war
that they ahhor II ~ a new kind Of
neutrality" and will be appreciated
by those who CLING to that idea. 1t IT,
however, hut a sequel to Liucoln's mes
sage and might reasonably have been
expected before this
Another piece Of intelligence brought
us, is the revival If the Louisville Coufici
as Union paper not that the gen.
tlemen who formerly controlled it. have
changed Ia sentiment. bnf because some
Union howlcrs wish to build up on It's
ruins. an Infamous notoricty 1t Is a
shallow farce, and cannot but make
every white man IN the State blush ut
the mean devices rcsortcd to for the
purpose of suhiugaiug the South.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

PgAptEroS MuRRAu WrHpEAws.-We pnb
iish IN au1iher column the card Of this dis,ln-
erishcd gentleman Withdrawing from the canvass
Tor Congress In this District. His friends,
,t-oughnu, the State. who have looked with so
much confidence and satisfaction 10 his election,
will b4 panied to learn that he has withdrawn.
and particularly tie cause that forces him FROM
,he field At The commencement Of the canvass
h. was in feeble health. liz became worse, wg'
Unable 10 canvass tine district. and at last, under
the advice Of his physician has concluded 10
withdraw. and s,tk ia retirement from business
"a restoration Of hi. health We hope he may
be -ucce-shS, and that he will soon resume again
his career Of usefulness a hope that will meet q
response in The bscas, Of every Texan who
knows him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

The Nashville Union, Of the oath, has tee
following:
We learn from gentlemen who came IN on
Yesterday evenings trsin. that the l1ucomtes
under ,ien sherman. Of Ohio have pos-ssion OF
Nuldrunghz Hill 1t is supposed that sherman
ha- frrce OF about $500 portion Of which
had reached Msldroagbs HI at las, accounts.
" bat the intention OF the enemy T., Is unknown
II 4ccms Gen. Suckner las not regarded MUD
roaghs TIL a. a strategic point, sod consequent
" dld no, taVest il. as b. was amply able 10 do.
Thc alss. intelligence FROM Louisville recoiy-
ID at bowling Green confirms the reported ar
rest Of Gov Mufehe..d lie had been removed
The night OF his arrest to the interior, or perhaps
out OF the State,
Mr.. VIM Barr. the news agent Of the South
western Telegraph Company a Louisville. had
also been arrested and removed j II Ii.rrit
tsq formerly one OF the editors Of thu Courier
was also arrested and It was reported that an
other party had been arrested.
Tar publication of The Louisville Courier has
been ppr,sscd, and it is understood that Nr.
W II iladcman one Of the publishers had made
biz escape Col Mckee one Of The editors csns
to rcu"csssc q iew days before the advance OF
III, Southern troops into Kentucky Nothing ~
known Of Mf OyertoH the other editor
As ar Us could he learned, there was bnt
very little enthusiasm manifested IN and about
Louisville TOR the Lincoln cau;c
Gen Buckuer was receiving large accessions
daily OF citizens Of Kentucky.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

~ Two hundred and City Yankee prisoners
from Rcbmond we're expected 10 reach New
Orleans on the 2sth Gen 1wiggs il SCENE,
has prepared an appropriate escort for them.
The Crescent says
Theae men who came into a Southern State
preaching freedom to the negro are to be raceiy
ed and vaard-d BY fre negroes natives Of our
city, who hrvt taken up arms TO defend i and
its Institutions i company Of Tree colorcd
n'rn, under command Of Jordan Noble the vete-
ran drummer Of Chamette will 'trm part u the
guard which will take charge II them on their
arrival, and will assist in eseo'tng them 10 prs-
on. They viii thus be taught that IN the South
alone i- the tree negro resily respected, trusted
and appreciated and they viii also b. taught
the difference between the teaching. 81 their Is
ing paipi, orators and The real truth regarding
the statns oi the ca!prsd man IL The South We
hope il ma, do them good No men living ncel
lessons Of truth mort han they and their fiends
al home.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05


TREATMENT on PRISONERS AT FuRr La
FAyrrrE The following, from the \ Y
Post, will give an idea of the treatment
Of the prisoners confined IA It. Lafayette
The Post says,
A day or two since, gentleman Of
this city went down 10 Fort Hamilton.
with note from an ofical source. ask.
ing the colonel II his duties would per.
nit him to allow The bearer to visit Mr..
- one of the most dlstiuguisli,d
guests of the nation, at Fort Lafayette.
The Colonel knew big gnrs, to be- as
lnya as need be, read the note, and then
siu
&c My dear sir / would give twenty
dollars 20 see him myself lie WAS for
mcrly an old and esteemed friend If mine,
aud | should hc delighted to pass an
hour with him; but my iiieial position
and my orders forbid such an interview
The only communication have had with
him has been through ole OF my Ulcers
Only yesterday his sister came hrr, " iih
priest and begged PERMISSION TO see
Nlill l nv ltVfllN N htflffl7f. anu I HllA q
Catholic ny self hut | was oLliGed 20 re
fuse their Application 80 ne, except
thr proper aic,I "a, charxe. can have
any intercourse with tie pfsurcis.
just hen tine taail from the city was
brought in,o Gol Burkc'p q, hico There
were twenty - thirty letters addressed
a. the prisoners ca Ra:h. i.,,s,d
them over and picked ont ouc. There
is lester for NJ ---. ard know TIED
hand which addresses it it b. lttteJ|
from lis SISTER, lul ,auHut send II II
him As you know the family, you mny|
open aud read IL shall D., obliged 4 1
you, as ! open IN the l,i,crs which r,u
t. 90 from the prisoners Their 'auty
letters ! glance ot and If there rs uryI
thing important to communicate, ~
purpuri Of the lctic. ia scu' t' the p, r~o
70 whom 10 II addressed NJ, ud, L
with regard to the prisoners are ycyE
strict, and obey them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

bushcl, Of cotS sgij Me- : jacobs IL, Of donr.
bacon and several pounds # butter a. con.
trihution to The relie fund, for tn. b,ncGt u
those who may te in need OF assistance This
appears like small beginning bat II every tam.
ily in Harrison county thai pos,ess,s the ability
will ID Is we'll there will be abundance Cor nh
Hos car MOS n lawn 20 honntiiHl table,
and have the fapeiy to AK God for Il olessiur
when be has given nothing TO relieve the 1ecrs-
stiles Of those rund him. let Us take care
Of the needy, ana particularly Of the mmiles Of
our brave volunteers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05
ron rxsHoss7,
JEFFERSO.l DAVIS.
yos VICE rsrrprsr
ALEX II 81 EPiENS.
yyUt TON Al TIC kET

For n, STAY ri Lorrs
= n. ~TOcEDALE. n CJhoun county
p.R LOTT, Of smith co'in'5.
.4ffsrpGi0.
w 4 OLDHAM. Of 1fayis county.
]. NJ. STILL Of ioe.
for The D'arids.
/. ". n. WoUDw ARD ofca'boun county
.. John HENRY BROWN. Of Bell.
3 HORACE CONE Of iIsrris.
wM ". TAYLOR. Of Houston.
\. VI. J. HALL. II Harrison.
&. n. Il. RuNNEL.S, Of Bowie
.hherno,0
i,E. r. SCARBOROUGH. Of Camera
:. j. ". DANCY. Of fsyelie.
8 u. q. DICKSON, Of Grimes.
AFT FOSCUE, Of Cherokee.
8. MATT TERRY, Of 1'arran,.
6. ~ DIX, TAYLOR Of Marion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

NORHsRN Estimate OF rHf STRENGTH
or THE SuurH The New York Herald
troops IN .he field, which, although we
believe It falls far short of the true Jig
urcs, makes up All aggregate 80 iormid
able W numbers a. VIII operate upon the
fears OF the remnants OF the Manassas
racers, ~ =, to make them more cautious
hereafter Several ot the States have
now mary more troops IA the ii"ld than
is accredited to them by the Hcrald's
table, aud should an exlgrncy arise, this
quota OF each would be doubled
The figures OF the Herald are as fol.
lows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

ASuTnfE FI-u FROM Tue LINCOLN Ga
BOATS We lean th.t n SATURDAY as
VI, camp at Columbus was favored VT
another visit FROM Two or three Of ID
Cairo gunbuats-thc same that have n
Gently lecn SO very attentive to III
They came within a couple Of miles q
Columbus, and stopping at the bend
the river above, commenced feeling I'd
" masked batteries" 10y throwing raudos
shells Eighteen oi t!tes' mlsslirs wer
thrown At intervals ot about ten minutes
one of which is alleged to have stiaci
not far from Gen Pulk's headquarters
and the others seem to have been dircc'
ed toward Gen Thumpsnu's camp on ~
NJ issouti shore After exercising ,he'
batteries some three hours. .;,huui dan
aga to aay one. these boats retrcaicd q
ward their rendezvous, not a single ga
on our eide responding to their fc'nl.
Il seems to Ms that Coaf IL NJ maskt|
bai,crles, placed four 81 t've miles ahpe
on the river, would he a sUtiiclent rrmI
dy Tor the insulrNcc of Tho enemy 4
shown in these occasional Eorays. ~
pose our military men Try -We@fsi
Appeal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

A SPLENDID PRRE -- An agent in this
city, Of A. Belmont, Of New York, has
been purchasing for some time past, a
large quantity Of tobacco for his priuci.
pal, which IS said to he now in store in
this city, to the handsome amount Of
three Thousand hogsheads, worth, in
round Numbers, $3.50 900 The agents
OF Lincoln have been very active for
some time past III seizing the funds and
property of southern men IN the north
ern citles We are reioiced that the
Confederate Government have. in .hia
magnificent lot Of tobacco, fund SUN
cient 10 cover q very large portion If tho
recent Yankee contiscattnns at the North
An2uste Belmont ia q well known
banker in Wall stroet---tho same whom
Secretary Chase recently sent over to
London to aticmpi a aegotia,ion Of the
Federal war loan. and who zoe, with a
sig al failure A Belmont III aso the
intimate friend and financial agent of
Gen Fremont and is doubtless "a synpa-
thiacs in tina, officer's brutal measure. in
Missouri We have no doubt that the
Confederate Receiver, under the Reqnes.
tra,ion act, Mr. Giles, will hook Ut. mntlv
after this tobacco Of Belmont, - Richmond
Dp::s;;-.-h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

1nE FiGnr At BARBouRsvfLLE, Ky. The
Knoxville Register, Of the 22d instant,
has the following
Mr. P. $ Snyder, a private in Capt
R1wan's company, the Mct'hec luvincl
bes, who was ~ the fight at Bnrbouts
willie. on Thursday murning, and who ar
rived here Yesterday direct from our
camp At Cumberland Ford, communicates
the following particulars;
Abuut 500 of our troops, under Col,
Battle, with two or three companies Of
cavalry, w9c advancing on Bsrbours-
willie about daylight on Thursday morn.
ing, aud were within a quarter 81 a mile
Of that place at a bridge crossing arav-
me, when q body Of Lincolnites opened
fire upon them The FIRE was returned
by two companies Col. Battles farce,
when our cavalry Jagged on the enemy,
putting them to flight.
Lieut.. Powell. of the Hawkins Boys.
on our slle was killed, and j, +. Brow
der. OF the McGbeo luvincibies. vas NOR
,a!lY saupdcd The loss on the side Of
the i.ipculnitcs had no, been fully ascer.
tanned, but number If their dead. va
riously stated at from 30 to 90. were
found upon the ground. Two prisoners
only were taken. The Lincoluiies. &C.
cordlag To statements Of persons in Bar
baursvilc, numbered only some four hun
dr.d men. aud not 1900 as a, first report
ed. Capt. Rowan, who brAveIy led his
men into the fight, narrowly escaped
with his life as he seemed to have been
the large, at which. the enemy chiefly
aimed A lock Of his hair was shot "a,
his sword belt Gu, in two by ball. and
the und of his finger barked by another
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

~ We publish the names of the officer.
and priye,es ai tao companies Of Col GreFg's
regrSsnt .o-sii the Texas Patriots" frou
upshur eoru,y. under the command OF Capt
!. CAnr q thoroughly drilled and experienced
officer, and shc Lone Star Roel-" from Smith
county commanded by Capt W II Ssirr lsae
editor Of the Tyler Sen,ncl. Next week al
the COMPANIES ~ill b. mustered il and we will
b. enablsd to poblirh compete li-' Of the
sss,re toyra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05
aycriYrs YoR THE RgPUBLIcAr,
An APPEAL TO IHy CITIZENS oY HAsRI scN

Col. Gregg. Regimen, will he ready In a few day.
Ia march 10 the sea, Of ~ar Mr. ane thing lena'as
and ,Aa, i the que. ton Of ams No one doubts inst
The services Of these and ns Of hoa-and. of 9th
CT. arc I'D Immediately and bat unless they ATE
placed promptly 10 the field disastrous coneqasnse-
may ilnw. The Confederate Governm.g, has eI
hAastea it. supply Of and the question il pre-
.sn,.d will they I've fnrahnrd from ,b~ private arms
IN the country
Tie Id inventory If the private arms 10 the STATE
n.tn'ea under the order OF Governor CLARK. hAs
proved roneln.iyely That ,bere sunislsnt mum
b.r Il guns 10 Texas 10 urn every company that may
b en-, - he var snd leave a Sufficient aunier
sci aG h,r home aeteaos. 1hls inventory exhib',eJ
SHAT na on. wH,il have believed IN reference this
tp.at, ia si.,ra Il ~ foaud that thsie wcre be.
~ 81 lsy ufls BAD 'seu'ytwo hundred guns With
iAe aeascr Ia pHe or tso psccuct' not reported So
ten ttsfe ~. $3.50 guns. Whoa N. vumpsnie-
"a Gregg. rsimco, get "a. there will not lie over
+. neu i.n In Harrison capable Of Bearing arms,
showing that this county slone furnish isoo guns,
Ard have snouxh lett arm every man remaining
81 tssr..
It's desired therefore, this. every man ~ho has q
gun shst he can possibly spare, vi. bring /, 10 with
o., delay. and depas, Il at tie store Of ae--r- g. G..
Crsgg Co.. or at Me-sr- Bfsdaeld s itllcy-,
wh-~ II will be examined and .ir price allowed
fos il 50 Cent. tk,sss paper.
Ihe apdeisisbtd deem 4 unnecessary 10 m ts IN
appeal 10 the patriotism oi the people. Nm who
vouatr~r oi toe defence of the eaaafyy ough, 40,
h. aspi de Tor ;.s want pi Arrss and The man who
ssays st home and !. unwilling 10 Surrender HI. gun
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05
r. MuRRAII

AZ ELEcroRN FicEgr-Fonr weeks from
mex, wednesday the g!setion takes place for
President and Vice rr.adcn, and members Of
Congrss No electoral tickle, has lcen thus
mr prersnsed We have waited until the asi
hour, hoping that ticket would be- otared but
have waited in vain. Something must We done
In this emergency 80 have with the aid OF -
friend iormed ticket and one we thiuk will
prove pcnersily incapable Without M clHc.
toral ticket The vote Ut the State cltnuut h. east
and It would thus seem TINT Texas either want q
confidence IN her pubiic men, or Cth iudiil.
about matter OF the grayest importance 10 a
free people. The eecliou should not only bc
held but every vote IN the tat, cast. Il fer no
other reason to show that We orc a united
people. We put forth The ticket with great
reluctance and for the reason that nccttsiiy
mngly compass Us to adopt Thu. course.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-05

" We have moss three announcements for
the State Senate, 10 wit Mr. c G. Coppedge
sn ir'eliccu, clever gentleman living me- ar the
line Of the COMMITTEES Of Upshur aud Harrison /,
Col s. @. Newman who has served several
years in the legislature and very highly es
teemed and Dr. s. ". BosSlcy, OF elmer.
who Is well knosn in both counties, Who viii
be the successful candidate remains to ne sem
Has Col VI. r Locke REILLY resigned And if
he has why has there been NJ oritr for an elec-
tion ?