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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-08
NEW SERIES-NO. 1S48

in that arm, there is no possibility Of 9
light for, besides the difficulty Of getting 9
multitude Of cannon over 20 miles Of mud
hob deep, the ground is too soft to admit Of
using them in battle. Although il has Of
ten been attempted, the Soath hes never
been successfully invaded at any season; II
Is not to be supposed that the impossible
feat viii be performed now in the very worst
season that could be chosen for the purpose
The enemy might, with much better chance
OF success, brave the feEers which protect
US In winter, than the impossible roads and
pleuro pneumonia, which protect us more
efectuslly in winter
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of vend. ex. TO me directed and de
- livered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Ia
wilson county Tennessee, at its January term 1861
Will expose u public sale, 10 the hsst bidder for
cash. at the Court House yard in the city Nashville
on saturday, the l4th day of December 1861 an the
right, title, Claim, interest and estate which James
Charlton then had may have since acquired in and
to the following described piece parcel of land stu
aied lying anu being in District No. g. in the county
oI Davidson, and state OF Tennessee and bounded as
follows Saw and Grst mill on Hurricane creek boun-
ded on the North and West by the lands of W. F. KIM
bro, and on the South and East by the lands of N
himbro-containing twelve or fifteen acres being
levied on as the property of j. H. Charlton TO satisfy
Judgement rendered in favor of B. D. Harris against
J. H. Charlton and j. J. D. r. Shumate.
J. K. -EDMONDSON, Sh'f.
BY f. u. NHITwoRTH, H. Shift
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Change OF Name.

The Unionists Of Kentucky have lately
adopted new name and now cau them
selves "Loyalists.' The very name Of "uR-
ion man" has become such 9 stencil IN the
nostrils Of all candid and consistent men.
both North and South, that no man Of the
least degree of seE-respeet could consent to
bear it any longer. Branded By the South
as traitors, by the North as hypocrites. and
by both az towards, it is no wonder thst en-
effort should be made to rid themselves of
it. l'-ei-es-zs5 ls.il
The exact difference between thetwo they
do mt ATTEMPT TO define. It Ia intended TO
denote some change Of opinion TO suit the
circumstances-noth more ct most than
the difference between tadpele and Q ffog
the loyalists being an advanced stage OF
Unionist, more active but Of the same ns-
ture. The difference does not justify the
change were there not other cogent reasons.
It shows the terrible force Of public ePin-
ion which thus forces men claiming ..to Be
respectable to change their name. 10
assume an alias is q dodge resostsd to
only by men of vile character and OF vii
lsinous reputation; and the fact itself coa-
demns any one convicted Of il. It Is very
certain that both the name of Unionist ana
Of loyalist and of all who bear them VIZ
70 down to posterity with equal disgrace
and infamy.-Lou. Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-08
SheriH's Sale.

~ from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its January term, 1861 will
expose TO public sale, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House yard in the city of Nash
vile, on Saturday, the 18th dag Of December 1861 :
al the right, ttle claim, interest and estate which
Samuei kimbro then had or may have since acquired
in and TO the following described property: Twenty
acres Of land in the 9th Civil District OF Davidson
county, being the same land bought by said Kmbro
OF said JONES' this being the last payment of the pur
chase money levied upon as the property and at the
request OF said kmbFe, and evidence by deed dated
gth July 1851, and registered in the Registers office
BOOK No. 70, page 6-bounded the North by the
lands Of A Carper, East by E W. Williams, South.
by Kimbro, West by W r. Paul, being levied on as
the property oil Samuel Rirnbro to satisfy judg
ment rendered in favor of Benjamin F. Jones against
Samuel Kimbro and s II. Ham.
!. X. EDNONDSON, Sh'T
By Z. D. WBHwoREH D. Shift
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Seven Slaves at Chancery Sale.

I the Court House in Nashville Saturday, De-
"a cember 2lst, 1861, pursuant to a decree of the
Cbancery Court At Nashville in the case OF j. F. New
mas and wife Fred Sloan and others Will sell 10
the highest bidders the following SLAVES of the estate
OF the late Fred Sloan, towit Rachel, woman aged
20 TO 90 years; Hart, aged 49, Ambrose, IL; Nathan
\; Arthur 3; Ben, 3; and Thomas, l. Rachel and Ar
thur, Ben and Thomas, TO be sold in one lot.
TERNs-Threr months credii--i5uTchaSers TO execute
notes payable in bank satisfactorily endorsed or notes
lciH be discounted,
decl J. E. GIEAYFS c EM
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@astrille asriot.
TERMS

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t6e subscriber must order otherwise il viii e coutiQ
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o. al our option If The party i good, il VII eo sent
IL Gil paid.
Remttancss by mail, IL registered letters 81 our
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Prayer for the Welfare eT che Con.
sederaey.

The following form of prayer for the
welfare of the COnfederacy, has been ia-
troduced by the Rev. DR. Illowsy, in his
Synagogue, on Rampant street. New Or
leans!
almighty and merciful Father, master
and creator of all beings, lord Of hosts,
king of all worlds and nations, thou hast
at all times been the tower of strength Of
all those who appealed to thee with Q
contrite and devotional heart; thou hast
performed great and tremendous wonders
in Egypt, and hast with a mighty arm
redeemed the cruelty oppressed Isrse.
from the hand of their merciless oppres-
sors and ruthless tyrants: thou hast com
manded the wind to blow; thou hast
commanded, and the foods stood upright
as wall, the depths were congesled in
the heart of the sea. Israel was saved
Pharoah with his mighty hosts were scat
tered, and his chosen captains sunk a.
lead in the mighty waters. Ever living
God, thou art still the same God, who
vast before everything was created: time
could not make thee older, neither could
days diminish thy glory, nor weaken thy
power and greatness, thou art still the
same wonderful God, who hast saved Js-
cob from the hand of his brother Esau.
David from the destructive sword Of his
enemies, Elijah from the blood-thirsty
Ahab, Daniel from the lions cave; yes,
thou art yet the same God, and we are
yet thy children, who, like our ancestors.
fear, love and worship thee.
"Show us, therefore, o Omerciful Father.
the same wonders as thou hast shown unite
our ancestors, and let, as in times of yors.
our enemies see that vain is the horse for
victory, and of no avail the multitude Of
an army, for thou art only with the cause
of the righteous. o favor, thou, o Lord.
plead ana sindiczte, thoa, o Kat1e<. our
cause shield and guard thou our bsloFed
country under the shs3oH of thy pateT-
nal love, and save Us, thy children, from
the frstricidal hand of the threatening
and advancing enemy. o Father hear,
hear Father, the cries of 50 many broken
hearted mothers and lonely widows. who
lost so early their brave sons and hus-
bands in this unhappy war. See, aud
count the hot tears of so many abandoned
orphans, whose fathers sacrificed them
selves for the welfare of their country.
Hear the bubbling os the innocent blood
of our fallen noble and gallant wsrrioss
who gladly shed their blood for the right
eous cause of their countrymen. @. let
the precious victims and the shedding Of
innocent blood be enough. and look mer-
cifully down upon Us, for in Thee alone
we put our trust and grant peace, love and
harmony to return again into our gates.
and consolation into our mournfui cities
and villages. Bless, o mercifui Father,
preserve, guard and assist the consatuted
officers of the Government of our gleri-
Gus Confederscy. Bless, also, our faith
full leader, the President of the Coafed-
crate States, and all his eounsellors; pre-
serve them, grant them life, and save them
from all manner of trouble and danger;
fill their hearts with wisdom, fear OF thT
name, and love to all mankind. lsE
"Aay this be thy will o God. and Let
us all say, AMEN" -l......-.4s-
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Sheriu'S Sale.

Rf virtue of an Alias Yenditon Exponas to me di-
II rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson County Tennessee its September
Term 1861, will expose TO public sale, the highest
bidder for cash, al the Court House Yard in the CITY
o. nashville, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of December
1851 ali the right Title claim interest and estate
which Felix G. Mckay then had, or may have since
acquired, in and TO the following described property
VIZ likely Nesto Man, named John, Of yellow com
pexion aged about 30 years being levied on as the
property OF feiir g. Mckay to satisfy Judgment rem
dered in favor of +. Gibson, use, &c against Felix G
Mckay and L. Y. Craig.
J. X. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff
Nov 27-tds By ". d. RosKRTSoS Dep Sff
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A bstract OF the Condition Of the Aus
gusta Insurance and Banking Conn

pany.
Mad in compliance srith the La,cs Of the Sic Of Ten
zesse TO regulate the AoeEcies Of Fbregn Insurance
Companies, SsctiOn 44e to 1900
lst The of the Company is the Augusta Irsu
rance aud Banking Company.
ID and 3D. The amount Of Capital Stock all
PAD IN E-.-- 1915 600 90
4th--1st. Cash on hand. fI08 355 o5
2d. The RealFstate.. .......... 20 s32 43
81. City Of Augusta Bonds, seven per
cent. SIS 900 worth ......... I3 500 90
City of Memphis Bonds, six per
SCENT sl4 900 worth. .......... 200 90
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Bonds, ten per cent. S55, 900
Confederate state Bonds, eight per
cent S25 900 worth. ........... o., 900 90
State Of Tennessee Bonds ak per
cent. S16 600 worth ....-.... 5000 90
state ofGeorga Bonds, six per cent.
$500 worth. $50 90
9Th Insurance Dues. Gss29 IS
IN Bsrk Stoesisss ...-......... 42,IS4 90
Otner SOCKS. ..:.....--.-....-...... go 90
Notes Discounted 44e 4.
Confederate States Loan. $3.50 90
Bills of Exchange Observation-Disclosures % $40 90
AL other sureties ies...-................ 614i0 81
Total. ,SI4. .2sI Il
9Th. Liabilities due or moi due
9th. losses adjusted and due,
9Th. Losses unadjusted and
not due-none
sth aud 9Th. Losses unadjust-
49,, ed;:.-..;;-.-.....--.... 22,90O 90
10th Other Claims. .-...... IA, 500 90 4s1,773 O2
ssso5Os GO
9th. The greatest amount insured $4,000.
l2th amount insured in any city is not defined.
IJth. me greatest amount IN block, $l5 600.
Personally appeared before me- the subscriber. C.
F. AcCay, Secretary OF the Augusta Insurance ana
Banking Company, who being duly sworn, dsposeth
and Faith that the above correct and true
tn the best Of his knowledge and belief.
c. F. MCCAY, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 1sth Au.
gust, 1851.
AIPHIUS C. BEANS, Notary Public
The same oath which the Secretary above taken on
his part Us President take on my part.
WM- ". DAUTTNGNAC, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 3Oth day Of
August, 1861 T. J. TUCKER,
J. r for Fayette county, Tenn.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. Il, 1861. (
Ihis is 10 certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, located at Augusta the State of
Georgia. has complied with all the requirements of the
Code, on the subject OF Foreign Insurance Companies
n section 119S TO 1907 inclusive, well the Act of
2ith March, 1S6o chapter 215 section TO- requiring
depoait with the Comptroller of twenty thousand dol
lara Of SIX per cent. Bonds Of the State.
and that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
H. 81 J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above IS one Of the oldest and most reliable In
surauce Companies in the South Those wishing nsur
anre viii please call the undersigned at the corner
novs-dtf JESSE THOMAS, Agent.
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Estate of James Harran.

A Administrator of the late James Harran, here
n by notify all persons indebted to him to make
payment TO me, and all Who have claims against him
TO present the to at my office for allowance
and settlement aud also give further notice that 70 ali
claims not presented within the time required by law
will plead the statute in bar. j. E GLEAVES,
oct16-d1wGw1m Administrator.
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Fever and Ague,

s.s,,o which mankind sulflr over large pnrt "
he gol,e. is the consequence ~ n'sss1
a he ~ stem, induced by the poisonous ih1 ,
~ vscrtnbc decay This exhaiat'on v eso ~.
y, N. action Of solar heat on wet SOL, aisi nsss
~ ,.,h she wascry vapor from Il. While the sun =
hslow me horizon this sapor fingers mar ~.
-a,fh's surface. and the virus u TAKEN WIZ =
X ,s,navh ~ lungs into the blood. There 49,
a. an Irritating poison on ,he 's INV. liver ~.
and excrcting organs Of the body. lne N.Y. ~.
comes torpid and fails ~ secretc ~ v''s ~.
,S,ns mt also the bile from the blood Duaa
~ xir,,s ami the bile accumulate ~ w s'te ,
eor' ana uroince violent constitutional ulsoIls.
The srlcon. the kidacys. aud the stomach ssn YIN,
nsfhite With the liver, and become u'~e'us's.
siso FINALLY. the Instinct Of our organism, ~
IN an attempt 10 cxpel the noxons ~ Y, ~
conccntra,cs the whole blood OF lug 49,, - ~,
snsrr-,.i excrctorics to force them TO cast on
;rSe l,oi leaves the surface. and PUSHES " ~
central organs with congcstive violence; ~ y, |,
AZ t,Hrfa. But In this effort u fa'ls. lnsa ~ ~
sSvSr follows. In which the s'icoi leaves M
central organs and rushes 70 the sunaes ~ I
N another effort 10 cxpei the irn'aunk Il
throu rh the other great excretory ~, 4,
This also Il fails and the system anh'uolis ~, :
,s,,nr exhausted and waits for the recoss'5
strength 70 repeat the hopeless ehori ai.vss' 80
anc-s ae the Ats or pnroxyslns ot IN, - J,
Aary such constitutional DISORDER VIII - !
course undermine the health y = y nor 1
We have laborcd 70 find, and have 'oa"''
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Ayers Ague Cure,

..,nh n,utralizes this malarous poison " wv
blnnI and stimulates the liver 40 mp M ~.
XII l,Iy' A II should. 50 " does cus ~. Nc, !,
a;r,t ~ disorder with perfect ceriaihls. - -.
49, ',,sr, ar rather does what i 81 more ~.
49, ,hose subject 10 this Infection y tanyn
y. 4 ,<pcls Il IRON the system ~ y y ~.
sorl. anl thus keeps those VINO WI y
~ Attacks keeps the sys'em IN hcnl. Nv, ,,iv
sxnosed 10 the disease. onseqncnil. ~ NJ
mt protects from Inc great vnrlv's -
ssrsions which are induced ~ THIS n y, t'r
soa,,..r~e snch rs Refniitcnt Fever, t,,' ssss'
n,,,,,h az Masked Agur, Pcrodieai i .s-lItHs
u i,l,us Ucadachc, Bilious feyerS, rcusa,E ~
w,.,na,ssm- Cout. Blindness, Ioot.acne, ~ 4 =
a.,,e Cafnrrh. Asthma. Falpifaiions, rahlu. 4
s.c,oas az tbe Spleen, Mysteries. Conc, Ialus
AMI pninfui Affections Of the s'ohaen W. a,,s.
"a III ~ which. when arising from ihis
LII ~ found 10 assume more OF less tie ises
-. rvpe. This .AG uE CuRE removes ny ea''''
~ 49, ARRANGEMENTS, and cures Inc disease.
.,sh;s !, arco,nplishcs BY stimulating ING cNs.o
~ - -, "A he virus from the system nns
sese organs by degrees become nao',sa " ~
sheir office Of their own arrori nenss -a,i I,
what We term acclimnfon. Time may !,
,,.e same end. but often life Is not long y !,
= s.cv;frrd In the attempt, while ths ~ :
cr.v. doe< II al once. and with SAFETY. nas =
s,t veason 10 believe this - suret ~ 49,, 49, !
..fsr remedy for the whole class o. ussao,
hseh arr caused by the miasInauc 'nise''o.
sn.r snv other which has been discoveries, =. :,
- hss stil another important advantase - :.
publc. which Is, that II Is cheap ~ "''' -
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,.. w M hu4A.~n talEiy - AA's'e' " 49,
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MIR X, MA yyho hnss used II, Inc n'us's
.,.,.rate rowersnil, upon shc stomach, eo'o's
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i,iuorous action. AMI thus. y ihc 'anpae pr
cess II slrsnCs heniis hasure' lAADs 'AS y
t.,n To- triumph over disease
"a. rlatulency Ioas 81 Aii's'te' ''ah! n''.V s
7 .,.mal.inis. arising from morbid inacne'
: M ,t. stomach on iO~s.s, producing SranP''
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b.tgns have no eHu'i' u,,..oo,
). piasrh,ea. dyseniesycr TGr. ~ genera''yo XXI,
,rastel N. new spils " anu caused pFiheiPsi,!
n.-,hn .l.,,ugo M water nn4t .ct, Wilt sfeeuJ
r,,,..l y. 4 hysel ure " Ills Preparation
y ..,.ne,,.;a. d.sease n...c, - lfvpApiy l'''
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w. MIX, ..l the cause OK which nay away
NJ ,..s,,,ih,te.l No arrangements o. ~ digestive
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY

cl.rk-nAzfl n. FDsoNsr'S.
Aaai,or j.Hx MLnKlNGfR
T.,e-urer- THEoD' sDKAMANS'
Recorder SrlrHss lAncKE-
Sheriff J.HS Nfikn
t.arensr- -WN. ScHufiTLfMA>-
sn-y.v,r " BrslAAiS Z kEnf.
HARVEY NlcnrLsrA' -
y. y. blcgwKKnknT, 'o"n''Ss''"''''
MN ~. GRKhS. ,
.rsicxss ~ RAssnRlrch Towssh'r'
lnS,ires--A. II. Alexander, M. hse'e'
) Rese.
Trustee Kasner John.
Notwithstanding Ecker, !. uu1kr'
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Prof q. }. W. GODS
ps.sTORsTIyE CORDIAL
AND
RI.OOD RBN0IAT0R,

~ Il precisely v hat IL name 'no'ca'e-
whi,s nleasant 10 The taste, y 70 r.
l.-,..;.'. ,,,l,,a,inv aud strengthening 20
~. ..,,.i r,wers. Ii also reviyInes. frin-
80. "a reosws the blood in all ne or's,-
-, a,,,v nd renders the system insu''
.hIs ~ attacks Of disease. IL y 'ns
~" -. s.sn.~.,;on ever offered 10 the wor'o
49, a.,.~ lorm 50 as 20 be IN the feach
- -, a. : sure preventive and cure -
~....n,icc bronchitis. Indigestion, DFs
oonsu% -. 81 Appetite. Fsininess,
i P.,....s Irr,ssbili,y. Neuralgs,
n p.lpastion Of the Heart, Mel
.nchcly. Hypochandria,
. N,pht Sweats. Ian
COR. Giddiness,
end al that
Class Of
80. % Fearful " Fatal. called Fema''
w.,Lnssses and Irregulnf''i.-
THERE NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also Liver arrangements az IorpsIry
Iiver Complainis. Diseases oil me y y
80. j. INV general arrangement 81 70
lUrinsry organs t.,a;,
rtsIIIS md FEVER. bu, prevent al o.
,.cts arising from Mlssna'ic Influences. %
ere the Diseases at once, y a'feaos
tackled. III. 80,
~, viii in!alibly prevent any oe'e'fr'''
rouseque noes following upon change q
mate and wster-
-. d;gestiye organs, IL shonio be ~
- \ ands ~ all persons Of -sdentary hao'r.
The I.mr@ not accustomed 10 uucn oue
Of EXERCISE should always NE y.
MarurRs should use ". To- y sa perl'
70. -a,ss (, /. kon month or two before ne ~
- ,,,. she will pass the dreadful period
lent ,e,lec, Ease aud safety
eful- There il no mistake about y!
VIII rux coRprAL rs I'll We CLAIM FOR IT.
al. Al. Mothers Try Ii.
full acd ~ vou Ne appeal, 10 detect the
the 800 ~ decline moi only Of your daugp
with before il be too late, but also you, go
/ on. husband de; Tor while the former nom
SC, Mcs deIicscy 60 dcwn,o = premature ~. !,
49, 81 than let their condition pc kno"" 7" !.
The latter are often so mixed up'n VIC -
meut OF business. that II u were not 'o'
shun. thew too would travel IN the same oo~
land: ps,h. until Il 10 too late 70 srfes. ,ne'.
bv ALLAH. Bu, The mother e always v'e''an''
n q YOU we confdentially appeal, ior "
Isure vDur never falhu4 eureei." = -
len & l,n0ly point YOU to PROF. WOODS
al. STOR ALIVE CORDIAL AND bL.
------ IRENOvATOR % the remedy which q
/, be slwsys on hand il time Of need.
nm. PRcy. Woop's HAIR REsroRATrvk
n too well known for us r. recount ''s
'"s's e,trl efFscts 10 restoring GRAY Hair
original color, and producing Now ~
public, bald heads. -
,.iIor. We could refer 90 thousands OF
shsre witnesses, 70 We found 10 every city 90
I workIsre In The Union, but our space -
. done admit. We need do no more 'nsn
Acc. |,hs people its quality Il @ good % eve
TrrV l,has 4 NAV Be relied % . The only
,'nA Iless article IL the market for Reston'
w .,Grsy end Bald =
MN, at The Restorative Cordial and Hssr !
un'on ,lls,;ve ere for ssle BY Q. ,. WOOD =
nmenss' VA Broadway, N. Y, ia Market
'ne III 81. Louis and BY al druggists
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
wes, Main street. next door to the Brewery
ft~ JASPER. IND.

OFFERS his services 10 the public
q attend 10 Ill the branches Of tailor
va inn. snd will Be thankful for share
~ os,ronsee. He guarantees ell his work
!. q done Ia The best style. Cutting done
= go, .,sirs. Nov. q, 1860.
sr- cFCII,IX CONCORDIA SOCIETY
The regular meesings Of this Society ar'
IA ~ Art Saturday 10 every month, .
a c,elock. p. NJ, Il their hail IN the Unio'
u.vss. Weekly meetings for instrumenss
ma voea, musie srs held subject % ne q
seesioA Of The Musical Director.
los. sERMERSHEIM, President.
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