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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
FOR RENT

T HAVE four handsoms Costaes Houses n Adgsfield
that would like - rent e guod teoante a. the
year, 1851. For Information call ~ NY rea,dance =
Edgcaald, VIM. Moore, who is euthofized rest
o. I'll them. = = ~ 3. 4. UEHE AN7m
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
Cross Ties " anted

1NHE Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
i pany wish to contract for 40 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thick well hewn, TO face at
narrowest place not less than inches clear Of bark
timber 20 be sound be delivered the grade line
Of the road In Nashville
The contractors want to contract for 80 900 WHITE
POST0AK TIES of the same size the above to be
delivered the line of the road piles from section
II to section "a enough each section to supply the
same.
Persons wishing TO bid will direct TO the President
and Directors Of the Nashville and North western Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee.
july21-tf
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Written notice must be given 70 take ont and stop
advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise We shall charge til done
No contract Of yearly advertisements VIII be discor-
tinued without previous notice 10 Us, nor WIN any
charge De made for less than one year At the yearly
rates. e - 49,
AS- Advertisers exceeding the pace eou-
tracted for win be charged for the excea. a.
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n, NASHVILLE lSa1 PLoW WORKS. KS

HAVING rebuilt our establishment, and furnished
II it throughout with the latest and most approved
facilities for manufacturing Picws, etc, We now
manufactured from tho best quality OF material and
in the best style of workmanship With our long ex
perieace in the business, and superior facilities for
doing the work, we think guaranty q better ar
tcls than can be obtained elsewhere adapted
wants OF the Southern Planter aud Farmer, and at
iess prices than similar quality Of work be pur
chased in the North
Orders from merchants filed at . liberal discount
from card prices Send your address, and get our
circular. SHARP 4 HAMILTON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
A Thousand Babies Wanted,

(tHlLDRES Of any age can now have their pictures
" taken perfect, as we have built Room expressly
for their Groups OF Children also taken In ra-
ton of second, clear weather. Mothers need not
now have the trouble take them Gallery dozen
times, and at last put up with q caricsture if they
viii but go once TO
febIs-tf HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
NASHVILLE, TENN. FRIDAY, APRIL ge, 1861.
joyful News!
The Cry is ''Stin They Come"
WHAT?

Why beautiful goods, that viii cause great talk,
Az our old friend, II. Powers, has just returned from
New York
And receiving his store Southeast corner Of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which he'll sell very
fair,
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which in beauty and durability s'truy divine %
He has coats and pants Of almost every style and
shade.
Nest fashionably cut, and very neatly pressed and
And for handsome vests-he'u sell you one in
fash
For the very least possible share of your cash.
Ner forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps a varietr of suitable hats,
The finest caps-al fancies sure to please
Both cloth and SILK and new style Japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So TO N. Powers don't neglect bring your dollars
For with myriads We would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail TO suit;
Those most neat and fastidious in taste,
Who of in badly made clothes their money waste.
But strange to say: for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined TO expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains so very rcih are rare,
That will compel you for months to wonder and stare.
He keeps clothing to suit the large and the SMALL
And to credit our word, Just give him call.
"Quick sales and small profits" is his motto long
traced,
So to N. Powers Store for bargains make haste.
apr62m
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
CLARKsBUKG, VA, FxDAas july ~, 1851. ~


. Companies A. and G. are now stationed
on the B. 40 R. T., guarding bfiasesa
while companies b, Ct, LIZ X sfs ea33
cainpetf sksE lisassthtdwn; some 40 miles
from ParkersbuFg, and west off this alaceE
some forty iniles.s COL Gilmore 81 ing
eoRplalid sof fhe lstssF While Llepk lolI
Tlflsy coing3 as Gle Battatlon ~
burg Major Penn has been absent gnl
farlough, On account of I'M health, and
has not been With the Regiment since
their invasion IF shs sqsred soa of Viir-
GINA. ~ ~ I L. lsss., :, Il ss
The encampment beres has received the
name Of Camp Hurley ID compliment 70
CDR very worthy and distinguished Lieut.,
Colonel man whom all love and HI
psct, and who shall sbe held in grateful
remembrance for his kindness to his men
and the interest he manifests ID their vel
fare. This Reginent Is Composed Of men,
Of sterling, merit and bravery, men who
have been taken from the various avoca-
tons Of life-4who. have enjoyed life lib
sertg and pursued happiness as circum-
stances dictate, They are therefore ready
to oHsf their lives in defense Of TIE Star
iSpangled Banner, and for the maintain
anee Of this glorious Uuion =.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

Hay~ The edito of the Charleston Mcr-
curry complains hat his water pipe has
been cut. Pity t hadn't been his wind
pipe.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

HW- An opEr":,r' r,. ext @r, I'LL, C
diScnurs" may he '"',,.5 i, ,i,: t.n,.rr: |,
verse of the TIVE ':t in, er O.. Io.er. ,..
il" The cites of the ,..n.h shall e hu. L.,
and none shall ",en hem"
BkD~ On We Ine-lay last, a man sup,
posed to be insane WAS taken to II
Guard house. The burden of his rvdg
was that the Pay Master had arried."
DG- Soldiers sometimes conrsAin Of
hard fare, but if they Will visit Ais Office
they can find more pi than a Y9mentsan
eat 81
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

n-.tLcti. DAVIS toll his de'u1cl fol-
lowers, at the cut,et Of our present great
national titb2ulry, that the war should
I've wholly upon the soil Of the Northern"
States" He seems to be 4 long while in
getting it there,
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

RAJ Al a recent meeting of the Sunday
School Union If New OrIc ms, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, with en-
tire uianlm,ty:
"RFso|ce7, That committee Of ladies
and gentlemen be appointed to raise chill
dren for the Sabbath Schools"
This ba ju!icious step in the way of
reform Heretofore the chief occupation
of the NV Orleans people has been to
"raiselsAHnyiIg.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
@llO lreai- gefoaa.
OKARKsBBRG, "a.


= q ~ HI y
Regiment VAS mustered iaES Inc
alltiee Of he STATE Of Ohio oa the 2Sd
az * My 1861, al Camp Jackyous co.
lenbus % The following are the Field
Of6ees Colonel, VIM; b, Gilmore; lieut..
QelansIi JOIN Al Tufaeyj Major d a..
Psnn Adjutaats RI u. Mckinley. y
Medical STAFF Surgeon, A, Crane;
SnFgeen's Mate, Sehenck, N t !.
Drum Major, Wesley Nolan; Fife
MajOr, John King ~. 2
Ths following are the names Of dose
composing the Rsgimeutal Band: :.
Marcellus Haliok, Leader and Chief
Rssinental BugIsr VIM. Lang, FAnk
Moore Henry Blackburn, a. E. Mhey,
~: Miller John Sanders, John Lasch,
Quincy Park. .' .. S!s y
ct The four Genpah; les stationed hen u
2, p 3 and TIE following are she
EiisIs asa Btassess Fl Hers fs Geo. E
JOSEPH worth. George Powers;
so6 Flank y '..ss III
Ils following s4psiliss compose she
rs I'M ,,st,Is n,
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

r. 4
Capt. Robinson; dO.sD., sci~. t"a,,y
Guards, Captain ABpler Co. E, :er""'t
County Guards, Capt. Hulick Go. +
Washingtou's Rfemen, Capt. Bell, Ga.
G., Scluto County Guards, Captain VIII
helm; Go. H., Athens County Guards,
Capt. Pickett; Co. l., Clermvut County
Guards, Capt OImstead; Co. X, High
land County Guards, Capt. Jayne
Four Companies were ordered from
Camp Jackson on the 18th day Of May,
and on the Both the remaining SIX left for
Athens, Ohio. The latter six compun. es
met with a sad d!+I@ter on lie Il. y Z. H.
R., twenty mile, east ul Ch'II.cothc, by
the breaking Of an axle on the tender
Six cars were thrown from the track
Capt. Olmstead's company suffered the
severest loss; two men were killed and
twenty-five wounded. The wounded were
well cared for by the humane and charlta-
bic citizens Of Chillicothe, at which p lace
they remained until they recovered from
their wounds,
After remaining at Camp Wool. nc'r
Athens, for several days, Coml'an ( A.,
C., D., E., F. and II. went to s'rAe',
burg, Va, while the others 'emn'"". ~
guard the Bird les anu tre>o!e ".'rk Tn The
Railroad. RenImel at ParAer>b"r=
.ouartered in the Railroad l'rpr!. UNI
June 10Th, when we Left for LnNNrH;-
Va, arriving on the morn ~ Vi " .'"' IL
-Four Comp4nie, receive ten ; IN 'h" ny
after they arrived he:e. and .""e I."'' }
went into camp on beautiful e'evation
west of the town, where every convent
n, euce necessary to the comfort OF the Sol
disrs is afforded. The location Is a """o
AOne to guard the Weston road from the
L ipgresS Of the rebel troops, should they
Il have the audacity to attempt to invade 'ne
place +gy
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

A Nhh MlsTANE.-Wc are daily
assured BY Southern journals that there
arc nd Chi"n men in the instructed
Srat"r--;. are Se"e~Si"n:>ts. If so, what
are lhoritjGcu, with whom they arc filling
their uris6r, as hostages for the safe re-
turn "I the prisoners of war which the
Feicr"I lLM;,> have captured?
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
northern Traitors. .

So,,r efforts to put down req s's y
,,. ." st.,ss tits a matter III ae alttls
u.s 's;st, - rs I'd know whether g pUs
there are enemies behind US = 8 vi
Wv Wa ths o1estion Of Disunion eng n
Secession was va stiifit in abeyanse. the allt
ss,ss ,ns,ss;,yes vario,p d . promise
t n neace we're fully discussed shroaghs
1It NY r. Nortb but Unionists were plainly
told by the enemies of the GoyeEnslspss 4
that there could be no acceptaebl sogpre b.
! mise offered. No proposition would ~ Fe7
ceve attention, except such an pas =
uould concede the right Of sePaarataion'
and hence the power Of the minority 10y
hold the full control of the Government I !
But all hope of compromise or c9neesslo WI,
unless conquered one--Was desst9gsou.
bv.the assaults of the rebels on the Ame 4
ican flag The blow struck at spmteg te sLL.
heavily on the hearts Of all patriots II. y
, the country and the call Of the Presisasn
foSnd thousands Of men. With VilliRsii
r hearts and strong arms, ready fot alRhSp
- tho national honor. We knew aEl
" attack had been nude on HE gonsti t1ls
# tiional Government by TaAIgeoRs, s a1
re parties were forgotten by almost l gu !.
d Still there we're some who seemed e tA l1
70 they owed no allegiance to sughs ssss !
,e Party. and gary1 must d I. sasea ~
ne The motives desires and opinions
i'll the Northern people have been misd.a-
Mt ceved by our Southern felow-citizen
and this misconception has almost entirely
e been brought about by the wllful and ma
in licious SANDERS issued by few party edi
a. tors at the North against the peopl, O.
H. their own section. These editors, to say,
m themselves from the Indignation of an
be outraged public, appeared at first tt
~ change their sentiments, and advocated fol
i'll time the cause of their country. Blu
- they are again taking the course 0. ule
Tories Of the Revolution, and, by thei
misrepresentation, are attempting to play
y into the hands { = letters They saw
u yield all, give up tou,t, ution, Law, Gov
IL eminent, Honor, everything for the SAX,
- of peace, to bring to an end this frotrici
i, 1ol war Fratricidal war, indeed. Il
these editors still claim as brothers tn,
of traitors with whom we war, tbs time thei
N own cases were looked to, and as soldier
to fighting in defGpsc of America and he
institutions and Jaws. we ask our friend
at home to see to it that the TRAITORS
" there be taken care Of, or it may becon,
10 necessary that thee ''mig~:,t"'y ban! j.
"a take steps t. YI"*'nAIIy 'y,@A' IT,,
dL fire the -
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
n We are writing III tbe office Of an
editor rhois doaglSs ,sesesh;" for he has
only sseede5 fFemshis allegiance to his

s = e
IL K6nhr, to PaFlo tleT-. Fl every th'Hf
noble and good. he has evacuatcl his
tripod ana Joined the traitor army. But
types can he put to the use Of uph"Idln=
the institutions AMI laws Of our country,
as well as to the service Of the Devil, who
was the first traitor and the father Of all
treason.
The Office bears the appearance of hav
ing been left in a hurry: the occupants
seem not to have stood upon the order of
their going, but went Our readers can
see Il specimen of the mnteriul from the
appearance Of our paper; and We purpose
giving them a small example Of the con-
tents Of the "copy drawer" 1t shows.
i in a slight degree, the means uScl by the
Rebels and Preci pitationists to fire the
southern heart though it must be con-
fesscd it reads. toward the close, as if it
cane from the hands of an editor in South
western Ohio, who, by the way, may find
the .Suu scorchng hot before his time
IT, r., doy days comes
But to the article, which is concerning
; "THE KNIT CKY REGIMENT The
regiment which WAS said to have been
ra St in and about Newport auH royin4-
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Z Z. "
Eiarks5nrg.

.DttduIiIuA WYNN ~
Nh 1. III sifdated on the West Fork OF 4
! slsidnaaliela River, and is the Coun-
sses 81 Harrison County, 81 miles east
/ PaE srsburg, on the B. & Q. R. r.
js ssurreundsda%by znn mi Iat'ts
ii (which contain an abundance Elsn
II II i, W, believe, one of the old
.sstl hi Western Virginia; n0tWlth-
staf fa there are many tasteful resi-
dedx Thestreets are enamel andreguiarly
;iaidy nnlike the most of our Buckeye
tuwI he gcitizens are affable in their
man and generous and hospitable.-
Bus Independence the War Depart
I s Il quite dull; ordinarily mode
lase lbare Is carried on in the var Ous de-
Hi It's. Five Churches, one Male
aasts the. Court House and Jail con-
ssiEii; sf;s public buildings. The churches
ibid blnass suspende1; the divines
bkaIisss fol more genial chimes, The
c5ui b an stqt,s qDo-ths judge prov
..ins traitor aud rebel The sheTH
hRs M a>quo ,0arraho served upon
him ystbe Union men for him to ,sho"
causst MN he shsalas holdhthe "othee o
ShaIss under tie Rebel Government. I'll
mass JAKE the oath of ONCE as requires
by tlsS Federal Government or take tn
cabssfaaEes.q There have been som
s5fe-s ~ - ss.-s e TIE place of tn
rebels 1t is to he hoped that they wi
see the error of their ways, and repen
ere it is too late
The troops of the gallant 22d will re
cur with pleasure to the time spent j
Camp at Clarksbure, in view of the f.
vors shown them by the citizens genera
ly, and especially those in the wester
part of the town, in proximity to tb
camp. Let them be assured that the
havs.ear sincere thanks, and that we wi
ever try to be worthy Of their kindness
! Maf their shadows never grow less"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19
Northern News.

We have advices from the North to the
9TH instant, from which we gather the fol-
lowing summary of news
CONGRESS AND THE SLAVERY CUES.
rIoN Washington, December 6 6-Tbe
radical faction 10 Congress is moro noisy
than numerous. Their determination of
slavery proposition is received with disfa.
vor. The conservatives, who really cou.
stis4te large majority, Insist upon the
recognition Of the constitutions! rights Of
the loyal citizens 10 the South, and will
sustain the policy of the President. How
to punish disloyalists in reference to their
slaves, without injury to loyal slave own
ers, il the difficulty to be solved. A mum
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19
Those Compromise Resolutions.

Those Compromise Resolutions.
10 the Washington Senate, on Wedues
day, the 4th inst, the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by Mr.. sSauls
bury, Of Delaware:
Whereas the people Of the Senate Of
Virgioia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Tennessee,
are in revolt against the constitutional
Government of the United States of Ameri
ca; and whereas the Congress Of the United
States, approving the sentiments expressed
by the Presilentia his annual message,
"rhat the Uniou must be preserved, and
hence all indispensable means must be em.
ployed," and believing that KIDD and fra.
terns.. feelings between the States is indis.
penssble to the maintenance Of a happy
sud-prosperous Union, and being willing
to manifest such feeling on their part to
the end that peace may be restored to q
distracted country, and the Uuion and
Constitution be preserved aud maintained,
aud inviting the cooperation Of the peo.
pie of the aforesaid States in tue accom-
plishnent Of objects SO beneficial to each
and all, do resolve as follows:
Resoloed, &c., That M'ilard Fillmore,
franklin Rierus, R,ser b. fancy, Edward
Everett, Geo NJ. Dallas, Thomas Ewing,
Horace Bluney, Rsverdy Johnson, Johu
j, Cristeudeu, George E. Pugh aud R,ca.
ard W. Thompson be-, aud they are hereby
commissioners gu she part If
Congress, to confer With like number of
commissioners to bs appointed by the
States aforesaid, for the preservation CT
the Union and the maintenance Of the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19
Our Foreign Relations.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times gives, in the following
condensed form, The pith Of the foreIga
correspondence with the State Department,
from which conious extracts have already
been published:
England entertains, or at least expresses
no sympathy for us, bnt rather the reverse.
France has not been cordial, but has been
less offensive than England.
Austria has been friendly, and from the
outset has declared that she would not re.
cognize the Southerq Confedsracy.
Prussia and all the German States have
been equally cordial. - -. :
Russia has been friendly, butapEions for
the war to end.
Sweden and Norway have been friendly
from the beginning. z,-sss.s{
Belgium is undecided, but passive.
Holland is disposed TO follow the lead Of
England at respectful distance.
Italy is full Of warm sympathy for our
Government and for freedom. xz4
Spain, though not aggressive, has an evi-
dent leaning towards the JEFF Davis re-
public. 49,
Denmark ia friendly.
The Pope, though he announces shashis
Govsrnmeutis is not of this world, but that
he is concerned with spiritual things, yet
if he we're to express an opinion, he, as q
good Christian, will always be on the side
Of law and order.-Baktimors News Sheet
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19

as, in the present condition of affairs, many
of the articles of prime necessity which
have been lost cannot be replaced, even by
those who have the command of money
With regard to the aggregate value of
the property consumed, the estimates which
we have heard range wildly from four to
eight millions. For ourselves, we have
not the heart to reckon up, as money loss,
the fall of those ballowed edi6ces and the
obliteration of those ancient landmarks of
our city, which have been so ruthlessly
swept away.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19

Our INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-The
Boards of Direction of our local insurance
companies met yesterday. We are graft
fed to learn that they have decided to meet
all claims promptly. Notwithstanding they
have beeo the principal suGerera, the ut.
most confidence is felt in their ability to
discharge every obligation in full aud con-
,inue their business. The aggregate a.
mount of property insured is about 81, $780,
200.
The loss of the Elmore Mutual Insurance
Company, one of the youngest corporation
in our city, does not exceed $4,000.
The total loss is Jas. H. Tayor's South
ern agencies will not be over S85, 600, dis
tributed 10 five different companies. The
largest amount iu any one falls short of
$4,000.
Mr.. Taylor is prepared to meet all claims,
aud will coutin g to take risks as hereto
fore. Charleston Courier, 14h.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19

THE Loss.-The Charleston Mercury Of
Saturday has a full and complete list of the
houses destroyed by the fire. 1t then adds !:
So much for the real estate. But Of the
vast quantities Of valuable books, paintings,
clothing, furniture and Nropssty Of every
kind which have perishsd, We can, Of
course, give no account. The losses 10 this
respect are peculiarly grievous, inasmuch
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-12-19

Il
A. nrea;a,s,. ~ ;G $3.50 - slv u,n A1 ~. z
tain Of the Baia;nsv;ila mnanv q y;z
vradoolv INIT maies,;catlv frnm drmlao MAJ.
secratarv n NV INV nrsaant raoa;,;;o,n I'M 81,
found the ranks waa,nt fali by no means.
and ommenced 70 rekroo. Having no,iat
a geuaral desire ON the part of the syouug;
men who are ID the kr;sis to wear eupletts,
i determined to haSvve. hSv.rr nv COMPANY exkIoo.
sively of ofi;sers, everybod !. 10 rack as brig.
adler peeneral The .follerin VAS among the
various questions nut 20 rekroots .s.
Do Won know 4 masked battary from !
chunk Of feiussrbready ,Es5'ss5s5 ;ss
Do YOU know . epole. from q niece IL
chalk ~,
If trust you with q real gun, how macy
men of your own, company do yoa.spec YOU % .
can manage to kill during tie wari
Hev you ever hern Of General Price, Of
Missouri, and can you avoid similar aksi.
dents in case Of battle 2,
= Hev you ever had the measles, and ifsso,
how manyi
How are vou now2 e ss4@s;% ~ - -