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RESTAURANTS.

E,Rr NOH AND AMI RlrAN RESTAURANT, las rUIr
stcct basenens--tt Nest MsOasLLn, inc ~
prophet begs tnat be serves Hrcsktssa
cens ard Dinnere from " TO otvch ~ ~ cents dsses
Private Dinners, Linners Il Carte tuis'nc Franchise
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Brea0stuMs.

WHEAT AND PLoUR READY FOR M0vEMESr-ITOLLs
ON TIE NEW YORK CASALs-THE WHEAT CRoP,
ETC, kIC.
The papers are beginning 10 speculate tho move
ments o. gra when lake navigate m shall open At
Chicago the wheat flour and corn in store for shipment
thnes
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90 TAO
ousncs b4I 200
s"h ousnes So, Alt
Al Milwaukee there IA also large amount OF bread.
stuis In store at to Chicago and contracts
ar he1g maoe for shppLR grain and BuaIo and
o~@eeo at pretty fair rates TOR ship owners
EXAMINATIONS OF D. osdstus ready tor shipn down
4 Lawrence. The unerwriteis who insarcd stuff
say the quantity In store greatly exceeds OF say
prevocs year. Montreal paper understands chat gram
irUoi American lake ports rs 60 down the 81 Lawrence
III the epril aod IL anticipates lively trade the
dicst,ohs favorable carly opening OF tho
Lake river route, and may aDle TO do something
before the hyie anal Is ready for business.
The schedule OF tols adopted by the New York Canal
bard at the February meeting we're, in several i'm.
tant partculs, oueLsve 10 the forwArdcrs tue
West They accordingly pet,nei for modido .tion Of
,he toll list on Hour, wheat, corn, barley rys oats 40
The QUESTION bas oeen Tor several octoc the
ard BY gentlemen from Baifaio, Rochester. SYRACUSE,
&C and decided satisfactorily TO the petitioners az
follows
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%%xn0fW{ff SHW eefts MaAFtd " AUD ia n0rg
- 49, xpeker4Oa1 C0al E36 . DAftgMge b0nss
zm1 Col tiqus Ipd kh. b. N rtgage bonds
bonds ~ scaAe Singhamtor n =. ki. is' oortsass
a 2resn say nwansee On sR lat SsaAA
Y 49, ce993 uicttA Valley XIV 1T & bomb
ntss tegn.ar sals On Thursdsy msvh aeeuar sssasa
sss, f. Sos - bonds evey Monssy and hurtdsy
Ssn, % "iam street or at the M.ysaats Exchange
anA ~ the Brokerst BOARD - - ~ - P'''"
ALBERT II. kICOIAY 4 co.
sA4fEAs4f Aucsi ,or~ nnd Aocl irokerx
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NJ. N,REIn. A. cTf,MEnR

n. NtREfN, A. CTf i,nEnR.
n. IA 6ANSs, MBRSfs Co, Irving Buildings, s9t
oHd $50 br
MoNBay MORNING, MARCH IL, at 1875 O'Clock (
Sbcrin's ase. Of Bcok~ and fancy stationary
Ac rtus cash. baLkHble funds
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rHE an,T,Rt SEA sOS.

A IE61Utk WILL, Bx bk.IyEkED IN SATIOks
n and individual Advancement. ut the Cooper inside
G. INN, Al oe,k d. acts ~ cents 10 be had A. sp
ton = - hscadway aSd y, troi. Lcngs rooms, 100 ~
bveAuo
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EDWARD psf NIGER, AUC II ,EEER WILL SAIL
II fuesday, March 49, At IL O'Clock the ST ok aud
res q the rpceIy nno liquor tore U avenue ~ oetws
tines Cordals, Teas cs-s &c also tlorse wax
Harness. Dealers and respectfully
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MILIiAm AnBUT AUJlivrEER -Of FI)n NJ 1
w fsst Hr'~dHey-wiil sell on TuesdAy 10Th inst ~
pi O'Clock toe ok End the baesale
tU SS tenth Street. avenue u, coosssins OF Ia
quantities Of soap, sar'b, slack ana Green Teas tie
fufm and SIX sets Of splendid Counters.
hors, Wagon snd harness Also, barge Truck lArB
Reffaernllr. Ac
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Y WEAVAR, Jk. acknowledgements 400 NINTH
cLattel MORTGAGE lGi O'Clock 20i WssS
T~eDtch sr CT Household Furnur~ consisting OF PsIr
Lhsnber, dining noon and Kitchen Furniture Oil ic&k.
Car gets, &c =. sIessNs Attorney
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HENRY GRrBN, AUr IusEEs-MoED At MAaOu
IL At ny o'clock - th. auction store l9i vii lam stces
and 30 demiJ John puro Whit
Lead l20,0b imported and German seq 70.
also, At " vCL OK,
Lot OF Coats Pants Vests ShIrts howia Gooda Doe
Shoes Oaiess sewing Nachi ". 30
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DAWN BtsukkH'S al WtlA6
sell bis day mt 10 oclcs, the of Columbia aud
pro- me stree s. Large lot OF and womens uiotanx
IA, atcbe- 1ewel-y oil and
too t. msnuon BY order vf NJ, CQaeD Ii ensoA
'swn srokrt n -ihe urss 10 hing ALL 70 soid .. "
ocl rk and the ", trhea and At oalf pas. r.
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L.vk al. fi,,r-a FiSr unA.Tuf GteL, raREn
Il Year, mon hs I'D; par nts III dc,A Aoey
Atorue, street. hrd Hoo, noase, ness dos 70 -
49,
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A DMIEI1 TRA1OhS SALE.-tItHp, WALTERS, AUG
toneef will sell N *ednetday, March 40 at O ooSck
1T No bayhId street. large quality OF aad thrt0
We8riIg Apparel ,t3
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WM. wtTttes, AuvTlUeh EE-wILL shit. This
w day at O'Clock al f54 Canal .rs- Lot Of For
ni,ure DC Of family bressi"g us keep ng-Sofss
Pier and Msu,ei Mhrr- la and damass urtains Piano
etool, M.s.c Ca k,as- Asntet nsmentS
rich sne try, three ply, ihsrsn aud csbcr yarpst
bal nj basreot the ,tbs, French sid .taRe Bedstess
hsr sbd Mutress ccds, uioSs oheIHs
sprrads nsnket o,.rpe top dressing Bureaus wsrdn
oatbsisbos, io.t III ,ixs- Lanng t4s m -
Kct turnltur, sivc uuterS, &c mskng dn~ as-ort
for families and Others Gtos TO packed the
ft,msss
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II WEAVER, JR., A,CfI NknR, WILL SELL Oh
-. Wednesday March 40 ut Ls Broadway large assoc
ment OF Hotel FURNITURE consulting or Counters Oyster
stand 100 Caairs stools, On tngs 30 sale
mencing at lOjS O'Clock A. n
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NAOR1GAGE SALn or H., eEaO I'D FURAirUxR
AVA N. DOlGH aucoLoer, vii sell on To sday March
~ at 10 oc ck al saI-so 8, Nassau street. geu
sais
consisting Of pshosAcy and ps-Lr oiture
solid rosewood lor IN ,tes ress
setes parlor and sewing uairs Mirrors Brussels
ingrsin Carpets cotbs srDle Fables
nook Dressing rueaus, hslands bed cad
Mattresses Lounge WARDROBE
Chairs; also three = ld-r- "a 1 ssfes
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y }. sU.shT TiyrsERs, ~i.. ELI, ON
1uesay, Mssch ,9 BY virtue chattei mortgage ~
l0j ooi ca No ~ .rd tree, House
bold turnut corsi-t u rcse~ood isucf rte Ieses
tcts a. OF windog shades and
pie le, Brussels and ingram
p-te Vctt AID get tables, tedse rs and Beddirg
chamber Chairs tost vrockery Klt1k
Furniture, DC. Ae-
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II p1I nan, EnsUn aaNiNa A MALB on Id.
"A nhs old, Int rgent Nth pleasing feature, Sf
sishiug t. sd pit 40 lcfsoo. oss
de = Is addressing ONES ~ r3 erau oTcs
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4 UC1ION NOTl k-LARGE AND POSI- I'VE SALE ~
Crockcrs Cbns and .lc pacsases Ola sware pyJ g. h
AHiLkT auctioneer TUESDAY,, March o. at 10 ok -
PSI Pearl street. choice tock lots Dealers reservo;
emeDt. Call aud H
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nENky d. hEa~s, sH., AuCTIvNEEn. vILL SELLON
IL TuEe DAT, march 10
Atlt O'clock mt IA Broadway peremptnry sale Of caoA1
Cabinet Furnilura, being the entire stock OF The
A KA - Am N

Comprising in Of ros-vood mahogsny and black 49,
nut aor buits covered Ia satin bro Ate velvet ush
noqnet reps and hArcloh tgeres, centre 40
and sofa iahts .ete e a.. chamber farniiuro e
every d. srpuun Library FurLiture rOsosood mahgAaQ,
walnut Oak extension D,nng Tables, Buif@ts bt1e
b~srdA Dining Chsrs Coucnes &C.; also enamelied Red
Hat etepda Office FUN uie In cser variety silver rasA
Ware Mirrors, &c large hro of afe- N -
positively solo without any reserve n consequence OF the d.
.oauon e. 81 inc As 20, 20 sy ora & - avsr
Monday. lao and will do coll En-
anime The artole oe4ng OF the best
and warranted
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EDwAR0 scnENcK. AUoroSEss

~
~ ,t.af FINE ORIalNAIi OIL PAINTINGS.
Py Is. +. IA. sCHEhOK, on iuesday, 10th inst. al ~
O'Clock, nj their saesrcom Il broadway collection or
Oil ranting smong which originate hearing the
certificates OF the artists; ong them Will DO fOuad
StAeLE sCENt, With Py Liar, by sanssverd sucA-
tx Ehlsih AND FIGURES, by De Brackelinr.
INFERIOR, by Lion
WHITES SOME, by emrts.
LANDSCAPE by Vinsent
TEMPE-T. by A. Van Beoek
SUNSET, by MNr. Delessard
al fine specimens by MauzOn B. Wilot Lemmana
X n. Gfoidiscbaep Hekkiug, Newell, huet Beirn aoA
others 1be exhiaitlon and will be
" sold IS above.
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(SECCbERY SALE.--y. VAN ANTWERP AUG
toneer. VIII sel at the store Of w. az. matthew's.
27S eesr street, tuesday,, March 10 at 10 clock In
70 suit city and country dealers. GRANITE o. kookiag
ham and Yellow Ware; grrat as ortmsnt
TlANlbL H B. hnETr AUUrIoeEeR-DRG0
IL eteCk-BUBDETT, JONES X Co will sell on fuas-
day. March 10 at No. "a Beekman street. at '0oclock, tL
balance Of stock Of said store the 6xures large HOOK
Safe besks Counters Cases. Glass Gases, Platform
Shelving f.gf4 ..fs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which Ii
were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

From he DemocTdt, 81. Cloud, Mimi.
IL you are, have been troubled with the head
ache, send for a box, (Cephalc Pis) that you may
have them in case of an attack.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

ARTICLES WANTED FOR THE TENNESSEE
Depot, Opened ia NaShriHe for the Relief Of the
Sick, Wounded and Destitute Soldiers Of tie cOnfee-
rate States, and especially the 7hree thousand in
IirgiHia.
Flax-seed and wheat bran, for poultices ;
rose water, blackberry vinegar, pickles, fruit
jellies, crushed sugar, corn starch, sweet oil
beeswax, cordials, made of peach or any
other fruit, blackberry jam, or any ether
kind, dried peaches, cherries, &c.
Old sheets. pillow cases, small pillows, old
towels, coverlets, comforters, calico, or other
material, dressing or double gowns, old
shirts and drawers, old pants, old socks, old
handkerchiefs, old slippers. old loose jackets,
long bleached domestic night shirts, flannel
wrappers, pieces of white domestic, pieces OF
hickory shifting, bss-saed domestic for
drawers, country OF homemade jeans for fall
clothing, wool % wooden yarn, country or
homemade blankets and counterpanes, old
linen of any kind, for bandages, Russia duck
for towels, old cotton sheets, and raw cotton
for lint, coarse cotton socks and money TO
buy chickens, pay washerwomen, &C., &c.
Contributions must be sent to the Vice.
President OF each county, whose name will
be published in the papers of the chief town
of that county, and forwarded by her to
Nashville, where each box will be placed In
the Hospital Depot, and registered from each
county, and its destinstion published as soon
as forwarded to the wounded. d&w-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

THEATRs.-The beautiful comedy of Al
hat GEiaers Is not Gold was presented to fair
| audience last night, and notwithstanding the
fact that the majority of the ladies aud gen.
tienlen composing the Dramatic Persore are
strangers to Nashville audience, and
slight degree of nervousness is eonst quent
| attendant Of such fact, the Comedy was per-
formed in such a manner as to merit the
frequent and hearty applause of the audience.
Tonight we are to be presented with Tobin 3
celebrated Comedy of the "Honey-Moon,"
together with the we'll known and ever popu-
lar Dsfe drama entitled CHARLES the Second"
la connection with this subject of tue The
are, we would say to our readers that they
have now first-cIass plac of anus ment
open to them. The company is composed
exclusively of Southern ladies and gentle
men, comprising amongst its members many
of our prime Nashville fayorites, while the
strangers have each AMI every one made
excellent regulations in the several cities in
which they have been engaged
The worthy and efficient Manager. Mr..
Keeble, has been at an immense deal Of trou-
every way worthy of the patronage and sup
port of cur citizens, and whilst he has been
careful in bis selections TO secure those whose
professional capabilities will eDsure the APP
probation of our discriminating public, he
has also managed to engage Ladies and Cen
tlemen who may command our respect as
well as admiration of their artistic excel
lence. OF the individual merits of the COM
psny, we prefer not to speak until we see
further of them, but in the meantime we can
heartily recommend the Nashville Theatre
and its present Company to the patronage of
cur public
Manager kEEBLE is as much Of pa
triot as he is an actor. He proposes
a grand entertainment for the benefit
of tue Tennessee Volunteers. The pieces Sc
lected for the occasion are HOO 10 Rule q
Wife, and Charles The Second. or the Merry
Monarch. In the first, Miss ANNIE TAYLOR
will make her first appearance as an actress.
After the delight which she has afforded by
her singing on previous occa>iOns the pub
lie will expect her to play well in the drama
The citizens of Nashville now have can Op-
portunity to display their liberality. Be-
tween Blind Tom and the Theatre, the whole
population ought to be out tonight. Both
houses ought to BE- filed to their utmost ca
pacity. We advise all to secure their seats
early for the Theatre, as we have no doubt
that il will be filed from pit to dome.
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Sh erif's Sale.

DY virtue of a f. IA To me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Chancery Court vi Davidson
County Tennessee, at its May Term, 1861, ! will
pose TO public sale the highest bidder for cash. al
the Court House Yard, in the city of Nashville,
saturday the 18th day Of October 1861 all the right,
title CLAIM interest and estate, which John COTbt
and John stewart then had, may have since
CURED in and TO the following described pieces or
parcels laud situated, lying and being in district
No l. in the COunty OF Davidson, city Of Nashville,
and State of Tennessee, bounded follows: begin
ming eighty feet from j. H. Farrise's south
ner on Maple street. thence at right angles with said
street morn westwardly one hundred and eighty i've
feet TO a stake a sixteen feet alley thence along
said alley south -eastwsrdly sixty feet TO stake,
thence at right angles with said alley hundred and
eishty-nye feet n stake Maple street, thence
along Maple street north Westwardy sixty ieet 10 the
beginning; also other piece bounded follows
beSiuuing at the corner of alley said
Maple street running thence With said street south
eastwardly hty feet TO stake, thence at ght an
pes Iss feet to 20 feet alley, thence with SAID alley
north west wardy so feet stake alley, thence
al right angles with said alley ISIS feet 10 the begin
ming being levied the property of John 'orbh
and John Stewart satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of David 6rifs against Ephrsm Cerbt, John
Corbit n p CorbIt, John Corbit, F. NJ Corbit and
John Stewart - - - -
= JOHN K. EDM1NDS0S, Sheriff,
septI4 BY E ID. WENTWORTH, D. :.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

ARTEMAs WARD on NEW ENGLAND Run
du like your skOol houses. your meetin
houses, your enterprise. gumpshun, DC, but
your faverit Bevridge disgust. / allude too
New England rum. 1t is wus nor the kors
whisky OF Injianny, which eats threw stun
jugs il will turn the stummuck of the most
shiftless Hog. | seldom seek cOnsOlaShun in
the flown BOie. but tother day worried down
some of Jour Rum The fust glass induced
NE to sware like an iniOOriated trooper. On
takiu the sekund glass l was seezed with a
desire to brake winders, and arter imbibin
the third glass / knOct a small boy down,
pickt bis pocket of New Ledger. aud wild
ly commenced readin Sylvanus KObb's last
Tale. lis dredfUl stuff-a sort of lickwid
litenin. got up under the personal supervi-
shun of the devil-tears mems innards all to
peaces. and makes their noses blossom as the
Lobster. Shun it as you would wild hyeny
with fire bran tied to his tale, and while
you air abowt it you will do fust rate..thing
for yourself and everybody abOwt you. by
shunnin all kinds of intoxlcatin lickers. You
don't need 'em more'n a cat needs 2 tales,
sayin nOihin abOwt the trubble aud sufferin
they cawse. But unless your innards air
cast iron, avoid New England 5 favOrite Bey-
eTidge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
~Capt. JEFF. WHITFIELD, of Humphreys

~Capt. JEFF. WHITFIELD, of Humphreys
county, was in the city yesterday. He is
the commander of most excellent cOmpa-
ny, and will enter actively upon the defence
of Southern rights and independence, SO
soon as regiment is organized, which will
be shortly. He is one of four brothers who
are soldering, and has himself four sons in
the same business. Capt. WHITFIELD is an
experienced militia officer, having held all
the Offices successfully from lieutenant to
general, under the ''peace establishment
He will make his mark on the field of battle,
where liberty is to be won or lost.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
Public Getting.

Ali interested in the success of the Con-
federate States of the South in the moment
GUS struggle now waging for Independence
and Freedom, are urgently requested to at
tend at the Court House, in the city of Nash
vile, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturday
next
Confederate States to lay before such of their
fellow-citizens, as may choose to assemble on
that occasion, certain matters of great and
pressing Importance. 1t is hoped that full
attendance of citizens will occur.
H. S. FOoTE, W. BARROW,
S. r. COCKRILL, WM. n. BTLBo,
JOHN JOINS, JNO. 3. MCFERRIN,
VIM G. BRIEN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

OIL AND WNE.-So medicines, which have ever
come within the range of our observation recev-
ing such testimonials of esteem as DIR. s. A Viewers
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup together with the Can
ker Cure and Cerae, which are advertised in another
column. They have rapidly found their way in almost
every part of the world, and as Ear learn,
upon ulnquiry in regard to their effects they give
entire satisfaction in every variety of humors and the
majority of chronic complaints. We have no sympa-
thy with, any desire to promote quackery and
the originator OF these remedies with of its pro-
prietors regularly educated physicians of high
standing, feel confience in recommending them 10
the public medicines which can be relied upon.
augI-Im
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

GEN. ZOLLICoFFER's BRIGADE.-Corporals
Shaffer and Bumpass of Col. Rains Regi-
ment are in the city, having been sent to
plies of winter clothing fir the soldiers of
said Brigade. The Brigade is now at Camp
Buckner, Cumberland Fork, Kentucky
Messrs. Shafier and Bumpass go directly on,
and all persons having blankets, socks, shoes,
or any other article for Col. Rains Regiment
will have them at Rains & Browns Drug
Store, marked to the person for whom they
are intended. in care of the Captain of his
Company, and the Colonel of the Regiment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

Prom the Advertiser, Providence, r. l.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably eec-
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has
been discovered
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
Sheriff g Sale.

DY virtue of two Alias Fl Fas. 10 me directed and
delivered from the Honorable Chance ~ Court Of
zDavidson county, tennessee, at its November term
1850 will expose to public sale TO the highest bid
der cash the Court House yard III the city OF
Nashville Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1851
all the right title claim, interest and estate, which
Felix G. Mckay then had, may have since acquired,
in and TO following described piece parcel tract
of lying and being Davidson county, State oi
Tennessee the north side OF Cumberland river, IN
the 18th Civil District, being the same land which
the said Mckay now resides, containing about AS
acres and bounded follows On the north by the
lands of Roaert Cartwright the east by the lands
of Sumner Hall and ThoS. Walker; the south 10y
the lands of John Eubtnks, and the west by the
lands of W. ID. Phillips and Caroline ) Bell; being
levied the property of Felix G. Mckay satisfy
two judgments rendered IN favor of W. Hudson
and wife against Felix q. Mckay This sept. 18th
1861. JOHN h hDMUNlFSON, sheriff
Septl9-tds BY W. ID. ROBERTSON, ID. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

LADIES TENNESSEE HOSPITAL AND CLOTH
ing association, for the Relief of the Sick Wounded
and Destitute Soldiers Of tennessee.
An Association has recently been formed
in Nashville, for the purpose of extending
its Efforts to every part of the State,
and to secure the immediate cooperation of
every mother, daughter, sister, and wife in
Tennessee, in behalf of the destitute sick
and wounded soldiers, who have gone and
shall go into battle to defend the rights, lib
critics, and sacred honor of our beloved coun-
try, and to guard our homes from desecra-
ton. The object of this association is, by
concentrated and unanimous action, to bring to
one paint the patriotic labors of hundreds of
women who are equally interested in this
important work. The members of the asso-
citation propose to establish a Depository of
Hospital Stores, which will be contributed
by every portion of the State, and forwarded
by a committee of ladies to any point where
they may be most required, to proper author
tiles, who shall be responsible to the officers
of the Association for the judiciOus distribu-
ton of the same.
OFFICERS OF THE LADIES' TENNESSEE HOS
PITAL AND CLOTHING ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. francis B. FoGG, President.
Mrs. DIR. SHELBY, Vice-President.
Mrs. WN. COOPER, Secretary.
Mrs C. NICHOLSON, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
as- The friends of Capt. II. ]. Cheney,

~ The friends Of Capt. II. ]. Cheney's
company, In Virginia, who are preparing
clothing. blankets, &C., for them, are notified
to deposit all articles At the Orleans. store,
where they viii be carefully packed aad for
warded by Mr.. Jno. p. McFerrin, a member
of said company. Any young man wishing
70 join Capt. Oheney's company for the bal
ance Of the time. say eight months, will ap-
ply at the Methodist Publishing House, to
Mr.. McFerrin, who viii leave about the 9th
of October, and who will take them on to
.ths Potomac, Va, where they are stationed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
HoIlo.vay's pills and Ointment

Cancer.-The days of "brilliaut operations are
no more The discovery of HOlloways Ointment dis
pensed with the necessity of the knife, which fire.
quently endangered the life of the patient Thou
sands of females have been cured of cancer in the
breast by the indicating action of the Ointment and
their lives spared to their families. The salve fol-
lows the cancer in its tortuOus winding, and imper
cepby but thoroughly and painlessly eradicates it
from the system. The Pills cleanse and purify the
blood Sold by all Druggists at Csc, &C., and 81
per box pot. aug6-1w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26

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style and description. Those in need of bill
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