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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-24
NOTICE TO
CONSIGNEES AND SHIPPERS,

OFFICE or NASHVILLE (Edgeheld9 AND KY T. RI
August 5, 1881. 4
IL Goods received by the Railroad al Nashville
AtDePot must be removed within twenty four hour
they will be sent Warehouse and stored At the
expense Of the consignee.
Freight for shipment viii be received until g. P.
ang4-lm J. D. PHLEEGER, Agent
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ONE part of House No. 1, on corner of Stevenson
" and Allison streets, in South Nashville Appy
TO IT, JOHN C. FEHR,
At his Book BiDdery, No 10, up staias,
aug14- I'm. r- Deaierisk street -
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ANOTHER STATEMENT.


Gcofrespendence Of the Cincinnati Enqurer]
ST. LOUIS. Sunday, Ang- Is.
Mr.. FARAN-Dear Sir:-There arrived here
last evening many of the wounded of our
army from the late battle where Gen. Lyon
was killed One company of Iowa voluD
teers lost Hfty-nine killed and wounded out
OF one hundred men. The fighting was the
most desperate of any which has eyer nccnr-
red on this continent. The Confederate army
actually engaged was ABOUT ten thousand
men. General Lyon had some eight thous-
and men. but he was afraid to trust his coun-
try home guards, which was over two thous-
aud OF his whole force, and they were not
brought to the battle field. We do not know
whether 1t Was their want of discipline OF
doubt as to their loyalty that made him dis
trust them; one or the other saved them the
risk and the honors of the battle
Generals Price and Mccullough had some
seven Thousand rabble Of Arkansas and Mis-
souri, troops, which being badly armed, they
did not allow to participate in the engage
ment. The Confederates who did the fight
ing were well armed ana drilled. Taev.
brought their artillery and its trained hors,
from Texas, being the same which General
Twiggs stole from the Government.
1t Is impossible to learn the exact number
of the killed and wounded: but, from all
hear, it is; not less than one thousand to
Twelve nunureQ on the side OF the Govern
ment, and over two thousand on the mart of
the Confederates. There were no towards
there under the stars and stripes
The retreat was not made because we were
defeated. but to avoid Gen. Hardee's force
advancing. consisting of several thousand
Confederates on the rear of our army. The
Coafederates did not pnrsue, though the re-
treat was made slowly--at the rate of nine TO
ten miles a day. This Was a necessity, en-
numbered as our army was with wounded aud
baggage.
Almost the whole of Missouri may now be
considered as in state of rebellion. Par
ties of guerrillas infest many of the counties,
driving away Union citizens and DESTROYING
the communication. As soon as .he people
can get arms. the whole State will rise This
must soon be the case, as il is believed the
Contederates intend to send force of 40
or $4,000 here from Texas and Tennessee
and the cotton States, which, with the force
they will get here, will give employment TO
as large an army as theGoyernment now has
about Washington.
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ANALYSIS.

f,.rhonate of Irou Carbonate Of Magnesia, Carbo-
nate OF Lime Sulphate of Magnesia, Suphais OF Lime,
Nitrate of Magnesia, Auriate of Soda.
The specific gravity OF fresh water was 1ol222s-
d;stilled water being taken a. the standard
understand that the water has already been bene-
6ciaI to several invaids- II will be beneficial 70
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring
should pronounce IL stimuiant and tonic, and adapted
consequently, cases Of debility accompanied with
an anomie condition Of the system and contra indca
ted ia plethoric and nfamatory states
: = - RICHARD o. CURREY-
There Is 10 doubt that the Spring kept by M
Dunn at the Eastern end OF the Suspension Bridge Is
good Chaiy beate water and that il adapted 70 Iaany
diseases Of debility.
a $3.50 r THOMPSON, NJ D..
HENRY CAR0W, II. D.,
T. R. JENNINGS, NJ D.,
BOYD McSAlRY, NJ. D.,
july-l, 1851. B. 9. x. MARTIN, u. D.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES for 1851
l. O., will commence on the 1ST MONDAY IN NO
VEMBER NEXT, and continue four months.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ D., Professor of AnatO-
my and Physiology
j. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ D., Professor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
C. K. WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medi-
and Medical Jurisprudence.
A. H BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor of Surgical
Anatomy and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAUL +. EVE, NJ. D., Professor of Prime pies and
Practice Of Surgery.
W. X BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor
and Demonstration o. Anatomy
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction OF
the Faculty is open the Class free of charge.
A Clinique is connected with the University, at
which operations performed, and cases prescribed
for and lectured upon in the presence OF the Class
Amount of Fees for Lectures is s105; Naturalization
fee (paid once only,D So Practical Anatomy, So
Graduation Fee, S25.
Good boarding can be procured for IS TO 81 per
week For further Information or Catalogue apply 10
rr- W. K. BUWIING, NJ. D.,
re=- Dean of the Faculty.
Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 9, 1851.
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FAYErrEyf.LE. August Is.

FAYETTEVILLE, August Is.
Latest reports say that there We're $50
killed aud from 800 to 400 wounded on our
side. Federal loss near 1000 killed and
about 1900 wounded. Siegel got to Spring
field with two men. Southerners took Is
pieces of artillery and loo stand OF small
arms.
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LITTLE ROCK ARTILLERY
HEMPsTEAD RIFLES.

Homer Weaver, killed. aud two others
wounded.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Aug. % -Tennesseans shave
seized the Paducah and Evansville mail
packet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-24

LoUTsvrLLE. Aug. 23.-Minister Preston
has been called to Washington from Licking
ton. 1t is not known whether he will go; his
family is here.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-24

SEWER COUNTY CAVALRY.
Capt. Browns eight wounded and none
killed.
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From the Memphis Avalanche.
Particulars of the Springfield Battle
-Afegel Not a Prisoner.

To Mcjor Clarke:
Dr. Stephenson just in. Ia reference to
Hardee's having intercepted Siegel. find
have been sold. 1t is not true. Our troops
are in Springfield. Wounded doing well-all
cared for. j. ii. STIRMAN.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 23-Gen Mccullough. un-
der date OF August 18Th, issues proclama-
ton tending to quiet the apprehensions of
Unionists; also an order thanking the army
and desc lbiug the victory as brilliant
Brywnlee has been released, on canditiOn
that he resign his office and leave the City to
reside in free State.
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For Rent.

E'OUR ROOMS at No. I9, Deaderick street. Apply
Il to ..- JOHN c. FEHR.
aug14.
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Letters from the American
Bastile.

Iron the Baltimore Exchanged
LINGO Inns VICTIMS 8.
THEIR NHUNAN TREATMENT.
We are furnished with the following let
.ers received vesferdav.
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For Rent,

TI1HE FALL SESSION of my School will commence
l. on Monday, September ID
augI6-td G. A EOCISS
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MILITARY BOOKS i!


For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
aug17-u SIS Union Street.
Pure sweet Llder.
N1E have made arrangements with country
w friends TO keep constantly supplied with A.
No pure article of Sweet Cider. Come get a glas
Also
FRESH ALE,
of super or brand, to which take pleasure in
calling the attention of our friends.
ADAMS, EYES & CO,
auglT feaderck street
Wanted.
DOARD and Furnished Room wanted for a Gentle
ID man and Lady, in strictly private family in
central part of the city. None but strictly private
family need apply.
Inquire at this Office. augI5-tf
SchOOt Notice
THE FALL SESSION of my School will commence
Il on Monday, September I'd.
augl6-td G. A. KOCISS.
For Rent.
INOUR ROOMS at No. 19, Deaderck street. Apply
II to JOHN G. FFHR
ang14
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

IS constitutional disease. corruption OF the
blood, by which this fluid becomes viiiatcd
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation, il
pcrvadcs the whole body, and may burst out
III disease on any pant of i. No organ i free
from Is attacks nor j. there one which IL may
not destroy. Tic scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mcrsurial disease. low living. dis
ordered on unhealthy food, impure ar. filth
and hltly hgblt, tie depressing vices. and.
above alL Is the veucrcal infection. What
ever be o.. orisn. It J. hereditary IN the con-
suiuiion descending 4" from parents 20 children
unto the ulird and fourth generation {" indeed
il seems To b. tic rot OF Him who say.. Il
m.i N.sd liz inquiries Vi thc fathers upon
tACT children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt cor 1ilccrous matter. which. in
the lung, liver. and internal organs. J., termed
tuberclcs; IN tire glaiid,. weihng>: and on
the surface, Crilptiun, or sores. This foul cor
rupton, which gender, Ia the blood, dcprc,sc.
the energies Of life. 80 that scioiulous consiiiu-
tons not only suffer from 'scrofulous COM
plants, but they have fir les power to with
stand the attacks &c other diseases: consc-
qucn.ly vast numbers perish by disorders
winch, although not scroiaous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system Most OF tie consumption which de-
climates Tie human family has II, origin directly
in til, scrolulous contamination; and many
destructive disease OF Tie liver, kidneys. BRAN.
and indeed, Of ail The organs. arise from or
are aggravated by ihe siimc cause.
One quarter Of III our people are scrofalous !;
their persons are invaded by ills lurking IN
fiction. aud their health IS undermined rs Il.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnova,c
tie blood ~ an Alternative medicine. anil IN
visoratc it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply IN
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09

The unien feeling has gained 50 rapid, IN
Maryland since this tine las. week that warilte
demonstritioas are shaping mp very differently
10 that s,ate J. + believed taa, Gov. Le,cher
viii order The evacuation Of Harper. Ferry Ar.
senal to-dag. II he does no; !, will be spoedil,
re,aksn By toe ud.ted States Virginia has been
accepted By the Southern Congress a. one Of n,
Confederate states. The telegraph tells rs TIA,
Tennessee has seeded conli,ionally aul TIA,
Arkansas lsas seeded Internationally Conf
crate troop, a; 70 Pickens are moving North
Nov that W Washington city IA secure against n,
attack OF the Rebels, Wig MIA declares that sh.
never had any idea Of attacking IL. James N
Lane, The Free State Kansas fighter. /. making
up n regiment To 30 into service. The South
arc alarmed at his operations. ~. MclIeurv,
~. Monroe and n. Pickeus have all been rein.
forced. A hght Is expected daily At airo, anG
al Norfolk Virginia.
Nov that the Presideut's twsnt~ DAYS has *.
pred, IN which he gave the Rebels e. disband
active warlike operations are expected ON toe
part OF the Government.
Our Legislature i hard at work getting in or
der the necessary military organization Of til,
Sfate.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09

Money for yoIunicer.-IIow l.po.od

We have received teyeral COMMUNICATIONS
making inquiries as % tie expenditure Of the
MONEY appropriated b the citizens Of varions
parts oi The County for the use Of the volunteer.
Reports have been 20, ia circulation that this
money has not been applied as vas designed
" G have every assurance that sc need 10 sati.
y rsi Lat the money has been properly disposed
Of. Tie Junior Editor Of this paper was IN Cam
Morton and ith The Randolph County Guards
pa Monday evening AMI night lie reports that
lhe bess Of feeling exists IN tue Company, that
they are in good spirits, and that, by unani.
nous vote Of the Company, the money has been
placed in the hands Of certain persons by them
designated, belonging to the Company, to be
Kept until they shall need il.
We are further reliably informed that Col s.
Colgrore having heard OF the rumors and ofdis-
satisfaction in the Company. Immediately went
Jefore il and gare account Of epery cent thathad
been entrusted to him, 20 the approval Of all
concerned.
This statement is confirmed By private Letters
from Rev. J. 3. Harrison. now one OF the Ran.
dolph Guards. aud others--and we trust that IT
viii give satisfaction 10 All parties interested
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09
The Damage TO Fort sumter.

W. are assured on tho most reliable authority
that tAo damage % Fort Sumter by the lombard
fient was not IN anv degree sufficient 20 make =
surrender necessary on account Of the impaired
strength OF the walls. The interior Of the for.
iress greatly dsordercd by fire, and flames,
during their progress, proved nearly fatal to the
meas lives; but Major Anderson surrendered
solely because he and his men were nearly
starved that 10 have held out longer would have
would have been more fatal than
the fire. We may mentain, also, what il not
gcnor Us known. that the last food sent from
Charleston into Fort Sumter was rice mingled
nth pounded glass. Thegarri'on made defense
which history will call gallant. and a surrender
shich il nil call just And Freedom. by LOST ne
sumter has gained aunited North and therefor,
victory soon OF late N. y. Independent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09
81 rHx PRESIDENT OF TUE UNITED STAT

WAsnrNcToN, Fanny, May 3.
Whereas, existing exigencies demand
Immediate and adequate measures ion
the protection OF the National Consti.
tuition and the preservation OF the Ma
tional Union by the suppression of the
insurrectionary combinations now exis-
ting in several States for opposing the
laws OF the Union, and obStructIng the
execution thereof, to which end mil
itary force in addition TO that called
forth by my Proclamation OF the fiji
tcenih day Of April in the present year
appears to be indispensably necessary,
now, therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln,
President OF the UEited States, and
Commsnder-in-CEIei OF the Army and
Navy thereof, and OF the militia oil the
several States, when called into actual
service, do hereby call into the service
Of the United States forty-two thousand
and thirty-four volunteers, to serve lol
period OF three years, unless sooner
discharged, and IA be mustered into ser
vice as infantry and cavalry. The
proportions of each arm, and the detail:
Of enrolment and organization will bC
made known through the Department o
War; and also direct thot the regulal
army OF the United States he increased
by the addition OF eight regiments o
cavalry, and one regimen. OF artillery
making altogothe aylEum aggre
gate increase OF 22,7l4 officers and en-
listed men, the details OF which in
crease will also he made known
through the Department OF War; ant
I further direct the enlistment, Tor no
less than one nor more than three year.
OF 5000 seamen, In addition to the
present force, for the naval service o
the United States. The details of the
enlistment and organization will b
made known through the Department
of the Navy. The call for volunteer!
hereby made. and the direction for in
crease of the regular army and fol
the enlistment of the seamen hereby
given, together with the plan of organ
ization adopted for the volunteers anc
for the regular forces hereby aathoriz
ed, will be submitted to Congress a:
soon as assembled.
In the meantime earnestly invoke
the CO operation OF all good citizens II
the measures hereby adopted for the Inn
partial enforcement of Constitution
laws, and for the speediest possible
restoration of peace and order, anc
with those of happiness and prosperity
throughout our country.
In testimony whereof | have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal o
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington
thi, third day Of May, in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-one, and of the United State
the eighty fifth.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President.
WILLIAM III. SEWARD,
Secretary of State
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-09

CANF NoRroN, Indianapolis. Ind, May 6.
MEssRs. EpIroRs:-In order to fulfill my prom
Use, rather than because there is anything to writ,
! send line for the Journal.
People think perhaps that a great deal of i'm
portant intelligence might be sent home by vol
unteers stationed here, but We hear very it'll,
that is not known to every body
/ have been in Camp Morton nearly two week.
and have experienced no great difficulty il adapt
ing myself to onr peculiar way of living. Weare
rs we'll provided for, probably "a the circumstan-
ces sill at all allow. Ourbrcad is prepared at the
steam bakery in the city, and is very good. We
have abundant supplies of pork, potatoes, beans,
coffee sugar, pepper salt, &C., beef two or three
times week, rice and dried apples occasionally
The food is wholesome and We have plenty of IT,
Every body has an enormous appetite and We are
obliged to take great deal of exercise to keer
of the govt Our sleeping apartments are per
lectly dry, with good straw, comforts, blankets
&c Every thing will do very well, only tn,
cooking and,,of this, t. save the feelings you
lady readers, | forbear any description, only N
B.-We DO the cooking oursclres.
L
in the national service as the six regiments re
qussted from this State were all full, so ioinoC
accompany OF State troops This did not suit NE
rs left home expressly to get into the Fl ght- s,
was very glad when vacancy occurred in tn
ranks Of the Randolph County Guards. Theo
+. Colgrove was promoted last week to a place
in the Quarter Masters Department and tax,
his place This is al that desired, as our reg
linen. will probably be one Of the first ordcre,
into Service.
Some of M friends who have been here ex
press surprise at my having volunteered but
scarcely know why, as it seemed TO me especiall
proper and natural that should 60 at once.
is clear as the sunlight to my deepest inner con
victions. that whatever may be the duty for 9th
ers, ny place is among the defenders of GU
Country.
We have not been uniformed--reccived on
guns last week; they are smooth bore muskets
We would much rather have rifles. Thougl
there arc numberless rumors in the camp we rcall
know nothing about our destination or t e lcngtl
OF time We will remain here.
We had preaching several times on the frs
Sabbath after coming here, but, last Sabbat
owing to the rain We had no services in camp
There are many visitors here every pleasant day
To strangers, the camp seems stirring place
but il one stays here every thing soon become
very monotOnous. AL day you hear the word
of command, and at dawn you awake to hea
again the eternal drum-beat and The stead,
tramp of marching files"
| hope you will not consider anything about TIL
rambling letter subject of criticism, as my cir
cumstances are by no means favorable for liter
airy pursuits. hope my friends will write to me
/ You can hardly imagine how we prize letter
/ from home. Address ne at Camp Morton. Indi
annapolis. Ind. Care of Captain Lee.
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The Call for Aaditiona, Troops.


The following extract from dispatch from
Hon. Sin. IN Cameron, Secretary OF War was re-
eeivedby q. vernon Morton on W ,dnesday, May
Let:
mo adiitioGN. troops beyond the regiments
called fer are at "a, sent needed 1t the six reg
imen,s put into can, by you should be Opposed
90 volunteer for three ears, unless sooner dis
charged. they would be :. 'eep'ec--not otherwise
Mt this time"
In answer to 4 dispatch in. 'lunS as to ial
particulars OF the above. the folio, Wing "As reeei
we'd on the 9Th inst:
As soon determined. which will 4 u. "a
or two. you will be informed how many re- IN
are desired from your State. ia addition -. os .
mustered into service under the former re.uA
zion from this Department.
"SiMON CAMERON.
Secretary of War
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Notes from Under the Shadow of st. Loui

Notes from Under the Shadow of st. Louis
Il is humiiiatng to know that the lawfully
constituted authorities have been obliged to re-
sort 10 stratagems to effect their ends, yet the
success OF such stratagems, in the face OF a very
vigilance committee, affords some compensation
for that humiliation. That precious son of trea
son and scoundrelism, Claib Jackson, in his eff
orts to drag Missouri into the cotton rebellion,
has been endeavoring to arm the State, or rath-
cr that part of the people of the State most fav-
orable to secession. One obstacle stood in his
way-le had no Grms-and the danger that the
State would try to go out of the Union had so de-
pressed the credit of the State that her bonds
were not worth 20 cents on the dollar, and capt.
talists would not risk their gold upon such cob
web securities. Thanks TO JEFF Davis 4 Co. the
arsenal ~ St. Louis contain ed some O,OOO stand
OF arms and several extra pieces of ordnance;
these, when the proper time should come, Claib 5
PETS the minute men," could secure with all
ease, but Claib was doomed to disappointment.
Last Thursday evening, while some of the bows
from the arsenal decoycd the vigilance commit
-. TO the north end OF the city, by making them
-; that they were about to remove some
'ored there to the arsenal the much Gov.
-, and cannon were quietly placed on
-. 1boat, and safely lodged under the
Yates of Illinois.
protection of.So. ..
says ne ~ epublicanp very caudidlv
ly douhly black "k ~
says Its no use to ,rs. 70. :, mo,eithe
no MONEY, and no men 3 -
Your correspondent world ,sora,. a.. :.
able TO give your readers some g. ,bis -, :,
he Union enthusiasm exhibited in -,
Egypt, bsf that Is altogether an imp ,lops
suffice it TO sag that from 81. Clair county. =,
We have sent 500 volunteers, and have at L.
iouble that number, not only willing. but anxious
% g. And while, OF seurse, some OF those roll
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