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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June IS-A Government
messenger reports Stones command at Rock
vile. Less reliable reports place him in qui-
ct occupation of Lewisburg.
A brush is reported at Senaca. Southern
loss, Capt. Shreve and two men.
Arrangements are proposed for paying
transportation over rail roads in Government
stocks.
Gen. Scott boasts of the evacuation of Har-
per's Ferry as being in perfect accordance
with his plans.
No Southern movements in the slightest
degree affect his programme.
The Government has information that the
Southerners have set a trap for them fifteen
miles from Alexandria, into which they eX-
pect to draw the Federalists. The same scout
reports Indians lurking in the neighborhOod
of the alleged trap.
Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe are to
be connected by submarine telegraph.
A collision at Vienna is reported.
The Southerners have possession of the
bridge there, over which the invaders must
march.
Nebraska officials, including J. Sterling
Morton, Secretary; Addison r. Gilmer, Re-
ceiver; WIN. Pivest and B. p. Rankin, Mar
shals, are heavy defaluters. An inyestiga-
ton Is sent. Defalcations in Iowa are also
developing.
A dozen rifed cannon have been sent to
Alexandria.
Gen. Butler is threatening Great Bethel in
force.
The Aqua Greek defences are being in
creased,
The troops at Fortress Monroe sleep on
their arms.
WASHINGTON. June 1e.-The Federalists at
Vienna numbered 900 men. The report to
Gen. Scott says, on turning the curve within
a quarter of a mile of Vienna, we were fired
UPON by a masked battery with shell, shot,
and grape, killing and wounding the men on
the platforms of the cars. The train stopped
on account of the injury to the machinery,
aud could not be retired. We abandoned
the train and took to the woods, finding the
battery supported by 1900 South CARROLL
mans. We fell back, throwing out skirmish
ers on both tanks, and retired. 8 killed, 5
wouRded and missing. The men abandon
ed many haversacks and blankets, and q
few muskets." The report is signed Robert
c. Sehenk, Brigadier General of the LIST Ohio
Regiment. Among the killed is an editor of
the Cleveland Herald.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-Gen. Scott has or
dered the Regulars. consisting of several reg
iments, in Gen. Patterson's command to
Washington. The remnant of Patterson's
force will occupy Harper's Ferry.
More troops are concentrating at Balti-
more. The Southerners are moving at vari-
Gus points.
From Virginia.
FORTRESS MONROE, June ls.-The steamer
Cataiine was fired on by a steam-tug.
The Southerners are erecting water bat
terry at Sewell's Point and concentrating in
force on james river.
WHEELING. June 18-Convention.-An
ordinance was passed fixing the salaries of
Governor and Representatives much lower
than now.
a bill proposing Separation was tabled By
o vote of 67 70 u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
War Notice.
NEW DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned has removed the Drug Store for
i merly occupied by o. SPRINGER ( CO., to Union
Street, between Market and College
Prescriptions carefully compounded both day and
night, by regular graduates in ?harmacie. We would
beg, therefore, for paronzng Store, and examine
select stock. CHAS- VAN DAHME co.
Nay o. 1851 I'm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
DISSOLUTION.

T,HE firm of MORGAN & WALLACE ID this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. w. B. Wallace is
aoue authorized TO the of the firm in liqu
dation- <. w. MORGAN,
W. B. WALLACE
/ earnestly request all my friends to call at w. B.
Walace's, where will be pleased, to serve them.
JuneS-N UAA E. W. MORGAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
DRUMS! DRUMS.

r A. MCCLURE So Union street, having completed
- bis facilities to manufacture many rs 800 Wood
Bass and Snare Drums per day has reduced the price
70 SO tor first class Snare SIS for q inch Bass and
$50 for So inch Persons II the country can have The
above sent them by renting the above amount
Also received, the fourth edition Of the tson9 Of
the South.u the most popular song ever puhlished-
Sent postpaid On receipt q 50 eents
n. H-No Iron Drums made By ne.
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LOOK HERE.

IL persons indebted to the late firm of A. Fl. RIOS
IA C0E & Co, by pote, account, or otherwise, will
please, call at the Law Office of NJ NJ Brien No. Is
10 Colorado Building Cherry Street. and settle the
same longer Indulgence cannot be given the Books
accounts, &C. having been assigned 70 said Brien in
trust for certain purposes who alone Is authorized 10
settle the same II. III. HRIkN,
apr20-3m Trustee, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19

The Yankee Druggists refuse to send any
more quinine to the South. Since the battle
of Bethel they find it will all be needed in
the Federal army to stop the ague which is
shaking the courage of their soldiery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
DRUMS! DRUMS!

uAyTNG made permanent arrangements for the
l. manufacture of Drums of all sizes, can fur
nish them of superior tone and fnish low good
article can be sold anywhere, wholesale or retail
JOHN LUCK,
june4 As Union street.
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Maney's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

WITH WOODS IMPRovEMENT.-This celebrated
w Machine received the first premium of a Grand
GOLD MEDAL, a the best combined Reaping and Now
ing Machine at the great United States Agricultural
Fair, held at Louisville, KY, in September 1851
The trial came off near syracuse, New York, July
where all the principal Machines in the United States
were thoroughly tested The committee made their
awards through Marshal P Wilder, President United
States Agricultural Society, at Louisville, KY.
1t also received the award the best Reaper and
as the best Mower, before two separate committees
appointed by the President of the Davidson County
Agricultural Society, at Nashville, in July 1854 over
most of the Machines in use in Tennessee
Numerous other premiums and awards were given
this Machine during the last season. every Ma
chine in America.
We have on hand lot Of these Machines, that we
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
june6-d&w2w. ARMSTRONG & co
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DRUMSi FIFES!!

7 HAVE nearly completed $50 Wood Shell Drums
4 which Will compare favorably with those of New
York manufacture, and will be sold follows-Ten-
nor $40 to SIS: Bass SIS to S25. Orders from the
country will receive prompt attention and satlsae-
tion guaranteed Also FLIES of qualities from so cts
to So. For Wood Drums apply to the old Music House
of JAS A MC6IURE
mayl2 50 Union street
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Family Lard. Lard Oil. &c.

ENAMII.Y LARD, of the most superior quality, put
up in half barrels and kegs, Lard OH Tallow Oil +,
Car Grease &C. kept constantly hand and for sale
by WOODS & CO.,
Market street, Nashville, Tennessee.
aprI1-6m
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FOR RENT.

HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses In Edgeheld
that would like to rent TO COED tenants for the
year 1851. For information call At my residence
Edgehed, on VIM Moore who is authorized 70 rent
sell them. L A. HERMAN
nov2T-tf
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AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co

rs Office oUer the Post Office, NashoilEe. -aR
THE undersigned have formed Company for the
l. purpose OF transmitting Letters &c, 10 and from
the Southern Confederacy reasonable rate, and
agree furnish Merchants and other their correspon.
dence between Louisville and Nashville regular
tervals may be most convenient all parties con-
cerned. THOS. E JENKINS,
W. A. McGILL.
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ENGLISH BOOKS.

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ATTENTION.
Tennessee Sharp Shooters.

IN compliance with the requistion of the Major Gen
Volunteers armed with the Tennessee Rife it is pro-
posed to raise and organize in the city of Nashville
from the bone and snew of the surrounding country,
a ,ompany OF No. Rhemen, the members of which
10 uansh their own Rifles (and the State will pay for
them.) Now is the time for you to volunteer in de-
fence OF your country as this is the last opportunity
offered for entering the State service Then send
your names from the hills and valleys, TO swell the
moving tide that is to drive back the enemies Of
country Notice viii be given 70 those who join this
Company, through the city papers, OF the time and
place 10 assemble for the purpose Of organizing the
same. Fur Information relative the Company ad-
dress j. w. HAGAN,
junel5-1w Nashville, Tenn.
LYONS INSECT POWDER!
ron BALE BY
sprsl-H pAINs. BROWN -
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M. sCHECK,
Silk and Wooden Dyer,

rs prepared to do all kinds of work in his line for
j the Ladies well as for the Mercantile community
So His way Of cleansing Grape, Rrocha, Thibet
and other Shawls is indispensable.
iune5-lm.
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RAVEL e r S

tx7HEN you 80 to New York. drive direct TO the
w SMITHSONIAN HoUsE, Broadway, oe<ner Of
Houston street, conducted a the European p,zn
Good Fare. good Roosas, promps attendance. and
moderate chafees Single rocns, te eenfs, Is cents
and a per day. Donble roonn end pnr1orn q 80 %
mensa Of The bes< ka1ee, 49, central ocaxi6s anf
= hssssd ss.es1s'ae n ~ ~ : ,.x., 49,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. L. D. Huston, Mr..
ROBERT W. JENNINGS, of Ga, and Miss MARY w
daughter of Thomas W. Evans, of this city
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J. D. NORTON GEO. W. STROBE W. G. PRIEST.
I'D. MORTON & co.
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
PROPRETORS OF ECLIPSE WHARF-BoAT.
June1l-1m MEMPHIS, TENN.
Allegheny Springs.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THIS celebrated Watering Place will be opened for
J. the reception of visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE
Located 4 miles from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, they easy OF access, and afford the best
security for families
Each department is supervised by the proprie
tors who will attend personally to the wants of their
guests
The Proprietors fatter themselves they were never
well prepared the present season.
full SUPPLY of Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the r. r. at Shawsville and will
be carried IN horse omnibusses a fine road TO
the Springs.
These waters stand unrivalled for the cure of Dys
pepsia. B0UTh, COLHOUN 4 CO.
june3 lS6I-dlm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having horses suitabie for Cavalry
~ service, VIII please offer them on Wednesday next
al the Fair Grounds. when the proper officer viii re-
ceive end value the same, giving certificates of yaua-
ton The parties receiving certificates win be allowed
forty cents a day from date OF certificate
n. McSAIRY,
mayz6 Captain Tennessee Rangers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19

EOR the benefit Of the Public have issued few
hundred tickets Of the denomination Of 20 and Is
cents he &c q convenience in the way Of making
change which pledge myself 70 redeem at my once,
No. 6, Cherry street. -
june -. 1w. E. A. HERMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
The Vote of Virginia on the Ordinance
OF Secession.

Governor Letcher has is ued his proclama
ton giving the aggregate vote cast at the
of Secession, which from actual returns re-
ceived, foots up as follows:
For Ratification, 125.950
For Rejection, Z0373
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
Nashville, Edgefeld & Kentucky
- - -
RAILROAD d.
New Route to the West and South, Memphis.
Jackson, New Orleans, vicksburg,
Mobile &c Ro

Commencing SATURDAY, JUNE SD, 1861. Trains
leave Nashville as follows
$3.50 A. M Memphis Express, Daily, Sundays OK
4:1O r. M, Runs daily through to Memphis in II
hours.
accommodation runs through daily to MImphis in
171s hours.
Both Trains make close connections with Trains for
all points in the South and West
The 80 A. NJ Train connects at Taits Station with
Slaughter Co.'S. line of -Four Horse Coaches for Hop
kinsville, Henderson, &C. A. ANDERSON
apr13-u Receiver
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-19
1faior;rv for Ratification

The vote of twenty-five counties is not em
braced in this estimate, no official returns
having been received from them but from
newspaper reports and other sources belieV-
ed To be correct. or nearly so, he Governor
arrives at the following figures
Actual majority for ratification
from returns, lO5, 577
Estimated maj irities against rat
i6cation from counties not
heard officially, 1927
Total majority, 94,75O
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Aew advertisements.
LOST TRUNK.
Wanted to Rent,

A SMALL HOUSE containing or rooms central
IA ly located, a Cottage preferred. The furniture
would be purchased good and sold at fair price
Address, c, Box 370 Post Office stating locality and
terms. juneI9
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ndence:
VIM L Kelly, Asst II J Lawrence Smith
Julius Winter, o Ii StrattOn
Luke Blackburn lsham Henderson
Lindenburger & Co, Harvey, Hughes & Co,
b Owsley, James ) Wallace,
j Speed, w N Haldeman
c Q Armstrong, Brannin & Summers
BARLEY & Co, Hill & McCraw,
Guthrie & Co, John Smith
Throckmorton, l. Richardson,
Cornwall 4 Bro, Wallace, LlthgoW < Co,
VIM Gay, Brady DAVIS
Marshall, Halbert Co, Dodge x Co,
e Aathers, Brinly, Dodge Co,
Paul r Shipman, Hogan & Escott
Geo ID Prentice, Sanford Duncan L Co
w Tompkins C Iiehten < Co
Mason Co, TAR Sleyln * Co
Kits Verne, John Speed
VIM SKene & Co. VDG aetano < Co
Chamberlain Tapp, Thos n Easti..
Ben Adams, John W Nc(,raH
RiChard TTabue, Louisville KIN
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The undersigned know the above parties to be re-
liable and responsible persons and entitled all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26
Tmportant New. fre,u ,b, Seu,r.

CHICAGO. Dec 2i-Tbe Memphis Appes, n,
the lgth ms ant has the following:
., a. h,S f,l correspondent say,, in addition
70 tne SZoI VcD appropriated by the Confederate
Congress for the relief of the Charleston sufferers
the Legislature ofVirginia will appropriate s9oO
oo collections also were taken Wy In ali ts,
c Grches on the 18th inst
The Georgia Legislature appyon,t.tsa s,oo oon
1oI The RELIEF 81 the Charleston sufferers
Ibe correspondent says TO such a grightfpl eY
TENT sas vi 'lence increased In Richmond thai tbs
c,.S olos Ia!, N becSnle a. famous Is ever Bati-
more OF Naples was Shooting aud uabbipo are
every day occurrences N
The Memphis appeal publishes teleg,a,b.e 70.
por,s OF The foreign news, snd remarks: HWba,
oe .ne couise OF the trembling tyrant at Wash
ington we are unable to say, but presume be and
his aStu.e advisers will refuse TO lake nm tbe
gauntlet 80 feerlsssly offered BY Great n i,aIn
ana tnlnks that the action of tue federal govern.
Iaeht Will engender snch q STATE Of sentiment In
France and England al to secure tn. sneeSv -
oSnlhon OF Southern Independence
he Ieosi account Of the Green river 6ght place,
ths Union los: at nine.v-nve killed aud one NOR
tertires the report Of the battle fSsmp Aes Sanv
IN western vtrginia~ Gen Milroy 10 reported
killed. The Union loss ID set down as 500 iilIed
The rebels acknowledge 20 killed and 81 wound.
The Appeal reioices at the movement Of In.
fsoical oltionists In Congress; and spea zinc
o o. 'he emancipation schemes Of Messrs Stevens
Bingham, sherman and others, IL sbys. UOu,
people rather like this species Of Iepisis,io, in
ssmuch al II gives victories for me wb;ch ~.
oayonet and bullet will be paid TO achIeyeD
The Fort Smith News Of the 18th has disoou,
aging news from the Indian country. Tn,
Creeks, Chefokees, and Seminoles are deserti ne
ihe cause, and large numbers have Joined Opthey.
ho,o, who % encamped on the Big Bend Of tie
Askansas, with 0C0 Indians, AID armed with
rides, revolvers and knives, and naked % ths
waist To oppose this force the rebels had ,
suali force under Col. Cooper, who was clamnrou,
iot felnforcemehts butte 10 daily expected, a.
tie Two armies are only Q few miles apart
The Fort Smith News learns from the teIeor. nh
operator at Fayetteville, that about one hundred
Union men had been arrested In Madison and
Carroll counties.
The naval commander Of the Federal feet forbade
We transmission of Gen Phelps prociamati On
and threatened to fire into any boat that at.em ut
I'd % carry IL.
The Nashville Union Of the 18th has the graft.
ying assurance that Lincoln's Message has pro
ducsd complete revolution among U nlon men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

TIE NasAyILLz UspzR REpAIn IN Es,I.rn
The London News, December 6th, says:
The Confederate war steamer NasbytlIs xps,t
into the craving dock At Southampton Yesterday
% Dc repaired. The Federal armed mali .s@an.,
WATER on "Wednesday next, instead Of Remaining
q Coves, 90 that the two ships win be "within
shot" Of each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

GTLs>i Tuesday n" shipi ing In New York
hsrbOr rad thar fE. at half mast as q marx of
respect to the memory Of His Royal Hishnesa
Prince Albert, Uhcse death was announced in
tfe morning PspeTr- There were about two
hundred British $rsseis in port, which, with
number Of other fcSign versels, and the Ameri-
ear shipping, s.asIsily united IN this marx OF
honor and respect to departed worth.
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The BattI. Of AiIeshasy summit.

Tie Camp Elkwater correspondent of the
wheeling Intelligencer gives the following &C.
count Of the recent battle Of Allegheny Summit !:
An order was received from head uarters at
Hutfonsville for portion Of the I'd Virginia TO
report az Cheat Mountain Summit immed lately
or a. soon a. the weather and muddy roads would
permit About two O'Clock D. m detac hmeuts
OF eon pantes A, e, ID, g, n ., and X, In all
about two hundred and ninety men, under com.
msnd Of MAJ Owens, took up the line OF march
fof The summit, where we arrived at nine O'Clock
and were Joined by detachments Of the 25th and
"a ONO, go and l3ih Indiana regiments, max
Ing column Of ], 400 men at the summit The
oejeet CT the expedition vss EXPLAIN ed 70 u.s. AZ
being 70 clean ont Camp Baldwin,, situate On the
top Of The Allegheny Dcuntains distant from Chsa,
Mountain summit about IS miles,
On the lib Inst we left there (the sum u il) and
marc he'd 20 she old camp Of the rebels at Green
ostef, and there halted long enough TO get supper
eod rest where our force was divided, 700 going
Up the 6reenbeak river and q like number Or The
tornpike towards staunton, w here the two col
nmns were 10 make the attach alta O'CLOCK In ths
morning, but owing 70 the roughnes OF the road
sleeper than any part Of w SeeIing Hill the column
which your correspondent was with, could not
get up until about o'clock In the morning when
ne commenced the SIGHT on our side by wound.
log two q the ~ bel pioksts and killing one our
lines were formed, and forward, change bsyons,s
given Away we went, vhcoping like deyils
within 200 wards Of the rebel entsencbrnsnts
vnen the IRE became % hot that all had 20 ta he
be found 0NI-
In tbs position we kept up . regular Indian
1Rnt Tor over Jour hours. Towards the last the
efing became 30 accurate that IL IN inch II on
person was opposed be was sure TO catch H. Al
last came orders 10 draw OF which was dons in
soIefsble coed Urdes Ny opinion 10 that there
vsre ov-r 5000 rebels We bad 70 fgh,; and AZ no
ons had We over 80 men In the d sht Opposed
70 tnis force wes at least so rebel mufkets ana
seur or ave pieces Of artillery, among which was
o - FOUNDER.
Our loss In killed and wounded, think, will
rsen nesfy 80 and the rebel loss In killed N oss
- thst has YET occurred In Western virpint,
Ins SIGHT occurred In Highland eountT ave
nile from Mestsrey, frcm which place thew
we fsoeis received large reinforcemsnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

ID Charles Jsnerds, who " a. once tiled and
acquitted 81 ooEplicity In the horrible Walton.
Matthew'S tragedy, in New York, has been again
tiled, and found guilty Of murder In the nrst de
gree. he 10 now in The TOmbs, awaiting his sen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26

Hsws Tnon NEW OaLBAns-A recent STATE
Dent tsleS pied ffom Fraa kfort Of di,sr, int.I
p9sace nom New Orleans, Wa % important mat
ftw words may b devoted TO showing how au-
Se nw A letsss WA received 10Y private
nanas, ana thsssfefs free from censossht o , bv
lssoing Union Senator, fscr q vel. knCvS r,is
We N New Orleans. The senator knov1 his
rsasfvs 70 Be IN srdeat seesssioaist, and 70 hsy.
public feeling. The relative, uncootsolisd bv
e.nsofship, vfises tnat " csndos eompsls him 10
sdnh that q majority Of the eiti1ens-snd nav
We better portion, t0o-are 10 day Union men
% AID toe Llncoin invaders 0-cis<issas3 Gss.