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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
The Cincinnati Commercial saw. /:

Where there IL no slavery there 10 no re.
bellion. Those who deny that slavery 10 the
.preiext and cause OF the rebellion, would dc
we'll TO bear this simple fact In mind.
You would also do well to bear In mind
that the rebellion Is not Of Shareholders
against shareholders, but against non.slave
holders for interfering with their rights and
seeking to destroy the constitutional guaran'
tees which protect them. Had there been
none Of this interference, there would have
been no rebellion. You cannot suppress the
rebellion by decreeing the extinguishment Of
slavery. You had better adopt our domestic
institutions, and then, there being no cause
for interference, VIC may listen, perhaps, to
propositions looking to future brotherhood.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Sg- ]. B. JONES, Of the passport once
writes to the Richmond Eranan~ tina. The
whole amount Of contributions to tho Con
federate army In Virginia during the las,
three months has not fallen short Of three
millions Of dollars. The subjoined lis! con-
prisss almost exclusively the donations made
TO the army Of the Potomac North Carroll.
NO, $S25,4l7; Alabama, $751;, 600; Mississip.
pi, $272,670; Georgia, $244,ss5; South Car.
ollna, $ls7 FOG; Texas, $s7 800; Louisiana,
$6l,s50; Virginia, $4s,O7o; Tennessee, ST..
900; Florida, $3.50; Arkansas, $3.50. To.
tai, $l,5l5,S9S. ----N t'fN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

NASSAU, N, PAS the name Of this place
frequently occurs in items Of important news
II may be interesting to come Of our readers
to know It's locality. II Is the chief seapor,
town Of the Bahama (Britsh West India.
Islands, lying opposite the Southern coast o.
Florida--being the capital Of New Provi
dence Island. II has convenient harbor
opening into the main channel that makes ID
from the waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico
through the Bahamas to the outer ocean. II
lisa town of considerable trade, possessing
about 10000 inhabitants
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

The Charleston oDdrir says; Having re.
ceiyed and heard Of many private letters rc-
ierring to the Yankee reports Of The origin
Of our great fire, we deem Il proper 10 repeat
our belief and conviction, after full Inquiry,
that there is no proof OF any completely on
the part Of servants. On the other hand, the
devotion, and daring Odelity Of the servants,
and the free colored residents, were never
exhibited 40 consplcoously as on that 90.
casion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

with tho Intention ofaltackIng that fort Fir
Ing was heard here today 10 that direction.
The brldgea between Murray and Fort
Henry have been destroyed tho navigation
OF the river obsiructcd, and the heavy rsius
and bad roads viii prevent the Federals pro
grcfsiug. 'Ne- -'~- ~-' i'if N
There 10 great excitement here, and mary
families who are Shareholders, aIe leaving,
II 10 reported that Fort henry has been relp-
forced, and will be able to bold out aeaIhst
an attack IRON the Federals Big events are
expected IN few days.
Virginia Confedsrsts states senators.
RICHMOND, Jan. 80 RIM. 7. Hunter was
to-day elected Confederate States Senatogby
the Virginia Legislature on ahe fltst ballot,
by very large majority, and Vim. Ballard
Preston was elected on the second ballot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
DIR. C0LEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY

HNHE attention Of citsens strangers and ohots vi,
j. tlng Nashville, requiring medidal aid Ia respect
fully called 70 this Office, No 81 Dcaderick street ssc
ond door, between Cherry and the square. 'lN
Dr. COLEMAN Ia an old practitioner OF medicine; hla
almost unlimited experience and aattering SUCCESS
for many years past In the treatment Of PRIVATE Dss
RAISES has Induced him 70 devote bis undivided a,ten
ton 70 all diseases ,of this nature Many cases of
the most nveterato character have promptly yielded
70 ha improved method OF treatment, f'lf -.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Pypl.
Ills, Gonorrhoa, 0leat and all diseases OF the gena
and urinary organs, meet with no Resistance 70 his
remidles. h" wv
All female irregularities and functional isderange
monta OF the Womb, and the disease arising from
CESSATION and III managed parturitLon. LI'
Every case OF Reducible Rupture, and OF Piles ar
Prolapsus Of tho Rectum, and most cases Of Fslula
can be cured by n process nearly painless. " esther
Of the latter cases Ia undertaken by DR.. Coleman
cure Invariably warranted a. careful examnatnd
always paceonts the necessary Indications Of neess Or
fdslrrcby his improved method Of operating.
Persons Of either applying In person OF by Latter
describing caso) on tho rsl symptoms a any acenats
specific disease DO cured In most casss, BIZ the
abortive method, IN fcrty.egbt hours. ta if'a
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, will govern him with bis patrons Tftf
or No mercury used IN tho treatment OF wnyya
dseesss, as ho believes Tin most cascs) II pfoducssa
worec disease than that II " given 10 cure.
Ohcs bonrs IRON eight " tie morning tnl nine In
The evening. .AAA jan 10, 'e2-iy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

A correspondent Of u Baltimore paper
states that 1t is tae intention Of old Abe to
make Corcoran a Brigadier Geueral, as soon
Is he Is released. We hope so--the Colonel
was made prisoners by boy from North
Alabama, and The same chap Is anxious TO
"rise In business and bring dowa a Brlgadier.
He, doubtless, has bis eye on the degenera!ed
Irishman. aut sH ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

GsS. McCLELLAS.-We fiud the following
10 the Chicago 7Imes Of the 4th inst: The
New York Hsrald's correspondent telegraph
ed on Friday evening last that Gen. McClel.
Ian ia ss active In mind az erer, but 10 not
yet sufficiently strong physically to attempt
to encounter the arduous duties he formally
assumed. He regrets the unkind and M
necessary clamor Of the day for moyemen,
contrary to sound policy and good seuse, and
feels self-conadence that In mod time, not
far of. the honest people will % satisfied, II
the politicians are not ii Sai fis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

FIDDLE STRISos VS.. vERxIcELLI.--A geo.
tleman from The country (and Of course not
expected TO know anything about the favor.
lie food Of the italIans,) stepped into gro.
Gerry store In this city day or two since,
and inquired II be could get any fiddle
stringsf Seeing box Of vermicelli near by
be picked up bunch or two, ard finding
them very brittle, be said
"Well, here's lot Of 'em, but what pity
they are ell rotten."- Augesa Constitutional.
isf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

A law exempting the property OF all SOL
ders engaged in our war for independence
from seizure and sale while enlisted in the
service Of the country. has been passed by
the Legislature Of Louisiana.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Rg GslearapA.
l9essai pipascA TO Ne Nashville faN4oi,
Defaat OF Gen. Crittenden--Deash Of
4 Gen, zoliicOffer. h

RICHMOND, Jan. 2s,---The dag ot truce
brought 10 Norfolk yesterday EoVsheT0 pa.
pers Of the goth aud 2lsl, bu, The news
reached Richmond too late last night 10 send
Il South. The Philadelphia Ptess Of the
2lst reports The defeat OF zollcotfer on the
18th inst. at Somerset, KY, by the Federals.
ZollleoGer was killed, and bis body Is In
the possession Of the Fcderals. Bale pey.
ton, Jr., Ia also among the killed. The Con-
iederates lost two hundred aud seventy live
killed and wounded, ard they are reported
to have deserted their entertainments on
Sunday The battle lasted all OF Saturday.
The FederOls lost seveniy.lve men 10 the
Tenth Indiana regiment. Their other losses
LATER-Furiher intelIigen CT received here
confirms ZolllcoGer's defeat aud death.
Gen Criitenden was in command, Nnd
with eight regiments attacked the Federals
In strong position at Fishing Greek, aud
was repulsed with heavy loss. Gen. z III
Golfer was killed, and on bis death, the army
became confused and utterly routed, losing
all their artillery, baggage equipments, DC.
The probable loss of the Confederates Ia FIVE
hundred killed and wounded A dispatch
from DR.. Chaille, OF New Orleans, who Is a
member Of Crittenden's staff, says the Con.
federate army is now in tull retreat on Knox
villa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
virginia Senators.

RICHMOND, Jan. 22.--Nothing is known 90
to the proceedings Of Congress to-day.
The Virginia Legislature has been pilnc-
pally occupied In talking about the election
Of Confederate States Senators. The House
Of Delegates favored going into the election
to-day, but the Senate proposed 10 postpone
the election until the 4th Of February. A
joint committee has been appointed to report
upon the matter by noon to morrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Moro Stone vessels sunk.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. ga private letter
from Charleston says Eve stone vessels were
snnk In the channel yesterday By the FEEDER.
ale.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 23,--Tho Savannah Re
publican Of this morning learns that the
statement Of Federal vessels being up Broad
River Ia incorrect.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Mew advertisements.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
WALTER KEEsLE, Sole Lessee a Manager.
Friday Eve, Fan. GATH, 1852, VIZ
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The Sculptor's Dream. af
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To conclude with
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CHANGE OF TIME Open 6k commence az T.
ADMISSION TO SUIT THE TIMES, --pareQuotte AMI
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Evacuation of Manassas.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--The Coniedeyates
have evacuated Manassas and fallen back TO
protect the sesbord line from an attack.
E Jim Lane,
Lane, of Kansas, told Gen Mcclellan II Mis-
souri,. Arkansas, and tho Indian county re.
rist, he will slay all the whites and give their
lanes to the loyal blacks. Lincoln henrd' Toe
conversation,
Mntiny In the Philadeipbia Navy
Yard. .a
The operatives in the Philadelphia Navy
Yard are reported mntinous, because their
hours Of labor have been Increased and their
pay diminished. A concerted strike Is ex-
peoted.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
'ubiic Mon In Washington Favor a
Separation.


Forney says there are public men 10 WASH
ington who favor peaceful aud prompt eep.
aration from the Confederate States, and that
there Is a cooperating pogty 10 the Frse
States. E
The Prussian Minister has received au Of
fetal dispatch from Berlin, announcing the
opinion Of the Prussian Government that the
seizure Of Mason aud Slidel! 70 unjustilable.
Eederals Defeated by Jefr Thompson.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lc.--The Federals were re.
Gently defeated by jeff Thompson near IRON
ton. M ssatt afs5l =.
The Federals expect an early attack from
JEFF Thompson at Pilot Knob. A.'' ~ II
RICuMoSD, Jan. 23--The New York E5e,i-
ing Post OF the goth says the funds are dull
in consequence Of the Burnside expedition.
No tidngs had been received at the North
{ ON The Burnside expedition. N,
Active movements were going forward In
Washington, and numbers Of field batteries
we're being cent of.
The following passengers arrived at Nor
folk yesterday under flag Of truce: Mrs.
Julia A. Doom and three children, OF Sayan.
nah, Ca, and John l.. Hart, Of the Pittslvadia
Dragons, having being released on parole.
PARfs, Tenn, Jan. 22.--lt Is reported that
on Saturday afternoon ten Federal regiments
Of infantry and 1900 cavalry, with thirty
pieces Of artillery went to Murray, KY, and
took possession Of the Court House, and de.
stroyed the papers In the Clerks Office
They also released elk negroes from Jail.
At the same time G,oOo Federsls landed
from their gunboass at Highland.
II is understood that Federal force Of
$4,000 will rendezvous at Murray.
On Tuesday the Federals took possession
Of Boydsvllle, eighteen miles northwest Of
Paris. .a...
Our scouts have been within a lew miles
OF The Federal camps They report that the
Federals are stealing mules, stock, provisions,
teams, negroes, money aud Jewelry.
Probable attack ON rsrt Henry by
tho feaerals.
The inhabitants 10 the Vicinity Of the Fed.
eral camps report that body of Federals
had gone toward Port Henry Monday night,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30
GUARDIANS Sale.

\ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Cour,
OF GraGga County. Ohio, made on the 10th
DAY OF May, A. J., 1862, in the case of Hiram
CoNeN guardian Of Hiram Bullock, n luna,ic.
against his said ward, the undersigned will, on
Sdi"rday, the 2ist day Of June, "A D. 1862
at O'Clock T. NJ, on the premises, offer al pub.
lie SAFE the following described real estate sta.
ate IN Newbury township, 6 .aaga County. q
being part ol Lot ,, in Tract ,. aud bounded on
the north and west by land owned BY jonathan
lIoughton; on the cast by land owned by L. BDs.
WORTH aud on the south by the lot line OF said
lot }, containing 20 ocrcs OF land Also one
other piece parcel OF iand situate in the town.
ship, County and Stnlo Aforesaid, and described
ms follows: known by being part of Lot. No. II,
Tract !, and bounded on the north by land owned
by Henry BarGlett; on the east and south hy land
owned by A. Alexander; and Oh the west by
land owned by Enos Clark, containing 20 acres
OF land.
TERMS OF SALE-One.four cash IN the
day OF sale; onc-tourlh in one year, one fourth
in two years, and one fourth in three years from
day OF sale, TO be secured by mortgage on The
premises sold, and the deferred payments TO bear
interest payable ually
Fist described land appraised at st4O: second
described land appraised at S34O.
HIRAM COVELL,
Guardian of Hiram Bullock,
by his Attorneys, Garfield & Smih
6t5w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30

ANNoUNcEMENT.-Jus ust published, The His
torical Pocket War Map, showing at a
glance every battle field up to tho present
time. Likewise, in good, plain typo on the
margin, is given a comprehensive, authentic
record of each battlo, and tho name and
number OF regiments engaged, from what
State, &c &c. Also, the number of killed
and wounded, and which army was victo.
rOus.
The Map is in every respect complete and
reliable for the entire Southern States and
coast
At this time tho Historical Map will be
found of great importance. as each baltic,
field is distinctly marked in colors, accom-
panied by the date and particulars. lis
accuracy and convenience bcspeak for it an
Immense sale.
The publishers, Messrs Ashor g. Co..
Indianapolis, Ind, reques, us to say that
the Map will be sold principally by agents,
to whom liberal Inducements will be given
by applying to them Immediately. Also, a
sample copy will be sent, post paid, on re-
ceipt OF 80 cents.
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT
LEGAL.
LEGAL NOTICE.

ENRY sEARLS bnd Harris Seatls nro
! hereby mortified that, on the 9Th dav of No
Vembcr a. y 1861 George King and Iuciuda
hing his vile, filed in the office Of the CLERK of
thG CouT oi Common Pleas Of Gcaups County
stale OF Ohio, theft bill of complaint against ire
SAID Henry Searls and Harris Searls and others.
seulhg 'tlh that one Stephen Scnts, late OF said
1Loun'y, the iaiher OF said Lucinda, Henry aud
hnIrls on The 18th 6ny OF A pril, a. ID. 1853, ex.
tcI''d an ihSlrumen In writing, pnrportinr 10
be ms last will aud testament, and ailerwnris
on the goth day ol March. A. D 1861. dennrtoJ
ihiS NE, leaving Pcrpclip Scnrs, his widow.
hnn certain children named in and made pnrtirs
10 snld bilI, his lcahoes, TO whom he b ,oucnthed
nii ms property Said compliments aver in soid
DilI TINT said Stephen Seurls at the time oi his
executing said Instrument wns not Of sound dis
posing MUD and memory and, on the cputrnrv
was III his dotarc, diseased IN body and mind.
aud wns 80 weak and feeble IN body and mind.
M TO be wholly Incapable Of making any iusi or
proper disposition OF his estate q wns under inn
proper restraint and IN ue influences from said
!egatcet that said instrument is not, in fact the
last VIII aud testament of said Stephen Senrls
ana the same is wholly void for want ofcapacIty
on the part Oi said Stephen to make valid will
The proycr Of snid bill is that nm issue al INV
he made up 10 try the validity Of snid pretended
Will; and, II the issue be found against said pre-.
tended will.th then, by the decree Of the Court,
tie same may be dccfCed null and void and the
estate oi said stephen Searls distributed accord.
ing to iaw- and Tor further relief The said Hen.
ry, Searls and Harris Searls will answer said
piI' ny the lst duy Ol the October Term ol said
Court A y. 1862
TiiRASHER,D ,DURFEE& & HATHAWAY.
Attorneys for Compluinanis.
Dated May 9th 1862 6iswG
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NOME DEPARTMENT.
nS-The June term of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of this County will commence on
Mo nday NEXT.
The Exhibition.


seldom has tho Court II )uso been so
oensoly crowded as on tho evening of tho
second Exhibition for tho benefit of the
soldiers Aid Society. Every available nook
ana corner was occupied, and largo mum
Der we're unable to obtain soats. There
were so many pieces on tho programme that
tne exercises wore not concluded unit! after
midnight; yet most of the audience ro.
ma'nod until the cIose--a pretty good evi.
uonce that thoy were we'll entertained This
Exhibition 1--WE mean, of course. tho main
parts only. of which we, as an outsider, have
right to speak was one of the best wo
hSVe ever attended. Like tho first. IL con.
sisted OF comedies, tableaux, acting charades.
dec'amntions, music, &c, so arranged as to
occupy nearly all the time, and present a
pleasing variety. The leading plays wore
MRS. Washington Potts" and "The Liner.
ick Boy" both of which were vol por-
formed. PADDY Miles Boy" seemed to lose
no interest by repetition. "Tho Horse Jockey
Writing Love,lotter," and Tho Grammar
SCHOOL, afforded the audience considerable
amusement Tho latter was written by
Mrs J. Aylworth, of Claridon, and speaks
well for her wit and ingenuity. "Tbe Bird
Carol aud several patriotic songs were
well sung and much admired but mono
neritod more praise than "Tho Union Right
or Wrong" by Misses Lydia Wright aud
blanche Bush, and the Marseilies Hymn. by
the former. The Orchestra, led by Prot.
seibel. as all remarked, was excellent. The
proceeds of tho Exhibition amounted IN
S43'2S, 1925 remaining after paying all
expenses.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-30
Sherifl's Sale of Real ESTATE,

""N'ii ESiutPs
/ N obedience to the requirements Of an Order
L OF Sale, which sue! from the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Gcauga County IN the Stale of
Ohio, wherein Josiah S Cook is pluinliT. and
Willis Cay ct al. nre defendants, to me directe ed
aud delivered, have caused to be appraised and
shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the
door OF the Court House in Churdon,
On .Moaddy June 3OM. "A d. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. Nj. and 4
O'Clock F. NJ. of suid day, the following de.
tcribod real estate situate in the township of
Burton in the County of Geauga, in the State of
Ohio, being part of Lot No. 3j in said township,
and par; OF Town Plat Lot No-bounded o.
follows, TO wit: Beginning at a post in The west
line OF the north and south cenier road in said
TOWNSHIP, at tho south east corner OF Josiah )
Cook $ land in said Lot No. 81; thence north
long the west line of the aforesaid road to
post in the corner oil ilia lAnco 49, ., .uda,
he pine tree just south Of said Cook 5 dwell
ing house; thence west degs 80 chains; the ce
south TO the south line OF said Cooks land ;thence
east TO the place ot beginning, containing about
three-fourths of au acre OF land.
Said promises appraised at $500.
Terms o! Sale-Cash in hand
E G. WHITE, Sheriff
SherifNs Office, Gcaugai 646w5
Co May 30Ih, 1863.
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The Great French Remedy.
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c. 5. CROSBY, General Agent.
Fort Erie, G. w, Buffalo, n Y
, CAUTION beware OF CountcrIcius; the genuine
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wrapper. 4I6
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EF- The Cleveland Morning Leader
comesS 10 us iu q new dress, and otherwise
much Improved in appearance. The
Leader IS progressive and enterprising
journal, Snd we are glad TO notice this ev-
idence ofNits prosperity.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In Claridon, May Goth by the Rev. f. D, Tay.
lor, MrTRUMAN CRAMTON, of Bur ton,
and Miss IDELIA s. DOUGLASS, Of Claridon.
\NNNNNNNNNNNNNN NN.NSN-NNNNNNN-NNN
DIED,
In Newbury, March 26th. EMMA STONE.
aged 10 years and months, daughter of
Peleg and Sarah Stone.
Parents, mourn not for thy daughter.
She now is FREQ from care,
The angelic choir of Heaven
Had need of Emma ,hore.
Although her cheerful voice
Shall greet thy ears no more. .
She lie not dead, thy Emma
Has only gono before.
A bud ofrarest beauty.
Too fair a flower for earth.
Is unfolding now in Heaven.
Where all things bright have birth.
A shining wreath immortal
twined around her brow;
Weep not for dearest EmmR,
She 10 an angel now. MP.
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Ge-The, eccentric local of tho Plain
Dedler. with small bnt.intoresting party
of young friepds, spont last Sabbath in
Chardon. His recent intense mental labors
have made few furrows on his serene coun.
tenance, and no, apparently, enjoys u little
nonsense as heartily rs when boy.