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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Nov. ~ IsbI. >
COTrON-Aside from the limited demand expressed
for the filling of few small country orders there has
been movement in the market for this article dur
ing the past week. Prices nominal at ba lis of I1.7
7>{c for good niiddling. Receipts 400 bales; ship
ments, 2S2 bales
TOBACC0-There has been some enquiry III the
market but light stocks continue to prevent opera
lions worthy of note. Prices are nominal quoted
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21

If John Overton. E<q., win consent 20 run
for Brigsdier General of the 18th Brigade, he
will receive the support of sAtftses
1880. MANY VOTERS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21
Abstract of the Condition of she AH~
susta Insurance and Ba aking Coma
nanY.

Abstract of the Condition of she An,
gusta Insurance and Ba nking Coma
Pany.
Mode Is. compliance rlA tie La rs az he !tse IF Ter.
70 regaIdtetss AgerciGx q FbreiSFs HsEIans
Companies, .ecsos 44e 70 1890
let. The name OF the Company Is The Augusta Insu-
! rance and Banking Company
| ID aud Sd: The amount Of Capital steck, all -.
palu u E 3540, OuU W
4th-1st. Cash hand ............. 10s go 95
ID. The Real ESTATE. 2O,s52 -
~ sd City Of Augusta Bonds, seven per
4 cent. $i5 900 Hor Ia. .--......= Is 500 90
| CITY of Memphis Bonds, six per
cent. sI4 0t0 worth. .-........ 900 90
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Bonds, ten per cent $4,000
coniedcra.s state Bonds eight per '''' ~
cent SIS 900 worlh-.,...,.. % 600 90
State of Tennessee Bonds, six per
cent. 900 worth. ........... 5000 90
STATE ocGeorgia Bonds, six per cent.
ss7 500 worth -. 80. $50 90
9Th. Insurance Dues. o,ses 81
9Th Bank stocks. .,-..--...... A ,1sz 90
Oincr StocAs.. ..---'------ go 70
Notes Discounted .-......-..-..... Az 40 -
Confederate States Loan. SO $50 90
Bills of Exchange. ....-..---.----..- . $40 90
Al other sureities 2 s.--,--...---.- 81 40 s.
5lh Liabilities due or not due
9th Iosses adjusted sad dae $500 '
None
9Th. Losses unadjussed and
not due-nole
sth and eth. Losses enadjust- r4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 500 90
ielh Other Claims IA, 500 90 4s1,.7S OF
-, sss2 Sos 81
.lth. The greatest amount insured $Ie.e0o
i2th amount insured in any city i not defined.
18TH The greatest amount in block, SIS 900.
REASONABLY appeared before me, the subscriber. c
T. hceay, Secretary OF The Augusta Insurance and
ranking Company, who being duly sworn, deposeih
and saith that the sboEo statement il correct and true
70 TIE best OF his knowledge and belief 49,
C. z. HcCAY, Secretary.
sworn 10 aud Subscribed before me, this 18th AN
gust, 1861.
AlFHICSC BEANS Notary Public
The saline oath which the Secretary above taken On
MS Parl | rs President take on my part.
VA. II. D'AUfiNGSAC, President.
SScrn 10 end subscribed before me, this SOh DAY OF
august iscI z J. TUCKER,
j. r for Fayette county, Tenn.
ConFTRoLrkR's OFFICE
Nashville Tenn, Sept. u, 1851
tns Is 10 certify thai the Augusta INSURANCE and
Banking company, located at Augusta in the State Of
0eofgia has complied with ali the requirements of The
eoae on the subject o: Foreign Insurance Corpxnies
10 section 1898 to 1907 inclusive well "a the Act OF
AN March, 1850 chapter 2ls section 20, requiring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand col
nrs OF SIX per cent. Bonds Of the State.
And that Jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
oil Tennessee
u.s.I DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above is OF the Oldest and most reliable In
surance Companies il the South Those fishing fnsur
snce VIII please cali the undersigned al the corner
OF Cedar street aud the Square.
noS5-da JESSE THOMAS, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21

sssh Regiment Tennessee MILITIA.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1851.
Yoa are hereby ordered to muster at the
Sulphur Spring on Friday evening next at
O'Clock with such arms as you have. BY
order of a. L. CLAIBORNE,
- ese Colonel Conuaudant.
H.J.Josrs. Adj. sSzkS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21


NJ. LUSKEY g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Percussion Matches,
CORNER OFSU4xE6 e HOWARD SITS.
Nashville. Tenn.
A Re now fully prepared 10 manufacture a suuer lor
"A Match, which We warrant Is give entire salts
faction, and Will stand the test of any climate and
will not inure by age.
All orders from distance promptly executed
Sept lT-5m
TO TANNERS.
WE viii pay the hishes: market price for good
Wv well tanned Leather of every description In the
rough, delivered house. No. A., south Market
street, Nashville, Tenn.
Dov5-2w JOHN MORROW SON
Cow and Calf Wanted.
WANTKD Immediately, good Mich Cow, with
w young calf, or one without calf if she glres
good milk and plenty Of 1t, FOR which good price
will be given Apply to D. BAKER.
noTS at Planters Bank.
Home Manufactures.
WE"re now manufacturing
Straw Cutters.
Corn shelters,
or all approved kinds.
ARMSTRONG CO.,
nove-2" Nashville. Tenn
IN FIRKINs fresh family Butter just received and
Wv Tor sale, by PAYNE, JAMES h co.
C1RANBERRIEs just received aud for sale, by
" nov6-4t PAYNE. JAMES & co.
IN BARRELS Green Apples for sale by
cO nov6 At PAYNE. JAMES co.
TTsAILow CANDLES for Gale by
L novs-4t PAYNE. JAMES co.
FON SALE.
nbvs-aw WI PORTER AGO.
I G00 Yds Gray Military Cloth Ilst received
". J. PORTER co.
100 boz Hickory s'if'' fs y sac = P 3 CO
100 Doe Brown Drll Dfs v p Fo 81 = CO.
1900 r's Blue Drilling Y r. ! II so II co.
1900 r'' Extra '-"'s? s-G FSsG IS e G.
9 600 IDS Covered Sssoqy ps Ses Hats 80 for
600 BIZ saseny woel Hats for sale by
l,UUU novs-2w W. J. PoRTER co.
New Sugar and Molasses.
IN Hhds prime to choice Sugars:
eJU Is bids. Clarified Sugar;
so bbls. Crushed -
SO a. Powdered -
100 NolsSses:
75 blf bbls Moseses,
la store for sale for cash by
Doy9-tf HUGH hCaEA & W
SALT.
1900 % sssi b ss:' s,s ss' sl,; 80.
10 store and fpr sale BY HUGH AcREA q Gu.
Tanners Oll.
= n Bbbis Tanners OIL for sale low by
OU HUGH acRKA CO.
Fire Crackers.
400 Boxes No. I Gold Chop for sale low by
4OO pove-tf HUGH McREA 3 Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21

CITY HOTEL.
WIS House will be closed Friday afternoon next
J. the 22d inst. The furniture and fixtures such
not disposed CT privately will be sold public
auction, OF which dcc notice will be given.
With the above announcement, the undersigned
takes leave of the public, and in doing So avas him.
self of the occasi to return his many friends and
patrons throughout the country, his profound
KIN Iwledgments for their ioDg continued kindness
through go many years gone by
noy21-2t 8. IL. SCOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21
Aflr advertisements.
Attention, 2nd Ward Militia.

YOU are hereby notified TO meet az W. J. Wright's
stable, Market street, Friday, 22d att O'Clock
P. NJ. for purpose of Drilling.
BY order OF the Captain,
Z nov2I-td }. A. DAVIS, o. S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

closed or perhaps there is not property enough on
the premises TO satisfy the rent. Ths landlord cannot
eject his tenant for an unIwul detainer requres the
intervention of sary and requiring the inter
vention Of jury bo bad wiho consent. The ten
ant will not consent Aud the tenancy continues,
and the tenant sits in urdsiubsd and profound security
while the landlord required for his accommodation, to
foot the bills for taxes, insurance, sc, &c.
cauDot think that such odious Injustice as this
has escaped the attention Of the many intelligent ex'
perencsd and able lawyers the present Legislature con-
tain.
For while this state OF things may be regarded as
advantagpg tenants bat it viii not be OF advantage
70 them long. They must suffer the penalty Of wrong
doing Landlords will be chary of renting to doubtful
tenants Tenants to houses to live in must come
recommended by ample fortunes undoubted security
Thus the large class Of tenants who now make their
living by their daily toll will lad it hard to get homes
and, ifthey DO get them, they must do 80 by paying
bonus 10 make up the deficiencies occasioued by the
neglect and III desert of others. The truth is the in
teress OF the landlord ard of the tenant class alike de-
mand certain, safe return of the property, and tho
placing in the hands OF the landlord the means OF s'eu
ring his seat sp,tdy possession Of his properly.
... Hrf ...H..r A. H.. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
s'. RICHMOND va MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER

cans will find too late that with their Union they have
lost the power Of violating international law and setting
at naught those courtesies which, among la ions as
among gentlemen keep friendship firm"
Neighoors are no. always nsi,hbory; and on the
principle perhaps Of there being something not nstu
rally disagreeabie in the msforunes o friends,
the Canaoians exult ia the anticipation Of the ultimate
discontinue OF the Uaionists. The Richmond and New
Orleans papers not eager 10 their depreciation
of the merits Of the North than the journals Of Mon
trea and Toronto France short tim, ago. talked Of
recognizing the Independence of the sects,ioniss aud
the rest Of Europe seemed perfectly Indifferent.
We not wrong, therefore, In saying that the peo-
frierd aud we have endeivored to assign the causes
These uay be insufficient TO justify hostile feel
ngs but there be doubt that hostile feelings
is.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MEMBER OF
SHIELDS BATTERY TO HIS SISTER, DATED

JULY 20TE, 1851:
az -i proceed to give you brief description OF
tho battle which fought between forces aud the
Federals. We received intelligence the day before we
left Fairfax that the enemy would march upon US on
Wednesday, l60 0O0CO strong, and, although "e had
very small force yet VIC we're very anxious 10 give item
bite. But Gen. Bjnhem ordered US to retreat 10 Bull
Run Which was done in good order. We arrived there
the next morning, aud about o'clock the enemy con-
nenced csnnonsiing Oar troops prepared to give
them fgh and the battle very c0mmea in good
earnest. The rear OF musketry and booming OF cannon
heard from all sides Our troops routed them three
tines but they rallied twice aud came back with rein
i1rcements each time Bat the third time our troops
charged bayonets them with such desperation that
they b,at rrecpitna for CeUtrevir, about se
ven miles fom Bull Run, and heard nothing more Of
them until Sunday morning, when they gain renewed
tie fight. Ii commenced about O'clock and was con-
touod through the day. IL yeIy holly contested
Our troops fought with great desperation, and disputed
every inch Of ground. The New Orleans Tigers threw
asay their mu1kets aud pitched into the Ne" York
Z1uaves with bowie knives, ard sayed them from rg
TO left They we're fnaly routed about night. We cap
tired between sky and seventy pieces Of cannon.
large number OF horses provisions, wagons arns, am
mnnition ant various othrr things too numerous to
mention lr the sht Thursday, our loss was about
81 killed ard wounded and that Of the enemy over 900
aud in tho fight Sunday II u supposed we lost betseen
I and seysn hundred and understand that the North
ern paper. ackno siejgc that they have about 1900
killed missing and wounded. Our company (SGied,
B,ery) vas Stationed in the cenre between the right
aud left wings, and, unfortunately, We had no rifle
pieces and the enemy sGpposing il 10 be the strongest
pin' did no. come within range Of our guns, aud We
couldnt obtain q shot a, them In either fight. The
enemy srsd a great many shots OF u.s. Some ten or
twlge balls cana very near u.s. though could very
e,,y dodge them Il ddat excite me at all, after they
had fred a; ia for fee moutes trooper, who vent
on The bNe.f IL after Il over got splendid lot OF
oLcloths and gave avery nice one. Our troops et
their enrenchment5 and came in the open field 10
fyht them, SO that We had no advantage of them. We
expect very soon to march TO Washington. Perhaps
wien write you again il may be from that place.
hope 40 az least.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES

:
THIS IL event which, in the natural order of things
may b, looked for shortly. Madam Rumor has Indeed,
alr ally conferred upon bis Royal B yhness daughter
Of Proce Christian Of Denmark in whom and whose male
rs the succession the throne is vested according TO
mo treaty Of freedom o. 1882 The princess il in her
i7,h yer and sSi be exceedingly beautiful and in
cry respect suitable match for the heir apparent to the
throne Of Elgand The only objection to it is the posi-
biiy that such matrimonial alance between the crowns
Of England and Denmark may entapgls this country in
disputes wars respecting the Danish succession.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
FEDERAL REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
fp,elal TO the New York Tines.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l, ls6l.-A UEiOn spy who left
here some TWO weeks ago for Richmond returned to-day.
He lf the later place Wednesday last, and brings
important int llgcnce which hs Immediately ccmmuni.
Gated to government. He say3 the greatest excite
nent preysl,d 10 Richmond ard throughout the South
respecting the naval and msry expedition song the
eore southern co,s: Tie taop, from the States most
exposed have sgnied their dstsrniaation to return
home and large numbers lad already started.
In Richmond, few days before he left, much diff
Guilty Gas experienced in quellng rebellious Bprit
among several regiments from Georgia, South Carolina
and Louisiana. They restrained only by positive
promise from JEFF Davis and the Secretary Of War that
sufficient numbers OF troops should be dispatched TO
thoss States 10 protect nc Only the Saes but to drive
the Yankesa from S,nihern soil TIE Vreinians, how
ever, Indignant ana threatening divers things
az ns their Congress There seems 10 be, says he,
very general feeling among the Southern people ahsd
dou Virginia entirely and to slow her to fall into the
hands of the FEDERAL government. They regard il a.
too expensive to keep an army on her coil.
Tee rebels -hcpe now Is merely to keep our army
from Advancing in the interior frcm their coast land
ngs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
A YANKEE TRICK

WASHINGTON Dec. "A skirmish te ok place ,ast night
Aun .ndile, the Little river trrnpks. II hAvrg
ben ascertained that number Of th yonfederae cav.
airy in the habit Of coming GU. taEards the kels
in tta ocility and driving In or capturing them, last
nigh. Coonel Taylor With twenty-five or thirty from
tho ThiriEe~ jersey Regiment went oct toward Amman
dale where tie Conederaes said to appear occi'
sionay coming DIVA The read at foil gallop. They eds
piece OF telaa2a ~ire the road high enough
20 trip The horses snj throw them With their ders and
then placed themselves in ambush beside the road
About hapast eleven forty fhy Of the Confederate
civalry approached, salopins esss ths road.
Tae head horsem.n tipped aud fen, and the others
,u,hug OF, tesera tuub,sd N The confusion 10 the
neantims sw srns and shouting. Gu, men poured vol
y into them uuhorsing several killing six 70 zen and
G. ,,urisg three, one d sbou 10 . lieutsnanI They
n,nsgsd to got OF their Killed and vounded away.
One p,lvsts name u,kaovn on ous sidt, sss mortaly
wounded and died 20 day at neon. The captured rebel
lieutenant shot in the leg AsA made 64ht With his
ssord, shen our men GENT 70 pick hin up. bAyonst
! rex, however, Quilted him.
The Confsdrra,ss in ths. neishboshssl sss defiant
and bsvs cs2ture some Of ekss belonging TO The
New York Forty .6fth within q short time. The Eghih
Mes York have nov relieved them Of hat service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
YROM WEsfERN VIRGINIA.

The Whoslng IsisHiytaesr, a tie stI Inst, says:
We learn from gentl nan she s,iived on Saturday
from Chsst Mount in that tAsr have hssn lively move
nsau sssag ,hs usssa .ss'y. Ssas have been ssnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

We make up the following budget from our lateJ;
sources Of intelligence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERAB:
DaIy Papsr a. per Grnu1; ss Weekly, IS Wseky, eS
sAyl u advance Rsnttans ray BE- made a. the risk Of ths
PubIih AL where svdsnce Aken On ne dsposi OF
lsiterla The Post once OoatAiring nonsy.
AyvzzRsIxc.
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specified ths Manuscript previously agreed upon be
tween the psrtcl
A. avsrssren, not zsrksd on tbs copy SPeeIaed nun.
Insertions wi be continued uu ordered cut and pAJn'
tEastsd accordingly. A.,
* RzgulAR 1BuEzrpzN nETO avoid any EjaandeEItan dng
sntns pArtcf tie Annual Adverert Il prcprto state Gl
tNsithrf privileges only extends to sl 1ds'e business zeal
ts Legal an other Advertisements gent BY hem TO oe az
additional charge, and no vvrAton.
and General AgcntS Advertisements not 70 ee
utsd by the year Charged The usual rates. subject
Q such discounts lhsn BE- ss-eet upoa-
- BookcusEa anj yearly gvcAe, generally, engaging one
O. ore spaAes Wh the privilege o. change sA= not on thet
70 Insert than The Am-int
ay-d upon standing rule under The contract and AL sHeee
sIs srss amount 30 be charged a. t5e usual rates
Adverscu.e1s Inserted 20 i-e ScHeeky Nhg a. eeai
squzre lines lsl Tor i= trSt r'tson, ana 90 se
ser sqaars for each c01iaas-ce, CT = weekly Tb e-t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

RICHMOND, Dec. ~, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
PAEAE PONDEXTER,

Alto NEY At LAW.
EIchuSoud city, Va.
WILL p--ce n All the Courts held In he City Of Rchnond,
Wy sni ne counties cf Chesterl-, uenrco aud FoNaAn
9s % h, or Porl snd Main breeis owe, the
a ---H ss--F ra.l-sr Z cs del0-tg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
laB GAHDS
.. KEs2OOT. hL s&
KEREO1T ~ WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0USSRLLcRS Al Law,

EH-Proupt attentop % Ccrl,:oa and Land Caiuss.
RCsaxsonl-salausi " GsIiHni, A-hc-s, a ", Va Jch
rhoon Jr AaiAerst O. Il, "a; Garsnl Christian, lSac
ba-- ~ Mosley Speed, do; Judge S y. BuIord Dal |.
Ii Err N. II n.r-el. q. mI3l-uhcf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16
DAyLD 5. d. CABl

ATTORNEY ct LAW.
DACrICEs In all he CrurJ OF ths counties Of Nelson ans
knSera Ho vii neHG say lNu esansss entrusted 70
l. - ne adjacent c2uEuel. a.,
- IdlrsSs, Tys Rlyes warehouse z. O., Nelson ca, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-16

ATTORNEY Al LAW
EUi5ThCE GILSoI

yIL yssse "a s Coar-s o. t1e eilss Of Richmond Acd
w .slbrrg aud tte coluG 0f Henreo sad Chesterfield
ses M a-7.e E'-c, 12h rsrsc. state O. NJ sasI-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-28

of said Bonds have beer made in the City OF
New York as authorized in this section the
commissioners or a majority of them may if
they deem it advisable authorize the agents
to make sales Of said Bonds at the then cur
rent rate in New York, but in no instance for
less than the rate obtained ut the last pre-.
ceding sale in that city. Sales Of Bonds
may be made in New York City from time
to time as may in the judgment of the com
miSsioners be necessary upon giving the
notice prescribed in this section and com
plying with all the conditions and relations
otthiS &C t
Sec. IL. This Act being deemed Of i'm.
mediate Importance by the General Assem-
bly, shall take effect and be in force from and
after its publication in the Iowa State Reg
ister Iowa State Journal and Commonwealth
or any two Of them, anything in Section "a
of the Revision Of 1860 to the contrary not
withstanding.
Approved May 2sth, 1861.
JAMES +. WILSON.
President pro TEN of the Senate.
JOHN EDWARDS.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
SAMUEL j. HARDWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing is 9
true copy from the original rolls Oh file in
my office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-28
CHAPTER 16.
STATE BONDS,

STATE BONDS.
AN act to provide for the sale and issue
OF State Bonos to procure loan ofmoney
for the State of Iowa. to enable it to repel
INVASION and defend itself in time of war.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General AS.
sembly Of the Stale Of Iowa. That the State
of Iowa, for the purpose of borrowing mon.
ey to enable the State to repel invas; on and
defend itself in war, hereby authorizes the
issue and sale Of the bonds of the State to an
amount not exceeding, by virtue of this act,
the sum of eight hundred thousand dollars.
The Bonds hereby authorized to be issued
and sold, shall provide for the reimbursement
OF the principal, at the expiration Of twenty
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-06-28

of the Brooklyn City Ns,os, the only
genuinely Democratic paper published
in this city. Soevcrywherein the North
and the great West, decent journals of
all political parties take an opposite
course from the Eagle--a paper, as at
present conducted, that is "stench in
the nostrils" Of all true Democrats, all
Rcrublicans of Democratic, national
or generous instincts. To rcbut the
Eaglc's foul aspirations, q correspond
ent Of the Brooklin Ne,os of Monday
last, signing himself ''Invincible" fur
nishcs a communication with the cap
ton, "Thc Memory of Senator Doug
las'-a perusal of which conyinces me
the reading oft would interest you and
the many readers of the Plain Dealer,
consequently l send YOU a copy Of the
NewS containing it.
Trusting you will pardon the length
of this letter; hoping to hear from you
in reply; and with warmest wishes for
the sucess of the Plain Dealer: | re-
main most respectfully yours.
Brooklin, ". Y. June Goth, 1861.
Nindicator.