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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-11
As q Family Physic.


F,om Dr.. +. ". Chrt,cright, NeO Orleans.
yonr Pills are the prince of purges Their excellent
,ualities surpass any cahartc we possess ihey are
mild but very certain and eff"ctla IN tier ac'Iou ON te
.,owels, which makes them invsuape W u' All e '
treatment OF disease
Headache. sickIIeadnchc,F Foul Stomach.
tron. DR.. Edcrd Boyd, baltimore
DEAR lRo AVER: cannot answer YOU ,chdt complaints
have cyei with your pills better than to say al "t zee
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best we have Of course value them highly
prrrsnuRe Pa Nav l. 1853
DR J. C. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
hc worst hsancie body can have by dose or TWO
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Ger, of St,dmer Cin1t n
Bilious Disorders silver Complaints.
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rjoce that have length purgHiive when is "of-
Wy the confidence Of the profession anu Tie people.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, |
WasLingtuI d. c., 1th ieb., 1856. J
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them traternaly yours ALOZJ BALL. VI d.,
I%ysician q Tie Ma'fn' Hospital.
Dysentery, Dlarrh9a, Relax, Worms.
ftom Dr. j. o. Green, gt CHcag"
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF tho BLOOD.
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co., n. Y. Oct. "a. 1855.
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Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaints.
Dysentery, DIarrhea, Relax, Worms.

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From Dr.. T.. ". (irttcrigM, Neto Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince of purge' Their excellent
uaIjti, surpass any cnihartic we possess Ihey are
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

The Louisville correspondent of the Gin.
einnati Commercial says the object of Gen.
Cumberland is to open the coal region for
the benefit Of the city of Nashville; but he
says Capt. PRINCE bas been sent out by Gen.
BUELL. to erect a battery on the river to
prevent any such result. The correspon.
dent will feel little out of sorts. no doubt,
when he learns that Capt. PRINCE has been
taken prisoner and is now in Gen. ZoLL1.
OoFFER's hospital.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

The South Nashville Hospital Association
acknowledge the receipt of generous dona-
tons from the following Societies
Soldiers Aid Society, Green Hill, Wilson
City, Mrs. Col. Williamson, Pres't.
Soldiers Relief Society, Winchester, Mrs.
NJ. A. Hollingsworth, Pres't.
Soldiers Aid Socie-y. Murfreesboro', thro'
Mrs. DR.. Bidfcrd, contributes largely to our
store of deiicacies.
Mrs. Osborne, of Bedford, county, for a
liberal donation and to an unknown friend,
through Col. 81. L. Claiborne, for the re-
ceipt of $50, for the payment of nurses.
Mrs. Dr. W. A. CHEATHAM, Pres't.
Mrs. n. C. Love, Sec'y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
MOgEMGsTS OF TIE RAILROADS.
Arriva of Passenger Trains.

We had the pleasure yesterday of call
from eur old friend, Maj JAMES Russ, the
able editor of the Shelbyville Ezpositor. He
e on q business visit to our city, having
brosght down with him ninety-two splendid
rifes for the Slate, which, in the hands of as
many Of our native marksmen, will be put to
good use in repeliing the invaders of South
ern soil. ...-... .E-.-
We are glad to see it announced that Maj.
Russ is the Southern Rights candidate for
Register of the good county of Bedford. We
have known Maj. Russ long and intimately,
and we know that he is well qualified, in eve
~ respect, for the position, and are satisfied
that he would discharge its duties faithfully
and honorably. IF there is man in the
comfy who deserves the confidence OF the
people, and their suffrages for the Office for
which he is candidate, he is the man. As
the editor and publisher of a newspaper he
has done much to entertain the public, and
TO keep 1t posted upon all matters of interest;
and, besides, was one of the frst of the con-
eerYatives of Bedford to sound the alarm and
warn his fellow-eitizens against the dangers
which were foreshadowed in the election of
Lincoln. We well remember how his notes
Of warning were received, how many of his
best friends regarded them as premature !;
aud We also remember how the rapidly I'M
folding events which followed proved his sa
g -sity asd prudence. He was only little
Ia advance of the "grand army of Tonnes
see which followed in his footsteps. We
trust that he may be elected. He deserves
that much. at least, of his fellow-citizeus.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

Collected by Mrs. E. D. Farnsworth for
Hospital Association from November LIST,
1861: Mrs q French, $40; Mrs Hugh Fr'z
zell, 10; Mrs Adam Coe, 5; Adam Coe, 5; Fl
S Nevins, 5; Hugh MoCrea. s; G c Torbett,
5; Terrass & Brothers, 5; @ Love, 5; John
& Ewin, S; Ewing & McCrory, 5; G W Oar
den, l: 7 Mari, 3, a PETER, 2; G r Cal.
houn, 1.
Mr. Frank Seltz, 2 linsey shirts, and pair
linsey drawers
Nathan & Bircher, pairs wooden drawers
Nathan & Bircher, 2 pieces handkercbiefs
Powers, check shirts.
Furman, box cotton socks,
Stretch Forbes, fax seed.
Stiefer, mustard, wine and tea.
Rains & Brown, camphof.
Berry i Demoville, box of cologne.
John Johnson, portwine.
Robert Orr, rice.
Billiod, .p otatoes and salt.
Donald Clarke, barrel potatoes.
P Hood, potatoes.
Blunkall, sweet potatoes.
c P Lyons, corn meal.
Hugh McCrea, 2 bags dried fruit
Webb, bag slippery elm.
A lady, 20 bottles cough syrup.
Ozanne, barrel pickles.
Chiffon, barrel apples.
A Fl Douglass, barrels sweet potatoes.
George Bowling, 100 lbs. sugar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

Attention, you that have corns on your
feet, now Is the time to be well and to have
sound feet. So if You have corns go at once
Rains and Browns, South side of the
,uare, Nashville, Tenn, and get the japan
medy. 1t cures corns or bunyons ef-
tuaily without the least pain or incon-
:ence whatever. Made by 81. L. Justice.
esI. nov22-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

MeMinn, Martin, of Shelby. Martin, of Smith
, Martin, of Wilson, MeCallum, McClelland,
Mellow ell. Meek, Millard, Miller, Osborne,
Paine. Raglsnd, Rankin, Rogers, Ross Simp-
son, Someryille, Tucker, Walker, Wallace,
Ward, Warner. Written, and Speaker Keeble
81 -
NOES Matthews, Randolph, and Senter :
To ADJoURS.-House resolution, No SO,
to adjourn from the goth of December. to
| the 18th of January, was taken up, amend
ed 80 as to adjourn from the 21st of Decem.
Der to the goth of January, and then adop-
| ted, ayes IS, noes II, as follows
AYEs--Bowden, Brooks, of Weakly, But
tier, Caruthers, Cummins, Demoss, Donald
son, Dunlap, Easily, Edwards, Fisher, Floyd,
Gardner, Garrettson, Hawkins, House, Jar
nagin, Kennedy, Laws, Lea, Martin, of Nc
Mimi, Martin, of Wilson, Mathews, McClel-
land, Mcdowell, Willard, Miller, Rankin,
Senter. Simpson,, Somerville, Tucker, Wal
ker, Warner, Whitten, and Speaker Keeble
--35.
NoEs-Messrs Brooks, of Jackson, Carr,
Donaldson, Ellis, Eubank, Hill, of Haywood,
Jones, Joplin, Little, McCallum, Meek, Os-
borne, Paine, Ragland, Randolph, Ross, and
Wallace-H.
The House then took recess until q o.
clock.
SENATE BILLS on SIRsT READING.
The following Senate bills were read the
first time and passed
No s4-To enlarge the right of redemption
and control execution sales.
No SOTO provide for families Of INDECENT
volunteers.
NEW BILLS:
|. The following bills were introduced, read
the first time and passed
By Mr. Fleming No 237-For the benefit
of the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
Company.
By Mr. Easily No 23s-For the benefit of
W. E. Barringer.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were offered
By Mr. Kennedy No I02-Instructing our
Senators and requesting our Representatives
in Congress to endeavor to secure the passage
of a law appropriating the funds seized by
the Governor to the purposes mentioned in
his message Of October %. 1861. Lies over.
By Mr. Willard No 103-Declaring the
seat of S. z. N. Patton vacant, as follows:
Whereas, S. K. N. Patton, member of
this House from Washington county, is be-
lieved to be in open rebellion against the
State of Tennessee and the Confederate States,
and refuses to occupy his seat On this floor,
therefore, ~. -q.s,.-re =.
Be Il reso2red By ths House of Representatives,
That the seat OF the said s. K. N. Patton up
on the floor of this House, be, and the same
is hereby declared vacant from and after the
LIST day of November, 1861, and the Governor
is hereby requested to issue writ of election
10 fill said vacancy.
The resolution lies over under the rule.
The Two TERN SYsTEX.-House BILL. No
213, to establish the two term system OF the
Circuit Courts and for other purposes, was
taken up.
Mr. Kennedy offered an amendment to sus-
pend the Courts during the war, which was
laid npon the table. >-5-a2
Mr. Joses offered an amendment to hold one
term of the Courts In each year during the
war. which was laid upon the table.
The bill was variously amended as to the
time of holding the Courts, and pending its
further consideration, the House adjourned
to quarter past nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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..covernmens Notice.,

ave this day been appointed agents Of and for
onsederate States Of America for the purchasing
= packing Hogs and Cattle, In and for this and
larksvle district and AL Of Kentucky; and there
ore solicit calls and correspondence Of ali parties hav
ing Cattle and Hogs TO SELL and also aconference with
oar authorized agents In each and every county
+ s,s.-sTs7 - Z. II. BRUCE CO.,
Esshfils, Nov. o, 'el-3n Agents G. A,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

rTHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned in the drinking saloon on De&dersok
street. known the 'Inperisl % IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent All accounts against the late hr
OF Warner Wand are assumed by Mr.. Charles Wand
he being alone authorized 20 said firm name h
liquidation Of debts. Bis friends wiz ind him u
0Headqusrters', No. 12-the old stand-oa Deadersck
street B. D. WARNER,
dec1o3t c. 4. WAND.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Tract OF 20 Acres-Land.

nCRSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery Court at
i Nashville, in the case Of 4 G Goodlst, Admir- Of
Robert odlet, deceased, We W M Campbell and
others win sell at the Court House Nashville on
Saturday January 9Th, 1862, tract Of 20 acres OF
Land, near Hill Creek and Lebanon Turnpike, oeos1
foxy slss from th;s CITY, and part Of tho Campbell
p ,ce being the same sold the late Robert Goodet
by W n Campbell
TERMS: ] and yeas credit with interest, and
without redemption purchaser execute notes with
approved sureties, and lien TO be retained
decl4-td J. E GLEAVES, C. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
For Rent.

OFFER my House and Lot near ne csp.so. ios ssas
the ensuing year, containing we've rooms oessos
and Kitchen are rat proof vhseh great saving, BE-
sides The cleanliness and comfort and no heAkhser 10
Caii At No IS North Vine street., Nashville.
decS-IY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

The STEVENSON GuARDs.-This fine volun-
teer company, organized in this city, was
mastered into the service of the Confederate
States in the early part of the year, and has
been on duty ever since. It was detailed for
service in our midst. and has performed tie
onerous task of guaading important ofces of
the Confederate States, fonndries, bridges,
&C., and has never for moment been negli-
gent. The men composing it are quiet, bat
active and Industrious, and besides the con-
slant duty at night 10 which they have been
subjected, they have found time to drill, and
should it become necessary they will show
their efficiency on the field of battle. The
following gentlemen are lhe chief officers:
JAMES NJ. HAWKINS, Captain.
A. 5. CAMP, ~
&C; RIoHAaDs. Lieutenants.
Nv. FULCHER,
= Captain HAWKINS has been unremitting in
his attentions to his duties and indefatigable
in his exertions to serve his country faithful
ly, ia which patriotic desire he has been en-
tirely successful. For considerable part of
the time he has been commander of this
post. He has been seconded cheerfully and
efficiently by the officers under his command,
and by the men. We take great pleasure in
thus bearing testimony to the services and
efficiency Of this excellent company. May
they soon see their country restored TO peace,
Southern Independence having been secured.
-Rpub.iean Banner.
We copy the above from the Banner of
Sunday lest, and endorse it most heartily.
Capt HAWKINS company have rendered in
valuable service in this community. We
take occasion to add that the present com
nander of this post is A. J. LINDSAY, of the
Confederate army, who has his Office at the
barracks of the Guards. He is an accom-
plished officer, and his administration here
has given entire satisfaction. The Govern
ment Ia fortunate in having secured the
services of gentleman go well qualified to
discharge the responsible trusts confded to
his care,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Who wants a Home on Vine Street.

a Clerk and Master Of the Chancery Court, am
IA authorized sell the House and Lot on west side
of Vine ssreet--known the Ewing or Berry House.
The Lot Ia 80 by It's fee-lies about midway between
Church (Sprng) and Broad streets, and corners on
good alley, and the Buildings are substantial and
complete
HA Bargain can be had for the Cash.-ln
Apply at once. J z. GLEAyE$,
does Clerk an Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

A9-We are authorized to announce VI. D. ROBERT
SON Candidate for Revenue Collector Of Davidson
County at the ensuing election. f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
NASHVILLE & DECATUR X. Il.
- - eH
Change OF Time.

VNHE best and most reliable Route TO Hu1ssvise,
i Corinth, Grand junction, Memphis, Mobile, Nov
Orleans, and all points South and South weet-qStck
time and certain connections.
Express Trains leave Nashville daily At p. ~:
Returning, arrive At Nashville l:26 a. II.
Mail and Freight Train leaves Nashville daily fSun-
day excepted) at s a. M; ~
Returning, arrive at Nashville at 20 p. n
Local Passenger Train leaves Ssshule daily eIoeps
Sunday, at P. M;
Returning arrive st Nashville at 10 L. II
By an arrangement with the New Orleans Roads,
Freight intended for Holly Springs, jackson, Canton
or New Orleans viii be sent through without breaking
bulk or changing cars Also, Freight from New Or
leans 10 Nashville Ill come through TO Nashville with
out change Of cars. VI. o. N PERKINS,
decIo DIFF Genf Sup1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
FOR RENT.

TUE Residence OF Mrs. II. Miller, on vIna street.
L Possession given on the LIST January. For terms
apply at the house. dsca-sws'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Nashville Gun Factory.

CTOCKHOLDERS In the Nashville Gun Factory, are
- notified that the Foarth and last cali Of Five Dol
lars per share, viii be due and payable on the loth
December, 1861. --,
BY order Of the Board, -. z-----.--
F. C. ROCHE, sec'y & Treasurer,
dec7-u - $500 Office at Capitol
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Land For Sale.

r HAVE s7s acres OF fine Tmbered LAND, which runs
i within i mile or North. Western Railroad, which
4I sei for 81 per acre or exchange for good Negro
Woman. Title clear.
For further information address uzdersgned at
Kmxston SPRING. JAMES u. DUNN
dcc1-2WdAkyS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Sale JAM 6, lS62-Plumber,
and Timers Material, Tools
NOTICE.

MIR. JAMES r. GREEN has withdrawn from our
ltl firm. The style Of the house win be a. hereto
fore. EEyINS, KEITH Co.
Nashville, Dec Is, lss1-1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Anderson Evans Tract of Lana.

DURSUANT tn . decree rendered by the Chancery
i Court at Nashville. in the case OF Anderson Evans
and wife, Lucy, vs Joseph Evans, will oil st the
Court House in Nashville, on Saturday January 4th
1882 the trac. OF Land lying near Stece River IN
Civil District No. 10, known as the Anderson Evans
place, and containing about 70 acres
TERMS: 9 and 10 months credit without interest,
purchaser to execute notes with approved sureties
and lien TO be retained.
decl4-td -rstT J. E GLEAFES, q. q g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
FOUND.

ON the 9th inst, Two Notes, each drawn by iona
" than Reeder and Isaac Reeder which the on ner
can get by applying at this ONCE. fe3 II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
House and Lot. Cherry Street. (SOnth.


DURSuAET to q decree rendered by the Chancery
L Court at Nashville, on the 4th November, 1851, in
the Of N. 8. Allen W. r. Aoere and others,
will sell at the Court House In Nashville, on Saturday
January A. 1852, the House and Lot the East side
OF Cherry Street. South at present occupied by Dr.
Nv. McEwen. The lot fronts ssh feet on Cherry
street, and runs (same width) through to College
street. p ..tt
TERMS: Cash 70 amount Of 81 200, and for the resi-
due twelve months credit without interest," the pur
chaser execute his note with approved suretes and
Lien to be retained.
decl4-d J.E. GLEAVES, G. II.
SMALL FARM ON HILLSBoRo TURNPIKE, 4 ACRES
80 POLES.
DURSUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville, the 18th November 1850, in
the case Of John Balm vs. George Moore will sell at
public sale, at the Court House, In Nashvin on Sat
urday January 4th 1862 the Tract Of Acres and 80
Poles OF Land lying the east side Of the Nashville
and Hllsboro Turnpike road, about miles from the
city, heretofore sold by the Complainant 10 the De-
PENDANT.
TERMS: 6 and IL months credit from 49, IT sale,
without interest," and free from redemption. purchaser
TO execute notes with approved suretes lien 70
be retained. .tT J. E. GLEAYhS. &C. & n.
dec1k-td s---ee-. exc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
House for Rent.

A BRICK dwelling, situated on Cedar Street, con-
IA tanning seven rooms, two-story, kitchen and
smoke house with 3A acres ground attached, good
spring and convenient to the business portion OF the
city for rent the ensuing year reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire at this Office, TO
the Revenue Collector, South End Market House.
Dec. II, '6l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
W A N T e D.

OK 00n BUSHELS of well cleaned Oats, 4
GC,UUU which the highest market prices. "
be paid, on delivery, at Rhea, Hardcastle b Co.
South Market Street, No. 81.
declA-tfE - tot E1os Z WV WHEELER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The entire afternoon session was occupied
in the discussion Of House bill no q and
Senate amendment, pending which, without
action, the Senate adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
Negroes Wanted.

ERnM Fifty to Seventy i've good stout Negro hsae
II WORK IA Pork Houses. Liberal wages Apply q
oA0e - EN- BRUCE co.,
5oar Government Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

>vropo progans Double and Single Solo, Kip anc
~ Grain Leather Boots. 4 fresh supply cheap 70
,s S ~ JOHN RANAGK
SAsno ~ ~ q College street
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old Government of the United States, the
question being on Mr. Jarnsganis amendment
to the resolutions proposed in lieu by Mr.
Jones.
After very lengthy debate, which as-
sumed wide range, the amendment was
rejected.
MrJones' resolutions were adopted in lieu,
ayes Al, noes 10, as follows:
-dyes.-Messrs Brooks, of jackson, Butler,
Caruthers, Demoss, Dunlap, Easily, Edwards,
Ellis Fleming, Floyd, Garner, Garretteon,
Hawkins, Hill, of Hamilton, Hill, of Hay
wood, House, Jones, Lea, Martin, of Shelby,
Martin, of Smith, Martin, of Wilson, Mat
thews, MeCalium, MCDOWELL, Meek, Willard,
Miller, Osborn, Paine, Ragland, Rankin,
Rogers, Ross, Senter, Simpson, Walker, Wal
lace, Ward, Warner and Whittep-4l.
Noes-Nessrs. Bowden, Brooks, of Weak
ley, Carr, Cummins, Donaldson, Estis, Eu.
bank. Fisher, Gardner, Jarnagin, Jopling,
Kennedy, Laws, Little, Martin, of McMinn,
McClelland, Somerville. Tucker, and Speak.
e IKeeble.-l9.
The resolutions were then adopted, ayes
81, noes 3, as follows
AYEs-Messrs Bowden, Brooks, Of Jack
sen, Brooks, of Weakley, Butler, Carr, Caru.
theirs, Cummins, Demoss, donaldson, Dunlap
Easily, Edwards, Ellis. Estes, Eubank, Fish
er, Fleming, Floyd, Gardner. Garner, Gar
rettson, Hawkins, Hill, of Hamilton, Hill
OF Haywood, House, Jarnagin, Jones, Jop
| lin, Kennedy, Laws, Lea, Little, Martin, o.