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sfaaeec Advertisements sent TO the Union
aeesx. .Tnesday evening, will not be publishe
4 sa5ss. the ensuing week. n''e aIH
For the "Uni, n.'

.EFlv-7cux late articles in the Union, Mr..
an,Saises, on Credit and Currency" have
F.lsttrscted much attention. Every one
iisi Awakened to the necessity Of obtain
" ssnS, fronsomsS quarter relieffrom the
intense~ pecuniary pressure which
,ssshreatens to bring alI kinds Of business
.ug,. no q dead lock. Before taking steps
80 70 issue . mere local currency, it may
asa, sbe well to wait the action Of the Legis-
tsva rtsture,E who under the Governors re-
oonmendation will undoubtedly ex-,
s"s t'smins the whole question of currency
=, - il allits bearings, and pass some law
u-iaas dec ned adequate to meet the emer-.
gency Of the times II may be doubted,
- However, whether any law, passed in
snonformity to the Governors views as
ls+s.1 laid downin his message, will afford
much relief, to a, large, class which
s~most needs its, we mean the smaller
planters. The large planters have gen
\ sfaily their factors III New Orleans
,q.,sasn who control the. Banks Through
4 thcs ageney of such factors the plan
tS sers who make heavy crops might fpdf
Il ..ubnt little difficulty in having what the /
tet Governor calls supply notesn discount
cx sd: but those who make only small
Mm efops hsve-generallyput them into the
us Hands Of The country dealers. WHO have
nj mado theh advances Of supplies; they
sc have no direct credit IN New Orleans.
ch asdfhsit paper Would be turned dow:'
IN 10 e%efy Bank psrlor without chance
IA Of being discounted, noy would their
U country merchants, even should they 7
vi be willing to attempt it, probably be
t. sble4eo get il discounted for them
sno should they atteInptit, and succeed,
la Fshe commissions and interest would
sn~ bs too great to he borne by men Of
dr moderate means, Yet this is the very
sk class which is in greatest need of re-
If lief II / Ill I II
> The man who ships his hundreds
'f' kf isales'ef YcottonI may, 's,ifer some
vs. niconvenience from being unable toa
'is' ob.ain' his thousands upon his draft as
n :. in better times. but he viii not be
very likely to suffer much for the very
~ snecessaries, of life Supply Notes
sec,irea by pledge on the crop may
snswer to some extent, but it is be-
leivsd only the large planters can be
!s ssseleiyed in this sways The plan il a
good one as far as it goes. in the4
general prostratinn Of credit. men lave1 !
sn 4 become afraid of their own shadows,
sssds and > supply note. secured by pledge
on the crop would but little avail a.
@hnAnof moderate means to relieve his
necessities Il
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Avis. y !.

Succession du DR.. VIM. +. Howell,
n L. WALMSLEY, ayant demande a
W etre nomme administrators de Ia
succession du Dr. wv. r. Howell decide
avis est par ces presentes dome, 4
teutes personne interessees sd'avoir
a deduire dams dix jours les .raisonir
pour les qnelles Ia demande du .petis
tionnaire neserait pas accordee
F, W. abaag o s5rB. j. BoUIS, re,
nov. ~ 1851. ret.. Greffier,
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lt|s+ certainly, the. duty of every
SEateso furnish d sds,nd circulating

SEateto FURNISH ID sdhnd circulating
medium adequate to the wants of the
sss! commercial and agricultural commun-
3i'tyslWhen it does, not corporations,
s*oaloinc stock companies and individuals
-. VIII, from Necessity, attempt to sup
i P)y, this imperative want, and, too Often,
81 the country becomes flooded with an
ssttsirrrdeemable, worthless currency by
s"s which honest labor ID cheated Of its
.girnYsttrr inYstt reward Y aarpdbq4A3 .H"''-'7'1 .-sa
.A.-,st Those who remember the great com
sss, u'ercial revulsion Of 1887, viii never
ssv@iesire to see another shinplaster reign.
set we are on the eve of another such
reign; and unless the Legislature
adurtsune Reasute adequate to the
tiuses, the channels Of circulation will
be Allied with a. currency ON which
public confidence cannot safely rest
for inthe almost total withdrawal Of
gold and silver, the community must
gs have d mediuna by which business
selss transaetions can be carried on even If
LA5 the constitution and laws are against
it. =. ,r.... ......
-ssaas,1Ihe7plan you suggest may ,be the
S;ageasis of an association Of responsible
men who would. on a pledge Of cotton,
advance their own paper or obtain
: :. bank notes on their own: credit to
sfuraish funds to the planters Why not
ss4 70 sAisiittte further and open a loan
Z oaieeE where small advances may be
u obtsined on pledge Of any kind of
sSas rSrsansl propestY 1t might see4se re-
gulated that DO risk could be run by
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state Legislature.

| ! -Nts#ar ar0&s%sS aSS
- - s.. y 81 szs4s
The Baton Rouge Adrocate gives tn,
+ Following as the correct and complete
list of the Legislature, which is t.
meet this day.
SENATE.
7 Fast and West Baton Rouge and Fast
Feliciana-Alex. Ba row and I. j.. Buaing
ton. ~..,.as
Match toches, Cadd l., De Soto aud Sabine
--J. W. B tier and J. 8. Flournoy. ssu
Avoyelles, Pointe Coupee and West Fell
ciana---F. Cannon and s. w. McKneeley.
erville-N. J. Dupuy. ... ...-.
Union and Jackson-J. F. Fuller.
Jefferson, St. Bernard, Orleans Right
Bank and Plaquemihes Gardere' and
+. Lawrence. -e..-. .@..
st. Landry, Lafayette and Calcasieu-B.
Il. Cant and J. A. Taylor.
Bienville aud Bosser-J L. Hodges.
Orleans F. Lahatut J. LajdIaw, J. b.
Leefe, E, A. Patterson and Z. solomon,
Carroll and Frank ia II. Il. Lott.
ST. John the Baptist and st Jamcs-J
IL. I.oughb9rough. " ss4ss - sss-sssessFs
Caldwell, Catalonia and Winn-C.O.
Mere lith. ~s-4 4
st. Martin AMI Vermi ion-J. Moore.
Cltboriie-H. f. Moreland. -7~faas
Madison Tensas ana u coriia-s. B.
Osa all and f. d. Newell
ST.. Mar,--Dr. H.sJ. Sanders.
Lafourche and st. Charles-Dr. j. A.
sScudlay.
Assumption, Ascensidaand dTerrebenne--Al
Tete AMI Fbos. II. Weightman. zrs,.g
pides--Leais Texada.
Livin ston, St. Helena St Tammany and
Washirgton--J. p. Wall s'' sa~ z
Mofehouse and Ouachita-R. Wilson.
.s 80 HOUSE. ~ .A.,.,.- "a
Assumption-D. LeBlan. and H. B. Foley;
Ascension. J. Babn and K. f. More
head fssfe' ..... E- z~. :
Avoyelles-Col, b.. w. Bakewood and
G. +. Voorhies
Bienville-J. r. Head.
Bossier-. G. Caldwell and 4. A. Abney
Carroll. D. 1"boden and F. II. G.
Taylor. ..-..-.-.. ..........
. Cjaiborn --G.W. Mcdonald and J. NJ.
Scaile ..-..--.. .=--.--. !
Catahoa'a-T. Briet'mupt. '''''
CALDWELL. j. Meredith.
CaIcasieu w II Kirllnan.
Caddo-R. W lie AMI J. \. McReady. q
Conc rd.a-E, i. Whitaker ard L. Alex
ander. - = -.
De To P. f am and J w. Nu.. y. /
East Baton Rou5e-F. NJ. Hereford ald
"A. N: Dunn e -et.@st
80 '>0'''''i ana "1oF
se,t.o hes' --..=,
n.,'1 l-A,'"--p. ". " ....ss.
A"'' ''e'''' Df'auS a''a oharf 8
= Jsg ,afpss rson-F. Cbarl vile i,a and G 1,Rov =
acl..at = ,I,n s " 4S'
,f.,r ~
-. y 4 IN X ~, '}stt t1
.ad;son c,m,.o, 1el,n,a' M c,si
.,o. - t'eS ~ : 'o''0''' ~ ~ W "a
= Morehouse1-sT,s ~ IN ~, ort II
Na,cbitocbs. p prnaab,ro,oe Nv y
TICK - s.. .4 -4-------s -
saOu5 5icb;ta-c II y,o,r;son Il
Orleans, First D;str;c,-J +, MacausIav
B. 5. Tappan DR.. w r Lindsay & Jam;-.
son..J w Carroll AZ w Estl;, A O.
WI!son. r .bt. Mott J. r Shaw
Second D;str;ct--E. r. c,nav ~ l.
Rnlb G. cronao j Y RGl -, |
Tb; a Distr;ctI D,v;o,s.,a roson,
uo,o M D.
-, ~. -,
=, =, :, S''l''"'' wv
= = '''' :.
~ "a '" ''0''e' .a
saP'aes-9' T. Hem, .. /. EadteHiant
PoiAte Coupee--F, L. Claiborne, d. Demo-
rueile.g ,Jr Y!tiI
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coSrEMpLArSb Ex3pus OF YAxxgE PRrs
osGass- -4Br5e2s.sditff General Winder has
tiss'led.ord rs for the removal of five.
hundred of the Abolition prisoners
now here to Tusca aibosa, Alabama. The
first iasta lment Of one huld.ed anil
fifty, under gaurl of sixty men, will
be dispatched from this city to-day at,
noon, and leave the Petersburg Rail
road depot at one O'Clock, p. II. The
prisoners will g. in Charge of Dr.
Wtntz, Of Louisfana, Acting Surgeon
OF the prison, . yigitant~ and wor thy
Confederate offiaal, WAC wiIlssee that
none slip thro';gIf his fingers en- rou'e
The same number will be sent of to-
morrow, and tw2 hundred the next day..
concluding the lot. General Wtsl,I.r,
with his usual energy has disp8 t&."i
a quarternaster7 to. Salisbury 'rtl
Garoiina, TO put certain extensive bull:
&k ss - 4s.f ii sta8si
d'hgs there in repair for the accommo
,iation IF anatAer lot of five .ihmlred
tlessians, who will be sent thitIer at
III e:,rsysity After they g there will
J - n2rs:. ~ s;nt Sa4thWs.Il, n.AGss'ths
flepotS, here st lpo much crowded fol,
Richmond Erdntaer. An,
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The Baton Rouge Adrocat. gives the
Following as the correct and complete
list Of the Legislature, which is to
meet this day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-14
DIR. COLEM,AlN'S23
PRIVATEDISPENS AIRY

HE attention OF citizens strangers and othsrs via
j. iting Nashville, requiring medical aid, Is respecz
fully called to this ONCE No 81 Deaderick street sec
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square. q
Dr. COLEMAN IL an old practitioner Of medicine; hLl
almost unlimited experience and latter ing Success
for many years past, n the treatment OF rnIvx1x D
Eases, has induced him to devote his undivtdez asea-
ton TO all diseases sof this nature. Many eases y
the most tnyeterate charsc have promptly yfe}dsa
% his improved method Of treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
His, Gonorrho& Gleat and al diseases o. the gsns
and urinary organs, meet with no resstsroe % his
rouide<.-r 70 -rsf.rra f1cisFcg -aEtLGf2E-93
An female irregularities and functional isdsunss
ments Of the Womb, and The diseate airing Iron
CESSATION and ill manged psFturiticn
Every case Of Reducible Rupture, and q ne, e
Prolapsus OF the Rectum. and most eaeoes e. EatuG
can be cured by process nearly painless. " eth
of the latter cases Ii undertaken ey Dr. Ccienan,s
cure Is ipdYiably .uGvzdatsd As csref1t
faslure By biz improved method Of sPersing-. -,.o
Persons OF eiher applying IN person Or ~ iesS
(describiug easel on the fst sympras @ ssy eeeAa
specific disease, be cured IA modt ee1ess ~ khs
abortive method, IL forty eight hours, .-.;svsE
: Strict confidence. pronp< ssteutiocs to6 Hodefxte
charges WIN goverr him with bis pstrens .eo-1
"a No mercury used in the treatment e seawUa
iiseoees as he believes I'm no<t c1Sest Pro1uesA
vurss disease thsn that it b sfvaa 70 cure.
a.. hons frcrn sirht n Tia norssng s1l nine q
Tie evsntrS. @z
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Order No. ..

HEApQ'Rs, WESTERN DEPARTMENr,l 81
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Nov. so, '61.
The General has been impatient for
reports of the Battle of Belmont. They
have been received and he pronounces
the work well done.
To Major General Polk, who forme d
troops capable of such actions, and dis
position preparedthem for such victory.
To Brigadier General Pillow, who so
skilfully led, and the officers and soldiers
who gallantly followed that lead over q
hard contested field to complete success,
his thanks are due, and his congratula-
tions heartily given. r.-tH-
This was no ordinary shock of arms;
it was long and trying contest, in which
our troops fought by detachments and
always agains superior numbers. -
The 7th of November will fill a bright
page in our military annals, and be re-
membered with gratitude by their, SONS
and daughters fthe South. ,.',a
A. s. JOHNSTON, General.
Official, w. W. MAcKALI, Asst Adj't Gen
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATuEE
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. Is, l86

FRIDAY, Dec. Is, 1861.
The Senate met at o'clock, the Speaker
presiding, and after q prayer by Rev Dr.
Howell. the journal was read and approved
Mr. Jones. from the Judiciary Committee,
introduced Senate bill, Ms Ito, to pay chem
lists in certain cases, which passed its first
reading.
Mr. Turney asked and obtained discharge
from the joint committee on redistricting
the State.
On motion, Messrs Hildreth, Jones and
Hurst we're added to the above committee.
An inffectual motion was made to take up
the bill mo go to lay off the Slate, when on
motion of Mr Jones, the regular order of
business was dispensed With, and Senate bill
No l0l, to provide for the payment of the
Confederate War Tax, was taken up. The
morning session was occupied with the dis
cussiou of the bill, amendments, &c.
At 123 o'clock, on motion of Mr. McNeely,
the Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at 81 o'clock, and
resumed consideration of the War Tax. At
ter much date, the bill, as amended by bill
in lieu, an amendment to the in bill lieu,was
rejected, ayes 10, noes 10, as follows:
Ayes-Anderson, Blu npess, Hill, Havron,
Hildreth, Hurst, McDearmon, Rosson, Tur-
ney, and Mr. Speaker Cheatham.
Noes-Barrow, Cardwell, Dunlap, Jones,
Lane, Maxwell, McNeely, Spurlock, and
Wilson, of Lawrence.
The Senate then took recess to 81 o.
clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-14

! Though lie wa uuuoved by any fear % Ct
/ investigation, and felt secure in the proud
consciousness Of innocence, he felt that If
was due to the members Of the House, and
| due 10 himself, that Be should announce
these facts 10 the House, and asked to be
excused from his duties as Representative
until the charges preferred against him shall
| have been disposed of. He was conf
dent the time would come when be would be
| able, upon this floor, to make his vindicaion
| full and complete. For. the present, he
| would make his defense and vindicstion be-
| fore the proper tribunal. nsr5-
| Mr. Miller said that if the charge preferred
| against the Representative from Knox (Mr.
Fleming) should be established, il would g
mount only TO high misdemesnor, but he
| felt sure that gentleman wonld be able to es-
| tablish his innocence, and he thought the
House ought not to grant him leave of alb
sence The Representative from Kuox should
be requested to retain his seat and enjoy the
perfect equality with his brother members
which had heretofore existed.
Messrs Martin, of Shelby, House, Martin,
of Wilson Demoss, Ragland, and Mr. Speaker
Keeble (Mr. Estes In the Chair) spoke to the
same effect.
Mr.. Miller thereupon offered the following
Whereas, the Representative from Knox
bas stated that he has been arrested and re-
cognized to appear before the Judge of the
Confederate Court for the District of. Ten
nessee, on Wednesday next, to answer the
charge preferred against him, and has asked
to be excused from attendance on this floor
until the charge against him Is investigated;
and whereas, the members of this House be-
lieving the charge against the member from
,Kuox is unfounded in fact, therefore. ie3 81
Be IL r6solued by tie House Of Representatives.,
That the member from Knox be requested to
continue Ia his seat. E1.
The rule was suspended and the resolution
adopted by unanimous vote. "
Mr.. Fleming said he was deeply sensible Of
the compliment paid him, and while he de.
sired no action on the part of the House
which would seem to PREJUDICE his case, he
should in compliance with the unanimous
request of the members, continue to occupy
bis seat aud TO discharge his duties conscious
that he was among gentlemen who regarded
him as gentleman. /.
MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF BOWIE KNIVES.
House bill No 207, to dismiss suits in GER
tain cases, was taken up, amended so as to
require the defendant to pay the costs Of the
provided the offence was COM
mitted before the beginning of the present
war, and then passed on it's third reading,
ayes So, noes 3.
MILITARY EXPENDITURES.
The report of the Committee of Confer
ence on the disagreement on House resolu
ton No II, in regard to the expenditures I'M
der the military act, was concurred in, ayes
40, noes IL.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-14

A CHANaE.-Messrs. ". C. & D. II PARISH
have purchased the eating house of Mr. Casey
In the North end of the Market House, and
intend to keep one of the best establishments
of the kind in the Southern States. It will
be open at all hours, and the tables supplied
With everything nice and good that the
market affords, They have on hand sup.
ply of the finest Oysters, and will keep up
the supply during the season. Give them a
call, when you wish to enjoy good eating.
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NAShElLLn, q JoE9CAIUls IL. e,
Esusz sLs .rI-iciT i LE~rr " ff-'
sa Efsz7 - Ill
Change OF Time,

THE best and most reliable Route to Huntsville
i Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis, Mobile, New
Or cans an ali points S5uth and South west--quiek
time and certain connect ons. -tgr -'.Elt
Exp. sss TrainS leave Nashville daily at 7 p. n;
- Returning arrive n Nashville I25 A u. ~
Nall and Fret Iht Train leaTss Nashville daily (5un.
day sxcepted) az a. N; Es-.f... lido = J.
Returning, arrive - Nashv lie al SEQ P II. -
ioca' Passenger Train leaves Nashnrs daily, except
Sunday, at = NJ; ,. .,.r ...T ltlyy 1--dI -.-
. Returning, arrive az Nashville az 10 A. g.,
tL By an arr an genent Rlth he New or,s4us Roaos
Freight INTENDED for Epy Springs Iaeksnp, Carton
or New Orleans WI bs SEN thrnughlwIthOut break
bulk or char ging cars Also FreiFnt rom " " o..
leans to Nashville " come tnrodgh Nashville with
out change. Of cars ,e MO n. PERKINS. yH.
i'deeIo dT ,+-'-' - 90 6el'l Suo't
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important 10 Tax Payers.
CotrEcToR's OTncz

CotLEcToR's OTfIcS.
hasnvfie, Dec. 18th, 1851
tai payers If The city of Nashville are Jotided
: 81 q tax for 1861 for the benefit Of the Nashville
-thwestern Railroad, has been IeTied 6y tho
.unciI, and the books placed in ny Office where
- aert may be made -E~ ~
alton Tax payers who have thus "a nszec'ed
20 etsis their FOR the present yos earnestly
,-saes.ed 10 call and pay without dslly, they will
= srsoy save Costs sod intsres; Logger ndaigeuce
- .ro< be given, without injury 70 ths public. !,
Z ~ hsss5l - 4. Nnsox, !
A.ssfm -" CoaeStef, cssy Han
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..Goxsrnrnnent Notiee.x

We have this day been appointed agents Of aud for
the Confederate States OF America for the prchssng
and packing Hogs and Cattle, in and for this and
GAINESVILLE district and all Of Kentucky; and there
iore SOLICIT calls and correspondence Of all PARTIES hay
Ing Cattle and Hogs TO SELL and also aconference' with
our authorized agents in each and every county
E. II. BRUCE 4 CO.. .
Nashville Nov. o, 'eI-2In Agents C. ) A =
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

6THE Partnership here tofore existing between the
l. under signed ia the drinking "a oon on Dea derrick
by mutual consent All accounts against the late firm
Of Warner & Wand are assumed by Mr. Charles Wand
he being alone authorized TO said firm name in
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street .ECALLr B. D. WAGNER
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For Rent for 1862.

/ The elegant storeroom on Church street,
. second door from Vine, now occupied by
'air. CoREH as Confectionery Store. For
sess ticulars apply next door to the premises,
R- 81 this Office. fdec12-tf
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Rent

T OFFER ny Hsoss ard Lot near the Capftof FOR rent
the ensuing yeer, ooa aiming twelve rooms besides
store roo and Kitchen Tue entire house store room
and kchya nat P oo, which Is great ssy1ng3 be-
hides The cleanliness and comfort and DO healthier
cstlon Ia tbecisy s.so Gss and Watse u tba house
Oali It No. % North Vine street, Nashville.
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Arrfyaa OF Passenger Trains.
ANN DUN EME NTs
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized 10 announce A. G. McDoCGsL
aaa candidate for Judge OF the 18th Circuit fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Judge
Walker.
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+ Call at the Insurance OFFICE of W.. J
MARI, on College street, if you wish your
property insured in old and reliable South
9rn Insurance Companies. ----- - -,
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Nashville Gun Factory.

Gro KHtiLDERS in the NssbviIls Gun Factory, are
- totined that the Foafth and call Of Five Dol
lars per share viii be due aud payable On tae 18Th
Decembe 1861. --..r -, ''' +.
f-,f - F. G. ROCHE, see,y & Treasurer, ~
dscT-u ~ II Odiee a. Capgol
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Memphis market.

b .--lG1YJ sl!l ID M MKAPHrs Dee Il, 1861.
NJ rCorToN--So sales reported. Receipts and ship.
ments none. .t..-- a.. IL .
ToBACco-1s hhds sold, but the terms we're not
made public. We continue toquote: = s-
MEMPHIS TDRaCCo QUOTATIONS.; 5.l5