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Our Havana Plan Lotteries.

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GOAL OIL LA ZIP S

NIgE have Just received another supply Of Coal Oil
w Lamps, among which some very handsome
patterns paTlOrs all lifted with the Collins burner
which Il the Improvement and Is imneasurabiy
superior 10 any other Lamp before the public for
sotness and steadneSs Of lame, freedom from smoke,
simplicity construction beauty and elegance IN m
sh cleanliness and economy One Lamp VIII give the
light of four candles and does much one.
The OIL have imported to burn in these Lamps is
clear beautiful article free from any offensive odOr,
ives grease spot when split upon carpet or cloth
ilz and viii not explode
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Wholesale & Retail Druggists, No. l9 Public Square
Nashville Tenn ID II.
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RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTI0NISTS,
NJ. 10 Public Square,
Opposite to the Market House,
Nashville, 3: Tennessee.

THE common belief that much Of the uncertainty
of Medical Practice arises from the bad quality of
Medical substances, seems to acquire daily conhrma
tion. Through faulty preparation and commercial
competition regarded as OF
primary Importance gradually going out of use,
while others produce effects and cause accidents that
do not properly belong to them as described in the
Pharmacopea- New remedies, suggested and offer
ed for trial often found imperfect and varying
much in chemical character and strength that they
either condemned received upon false premises,
both equally variance with the proper progress in
therapeutics whilst most practitioners daily feel thai
fhe Materia Medca is not rich enough either to lose
its old remedies, to sacrifice opportunities of
qurlng new ones. proper appreciation of these
facts warrant the Subscribers in manufacturing and
vending but First Glass Standard Preparations,
with direct reference the necessities of the profess
sion and the requirements of the Pharmacopea. Our
Chemicals, Powders, Tinctures, Essential Oils, and
in TACT all of Medicinal Preparations selected
and compounded with view to the quality only with
out regard TO price, In Pertumery, Variety Goods,
Patent Nostrums &c. endesyor 10 please all tastes
RAINS, BROWN l. CO
Pharmaceutists and Apothecaries,
mar29-f Nashville, Tennessee.
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We the people of the Confederate States each State
acting In its sovereign and independent character in
oraer 10 form permanent federal government estab
llsh justice, insure domestic tranquility and secure
the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our
ty-invoking the faver and guidance of Almighty God
COnletieraIe States of - -
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gotteries.
Extra Glass 2. Draws Oct. q. 1850.


And on every succeeding day Sunday excepted) at
O'Clock, p NJ.
the Wheel-from up to 75-and twelve of these
Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. If person
ects one Number out of the IS, and that Number is
among the Numbers drawn, he gets five times the
amount invested. Htwo selected numbers drawn,
he gets thirty for one; if three selected Numbers
drawn, he gets two hundred for if four Sc
lected Numbers drawn, he gets thousand for
If five selected Numbers drawn, five thousand
for one I; If six selected Numbers drawn fifteen
thousand to REMEMBER, if two, more, selected
Numbers taken, and all those Numbers selected
are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, the
Ticket a Blank.
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ARTICLE VII

l. The ratification OF the conventions u nse slzs<
shall he sufcsnt for the establishment u sAi< Co.
sttution between the States fify ine;fe ssI> =
q when I'VE States shall have rafife< <bls Coa<z;-
tuition in the manner before specified, thz F5e<re<
under the Provisional Constitution, shan Er4-z=1@
the time for holding the election Of PretJezk SO
Vice President; and for the meeting Of the 1<<=e<<
College; and for counting the votes, and t=11
ing the President They shall, also, F<z1H<< - -
time for holding tbs hrsf election Of Ueu@>t< -
Congress under fhis Constitution. and tt& <u1< ~
assembling the same bntu The .ssehn:z41 g -
Cezeress. the Congress under tbs fros1z<1=1< <<a@
stfsurion shall ccgllinus fo texerSiss the
powers granted them not extending E<<S1@ -
time lfmzfed By the Constitution Of TIE Ecr1Ean5<
Adopfsd. unsninaously. March II, lssls< - :
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ARTICLE v.


ARTICLE vi ns f<fs
l. The Government established by this Ccasftfsz
tion is the of the Provisional GoyeEusezf
of the Confederate States of America, and "a tbs
laws passed by the latter shall continue forae IN
til the sha II be repealed modfHc1 al.s3 al
the officers appointed by the shah slr i,
office until their appointed ana s1,st-
fed, or the Offices a abolished.
2. All debts contrated and engagen. .safz esfe4,za
into before the adoption OF this CensfitutioE s -
s valid against the Confederate States uafes fsfs
Constitution as under the Provisional Gosernese.f
B. This Constitution, and the laws of flss IEsssss
ate States, made IN pursuance thereof sssi ei tr-
ties made or which shall be made under lie saf.orss
ty Of the Confederate States, shall be the = :
of the land; and the judges every ssse si.sli z
bound therehy anything in the constiflllor o. L -
OF any State 20 the contrary notwithst "a 11fa
The Senators and RePrese nta tises bsfszs nlzz.-
TONED and the members of the several sfsiz fsistzz
lures and all executive and Judicial on esss hil Il
the conlederate States and Of the se7sFaf Slasrsz
shall be bound by oath affirmation, 20 supe,E1 tlss
Constitution; but religious test shall etsf - -
qured as qualification TO any ofice publir
under the Confederate ssates. ~
D. The ation, in the Constitutl14, q 7zr-
tain rights shall be construed 10 deus q 1I-=
parage others retained by the people Of - ssker.z
States. @
8. The powers not delegated 20 the cselsaezsIs
States by the Constitution, prohibitee b : -
the States reserved 20 the States, rpecriFsts
TO the people thereof.
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ARTICLE ~.
SECTION /

l. Full faith and credit shall be S5Tea ia esch
State to the public acts records nd pf,.sc
lngs OF every other State. And the csssEesz sszF
by general laws, prescribe the manner IA Hhssk
sucl, acts, records and proceedings shB bs pses5
and the effect theieof
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-23

e I. The ciffzsns of each state shSfI fs sE.tf4 al
all the privileges aud ifRsauBits~s - -zrl y -.
"a tifa
ansi En3eprn IA 4y ssszs.s Szslslss - -
their slaves snd other nToEeEfy, std -. Tsslf =
property in said slave skaif nc. e - - -.
paired. -
2. person charged in any State xith -
felony, or other crime against the laws % stls -
SHALL ON demand OF the Executive atrlt,rsry a., :,
State from which he fed, be deliverti "a. - -
moved TO the State having Jurisdiction II ffs,sf.I.
8. No slave or other person held zsrsss. q u.
Dor IN any State or Territory of tls ConfcdssSt Is
States, under the laws thereof, escap sg eF iaNfF
carried into another, SHALL in consequeloe - ~
law or regulation therein, be dsehars a srtnr ksn
service or labor but shall be deliver ~ - claiI
of the party whom such slave beIon = s5r n azs
such service or labor may be due Fa
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ARTICLE |.

All legislative powers herein delegated shall be vested
IN a Congress of the Confederate States which shall
consist OF a Senate and House of Representatives,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-08-23

l. Treason against the COnfederata ssases = y
consist only IN leVying war against IL m. az -
herlhg 10 their enemles giving them ai5 - e =,
Tort No person shall be convicted OF fsstssl -
on the testimony of two witnesses the ssnlz xsf
act, or on confession in open court
z The Congress shall have power u. tssclaEs ~
punishment OF treason, but attaiIdsr OF tr-asEE
shall work corruption of blood, 90 sIsnrs eke.ss
during the life VI the person atiaintes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
THE WAR IN Missouri.
Hurnfna Of Warsaw.

TIProN, Mo, Nov. 24-The burning Of The
principal part Of the town OF Warsaw 10 con-
hrmed by q gentleman who sffised from that
vicinity this evening. The main business por-
ton Of the town, consisting Of one large block
and several smaller ones, were In flames when
the gentleman left. The town being scattered
IL is probable that nearly all the residences
escaped. The quartermsster and commissary
departments were located in the large block, but
the greater portion Of the government stores had
been removed.
SEpALIA, Nov. % The town Of Warsaw was
fred about o clock p m. on Thursday. All
troops which were stationed there left about s
o'clock P. NJ, and are now here. A portion Of
the commissary stores, for which we had no
transportation, was burned, by order Of the com
handing oiicef.
tits 4 ought BY the citizens, as man in citi-
zeI.'s drefs was seen coming from the building
In which the FIRE a rst commenced.
Sr LOUIS, Nov a. Gen Halleck has issued a
lengthy general order making the entire aaairs
Of this department conform strictly with the ar
my regulations, and reducing everything to q
complete and easily understood system.
KANSAS CITY, Nov % the dry goods store Of
J. n P. shannon was broken into and robbed
last evening, by some twenty or thirty men, In
soldiers dress, and armed, and q, 600 worth Of
goods carried OF.
Several drinking saloons were demolished last
night and to-day by order Of the provost mar
shall, the proprietors having violated the procla-
nation forbidding the sale Of Eq"ou to soldiers.
st ii Late Price Advancing.
SYRACUSE, Mo Nov % Intelligence received
here to-day from parties direct from Osceos, IL
TO the effect that Prices army crossed the Osaee
advancnd guard would reach oscecla on the fol
lowing daV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
A BIT OF CONFEDERATE BRAe, DOUBT.
LESS.
OBJ PoTNr Boar,

M-Ddsy night, Nov Is, lss'.S
Editc+ o. ths Star:-FrOm passengers on th!s
bost, who came ON Norfolk to-day ev the Gag
Of truce, learn that c VI. (now &c ,erslD Harvey
Brown commenced the action a. Pensacola on
Saturday morning, when be frSt opened hrt or
Fort McHae. Il was Immediately returned.
The secessionlStS In Norfolk and Richmond
though protesting 10 think that Gen Bragg hello
his own in the fight, were I'm great eIcitemes
and tribulation over IL.
They profess 70 believe that be reserved Fl,
heaviest shell and shot for the latter par; Of tie
battle, which had not CONS OF up 10 toe latest
despatch that had been received at Norfolk
which 10 only to sunday morning, when tue ght
had been renewed. Some said there and in Rich
mond that Bragg had effected breacb In Fort
Fickens, which Is a whepper. doubtlsss. Fort
Pickens 10 one Of the strongest works In 'be
world, presume, and the Co"federates are not 90
provided az Fort McRae ss 70 breach 81.
That story is evidently but Ole Of their usual
ship sinking ones You viii recoilect that they
swOre hard 10 having sank one Union ship Of
war, IL not the whole squadron, at the mouth OF
the Mississippi, and subsequently one or two in
the bsttle Of Port Royal
IL turned out however thlt they sank mix on
either Of ihCsa occasions. We who know their
boosting hab well, are Of opiaion the, the al
legged disabling Of the steam frigat,s Niag1rs and
Colorado aud the preaching of Fert PIckens will
turn out te be al nply coinage In the mint Of their
previous stories referred 10 above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Arrival from Eurepe.

NEw YORK, Nov % The steamship Bohe-
milan has arrived at Portland, bringing Liverpool
sdvices to the 2lst Her news is unimportant.
The Moniteur Of the I4th contains a decree,
nominating Fould as Minister Of France. The
MOniteur also publishes letter from the Empsr-
or to Minister Fond, approving his financial
programme and acknowledging the budget to
be confined within invariable limits.
The Emperor says: THE only efncacious
means TO attain this end 10 to resolutely abandon
the faculty which spPertsins to me Of opening
fresh credit in the absense Of the chambers. 1
am determined TO introduce changes In the sen.
atus consultum, which will be presented 70 the
senate on the I'd Of December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
The Markets.

New YORK, Nov IS Cotton 10 frm-sales of
800 bales at "a ha25 cts. Flour iB d m-saIes of
- 600 bbls Wheat has a declining tend c! CT
sales Of "a 600 bushea Chicago spring 81 2Oal Is;
Milwaukie club 81 Sal s.; red 81 3lsI 81, and
white 81 seal 40. Gem 10 depressed-sales Of
Is lower sales at ssks1sx cts suga, il quiet
Coffee is arm. Spirits Turpentine closed firm zt
81 25al 30. ROsin 10 d1ll at IS 50. Freights are
dropping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
The Rebel LEGISLATURE IN Missouri.

COLUMBUS, Mo, Nov. % The Statesm an,
which Is published here, has information from
NeOsho that the rebel legislature Of this state
after obtaining quorum OY the pointment Of
proxies, elected John b CLARK, formerly member
Of Congress from @ arard county, and r. l.. Y.
Heyten, Of Cas- county, Senators to the rebel
Congress.
The Legislature also appointed members to the
rebel n ouse of Representatives. from the different
Congress'ona districts Of 'he state, among whom
are Ernest Macdonald Of st. Louis (of hsbeas cor
pus notoriety), NJ. McIlhany, Of Andran coun-
ty, and James X Rains, Of Jasper county, all OF
whom are In Prices army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Arrival Of the Steamer Meth Star with
Treasure from Gallo sBis-ReIurn Of More
y Treops from IN Pacific

NEw YORK, Nov 25.-Tbe steamer North Star
has arrived here from Aspinwall bringing 500.
600 In gold from California and the United States
troops under Colonel Buchanan. including the
following officers: Surgeon Mccormick, Major
Ketchum, Captains Waller, Russell, Davidson
and Davis, assistant surgeons Ottermsn and Pei.
lum. Lieutenants Gently, Scott, Turner, Carlton
and Gray.
United States sloop-of war Cyane had arrived
at Panama, and the Lancaster would 60 TO San
Francisco.
There is no word OF the Sumter, but she II pro-
baby near the coast Of Venezuela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

THE MASON AND sLIDELL IMBKosLIo.
IL Is known that Lord Lyons had not commu-
nicated with the state Department, directly or in
directly, concerning the seizure Of slideu and
Mason, up 10 this afternoon. He 10 evidently
awaiting instructions from his government ere
broaching the subject 90 our executive authori.
ties.
GIN. BLENkER.
Upto2P. NJ. to-day no such paper az General
Blenkers resignation had bsen received either
by the Adjutsnt General at the War Department
or by the Chief Assistant Al jutant General ofthe
army Of the Potomac, to one or the other OF
whom il should have ben sent.
We have reason 70 believe that yesterday the
paper written, and trust q at the Interference
Of friends may have prevented him from sending
In.
1t is thought that poubIe In is dIvision, grow.
ing out Of alleged peculstions N the part Of one
or more Of Iu qusrtermasters, has induced him to
think u taking such srep AZ lie IL provefbi.l-
" one OF the best Officers Of the service we should
g-catIy regret such step on his part.
GRAND REvIEw TO DAY.
The grand review Of all the regulars on this
side Of the river, took place to-day at O'Clock
Thousands Of our citizens wee present at The
ground, which was the usual parade ground,
about mile east Of the capitol. Gen. Mcclellan
and staff were received with a s'lu'e by one OF
the batteries # artillery present. There were
viewed tue ID Cd, 9th and 10th infantry, ID 4th.
5th and 9th cavalry, and batteries Of srtilis:y.
One Of tie earures oftue occasion was the slg.
Mailing between a corps stationed on the field and
those on the dome Of the Capitol. Signals were
constantly passing. The appearance Of the troops,
infantry, cavalry and artillery, was exceedingly
good.
The infantry was comnsT asd by Brig. Gen.
sykes; the cavalry by Lieut.. Col w. II Emory,
and the artillery by Col II Ruht-tbe whole
commanded by Brig. Gen. Andrew Porter.
yALsB KIroRI.
We have priva'e despatch this afternoon from
Baltimore alleging that some Of the seoesh pas
sengep arriving there this morning by the Nor.
folk boat sllege that an engagement was taking
place at Beaufort, In which the union force vas
driven from the mainland, with slight los. The
news being said to have come 10 Fortress MonrOs
by yesterd sy's flag Of truce from Norfolk.
Now-we have to say that Major Cannon, o
bearer OF dispatches from General Wool, Zone Of
the latter, q q, who left Fortress Monroe on tie
same boat, heard nothing whatever Of any such
story there, nor did General Wool. hhd doubtless
q roorbsck.
HANG HIM! HANG Hnn
A day or two since an Individual, whose allie
glance 10 the Union 10 said 10 be notoriously less
than doubtful, was caught In the cot Of spiidng
epe of the guns Of Grifha's battery on the olhet
.,de of the river. A drum-hesd court.msrtisi
,hould dispose Of his case In half an hour Such
an example 10 absolutely necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Military Roard sf Examin.rs

PoINT OF Rocks, Nov. 25.-Colonel John w.
GearY, Of the 18th regiment Pennsylvania volun-
teers, has been appointed one Of the board Of
examiners to examine volunteer officers In Gen
Banks division. Brig. Gen. c. s Hamilton il
president Of the board They convene at the
headquarters Of the army Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26

KISs's NATIONAL CIRCUS I'm company with
the rest Of mankind, Tor large representation
thereof we visited this popular establishment
last night, to see the wonderful Zoyara-he, she,
or II. And the performance of the Zoyara (he,
she, or ~ was wonderful indeed-the personif .
cation Of grace and buoyancy, asd whatever he,
she or II attempted was executed with the uDfail-
ing certainty and precision Of movement which
comes from the possession Of the ghest physical
qualities tremendously developed.
Is she woman The voice, hair, beardless
fice features, bust, conformation Of hips, etc
etc would indicate as much; and vet we know
that the Zoyara was lately married TO charming
woman who has expressed no dissatisfaction
conclude that the Zoyara Is every inch a man
Altogether the Zoyara is an enigma. Let every
body see the ZoYara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Arrival of Regular Trosps-Arrest Of U
a. Officer

New YORK, Nov 25.-The steamer North Star
brought five hundred regulars today. Adjuant
Sect was arrested by the police, the arrival Of
the steamer, charged with being a secessOnist
He is a son Of the Rev DIR. Scott, late Of San
Francisco. Lieut. Colonel buchanan asserts that
Scott 10 loyal, and has applied for his release,
promising to be response BILE for his delivery to
the proper authorities at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov 2i-The sixth and seventh
stories Of Johu Mitchell's mandatory was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss from IS 600 to
So 0O0-partialIy insured.
Gen. Nelson's brigade, 1000 strong, left by the
river this afternoon Tor Louisville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Rec.ptien Of Com. Wi kes.

BosToN, November IS notwithstanding the
severity Of the storm prevailing to-day, the vel
come extended to Commander Wilkes was nu-
merously attended and verv enthusiastic The
committee PERCEPTION met Commander wilkes.
Lieut.. Cook and others, on Long wharf, and con-
veysd them in carrisges to the hall, which was
densely crowded, including many ladies In the
ga lery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
THE PhIVArEER "BEAUREGARD u"
CAPTURED
TWENTY-SEVEN PRISONERS TAKEN
AND A LARGE PIVOT GUN.
TIE "BEAUREGARO TAKEN TO KEY
WEST.

NEw YoRK, Nov. ~ BY the arrival Of the
steamship George Peabody, IL has been ascer-
tanned that the Privateer Beuregard was recently
captured by one Of our sloops Of war, namely:
the w G. Anderson, Of Boston, which, with 81
prisoners, and one large pivot gun on board, lie
now lying at Key West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
New York Bank Statement.

New York, Nov. 25.-The weekly statement
Of the city banks shows the following: Loans
increase s21.15I coo, specie, increase SI47, 900;
deposits. increase, S22 I6o 600; circulation, de-
crease Slg3 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26

CogsHs,-The sudden Qhsngee Of our climate are
lfseftoss. Experience hgyIng proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should 81 once Be had 90 Rrotsa's BroseliaI
yOeAss1 q L8Eenges, 10. the Cold, Cough, or lf-
srecsution more serious attaok may be efiectnally
vsrded Of. F4bIts Spsaksys and Sisssys will find
volot Bee advertisement. dolly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
The Mortar FI..tatS, Leui.

ST. Louis, NV 25.-The work on the mortar
feet at this point has not been stopped as stated
In the Cincinnati Enquirer, but is progressing
rapidly, and the boats are expected to be finished
this week. The mortas have been already cast,
and are awaiting shipment at Pittsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-The Old Point boat
reports that there has been no arrival there from
Port Royal.
One version Of the recent affair at Pensacola 10
that on Friday, Fort Pickens opened Gre on the
Pensacola navy yard and Barancas, and that the
Colorado and Niagara participated in the BON
bardment, but had TO haul OF, both very much
damaged a
This Intelligence comes through secession
sources, and therefore mnst be received with due
allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26

ARRESTS AT THE CAMPs.-Wllliam McChes-
burg toll gate, yesterday, for drawing a pistol
and threatening to shoot the officer Of the guard
McChesney Is a citizen, and was requested by
the III Ger to desst from selling liquor to sol
diers, witch offended him. He was sent to jail
for court by Justice Dom. Mark Hawland, ar
rested by the guard at Meridian Hill, for selling
liquor to soldiers, was held to bail for court by
the same Magistrate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
Sailing of Trausports,

ton, Delaware and Cosmopolitan sailed to-day for
Fortress Monroe. They will carry troops to Port
ROYAL.