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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

Why, what have jon been doing ?'' ask
ed Mrs. Muckle Haney Murphy, Indignantly,
the other day, of carpenter who had been
exercising himself putting up a brief par
titioa between couple Of hunks in one of
the hospitals in this city
Putting. up a partition, madam" was
the reply.
"Well, air, you must take it down again"
al beg your pardon, madam, DIR. Temp
kins, the hospital surgeon ordered me to put
it there"
1'Stili it must come down."
81 but obeyed orders in putting it up,
aud cannot take it down."
al am Mrs. Muckle Haney Murphy, and
command you to take it down."
81 canno Obey your command"
Mrs. Muckle Haney Murphy retired, and
having met with Marshal Ney Potts, she
mentioned to him the impertinence of the
carpenter. Mr.. Potts promised to see her
order obeyed.
Having sailed around to where the car
penter was engaged, he repeated the order of
hrs, Muckle Haney Murphy. The carpen-
ter only repeated obeyed orders in put
ting the psrtitien there "a
liam Marshal Ney Potts, lighting man,
md order yon to take it down."
Mr.. Marshal Ney Potts, if you are a.
Sighting man, g0u had 6ettreo to. Bo,e'ang Gresn,
you are not wanted in hospital ~
Marshal Ney Potts suddenly recollected
that 30 had an ngagementup town, and
has not been seen at the hospital since.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
AN ACT
AN All
For the Prevention and ExtinsuIsh-
ment OF Fires within the City OF
naShViiie.

SEC. II. Be II enacted, That If any person or por-
shall FIRE any Gun PISTOL, cast, throw, fire
any squb rocket. cracker, other combustible FIRE
works, within the Corporation limits every such per-
son. for every such offence, shall forfeit and pay the
sum of five dollars and il slave, he, she they
shall receive not less than Eve than twenty
lashes. And If any person or persons shall vend,
manufacture give away, deal in have in hIs posses
son any squb rocket, cracker, powder other com
bustble fire works within the limits OF the Corpora
ton of Nashville for the purpose OF disposng Of the
same to minors slaves, every such person. for
every such offence shall forfeit aud pay the sum OF
twenty dollars
c. u. HAYS. Recorder
dec2o-2I z. B. CHEATHAA, Mayor.
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change OF Time

TUE best and most reliable Eoute 10 Hintaylc
4 CUrinth, Grand Junction, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South aad South west-qgicI
time and certain connections.
Express Trsics leave Nashville daily at T. "
Returning, arrive az Nashville lbs y. NJ.
Mail and Freight Train leaves Nashville daily (uu.
day exCeptcd) at 4. 81;
Returning, arrive at Nashville at 3 20 7. AZ
Local Passenger Train leaves NashJle dairy, cNccp;
Sunday, at Y. NJ;
Returning, arrive at Nashville al 10 4. v.
By an arrangement with the New Orleans Roads.
Freight intended for Holly Springs, Jackson Canton
New Orleans will be sent through without breaking
bulk or changing cars Also, Freight from New Or
leans 10 Nashville will como through TO Nashville with
ont change Of cars. ". O. \. PERKINS,
declO du Gen'I Sup't.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Committed to the Jail

az Davidson county, as y runaway, December Is,
" 1861, a negro man who says MS name Is Edmund,
and belongs 10 Daucan Mari. OF ClarksVillc. said
boy 3 about s. years DID, weighs 80 OF co pounds,
feet inches high compile Eion black The owner
Is requested TO come forward, prove property and
pay charges the iaU directs, his, the 18th day Of
december, 1S6! TM r FUNSTON. Jailo-,
decIo-.ntf al Nashville. lem.
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Mew Qualifications.
Books for the Holidays.

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

TIE InPkRIaL.-This establishment, which
was closed for few days, is under full head
way again, CHARLEY WAND officiating at the
bar. He is on Of the very best bar keepers
in the country, and makes it point to keep
The choicest Spirits that are to be had
'sTHE SUBSCRIBER will under0rite for him
sqd his establishment !; and when this is said
there's .'no use talking" any more. "All's
right"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
DIED.
tioas to day.

On Friday evening last, a. the residence OF W. b,
johnson, this city, Mr. Ely swKkxT. He Was a
member Of Capt. John Winstsad's Company, and
Col Cooks Regiment
His parents live near Pulaski, Giles County. 7 en-
nessee.
neat head piece nlarkz the grave.
DECEMBER 22d, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The fflends and acquaintauces of LOUISA II. HUME,
rescs Of the late Alfred Hume respectfully invi-
sed TO attend her funeral this morning at io oolos
non, the Frat Presbyterian Church.
Divine seryices by Rev. jos. eardwe1l
Dec 22d. 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned in the drinking saloon on Deaderick
street. known the Imperal,N is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. AL accounts against the late firm
Of Warner & Wand are assumed by Mr.. Charles Wand
he being alone authorized to said firm name in
liquidation OF debts His friends viii find him at
t.Headquarters' No. 1.-THE old stSnd-on Dcaderick
street. i. d. WARNER,
dec10,3t c. A. WAND.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

FRIDAY. Dec. 20.
The Senate was called to order al 9
o'clock, by Af. Speaker Cheatham.
The Journal was read.
The bill of appropriation TO the Lunatie
Asylum was passed Gu it's third reading.
Pending the discussion Of unfinished bus
iGess. the Seua;e adjourned TO 81 O'Clock,
tomorrow morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

TIE WATSON HoUsE.-This excellent Hotel
will open on the 1st of January next, under
the auspices of ACroN Yoke aud u. II.
CRuTcHER. I hey intend that there shall be
no abatement in its excellence. but rather CT
Improvement.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

Cali at the Insurance. OFFICE of w. J
MARR, on College street, if you wish your
property insured In old and reliable South
I'm Insurance COMPANIES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

MISisTERIaL--The Rev. DR.. HOWELL, Pas
tor Of The First Baptist Church of this city,
will, By rrqaezt, preach sermon this morn
Tag Oh 1.-The Ddty of Csistisns with regard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

Books, sC-, FOB CHRIsTaAs.--GREEN6 Co.,
Union Street, have an elegant assortment of
books, &c, suitable for Christmas presents.
Call and see their STOCK. Il IS pleasant to
look upon, and every way enticing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
House for Rent.

4 BRICK dwelling, situated on Cedar Street, con-
\ tanning seven rooms, wOstpEy, kitchen and
sCfoke house with ) acres ground attached, GOOD
spring ard convenient 10 the business portion OF the
city, for rent the ensuing year reasonable terms
Tor further particulars enquire ut this office, or TO
Dec. Il, '6I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

REIIGIoUs NorICE-Fhe Rev Mr.. Hall,
of South Carolina, will preach in the I'd
Presbyterian Church at IL o'clock A. NJ,
and the Rev. Dr.. LAPsLEY at 81 O'Clock,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
NOTICE.

AIR JAMES Il. GREEN has withdrawn from our
WI firm The style OF the house viii be as hereto
fora HEVINS, KEITH & Co.
Nashville. Dec. u, lssl-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Brogans.

MICRO B-osans, Double aud Single Sole Kip snt
IN Grain Leather Boots. fresh supply cheap 70
cash by JOHN RAGAGE,
noV23-u {2 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Negroes Wanted.

+ f'.NNT 10 hire Pity Negroes deck hands and
l. bremen Tor the steamers John A. Fisher General
Anderson and Minnetonka TO run between Nashville
Tenn, and Fort DuaelsoR, Tenn. l VIII pay fer them
Thirty Dollars Pcr month.
deCI7 A. HAMILTON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Smooth Roller Men Wanted.

CtONSTANT employment and good wages VIII b
" given 10 one or two good Sheet and Iron Bofle
Rollers by application TO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
For RENT.

4 BRICK TesidcBoe. ~. 81, Hi-l street. 4 few
"A doors north o. Bread. Also, 4 large store house,
No 10. Market street. ReHt very cheap Apply at
this olice.
,iar1--IIc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
SMALL FARM on H1LusBoso TURNPIKE, : ACRES
r,nr

SMALL FARM on HILL>BON.O ICRSPlkk, IKE
% POLLS
PURSUANT 20 n decree rendered by she Chs5csEY
Court 81 Nashville on The 18th November 1877, q
the case Of John Balm " George Moore, will sell a.
public sale 1T the Court House, IN SsshyN o. Bet
urday January 4th 1862, the Tract Of Acras and -
Poles OF land lying the east SIDE OF the Nashville
and Hllsboro Turnpike rad, about miles icem the
city, heretofore sold By the Conpeassant !" lie Ie-
PENDANT.
TERMS: 6 and II month"; credit lrn,n ~ sale.
without !ntercst and free from redemption IfcsF
TO execute notes with spp-oeed sEreties, Lien 10
be retained. = r. GIEAVksC. d
& dcc1z-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Nashville Gun Factory.

CTOCKHOLDERS in the Nashville Gun Factory, are
- notified that the FOarth and last call Of Five Dol
lars per share, ill be due and payable tho 18th
December, 1861.
By order OF the Board,
I. C. ROCHE, Sec'y & Treasurer,
decT-f ONCE at Capitol
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
Anderson Evans Tract Of Lana

DCRSCAST ~ decree rendeIed % iao Cbs&esrt
Court Nashville. ia the czss OF Aafersssa ESses
and Wife, Lucy VS. Joseph s Evans. I nHi ea st tee
Court House in Nashville, oc Saturday isauaSy sih.
1862 the tract Of Land lying SeOs's RSTeF, u
Civil District No. 10, known as The Andersen FSaSs
place and containing abost &c acres
TERMS: 6 and u months Credit without interest
purchaser to execute notes With approved sIrrtiHs7
and len 20 be retained
dccI4-;d J. r. GiEsvEs, AN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22

Arriva. OF Passenger Trains.
. >ssvEIIg & csAr1ASeOGA-T:3OAH MOOR. II
IzsSEsSSK & AI4sAxA-I O:OO a NJ
SsasILIz s DzcArUR-f:Is a. N, CLIO P. n.
1sByEIz & KESTCCET-9:OO A. NJ, 1900 2. II.
ocssYILLs AMI SAsayIu-fO:OO,
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noFEMEsfS UF TIE. eAIiROhDs.
Departures or passenger rrains

AsHTILLE < CHATTsSOOoA-S:I5 4. H.-3.OO P. }
.sSEssKs & AABAzA-3.0C DIP. II.
NASHVILLE & DzcATTR-T:Og p. n. 600 a NJ
NAsayGLE s kRsTCcSY-3:3O Il. M-3:3O Y.
',cssy IIE AND SAsavIuE-2:3O,
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Tract of 90 Acres Laad.

DURSUAET t. decree ei tbs CbancsFy Court al
il Nashville in the clso ,'i 4 G Gccdiet, Admir- Of
Robert Gcodet, deceased. - W q N Campbell and
others, will cell At the Court House Nashville,
Saturday, January +tb. ls62, tract OF % scres 81
land, near Mill Greek and Lebanon Turnpike, aholt
four miles from fhis city, aud part Of the CsmPeelI
place, being the sold to the late Robert Gcneies
by " e II Campbell.
TERMS: and = yeas credit vita interest. ss-s
without redemption purchaser 80 execute rotes With
approved sIretics, ss'i Bcn 90 be retained
decII-td j l. GLEAVES, c. d n
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FOUND,

nS the GtA INST, Two Notes each drawn by iolia-
~ than IEcedcT and Is51C Rsedey, which the owner
can get b. apply ing al this clce. 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-22
W AN r E D.

OK 00n BUSHELS OF well cleaned Gals, tor
<c,OOO which the highest market prices viii
be pad, on delivery. at Rbea, Haricastle Co. e
South Market Street. No 81
decl4-tf ". W. WHEELER.
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,,,,nro,o of redeeming the small Treasury notes
no,sbIe On demand which it is agreed upon the
Secretary shall be allowed 10 issue. Thus, Gov
eminent will, in fact, get the pitiful sum Of
81, 900, OOO while the banks, and the capitalists,
who have made loans to the Government, which
were in very great danger Of not being met, re-
ceve the whole of their money, which they are at
once 10 reinvest in Treasury notes--or, in word,
receive $40 Treasury notes for their present
loans. These notes are then 10 be gotten rid Of
at the best possible rates, and no steps are to be
taken which will tend 10 depgeciate them, until
they are disposed Of by the banks. For this pur-
pose the banks band together; for this purpose
they control the sale of the notes. for this purpose
they make the stipulation that no other stocks or
bonds shall be thrown upon the market; for this
purpose they request the privilege Of subscribing
for still another S1OO, 600, 900.
Who can, for moment, think that this will ever
be done? Who can believe that, if they are eveI
well out of this scrape they will ever le
themselves with another? Who can suppose tha
if ever they are able to shift this burthen on to tn,
shoulders Of the "dear people," or to the Savings
Banks and Trust Companies, to whose patriotism
they now appeal, that they will ever be induced
to run so great n risk a second time?
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The case Of the Police Commissioners now in
generated at Fort Lafayette, New York harbor,
has been laid before the people of that city by Mr..
f. X. HOWARD, through the columns of the Daily
Ne'rs. Mr.. HowARD's letter is a calm, temperate,
and lucid statement Of the facts connected with
the arrest Of the Commissioners, and Of the arbi-
trary course pursued towards them by the Federal
authorities. Those facts, however, are too well
known here to make it necessary 10 reproduce
them. We simply allude TO them in this place,
for the purpose of calling attention TO the manly
protest which the Daily Negcs has based upon Mr..
HowARD's communication. It will be found in
another column. We may add, also, that the
Ne1rs copies, at the same time, the letters from two
of the victims Of Mr.. LINCoLS's tyranny, which
| appeared in the EXCHANGE a few days ago.
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POSITION OF KENTUCKY,

The following extract is taken from letter
written by Kentucky merchant, a Union man,
and published in the New York Journal of Com
merce, and addressed to a friend of the writer in
that city:
PARIS, Ky, August 10, 1861.
That YOU may form some idea of the financial
affairs of our State, we will give you few items.
The circulation Of money is confined almost exclu-
sively to the issue of entucky banks based upon
gold and silver. % the lst of January, 1860, the
circulation was SIS, 100000; on the lst of July,
1860, about 900 0O0 on the lst OF January, 1861
$40, 267 ,000 on the lst of July, 1861, S65O00OO-
Ia addition to this, our legislative Soons last SEES
sion passed stay law till LIST March, 1862. If we
were satisfied that the present status OF our good
State would be sustained until political trou-
bles were over, we would proceed with our pur-
chases and feel some confidence. We fear, how
ever, the contrary. The people of our State love
the Union. They love their Southern brethren
more, and will, in our judgment, when the proper
time comes, place Kentucky with the Southern
Confederacy. That time will be whenever they
abandon all hope of peaceful and Just compromise.
Kentucky will not furnish men money to carry
on the war against the South. Nor will she pay
the taxes assessed by Congress.
We fear very much that the South has been
driven to point from which no compromise will
induce her to come back. What folly and madness
it for the North to reject the Crittenden Com
promise last winter That would have given
peace and quiet, we firmly believe, forever, to our
pciofeu CounIJ. 40 w eooJuSatiuS OF cOerclnS
the South, that is as great a piece of folly as the
other. 1t never can, or will be done. They are a
unit, and determined.
ARREST IN FREpERIoK Thomas H. O'Neal
was arrested Thursday morning about O'Clock
at the City Hotel, by Lieutenant Gilbert, of the
4th Connecticut regiment, now quartered at the
barracks. We have been unable to learn the pre-
else nature of the charge or charges upon which
Mr.. O'Neal has been arrested. He was taken to
the Barracks by the Lieutenant and file OF sol.
diers, and was there still detained at the time OF
our going to press.-Frederick Citizen.
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rz- single bottle of sPALGINa's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost ANNUALLY. IS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
SPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE The PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH
ag-"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NIRE"-Sa
As accidents will happen, In well regulated fami
les il is very desirable to have cheap and
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household afford
to without it. tits always ready, and to the stick
ng point. - - . .
''USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N. BA Brush accompanies each Bottle Price - cents
Address, HENRY G. SPALDlNG,
No 48 CEDAR Street, New ork'
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting 70 PAIN
OF the unsuspectng public, limitations OF my rRE
PARED GLUE would caution ell persons 70 examine
before purchasing and see that the full name,
s~SPALDINGS PREPARED .sLuE,-&
ID On the sutsids vrs2psE Gil shssAFssHinainG oosa
nsils, nn%
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G0Mcat!rN.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

\ MI LhOlAI Of MANI LAND,
The tyoprh Anqga !, Session q The @aoo q Msd
MONDAY, Oct II, 1861, and end March l. 1852
The Fasuly Of not ing in the present unhappy
regular and faithful 9L their duty Teaohe1s
Medicine They purpose make every effort to render
their of instruction useful and satisfactory to their
pupils 1-c--. .-,,.,, ,,,,...:, ...,-
oOatnass sor dsns Clinical 'r as
raon Of the pn'p5s " HSifFf &ff BB9GIEf D.
f F6s Pe1do.a Will :p Rs Fl Register Pf ars
burg i bnr ai1 aatt; RePu5
can Ghig L,ncasfsr Examine York Re
bridge, Nd Times Centre9ille Nd Gaze te, Faston Nd
light, HageFstown, Md; Bescon Leoaardto9n Nd; Ga,
IT IpRF @ Md Sf T9hccq 1 MAJ
Prince FrederieR, Md News ChestertoWn Nd Journal
Mq ad7oa Aoh ee pa 5f8
Lyncnburg Va. Wing, leesbury, Va Herald. Norfolk,
Va American, Ezabeth City, ~ G.; Herald, Wilmington,
70 ' S9R5 Exc EScha Hs amount Oh % and send bills
HHRS. RICHARD WILSON will resume the
OF dsS g F er 9n @ SacGS2 n2ER
e. pupils as boar,ers having made
obained at her rssidence No. II CENTRE ST. ais3eR3g
! THESTNUT HILL SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
| " GENTLEMEN, Three Miles North Of Baltimore, Md.
This Institution has been fun operation since Noveri-
oe9n in the ranng usSes o. oc Pr'a
substitute, So far be- for parental care ana home
upwards, and thoroughly prepared fag college usi-
conduces to The personal comfort Of the boys t. cir sound
intellectual aud moral training, faithful supervision, and
Chestnut Hi is country sat Of o9 acres and is unsur
is but one in the year BEGINNING on the frst Wei
nesday in September and ending the last Wednesday III
For Admission q Ht g q G%sSE PGf bs Sc aEEse?
al5-d6,eo3w VII B 2i ere ia
EDUCATl0N.-A Gentleman, educated at an
| =, hh-nSh University aad experienced in teaching
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ECogoxYi EooNoIY !

A DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Saved
Split, at once OF City Steam Fi.s " God Nil,
No.3 N0ETH sTEEEr.
siD-tf 5ANES Il. JOHNSON