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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26

DAILY LINE
ON JAMES RIVER, TO FORTS ssfEs
" POwHArAR> AND JAMESTOWN, GROVE .sffsisszxas
AND sToNEHOUsE wHARvEs-- The gtearer ouaTIs Pick
Capt FsxKxIs Will leave her wharf at Rockets regustly
EVERY MORNING. exceyt sundss ut O'clock for the oh
places and return same day. sH o'clock NJ touching
ali Of the regular landings, going and returning
Passage to Grove stone Wharf, t2-bess extra % cent?
each. .
The CURTIS PECK will connect with line OF 90 toHrs nut
ming 10 YORKTOWN the Wharf and through tickets to
YORKTOWN ard reura viii be given on the boat or s2mes ef
ira, 90 cents each. z 2 HAbKIM
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
UULCANiTE TEETa! ,,, epssSs;
vULOANlTE TEETHll H(fs1Hx q
HREAr INrRO EERk.NT ~ ARTLFICiALUlfff&Szs

yULOANiTE TEETHii 6<1S2
GREAT INTRO TERtNT IN ARTL1CIALUIf1fYYy
TEETH ....t-. A-
G. W. JONES DENTIST having the right for making TEflh on
ne vulcan,e plate and being Of u dbso sspeoT
grsr az other HssAods having thoroughly tested or l"eoe
qoas In large number ana sOne " ps Hes dDcsI easss
where gold other plate had utterly sed
entre TO those desiring full partial sets OF teeth
Deuv II disutisred tp sSe ey are n0tc using ms per
% Nm 10 insert one or without clasps which, In the
gold plate has rendered teeth painful and useless s
M been adopted by those TIE profession North
md sOuh testimonials viii be given and specimens exhibited
wshlng TO them --
HEN. -,
ng canIns regulating and all ether operations gently snd
thoroughly performed -,,. 49,, .-.-..,.,
Souetvo hundred teeth with H. $3.50 .
betveea 9th and 10Th. 6D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26

fIIO PRIVA 4 Y FAMILIES AND OTHGR
Wishing choice article OF sherry hsderx Per-, Frene
Brandy Aaek Ja.ses Rem Scotch Inib and Rye WHISTLES,
AID fan s.ortmen; Of Tie car dad then
6tere. DUDLEY CO.,
Gelb ~ Main o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26

GARDEN yOOLS.-spades, Rakes, Hoes, Garden Forks
NJ Garden Reels and Lines Boys Spades
Ss for sale By O. J. sINroH Sign Of the Circular ssv
nhn II Main 10. Get -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

" "a .,ci,gv n you can obtain as desirable Good''
s,Ss eassS a. EOrs for them than hSE aetaA .eso'
RAG CEiENSuAw W0OLBN COMfAss6h
-. o~nsrd last year and N order 70 tnAke soSn vooNs
~ IA 40 eprps,e with, but would rah.r Au 9s
saascrr By furnishing grades and STYLE o. SeSus ~,
6ssn made Virginia, hey niied her An stn
Es,ssy Of The best nns suAn 1aey are nov
- ar q ssINERH CLOTHS Of every vAliev ron nas
Ne no IA NesLso wool and solicit the Afternoon Of we
Ia Is he soaIh 70 their Goods All Who have seea ne
SrIs nsnufacturei nrst expressly for the
Hsst proooance them At least equal not N
a. Sgy al bssa buyins hessofore, and quite a.
w. yinlx STATE and Central Agricultural soeeae tnen
DIS city IN october last awarded 70 ths
go assi ar th.lr exhibition OF WOODEN GOoDr, vnien IN
sprsss .orne beAutlfal shaHs Blankets, ke ..
Isrsx,ers nay rsy upon every pieee Of Good
SSIs maj represented, AID under no
~ a Company induced 70 WORK noady N Gs-' S'eN'' S
wA'h'J cara any GOWN IEWIs D. 0zrssHAw, fr,Ldsnh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
N. EIsOa W. O. DARLINGTON.
address, -Howardsvilo, Virginia.
ELSOM & cos
1861. hz6asssla 1861.

I M ALL PA OK Ell Ii E,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. IsbeI
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. Il. Maxwell
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. G. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain 0. O Burfs,
r FAVE Richmond MO uduy, Wednesday and Friday,
IL at bP NJ Leave Lexington days at o'clock, 4 H.
With sup,rior accommodations rsVeers thueeky
between Richmond, Lynchburg, and Lexington g..
Packages conveyed this line VIII be recspted FOR .; Of
ace, and paid for, II lost, Our Agents are: 90.
W. p uruchreld Richmond; Bocock Parrish, Lynehburg,
and n Norgroye Ls1fnrton. malls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
LIvEaP0oLAN AND LONDON
FIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, s2,2b0,0ool

INyEsTED IN TIE UNITED srATEs, OVER tSoo,0ooI
All Directors Personally Responsible for hs Engagements
ht Company.
VNYH respectfully attention 10 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Company Its policy holders In s
large cash capital and investments ss stated above
The large capital and income Of the Company ensee TO tafo
lines 10 parties requiring large amounts ofinsurance
In addition TO the ornsy mode o. Insurance. this 0ompeny
su.s PEE NEHT Policies the payment OF TIN ANnU
an PREA7UHS Property Is, thenceiorth, PERMANENTLY
LHSURSD The Policy be cancelled 81 any Time and neprs
MUM will returned less per cent
This Company Will By loss OF Renh By Fire. on
new and mos. liberal principle.
Under the Policies this Company all claim, are paid pre-
,ensOn Of proof loss without tdue
,,or ~ nroas WoRTEAM WYATT, Agents,
ntal OMAN street, under 81 Charles Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
40 TIsiI MILITARY,

40 THE MILITARY.
AM supplying large numbers OF the Combined Folding Hinge
Camp Bedsteai, which has given entire satisfaction 70 Al!
ho have molly those who have copied Any
OF the mechanical which Ihaye applied FOR pa
tent al legal 10 protect my claim against al
md every encroachment - .,
Ihaye ais decided Improvement In Painters Army Camp
Got and have Gs apoer Camp Bed which equal superior
any, except the Yoldng Hinge Camp Bed, nov IN use haIe
o variety Camp Tools and Chests Those interested are
resoectfaly inyted 70 and exanin ecr themselves
''SN' q. HOWE.
wis Governor and 18Th sts opposite Capitol Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
e A. Il. CLOPTON.

IDOL. NEGRU HlhlNU. loOl'
e. A. j. CLOPTON. -
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oyuor ooRNrR WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DICKINSON, HILL = 90,
~ RICH VA
rsyHr subscriber bgs return his 70 his
fend and patrons Their favors during the pt SIX yea
ava vnpld iafor them s continues the business OF
me; OUT NEGRoEs, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
cLAIMs aud all business pertaining tos General Al
which he Gives his personal attention. -,
~ Parties In country who entrust the hiring o. tner
Negroes him. may assured Of every attention beng pao 70
gettn, other but good hones and e best pes and
in me event Of Sickness medical and Persond attention
shs aivsys be supplied He has large comfortable apart
en with ONCE where those servants who are not
provided with places night during the hiring may re-
main, with a good fre rRkx or CHARGE
Negroes hire the coming year. had peter Do me
early after Christmas possible.
tn foss df dsance riom Tam personally snfN0n Iosg
$50 - -. to pstsr 20 the 6iLoton0 persons: u
Richmond Dickinson Hill % King and Queen county, Dr.
Thcms Istane Arthur Temple John Ihfnpn Tomss fhunte
row: Vs. county, Dr. D. Wheewrsht Rev. Thos
Locke; King william county John Laiane Lsiane u.
John Lewis King George county George Tanner srd
MaNnu,ss Thou Lee; Caroline colny Ro Hudr Dr. John
D. Ruter Esex county, n B. whtloek Dr. James Lstane
edward y Noel Beverley d. Roy, Roy Mcou Wiley rogs
George Wright Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas Copnn JET
on subbs Jasper Hughes James City county, Parks Slater
Richmond county, Dr. Robert A. Payne; New Kent county W
II Clopton R.bcr Howe, DR., l. G. Cruup, John Lacy.
Lacy Louisa county Dabney Parrish county Wm d
oiopon Foster; Lunenburs county W. Brown; oIgePsr
HorfoIi, Capt. J. 8. Middleton, John Gormlsy
SeeIR- q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26

yUNU0Isse IN STOss 4 AUGUST 9Th, 1851.
8 81 Bbls Extra Large Pat No. lhAcferei
% bags Grain Pepper
Is bxs Ground do
bbsgs Race Ginger
% do Pinento 49,
q bxs No. Su,megs
do london Mustard
s. do zig B'ueing
20 do Maecaroni .--..L-
100 half Chests Green and BLACK Ten
l0tcS Rice
25A bxs Taios Candies
IS do Fancy Soaps
p. 100 bags shot
25 dozen Painted Pals
% do Wash Boards =
100 b1s Clothes Pins
90 duE Cotton Plough Lines
500 do Mrs. Milers Smoking Tobacco
$50 do GoSdvin's do do
IS exs Palmetto Chewing do
50 Kegs Fig do do
IONS -uuine Principe segan
$50 gross Matches
so do Mseons Backing
10 hbs Mes York Syrup
is bxs Soda sAlerAus
80 do Chalk Pipes -
yor ssleby wM HALLACLsoNs
sns-dqv Corner Pearl and Oary Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

yHr ldst in Richmond, vhsfs nay % % ha1
the above srtcics pssckoa, q he shortest noocs
Being confident Of Giving entire ne ~
ss.st "a fusng y hs Psbhe ca NV
have ihsT vsrk UtnssS sSsS n ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
sAMvL p. MircznLl
WnLnorcS 6ooDEs, Dsr,c.oH
yoES y. hosTAerh
r. ". HAYWOOD, j

Agent. FOR the sale Of Manufactured By hs oren
,hsu. Zoo ya- Of nns plain and fancy Single and Double
Ied oasuerea Ces, besides lot OF nne Blankets SIC
manufacturing Al the rate OF +OV
SS Der vex Al efer the trade a. fair price, and
Is bers terms confidence that The enterpr'e vi. 70
save rpcralszpTort .-.- okANshA" ~, AseIISI
hentn0nSp w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26

= YINK B1QCOItS. y
WEs,ysn store, inpoie direct trc France. By hs"Lsss
100 nne Csret Vine
80 baske.s Champagne Wine
casks Gre rrench Brandy
BESIDES alage To- Of very srp old Wines eso ersndes an
questionable age and having teen boush. 10 bond
Also London PorteI Scotch Ale rh seo.ch Whisky, Old
Jamaica RAM &C. Our stock Of vrFris Rye WHISKY comprises
the be brsndss p Of which very old and sepericr
chsxsrs yCHNsOh, YOUNGER . Ofyri /
ZIG 30 II Pe.ri s.rert. Enfsnnrd. Va [
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAI
CHANGE OF HOURS.

iSs 4ssG 2s 9EE
nN aud AFTRR Monday, June Sd, r...- 90, ..-
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
WIN leave RICHMOND DAILY, al 6:ib, A. NJ, FOR stsun-
ton and all intermediate way Stations, connecting a. Cor
louisville with the Orange and Aexands Railroad Trains for
junction. and intermediate staonl At Manassas the
ains With the zap Ssroad for Wheeling,
Winchester Harpers Ferry, and all stations the Manassas
Road Charlottesville with er trains for Lynchbury and
points West and souhwest Of aL place. Aud other
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays for Jacksons
a!yer and stations West Of Staunton- -
HArnan browns stages connect with the train Stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays AID Fhdsys and at Gcen Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, fer Lexington. .
HsmAn Mason and Copany Stages connect with the Tran
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, al mboro for the ws
Springs and Jsekon River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
Lsvisbarg, 30.
RETURSING,
The Train leaves Jscksons River Mondays, Wsdnes
iii ED. wHITooHB,
General superintendenk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-26
WOOD AND LUMBER

SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
Manufactorv
CORNER TrH AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
MERCER & HILL
RE 70 supply al TIE shc.tect deserip
a ton Of worn In their Inc opersns With The most approved
ssehnery and the bes Suaity Of nsssas Icy VII var ant
their rors 10 be Of the bssi order.
Peon vho ether building rspsiius are respectfully In
20 orders NOM tbe country vii receive prompt senilor
purchase factory prices and enabled 70 fun
Sash slssed 81 The lowest rs,ss.
spL<-y httohk HILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIN ATE DISP ENSARY

VIE attention OF citizens, strangers and others
tins Nashville, requiring medidai aid 10 respect
fully called to this office No. 81 Deaderck street.
ond floor between Cherry and the Square.
Dr- CoIssAS Is an old IE practitioner of medcine his
almost unlimited expo rieuce and hattering success
tor many years past in the treatment OF PRIVATE DIS
EAsE, Use induced him TO devote his undivided siten
ton TO all diseases GOT this Dature. Many cases
the niost uvcteratc character have promptly yieloe
10 his improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and heTedilsry syp
ils, Gonorrhoa, Gleat aud all diseases OF the genlA
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 us
rcmideS. - 1sss
All female irregularities and functional susI -nss
ments of tie Womb, and the diseases sfing II oai
CESSATION and Ill managed pariurition -, -
Every case of Reducible Rupture, and Oh fi.s -
ProaI,Sus of the Rectum, and inoSt cases u shsy
can be cured by process nearly pa.nless-r y
OF the latter cases is undertaken ~ III i,e,;on
cure is ilsruriblg loaTnaatd, s eafs'e :. Ss ar
always paesenis the necessary lndieAilous, ~
cyff,rre by his improved method u cfSta.Hs ,s.,s-
persons of either sex applying N 1891 ~ soSs.ts
.descrit,inz easel on tie frst - ~ a.
street.-the disease, can be curea, - No. - ->f -
ahortiv rrlefho forty eight noufs s ,..ssrs.sA
"s,ric,s con6dence prompt attention, sau
! oSsrrcs = I'm govern him with his patrons.
- so uercury used IN the treatment OF 1880.
- ss he believes Tin most easesl u p'11s's
1885,; ssase than that q Is given 10 cure -
G1iSce hours from eight in the morning TIA sn -
| the evening.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
TENNEsSEE LEGIsLATUR1
s SENATE.

FRIDAY, Nov. Il. 1851. s
Senate met at 9 O'Clock, hr. Speaker
Cheatham in the Chair. No quorum being
present the Senate took recess At %
o'clock the Senate reassembled, and the
Journal was read.
SWORN In.-Senator Havron, of Marion,
appeared in his seat aud WAS duly qualified
State Senator, by taking the oath to SUD-
port the Confederate and STATE constitu-
tons. -
BnLs-Mr. Maxwell: Bill No. s2.-To
carry out provision OF art. !, section %.
State Constitution. Passed fret reading
Mr.. Barrow: Bill No. e3-Fo incorporate
Tennessee Bible Society. PASSED first read
ing. $500 .
Mr.. Rosson: No s4.-To try. causes and
relieve the people. Passed on first reading.
One hundred copies ordered to be printed.
Two ineHectuai motions Of reference were
made ana tabled after general discussion.
RELIEF.-Senate resolution for the relief
of Jno- q. sughn, was resumed. The reso-
luton was amended by an amendment intro
duced by Mr.. Jones, and an amendment in
lieu by Mr.. Cardwell The latter was adopted.
The resolution was adopted The rules were
then suspended, and the resolution ordered
to be transmitted as
CHANGE NoTES.-On motion of Mr.. An
derson, House bill No. 102, authorising the
iesue Of change notes by the State Bank, as
reported from the Committee on Banks. was
taken up.
TREASoa.-Mr. Lanes resolution upon
treason and certain traitors was taken up
under suspension of the rule, and debated.
The Senate, without diSposing of the reso-
luton. adjourned 30 Z O'Clock tomorrow
mcrniag.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
Manassas Quickstep,

HAVE just received piece OF Music bearing tue
L above title, dedicated to the brave defenders of
that ever memorable spot. Price so cents.
Also, new editions of the Palmetto Song, 40 cents
Song of the South so cents; Dixie ali Right 80 cents
Southern Boys, so cents; Southern Marsellsise, 80
cents: Thou ar Near and yet so Far, 40 cents;
The Feint Resemblance, 40 cents; Southern Belle
Polka 40 cents; Pride OF the South Mazukz 40 cents
Minute Men, or Flag of the South-by HAWKING, so
cents Reoollections of Memphis, +" Romanza,' 80
cents besides many others OF my publication, to
gethcr with the publications of all the Southern
houses
All sent, post free, on receipt Of the marked price
For Drums and Bugles, send to so Union street
JAMES A. MCCLURE, Music Publisher.
I. SIN press, and will be out 10th November,
g Lorena," 40 cents; Cottage by the Sea- IS cents
teesburg March, 40 cents, and Dixie Quickstep 10
ccuts. Send your orders. septa9-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23

LII. D.These cabalistic letters have in
times past been variously Interpreted. In
the old hulk they have been profaued By use
as a sufix to the name of the Chief Of the
Chimpanzee Dynasty, ABEAIIAa LINCOLN. and
have since been understood 10 mean there,
alicensed TO lie damnably.' Here they have
Different Specification. In The midst OF stir
and hustle and martial parade. they are in-
terpreted, LIQUOR, LUNCH and DAHL Two
of these thiags are to be had al Ben. Warner 3
Headquarters on Deaderick. The other is TO
be had any where.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23

THg CosFEDERATE STlTEs nF AMgRIc. N
PRoPHEcY.-This Is Z nest Iittla volume,
printed at the Methodist Publishing House
for the author, Rev. ". ii. SEAT, Of the Tex
as Conference. Price 4Oc copy tohe had
at the Publishing House We have not had
time TO read the work. and cannot speak 81
its merits. The author. short time ago.
preached several sermons in. his city, on TIE
subject of his volume, and they were listened
TO with profound interest by large audiences
The public nov have q chance te pernse his
views at their leisure.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
New Orleans Mark cts.

esl NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Now ~, lS6i
CoTToN-The sales today comprised 80 bales Odd
at -.-.sss. 5s-, =
T0BACCO-Nothmg reported ls-zfs t.sgs<
SUGAR-The supply is liberal aud the market is
very dull. About 700 hEds sold 2223< tor common
TO low fair 81 good fair fully fair So for
eonds; 514fG63 for clarified yellow and 6szCg7c for
clarified white ~.,=s ~ SO 't1Et --5
MOLASSES-with reduced supply and far de-
Inand fuller prices have been eazed, the sales
bracing about 5000 bbls at lac common; 10; for
fermentng; and 10 1sEDI. and z15c for prime to
choicc. Also, 500 half bbls at zoe for prime.
sFL0UR-The market is extremely dull, at "a mate
rial decline in prices There have been sales of super
fine at 50 so, and extra at $40 80 a Dbl.
C0RN-12O0 sacks white sold at = and 300 mixed,
In poor order, at 81 10 q bHshelss -
OATS-1eO sacks AtissFs ippi Oats sold at 81 40 ?
busheI.< Is q 81 81
BEEF-MeSs is retailing at $:S . Dbl.
WHISKY-Rectfed is retailing at 81 05 e gallon.
| TARD-PrIme in tierces and in kegs IS retailing al
2S929c 2 IT, ~
PORK-Mess is retailing slowly at $4S 4 bbl
BAC0S-Bacon hams have been retailing al 22c
and sugar cured at 23925c e 10.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
GENERAL ORDER No. ~.
EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS,

EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS, .
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10, 1858
To the Officers an command of the Militia of
the State Of Tennessee in the I'd, Sd and 4th
Divisions - So A1F
The danger of invasion upon the part
of the Federal forces is imminent. This
invasion threatens the quiet and security
of your homes, and involves the destruc-
ton of your sacred rights Of person and
property. The warning example of
Maryland, Missouri and Kentucky, bids
you, if you would preserve your fresides,
your homes and the sanctity Of your
wives and daughters, to meet the despofic
invader and his minions at the thresh-
old of your State and drive him back.
Let the soil Of Tennessee be preserved
from his unhallowed touch, and let him
know that in defence of our liberties and
our affairs every Tennessean is ready to
yield up his life. Gen. A. S. Johnston,
commanding the forces of the Confede-
rate States in this Department, in view Of
this threatened danger has called upon
me to send to the field such force as can
be armed by the State,
In obedience to which requisition, and
to repel the invader, thirty thousand of
the militia of this State are hereby called
to the field, "a s
Officers In, command of the militia of
the I'd, Sd and 4th divisions viii hold
their commands in readiness to receive
marching orders by the 25th inst, unless
in the meantime q sufficient number of
volunteers shall have rendered their ser
vices to fiji this requisition.
Special orders to the commanders o.
the militia apport,oning this requisition
among the different brigades of said d.
visions, will be Immediately forwarded,
accompanied with such instructions and
directions as may be necessary for the
movement of troops TO the places Of rem
/ devious. e5S-kssS -
In the meantime Captains viii di-ect
their companies TO parade on some given
day, with whatever arms they may HAYS
and they will take all other proper and
legal steps 70 possess The arms, within
| the bounds of their respective districts,
/ and immediately report TO the command
| ing officer of their. regiments the number
. of arms and Announcements as well as
the strength of their companies. -
! = By or.Ierof srzs. -
ISHAM g. HARRIS,
! Governor and Cominand IN Chief.
W. G:.WHTTHoE,sE, Ass'tA Adj't Gen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23

Mr. B. SHEPARD is the agent fo= the sale
Of Hunt & Fox's coal. His Office is on Co..
lege street. next door to II. & E. E Cheat
hafn. We have been using it for a few days
pat in our counting room, and fad it to lie
a NEST excellent article. Il can be bought a.
The lowest market price. tdec6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
~A letter was received ia his city

s- A letter was received in this city
YESTERDAY frcm member OF Cox NANCY :
Regiment in Western Virginia, dated the
10th inst, stating that they had been order
ed to prepare TO go into winter quarters at
their present camp near HuntersRille- We
are sorry TO hear It, They will suffer
terribly in that inhospitable region. Few Of
then, will be fit for service when the winter
is over. God help them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FEIDAY. Nov. %. 4
The Speaker called the House 80 order at
halt past 8 O'Clock.
Par-ross-By Mr. Hiliiard: From sondry
.citiZens CT Sullivan county; pesying the es-
ta5iishment OF Common Law and Cheucery
GcGrs at Bristol sssse Nt
By M- Rag,an6: From suntry cit,zecs OF
La Grange, praying reduction of sac oo,po-
rate iiiuits OF that town.
Bg at Simpson From sundry citizens Of
the fifst. second aud third congressional dis
tricts, praying that gone action bs ta6ea 10
have those districts represenfsd IL ths Pro
gisional Congress. --..- E@af1
PEEsoAAL EzfLANATIox-Mf Wallace rose
to privileged question. he stated the facts
connected with his recent arrest at Kco1
vile. aud his honorable discharge By the cu-
thorities there. He dcclsred that IN taklrs
the oath to support the Constitution Of the
Confederate States at the opening of The sos
sion, be did so because he believed be oFed
allegiance 20 that government alone, aud
during bis rcccut visit homo, he had not met
With "a single Que of his constituents who dis
approved of bie taking that oatb.
Dir. Robb bad con7crsed With many of tbs
members of the House. aud they were all
satisfied az to the Loyalty ofMr Wallace to
The Confederate States GovcrGtueut. "
THE MILITIA LAws-The House resuined
t0S SOusiusi dblDn VI ElOUSS Ullis NJ Ols ID
amend the Militia laws. After a lengthy de-
bate, during which The bill was vari0usly
amended, it was rejected on its third read
lug; ayes u. noes '29. e
4 Recession motion of Mr. Rsgtand, tbs.
House took a recess until half past two o.
clock. ~
MoIIoS To REcoASIDER- Dir Rankii, enter
ed motion to reconsider the vote rejecting
House bill, no 81 to amend the Militia
laws. $500 80 - $3.50
New BILLs-The following bills were in
trodueed, read the first time aud passed
By Mr. Ellis: No. 1S9 To provide for the
payment of the Confederate war tax.
By Mr McClaland: No. 190--To regulate
the levy of executions and prevent the sacri-
fee of property IS - -
By Mr. R1w ards: No. 191-To make appro-
priations for the Asylum for the Insane.
The MILITIA Lawsuit Rankin's molten o
reconsider the vote rejecting House bill, No
81. to amend the Militia laws, was taken up,
and pending lis consideration.
The House adjourned TO 81 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. ss