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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
lrulE vInn,NIA LIFR INSURANCE OOMPA.


NY fully prepared for business, and ue T s
ppbc Is earnestly called to the Importance Of Its obee
Company under It's charter, divides eghs oil lS poI
every three years. among the policy holders thereby
assured the advantages Of the Mutual System with te
perpetual Capital Stock OF 100000 the added security
B. khodes have permanent money interest In "
Affairs prudence and economy. w,,,.,
Charter requires one half OF the Capital STOCK ~
belnyested In Bond and Mortgage unincumbered near w
worth ,uble the amount. ,-,A..
The Oh object OF the Company Is aid In retaining ~
the amount OF money which goes annually t our we
for Premiums to Northern Companies That money Az.
loaned Customers for term Of years al interest,"
bursed In midst. n-u.,..t.
Endowmens Annues granted Life and term roncies
sued other good Companies. slaves
II term OF years.
DIRECTORS
VIM. II Macfarland, John PARCEL,
Joseph Allen, sam1 7. BayJ,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos. Il. Anderson,
Tbos W McOanoe, Thomas p. August
John ". Montague, 70. II. marry,
David |. Burr, Jas. A. CoWardln'
Lewis Glnter, J. b. McClelland,
John Jones' p. 7. MOORE
las l. Apperson John II. Claiborne
Lewis D. CrenshsE, b. O. Whery,
VIM G. Paine, VIM. II. Christian,
H. Z. @. Baskerville, Wyudhsm Robereoni
samn J. Harrison, John O. shalefl
VIZ. II. uasan, Peter u hA'H''Aa
Robt. T. Brooke z. o. HasAuH,,
Geo d Shell Edward N0rYeii
Wellington Goddn, Geo. J. SUMNER
Jobp booley D. woodbridge.
Frssk6nt-sAM'L J. HARRISON.
Tlcs Preadent-WM. H. HAXALL.
Piysiciln-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
At0,rsy--ROSCOE b. HEATH, Esq. u ,
sDqT J. ADAIR PIEAsANTs, Secretary.
EvF-Once Main llth streets, Richmond
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

fEs 51s5.Szs ie a. s55ls].I 2 g,sa.sy
ON and AFTER Monday December slst.
" The mail aud FasscGgcr Trains,
Will Richmond daily Except Sundays Al G3U NJ c-
staunton and all intermediate Way stations connecting AZ Coz
donsvIe with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains r
Alexandria intermediate stations and at Char'ott,s with
heirtaigs ynchpus, aud al palms Veal Southwest Of
place and oher day, viz tuesday, Ihuraays and
Saturdays 3csan Ryer and Stations Mest 81 otGunon
Hanan Browns stages eoqnrci With the train a; siaunton
on Mondays Wednesdays and fays and % Hcen Oh Tues
DAYS Thursdays and saturdays, Tor Leyipgtln.
ilaman Mason and Company Stages connect With the Train
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mbco Tor the Warm
spngs and a. Jsckson River for Tie White Sulphur ass,
Lewlsburg IL.
RETURNING,
Mail Train leaves River HQndayEl Wednes
4 FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will la"e Waynehoro' 80 and StaunIon at 9+5 A. NJ
Mondays and sru-ys, "a dsOH.s W.
RnfUKNSB,
Leave Jacson River Tuesdays and Saturdays at Ii5 A. ~
ilr WaynesborJ'.
g Through Tickets Tor the warm and White sapur Spring.,
Lexington Lewsburg Ao Tor Winchester Leesbgrg, Lynch
burg Borack salem hawsyi Chrsausburg, Bristol Knox
Vile Dalon Chattanooga, Nashville, Grand Junction, Memphis,
Canton Orleans all important Points 10 the souihW
can be procured at the Ticket once -
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
la22 General superintendent
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SOU'FH-SEbE RAILROAD.
ANDAPTEH WOEDAK TBE22d AU-fss
~ gust the ps~-lls-i lraill 10 A. oioEs: kfR
PROI PETERtBUR6 10 L!6CHHUR0.
Mall Train daily 80 4. NJ rcsehes Lynchburg si2se
p. n.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, al f43 r n,
reaches Lylchtarg e. 1890 A. ~
FROM LTKCHBuRG TO PTTRRsBURG.
Nall ral1 daily At II A. NJ reaches Feenbdrs att W.
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays At 1880 r. NJ,
resc hes Petersburg ~ 6SJA. N.
TheBe with daily trains to the Springs Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &c. to New Orleans
t. Tl d the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
OF Tee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Ark ansas and Texas
The City loia - al 1~- Petersburg daily, except Sundays
A. NJ and 70 Eoon sad CITY - -, aad $50 P ~
Extra trains 10 Snd from all the steam packets when
L. D. BIRD
.r2G General srpetntsndspt
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RICHMOND AND DAhVlLLE RAlLkO5D'
NnrlnM 70 SalIDPEEkG.

RICHMOND AND DAhVlLLE kAlLRU5D'
NOTICE 70 SHIPPERS.
A RRANGENENT- have been made by the Rich - ~ 80
n mond and Danye Railroad Company where sss1 g s
by Down Freight Intended shipment the port Richmond,
Freight arriving Richmond by water and having Tor
It's destination any point accessible 10 this Company ~ M own
line or by Through Freight arrangement with oaar reads
will be received from delivered vessels direct Thus releY
ng the shippers freight from all charges Tor dTaJ
wharfage and at facilitating the speedy tTauEpoI
Of goods .
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be shipped a.
Richmond under mi, arrangement will at the time OF Their
delivery.
The Railroad Company will requir d. attend to ,Gecng
an insurance on such goods al points the United STATE AMI
bills OF Ladns per steamers sailing will be forwarded
consignors and consgnees.
For further particulars address - . .
hnnd nd narvf he
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Monday, va. Leave Lynchburg Monday, We'd
MsHrR \ RRADRrRRY,S PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention Of the cltlEens Of Rich
w mond and Virginia. TO Piano Fores which tsynr3
have placed with Mr.. Caru, that their qualities
IN respect, may be tested by the side Of .heI "
famed Chick erlnp .
We warrant all Pianos and show sc high and az
Testimonials any factory the country All az which
Vs,u.a Broad Street. Sd door i.om 9Th
de6- llGHTE BRADBURY
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.-o,,C,, TTc CoNsrCNEEs & STRIP 10

NOTICE TO CONSEGNEES 4 SHiP- zNETfN
N EsERS. consequence OF the high ireshet -sASss
H. r-n will not be mere to-day Notice will be given when
her cargo will Dee landed Tor delivery No freight can De receiver
'hs lTpo IUuLAM & WATSON.
- GUNNER ARIfANG N EHT.-Io I'M
= pDRTsNUt'Tr ,NI NuRFuLk-Ihe steamer sszzErs=z4s
tlrRrs PECK CAPTAIN H. FEgAS, VIII on hnu amer Won
dqy next April the wharf at Rockets regularly TNty
Monday wednesday aad Friday morutt Tor e Hno'c plt
AZ O'Clock precisely leaving Norfolk each aesS moIhs
Except sunday at the same hour, 70 GoIAl Au1 o " "
REGULAR handbags On the going and returning .
passage o. portsuOuth Norfolk ~ Meals Gus
Fh. taken as usual an goods sent TO he landed ON te
river ous, be ala for VII down TO the Boat and VIII nGt oy
prsibe r any loss or Damage a or teye Ing II on me W
N ,ll.i- BY ~ 3. .r-ects5 rmh.yI L. Q. uASKINS.
C,TEAmSRIPS JAMESr0WN a ID 1lffstffa
= YORKTOWN The ROANOKE has been Withdraw tSaals
r tg line agan h,w Il mond and New forA ne James
iowa can. skinner the Yorktown Capt Parrish wI eCn'nu
regular trips between he Two places Stop ing NJ
y Tagy viii leave New lCrS for Richmond, eVss iCHspAl
- ArrlAY AFTERNOON, az % octeS. ktturulte htS wiz
ave- kiroad FOR New York every TUBS 'AA and FRIDAY al 4
M Passae to New IoL, including meals and saie'o M &C
com ro4a @ only $40. SCcrags passage only 20 fOF 'u''e
Information apply TO The undersigned , 49,, ,r-,-,o,,
CO.. Opposite Gamers Wharves
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8RAHD CUTTING,
FsHHE urisgEed rsys Tssy,i LS shop I, door to the
OoLpJpAE HufEL Shoceoe Clip, begs leave TO inform
his cusoner Gad The Public sele ally, that he 10 stu
sted 50 a. t. execute all work (Which he nag b9 favored sh) in
the best vorkmQgke shOtrst poi IDLE notice
you ~En brand for Tobacco uuGrsil bagshscaeTyor any
other articles you may manufacture send In oder and
vii Accommodate yea o. the reasonable terms and
tee 10 give yOu entire Satisfaction.
80
..tan..ng ..rs.hes Fey Checks, Brass Letters,
&C. A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
s45 Richmond, Va
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
The Benefit Tonight.

II he benefit for the Tennessee Hospital As
|ciation CONES off tonight at the Masonic
eplple, when the beautiful exhibition of the
knopticon will be given for the last night
1t one the city, as the proprietor is about
return towards New Orleaus, having made
tour of the principal cities of the Confed-
hey, playing for the benefit of the differ
1t Relief Societies. 1t is useless for US to
leak of the merits of the exhibition as it is
10 we'll known: bot let everybody who has
BIT visited the entertainment go tonight,
bid those who have been go again, and fill
|e spacious Hall. We understand that a
re number of tickets Lave been'sold al
Eady. Persons wishing to obtain tickets
hring the day can procure them of Mrs. DR.,
HELBY, President of the Hospital Associa-
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
PRIvATEDISPENSA AIRY

JNE attention Of citizens strangers and others via
i iting Nashville, requiring metidai aid D respect
fully called TO this Office, No q Dezderck sfreea
ond floor, between Cherry and the sQoare-
DR.. COLEMAN Is an old practitioner Of ne6icins; kis
almost unlimited experience and hattering success
for many years past, the treatment PfuTxxH nzs
RAsI has induced him to devote his undivided sttexR
ton 20 all diseases sof this nature. Many eases I;
the inyeterate character have promptly yeIdeS
to his improved method or treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syria
Ills GOnorrhGa, Geat and sl Diseases of the ruzdts
and urinary organs, meet with resisfascs q bis
remidies. tii'
All female irregularities and functional isdcrspss
ments OF the Womb, and the diseases airing dm.
Gestation and i'll msnsed psrturition.
Every case Of Reducible Rupture, and 81 Pies e.
Proapsus Of the Rcctuna. and most Gases Of ffssHh
can be cured by a process nearly panless II ezahe
of the latter cases is undertaken by Dr. Csieazz -
Is iacariably soorfdated careful exzmtnzsfa
always paesents the necessary Indications Of Sh1<e
faiIuye by his improved method o. operating
Perons OF either applying in pesso1 Or ~ stte
describing case) the FIRST rptos Of any s1one4
specific disease can be cured 10 mez3 cAses, b. ths
abortige method, In forty eight hours.
Strict confidence, prompt attention. ana uodefefe
charges, viii govern him with his patrons - =. !
HSr No mercury used In the treatIacnt q ureGEa
Diseases, he believes Tin most czses) pro6uoD
worse disease than thai IL % giyep 70 cure.
Once hours hon eight 10 the moFuug ~ 9ins ~
the evening. Qs4oda
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
Common Council.

The regular meeting of this body was held
1t uight-Nr. Brodie in the chair, Mr.. OAR
en :beingsabsent.
Messrs. Coleman and Hurley, from Com
kittee on Public Property, reported in favor
specified adjustment ia relation to the
oundary line between the corporation and
& G.Scoyel. AIR. Coltart, also = member
! the committee, objected to Che arrsnge-
lent. and stated his reasons for the same.
I'D upon his motion the matter WAS referred
the Mayor.
The Committee on Gas reported against
be petition to erect lamp post on corner of
lack Horse and Bank alleys, for-the reason
bet pipe cannot be obtained. 80,
/ The bill to establish the Office of Gas In
bector was again referred to the Gas Com
kittee and the city attorney.
Bill from Board of Aldermen to regulate
be laying down of pavements, passed three
Eadings.
An Intellectual effort was made to abolish
be public schools and tender the buildings
pr hospital purposes. 1n fr3fs.
Mr.. McOann Introduced bill to appropri-
be 500, 900 by issuing corporation checks
i small denomination, or change tickets, for
be benefit of the families of absent yolun-
eers. Mfr. McC. advocated the bill with a
GOD deal of zeal. 1t was referred to the
committee on Finance.
Adjourned. IS So
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
ExEcUTIvE HEADQuARTERs.
a, Nashville, Nov. Is, 1861. {
General Order No. Is.

Having learned that some of the comman-
ders of the militia construe the special orders
issued for the execution of general order No.
IL, so as to prevent volunteering from their
respective commands after this date, they are
therefore hereby ordered to use all legitimate
means to secure Sufficient number of Yolun-
teers from their respective. commands to fill
the call made upon them to make up the
thirty thousand men ordered into service. In
every instance they will credit their respect
i've commands by each man who has volunteer
ed or may volunteer from them to fill up the
call, and only detail from the militia such
number as will be sufficient when added to
the volunteers, to make up the number. ap-
portioned to their respective Commands.
I Where volunteer companies have been
formed from different militia COM
mands,. each militia command will be
credited by the number of volunteers that
it furnished TO such companies; and where
men propose to volunteer to make the num-
Der, apportionea to be taken from their re-
spective militia companies, to prevent de-
tail from the militia, you will receive. them
in squads of such number as they may pre-
sent themselves, and send them forward to
RENDEZVOUS where they will be organized
into volunteer companies and regiments. So
much is the volunteer for term of twelve
months preferred 20 Idstailingf the mi
litia into service, that volunteers will
be accepted in lieu of the militia
at any time previous to the mastering OF
the militia into the serviceofth Confederate
States. Volunteers, whether. in squads or
companies, are directed to move without de-
lay to the General Rendezvous designated
in special orders. - 81 s-ess.5st -
Colonies Of regiments will at once
make returns of the number of guns re-
ported to them By their captains. In order
that ample preparations may be{made at
the General Rendezvous for the supply
Of the force called out, Brigadier Generals
viii Immediately report their details to the
Adjutant General. They will not move the
militia from their homes until they receive
marching orders to that effect. lesS = 80 - !
By orderof - IsHAMG G. HARRIs,
8 Governor and Commander-in-Chief.ar
w. c. WH1rTHoRsE, Acting .Adj't GenI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
Demonstration of the Yankee Flee,
- on Tybee Island II

We learn from persons who arrived in the
city from below yesterday afternoon, that
three vessels of the Yankee fleet came in
over the bar yesterday morning. About ten
O'Clock two of them commenced throwing
shells upon Tybee Island, which they contin-
ued till near IL o'clock, during which time
they threw some forty shells. About o.
clock one of the vessels came to anchor not
far from Tybee lighthouse, and the other two
returned over the bar. Shortly after three
large vessels, supposed to be transports, came
in and anchored in Tybee roads, but out of
reach of the guns of Fort Pulaski.
Tybee having been abandoned some time
since by our forces, there was only a small
picket on the Island who, we understand, re-
tired to the Fort. p - e. .-'s1
The Smelling was probably to ASCERTAIN
whether there were any masked batteries"
on the Island that might render landing Of
their forces hazardous. If they have satisfi-
ed themselves that there are no forces on the
Island to oppose them, they will land force
and fortify themselves, with view to COM
mand our main entrance to our harbor.
It is with our military authorities to de-
termine whether they shall take peaceable
possession of Tybee and establish rendez-
vous in the immediate vicinity of Fort
Pulaski. - - 49, ss. ~
We understand that Gen. Lawton went
down to the Fort yesterday afternoon. We
have no intelligence from below since the ar
rival of the Ida yesterday evening.-Sapan-
nah Nescs, 25th. 49, 49, 80
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Yp dsle!rapkAl
Special Dispatch to the Nasausue Pat.sor

RrcHNoSD, Nov. 27-Ha Nesg Orleans-
Congress to-day refused to pass law author
izing an advance to be made to planters or
I1their eropsiia'Treasay notes or Confederate
bonds, and much surprise is expressed at the
absurdity of the proposition.
Congress admitted Missouri as one of the
Confederate States.J1as lssl4
The New York Herald of the 25th says
there is nothing important from Washington
/ To day--troops are designated for winter
quarters near Washington! ,
Arrests are made in Maryland of parties
giving aid and comfort to the Confederates.
and supplying the South with Northern
papers. - '-''s'A-'-
T The English papers bring reports of
speeches by Ministers and Palmerston at the
Lord Mayors banquet in London. -, !
The same night, Yancey and Mann made
speeches at another entertainment in Lon
don. Yancey said he was pleased with the
attitude of France, England and Spain to-
wards the belligerents South.
The steamer Etna has arrived with three
days later. Cotton was firm.
The King of Portugal, Sir Howard Doug
lass, Godfrey Saint Hellyam and Major Van
.Arnim are all dead.
A letter was received at Baltimore from
an officer in the French army steting that
the statement that the French Ministry voted
unanimously against recognizing the South
orn GoufadaPanv ia oil
The Herald says the steamers Constitution
and Forrest City, the van Of Buffers Diyis-
ion, saiIed South Saturday. : $50 = :
& RICHMOND, Nov. %, ls6I.--The President
has issued his proclamation, announcing the
admission of Missouri into the Confederacy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

4THE CouRsE OF True LOVE-" &c.--A Paris
correspondent of the London advertiser writes
ssifollows. 96estsH sfst
The wrongs ana sorrows OF Venice-hoW
long and sorrowfal ia the tale. For how
much misery will Austria be responsible
how terrible an account will be called up
against her Kaiser when he shall be sum
moned to the tribunal where there is no ap.
peal. Letters from Venice to-day speak OF
the grief of the Venetians at the vandalism
of their oppfassofs, who are now engaged in
piercing loopholes for Iausketrylin the walls
of;::he time-honored palaces of the Doges.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

THEATRE Shakspe are celebrated TRACE
dy of Hamlet was performed By KEERIE's
Southern Company last Wednesday evening
| TO large and appreciatises audience. OF
Mr.. KEEBLE's Hamlet, we can only say. that
it was as excellent rendition Of the eharae-
ness for many years. The other characters
| which more especially demanded our atten-
| tion were the ''Ophela" OF Mrs. DUNCAN, and
the "Poloniasv of Mr.. EvERRFr. The char
| acter of .Ophelia" is one of the most difficult
to represent correctly in the whole range of
the drama; for although she takes part with
her pedsntic father, and the reacherous
King in their well-concocted plot to draw
from Hamlet the cause of bis suspected mad
ness, she still loves the melancholy prince,
and the struggle between flial duty and
heartfelt love is extremely difficult to por-
try. This, Mrs. DUNCAN did most effectually;
in fact she threw more pathos and tenderness
into her representation of the character than
many actresses who have had considerably
more experience. Mr, EVERETT gave US
most correct and mastery delineation OF
''Polonius." The play was well represented
generally, and we shah be pleased if Mr..
KEEBLE will reproduce it at an early day.
Last night was set apart for the benefit of
the sick soldiers, upon whish occasion the
ladies and gentlemen of the corps dramatique,
as well as the members of the orchestra, to-
gether with the various attaches of the The
atre, volunteered their gratuitous services.
Too much praise cannot be rendered those
parties in thus assisting the cause of human
ity. This is the third benefit rendered to our
suffering military by our worthy and popu-
lar manager. Uponlhe two first occasions,
notwithstanding that everything was done To-
render them attractive and successful, our
citizens did not respond, so last night every
body connected with the establishment de-
termined TO do some individual good, and
by sacrificing their respective salaries for the
night, to realize sum which would be of
material service. This they did, and we
were delighted TO see large house reward
thank the Southern Company for, for al
though we have bad several benefits for the
same charitable object, not one has yet &C.
Cured where the entire receipts were freely
given without any deduction whatever. To
night we will be presented. with Bulwer's
splendid plvy of Money This play has
ever been a favorite with our public, and
judging from the excellence of the cast, we
have no doubt that it win prove entirely
successful. The cast embraces the names OF
Messrs. KEEBLE, HARRIsoN, EVERETT, DUN-
CAN, Miss EsTEILE, Mrs. DYKE and Mrs
DUNCAN Let there be a full house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

a letter from Cheat Mountain to the Gin
|nlati Commercial says the Yankee soldiers
|ere are having terrible times. They have
10 snow storm followed by severe gale,
hl1ing the weather so cold they could do no
bi on their huts, aud were almost freezing
their tents. By the time next Spring sets
they will rue the day they got possession
Cheat Mon ntain.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
: Sherim's sale.

TIDY virtue of an Alias yenditoni Exponas 10 me III
ID rccted and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit
court of Davidson County, Tennessee at its September
Term 1861 will expose TO public sale, TO the highest
sdier for cash. at the Court House Yard IN the City
of Nashville, Tuesday, the 18th day Of December,
sssI ali the right title Claim interest and estate
wiaictl Felix G. Mckay tken had, or may have since
s1,e ured in and the following described property,
i1- likely Negro Man named John, OF yellow cong
aged about 81 years, being levied as tho
rreserty of Felir G. Mckay 20 satisfy Judgment rem
dered in favor p Gibson use, &C. against Felix 81
|, Mckay and l.. Y. Craig. -
= sIfz9Gi -JiK. EDNUHDsON, Sheriff, % =
Neg 7.tds By d. RoBnTsoS, Dep. Sniff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

DYrirtue OFF Fa to me directed, and delivered
u from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
County Tennessee, at its September Term 1861 1 will
expose to public SALE TO the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House Yard, in the City Of Nashville
Tuesday, the 18th December 1861, all the right til
then had or may have since acquired, in and 10 the
following described property, One Negro Man by
the name of Christopher, of dark complexion about
forty one years of age being levied on as The properly
of John w Martin to satisfy Judgment rendered II,
faverofJ. F. Morford, Clerk g. Master, against John
w. Martin and w. o. Harris. -
J. <. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
Nov u BY w. ID. ROBERTSON, D. Sh'f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

EFFECTS OF THE CzAR's FRIENDLY LETTER
IN FRANGE.-Reports are in circulation in
Paris aboutthe President of the United States
having sounded Russia as to the Willingness
of that Power to mediate, between the North
and the South, but nothing is knowai in off,
oial circles to this effect. The policy OF
France now as ever lie purely neutral. and
will continue, have no doubt, to remain in
accordance with that of Great Britain
Paris Correspondence Of tte London Post, Oao-
Der 2S. 49,, 80 -, -. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
..Government Notice.,, 1883

We have this day beeniappointed agents Of and for
the Confederate States Of America for the purchasing
and packing Hogs and Cattle, in ana for this and
GAINESVILLE district and all Of Kentucky and there
fore calls and correspondence of all parties hav.
ing Cattle and Hogs to seIi and also conference with
our authorized agents in each and every county
sEzssz sl5s45E f NJ BRUCE 4 Co., -.
Nashville, Nov. Q, '6l-2m Agents e. 3 A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

Attention, you that have corns eons your
|eet, now is the time to be well and to have
|ound feet. SO if you have .orns go at once
10 Rains and Browns, South side Of the
Square, Nashville, Tenn, and get the Japan
Remedy. 1t cures corns or buDyons ef-
actually without the least pain or incoa-
enience whatever. Made by 81. L. Justice.
ice 81. - noy22-tf