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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28
Roard OF Aldermen.

At the regular meeting of the Board last
night, Aid. Love presented the reports OF
the Revenue Collector (Anson Nelson,)
showing collections to the amount of S4438.-
%, and of the Water Tax Collector, showing
S1025.45 collected.
Aid. Love also presented report from
tie Superintendent of the Water Works a..
NJ. Seabury,) showing that there are about
1,500 families using bydrant water in the
city, and giving the number of fire plugs,
stop valves, &c. The report showed the in
equality of the use of water by the law al
lowing street-sprinkliEg. The consumption
of water in the city amounts TO about $780,
600 gallons daily.
The Mayor reported that Messrs. Stratton
& Seymour had contributed 1000 pounds of
Flour to the poor of the city.
Aid. Love presented petition from n. &
c. Railroad, for three inch water pipe to
the depot; which was referred to Water
Works committee.
Bills to regulate the space occupied by
Market stalls, and to regulate the laying
down OF pavements, were each passed on
third readh g.
Bill from Common Coun ell to levy the n.
& n. W, Railroad tax for 1861, was passed
on three several readings. ,.s.-
The committee on Hospitals were instruc-
ted to report the manner and mode of en-
ploying Physician for the city slaves, &c.
Adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

The PANoPTICoN.-Thi interesting exhibit
ton opened on Monday night for the benefit
of the Aid Societies of this city. It is need
less for US to describe the merits Of the en-
tertainment, as it has received the highest
praise of the press throughout the Confede-
racy.
The bombardment of Fort Sumter alone is
well worth the admission, and the charitable
cause to which the proprietor devotes the
proceeds should alone draw a house. Ap-
paratus for warming the hall has been arran-
ged, which makes it comfortable for all who
visit the entertainment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

FRANKLIN COUNTY AGAIN N THE FIELD
This gallant old county sent forward yester-
day another fine looking company, said to
contain the last man within her borders, sub
ject to military duty. She don't intend to
have any of her sons drafted. At each call
she has promptly responded-frst in the field,
she will be the last to leave it. Long and
prosperous be the career of her brave sons
and fair daughters in the enjoyment of tnat
freedom which the former know so well how
to defend, and the latter, to appreciate!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

SENATE.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. %

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. %.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock, Mr.. Speaker Cheatham in the
Chair. No quorum being present. on motion
a recess of half an hour was taken. The
Senate re-essembled at % O'Clock, and a
quorum having appeared the Journal was
read.
Senate resolution No. % was. en- motion,
passed over Informally,
Senate bill defining treason and for the
punishment of crime, was discussed aud
passed on its third and last reading. Ayes
Is, noes 2.
The bill amendatory Of the militia laws
and providing for militia proxies and substi-
tutes was taken up and discussed on its sec
ond reading. Messrs. Hill, Maxwell, Morris,
Cardwell and Havron Joined in the debate.
Without taking a vote on the bill it was re-
fered.
The Senate then adjourned TO meet to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock.
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Tennessee Hospital Associati IN


Having attended meeting Of this beneyo-
lent Association this morning at Christ
Church, l was impressed with the true beau
ty and worth of Woman's character, by the
harmony which governed their meeting, and
the amount of business dispatched in so short
time. So H
They elected President to ell the vacan-
y caused by Mrs. Fogg's resignation. Mrs.
Dr.. Shelby was unanimously elected.
They could not have found any one more
worthy, and at the same time more capable
of managing the business affairs, having for
three months, devoted her entire time in es-
tablishing this Association. And since the
sick Soldiers have been in our midst, she has
spent most of the time at the Hospitals, from
early dawn until late at night, thus sacrific-
ing her comfort, as well as her domestic az
fairs, for her country's good.
They then proceeded to elect the following
Vice. Presidents: Mrs. Gen. Polk, Mrs. Dan'l
4Graham, Mrs. Boyd McNairy, Mrs. George
Cheatham, Mrs. Ed. d. Farnsworth, Mrs. Da-
i'd Williams, Mrs. John S. McNairy, Mrs
ohm L. Brown, Mrs. Washington Barrow.
Nov. %. n.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TUESDAY, Fov. &c, 1861.
The Speaker called the House to order at
half past nine O'Clock.
Our VoLUSTEERs.-The House resumed
the consideration of House bill, No. 81, to
provide for the comfort of soldiers, and
the bill in lieu, the question being on Mr..
Jones' amendment.
After very lengthy debate, the amend
ment was adopted.
Mr.. Jones offered an amendment to the
bill in lieu, authorizing the Governor to is
sue Treasury Notes for all sums expended
under the act, which shall be receivable IN
payment of taxes and other dues to the State,
instead of imposing direct tax, which was
adopted, ayes So, noes 81.
Mr.. House offered an amendment to the
bill in lieu, to so amend the bill as to devolve
the discharge of its duties upon the Ordnance
Bureau.
Pending the consideration of the amend
ment the House took recess, on motion of
Mr.. Martin, of Smith, until half past two o.
clock.
Our WORCESTERSHIRE House resumed the
consideration of the unfinished business, the
question being on Mr.. Houses amendment,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Kennedy offered an amendment to the
bill in lieu, providing for the purchase Of
oyercoats for the guards in the infantry, ca
valry and artillery, which was adopted.
The bill as thus amended, was then
adopted in lieu, ayes As, noes Is, and then
passed on its third reading, ayes As, noes 10.
HOUSE BILL on THIRD READING:-No. 2S-
To amend section $50 of the Code. Passed,
ayes 35, noes 10.
Adjourned to 81 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing,
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8g Jelegraph.
Special Dispatch 70 tie NaskriIls Patyio

RICBMoSD. Nov. 25-Via Nev Orleans.-
Daniel Hand, formerly merchant in Angus
ia and Savannah but more recently of New
York, was brought here and committed to
Jail charged with reasonable conduct or be-
ing a spy.
There are many rumOrs afioat, among
which is one that Lord Lyons demanded the
release and return of Messrs. Mason aud Sill
dell, and his demand being refused, he had
asked for bis passport; but the rumor cannot
be traced to anyreliable source.
The following is an official dispatch dated,
O'Bannonville, near Pensacola, one O'Clock,
Monday
"The enemy seems TO be satisfied--he does
not reopen fire-they fired into our hospital,
but my sick had all been removed. Many
hot shot and innumerable shells were thrown
into the navy yard with comparatively little
damage.
"(Signed) BRAxroN BRAGG"
An official dispatch of Sunday night says
both Federal ships retired crippled. All the
damage done to our works is repaired. Our
wounded are only slightly hurt and are do
ing we'll.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.--The News this morn
ing, says the Federal ships approached Ty
bee Island yesterday and fred several sh OTIS.
There were no Confed crate troops there but
few pickets, who retired to Fort Pulaski.
General Lawton has gone down to the Fort.
It is supposed that the enemy will attempt
a Judgement to blockade. 1t is since re-
ported that the Federals have occupied the
Island.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 26.-The Savannah
Republican, this morning, says late Sunday
evening several barges of Lincolnites landed
at Tybee, and soon after raised the Federal
flag On house.
The Charleston Courier, this morning, says
an official dispatch was received there dated
oath, which says two boats of Yankees land
ed at Buckingham, six miles from Bluffton,
thus coming directly on the main land. Our
them.
: Gen. Lee has ordered that nobody leave
Charleston without permit from the Mayor.
Charleston papers of this morning contain
a dispatch from Manassas 25tb, which says
that party arrived from Baltimore states
that the public sentiment North is of such
an alarming character, that the Government
is forced to do something.
a simultaneous attack will be made on
the Confederates in ten days. Mcclellan
will probably advance in a week, the wealth
er permitting. The roads are in bad condi-
ton, but it is reported that Mcclellan is al
ready this side of Annandale, and advan-
cling. Our troops were revieweda at Manas-
sas by Generals Johnston, Beauregard, and
Smith,
PENSACOLA, Nov. 25-Everything is unu-
saally quiet. The enemy's shipping keep
beyond our range. No additional fleet has
arrived. Our killed or Friday, by the ca
wing of the magazine at Fort McRae, was
John Arnold, George Beasley, George Bage-
y, Thomas Champion. Henry Crawford, John
Berry, and Andrew j. Micklejohn. Wound
Massey, VIM. Foster, Lient.
Gerrge Howard, and Col. Yillipigne, the
latter slightly, by fra gment of she'll. No
siuce.
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DR.. COLLEEN MS

L "a y u 4 Z - - = L - = ! Is .
r NE attentoa 81 citizens s1rn gers ald 81. 80 ss-
1 ting Nashville, requiring saedidal al, g=sTe-s-
fully called 70 this Office. No - Ieaterek street s
ond floor, between Cherry AID the Square
Dr.. CoLE1AN : az cic prac;l.6l1er Of Ia5cice =
almost unlimited experience and fatterzrg s1.-s-es
for many years past II the Treatment FFykr- D.
EASES, las udGced nun % devote Is lfdiyideG all=
ton 10 al diseases ,of cais nature. Any ca@e+
the most inveteFate character have Drcun5 ty V--~
to his improved method Of treatment.
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary srrs
lis, GonoFrhoea, Gleat and al diseases II the - -
and urinary organs, meet with reslslance u as
! reInid.es
All female irregularities and faEetIora zsls ~
ments Of the Womb and the dlseascs arlng r an 4.
CESSATION and III manged paFtcrition
Every case OF Reduclble Rupture, AID Of PiieszI
Proapsus Of the RectGm. and most casss Ct FTsazE
can DC cured ey process nearly pa!nles3. T e-1Ea
OF the latter cases Is undertaken b. Dr. C0iemzz-l
cure IS invariably to1TTQRtea, careful
always presents the necessary Indicators q e1szos
fdilalre by his improved method Of operating
Persons Of either sex applying n person Or - sss1S
describing case) on the first symptoms o. ny aees1
SPECIFIC disease be cured, il most cases, b. 10
abortive method, n forty-egtt DOrTs.
Strict confidence, prompt attention Ind IDclass-
charges, WIZ govern MIN with his Patrons.
81 No mercury used IN the Treatment cf rszs4EzGs
diseases, as he believes I'm most cases) Il protnsts
worse disease than that II Is given 70 CE.fe.
Once hours from eight IN the nCrnpg Al n-ns a
The evening. ootiS-s1a
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DIED.

At the residence Of Mrs A. w. Fisher in this city
the morning of the oath, Mr. CHARLES O. MosE1EY,
Of Warren, Ark, in the 23rd year of his age.
He wasa member of the 5th Regiment Arkansas
Volunteers and was Assistant Adjutant at the time
he taken sick. AS soldier, he beloved by
all who knew him in his command las kind-hearted
and Christian gentleman be was esteemed by large
circle Of friends and aequaintances in his native
country-many of whose hearts viii ache at this sad
intelligence.
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Keep Your Property insured.

WI. MARI, INSURANCE AGENT, No. 25, Col
lege street, in this city, has paid me. FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, the full amount of my in-
surance on that part of my building on mar
ket street, which was destroyed by fire last
Wednesday night. If you wish your losses
settled fairly and paid promptly, keep your
property insured with him. II. METZ
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SherIHs sale.

RY virtue Of Fl Fa to me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
County Tennessee, DIT its September Term 1861 will
expose to public SALE the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House Yard, in the City of Nashville on
Tuesday, the 18th Of December 1861 all the right I'll
tie, claim interest and estate which John W. Martin
then had, or may have since acquired, in and to the
following described property, VIZ: One Negro Man by
the name OF Christopher, of dark complexion about
forty years of age being levied the property
OF John w Martin 10 satisfy Judgment rendered in
favor of f. &orford Clerk & Master against John
w. Martin and W. o. Harris
J.R. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
Nov u By W. ID. ROBERTSON. d. Sh'f.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

Mr.. B. SHEPARD is the agent for the sale
of Hunt 81 Fox's coal. His Office is on Col
lege street, nextsdoor to M.& E. F. Cheat
ham. We have been using it for few days
past in our counting room, and find it to be
3 most excellent article. 1t can be bought at
the lowest market price. tdec6
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Government NotIce.n

We have this day been appointed agents of and for
the Confederate States of America for the purchas
and packing Hogs and Cattle, in and for this and
GAINESVILLE district and all of Kentucky; and there
fore, solicit calls and correspondence of all parties hav
ing Cattle and Hogs sell and also aconference with
our authorized agents in each and every county
E. N. BRUCE CO.,
Nashville, Nov. 9, '6l-2m Agents C. 3 A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

Attention, you that have corns on your
feet, now is the time to be well and to have
sound feet. So if you have corns go at once
to Rains and Browns, South side of the
Square. Nashville, Tenn, and get the Japan
Remedy. 1t cures corns or munyon's ef-
fectually without the least pain or incon-
venience whatever. Made by II. L. Justice.
Price 81. nov22-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

We call the attention of our country friends
to the strayiDg of a number of government
cattle branded B., and request any parties
having knowledge of some to report to the
government agents, E. NJ. BRUCE & Co., who
will pay liberal reward for the return Of
cure them. ToctI3-2m
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Brigadier-GeneraI M,Iitia,

We are authorized to announce Col. THos T. SMILEY
as candidate for Brgader General of the 10th Bril-
gade of Tennessee Militia, embracing the counties of
Davidson, Cheatham and Dixon.
Election, Saturday, 2Sd OF November.
nnu0l-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

We are requested to state that Texan
Ranger, sick at the residence of DR.. Patter-
son of this county, lost his saddle bags con-
tanning his clothing and bible. The bible
has his name-R. E. LYNCH-written on it,
The finder will confer favor on Mr.. Lynch
by returning it.
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a GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
EXPECTED. -
LORD LYONS AND IR. SEWARD.
Bombardment Not Renewed.
SD! dtpatet % tke Patriot l

5l E- RICHMOND, Nov. 25, 1861.
am just telegraphed, by previous arrange
ment, to come to Centreville. The indica-
tions-of general engagement are unmis TAX
able. q
A report from Washington states that the
relations between Lord Lyons and Mr.. Sew
ard are very doubtful. 81
: The bombardment at Fort Pickens has not
been renewed to-day go. i
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CooPER's PORTRAIT OF JEFF. DAVIs.-The
splendid Portrait Of JEFFERSON DAYS, Presi-
dent of the Confederate States, presented by
Mr.. VIZ. COOPER to the Tennessee Hospital
Association, will be drawn for on Thursday
next, 18th inst, at the Masonic Temple, at II
O'Clock, a. m. Those holding chances are
requested to be in attendance punctualIy.
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wauted Immea,a,e,v.

10000 Bushels CORN, delivered at the Race
Track at Pork House, to feed Government Cat
tie and Hogs, for which win pay the highest mar
ket price in cash.
E n. BRUCE & CO.,
noy12-2m. Agents c. s. A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

Capt. PATTERSON returns to Western Yir-
ginia on Thursday (to-morroW) next. He
will take letters for Gen. Anderson's Brigade
if left with Greenfield & Patterson, before II
o'clock, on the day of his departure,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

a couple of Volunteer companies from
Rutherford county arrived in this.city Mon
day evening, and went on to camp. They
are Minute men, who flew to arms promptly
under the late call Of Gov. HARRIS, and are
Commanded by Capts. MITCHELL and LYTKE.
We are informed that other companies from
that famous county are also nearly ready
to take the field U
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DR. KINGS DISPENssRT
FG9 PRIVATE DISEASES.

* 1-s' IL. hlSS1, formerly = Sew Eo-,
the last four years q rk.1sF--Ir. ( 3.
and who has devoted Z IS t.s-ec-ios Z
tne treatment Of pTvaleclseases 50 yers tfcag
n-nsei, raw ng attended 70 ETs-.lae .ar zn.aa
years, and cured 50 many t-JCSE1Ls, le lU.E-s \
cure all diseases of private nature rra1.s- -
bad they may Oe from Inudicious net s-Gi s--sHf.
or roIn neglect OF tDe-- Own. Dr. las : Ele-zr :
no % Deaderickstreet, between Co. &c ---y 2
econd story, where he cures az AREAS II r5vls
nature.
Gono-hea cured without naaseGGs E3eG.cares Or T.
eTference with bcslness
Structures Of old recent date. esacfas y e-z8 2
few days by operation wt-scA .clrses 20 r4zIzz.
Where Structure exists heath e15ag 81
PERHAPS Eo disease causes more n-sc.--f I'D 49,
Ininestne constitution 50 much.
syphilis, with al the diseases cF re zksc e-srrs1s
Out Of neglect CT bad treatment ea1 as e-CcLcallF
cared il few dayE.
Sss1i71rt PszkTsss.Ear tsF.z az-1
given 20 this disease ard all the cuuse aerCSS grow NJ
cut O. i, brought On IA many - tie estFEEss
habS q .LcOps-c4r2te youths, ard C5clEElFe -ltZs-
gerce C tie passions, neglect q Whch al aassu{
mine TIE constitution, rendering me c- ,zit z3F
business or society. and causing premature sd axe.
FeIlales who nay be .a5orlpg XXX - Clc..sF 0
the Won b nay rest assured 5IInediz.s reset
Persons residing abroad. by writing ana Sang LceEr
case, with Tee enclosed, direct Dr.. A Arg SE Is
DeaderlcE street, NasAy lie un., ~ lave ne leces-
say medicines sent c tnsFr address. Ctace hoy
ON O'Clock n the uorUiUg uEtil n ere erezEsE,
. EigiG-iDiEEIY
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A mn DUN rs.
For Cfrcuit Iudge.

We are authorized TO announce A. G. MCDOUGAL
as candidate for Judge Of the 18th Circuit to ill the
vacancy OccasiOned by the resignation of Judge
Walker.
nOv1O-twEwtd
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SheriN,s sale

DY virtue of an Alias Yenditoni Exponas TO me d.
ID rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson County, Tennessee at its September
Term, 1861 will expose to public SALE to the highest
bidder for cash at the Court House Yard in the CITY
OF Nashville on Tuesday, the 18th day of December
1851 all the right, title, claim interest and estate
which Felix G. Mckay then had, or may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described property
VIZ; likely Negro Man, named John, OF yellow COM
piexon, aged about 81 years being levied on as the
property of Felir G. Mckay to satisfy Judgment rem
dered IN favor of Gibson, use, &c against Felix
Mckay and L. Y Craig.
J. K. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff,
Nov 27-tds By W. u. RoBERTsoN, Dep. Shf
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EllAN Intelligent gentleman, of experience
and excellent qualification adyertises in this
mornings PATRIOT for a situation in some
Wholesale grocery, or other business houses
j .fne opportunity to getra capable clerk.
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NOV ACE.

DY authority vested in me by Commssary Depart
ID ment OF the Confederate States Of America,
hereby associate with the firm Of F. NJ. Bruce *
Co. the exclusive and only agents Tor the purchase
Of Cattle AM Hogs in the counties Of M1ury William
son Davidson Robertson, Sumner end Wilson, IN the
State of Tennessee and for the entire state OF Ken
lucky The business Will be carried at Nashville
and Clarksville in the name Of +. " Bruce & Co. for
the benefit Of said Confederate States.
nov23-2mdsw Z. 7. WILSON.
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Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North CARROLL
na and Virginia, is DESTROYS Of an engage
ment with a wholesale grocery or agricultu-
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