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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

~The Minnetonka arrived last night
with very heavy cargo. Palmerston re.
ported himself at our Office, and gave us par
ticular information about all the blockades,
Notifications, submarine batteries, encamp-
ment of troops along the Cumberland river,
and expressed his decided opinion that Old
Abe would find the navigation Of this stream
attended with many serious distractions
and difficulties. The checking and tallying
business in the Fort Donelson trade is rather
heavy on the Lord, and he expressed a wish
for the speedy return of business into its for
mer channels, so that the "Tonka" could re.
sumo her old semi-weekly trips in the Padu-
cab trade. a consummatiOn most deyoutly to
be wished for.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

~ The Richmond ExGraintT states tina:
since the 4th inst. about $4,000 worth Of
clothing has passed through Richmond IN
route for the various regimental camps +; and
since the early part of October, when Col.
J. b. Jones, the able head of the Passport
Once, commenced to record the arrivals
here of these contributions of the people
to their brave defenders, upwards of 2,O00,-
900 have been received. The list of donors,
and of the value of their contributions,
which was first suggested and established
by Col. Jones, will form valuable re-
cord hereafter, as illustrating the patriotic
spirit and grateful liberality of the south
ern people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

GEN. ASDkRsoN'T BRIGADE.-The last in
formation We had from Gen ANDEEsoSis
Brigade of Tennessee Volunteers in Western
Virginia, they were on the march fron Hun
tersyille to Strasburg. They were 20 per
form the whole distance-lSO miles--oa loot.
There is a railroad from Millboro to otfas.
burg, but the Government deemed it best for
the men TO walk. We presume Mr.. BENJAMIN
feared railroad ride, after their hardships
in the mountains, might have tendency TO
render them efeminate. Hence. the order
TO " foot it."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
From Wfnchester. Va.

A correspondent of the Lynchburg Rtp46-
Lean, writing from Winchester, Va, under
date of the 9th inst. says:
Our army at this place is increasing now
yerv rapidly, and / think the Yankees will
soon have to give up the idea of possessing
it. Gen. Fl. r. Jeckson's Brigade, or part
of it, consisting of 1st Georgia, Sd Arkan-
sas. and Sd and 37th Virginia Regiments,
reached here on last Sunday morning from
the Northwest, by way of Staunton and
Strasburgh, and are encamped on the Rom
ncy road about four miles from town and
there is another Brigade expected mere to-
NIGHT. making In all about L. 600 troops that
will be under the command of Major Gener-
al Jackson.
The other brigade referred to is Gen. S. K.
Anderson'f, we presume, which Is doubtless
at Winchester by this time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Important Financial Measures in
Congress.

It is understood that Congress has been
engaged in secret session in the consideration
and debate of financial measures, supple
mentary to those already provided for the
issue of treasury notes, dc. A bill has been
introduced by Mr.. KENNEE. from the Com
mlttee on Finance, supplementary to san act
to authorize the Issue of treasury notes and
to provide a war tax for their redemption"
1t is still the standing special order of the
House. We learn that it proposes to extend
the time for making assessments to the first
January next that for the completion and
delivery of the lists to the first February,
and that for the return of the lists to fret
March. 1t also proposes to tax securities for
money belonging to non-Tesidents, as also
merchandise belonging to any nonresident,
and to construe the exception in favor OF ag-
ricultural products, to embrace such pro-
duets only when in the hands of the produ-
GERS, or held for bis sccount.
The bill as reported from the Finance
Committee, appropriates $4,000 for Office
hire and clerks Of the chief State tax col
lectors.
1t provides that the lein for the tax shall
attach from the date OF the assessment and
shall follow the same into every State in the
Confederacy; and in case any person shall
attempt TO remoVe-any property which may
be liable to tax from the jurisdiction OF the
State in which the tax is payable, the collec
tor may distrain upon,and sell It.
The bill makes an exception in favor Of
parts of the country occupied by the public
enemy. Where any county, town or district
is so occupied or has been so occupied as to
occasion destruction of crops or property,
the Secretary IF the Treasury may suspend
the collection of the tax in such region, I'M
til the same can be reported to Congress and
its action had thereon.--Richmond E1aTfsneT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

SENATE.

THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1851.
Senate met al o'clock, a. N, Mr. Speaker
Cheatham presiding.
HOUSE BILLS On TERD REA DING.
Bill in lieu of Senate bill No 81, coacurred
in, ayes II, noes Z.
Senate resolution No 6s, to authorize the
raising of two or more companies OF infantry
in Campbell, Claiborne and other counties
Laid on The table.
House bill No "a, to suspend certain ses-
lions Of the Code aud for other purposes.
Passed, ayes Is, noes 90.
Senate resolution No IS, respecting the
railroad bridges recently burned in East Ten.
nessee. Rules suspended, resolution adopted
an transmitted to the House.
House bill No q, to repeal section AIS OF
the Code, requiring tax assessors to take the
strength of Militia. Passed, ayes IS, noes
90.
No 4O-For the benefit of persons living
near county lines-1st section stricken out.
Bill passed.
No 48-Respecting gates upon public roads
and for other purposes. Passed, ayes l6,
noes /.
No 9s-Tendering the Court Room in the
Capitol formerly occupied by the FedeIal
Court, to District Court of the Confederate
States. Passed, ayes 1S, noes 90.
No 5S-For the better protection of stock
on railroads. Passed, ayes Il, noes g..
No $50 establish election precincts in
McNairy county. Passed.
No $40 increase compensation ofjailors.
Passed, ayes IL, noes 6.
No71-To regulate tax sales of real estate.
Passed, ayes 16, noes ,.
No SOTO meet deficiencies Of revenue in
Montgomery county. Passed.
No 81-To incorporate the Holston Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church. Passed, ayes Is,
noes 90.
No $50 amend the Tobacco Inspection
law. Passed, ayes I9, noes o.
No S9-To authorize the Governor, Comp
troller and Treasurer 10 settle the debt
against T. n. W. Burton. Passed, ayes 10,
noes 0.
No $40 protect the property of temn,es
eoUerf. Passed, ayes Is. noes 4.
Rules suspended and
Resolution asking the Courts not to hold
sessions till adjournment of General Assem-
bly, sine de. Adopted. ayes Is. noes 5.
House bill, No 50, relative to Common
Law and Chancery Court at Chattanooga.
passed, ayes 18, noes o.
No 100, for the relief of ". K Eccles,
passed, ayes 16, noes 2.
No I03, to charter Aldehoff's Institute,
passed.
NoI12, to extend the charter of Sparta
and Crab Orchard Turnpike, passed.
House bill, No 13I, on second reading, to
make the Office of Register of East Tennessee
more complete, indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill, No 1913, upon third reading
for the relief of the Edgefield and Ken.
lucky Railroad Company, passed, ayes Is
noes 5.
The Senate took a recess till g. o'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

@E The troops stationed Of Forts Don
elson and Henry are now comfortably quar-
tered in log huts, their drill and discipline is
good. their means of defense completed, and
their condition such as to render their
strong holds almost imgregnable. Old Abe's
Wanted son to Nashville" will doubtless
be slightly interfered with at these points, as
elsewhere. Tennesseeans are armed for the
contest, and eager for the fray, our people
stand sentinel on the threshold of their doors,
willing to die, if necessary, in defense of
their homes end fresides. The Conestega
now wears black flag at her masthead,
with "For Nas.rizze" emblazoued on its sable
folds. Raise that flag on all your old gun
boats, and transport steamers, fill them with
Hessians, and start them up the Cumber-
land river on your expedition of subjuga-
ton, Come on "Old Wax Figgers," we
are ready ''to welcome you with bloody
hands, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

SPOILED PoRx.-Some ninety or one hun
dred thousand pounds of pork were packed
here last week for the Confederate Govern
ment, by Messrs. Freeman & Co., for which
they paid SO, per hundred net. We learn
that, owing to the extremely warm weather
which set in soon after the packing was com
pIeted, much the greater portion of il ha:
spoiled, aud is now entirely u fit for any
thing but soap grease.
This viii be q heavy loss TO the packers
and prove serious disappointment to oul
boys at Columbus and Camp Beauregard
for whom it was iutended.-Tfaaosa Stand
ard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

CoLEEcroa's OPTIC

Nashville, Dec. 4th, 1861
fe tax payerg u the city of Nashville ,otIhed
the for 1851 for the benefit OF the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, has been IeTicd BY the
City Council and the books placed in my oce. where
payment may be made.
Corporation Tax payers who have thus sr neglected
osette thei. for The present year earnestly
sluested TO call and pay without delay, they Will
"a .reby save costs aud interest longer indulgence
salnot be given, without injury to The public.
A. SRIsoS,
1ec5-1n collector, City Hsn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Contributions for the Soldiers

TT1HE ladies' OF the Tennessee Hospital Association
i acknowledge the reception OF three valuable
boxes and IS, from Ars WINS and Mrs Miller, of
ShelbyrIe two barrels Of potatoes from the Smyrna
Aid Society; two boxes provisions from the Soldiers
Relief Society urreesbOro; two boxes Of bed cloth
ing and provisions from the ladies Of Winchester and
$50 from an unknown friend through Mrs Louise ES-
kin. Mrs Or SEEIsf, President.
Hrs Nm CooPrR, Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

~ The Rev. W.. HooTEN. Who lives on
the line of the Nashville & Northwestern
Railroad, has sent in two car loads of wood,
for the benefit of the poor. The Corporation
thanks Mr. Hooten for this very acceptable
aid to the needy. Such articles as fuel or
provisions can be sent TO the Work House,
on Water street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

SECOND CRoP-The editor OF the Baton
Rouge AdtOcate was presented, on the 18th
instant, with a fine cluster of apples, the se-
cond crop from one tree, grown in the gar
den of Mr.. Denis Sullivan of that city
They were about half grown, perfectly
sound, and would soon have matured.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

ARRIVAL OF FEDERAL PRIsoNERs.- The
train from Bowling Green yesterday b; ought
twenty five federal prisoners OF war, captured
recently in that vicinity. They are repre-
sented to be hard looking set of men.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

FAMILIES or INDECENT VOLUNTEERS.
The House resumed the consideration of
Senate bill, No. 80, to provide for the fami-
lies of INDECENT soldiers, the question being
on the bill reported in lieu by the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Various amendments perfecting the bill
were adopted, when
Mr.. Demoss offered the following amend
ment to the bill: 5'~t
Strike out the first and second sections and
insert: "That a sum equal to what will be
the amount of the State revenue for 1862
and 1863, be appropriated for the relief of
the families of INDECENT soldiers, now in the
Confederate service, or who may hereafter be,
from the State of Tennessee; which sum shall
be raised by the levy of tax for that pur-
pose on all polls, real and personal estate,
sales, privileges, litigations and fines and
forfeitures, now taxable by law; and this tax
shall be levied by the State tax assessors.
when the State tax is assessed, for the years
Aforesaid is collected - -.
Mr. Demoss regarded the proposed bill in
lieu as unconstitutional in appropriating the
common school fund for the relief of the fami-
lies ofindigent soldiers. he was in favor Of the
objects of the bill, and TO obviate the consti-
tutional objections to it he had offered his
amendment.
Mr. Easily demanded the previous question,
which demand was sustained, ayes 38, noes
IL, thereby cutting ofEfthe amendment.
The bill in lieu was then adopted, ayes 46,
noes 10.
The bill was then passed on its third read
ing, ayes 45. noes 10, as follows:
AYRs-Messrs. Bowden, Carr, Caruthers,
Cummins, Dunlap, Easily, Ellis. Estes, Eu.
banks, Fisher, Floyd, Gardner, Garner, Gar
rettson, Hawkins, Hill. of Hamilton, House,
Jones, Jopling, Kennedy, Laws, Little, Low
cry, Martin, of Shelby Martin, of Smith, Mar
tin, of Wilson, Callum, McC lellsnd, Willard,
Miller, Aoseley, Osborne, Paine, Parker,
Ragland, Randolph, Rankin. Rogers, Toll
ley, Tucker, Walker, Ward, Warner, Whit
ten, Woods and Speaker Keeble.-45.
EoKs-Messrs. Brooks. of jackson, Carter,
Demoss, Donaldson, Edwards, Fleming, Hill,
of Haywood. Jarnagin, Randolph and Som
merviIle-10. ~
RECESS. s.-
The House then took recess until seven
o'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Change OF Time.

II ME best and most reliable Route TO Huntsville
i Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans, and ali points South and South ~est-luick
time and certain connections.
Express Trains leave Nashville daily al p. II;
Returning, arrive at Nashville ]: % A. n
Mail and Freight Train leaves Nashville daily (Suu-
day excepted) at a. NJ;
Returning, arrive at Nashville at go PM
Local Passenger Train leaves NsshiIe daily, excep.
Sunday, at 5 p. NJ:
Returning, arrive at Nashville at 10 4. II.
By an arrangement with the New Orleans Roads,
Freight intended for Holly Springs, jackson, Canton
New Orleans viii be sent through without breaking
bulk or changing cars. Also, Freight from New Or
leans Nashville viii come through to Nashville with
out change of cars. " O. y. PERKINS,
deClo dit Genr Sup't.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
yIcKssUR0, December IL,

YIcKssUR0, December Il, 1851.
Hessrs HnLMAs & BRoTHERS-
1t is with pleasure that have the opportunity of
forwarding through you the within check 1851 S.
received at the fair hands OF the little girls OF this
city, whose names attached to the communication
TO be handed to the Ladies Hospital Association in
your city, OF which Mrs Shelby IS President ard Mrs
Gen Polk ia Vice President. f1
The cause or Southern Independence is the all au-i
mating principle Of every Southern heart As proof
Of otsr devotion TO the sunny land Of our birth the
undersigned LITTLE girls, by their efforts have COL
lected the Of 1881 IS, or the bonet of the suf-
ferng soldiers.
The urgent appeal help from Nashville awakens
q ready and response in hearts, and joyfully
we lay our tribute ouch haliowed altar.
We're the gift ii proportion 10 desires, it would
alleviate the wants Of the whole army. We send 1t
with an ASSURANCE that will forget our brave
and suffering soldiers, and pledge devotion unss6sh
and untiring. While soldiers are willing to eight
sge willing 70 work In their behalf. Day BY day
prayers shall rise 20 heaven, that God In mercy
viii blesz ceucs, and hasten the he VI when We
may welcome the missing loved ones hone-
LIZZIE CouLsoS, Pres. MATTE VICE, Vice Pres.
Sue White, Alice Coulson, Kate Auguste,
Jennie crump, Ellen Wadswosth Annie Turpen,
Mary Paxton, Lou Lane, Gertrude Mutt,
Jennie Stegeiman Amelia Record, Sarah Record
Emma Hammes Fanny Smith
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

WV OELNLNs, Dec. L, 1861
Mrs C SazLBT-
Dear Aaddzs: Your esteemed favor OF the 9Th
tnst Is at hand and in compliance with your request
now have the pleasure to enclose Briant, Shaw &Cos
cheek on the Bank of Tennessee Nashville for 5000
(being investment Of $1,000 at premium of Ell
change) in full OF donation from Barbecue fund of
Confederate Guards, as named in my respects of the
5th inst.
Be kind enough to acknowledge account thereof and
obkse,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G. GAMES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Committed to the Jail

on Davidson county, as n runaway, necernhcr II
" l56l Il negro who says his name IS Etn md
and belongs TO Duncan MARI, az Cla-ksvlic- Sad
boy is about Is years cid, weighs 80 or GO PONDS, :
feet inches high, eomple ZION black Tho oTnsE
is requested to come forward, prove property snd
pay charges the law directs, this, the 18th DAY u
December, 1851. WI. II. FUNSTON, Jaio-,
tecI9-iuH at Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
PoRr GIBSON, Miss,

PoRr GIBSON, Miss, Dec 11th.
Mrs SHELBY, President of Hospital Association Nah
riLe, Team.
MADAN: Enclosed, please find my check the Cit
izens Bank OF Louisiana, for $50, which the Ladies
Aid Society OF Port Gibson, directed me 70 remit you
Acknowledge receipt, and oblige.
Yours, very respectfully,
" B FARKkRsoS,
For the ladies' Aid Society of Port Gibson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

fENHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned in the drinking saloon on DesdcricS
street known the Imperial" is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All accounts against the late drrl
OF Warner i Wand assumed by Mr.. Charles Wand
he being alone authorized to use said firm name in
liquidation Of debts. His friends viii find him a.
headquarters No. 1.-THE old stand-on DeadercE
street. p. u. WARNER,
cCCl0-Gt c. 4. WAND.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

INCREASE OF PAY.-Tne Richmond Ergmi,
"T says bill has been repoFtes hs the Nil
itary Committee in Congress. 10 Increase he
pay Of the army. /; proposes az addition Of
four dollars to The monthly pay Of the pEi-
qste.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Tract Of 20 Acres-Land.

DCRSUAST to decree q tho ctSncexy Court g.
i Nashville, in the case Of A @ 0oo6les, Admir- IT
Others win seu st the Court House IN Nashville, aa
Saturday, January 4th 1852, tract % 20 acres q
Land, near I'LL Greek and Lebanon Turnpike, Gesr1t
four Ass1es from is Gig, and part Of the CzDpheG
pl,ce, being the sold 80 The ate Robert Goodst
by W N Campbell. a-
TERMS: l and years. credit with interest, asa
without redemption purchaser 70 execute notes with
approved s2reties, sad lien 70 be retained.
deeI4-td K. GLEAVS, c. al.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

GEN. DoxELsoS's BRIGADE.-The Charles
ton Courier, of Monday, announces the ar
rival in that city of Gen. Donel7on and staff.
Els brigade were encamped about fifteen
miles from the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

We are authorized 20 announce KoscICsxo BRANCH
candidate for County Court Clerk, The ensuing
March election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

XIV are authorized to announce VI. D. ROBERT
son as Candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson
County at the ensuing election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
FAMILIES or INDECENT VOLUNTEERS.

The House resumed the consideration of
Senate bill, No. 80. to provide for the fami-
lies of INDECENT soldiers, the question being
on the bill reported in lieu by the Commit
tee on Military Affairs.
Pending the consideration of which, the
House took
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

Yrs SHEIBY-
Dear AadaBa acknowledged the receipt Of yours
of the 9th instant, yesterday in few hurried lines
now have the pleasure to incose you Mrs Aliens
check the Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville, payable
to your order of this days date, for $500.
Truly yours,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Anderson Evans Tract Of Lana

DCRSCART to deeres rendered BY ths ChaSosEy
Il Court at Nashville. IN ths case Of Andessos Evans
and wife, Lucy, W Joseph Erszs, Will ;cu 81 L.
Court House il Nashville, Saturday, January sSA
1s62 the tract Of Land lying aesr SScEes River, -
Civil District No I6, known ss tbs Anderson KvAxs
plare, and containing about IS ac1es-
TERMS: s and IL monks credit without interest,
purchaser TO execute notes with approved ssreties
and Len 70 be retained.
dec14-td J. s. ClEAFkS, C. II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
FOR RENT.

A BRICK residence, No. 81, high street, a few
~ doors north OF Broad. Also, large store house
this Office.
decll-ltn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
LEAVE TO RECORD VOTES

Aessrs. Mosely, Parker and Lowery asked
and obtained leave to record their votes in
favor Of the adoption of Dir. Jones' resolu-
tions in lieu of Senate resolutions, No, 81,
expressive of the opinion Of the Legislature
of Tennessee in regard TO the future policy
and determination 10 maintain our Declare
ton Of Independence of the old Government
of the United States, and then In favor of
the adoption of the resolutions as the sense
of the House. $500 F.s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
FOR RENT.

THE Residence Of Mrs NJ Miller on Vine street
L Possession given on the LIST January. For terms
apply at the house So e9g-fers dec4-3ws
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

We ere authorized 10 announce JAS. 81 HISToS. as
ean3is,s foT Sheriff IT the ensuing March election.