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mandates, either foreign Of domestic, ID discount
bills, notes and bills Of exchange Or other man
dates, foreign or domestic 10 lend money upon
mortgage er pledge of property, movable or un-
foveable or other effects to buy, sell or trade in
all kinds Of stacks and gold ard sicer bullion, and
receive pledges thereof all upon such terms and
conditions Ard on such secnri,ie as the directors
shall Judge proper Az I'D q ~
TINE, the 2sth section Of the act reyiving the
charter prohibits them from bartering or trading
for cotton, sugar or any other produce, but does
not prohibit them from buying and selling specie,
notes Of hand or bills Of exchange.
As there have been many remarks made relating
to one Of the flee banks buying and selling coin,
we append the I'd section Of the act Of the free
banking law Of 1858, which reads thus sS
\ Be ii enacted, That banks and banking
eorporat lions scarrying on the business Of banking
under this act shall have power to discount bills,
notes and other evidences Of debt to receive depo
sits. to huy and sell gold and siue bullion, foreign
coins and bills OF exchange, to lend money real
and personal security. and to exercise all inciden
tai powers necessary to carry on said business.
From the abaYe twill be seen that our free
banks have the right to go into open market. buy
specie and sell il again. and where bank pays all
its obligs say depositors and circulationih
coin, il has tho nndenable right and privilege to
sell surplus coin 10 vault at any rate Of advance
buyers choose to give for III - fs "a
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TnlRrEExrH I,oU1srA M nm ~ n :

Z lHIRTEENTH LOUISA REGrIENT.--0 Our citizens
were yesterday gratifed for the frat time with
EIsW of This splendid regiment On regimental
SpaTsaa. 10 was something of novelty To see
regiment composed almost exclusively Of French.
ysish their unique Uniform, parade our streets The
men locked healthy and stalwart. They seemed
drilled and viii doubtless act inthe battle
At Columbus as though they were, as they Ger.
taiuy VIII be, defending their own firesides Every
aay sefE as NJ prove more and more incontestahly
The utter folly of the Northern hope to wear Tie
South out by protracting the war on Of whipping
tfeInin n Fight. fGolnmbus News 4th. III 49, 4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
RaIlrosaa,

! n. o, pPELaUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR cry. December 8, ISL hhds
sugar Ss7 bhls Is Inf bhls moiasses Darby & Tre-
,moulet---7 hhds sugar ellis. Ferguson Scol5 do
Iobit 8 Charpantier- 20 do 1872 6pls mplasses q ii
l5 bbls half Dbl molasses @ Fl Kernion-IOl bbls
nolasses to Dumesnil, Martin &eo--52 do rs hhds
sugar j + Wyche i&coz. 10 bbls moasses Watt 4
geo-20 do Hayes n Sanders 4 hhds sugar le bbls
2 llf bbis molasses TO Moore 4 Bfowdef-- II bales
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The names Of hestockholdsrs their residences the
Der OF shares held by each
and set opposite to the names OF each respectively.
thus done and passed. my office, the sad cv OF New
6reans in of Placde Bien W Dup
SIS witnesses Of lawful and domiciated this city
herentp sign their names together With the said parties and
me- Notary. this twelfth day of November thousand
eight hundred and sixty-o one.
signed ~ the n
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;rRI'.IoEs
atlarille AatflItaeIlfe.

CsEsorrr 0fyioE, Nc. 10 Camp Street, I
5 sSSS Il Tuesday Morning December 10. 1861. 5
Arrived Yesterday. "a. Il =
schr A.deline, -. I'm the Coast, to master ID
dist. sts s7t4s
schr Brazos, -, I'm the Coast, to master I'd
dist. ,F $50
schr Elodie, FIN the Coast, to master %
3@as dist. a Ss
schr Star, ~, I'm the Coast, to master I'd dist
III II. Steamboats,. e 4
Edw J Gay, Wray, FIN Memphis.
Laurel Hill Hsno. I'm Bayou Sara. l5 52a5
X Acadia, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonville
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
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q Leaves every S SATURDAY t5P. NJ. VI Y .gg
NEW ORLEANS AND VICFIs-
- h burg Y 8 Mail Iine-Eor Douadsonville Plaq
nenine baton Rouge Port Hadsen Bayou ssrs,
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Cuff Warrenton and vcks
burg-The passenger steamer Laf0ttrche, JJ Brown.
master lin place Of Natchezw leave above every
nrday at O'Clock p NJ @e@& 4 III VI
III. PERSON L CO., AeeAts
sei8 - Al Carondelet street.
The Tbere ycksourg with the steamers Hone
and Charm for Yazco,river -.sIz - =
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NJ COAST Per schr Adsiine -l50 lrf bhis molasses
j D Denegre- do ] w Burbridge &co-39 do 10
hhds sugar Voisin s. Drouet. A Il n al III
@ COAST-Per schr BRACES II bbls molasses to
Montgomery 4 white 80 do A Bergamini--4O do
Darby y Tremonlet- So do O 0livier- Total 149
bbls molasses. IA I, Il ss4
I. COAST Per schr Elodie - 141 bbls molasses to
IA D Kelly Sco.
(. COAST Perfschr Star rs hhds sugar 90 bbIs
molasses to E l. Schiff eco 80 hf bbls moasses to
q Kernion.
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A PRUCLAMATION.- BY THE PosTMAsTEl
AGENERAL OF TIE GQNEEDER ATE -sTATEs %

A PROCLAmATION.- BY THE POSTMASTER
tAGEKERAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
Whereas BY The provisions section OF an act Of Con
gess approved August S0h 1881 entitled Collect
Offices OF the several States the the postal service was
taken charge by the sad Government Il is duty Of
who citizens Confederate States Of America and wi
have rendered postal service any of the States this
Goiegeracy 1nuef contracts or appointments made by the
eminent took charge # such SERVICE shall preen their claims
TO this depament verified and established according
Tus as he shall pescrbe by lime therein be forth
less than six months and requiring claimant to state under
oath how much has beea paid the date payments
account of The contract appointment under which claim
occurred, and what fund provision has been set apart or
made for the further Of The whole portion
States Of the States and they shall also state on
oath whether they performed fuy the according to
their contracts appointments during the time for which they
claim pay and not what partial service they did perform
ana what deductions have been made from their pay as
they know on account of failure partial fnre per-
Now therefore, I, JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster General
ofthe Confederate Safes America do tins my procaa
under the foregoing provisions of The Sd the above
namsd act to claims 70 the Auditor of Treasury
for the Post Office Department for examination
the 18th day OF March, 1852 order that a report
TO Congress oil the amount thereof required by law.
Blank forms for presenting and verifying the claims will be
furnished application to the Auditor Of the Treasury the
PosCfiice Department. .a- i.. go ff
And hereby require all persons who have heretofore col
leced posastes the States now composing the
Confederate States which they had not paid over at the
time the Confederate States took charge Of the postal seryce to
for the PostOhice Department. before 18th day Of
October next general ledger with the United
States for the service Of the PoOce Department. up to the
edeTate States in accordance with general regulations of
che Pooice Department issued May 18TH 1879 page loo ex
Given under my hand and seal Of The Post Once
Of the Confederate States Of America Richmond Virginia
The 18th day Of September. in the year 1851
SEQ ipIW9w Postmaster General 5
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The affairs Of the Association nay be quIdated and closed
Under the direction Of the Executive Committee, equal
committee Of stockholders appointed meeting Of
holders duly called and hed after days notice for that
pose at when meeting me quadatos Shall be named the
powers conferred On tile qudaers that
by resolution and with the of majority the stock
rsnY Dtad
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" T"T|---T |- p BIENVENE, =
JAS. W. DuPLESSIS ~.
..- WALTER II. PETERS, Mp
cerythe foregoing true copy OF she original extant
in my current records. WALLER H. PETERS, Mp.
New Or!eans Nov u. 1851. u MA law5W
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The Executive Committee may adopt such Rule5 Regua
tons and they think proper aud appoint sncl
officers agents they may think advisable and alter stcl
Of officers and agents at pleasure They sy also sell ALLEVIATE
hypothecae affect vessel vessels of TIT
Association or purchase or hire other vessels wheer they
think proper and when specially authorize by majority
the stockholders amount may perform amy other act
under said authority of lawful nature connection with th
objects of tle
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8 iI- ; -
I; 9WEA M CATS.
Il WEIR MIssfSsTPP,t.

= Y :. = ~ !. 80 tifs' - z I. i
+ ri Leaves on TUE SDAY. 18th inst. At IL M
sg{szr j6a5s MPRaISAMD NEW OEHH.ECANE
- ~ PAoket--For Memphis, Helena kppoleon Ficks.
burg and the BeIds-The ffrst.class magnificent
Pass enger packet AIonzo Child, u. De
Haven will leave above For freight passage ap
This boat At Napoleon regular for
the Afkabsas and and at Memphis with the Mem
phis and Charlie ton Railroad. n NJ :. !
.AgC will ake freight for New Madrid Hickman and
Columbus, with privilege Of Eeshppng n ~ L sFi XII
+ Z az =. -. -. s. 80 Advertising Agent
h ! Leaves WEDNESDAY, tDecember II. atsP NJ
S REGULAR PACKET FOR MEM
Hsw running passenger Packet steamer Ed. y,
y, VIM Wras, master, will leave as above
- 4 1f's d ~ = IRGINIUs O. pENIzEL,
% III Il NY s - . Advertising Agent
This boat connects at Napoleon With regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis with tie Memphis
and Charleston Railroad taking freight Charleston Sava
nae, Norfolk. Nashville, etc, p ff.es s5
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ.
-E, SUMNER ARRANG EMENT T
,a Il MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
. 49, M Packet Regular g. 5. Mail Summer Packet
Memphis and the Bends--The frst-class
". B. Richardson, MASTER Will be ready receive freight
Thursday morning and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business usual For freight OF passage apply
ID .l v. IA. 4 JOHN u. HYDE Il CO,
i. a23 49,. s3 s3 under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
HS- This line connects al Memphis with the Memphis
and superior for ST. Louis and
1-Bls of lading signed the office of the agente up
O'Clock on day of departure. - = II
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. )
CRY HALL, Dec I, 1851, )
sS- To Bakers -- The price of Superfsne
Flour being this day ten dollars aud fifty $40 so
per barrel bakers required give during the ensuing
week commencing MONDAY, 9th inst SIS follows VIZ!
Second quality, or No. o. n ar 1S{ ilIs@ 7
Fortyteght ounces Of bread for 20 cents
Twenty -four ounces Of bread for 10 cents; s7s t
Twelve ounces OF bread for cents. s-- ~ iSE5 d
The loaves Of the third quality or No. s. s1st weigh one
eighth more-hatis say: Isl = iJIs5.!S se3I
The 20 cent loa1es, ifty-four ounces ia & 45L
The 10 cent loages, twenty ounces; fr- 81
The = entleases. thirteen ounces. n - a. ss7-
NJ b. Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made Of Extra Hour and the oaves shall weight
one pound and SHALL be made baked and stamped require
by ordnance Ro 57s9 IA 15l a so Fl ~
d2f JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
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The business and affairs Of the Association shall
and by Executive Committee of three sockhol
composed of the President the and the s.
Rotary and Treasurer Said officers shall he elected annual
the md fuesdsy November of each year. by maori
of the meeting called and had upon smn
written nst for that pMIpose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-10
ARTICLE SEVENTH.

This Corporation formed to continue for the term Of
years but be diSso we'd before said time with the
hreeourhs OF The stock represented Mt meeting called
the purpose. D.. q.
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hJOTfCE-ALL PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION BIZ.
IN twee.t the Undersigned and JOSEPH R. SHANNON
ceased the 10th Of 0corer 1851 The latter assuming all the
partnership liabilities OF The steamers Golden Age R. W. Pow
ell, and saie Robinson, by written contract
nj AunlUi VIM, NJ, WEBBING
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Rsoue That the Street Commissioner be and he is herein
authorized TO cause 10 be constructed by the
Inc new and repairing old bridges in tie Third District III
following bridge viz: hsf4.7a - i ~.
One bridge at london avenue and GeltilIy road.
And two at Toulouse and Cha borne streets. 5.5E
Said bridges being iudispensa ably necessary gFaP
-4~' -3tSigned1 s 3 5a8zt j. MAGIONI
President Beard Of Assistant Aldermen
Z tSignedl .@gs o. ~ S. p. 5DELABARRE n
E2s34.4 ~g President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved December G. R6l F.sTE RI -
d15s lsieredJ sT&Is JOHN 4. MONROE Mayor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Sorshsra ANNOUNCEMENTS fac
Congress.

If the present Provisional Congtess IL Ike
iy TO defer or to neglect measures 80 cleanse
the Executive departments OF serviis + an
KEGS aud the iickspittles and spies OF the
North, il Ii to be hoped-and, indeed, ue
are glad to hear thss Il is confidently or
pected-thas Ia the permanent organization
Of the government nexk February, these
creatures will be expelled from Office, IL need
be, by = general measure Of legislation in tbs
regular Congress. The subject will be
pressed By hundreds here waoss patience
has been exhausted by the spectacle OF
Northern dOughfaces fatteuing on the pa
tEonage OF the government, not only Ia the
matter OF Offces, but in that of public con-
sruets and she perQuisites OF offcisi corFnp-
ton. We are aware OF one or two instances
where Northern men have sought SO east
their lot with the South q. the sacrifice of
personal fortune, and IN evident sympathy
with tho-e principles that, IN 8 struggle for
liberty, have invariably possessed she pover
to draw zdherents from foreign and even
hostile countries. Such Instances, properly
et.ested, every man ia the South is prepared
to honc-s Bnt we can have no faith ia the
Yankees Hho eIuigrsted to us from Wash
iugton, and who, TO save themselves from
the chances OF removal by Abraham Lincoln,
were 80 ready TO Offer their experienced cier
zeal services to the new government in the
South. Many OF them left Washington, with
commissions for Offices IL tho South In
their pockets. while all Of the Northern emil
graus crew from the Federal city came here
or errands for Office, or with some sort OF
mendicans's plea TO urge upon The Southern
Government. These men do not belong here
By any fitness Of principle, or sympathy, or
even By any fair accident of fortune. They
are in sinister situation. They are here by
their own fraud, on dishonest, and Ii may be
dangerous, errsnds to as. They ale alien TO
Us in she circumstances that brought them
here, and in the manners which brand the
full-blooded YANKEES ofice-holder Of Wash
ingson, the world over, as trucker and
tosdy. Our people do not want them here.
Our society will not tolerate them here. Our
governments must cleanse itself Of them
aid tbs sooner the betteE.--Raehrss1 ELass.
iesr. ...z- Esr# +
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

Capt. J. s Hued. fc.1nsely a ihs steFAsf,
States qua beat Lxiszgtan. isst ., ThagsIay
night for Cairo ~ he RalErssd, ebe r. be
expected 20 Meet lhs aeeE.-ca. Ceo
Capt. Hard vas On the Nashville ssd GtG-
einnati packet Clipper. and VII he9ensn-
hersd by cur river men. This Lioeslnsts las
son who vas Capssin 10 Weodsuas ho-
gus Kentucky regiment. and ia nov lsis
oner at Richmond. Capt. =. s. q. nag have
q similar, or worss fate, IL be continues bis
plssticsl expeditions oP shs cunbesiand'
river.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
sIr.. Felicia Grnad, Porter.

The war in which We are Gov engaged has
done more than TO develope the gala airy
and seli-sacrifcing patriotism OF she sons of
the South. Is hae illustrated 10 an eminent
degree, the Doble qualities, and the generous
devotion of the daughters OF our sunny cline,
10 the cause OF our common country. The
lady whose name is az the head OF this ar
ticie, by her benevolent, deeds, and by her
devotion 70 the sick and wounded soldiers of
the Confederacy, has shed additional lusire
upon the honored name Of Grundy. She has
indeed been ministering angel to the sick,
and the afflicted who have succumbed 70 dis
ease, while fighting the battles of their cOuG-
try. Thousands OF the unfortunate soldiers
confined il the hospitals at Nashville, around
whose bedside her presence and her kndness
have shed bright ray of sunshiTle, will in
their hearts while life endures, cherish the
recollection Of her cegseless care. 10 ali
that she does aud all that she writes, when
appealing 10 her fellow countrymen for as
sisiance in the performance of her noble and
self imposed task. she exhibits the intellect
d: the man with The geHtleneSs and tender
ness of the woman. While she brings back
the memory OF the latter, We feel that it is
the daughter, whose G0Inan's heart dictates
her noble deeds. She is type OF the women
OF the South. as illustrated by them, from The
moment that she e1igencies of the war gave
occasion for the development OF all that WAS
noble in their WOman's nature.
Ms. PorteF's benevolence AMI kind acts
have not been confined to the sick soldiers at
Nashville. Duriug the last summer she came
80 Knoxville and visited tbs. Hospitals bere.
Being informed that theF3 We many of our
troops sick at Cumberland Gap. and other
posts of the army, who were in need Of HOs-
pital stores, she immediately supplied .hem
vii all that was ueceSsary.
We learn frenl the Nashville papers that
the Soldiers' Relief Society, OF which Mrs
Porter liz President, have inaugurated al en-.
terpise for the benefit Of the sick and woun.
ded soldiers 10 Hospital at Nashville, which
promises 10 yield q harVest OF good. for the
class for whom it is intended.
The society solicits presents of Jewelry,
paintings, books-sny supeIfuities which
may be in the possession of those willing to
besfo1 them, aud upon a fair valuation OF
the articles. Tickets are Issued to be cold at
one dollar each, on New Years eve, thus
blending the festivities of the day, with that
which will be usefully employd for the -bene.
ut of the sick soldiers OF the Confederacy.
We hope the scheme will be eminerlly
successful--that thOse who are possessed of
these super fuities will Immediately bestow
them for this noble purpose, and that those
= who have not, will buy tickets, and thus con-
tribute TO the good cause in which Il has
been uagurated.-KnorSii9s Re5ists.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Movements OF Gen. Price.

Our latest intelligence from the command
of Gen. PRIcs is received through the st.
Louis Republican of the 18th. That paper
states that Gems. STEIs and SLACK, st the
head Of portion Of the Confederate forces,
had arrived at Lexington, to protect their
law recruits low concentrating at that point
from Northwest and Central Missouri.
The same paper Gays: We learn that
Gen. PRICE had advanced from his position
at Oceols /ance beyond Clinton, Ia
Henry ibis way TO Warrensburg
and 5ut we have no knowledge
of tn der his command. Thie pre-
cipits MeEt was made, doubtless, with
the tx Iof protecting the rebel forces
asseu at Lexington.
II so stated that the commander of
the 4eral troops seemed 70 have been we'll
aa;:s ID of the Confederate movements, and
fer several days had been sending ali Bis
available forces to counterfeit Gen, PaICE's
plans, and Il is asserted chat Gen. POrE's
troops, By forced nlarches, had advanced so
fapidy as to put thefnselys Immediately IL
the rear OF PRIcE's army, thereby cutting OF
mis- retreat. and 10 force sufficient to defeat
him m battle. Gen. Pores command con-
sisted of from Il, 900 TO 10000 troops, with
a good proportion OF cayalry and artillery.
There is also Q rumor noticed Ia sbe RsrBoes-
can. that Gen. McBaiDg, with three thousand
Confederetes. was approaching Aolla, and
that measures were being taken 30 meet and
capture bin.
: Can't. Wells, q bearer of dispatches 70
Gen. PsIcE. had been captured and brought
down to ST. Loais.-Ncupsis APpsal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
AN ACT
AN ACT
For the Prevention and ExtiREu ish-
mens OF Fires vsfthin tho City of

Sr. IL. Be VI enacted, That II shy person % PEE
shall Gre any rIsrcE, c<ss, throw, FIRE
ssy squib, rocket. cracker or other bostbe Ere
works, within the Corporation limits, every such per
son for every zach ode7cc shsl foffeit and pay tho
suns OF ave cellars; and If & slave, he, she they
shall receive not less than Eve khas twenty
ashes. And II any per6on or persons shsh ve1aI
aausactcre. gTs away deal in or have il his posSes-
any equib, rocket, cracker, powder or Other COM
bustible Ere vorke within the limits Of the Corpora
tiou o. Nashville for the pUrpose CT disposns OF ise
same 70 minors or slaves, every such person. fos
every such oreaes shal forfeit and pay the San Of
twenty dollars.
c. Il. HAZE. Eecsg6or.
aseSo-2u 2 q. CHKATHAx, Mayor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

mOu Coa neil, last night, By HI. AcCAs;s, 20
convert all eiiizens between the ages OF Il
sand As, into policemen, for the purpose Of
watching the cry by night, al OF whom shall
rake an oath TO support the Soushefn Cou-
ffzieracy. Passed frst reading, atd referred
10 the Police ComuiEt-e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Important toTax Payers.
CoiLEroa's oTS-cz

COLLSCfohIB Os5.ct
Hssarlls, Dec. tia, fesi =
fes s=x payers 4 sne c.y o. Nashville are sot.sec
tnst tho t4x for 1851 er she seue5t c she Nashville
and Soythvestcrn Railroad, sss sesp fertot by iss
Cry Council, asd tbs beoss risesd 10 usg oss steTr
F2ymsnt may be fes5s
corpezssscr Tsz ps5e<s So Asrs stzs fer sssssessd
sessls sbsr tsxss for Ice present ys sss sszcessy
e4ssstsa 70 esn aud pay visase. dst>y, q ssey si
q zsby SAVE cess sad sutsrssa Lsrssr R-sIsseoSe
ss-zas< be given, without insary u shs psslu-
s1 A.. HszAez,
sscs In Collector, City Ball
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
MasenIc Meeting.

The officers elect Of c.za5srlsad, P,ssnls
aRd ESgfeid Lodges. will be installed this
evening at 81 o'clock 10 lhe Concert Hall Of
Masonic Temple.
Alter tie installation Aas0nic bc8ress
viii be delivered by Rev. 5. D. BALpwiz, D.
D. The public are respectfully invited 80 a.
tend.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
For Rent forlss2 .

Tbs elegant store-room on Church street,
-rcnnd door from Vine, now occupied by
Nj, CosAzI as Confectionery Store. For
a,ticulars apply next door to the premises,
q, this otfice. ldeel2-a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
HExsocArrNs Isf Bar. CAvAisY. J
Camp near Honi.oeiio, Ky.

reward Of $50 each win be paid for tie apprehe1
sion sad delivery 20 the military authorities OF tie
city OF Nashville OF tho following members OF tne Bat
talon: Nike Hays. Horstio Willy, James Jackson,
Czocke. Rhodes, Wm. Hutchinsos, Vim seste, sSd 3
teausteg, James SeslAnd- u
There others who arc absent and kave eseso 10
ported TO heaoqvarteTs Le1tsrsot Cslvert VIZ TO
port tirseg vish t1s s5sertese he Was Seat ter no
u,edtstely. -
By order OF Lieut. 6ol. >. 4. EcSAn1,
r e eLACEEkS, Aesns Asi't snd kstoT.
dec25Iu g $40