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A II VL-I- 8 i EUB- Ecbl'k- Fisher, Carriers' Ai-drees. The Carrier of this paper 1 TSanted 4 Little. iWrv. UnJtln of SKe tbv Wttn t0 tho DllLT US AXSRICAS, for the- bt1 fc FBIDV noBNino. DEC SO 18C1.

Notice to Friends. Tato ef our friandi arriving troxi th dominions ef Kicg La oca wkD Lara oopie tba late LeulrrUIe, Cincinnati or KorthmTpsperi, will confer a special 'avor on both ourselves and tit paklio by leaving Una at our oEee, la NaaavUl, with Uii least deay poesibla. will chctrftlly pay acy expense I ncunei in pfcnrinj them. Notice to Correspondent. Wo will esteem It a rrecial favor If our friends and eorrerpan' gijilentlntbe various divisions anil camp of the Conf ederat vrcc wiu i arena wim.au me gossip uu cm proper placed before the public We wlah make oar PHer both an Interesting aha welcome visitor ta the tent of vcry Midler Batting tmr battle for independence- Their letter ihoald be addressii to ni tit Tennl Notice to Candidates.

Circular of candidates liter ted In the Ux'om aho Amaicax must be paid for as other bailnen notices, anil the ptyment cured In advance of publication. Till rule will be enforced lnflcxttly. No clnalara, either of candidate er their friend, wlll hereafter be inserted In thi paper en any other term. AtkKOUjCEirjESITS. For Sheriff.

Ve are authn rind tosnntor.ee J.M.H1M0N i c-ndl da'eforsterijrot Daiidtta County at tha ensulog march elee- eeeis aVjHCQ Boadlur Platter oa Every Page. TEKMESSEE LEOISLATUBE. a SENATE. Tuesday, 19, 18C1. Senate met at 9 o'clock A.

Mr. Speaker nocsK hills ox third rkadixo. Bill in lieu of Senate bill Fo. 61, concurred in ayes 11, noes 7. Senate resolution No.

C8, to authorize the raising oi two or more companies of intantry in Uampbell, Claiborne and otber counties" Laid on the table. House bill No. 24. to'eusperd certain sections of the Code, and for other purposes. Passed, ayes 18, noes 00.

oenate resolution No. 73. respecting tho railroad bridges recently burned in East Tennessee. Rules suspended, resolution adopted and transmitted to the House. House bill, No.

27 To repeal section -175 of the Code, requiring tax assessors to take strength of the militia. Passed, ayes 18, noes 00. 40 For the benefit of persons living near "fT fi County "lines 1st section stricken out Bill passed v-rxA-vt t- No48 Inspecting gates upon public roads and for otber purposes. Pasted, ayes 16, no 1. No 98 Tendering the Court room in tho Capi---tol," formerly occupied by the Federal Court, to District Court of the Confederate States.

Fussed, Ayes 18, noes 00. No. 53 For the better protection of stock on rauroaas. rassea, syes noes o. No.

68 To establish election precincts in IfcNaN ry county, rassea. is r. No. 69 To increase comoensatioa of Jailors Utrtin of Wilton. McCallum.

iTcClellsnd. MilUrd. Miller, Uoseley, Oiborne, Paine, Parker, Bagland, tvatlcin, Koters, Tolley, Tucker, JVarrJ, Warner, TiTalktr, Wbltten, Vfoods, and Speaker Keeble-i3 Ifots lleitra. Brooks of Jackaon, Carter. De-mos.

Donaldson, Edwards, Fletaiog. Bill of Hsy wood, arnsgin, Eindolph and SamerrHle 10. A BECtSS. The House then toek it recess until seven o'clock. a- Passed, ayes 13, noes C.

TTo. 71 To of revenue in -To regulate tax salos of real estate Passed, ayes 1C. noes 3. No. raset deficiencies 'Montgomery county.

Pasted. No' 81 To Incorporate the Holston Conference OPtne li Church South. Passed, ayes 18, noes 0 no. cj to amena tne looaeco inspection law Pasted, ares 19. noes 0.

'No. 89 To authorize the Governor, Comptroller ana to settle the debt against i N. Barton. Passed, ares 19. noes 0: No.

94 To protect the property of femmts eovtrl. rassea, ayes ia.nocs Unlet suspended and "Resolution asking tho Courts not to hold session! till sojournment of (rantral Assembly sine du. Adopted, syes 13, noes 5. Houso BilL No. 95, relative to Common Law and Chancery Court at Chattanooga, passed, ayes 18, noes uu.

No. 100, for the rtlief of W. X. Ejkle, pasted, ayes it, noes z. No.

103. to charter A'debcff Institute, passed No. 112. to extend the charterer Sparta and Crab urcaara urnpixe. rateea.

House Bill. No. 131, on second reading, to makt the c5ce of Register of East Tennvssee more com plete, indefinitely postponed. Sent Bill No. 123, upon third reading, for the relief of the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad Com "pany, 13, noes 5.

The Senate took a recess till Cj o'clock. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. TlICRIDaT, DiCtJiEKtt 19, 18GI. SPEAKER called the House to order at nine o'clock. LS1TS TO RBCOSD TeTtS.

lletsrs. Sfoteley, Parker, and Lowery asked and obtained leave to record their votes in favor ol the adoption of Mr. Jones' resolution in lieu of Senate resolutions, xo. 67, expressive of the opinion of the Legislature of Tennessee in regard to the future policy and determination to maintain our Declaration of Independence of the old Government of the United States, and then in favor of the adoption of tne resolutions as tne sense ot tne iiouse. families ov ixdioe.nt toldntbsm.

The House resumed the consideration of Senate bill. No. 90, to provide for the families of indigent the question being on the bill reported in lieu by the Committee oa Military Affairs. Pending the consideration of which, the House BICISS, On motion of Mr. DONALDSON, until half past two o'clock.

MVILIES Or XVDIGEHT TOLUVTEXRS. The House resumed the consideration of Seaate Bill, No. 90, to provide for the families of indigent soldiers, the question being on the bill reported in lieu by the Committee on Military Affair. Various amtEdmente perfecting the bill were offered and adopted, and other cliangiag its provis ions were rejected, vrneo Mr. DEUOiS cflred the following aru.ialui:nl to the bill in lieu: Strike' out the flrstand second sections and insert: "That a sum equaltc what will be tbeamaunc of the State revenue tor 1SC2 and 1SC3, ba appropriated for the relief of the families of indigent soldiers, now in the Confederate service or who may hereafter be from the State of Tennessee which sum shall be raise by the levy of a tax for that purpose on all polls, real and personal estate, slaves, privileges, litigations, fines and forfeitures, now taxable by law; and; this tax aball be levitd by the State tax azstesors, when tho State tax is assess for the jear8 aforesaid, and collected when the State tax for the years aforesaid is collected." Mr.

DEVI OSS regarded the bill proposed in lieu ss unconstitutional in the provision which diverts the common subool fund from the object let forth-in the constitution. He was in faver of the objects of the bill.and would te as much mosey as any Representative for the relief ot the families of indi gent volunteers. With the view of obviating the rcnntitutionalobjection to the bill.ho had offered his amendment air. KxsLY demanded the previous question, -which demand was sustained, ajes 38, noes 17, as follows Ayts Messrs Bjwden, Ctrr, Caruthers, Cummins, Dunlap, Easly, Ellis, Estes, Eubank. Fisher, Floyd, Gardner, Garter, Gatretion, nawkins, Udl of Hamilton, Kennedy, Laws.

Little, Lowery, Martin of Smith, Martin of Wilson, McCall-ira, McClelland, Miller. Moseley, Osborne. Paioe. ir-ker, Ragland, Rogers, Ross, Tollsy, Tusktr, Wrd, Warner, Woods, and Speaker Keeble 28. Kts- Messrs.

Brooks, of Jackson, Carter, Da moss, Donaldson, Edwards. Fleming, Hill, of Haywood, Houso, Jones, Jopling, Martin, of Shelby, Randolph, Rankin, Somsrville, Walker, aad Whitten-17. So the amendment wai cut off. The bill ef the commutes wis thca adopted in lieu, ayes 4C, noes 10. as follows Ay.s Metsrs.

Bowden, Ctrr. Caruthers. Cummins, Fesly, Ellis. Estes, Eubank, Fisher. Floyd, Gaidner, Garner, GarretscB.

Hawkins, Hill of Hamilton, House, Jopliog. Kennedy, Laws, Little, Lowetj, Martin of Shelby, Mart of Smith, Martin of Wilton, McCallum. McClelland. Millard, Miller, Moieley, Osborne, Paine, Parker. Ragland, Rankin, Roger'.

Rose, Tollay, Tucker, Walker, Ward. Warner, Whuten, Woods, and Speaker Kee fgo 46. Jsots Misirs. Brooks of Jackson, Cart r. Di moss, Donaldson.

Edwards, Fuming, Hid of Hay-wood, Jarcsgin, Randolph, and Scmvrville 10. The bill was ihen paised on its third reading, ayes 45, noes 10, as follows Ayes Mestre. Bowden, Carr, Ctruthers, Cum- Confederate. This Company was duly organized yastcrday ty the election of the following officered- W. M.

Rccd, Captain; John Overton, 1st Lieu tenant; A. H. Sharp. 2d Lieut; SamLacksqxijjSd Lieutr.R-G. Cross, 1st Baker, 2d Serg't J.

R. Marshall, 31 H. FhUlips, 4th Serg't; W. B. Stewart, let Corporal; John Wright, 2d Corporal; L.

Barnett, Corporal; Lafayette Bath, 4th We think, from the material cornposisg' thie com pany, that 4jood work may bo expected at their hands. Tbey are finely efficcred and aro a fine tct of men. Their gallant Captain will doubtleSadfs-' tioguish himself equally to the position he already enjoys in the community, and we art glad to see such men taking a foremost position in the struggle for our independence. If, with such men, the Con federate States cannot be maintained, the sun sheuld cease to shiae and the seasons bo at a stand. Whilst citizens may have ciuse to regret his leaving the lofty position be has held, we may expect that, his honor and merit wili-be readily transmitted to the tented field, and at the head of his column march forward to -victory.

Col. J. Ovsrtojt, with his ac customed patriotism and liberality, hts aided tht company by furnishing uniforms, and promises them that during their term of service no member of tb.9 company ahallaufier for of supplies or material aid. The company has already about- two thousand dollars as cash fund, beside their uniforms, and it will be one of the best equipped companies that has entered the service from this State. Already their guns are picked out, and they go into, camp next Thursday.

De K.alb County. Smiiuvillb, Tt, Dec.l3,'UGl. Messrs. Editors: I have this week sent to the Keeper of Public Arms, Nashville, 88 rifles and double-barrel shot guns, which I have ccllecUd during the last week. Wa have also mustered in the service of the Confederate States two volunteer compaaies during this week.

They were sworn in by Col, S. H. Colin, which makes five companies from, this portion ot, the county in the nine compa nies composing the 14th Wm have only left about ISO men subject to military duty. Tours truly, S. B.

Whalet. Board "Wjatsd. The advertiser wants Board in a private Catholic family. AddreeB, stating terms (which must be moderate) and location, Un ion axd America); cfflie, Nashville." We are requested to return the thanks of the Corporate authorities to the Rev. Wit.

Hoorss, for two car loads of weod, sent in by the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, to aid the suffering poor, and which was received at the Work Bouse. Such a contribution at this time, is very acceptable Persons who desire to do likewise, by comtributing provisions or fuel, can send the ssme te the City Work House. Christmas Addrtss.tbat may bo sent to this efflce. py me -iiu wst- Wanted. Stilluax Basra of Memphis wish to secur the services of a Distiller one who is capable of superintending the construction and management of a large Distillery; to such a person unusual in-djiceuients are cHerod.

Apply by.lettar to Sttllmas declG-2w Memphis, Tena. lor tba War. I am, by authority, raising a regiment the war? Ifisto be hoped that thcstruggle will be; short, but whether long or abort it is nowjevident that the people nf the South have to fight it through or consent to bserTme tKerobediect slaves of Northern despotism. I -will gladly accept the applications of such. companies as aro willing tc devote themselves to' tho cause of our Confederacy until its independence is recognized.

Xx, il. I will furnish gosd.arms and alL that the regit-. lations allow. Those 'join the regiment will address me by letter' or apply in person at this place. Jons C.

Bones, C. S. Aid to Gen. Pillow; Columbus, December 5th, 1861. Appeal, Avalanche, West Tennessee Whig, Chattanooga Advertiser and Knoxvillo Register, insert three weeks and charge to Union and dec 11 Froth Suhsueo meat and.

Tender lor Sale, Families in want of Ssuesge Meat, Tender Loins and Spare. Ribs can be supplied at the Pork House of decl9 E. M. Brccs Co. Aktillert Men Wanted I am authorized by er der from General Gidkos J.

Pillow, to recruit for the artillery servico at Columbus, Kentucky. I have authority to receive recruits for twelve months, and to muster them into service. Persons living in the and wishing to come to the city to volunteer, will beat no expense after they are sworn into service. All required information, can be obtained ky "calling atMessw. M.

F. Cn eatii Ait's, cornar of College and Church streets. J. Kunciwns decll-1 Lieutenant in Artillery. immediately, 10,000 bushels corn, deliv- afraee track; ratlac pcrkboiiJwrto feed I Government cattla andhog for which we will bay the highest tairkst price la caau.

E. iL Bates Agents O. S. A. "Goveramcat Kotice." WJ have this day Veen anointed ajsnts of and for the Oonf (derate gtates ef latrieafsr the Dsrchaatni and packing Hor and Cattle, la aad for tali and ClartavUle district and all of Seatnckr: and uirafer, olleu calls and corrtspon- dencs oi all parti navinz istus ana no is mi, ana scon- rx recce vita oar asiseruau aitnts eaon ana orerj county, Hstavta, Nov.

9, UL-ia Agents Ci S.J SIiooj (or Sale. 1300 pair mtns asserted Brogans by J. W. Ward Co. Purchasers will please call and examino them at Eros Co.

Oct 22 1861; dtf Nashville. Not. 28. 1 861. All companies wishing to be attached to the 30th regiment, Tennessee volunteers, will report them- selves to General W.

C. WurrnioitNB, at the capitol, who will give them the necessary instructions as -to the place of rendezvous, camp equipage, transport tationrmustering officer, Ac. Companies to form a battaion of Cavalry will also be received. I J. Head, Col.

One hundred thousand hoop-polca wanted for the Confederate Coopery. nevl7dlw E. M. Bnccz Co. TJnlon Uank oi Tenneoeeej 1, 1SGL.

ELE0TI0X for eleven Clrtelors, to serve the ensuing "rear, will 1 held at the Ranting Hosje, on Mond the am a or jenuary nets, deo 1 td 3. (WREST, For Sale or Sent. COMFORTABLE Dwelllnr Bouse with out bunding, Ice house and twelve acres ef land, adjoining the airQrooad. nent, sun w. Also a rmaU dwelling on Murfreeabor Turnptle, with Karden.

Bentii'iiuu. ioj-aiia j.kikkmah. AH now offerirg for sale a desirable Retlaidesc in Lovsr i. EclstneM.LotfrontlBglCOltttoaOIilbaamttt. Bsxtdence containing six rooms, besides si cben, rmote house, servanU rooms, aco.

Will be sold cheap for cash, or on Lue to a good and prompt parthater. Bowls the time to invest your paper ncney. it is most admliabiy situated as a rtsidecce for an employee en th. railroads. Apply A.

T. S. LIND3LKT, dt3l-lc( 3i College street. Dissolution. fTHE of If, OHce Oo.

has been dltnlrrd by B. tnntuat cosieat. Mr. D. tblth Is only aulhoiUed to use flrm's name li 'liquidation ot the bulsts deell-dlw K.

CLIMB ACQ. A VAN A aid Demettia Cigart-s large lavoloe Jut receiv- ana lor taie oy ma i. tiiiELpa a co. declt-tf Wanted. W- W.

WHKLBJU Isuportant to TaxPajers. Collectors Omcx, I OCT fl A A BOBniLS tf well cleaned Oi's forwi 5 dth 1RC1 1 wtl.UlMf the hlgVsi miiktt prices wJl be psld nASHVILLE iyeC. 4UJ, 1HU1. jTer, Uttutie c.r, 8enth yuU ttI 1 tie tax-payers oi tne.cicy oi nasnvme are nou fled that the Ux for 1861 for the benefiof the Nashville Northwestern Rail Read, has. been levied by the City and the books placed in my office, where payment cay be made.

So 17. decll-diw which en stieet. Lbt ami Basdaqe Committee. The ladies composing the "Lint and Bandage" Committee are requested to meet in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church this morning, at 12 o'clock. All interested in the welfare of our soldiers are le-qussted to attend.

The ladies of Nashville and Davidson county are earnestly re-'uested to send in all the old linen tbey have, suitable for making lint. Miss Jam Thomas, Cbm'n of Com. A Good Hacl. A gpntltman brings us intelli gence that a part Jeff. Thompson's force mde an expedition one day last week to a station between Charleston and Cairo, and capturwd army clothing amounting to about $1,000.

Vhry took a Lincolniti prisoner and killed one in a lKtle skirmish. Two of Thompson's men. It is reported, were captured. At the time of their taking the clothing, a train of cars, loaded with Lincoloites, was within 300 yards of the depot; but the boys snccetded in carrying away th prizi. Colum'jiu (-fTy.) Xtus, Dtc 16.

'We understand four companies are now being organized in Carter county, to flght for the Sou th It will be remembered that Carter county has been the hot-bed of "Unionism." Cortoratios Tax pates who have thus far neglected to settle their taxes for the present year-are earnestly requested to call and pay without de lay, as they will theroby save costs aad Interest- Longer fndulgence cannot be given, without injury to the public. A. Nelson. Dad, 4. lmsra Collector, City HalL Uemoval.

uur- oiiice nas oeen tnu aav removed to rooms over Planters' Bank. Beef and Pork Packers for Government. doel.lm. a More for Kent. FBOU the irst of January itxt, the three s'cry house en the north side ef- TJnlon street, between Collet ani Cherrj, the nut house Cellet.

the passage lead a separate en trance on eacn story. In each of which a business dl lnct from the ether eta be eoadueted. without 1 nterf ertnoa. The location Is one ef the teat in HuhxUle, and well adapted for a family grocery, dry godj, boot aad shoes, t. Apply to A.D.

BSRRT, novSSdla at Maeej fc Etmfl ton's- Wanted. STEWARTS. TFAltD HIAST3EHS, COOIX and Munei for Honitals In dtr of NashnUe. AppUeanU will ca'l at Surrton'i Qeadauarten on Churn street, Colonnade Buildings, between the hear of ten and twelre tut Jlf 1 as itTun a ri (uci-uu j. jnu ourrraa oi roc v.

BBSOKTLT HOW BREAKS laORKIXG IN ArrlVdljof Mr. Falkhe? atSorfalk. NORTHERN ANKS UNLVRSALLTSUSPENDED TJSVlfiyvTW, A li WMSTWATZQyppyDEUAJWSWS 4 3 1 -in New Tork. Immense Sensation t-- tr STOCKS JCOYEUB. tlCnT.SEtrrjRITIES.

i a JEjtcliaii gtj on; jLoii.Aor. to UJLtt; 'f r-' MIDDLING COTTON.42' CENTS. ADFAXCE ON SALTPETRE. The Nortlrcrn Press lor TTar. lilKCOMI COrEKPf.TIEIVT DEFIASfX.

FpecUl Dispatch tha KashvUloUnljn and Anericin. RicmtosfD, Dec 19. Ex-Minister Falkner has ar rived at Norfolk, oo parole. A universal suspension of specie payments North, has taken place. Charles F.Adams, Lincoln's Minister te London, demanded his passports upon the issue of' the Queen's proclamation.

The effect of tho news at New Yurk is vexy great. There was a fall of three per cent and a deprecis atlon of Ave to six per cent on all stocks but Fed Federal securities, which feU two percent Exchange on London sdranoed to ona hundred and eleven. ifresdatufl are firmer. Cotton is withdrawn from the market. Sales at forty-two cents for mid dungs.

Saltpetre has advanced fifteen cents. The tone of the Northern press is universally for war. They ssy that war is inevitable. The Wash- ington Government is defiant. -Tie tone of the Northern press.

is univerSH ad'ffisir'to haiabkilWsr Is inevitable." PaulknfirUatNorfalz; Hswjltbs fertRichnund to-night Novel- Idea. A. correspondent of the Mobile" asks: "Why sty. not flying; artillery be dispensed and heavy erdnacca be mounted oa railroad cart taijgruiito tarn" co-pivots?" Again he says "Supposing, tiere was railrotd on the margiaof tha coast, from Mobile to New Orleans, with cars aJipted to carrying-the heaviest guns cn -pivots, wouid not-such land-shipa be preferable to any ships on water?" Deserters. Two men who lately belonged the Northern army and deserted there from, and who were afterwards brought to this city and confined In ooe of the military prisons here, have been released and permited to go tdKeitueky where it is understood to be their intention to jcii the Confederate army under General A.

a They are both German and well Informed men -Thir names are- Lieutenant Barron Tan Flusctbausen. of Company Fort? fifth Regiment New York State Militia, and nnini.y,. Charles. Yaa Gilaan. Company First Rsjrfmtat Sioklea JJec.

16. For Kent. fSMW houa and lotbsloigine: to rjeorgeA. uhlrct-m, ca rent foe the year 18o price, six bandied djllar rtnter lrciuireaio give laieenites pay.uem tnariastcrs Bank, eiery four months, with iced aad approved security. Applr lamsJIately Ur eEOSQE jL.

WASBlXa. OS, Cedar Hill. Bocerton oounty. Tarn Or to WM. 8.

CHMTBAlf. deolS-dln No SOglghstnct, Kashrtti. T.q- Negrocs Wanted. fWAHT to hire aity negroes a deck hands sJ flreaen ft theatesmers John A. flihv.

General Andeitan nJ tl art run between MashvUle. and 7aitDaaeijan Teen. will pay for them thirty dollars sermanth. deilCtf A- nAMTLTOS for Sale. OK rjrehsnge for'elty or county property, Its New and liehiirasjhtSteamu Thistle.

Apoiyto Corceref Sroadacd Cherry sheet, Ssih tllle. Teno cat. yoa ma rrtrf We MnniNMi apr. atadltiltwul tBiamtyotu mir-liwly Mf FROF. WOO Eistorative Cordial BLOOD KESOVATOS.

I precisely what Its nam Indicate, Ur, whlla plsaatst ma usMjiiurevmrying, eaniiaratlnz, aaaatreitn- A FLAG OF TRUCE FnOSI KAL-i I TUB FEDE- Tho Hesstaxts Bsported JXetrcatlixff Across LUo Hirer. 0 Taiao's Flight. Jlobt E. Patterson, of CaDtain Bradley's cavalry company, was in town yetterisy from whom we learned the particulars of an adventure which rumor had already given us an inkling of. He was at his home in New River, in the upper edge of Anderson county, on furlosh.

when he received intelligence of a party of eight persons horseback, who, with a guide were making their way urongn tne mountains toward Kentucky He immediately mounted and gave chase. He no sooner got in sigh of them, thsn they commenced a stampede, a la the Yankees from Wild Cat, scattering portmanteaus and saddle bags, akawls aad blankets along the road, some of them evidently dismounted and took to the bushes, for ttoipar Pat terson captursa tnree or tneir ncrics, ana tne equip tnents lost in flight The linen in the saddle bags picked up, was marked with the names of Conly frigg. and his son, Hi w. Trigg. They escaped, and are) probably, by this time, winding their war through tbe mountain passes, with a prospect of safely resting in Abraham's bosom A report was circulated yesterdav that an aent had arrived here from the Lincoln Government with dispatches.

It is not probable- that any msn. in a slouched hat and traveling boots, who amuse a crowd in a hotel witbtlie news that he is a dispatch agent of Abraham Lincoln is really such an emissary, or being such an emissary, would have reached here without being provided with a very escort by our general on the Potomac We men tin so much of the theory of probabilities for the brneht of the street corners and tbe kind crentle- mea who are always so anxious to supply the newspaper wi a new" sensation Bifhmond Isamintr, Dtc 1C. TBI TSKKkSSEK BlTfLS jOU, lit ilXKXT WeDSR an inspiring and patriotic song, with music, for our volunteers, has been published by C. D. Bsxsoir.

Nashville. It will be followed in a few days by the Masox and Slidell Quickstep. We have rceeivtd a copy Gex. Cakboll has revoked his proclamation de claring Martial law in Kaozville. A Good Move.

On Saturday last a number of our enterprising citizens started a subscription to pnrcbasa the Spencer property, formerly and more familiarly known as the Williamson Ustel. The price to be paid casn down is $.2,450. ixx about aa hour they had 3S00 subscribed. On Monday the amount was nearly all obtained The object is to fit it up for a hospital for the afflicted volunteers. The place is well adapted for that purposu, beioc large and commodious, capable of accommodating about ISO men comfortably.

We have no doubt the undertaking will be entirely successful. Franklin tiiview, Ott. IS. Cofut. Several gentlenfin vol untarily came before the Commissioner yesterday and took the tath of allegiance to the Confederate Government Amsng them, we learn, were Alfred Crots, formerly Clerk of the Court of Anderson county, and Col.

Wbitson, late Postmaster at Clinton, in the tame county. We are glad to see gentlemen of their standing coming forward, and vol uctarily taking their stand for the South against its now thoroughly unmasked abolition invaders KiKXOiUe RegitUr, Dtc. IS. DIBS. At i res deaee In Snmnsr county, en the Iftb inst ef tmtUionli- la tne Cjih of nil Xie.

Air. ViH. Ftiltr till irirnJs ad acquittances ate l.viiea auenu mi lunrni iron ii 7. nail mnes irom nassTiue, vu uia uu' la.ia rue, is cay at II eloct. tiivine s-rrlce by Xev.

1. u. ilcrtrrln. Free Girt Prizes. To le distributed on JTtw-rears Eve for the Btntfil of the Sick Soldiers in the Hospitals atAashviUe.

The Ladies of the Soldier's Relief Society of Ten nessee, have undertaken to organizj a scheme oi Fne Gift Priits, the proceeds of which are for the benefit of the tick soldiers of the Confederate Army. In furtherance of which benevolent purpose they appeal, with confidence, to the citizens of Nashville and of the State of Tennessee and the public generally. A Committe has been appointed to receive donations such as Jewelry, Statuary, Pictures and other objects ol art, antiquities, curiosities, books, trinkets and toys for children, or any other articles for ornament or use all ot which will be properly classified, numbered and distributed to the holders of tickets claiming prizes. The names of doners will be la. belled upon each article presented, unless other wise directed.

Every donation thus received will be valued separately by tbe committee and, ticket corresponding with such valuation will be issued and sold for one dollar each. Persons from a dis tance who make donations or order tickets may leave instructions with the committee in rtgtrd to tbe disposition to be made of their prizes. The first drawing will ts'ie place at 7 o'clock on New Years Ere, at the Mstonic Temple, upon which occasion there will be music and refreshments. Tickets of admution 23 cents. The drawing or sales of such articles as mty remain io the possessioa of the Society on account oi unsold tickets will take place on the next or some subsequent evening, is may be announced at the time.

It is hoped the plan suggested will meet with a success worthy of the cause and commensurate with tbe necessity which has prompted its presentation to the public. The Society takes pleasure in announcing that they have already received valuable contributions and it is hoped that all others who are disposed to contribute will place the articles in the hands of the chairman of committee, Mrs J. M. Bass, at the earliest day practicable. The scheme contemplates the friftpf such objects only aa are already in the possession of the donors, and the presentation of tick eta to friends in lieu of the usual gifts for the holidays, will bo no doubta most acceptable substitute, became whether the recipients draw prizes or blanks, the benefit will inure to those who are wor thy of all our care.

In this case no sacrifices are required, and while we enjoy the usual festivities of the annual holiday, we make them tributary to the accomplishment of a noble and patriotic pup. pose. frELlCIA Gr.CKDT POSTER, Tres'ultnt Relitf Society of Tenntsee. COMMITTEE OK OTTT3 AND ARRANGEMENTS. Mr and mrs John Bass, mr and mr Sterling Cockerill, mrs George Cunningham, mrs John Se-hon, Dr and mrs Waters, mr and mrs Richard Cheatham, mr and mrs John EwingCol aad mrs Acklin, Col and mrs Wdi Bryan, mr and mrs A Wheless, mr and mrs Mathew Watson, mr and mrs Tom Smith, mr and mrs John Overton, Hon and mrs A Ewieg.

mrs A. J. Duncan, mrs Jace Farrell, mrs Plajcr. mrs Gardner, Col and mrs John McGavock. of Franklin, Tennessee, mr and mrs Avint of Murfreesboro, Uni Cynthia McGavock of Brentwood, col and mrs Stevenson, miss HuQ, miss Stones, mies Narcissi Saunders, miss Georgia Foster, Miss McAllister, miss Nannie Williams, mis3 Rutledge.

miss Ida Uamilton, miss FeliciiuBacq, miss Lottie Erwin, miss Laura Irwin, miss Shields, miss Bang, mis Bell, hon Janus Williams, hon Edwin fl Ewing, mr Morgan, ecl Wm Williams, mr Thomas Carter OJMVITTKn ON REFRESHMENTS. Mrs John Hill, Chairman, mrs Wm Eakin, mrs Dr Eve, mrs Shute, mrs John Thompson, mrs Greenfield, mrs Orville Ewing, mrs McClung. mrs Fort, mrs Goodwin, mrs Wm.B Ewing, miss Annie Ewing. miss Annie Woods, miss Annie Shute, miss Salhe House, mrs Lew is mis; Compton, mrs Claiborne. Mrs btratton, miss Koe lowing, Mrs Cose, miss Bailess.

JIiJNew8papera throughout the State will confer a favor by copying'the above. SThe Committee1 on Gifts and arrangements, will meet (Jthis). Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, at reaidanse, College street Wanted. nfEN OARPSSTXIta to work for Confederacy. Apply at A 1 COTTON YARNS, SOLE AND JLEATUPIt, SniUTINGS, OS.TABCrtGS, STJCH.S.

Tarsals at yiTB, BUZrHERD 4c CCS. Dee.Utf. 1 COX FEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA Oanxxxcz Cmcr, Nashville. Tenn. Dee FTtOSTT Cente per pound will be p.ld for all Salt-Prtre de- I' urered at the Cealelxuale Stales Anenal In this dry, before cntuay ei Jaij, ciiaer on exisunr eoniraus or OU- erwiao.

WEIGHT, 1st Llent Artillery and Ordntnes 8 deelB-dlm CfcP Commanding Arsenal Head This CTIFTBBX sr Twenty good Hsrxesa Waters can ebtala steady JL eapioymens at gkoa wage u.mtd'ate application J0H5 UOBHUW tc EON, Ho 48 llariet street, deelO-dlv Maihville, Tenn Engine and Boiler for Sale. IIAVB a irst rate latin aad Boiler (40 hone power) fer sale, good as aew. Built with the latest Improvements at lucnester, Mew Terx. Alee a fcU of thirty ixc Crilsg Jfaeibei, Picker, te uoui ii viLetnnau, aew. m.

a lAisaLueu, deoie dim Bewl'ng Green, Ky ROBEUT THOMPSON Wholesale Grocers, Ft nit Scalers ANB CtlDV MANtTFACTUItEttS, Be. 21 iHaikel Ntreet, rYaattTllle. A MO SO our present (took will be ft uadihe fellowisg trti-tX. oes, to which Invita the sttenti.n of buyers, and which will sell In lot to suit customers aid at lowest m.rketpritea: N. 8.

Order cannot bo executed except the monej is eneUsed. a i nno aarar. au graaee; piyipsra uoiiuii utn; SS tklrHolisiee: de to French Brandt 3a chest Black and dreea Teas; Wis do Poaibon Whisky; io sp Java ueBa; do de Ect'on Co do; 103 package Layer Balstu, la 45 de do N.wsom'i djj Bexu, Halve and Qa-nrrs; IS do Ginger Brnd7; S30 cart'n Baliln for faaSy ut; SO da RroKfied Vthuky; 140 boxe Preih Prunes; SCODeo'johns; iOOdoaOytters lnlfc9doaeaai; SS cases Flssks; 10S boxe No Ulne Oiaeken; IO do Bar Tumbler; kabbls AlmotdsandNau; .15 do do iMnanUts; S5 dosen Pepper Sanees; SeronBole; k5 do Tomato Catsups: ISObataSilt: 10 do fresh Peaches: 10 do Stonghton Bitters; 20 do htusutd; dec6-tf CO do Extra Hour: S3 drxen Picklea; IS nests Pointed Tuba. BObKJtt CO. Important Notice.

nrHB undersigned hereby lnfcrsas the people of the Cental-3 erate St.te of Ameiios, iht he Is fully prepare! to for-nith them all tne 8 tons, Bollow-ware, Mill Oearlng, Car Wheel and all other caitinrs thtt they may need, and also do any amount of machine woik fur them, at fair rates, at his extensive foundry aad AtaChine fkopi, located at Enoxville, Tenn. A. L. itAHTBLL, Ja dsell-dly For Kent. FOE the year 1PG2, the Store Heess on Oollege street, at present occupied by Heuis Qlliersjn.

Applr te Uiehael Vanghn, Ho. 41 CLerry street, or Archer Cheatham at College street deelSdl Strayed, or stolen, jntROU Oapt Xasley'a Cempacy, on Sa nrday, the 14th kV from the rublle Square in KsahTilie, a key little tw.iy-k.eied, the rigkt eye slightly tore, about 15 hands andahtlf thj hatenaMtxl-cin saddle and a sntfSe tit. She had teen newly shod. A ike was railed In ameer county, ihs nuybave gone there. Any information eaabe left at this (Ba er at Camp Weakly, for which a liberal reward will be paid, deila-dfcwlt 8.

Axxaiea Orrica, I SJehmoad, Dec. IS, 1S6L nrVIS Oiiaiie Bnreau of t'a Cenfederate States agree to I receive all Charcoal Cold tin: Irea," delivered at Nashville, or Chattanooga, en or ceforelhe 1st of Jaauary, 1K3, and piy icr 8 IS per gross ton, at the point ef iron delivered at ttashville, Chattanooga, or Tlerecee, Alt will be paid fer by licut Vfiignt, tJhlilIr, on lecelits ot agent, to be designated ky him at those points thtt Ceilv err at Memphis, by W.J.r WK Bust PartUa will pase assort their lien, 1, 3. GOUtUS, Llent. Chief of trdrance. Chattanee Oautto one month.

Clarhtrille Ckroniel one memh. dtelS dfcwlm Pork Bcnse. novZ7 8t r. o. Ct X.

M. BRCCB QaTer.mjt Agent. THE IS It A or VS. J. MA BR, Opposite tho Sewanee on.

College street, is the place to obtain Insurance in some of the oldest and meat reliable Southern Companies. nov20-tf State of Tennessee-Davidson Conn-ty CourtDecember Term 18C1. lhemat 3. Hopkins AdxtV. tsLeroy Hopkins and ethers.

RB it remembered that an the 14th day of December, IK on motion of Complainant ky counsel in the above caste. ami It appearing to tht saUataatioa of the Conrt that the following defendants, to wit; Loroy Hopkins, Wm Hoptlnr, Bilianeta Jaexaon, aieers- jaexson, resicmtsci virgitu; Ueetar O. Hopkins, Harriet a. nop jus, josn B. Hopttrs, Marv Coleman.

DitU Goleman, Wm. tlarkacd Char If tL Oltrk. residents of Eentnokyi and Btmnel llrpkins ted it er. unknown helr.e of Joseph Hopkins, are nonreeideotsof tbe State of Tennesies, and therefore ths orJlna-y preo ss of this Curt cannot bs served udontk-m; It isthsrefore by tc Coart that puDL'cation be mado torfeurweess icquir-irgthe skid defendant ti aopear at ihsntxt term of this County Court, to be heldea at lae Ocrurt House la tbe city of Nathalie, en the first eondiy In Vetruiry next, and answer said bill, or the sams will be taken for ccnicssed as to them and set for hearing ix parte. aeciv-wit-pr ios if.

u. suhaxuah, vicrs. Special Dispatch to the HaiSnrtlle Hnlon and American. itowuso (Jeeik, Dec. 19.

The Federals have sent a flag, of truce to bury their dead, one hundred and fourteen of whom were The Lincolnite are reported aa having retreated 0 bi uiQi Ft 9 I across the river. Lnixorox. FURTHER FROm EN I. AMD. Tlie Demand for Messrs.

Mason and Slidell Confirmed. Reported mediation el Xapoleon. RiCllMOKD. Dec. 19.

via New Orleans Tho N'nr. folk Hay Eook has extracts from the Baltimore Sun and JNew lork Herald ef the lGth. Eachpsptr puuuaues we jaie ioreign new. Halifax, Drc. 15.

Tne Eurona has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 30th, and vi Qaeenstown me za, wnere see was detained till ilonday by the Government She has the Queens mesaencer on board with aispatcnes to Lyons- Oa tbe 30th Her Msifstv held a nrivata fnnnril at Windsor, where three of her Majesty's, ministers were present: previous to wbich the same minis-ten attended a Cabinet Council at Lord Palmer. ston's official residence. The London 7ime has no that the Ffpr1 Government will complr with the demand of l.n4 I Lora Liyon's instructions, in which tne cabnet are said to be unanimous, are einlicit and deter mined. The London Pojf savs an acknowledgment of the error aad sarrenaer or -thenrisoners -will be re ceived with great joy. but if the Federals fail to do so, no man in England will blind his eyes to the alternative mat England mast do ner duty.

The Time reasserts that it has been Seward's policy to force.a quarel witkEntrland. and cal's for energetic military movements in Canada. The Time predicts these things will immediate ly follow the outbreak viz. The destruction of the Southern blockade. Tne complete blockade of the Northern ports and the recognition of the Southern Confederacy.

The Paris Patriot argues clearly that Franca will sido. witn ragland and recogmzj the southern Con federacy. Liverpool gires a rumor that Napoleon Las been proposed as arbitrator between England and the United States. LiTKrooL. Cotton inactive.declined half penny STILL LiTIR.

Cap Racs, Dec. 15. The City of Waabineton. Irom Liverpool, via. Liaeenatewn, the fifth, has ar rived.

The excitement in' reference to Mason and Slidell continues nnabated. The Pari lemma" repeats tne statement mat rtapoieou Has tendered his services as mediator. The Paris Pairie has official foreshadowing of the disposition of France to recognize tho independence of the Southern Con federacy it England sets tne example. A large number of English naval vessels have been ordered to be ready for immediate commis aien. beveral were loaded with military stores destined for Canada.

The Qoeen issued a proclamation forbiddine the exportation or arms, powder, lead, and all maten als for making powder. The New York Herald urges the North to put her harbors and coasts in a thorough state of defence Cotton advanced in Nevr York to 3G cents for middling. Nobfols, Dec 13. All wan excitement and iov last night on tbe reception of the European news. i oonnrua, rwuui, were uispisyeu.

The privateer bumter escaped Irom the Ire quels, and la again at sea. Gen. bnerman, successor of Anderson in Ken tncky, is pronounced insane. RienuoxD, Dec. 19 Wm.

P. Byrd. of Aususta Georgia, arrested here early in September aa a spy has been released, the Examir.tr says from favorable representations in cis Dentil by XL Burnett member of Congress from Kentucky, Acgcsta, Dec. 19, The Savannah Revublican this morning says a cargo oi azou sscss oi cotlee ar rived at a Confederate port this week. Tho Aeteshas dispatches from Charleston that four of the enemy's gun boats ascended the North Ediston inlet Tuesday afternoon and anchored opposite Rockville, St.

Johns island. 30 miles from Charleston, and shelled the camp of the first South Carolina regiment, and under cover of fire landed large force. The Carolinians fell back four miles to the Bridge church. Iticnuo.vD Alec. 13.

I be b-iquvcr says it has a Decif.1 dispatch from Norfolk this morninsr. an nouncing tbe universal suspension of specie psy- mem in tne norm, Aoerai ocmanacu nis pier ports upon the issue of the Queen's proclama tion. Tbe effect of tba news in ew York was great, causing a fall of 3 per cent, and a deprecia tion of a to per cent on all stocks, ederal securities full 2. Missouri fell 3. Sterling advanced to 110111 much firmer; Cotton wai generally- withdrawn from tbe market; Middling 42c; Saltpetre advanced losji 0 0 snlng to the titat powers.

It also ravtvifie, reinstate 'and renews the Meed la all Ita orlitnal nnritr.and Una reKsreaanc renaers too system tnvBinerani te attacu or disease. It 1 tna only preparation ever ocered tcCM world In a popular form so a to be within tho reach of) ail. no cnemteauy and auilruity eombfnd so a tp bei moat powerful and yet an iwritetly aaa tJ aoHtra, aKa nmC4 toouu uu vstattuaomacA, andi tone up-ttts mgnuieotgam.ana allay all nerves and lrrltaUan. It is also crf astlv exhlllratlar In Its! effect, aad ytl never followed bv Iasaltads or detrt iionoi spirit, it it composed entirely or vegeueie aai inoee tnoroagniy comntning powemtitanu ana loathing properties, and consequently can nsrer lnre. IWNJ auwai WfS IIU hi it A aedlcar science, and also by all wa fcav sarredf rom leUlity for It need no nedteal (kill orsaowledg eren; sewtnatdecuuy tolMw all it tacit or disease, aad ay th nngnarded tystao open to th attack ef many ii tne moMdsizerons to wnick poor naran it con- dantly liable.

Such, far (xaapU, as the ftllowing: Consumption, BroaeAIUs, Indlgostloa, Dyspepsia, Lots Appetite, xalntntssNervau raipilaucn or tee Heart, ateiancnoly, Aiypocondrta, 'iL-ht Sweats, Laniucr, Qiddlnesa.an all that eiat ol -ate, toreamiii-iatanrusatlended loin nma.oaiieri Weaxnea uod IrreautaritSe. Aim, Utct De- raoraentaorzorpiuty.and Liver Complaints, Diseases of tke Sidneys, Scalding or Inccntlnutsee ef tne Urine, jer any" xeneral denngeaent of th Brlnary Organe. raintn me luce, sioe.aaa Mere en LLeanonuirs. pr Slight Cold. Hacking and Continued Oosgh maoauon.inneaity oi wmiga ennmerate many mere tUn, but hats space only to My, it will cot cur tne debility tellowlng Chilis tnd Jeyer, but prevent all attacks arising Irom xllaa- ixaU Inaasneeaond curtth disease at encsslf already ittsckM Ana at It act directly and persistently upont uio tuwj uuj taTer aeucn, fact, all tboTxeretioa and tecreUous of the iytea, It will Infallibly prevent aay dcUricu eonse-ueaces following upon change of eltmate and water bence ail travelers should have a kottts with them, and i ill should take a table spoonful at least before eating As It prrrente cottlveoeea, strengthen th dlgetlv or an, it shouN be in tha hands of all person ef codes- tarr hablta.

ttzdeoti. nisiateri. Nterw nra. A nj ladies notajcsstomed to nncheut-door exerelM should fS alwaysutoil Uthey will they will and aa agreeable' pleaaant and c2deat remedy against those 111 which'. rub them of their heanty for keaaty canno exist with pf out health, aad health cannot exist whUe th abort ir- regularities contlna Ihoaaraln.thaCordIaI.Uapr-i tact Mother's feliet Taken a month or two before the) A lnal trial sh will pus the dreadful period with ccrfeet II aso and tafety.

Iher Is no atlitax aboat. thla Cordial I Uali wscI.Lafbr it Mothers, try It I Andtoyenw1 appeal to detect tho illness or decline net nty of year daughter before it I t.o.lato, but also yout eons and while tk former, from false dellcacTften coeedow to npremataretTraee rather than let their ca Uition tftea ao mixed up wimueexaiecenxeroaxmetsuariricwennstroryaa they Uo would trarolU tit time downward patn, until ff too late to arrest their Caul fall But th motner 1 al way A ansursTOurxevertalllntTaS'ectioawilluaerriszlVBotnt I i you to fret. Wood's Keatoratlre Cordial and Blood Ran-1 ovater a the remedy which ahouid be always on hand numaorneed o. J. AUtiu.jrropcetor.ttt eireadwu.l' New Tort, ani lit Harks street, BLLoois.

Ho I 0 0 ft Bold by all sold Drugijtt. Bold la MatLvaisiy flic On Dollar per Bottle. XWISa, FXatLXTOK St 00. BURST DZMQTTU.X, BKbWH 3t7A.fi, DiilOTILL3 k. 00..

ani all good Trugxist In fht city. marsi-dwiy NASUVILUE ASD OilATTAKOOGA sJIlAJSaf OP SCIIEDTIL3S. OS AXD AT7 TVEDXESDAY, NO VEajBErUSOtilt IS81 eseennr Train on thalfaahvlll and Chattanoon fislTrcsJ rill tun a follows OOIHQ SABX. Laav Hathrill at ill A arl 106 Arrive at Chattanooga IrSO A and SUSm. coanta wzst, Leave Ohattanoora at CuSO A and 9Ht) M.

Arrive at Nashville 1 1 7:30 A aad t.tO M. rfXSM Xralns leaving NashvUle at 8:13 AHoanecU at WarJ 9 trace with ShelhyvUle Branch, at TuHahoma withMeUlna-rtllo and Manchettar Railroad, aad at Dacherd with Winchester and Alabama Railroad, at Cowan with Eewane Kaalroad. aad at Chattanooga with. TTettera and Atlantic Hailroail, Tut zralnt lea nor HaaavUieat llXir- 51. eoanect tt War- trace with Shelbyillle Branch, at Bievenson with JImphla and Curleston Railroad, and at Obattanooea with Rati Tenn.

and Sto. and Western and Atlantic Railroads. Xhrourh Ticket, to the follcwinr noints. and at rrictt annax ad, can be had at all hours, on apptteaUon to Ita Ticket Agtalj itOIce, at DeiKJti Petersburg. Lynchburg.

XnoxvUIe CharUatoa- Savannah. Macon AagusU Atlanta. Coluabsa Hontgomery auntnUIe Srand Junction- Hempcia. Holly Springs, 1 oanion. New Orleans- Bersheba Springs-HeUlnnvUI not-tf -fne 23 ai a 21 5 15 51 .17 1)0 II 50 17 0 IS 3 10 00 is so 11 oo 17 30 i si co 7 34 COLR.

Rnperloteudenti Tender spurc-UibH. tsuclt- Hones and Meat. XRSONS desiring Hog nd iitef Offl can be tnpplied at ttaPackinrtieuteof X. BRUCK jl CO. dce4 pi UK.

KING'S BISfEnSABY FOB PRIVATE DISEASES. DR. KISS, formerly JSnr Texk, for ths four yean of Lauisvtlla, Kentucky. nd who devoted hi attention to tha treatment of private disease f.r evu thirty yerrs.natteeshljaKlf.hailn attended to a practice far set raaay yean, and cured so many toea all disease a private nature, no matter how bJ tbey may from Injudiden medical treatment, or from neglect of their own Sr. King' Dispensary 1 No.

S3 Dead rick street, between Cherry and the Square, where cure all disease ef a print nature. 0oasxa cured without naaciaa medldnt or Interfarcnes from buxtsest. STXicTcaxi stoldor recent date, e.ectnallv euredlnafew an operation which caases no pain. Wnere a ttrictar txitt, nealtn eannoe ra enjoyeu rereapniiieaaeannaire nisohlet and nnderaiaea the conttitutioa mueh with all the ditrwt of the tktn. srowla out a bo etoetaaUy eared In a few d.jt Exsnut atunuon unit Men (Itm to this aaxe, and all thsoonseqaencee grwinrontf it, eroogtl on In many oase bv the 0cnictle aMU of Inconsiderate Tooths and excessive Indulgence or the pastleui.anerfectof which will undermine the censtitntion, rendering the snbjtct sa flWor btttinet or society, and caustny preraatnreold ate.

who ra.r I aborlng with any diCcu ItyortheWoaik may rest assure! of ipmedtote relief. Person raiding abroad, by writing ad oil ting their eat, wtai a fee eseloaod, directed to Dr A.Xlng,Ne. Leadnct tuert, Nathvills, Tana will hate the oeceeaary mecBdne reel to thrlt rfrM.wlUineeitarf Strtetieereevabaerrsd. OSt tours from 9 o'elook In th Bsrslsg uatll 1 In It rsrataw. -HsyBJi-4rwly C3.