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A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business which
pays 1000 dollars and mere year A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. P. o.
Nov. Is 1S6O-tf
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Rosfon SK.nnnfhH.

BOsTON, Nov. l7.-At meeting of Irshmen who
sympathise with Col. COrcoran, of New York, held
here last night, resolutions were adopted eOmpl
menting his conduct in refusing to do honor to the
Prince of Wales, and inviting him to Boston, when
a cOugratulatory public address will be made hm.
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Foreign Commercial.

HAvRE, Nov. 7.-Psr Steamer Tdnder6Ht-Cotton advan
eed 23 francs Saturdays quotations Sales to day 5000
bales Bas 9i96f Sales Monday and Tuesday 240O bales
closing to-day stagnant Quotations barely maintained
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At his residence miles from this city side OF the
river and the Gallan Pike, BENJAMIN FlsWENEY.
His friends and the friends Of Mr. r. NJ. PoR1zR, are
specially invited to attend his fOngral his residence
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. nov2O
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nTovementsin AIabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 17-An immense meet
ing was held in the Capitol to-day nominate dele
gates TO the State Convention, which meets on the
ninth of January next. Resolutions were adopted.
The Hons. VIM. L. Yaneey and Thomas II. Watts,
were nominated as delegates by reclamation, and
amid great enthusiasm.
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Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

On the l4th inst. little son of J. II. DEACON ol
Washington county, in this State, aged about TWO
years eu into the the spring near his father resi-
dence and was drowned before assistance couiu
reach him
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ARRIVED.
Poland from Cincinnati.
Commerce from Ports ABOVE.
MAJ Duke from Paducah.
sam kirkman, from Louisville.
DEPARTED
James johnson. New Orleans.
Commerce, PaduCah.
Mnnetunka, Paducah.
Poland, Cincinnati
The May Duke will be this days Il O'Clock packet
for Smt'lland Paducah and Cairo. Passengers will
find her every way desirable In future this craft
will extend her trip to Cairo so passengers for St
Lens, Memphis and New Orleans, may have addi-
tional facilities for trans-shipment.
For ST. Lous-The magnificent steamer c. E.
Hiliman, Capt. CoEBrr will be on hand at o'clock,
P. N, to take her departure
The Sam Kirkman leaves this afternoon at four
o'clock, for Louisville and Cincinnati Passengers
and shippers viii bear this In mind and be punctual
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l have twenty-five thousand dollars worth Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business. We invite all those DESTROYS of pur
chasing goods to call and for themselves at No
%, North side Of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
All those indebted to J. c. NICHOLSON & Co.. or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
money. nov2-lm
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sam. VANLEER d Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
septS2m
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ARRIVAL or 1hc PONY Expre.s.

FoRr KEARNET, Nov. 1.-THE California pony ex-
| press has arrived. San Francisco gave Lincoln
above 5000 majority but Douglas has probably car
ried the State The Legislature viii probably eject
a Douglas Senator.
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From Now York.

NEW York, Nov. ia Washington despatch says
MeLane, Minister to Mexico, has resigned
Slidell warmly favors secession.
1t Is reported that the South Carolina Congress
ional Delegation will resign.
The steamers Atlantic and Edinbulg sailed to-day,
the former taking $4,000 specie the latter none
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Secession EIeefinr.

MOBILE, Nov. 16.-At a meeting of all parties here
to-day, unanimously favoring secession resolutions
to await the action Of others were voted down and
Withdrawn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MES. NINSL0W.

An experienced snd female physician soothn
Syrup for children eethg which greatly facilitates proses
Of eethng BY soenng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will Aay all pain and regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it. mothers it will give rest yourselves and relief
health your infants. Perfectly al Bee
tsement in another column. oct28-Iy
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5aB- Call and try JOHN WHORLEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco the best ever offered in Nashville
A large assortment on hand and for sale at very
low prices
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept %, 1860.
At the National Fair this day the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machine, over the Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
octl-dtw&wlm.
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Burned

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.--The steamer Pacific hence
to New Orleans, burned at UniOntown last night
Capt. Lamb was lost. The remainder of the officers
and passengers were saved.
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DAALEY,s mAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

DAALEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sdapts itself to the condition of the patient the cmste
which he lives In ali Of Scrofua, Eryspeas, Fever
ores TumoTs Bois RngwoFm and all other cutaneous or
de both children and adults is harmless but efecve
though surface remedy lit passes through the countless ories
W the skin, cleansing and restoring the vital organization
who suffer pine miserable existence be induced try
is heang influence Sold the principal depots IA Broadway
n " and Chartres Street. New Orleans by J. WRIGHT co.
General Ageuts. Also by ell druggists and merchants
IA
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quantity. Call and examine, at A Union
street
Octl2-tf P&B J. W. LANGLEY.
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WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-Amos Kendall publishes
another article opposing secession. He states that
the Constitution refused to publish the article on the
ground that its editor is a secessionist.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALlE1 . MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally supplanted all other Oinments and healing
applications in both the Eastern Western empheres
wherever introduced and its Intrinsic merit Is the true secret
of its in all cuGeous aectiOS whether the cause be
GcciSeator disease.
BURNS & & SCALDs
Instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inAam
nation, by timely appca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh renew as il s by charm, no bsmish or
remaining. =
THE FRIEND OF y THE NURSERYt
Children are frequent suf ferers from external niurie
especially from fluid and CdBlpheae E1plOsiOnS-theI
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. 1t heals Breasts, and quickly
moves the letter or RING WORM, precedent IN tie
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS BY > SEA AND LAND.
The Machnist, the Ira vsIsr and every other indi-
vdual whose lot in life > throws him within the
chance Of accident from ezD0 siO cOlEiSO should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his and only
friend. 1t is beth portable cheap, and should
be his companion, friend = in There thousands
OF living witnesses to testify marvellous vrue VITO
owe their sound limbs its saving efficacy
The following Ct 8 leading diseases for whick
DALLEYS MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR lisa PREVEb
TIVE we'll as CURE: 4
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w ra are q.' in FSssp' q s and Ts selected @ q
sell NJ low Prices 20 salt Ghe Times.
Country Merchants cash cannot do letter
call on us offering extra inducements.
Brandies. all vnages, in wood and glass
Irish and Scotch Whskey
Madeira Sherry and Port, Of the best BRANDS
Holland Gin wood ard gllIa; .... e..
Champagne, Hock, Mosei and carets
italian and German Wines, Of all kinds;
Old Monopgahela, Rye, Bourbon whisky;
Bitters-IIoaeiter's Gouley's Boxers, Old saehe &c;
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
French cordhls, Light Wines and syrups
Italian AlaccarOhi vermceli nd PassaIos;
Green and Black Teas. all qualities;
HenedeaIIy Sealed Meas Fruits;
Fish Vegetables;
Preserves Jeies and Jams;
Pickles. Sauces and Condiments = ID =
Nat Fruits caadied Fruits. Nt
Dried Fruits, FigI and Ralsas:
Extracts and Perfumsry;
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
Brandy Fruits;
crneEers, &C, &c.
Pie Works Rockets and Roman Candles.
Havana cigarS Chewing Tobacco and snuff;
aeerchaum Pipes, Cigar and Liqusr Gases;
Smoking TobaecO-Turkish aud Virginia.
Cranbsrries, Buckwheat and syruu
Coeese-Eng ish Dairy, W. r.. and Pine Apps
sugar Cured Hams, Beef and TODg1es:
sSod t and 8llow Ware and BrOoms;
French Canded Fruit, Apricot Paste Nougat;
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive Oil,
a9ekere shad, salmon, Roe Herring,
Smoked and ssueed salmon Flsh;
Dates, Dried Fruit, Canon Ginger, &C., &c, &c. ..
Together with ell articles pertaining supply families
u. 3. sNOWDEN & CO.,
Ost3I-am Eo.4North Cherry Street
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Blood Food!
RiOoU Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from consumption ncpient or confirmed
from debility any kind mental or nervous prosration
brought cause from scrOfuas corpaints or
dseSesof the kidneys bladder ladies suffering any
the many distressing complaints liable to- and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered a certain reliable Teedy Differing in every
particular from the patent medicines of the day. it chemical
combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS,
Of great worth, and hundreds glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
prSpretors OF the article in consequence
fraud attempted upon the public changed color
wrapper from red to yellow, and increased
ounces BE cautious in buying that the fac
smile Of their signature the wrapper
others are counterfeit. v. J. WOOD & co St. Louis,
octl9-n Wholesale AGENTS for the West
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EOr Rent.

A VERY desirable in the Union American Build
~ ing, for the remainder OF the year, with privilege
ext year Apply at this Office. novl5-dN
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Sfenmer Snnk

LOUISVILLE. Nov IS.-The steamer Tecumeh from
Cincinnati for New Orleans heavily laden, sunk
across the mouth of the canal. The cargo is badly
damaged No one injured. Five coal boats are
also sunk at the mouth of the canal Navigation
will thereby probably be obstrueted for several
days.
The river is falling with feet 3 inches water in
the
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Departure OF Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND Characterization A. NJ. 3 P n.
TKEEKssKK AEn ALABAnA--isI5 A. n, $500 r d..
JouIsvuIR AND NAsHvIL1K--4:3O AN, 1890 ?. n.
. Galstin Express 4st5 p n.
gDGEYKLD AND KEErUcKN-6:4S NJ, 10 T. n
Arrival of Passenger Trains
EAsHvuLE am CHkTTAE0o0E-sa00 A. n .5.So z.
rKEENsFEE AHD ALARAMA-IOs00 A. NJ, 500 P NJ
LOuIsvlLLE AND NAsHvILLE-2 A.. NJ. 4:3O r NJ
Gallatin Express $3.50 A. 81
ssEErELD AED KnrOoKE-i :05 A. a.. and 200 z D.
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MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for sale.
TUyHE UNDERSIGNED win Oasr at pabs Sale On Thu rsa.
L December Goth. Is60, unless previously dls7ossd
Of, valuable Tract Of
MAURK COUNTY LAND,
Situated On the waters Of Bgbgy, seven niles from
Codmoas and four miles from the village Of Peasant
ay Tennessee, adjoining the lands OF W. and
Andrew J. Polk and others, containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres
or which there COO or 100 sees cleared and we'll in
proyed with good Overss house. containing six roons and
On me premises excellent Gin House. Barn sablnr
&c There four excellent sprags The psntan which
ar 50 located to make the susceptible q brg divided
mo smaller farms desired BY purchasers, all owned by
one, making it the most desirable
Stuck Farm in Tennessee. aa
There vii also Be sold he sane time aad place All ne
-; 1870 = ass Ooro Bye Cattle, Hogs &C. and an he fsrn
Of the most valuable lot In he stats - s' 0Po''-
EIGHTY NEGROES,
Among them are Plastersrs Baekrnbs and C.-,a,t. NJ
gaAIany :, S oe made, but any slave Known
TERMS OF SALE.
The ana viii ee soa on Sfe q one two. thres and four
bearing interest the purchase money from date "A ins--t
viii be required to Be paid annually
interest, and such security sesbfs Ia
Lucius George W. Polk myself which viii L made non
~ unless previously disposed Of on the 10th Of Decenbe
The stock CT Cattle Hogs, Pr0Vender, Farming Inpemen
&c, will be sold credit Of twelve months Eh interest
from date.
For further parulars application may Be made to Lueus
or Geo. w. Polk near tie premises, or o Aiires5
Oct Il, VO-d,twkEln Fiorenea. 1laSsna.
Cashviils BaaAer Memphis Appsaz and Lausvie Journal
copy one month and send bills to the sdvertiser.)
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Stock for Sale,

JOHN WHoRLEY, 50 South Market Street, offers for
sale sl5, 600 worth Of Stock! Call and see him.
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I'd ILLS the Banks Of North and South Carolina, Viz
ID GINA Kentucky Georgia, and Alabama will be by
us as usual TRABUE LUCAS.
II
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Florida Elect


SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. l7.-Oficial returns from
sixteen counties in Florida indicate that the MAORI
ty for Breckenridge in the State will be about three
thousand
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TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.
Notice.
r OR VI ON Y!
Money!,

AT0RT and South Carolina Georgia. Alabama Virginia and
Kentucky Bank notes taken par for goods, pay.
meut Of debts due, A. J. DUNCAN & CO.
nOvl4-dlw
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Wanted.

HARPER FOR NOyEMBER.-GREEN & Co., on Union
street have received second supply of this popular
number.
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A Rare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
NOR SALE--A stock OF Notions and Fancy Dry Goods
of the best stocks in the State The goods All
late importation The stand best on
in street, For particulars inquire Of address,
octls-dlm' WA. PARK, Memphis
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR rHB
FALL AND WINTER.
q. r. CUTTER & GLEAvEs

noe SO dRS 80 C0'neror College and Broads,,,,
NASHFELI.E, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers I'm
EVEaY DESCRIPTION or
Boots, Shoes Caters. Hats. Cans, I'm
brellas, Whips, Hosiery, &C,
Re in receipt daily Of large and general ssortspt IA,
"A Fall and Winter Wear -
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large ASSORTMENT, good and cheap.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Sse.
good aslortmen Of Gerts' Wa.sr-roof and Grain Iafb
boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
Momen's Dutch and Calf Bootsss.
Misses and Children's Calf Copper Toed Roots
Boys and Youtas Shoes and Boots, with Copuer T,s
In short. every kind Of Boots and Shoes that are Desirable M
FAN And Winter. '--o ~
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality Of Fur. Cashmere Beaver, o..,
Caps Of every desc-ipou.
Negro Wool Hats, very chsap.
Sundries on Hand.
Umhrellas, IrgHks, Travelling Bags Garnet NJ. 49,,
satchels saddle Bags, Blackiag and arushe7 Vs..
Hosiery siosss &c All Of Ehish WI b SD very $3.50
IsLeAihsr Betting and Gem Packing d. o,t
.. =. oU1x1R &dLRAvRs.
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The New York Tribune on the Secession
Question

WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-The New York Tribune of
to-day has remarkable article sustaining the pro-
prety of letting the Southern States secede if they
wish. Coming from such a source, the views are
important andI therefore send them nearly in full
The Tribune says:
I'VE have not deemed it necessary to lumber our
columns with proofs or arguments intended to show
that the secession Of a Stale from our Federal
Union is unauthorized by the Federal Constitution.
On that point, the authority of Madison Webster
can only be needed by those with whom no author
ity can avail aught.
millions for Louisiana and five millions for Florida
and ten millions for Texas and fifteen millions again
for California and New Mexico. and admitted their
people to perfect equality with US in our confeder
acy they may each and all take themselves Off in a
in frame of mind on which argument or expOstu-
in its nature irrevOeable and only the earthquake
of revolution can sever it. Still, we say in all
earnestness and good faith, whenever whole sec
fourth, shall truly desire and demand separation
from the balance, we shall as earnestly favor such
separation If the fifteen Slave States or even the
eight Cotton States shall quietly, decisiyely say to
the rest we prefer to be hencefOrth separate from
peace. War is hdeous necessity at best and civil
conflict, war of estranged and embittered fellow
countrymen, is the most hideOus of all wars.
whenever the people of the Cotton States shall
have definitely and decis1vely made up their mind
to separate from the rest Of u.s. we shall urge that
the proper steps be taken to give full effect to their
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New YORK Nov I9.-Information here SAYS ex-
Governor Akin opposes secession. The CalifOr-
mans in Washington advocate an Independent Re
public on the Pacific.
The Bank Of Sing Sing closed Saturday
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DIR. EatOn's InfanIIIe Cordial, for Child
rem TeeIhing.

Is narcotic to u to sleep and perhaps death your SUI
feng precious Onesbut reliable and certain remedy for
the ills Of nfsnte life 1t will soften the gums reduce
hammation and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
at the period Of eething 1t works like chsrm giving
healthy sleep ght the little sufferer grateful
the weard mother 1t does conspae bowels
contains NO AORPHLNK or opiate Of any kind fact
fully warranted in stating be said any other
preparation fer nfsne complaints the pub
c but is quick and aag remedy for Didrr40d Dis
etery and appIdint. Also, for Wind Collie,
Gripping in tile Stomach, Acdiy being powerful
spasmOdc Mothers should always have by them
COrOnS especially when they purpose giving their children
the other old fashioned day, exceedingly
liable bring these Ats Be and none but Dr.
Eatons Infantile Cordial, this only you rely on
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors, SO Broadway, New York
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Let dependency any longer be the prevailing
OF the fallen of the human family ask, how
this to be prevented Desp0RdsRcy Eo0 sptrs despair,
tenden look upon the gloomy side OF thing a
dcRlt drive away. Doctors and medicine will not it,
the ordinary stimulating drinks Of the day will not do it, but
before give the hopeless w rights
RcjuVenating Elixir. Asits designatessit will
put new lie and animation into dropping energies yea even
blood into your veins Ye who pine the brink of
the grave, may tried yourselves from
the slough of despair b. induced, though may be at
the eleventh hour to try its sooh ng influence Bold by all
respectable druggists throughout the United States and Canada
J. WRIGHT & CO., sole Proprietors, New Orleans, La
sed also by all druggi lists in Nashville novls-d&Wlm
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Reports from Upper Cumberland state the river
rapidly on the decline, so much that without rain
the river will by the last OF the present week come
down to three feet.
Now on Harpeth Shoals five feet scant. Due in
port this morning c. E. IIiilman, from St. Louis
sam Kirkman, from Louisville. Due Wednesday
steamers Diamond and Clifton The Red Rover Is
also due tomorrow in this river Freight little or
none offering.
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From Georgia.

MnLEDGEvHIE Nov. l9-After strong conser-
vative speech from Stephens, affairs became much
quieter, and the Convention bill passed the Senate
unanimously. The Convention meets on the ninth
of January. The Mobile Register declares for seces
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From Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. I-There is nothing of in
terest from important Southern counties to-day.
There is very little opposition to the secession
movement by the people of this State, although
the mass of them are unfaEorable to participating
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COMMON, MEDIUM

am offering great inducements to parties wish
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 19.-The ship Wild Cat hence
for Boston was damaged by fire fifteen miles below
the city and returned for repairs.
Gov. Moore will convene the Louisiana Legisla-
ture ON the tenth of December.
The ship John E. Wood with 900 bales cotton and
the bark Evadne with 5000 bbls. lime were burned
last night. The formers loss is from SIS 900 to
$4,000
Two blocks of small frame buildings were burned
last night.
The River.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. I9-The river is falling with
feet water in the canal.
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River News.

r.. orted By H. H. Harrison, Steamboat Baltimore n
Ohio Railroad Agent
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The Baptist Mixing.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 1G.-The State Convention
of Baptists met here on Wednesday and resolved
unanimously in favor of disunion. They sent their
resolutions TO Gov. Brown.
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