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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15
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PUBLISH now ny annual Prospectus OF The Daily Globe,
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Congress the first Monday Of next December, when
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been published long that Eost public men know ne
and therefore deem needless to give minute account o.
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corps Of short hand writers in this or in other coun
try majority Of them will EACH be able to report
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ing sve9ts, ,n. . ..i, iI, ,o,.,in re.
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print printed manuscript copy taxing for dfa the ay
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Joint Resolution passed providing for the distribution OF the
Laws OF Congress aud the Debates thereon
With view to the cheap circulation Of Of Congress
and the debates contributing to the true Interpretation thereof
and to make free the communication between the representative
N constituent bodies:
Be resoI5ed 6 ts Senate and House Of Representatives
Of United etdtes of America IN Congress Gssseed That
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GlObe and Appsndi which contains the laws and
bates thereon shall free through tie mails long The
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Approved, August 8, 1852.
TERMS
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For copy Of the Congressional Globe and Appendix daring
the sessioB. -.----.-- ~
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JOHN G. RIVES.
novs-H Washington, Oct. Is, 1850.
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Knitting Yarns, all cOlors.
Ribbon Department.
WOOllen Goods.

Genuine Lubins Extracts 60 cents bottle;
Burnett's Cocaine for the Hair;
Barry's Tricopheros, Rimmels' Toilet Vim gar,
Lavender Water, Eau de Cologne, Tooth Powders,
Lip Salve Lilly White, Meenf1n, Pink Saucers. etc.
SOaPs-Wndsor Omnibus, Honey and different other kinds
BFuEhes.-Hair Brushes-Pearl niaid, Thalebone back
Ivory back. Rosewood and common.
Flesh Brushes Infant Brushes Tooth and Clothes Brushes
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15
u. a. Fahnestoek's Yermifugo

VPThfS Safe and Effectual Remedy Tor
Worms extensively used by regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine whsh has made Its
pearance 10 the United States.
used with the utmost freedom and confidence BY
who have in all the Middle, Western and south-
States.
The great its popularity the fact that nothing has
vet been which be substituted in its place. and
that nav be IN without fears % the
suit It's perfect safety recommends il to every parent u
worms within the sys i will speedily expei them
without fall But in order obtain the genuine article
and look we'll TO the initials on
the bottle wrapper and be particular 70 see that be Is
n A FohosrsockI = Vernifuve and no other nOV4-Wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15
Georgia.,

The Augusta Coasiitfiopa'st OF the 18th, publish
es returns from one hundred and fifteen counties in
Georgia, which foot up as follows BREcEINRmGE
A., COS BELL 1883; and DOUGLAS 1853. The
COnSiii,dioudliSt adds
In the seventeen counties to hear from Governor
Brown, in 1859. had a majority of zoos
The present indications are that the popular ma
ioritv in the State against Mr. Breckenridge will be
less than 1920. and may be a few hundred more.
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Chnnge Of Location.

ENG compelled &C South az the health q,
ny family, will be located Tor ne uatsr AZ tie
depot " Poindeer, Litiis Co, No q Baene street. NsE
Orleans, where VII Be pleased 70 friends, AMI viii give
prompt attention to the sale Of all property consigned ~
Agents. Pate and JAS scruggs wiz attend to ny depot
Nashville ard negroes tnet cannot b. sold Nashville. b.
structing them, will be foFsared NeF Orleans Hopng
~ strict busne the part of myself and asnl
to merit conteuanceo Of he liberal patronage heretofore
tended me- respectfully solicit the vo Of all haFnr bul-
Dess in my line, either iorNaahSille or New Orleans.
novil-a WILL. 1. BOYD, il.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
r0R pRTvArE nUSpASES-

m<6@ DR.. KING, formerly of New Tcrk for the las
&kz toar years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who ha
devoted HE attention the treatment Of diseases for
thirty aers himself having attended practice for
many and cured thousands he enabled 70
diseases Of private nature matter hew bad they may
nudco7 medical treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. King Dspensary No. . Desdeick street. between Cherry
and the Square, all diseases svae
GoEoRHKA without nsucous medicine inerferens
from business
STRUCTURES OF old or recent date, eecuay cured few
days by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
zischiefan un6ermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skn growing out Of
let or bad treatment e6ecuay cured in few days,
SEMINAL particular attention having been given 20
all the growing out Of it, brought
an in many eases By destructive habits Of nconderas
Youths indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
sseie.y, and causing premature old age
Females may be sborng with difficulty Of tie Womb
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad By writing and stating their case Wi
fee enclosed directed Dr. A. King No % DesdeGk street
Nashville Tenn will the neceassry medicine sent 20 her
address with necessary directions Strict observed ono
9ocloc in the morning until IN TIE evening
ay23. I659-d&wlv
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Missouri
The Negro Suffrage question:" New York

In the State of New York, negroes worth $3.50
are allowed TO vote. A proposition was submitted
the people OF the State, at the late election 10
confer the right Of suffrage up the negroes ire
spcctive Of the property qualification The Repuo-
Iican Legislature of last winter conveniently got
rid of the question. which was somewhat emoar-
RAISING in Its nature. in this way. The result Of
the submission of the proposition is its overwheln-
ing defeat In the city of New York, where there
were 32797 Republican votes, there were only
l64O votes cast for cnfranchisng the negroes not
worth $3.50. which is about one-fourth or one-ifth
the price of likely negro in the Southern markets.
II is said that the rich negroes worth $3.50
and nlore-voted to prevent poor negroes from
voting.
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j. o. GRIFFITH & co

GRIFFITH, T. @. DUNNINGTON, JNo. c. BURCH
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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Mn. TOoNHs REsIGNATIoN.-TheA Augusta C0psliilr
ti0RCst Of the 18th, says the announcement in the
Charleston Courier, the authority of special dis
patch from Savannah, that Senator ToOMBs had re-
signed his seat as United States Senator is not con-
frmed by any statement to the same effect in the
Miledgeyille papers Of Friday or Saturday. Sena-
tor TooEBs reached MiedgeviIie on Thursday night
and yet no editorial reference is made about his re-
signatiOn
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The Washington correspondent of the New York
Jys.,LJ writing on the 9th, says:

The President can take no notice of them (the
Secessionists) unless they attempt to obstruct the
federal laws or attempt to interfere with govern
ment property. Should they attempt lne IAlter lhe
army and the navy would doubtless soon be ordered
in that direction The Administration, however, do
not anticipate any thing Of the kind The South
knows her duty too well interfere with or obstruct
the federal laws.
The President is frequently lnterrogated by peo-
nile from the North as well as the South, to what
he intends to do He invariably answers them that
he has no authority te.prevent State from seced-
ing. and therefore heAcan do nothing. In case of
notification he says the matter would be difficult.
He will meet the emergency whenever it shall rise,
promptlv and DO his whole duty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15
COMMUNICATION.
Union meeting.

The dispatches which we have received clearly
indicate the realization of our most serious fears,
the election of Mr.. LINCOLN. What viii follow the
announcement of this result in the more Southern
States we cannot determine. If one State seeedes,
the question will present itself to the Federal Gov
eminent, whether or not it will admit the doctrine
of peaceful secession Should coercion be attempted,
although the other Southern States might not take
adverse action in their corporate capacity, it is
quite certain that thousands of their citizens would
be enlisted under the banner of the seeding States,
should few of them secede. As much as we would
regret secession coercion, in our estimation, would
be still more deplorable. While we for the Union,
we cannot endorse the sentiment. 1.-THE Union right
or wrong" We are for the Union fright" and
would be willing to suffer much wrong in it, but we
cannot say that we would submit to every wrong
that fanatcism and power might feel disposed to
infct upon u.s.
The undersigned call for "Union Meeting to
be held at the Court House in jacksonville tonight
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

TFVAKEN up BY Sd. szrTrl. The Third District Perm
4 cnuniy, Tenn, Hare muie, shout thiriser
haEds hgh dark brown ghteu years old usa-y Blind
Appraised The l4,h dag Of April, ls6o to heen dollars
J. lARKINS. larger
Nnrafr 49, To- D.
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We have reports from Morgan which will give
BRECKENRIDGE about 600 majority, and in which
Douglas will get only ten or dozen votes Pike is
also reported at $50 to $50 majority ior bpeekln
pidge with Lincoln and Douglas tle' one vote
having been cast for each. ,,ooo
Bells majority in the State will be between "a ,OOO
-ot,s Rrcckiuridge will beat Douglas about 5000
or DC Charlottesville Courier, NoU IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

TIE DEFEAT OF BURIJNGANE-The Boston Post IN
announcing the defeat of ANsoN BrRLNGANE the lie
publican candidate for Congress in the 9Th or Boston
district Of Massachusetts and the election OF WV
APPLETON, the Union candidate, by about two hun
dred majority says:
Tins Is great triumph, and national men over the
whole country will hail il as such. Hardly any con-
gresslonal uiulOph could have given more satlsfac-
ton 1t is victory won in the right place in the
right way by union Of the national clement and
mas about It characteristics that place il above Ord-
nary party successes. AMI make il a victory for the
country Ii is an event every way worthy OF the Fam
eu Hall district, and will be hailed as sign of the
change ct public opinion that l. going ON here in
Massachusetts,. 1t viii be the best speech for the
Union that Boston has made for years Il is pledge
that unpromsing the result OF the State election
was Yesterday. tie same element that achieved this
great triumph will Nssaredy redeem the State from
the party which now ruies and disgraces It.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15
AUCTION SALES.
Adminisfrafnr,a enI1

an THURSDAY, the I5th day q November lsso Vim q
NJ fer for sale the highest bidder a Patterson ron ors
tNsOws Of Hapeth, and late residence Of s James L sell
IN Cheathan eounty, Tennessee
From sixty % seventy head 81 Mules;
seventy 70 ssvenfy-hve bead Of Cattle;
seventy to serenity i've head Of SSeep;
Seven fcke Of Oxen;
Carts Wagons, PloEs, &c, &c
Two sets Blacksmith Tools. Carr enter Tcos Stc &c,
IsOOO Sarrsls Corn. in the Field
% Stalks Of Millet Hay
an various other articles, too tedious to mention.
Terrss OF sale all suns Of sl8 and uuder cas-
II na5ds over that credit Of months aiEsn
Bonds Win approved security ali will required bs0r
fsnovAl o. ne property A G. sTo KARD, Admir-.
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FENHE subscriber begs leave to cal The attention OF Booksellers
steensrs Dealers in Fancy Goods and 81 Others 70 TIE
extensive assortment and superior quality EnTeopes mann
featured By him The kinds embe ey style Letter. Note,
Ocals Wedding Port Folio. Drug and other varieties Also,
Parchment and Lined, all made aud the most nert
the best folding machines yetiaventcd
Also, Writing Papers Of all kinds at prices Sam
Piles with trade list Of prices sent By mail, when
Dealers rEtea call his stock Qualities
prices. styles, sc, &c. SAMUEL RAYNOR
uovq-d2W us William Street. New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

Pursuant TO the foregoing call a large number Of
persons met at the Court House. WILLIAM NJ.
SrAKELY was called to the chair and JoHN MINIS Esq.
appointed secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing after which eloquent and patriotic addresses
were made by DR.. ROBERT +. Cooke, JOSIAH l.
WRIGHT, Esq, WILLIAM L. EAKIN, ESD, W. j. HICKS,
Esq. and JAMES A. HARE, Esq.
The following resolutions were then unanimously
adopted:
ResOlUed That this meeting approve and endorse
the sentiments contained in the paper calling the
meeting, and that a copy of the same be furnished
for publication in the Athens Post CeUednd Banner
and the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN.
Resolved That this meeting be adjourned till the
first Monday in December to meet at the Court
House in jacksonville to take such further action
as NAV be deemed advisable, and that the citizens
of the whole county be invited to attend
WILLIAM NJ. stately CHM.
JoHN MINIS, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

TIE HARPERs PERIODICALS PREsCBIBED.-We learn
that on Friday all the book houses in this city who
Lave heretofore sold Harpers' Weekly and Monthly
psblicsons closed their accounts with the publish
ers, and returned the copies on hand. The last
number of the Week., opened with biographical
sketch and full length pUrtrsis Of Abe Lincoln the
illustrious railspliaerAC Charleston Aarry, Norer-
bz"l2 1917
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

I'D CNAWAY from the subscriber, near Benton Lo.ndes
3 county Ala the 2d Of Nay Is5B copper complex
joined boy nAei cOBNBLIUs NEAL aged shout y
i've et nine inches hga. Eeghs pounds has
heavy and bushy hair quick spoken wound on he
joint ol the nd finger 81 tue right hand renders Il
stu ues blacksmith. went away sell dressed h il
supposed that he sent away with men sh0 we're fishing in
the aeixhborh00d the time.
viii give SEQ FOR the aperehen-ion OF the White nan or
men, with proof sufficient 500 delivery
said negro Benton, caught outside Dallas CT
LOwndes counties, S50f caught within these counties
ANY Information Of the boy will thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Address Benton L0Enaes county Ala
novs-In JOHN NJ. MTNTER
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- LE SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very fine;
- Cashmere Shirts and Drawers %.
Merino shirts and DRIVERS " 40.
Lambs Wool Shirts anil Drawers. " do;
Shaker FLANNEL shirts and Drawers Aelvv and very fre
Canton FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers, do %;
English Brown Cotton Shirts and Drawers, % DO:
Aen Of every size can End Underwear No. q Ca
street door from Union J. H. NcGILI.
oct20-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

I'm. LINCOLN VouNG FeR AIXsELE-Thc commu-
r1gy were yesterday surprised a. the announcement
that Yr Abraham Lincoln had goDeto the polls at
his place Of residence. and voted for himself for
Preside-t of the nitcd States If it bad DOT been
for the fact that the announcement was Rlade}n the
New York Tribune it would have been doubted that
any man seeking so high position could have per-
formed so isdelicate and indecent an act To the
credit Of nation be 1t said, never before has any
candidate for tins exalted station occupied so unen-
Eiabe position, and trust il may be long, very
Gong, before any other snail occupy similar one
philadelphia PeulSylUa1iaE.
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Lonisinna Sugar!

= n HO0SHRADS new crop Lousena Sugar, choice afti
III ce to arrVeby B. ~ Runyan on Monday next
and for sale log for cash. NIZELLs HOOPER & CO.,
Nov Ie-df Nos and Market streets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

We have included the vote given in October, for
Governor, to MILTON (Dem..) and HOPKISs, (Opp,)
in order to show that Mr.. BREcKRRIDGE has gained
on MmToN's majority.
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From Che PeterrburE VA Bulletin, pangIa.ite.

The Federal Union in effect no longer exists; it was
virtually dissolved last Tuesday by the election of
brink Of revolution, of which none can say what
the issue may be. Let US hope for the best
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-15

YEyE Board Of Directors of the Nashville Commercial In
surauce Company have this day declared annual
dividend Of res dollars shares payable on and after the 10Th
inst. JAMES WALKER,
]
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For Rent 81 Lease.


WILL lease for term Of years longer. rent for IN
ensuing year. upon most favorable terms. that large
eommOious dEelDgat the q Broad and Yaux Hal
streets occupied by II. NJ gays, $50.
Also will sell upon favorable terms the reEain
der Of interes. In the property formerly occupied resi-
dence, rented H. P. Bostek. and half mile
west Of the Court House, sDng Eih exceent dueR
o. % rooms and other mproTems shout twelve acres OF
Superior gard coil portion Of which beautifully IN blue
grass ana shade trees deighta home IN he Immediate
vicinity 81 Nashville cannot found FOR sale II
sot Il viii be for coming year. Apply a. No ~
Cherry street Ioctf71 EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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THREATENED DISSOLUTION!
SOUTH CAR OLINA SECEDES!!
Immense Distress Auction Sale
OF
Furniture, Mattresses, Buggies, &c.
uARDY RROTHERS, Auctioneera

special notice. that Saturday morning. November
18th 10 O'Clock, will sell three handsome Walnut
Mahogany French Cottage Bedsteads, sixyfOur
assorted Walnut, Oak and Cherry turned post
Rim Family Cottage Bedseads, four splendid full PEDESTAL
French tIass Rose Bureaus five Cottage
Bureaus three modern improved Writing Desks,
sorted bent rim Lounges and Mattresses three side head
prnR Lounges assorted Chairs two No. spring Mat
tAsses four Walnut and Cherry Breakfast Tables, three do
Minerva Gard four complete suits French Painted Cham
her furniture Of beautiful style and nh tEo Mstao
Hat Racks one Royal, Spar Metal Hat Racks
taIic mbea Stands, Metal Pedestal Marble top Chess
$780, four sets Shovel Tongs Glands besides
the Furniture line not mentioned Also
BENGAL top Buggy and No second hand family
naroucbe-gh snd LandsOmeand used only three months
All Of which are sold positively for cash by order OF distressed
consionors HARDY BROTHERS,
neVl3-ti AuctioneerS and General Agents.
Wanted TO Rent.
NY Ueron having good and comfortable residence to rent
in convenient part OF the city, find with
small family by making application at this Oce Apply soon
noVl3-u
For Rent.
ygyHE Tesdenc occupied by Dr. Harsh North Cherry
street. renor lease the first OF January 1851
For terms apply Dr. Harsh, A. Kerr at the Postoce
novl3-du
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VALUABLE FARm!
Daurherty Tract for Sate

DsHN NHHNHNJ ~ H~H 7sAtV'
DURsUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at Pulaski
in consolidated Of F. McLaurne Other
VIM c. Danghrty and Others will sell to the highest bidder
the place, on the 18th day OF November, 1860,
Of 57 OF Land which VIM. c. Daugherty
sides situated Giles County the Central Southern Rail-
road. Lynnville, and at
DAUGHERTY,S DEPOT.
The lands we'll improved watered an abundance Of
poplar and oak timber and in point Of soil and location
OF the most desirable places in the county The Depot
said CT at the crossing Of important thoroughar
midst Of rich AMI productive country and is destined
place Of considerable neghbohood and country ade and will
afford business for few houses The tract OF land we'll
- either
Grain, Cotton or Stock Raising.
Those who wish purchase good farm in OF the very
Of neghbohoOd in such business usually
carried such places would do we'll examine the premises
Tem-crdit OF G. 49, Is "A months with interest Bond
and two more securities required.
JAS. NooALLUM, %. NJ
NoHember 9. 60-tR till EoV l6
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We have received very few returns from Florida
but enough to show that that State has gone fol
BREcKIxR1DaE and LANE.
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THIRD FLOOR.
Wholesale Department.

The Trade respectfully invited examine our stock and
prices before buying elsewhere We import good things
Direct and buy others Of the largest importing in New
York BORGFELDT & GUNTRATH,
nov3-a2m 26 Cherry Street
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YaIuasse Printing Oniee fer safe.

SITUATEDin wealthy section country in tennessee an
having extensive snhsclt list and advertising pat.
ronage The paper IS Democratic ana viii De sold
however, but Democrat The
ihed advorae STATE Equality and The proprietor wiz
it hands be devoted any other parpose