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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27
NASHVILLE TENN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1860
Mli5eellanenms.

N EW BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK s. CO.
The KeIlys' and the O'KelIys-by DR.. ThOne. 60
Margaret Mancriene-by Charles Burdett.
The Marble Fawn-by Hawthornes
The Duchess of Orleans.
Poe and his Critics.
H1mboldts Correspondence.
Mill on the Floss .-
Life Struggle-by Miss PardOe.
How TO ENJOY Life.
Fawn of four Acres.
living Representation Men.
Art Recreatons.
Habits of Good Soceity--for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lies Morning--Iife's Evening.
Notes on NCrsng-by Miss Nightingale
FL Fureidis-Dy author Of Lamp Lighter.
Bryants Eulogy on Washington irving.
Lfttl Be uty-by author Of Gamblers Wife.
Mores' Letters to Lord Macaulay,
TyIney Hall-a novelty Thomas Hood.
Throne of David--by author Of Prince House OF
The Florence Stories--by Jacob Abbott
The Biblical Reason Why-Word Of God.
Friers Wood Post oRoA--bv Hem, of Redclif.
uademoseIs Mora tale of Modern ISot.O-
Ssy Years, and other Storie --by Julia Kavanagh
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK for September.
GODEYoS LADIES' BOOK for Septemberi
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September.
'O'' JOHN YORK CO.,
sugl5-tf No. 3S Union stree
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27
WATER COOLERS, sc

lust received from the manufacturers and for
J sale at lower prices than before sold this
market
25 plain Water Coolers,
Is Porcelain lined do
10 McDonAId's Refrigerators-
SchOoeyis Patent do
so Aasser's minute Freezers-
2 Searnore's Pat Freezers-
also make pLzia Ice Cream FrseZers - order fanny
size.
SO Doz Mason's Pat Screw Top Fruit Cans, and 2
quarts
30 dOz Plain Fruit Cans FOR sealing
20 doz quart Glass Fruit Jars
Ice Picks and HaIchets-
Sherry Mixers and AUddlsrs
10 dOZ- Pat Egg Whips
10 dOz- Plated DipPers-
J. W. WILSON,
apriI IL IL College street
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For Sale.

FTSHAF csmfor<abls dwelling No. 1s5 south Summer
i s,rsst formerly the residence Of Russell Houston,
Ia
J. KIRkMAS, President,
sux1-8 Union Bank ef Tenn
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Educationai Notice.

MOSD2Y, SEPT aRD, MRS. IRWIN viii epen q
1s1 School for Girls IN the Basement Of the Pesbyte
rian Church, Edgefeld Arrangements have been made
Education -
The Lady employed teach Music cannot iI to girs
entire satisfaction.
Mon 7. =. SANTEL, native Of France, and grads
ate OF the Royal College Of Algers, viii teach French
Spanish, Italian and Modern Greek Mon Sanse pre-
persons. -
Mr. R J. Aeigs says Of Mon Santel: ssHs has been
teaching my son some time and this practical trial Of
him conylnces that he deserves 70 be trusted IN
piscifly As Teacher Of French-''
1he reE1lzr Rzfss e< Ave -a.o-ti.s <1s,
so and -
ExTRAS
&Music on the Piano Observation-Disclosures SOS 90 4
- 1rse-- I - = = -'--.-- --..----s ~ "
Crochet and Needle work. %
F4 Pupils wlI be charged from the time ef entering
70 the end Of the Session The bills viii be payable Al
the middle Of the Session. sae9s-u
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

WE are daily receiving additions TO already full
w suppy of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars Stocks
Cravats and Ties. We have any quantity of Gloves,
Gauhtlets Robes, Suspenders and all qualities Of Hos
for both Ladies and Gentlemen Our stock of Un
derwear complete embracing all the heavier fabrics
of six and Woolen suitable the approaching
These goods will be sold at correspondingy low rates
with the short crops. j. b. McGuL,
sepS-tf Cherry ST., one door from Union.
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Full Bosom Shirts.

TUST received assortment Of FULL BOSOM
q SHIRTS, with and without collars. Bosoms Of Lin
en-, Cambria and Bishop Lawn. Also, small lot Of
Shirts with fine Embroidered Bosonns by
apr5-u J. II. AcGIlL-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27

ERLOYMENr.-Sso "A MONTH AND ALI. TX
and county in the United States, 70 engage In re-
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro-
address Dr. HENRY WARNER, IS East Twelftn ST.,
corner Of Broadway, New York City, insiosing oHs
postage stamp.
esf2o-dtriwxw3n
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-02-02

y WINTER HINr.-It must never be
Forgotten by the farmer that there are
works of charity and kindness, that more
frequently press their claims upon him
during the winter, than at any other time
While his happy fanaily is clustered round
the cheerful hearth while his table is
loaded with the bounties which q kind
Providence, personal industry, and "a fruit
ful soil have given him ; while his wood
house is filed, his granaries overfowing,
and every reasonable want supplied he
must not forget there are other less IA
vored individuals or families around ;
children destitute of fire and wood wild
ows and orphans distressed and destitute.
all requiring care, and not to be forsaken
while the frosts of winter are upon earth.
For the poor there must be employment ;
for the destitute there must be supply
and the honest and industrious, or the un-
fortunate poor, have claims on the more
fortunate, that may not be disregarded. l.
Well directed charity is one of the few
acts of life in which both the giver and
the receiver are blessed; let no one then
forget the poor
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-02-02

RECLAIMING LANDS FOR GARDENING
~ New ,IERsEY.-A bill is now before
the Legislature of New Jersey, at Tren-
ton, to incorporate "a Joint stock company,
for the purpose of draining and so imp.o-
wing the Haekensack meadows as to it the
whole of that now useless and unpleasant
tract for occupation and thereby add to
tie area Of land adapted for the cultiya-
tion of farm and garden products, some
II ZOO or $4,000 acres Of the very best
quality, and lying within an average dis
tance of five or six miles of the market
house in Newark.-NeUasrkA Adceriiser
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TIE LADIEs

are particularly invited to an inspection a.
present stock and prices. EAR DROPS III
erto sold at 81, 80 viii now be sold Al = e
and lrGrrGHfed 10 stand the test Of 1reqr. B.s.
Pins, Rings, &c, at a reduction.
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SPECIAL ANN NCEMEyl

PROM THE
QUAKER CITY PUBLISHING ROCN
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4 TNION HOUSE, Ebensburg, Pa

~ JOHN A. BLAIR, Proprietor.
Also, in connection, BLAIR q Cos HACKS
will leave the 'iUnion House" for Wilmore
station in time to take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af-
forded to make passengers comfortable
August 25, lS59:tf.
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100000 Catalogues.

NEW, ENLARGED AND REYISED-Ni
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Superior Iadueenae,at TO The P,BIi,,
A new and sure plan for obtaininr ell
n and SILVER WATCHES, and otf-u
uble Prizes. Full particulars given II Ca
logues, which will be sent free to all ur1-a
plication
Valuable Gifts, worth from so cts. 70 $
GUARANTEED to each purchaser. SImr
IN Gifts have been distributed to nv rs--
within the past six months-SI5O.6t0 aa
distributed during the next six months
The inducements offered Agents are r.
liberal than those of any other house il :
business
Having been in the Publishing and Be-
selling business for the last eight vea-s 1,
experience enables me to conduct the
knterprize with the greatest satisfaction.J =
E AGENTS WANTED in eya
Town and County.
For full particulars address
DUANE RCLISON.
Quaker City Publishing House
33 South Third Street, Philadelphia p
Sept. %, 1s59.-4m.
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J. PATTON THOMPSON, WITH
ALDREDGE s. CO..

importers and Jobbers in NoTIoNs. Ho-
Il sIERY, GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, SILK HAyDKER-
CHIEFS, CRAvArs and FANCY GOODS, No.
4l3 Market street, TrUitt & Bros old stand
[.ug -, lS59:tfl PHILADELPHIA.
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G. e = TEE ME
GOLD AND .SIL YER W4Tcgy

/ would call your attention to nv bo--4
assortment of
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A BRAHAM KOPELIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
street [aug25, ,lS59-tf.
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~ ID. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
W Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
tords Hotel. aug. .25, 1S59.tf.
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New Tailoring Establishment.
ROWLING SALOON,
SOMETHlNG NEW IN EBENSBIJRG

The undersigned having opened Bowling
Saloon, connected with his Restaurant in The
basement of Myers new Hall. respectfullv re-
quests all who wish good exercise to give him
call. BsS" ALE and LAGER BEER. Of the
most approved manufacture, constantly on
hand. THOMAS N,RpfI> "
Ebenshurg, August ,5, 1854
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IN r Y q GODS
- BOOTS, SHOES,
AND CLOTHING,

hoBtkI Finn, HHmore, Cambria co,,n,,,
- otoSlhg oul ms entire stock of Goods AT re-
the latest and most fashionable styiaSH ~
greater part OF which have been bought AT III
late spring sales for cash, and viii ho closlS
out cheap- Any person in want of any ort;cla
IN TINS line kill please call, as Lam deterr,;,,
eu 70 70 Setl the entire stock off to make room
for Fan Goods. T,no o. tsrolan ooia
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-02-02

JANUARY THAw."-The january
thaw" of 1869 will long be remembered.
1t has been in operation SO many times
this month, that the 1sweather-wise" are
puzzled to tell which is tie january
thaw"
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at the following very low prices:
hunting Verge Watch, warranted:::::....=Ss.
Hunting Silver Cylinders. hitherto sold Il
this town at $50, and then reduced &,
Sl4, l VIII now sell at from::::Sl0 @ 10 SIS
hunting Levers 10
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold at SO, will sell at from::..s7 70 ;;
open Faced Detached Levers:::::Sl0 10 s. :
Al 'ratchcs sold lciv be lrqrraursd 10 g. b
treIre months, or exchange for asafhsr q 81
rdlue.
Everybody is invited to call and ez.--s
the stock, as style it is unrivalled n this ~.
munity, while the prices at which 1t Is orc.
are gnprecedentedly low. Goods sold
CASH only.
BsA Particular attention paid to rs-r--
Clocks, Watches, JewIery. &c. Of all 81
for which the Cambria Iron Companv's .,-s
Will he taken at par. All work warrsuts5
TOWN AND COUNTRY STOREKEE7E
supplied with Watches. Jewelrv. &c. 6, u
than city prices. JOS. G. HOLMES. Age-.
Sept. s, l859.-ly.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
afm Orlsans 4ailp Cresfsnt.
Loulsiana Intelligence.


The Natchitoches Chronicle Of the 9Th inst.
says:
The river is now in fine boating order A rise
Of eight feet is reported at Shreveport, with a
prospect of a further rise from above; while at
Alexandria the rise is twelve feet. The weather
has been intensely cold. Heavy frosts visit as
nearly every morning.
From the Caddo Gazette OF the sth we extract
the following:
Since orr last the river has continued to riae
and is now in fine boating order. Large packets
arrive At onr wharf DALI. and give to our levee
quite an animated appearance. Two magnificent
packets, the Gen. Hodges and De Soto, have come
into our trade, affordng extensive accommodations
to shippers and the travelling public. Permanent
navigation IS now established, and both up aHd
down freights are maeh reduced.
The receipts of cotton at this place have been
greater during the past week than they have been
during any ONE week of the present season.
Wagons daily crowd our streets, and although
money matters are still very tight, yet our busi-
ness is gradually beginning to assume its old ap-
pearance.
we would advise planters to send in their cotton
without delay. The roads are now in good order,
freights moderate, and our facilities to meet all
their wants unsurpassed. 0nr merchants are sell.
ing off their stocks at reduced prices in fact
Shreveport is still the best place to come and
trade at.
We have had curing the past week rather
severe spell of weather-it having been clear
cold and frosty. 1t has remained dry overhead,
however, giving our planters tolerably fair op-
portunity to get out tie remainder of their cotton
week more Of such weather would help rs very
materially.
The Tensas Gazette Of Saturday last says
On Saturday night last the Cora Anderson
stopped at this place TO take in wood. While
aboard her, we understood that the day previous
the Captain and passengers being attracted by the
cries Of little white girl board went to her assist
ance and found white man engaged in painting
the chds face and hands for the purpose, as ht
told her. of selling her slave. It seems he hat
previously stolen her off from some Northern city
The Captain promptly handcuffed and secured tbs
scoundrel and wouldbe artst,n and at the re
quest of gentleman from Natchez, passenger
on board, agreed to put the "painter ashore al
that city when speedy and unlimited justice will
be given to SO vile a wretch. We hope Judge
Lynch, who has fine taste for art,n will be
called in to pass the merits Of the case, and thai
the painter will receive brush" with 9
rope's end.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
From the Memphis Argus, l4th.l


ABOLITION EXCITEMENT IN MISsIsSIPPI.--The f0i-
lowing letter from Friar's Point, written by Mr..
Samuel j. Halle, OF the firm of Berlin u Halle,
clothiers on Front row, in this city, fully explains
itself. 54ss M
F5.id,'s Point, Miss, Dec. II, Is60.-To the Edi-
tor of the Daily Argns: There is great excitement
in this community. The people are in arms against
the Northern men who have been In the country
but few months. On yesterday evening two gins
and negro quarter were fired simultaneously,
doubtless by the procurement of these wretches-
The night was lit up for miles around. The yigi-
lance committee were soon under arms, and pro-
eeeded to the room of three carpenters, one By
the name of Hamlin, the others unknown, and took
them and hung them to the first tree. and after
ward cut them down and burned them. The town
is now under arms the military are parading the
streets, and all is excitement and alarms This
morning the remainder of the Northern men were
sent up the river on the steamer Peytona, some OF
them were brandedwi the letters G, B. (gln-burn-
ersl before shipped. Fourteen gins have been
burned in this county during the last six weeks,
and the people have determined to STOP it.
An Abolitionist was hanged, barreled up and
rolled into the river at this point last week. and it
was probably to avenge his death that the last gins
were fred. a negro Implicated the men who were
hung He said that they had told him all the ne
groes were to be free on next March, when Lincoln
becomes President, and there will be general ris
ing of the negroes then.
The vigilance committee have sworn to hang
| every Northern man who comes here from this
time until the 4th of March, and all such had bet
| ter be in hi than Friars Point
l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

VERY GowARpLY OR A GREAT LIAR.-The Ahoii-
tion papers are publishing the most monstrous
stories of what they call the reign Of terror n the
South. In the Chicago Tribune we find the follow
ing extracts from private letter:
Nets Orleans, Dec. 2, 1860. = : = Now
few words about the political, excitement, The
most tyrannical monarch in the Old World was
never SO despotc as these secessionists. Talk
about your free speeehn' The day before Il yes @
some wears, merely remarked that be was glad
Lincoln elected For this he was arrested , and
for by that he escaped the next lamp.post and
On yesterday he was sysn twenton7ss
give Won any number of cases of the same kind,
bat let this suffice; and know ye It. is dangerous
for man to let the name Of Lincoln pass his lips
unless it is coupled with a curse. tell you, am
getting sick of this place. and shall start for the
North again in the spring.
You mus net trite 10 me at present, as do not
wish to run any risk for few days; but, should
not write to you in three weeks time yen may
then write to Mr.. -, New Orleans, and he will
tell you whether am alive or dead. @
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
STEAMER Jons TourkISs Buasrp,-rhe St. Louis

STEAMER JoHN ToMrKRs BURNED The st. Louis
Republican of the l4th has the following:
The steamer John Tompkins, well known at this
port, was yesterday burned to the waters edge on
the Falls in the Ohio river, between New Albany
and Ionisyille. We are indebted to q firm in this
city for the following dispatch announcing the
fact:
Neeo Albany, Dec. IS, ls6o.-- The steamer /,
John Tompkins burned this morning on the faiis.
She had been fast on the rocks orseveral weeks,
and was, we believe, bound from New Orleans for
Louisville. loaded with salt and other groceries.
portion of her cargo, 1900 sacks of salt, was IN
York. The boat was probably insured in Louis
vine. She was a light-draft stsrn.wheel boat,
owned by Capt G, W, hampton and others, and
was worth probably $500. Capt. hampton COM
manded the Tompkins. We have no particulars
concerning the origin of the IRE. She was about
six years old, and very good boat in her day.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
ccRoFuI.A. oR 1sINe,s EVt1.. IS A coNsr1

$500 g%I4lA % i y ~ i ", ~ IL y II
fluid becomes vaea week and poor Being n The circulation
peryades the whole body and burst disease
mart Of it, No its is there
which it may destroy. The scolHous fain Is vrously
caused by rnecura disease Owvipg disodered unhealthy
food impure ar, h aud filthy habits the depressing vices,
and ALL by The venrre infection. Whatever be its oi.
gin hereditary in the constitution, descending "fom
children The third and fourth = indeed
the rod Him who says, 81 will y the iniqHi-
tics Of the fathers upon their cbtdren.n
by deposition from the blood Of corrupt
ucerous matter which IN the lungs liver bouena organ,
d termed ubCrcIes in the Glands swtnFs md the sur
ace ep5us Ta ioul corruption which gendets in
blood depresses the energes Of life that crotulous
siutiDus only suffer from scofuous coman but they
power withstand the attacks of other dieeaGs
consequently numbers pc ih ty disorders which although
re cf0fu In ntud still rendered fatal by this
systetn Most ef the consumption whic deemaie the
hunnn family has It's origin directly in this scrotnHs cen-
nnltan mans destructive diseases OF the liver kid
ncss bu and indeed all lac organs arise from
grGvaed by the sumo cause.
Gne-ouaer s people seroHouai their persons
by this u king Infection and their health undermined
by it, To cleanse il 1m the system The
blood hy alternative medicine, and nyieerats by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18

ISsuRREcT1oN AMONGST THE N NEaRoEs.- heard
from reliable source at a late hour yesterday
covered amongst the negroes, somewhere between
Dublin and Pine Level in this county, and the evi-
dence against the two white seonndfels who in
cited them to it is SO overwhelming, that the citi-
zens of that vicinity have determined to hang them
today, together with several negroes belonging to
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Frazer. The greatest excite
ment prevails. We are not in possession of any
further particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
ABoL1TIoNIsrs KrLLED.-The St. Louis Repnb.-
can publishes ths following dispatch.

Independence, Dec. Is, ls60.-Adson, the wound
ed man, and Ball, who escaped unhnrt the other
night at Walkers, were. found to-day seereted IN
the woods, Two miles from the house, snfronnaeu,
and told to give themselves up. After conference
together, they said they would die first, and pre-,
sented their pistols. They were Immediately nfed I
upon and killed. This terminates the career OIL
this detachment of robbers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18


For the speedy Of Intermittent Fever Fever md Ague
Rerai5tuuE Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Agpe, Periodical Hfad
ache Billions Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed for The
whole class Of diseases originating in baF arrangement cnsed
IS the Malaria Of Miasmatic countries.
We tBAel here offer the community remedy which,
while the above complaints with certainty ssl
fsctly harmless any quantity. Such remedy il Invaluable
districts where these affecting disorders prevail This inre
expes asmeic poison Of Fever and Aue from the sy
the development OF the dihease If taken
ke approach of its pnm0nitory symptoms. Il only
tho remedy yet discovered for this class complaints
also the cheapest The large quantity supply or dol
brings IL within the reach Of everybody and in bilious dis
rcts where and Ague prevails everybody 0nd have
Nud freely both for and protection great
F0Tty of this remedy other discovered Tor the
speedy and certain Of ntermens is that it contains no
Quinne mineral consequently produces no qunm orother
Injurious effects whatever the constitution These cn1ed
BY left healthy il they had had the disease
Fever and Ague alone the of the msmatic
poison great variety Of disorders arise from its irritation
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout Headache
Blindness Teothache, Earaehc Gaarrh, Asthma Papitaon
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Deangemen of the Stomach all Of which,
become periodical This CURE expes the poison from the
BLOOD consequently them ali alike. II is an inva
aabe protection immigrants and persons travelling
porary residing the maiaouS districts If taken occasionally
or daily while exposed the Infection that will be
the SYSTEM and accumulate in sufficient quantity
rpen disease. Hence 1t is valuable for pQtee
lion than cure and few will suffer from Inemieuts il
they themselves OF the protection this remedy affords
Prepared by nr. j. o. AVER Il co, lowell, Mass.
Sold by John WRIGHT & CO., Nos Il and Isl Chartre
street New Orleans and by all Druggists. iel3 Gm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-18
Compound EsTssaet or safaaparsna,

This moa efecBal remedy which the medical skill OF
rae this everywhere Deyung and fatal aee
ady Iia combined from she most active Femei4 that have
been iscu:ere1 for the eNrur0n p th9 tou disorder from
thu blood the Of the system from It's destructive
sequences Hence IT should be employed Tor he Of not only
Scs0tua hu also those other affections which ase from it,
ur ErHT9e and Ship Diseases St Anth9py's Fire, Re5st
EryfptGs Pimpe, PuHtue Blrchea. Baus and BELLS,
Foidr4 letter and Sglt Rbeun sead Head RHgworm Rheu-
latsFu Syrhe aud Eercur Diseases Dtopsy Dyspepsia,
Debility ad indeed, NIL complaints pm FitBte1
Impure Blood The popular hagt for aHr3ty Of The bleed
Is oulea ruth for scruIla dagenErRd Of The bopd
e particular purpose and virtue Of ts parla p-
rlfy his vital iud, without which sQsn1 health
is sirnposs bla in c0nta1Rinated constitutions.