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Anderson. George II
Butler, II 3 Beat, Amelia Miss
Brodle, c BCgart, CaSPar Capt
Brown. Elizabeth Briggs, David l. Capt
Bandowin Henry Burgcn, Matilda Mrs
Bcntcr & II Boiler, Jacob W
Baylcs, Joseph Capt Bennett, John
Baker. John + Beckmore J +
Bowen, Rushing 5 Beal, John
Benson, " II Brown Ii
Cranmer Edwin H-3 Cranmcr, B Capt-5
Chichester. Caroline Carter, } Ii ST
Cnwood, VI 3 Carney, Barnet
Cross Chiffon, John A
CGntee Edward Mr. j Mrs
briggs, D Rev Davis, George (coPd)
Davis, Geo " Dill, Henry I Capt
Dee, Julius Darncl, Robert
Dubois, Jenettc Miss
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Friend. B M Farrow, Sally
Furr, Fcnton French, David
Fisher, Matte Miss
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Grimes, Ann Mrs Carnage. Geo w
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Gray, Sarah Miss Hurrrl!, James
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Hagans, Margaret Hall. Mary
Harris, Mary l. + Mrs
Ingcr=oll, Peter ; Ingram I Col
Johnston, Mary Mrs Jones, John
Jones, llcnry Jackson, Caroline
Jc!!ers, Celia
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Keith, Is.am keorsey, Elias &
Kirk, David II Krat.cr i son, Messrs
Lattcn. William Litt!ctield. Susanna Mrs
Lyme, Mary > l.ee, IL
l.itchkcd, Hiram Lawrence, Emily Miss
Lenz. Francis Lay, Matthias
Mothcrshead, Louise Mainland. Amanda
May Joshua Martin, Robert b
Moore W Martin, " ilisp K
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McCarty, Agne. McCathran, D"ngu'J
McCann John Mckinon, Margaret Miss
Payne, WINS Payne Maria Mrs
Post, George L
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R;nggolJ, William Rrttrr, Jamcs c
RaIlcr jackson Kiker, Alfred
Scott Virginia Southern, Y Thomas
Stil!wcl I II Smith, Martin
Simrns, Sarah MR. Sanders, Margaret Mrs.
Si.~ ~ Lucinda Mrs Sullivan,
Stu.i,'s, Mary Jane Somer5. Jos Il
stuart Alcx'a Ii Ii SActton. John Capt
sm.;ts, ALN &tud,i3, T. Mrs
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T,liaferro, Alfred Tatun. Edward Mrs
Taylor, Henry Trrslcr, Peter
Thompson, j
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Williams Bette Miss ibert, uanu Il
Wilson. tIeo p Wvollcn, John-2
Wint;lc. l. Miss Wyman, Protessor2
Worlwark i Son, Webster, W u
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WASHINGTON IrEMs--In the botanical
gardens at the foot Of the Capitol Grounds.
may be seen Il mere shrub il foot and halt
high. The parent OF this ohshoot is the
celebrated tree, which in solemn grandeur
oyerlooks IL twenty mile prairie in Califor-
MIA, and which is estimated to be some four
thousand years old 1t is 80 large that in its
trunk has been established a rustic tavern
1t is understood that the l9;h Of October,
the anniversary oi the battle OF Yorktown,
will he celebrated by grand regmental pa
rade in Washington. The associated survl-
vors of The war Of 1872 have also resolved
to parade on that day,
New SToRE-Messrs. Perry Brothers
have opened at No. IA King street, a stock
Of housekeeping and fancy goods, which will
in quantity and quality challenge compar
rison with the same description of goods
kept in any OF the large cities. Their store
is well worth visit.
IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.!-I have re-
~ ceiyed, and have ready for sale, my Fall Stock
Of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES, which il
~ large and well selected Ms can be found in any
city name III part the following:
trimmings and Buttons; Belts OF all styles; In
tants' Ga!tcrs Hoods, and Jackets; Head Nets OF
all the latest patterns; Fancy Hair Pins; Slipper
Patterns; Embroiiering and Working Materials
,f all kinds; Zephyr WorSteds and Shetland WOOL
Hosiery and Gloves; Yarns; Pins; Needles; Combs;
Brushes; Port Monies; Soaps; Perfumery; Fan
cy China; Dolls; Corsets; Hoped Skirts; Elias
,iy; Playing Cards; Percussion Caps; Walking
Canes: Dominccs: Chess Men and Backgammon
Boards Campaign Charms and Flags, ana d va
ricty oi articles too numerous 10 hehtioh' pu' GA
~ which can be seen and bought very low at
sep 20 [. Z. bEnhl ., - hlns.se.
LEXANDKIA LIBRARY COMPANY
"A Library kept III the south room, frst-story,
of the LrcsUM HALL, 5. W. corner Of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from to
o'clock, p. NJ. Annual subscriptions, 81; slE
months, Sl.5v; three months, ~. Volumes IN
Library, nearly j.IUD.
President-k. l.. CARNE. JR.
Vice prcsilent--SILyANus MILLER, JR.
--DikECTURS:-
Sylvester scott, Andrew Jameson,
james S. Hsllowen Edgar snowden, jr,
Benjamin Barton, Elisha ). .hiile''
George ID. Fowc, stephen o"a'n'
John 4. Mhurn, John west
Trcasurcr-Anlrew Jameson.
my5-lv J. SAM'L. WIMSATr. Librarian.
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HEAD UFFlCE FVK TIE INITED STATkH,
No, - ,SDuth Wird Street, Mtiudeiphld.
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining III the Post
IL OITcc. at Alexandria. Va, on the 30ih day Of
September 1860 Persons calling for Letters in
thi. list, will please @uy they are advertised.
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DRAIN PIPE.

WE HAVE received 5ampies OF -, "SIEAM nInn :,
w PRESSED STONEW ARE DRAIN PIPE"
and will take orders for the same, in any quanti-
,;,s If any desired size, FROM inches to So in
diameter in 3 feet lengths. This pipe will answer
fall Us well as Lead OF Iron Pipe, ut much less
east, for all purposes Of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural flow where there IL
no pressure or strain. :.
Farmers or others who have Springs at dis
tance from their dwellings or barn yards, at
moderate elevation, will find great advantage
in the use of this pipe.
Samples evhibited, and any information requh-
ed, will be chesrfully given on Application 70
mo22 X. ii. MlLLhh, oot. . I'll lib
A 5 ALL DO ACkNOWLEDGE that Us in
n or Jersey Churn is the best Churr, would
use Int = the price has been too with the fac
pu' th.. have made srraurer cent less than
tory, ard will now sell II A9' uInnG,o Ga1l On
they have been se!assn-wars House, Royal street.
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I.IITTI Z -TWTi, - :
ryEi SPRING WHEA'

WILLOUGFRN'5 tUM SPEiNG " II + I
DRILL. WITH GUAN0 ATTACHMENT
sarE ARE Low ir@rarel to furnish the above
" oclchrg;a1 DRILL. Parties " i>hing /" p"f'
chase wiII please order carly as the supply Is
limitci 4 s..,!.!e nriIi can he seen II our are
hous- NJ. ., King street.
an, II ADDISON. WALLACE i co.
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TkCEY,

JkFFTEEUN IkLEI,
PAPER II NIGER. lPioL1fEkEE, GLIDER,
Amt Uua~c i-r"."tor IN GcmeyrH.
sITIIll~T returning his grateful acknowledge
w mrnis to hs nllrcr,.is friends i"r thcir very
liberal encouragement during the ~" years he 'S
been amongst ih,Et, ASSURES Them thdt IL VIII '' h'N
continued rlort t. serve them with promptnc>S,
and al novratc charges. at his old stand No.' ~
>,Rvn strr [lxc Sfrrr!. ALEXANDRIA. nj. ~
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-. Cc.atte and VIRGINIA Adyartiser
slazaN'''~ prKllsHED DAILY By
c,p WIDEN & SONS
RI H., NOR anuu,n, payuble half YEARLY.
A. k1S1' D''' -
..,3,i, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
A'A'"" FUE THE CoENTRiJ
= prBLIsuED, REGULARLY, ON
crreD3Ys. TlllkSDAhS ,, AND SAlO hpAio =
I.D .Dru;, l,lIars per annunl payable III advance.
-------------
,, n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" h"' rH'','''ih 'l'
-, a,et'o1 tnr'' u'> ''' oi' p",''a S','%n
mat, oa;iH1'' n,' m" -. -. r.,. o,r,,pr,
isS %a Ty .;.a wear ,t prices Ia bc agreed upon,
.yrlv,. L. l,' usual amount u space ihoy may
H',1, H
DgL,ao to'kRf'hHIN,lH ''.' =" ''' mot
perm ~ ,',' ,.,,,. nor g. in,rt in their
.l'.i. I. - - ,ry other n,tn-- thau IHirir own.
'h..., OBITUARY >orss>. r>ccrlins nrc lines, will
4'.,'a a,r.>i for a 1tycrtL-.l-u-.
,,,
Z Y / IA ~ Ia y :"
cTFtN 10 LlN kRPOOL AND COhh !.
n.
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7 LILIES CH LIED AND NkUt "llI
iIlkuN ElkGLAh AND flhE'fkoof
SAFES. with hi* improyrd combined Formulation
,n,i r,,!i,atinl Locks have merits that ,i"scrT'
the attention o every business man. II Is c"ul-
IDENTIFY believed that th. decided ;rlutnriS Of this
SAri. IN Al! places where fully tested. =. 1T Iowa
City ly wyuii i,r competitors, aud at oShkrst'
Wisconsin, by fire. mast cCa.inco 4 discriminating
public ot ;e folly Of trusting Ill 5hvc; iron "a rs
,,l any tnri pos wi,atcrer. Ter2oGs Wishing ~ ES
arc ;nyitcl - ar nvcst;-&s!o" oI the many aiNAn'
;o.,.Stli, Ctl!l.Lf.D IRON SAFE possesses over
MI others. Hv calling a: ear Sales k""Ins. -
l.,lsiana Avenue. Washington city. the most "a,
t;s.:.rtnry certificates -nn be Seen .! Tie fltL
AMI ECEGiAH Pl;uUf MERITS Of this SAFE.
T.. 4. PATTERSON, Gencrn! Agent.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.

INCREASED ACCUMMODATlON.
.>r.-Sa THE "pIAMOND STATE, Capt.
$szs.Lasss atoJ kcrwin, win leave Alexandria,,
IN Saturday. at o'clock, ?. NJ. and returning,
will leave Baltimore on Wednesday,, al / o'clock,
T. NJ Or carrier. ii loaded, and all Surplus freight
siI be taken by the 81. Nicholas.
-r-z-~ The "ST. NICHOLAS" Captain
ssls--s- samuel Guy, will leave Wastl'nSto'
! 3 07cIocE. and Alexandria At ! o'clork. A NJ,
90 Saturday morning. aui returning. will leave
Baltimore ON Wednesday At o'clock, ?. NJ, and
will call at the tolIo"iu, landings to land and
receive passes gers and freight Point Lookout
Fri's, Bro,uls. ani Coad's "harve> Plnoy
Point, Stones Wharf, Chupreli Point, Pope ;
Crc.k. auI all the established upper landings on
Iae MARYLAND Shore. and White Point Matthias
Point. and Kovl'. un!e, on the Eirnigia Shore.
is2a WHEAT ! BRO, Agents.
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vol. lXl.

,,...n,ria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
a'A PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNoWDEN s SONS,
rAI,t Dollars per anuuln, payable half yearly.
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i TABLE, LIE Il / / l. IL = AMI hd|-N -
BITTEKS.-Thc high and envied celebrity wiic
these prc-cminent Medicines have acquired 10
their Invaluable efficacy in all the Diseases whicI
they profess to cure. has rendered the usual prac
tcr of putting not on unnecessary, but unworth,
Of them In all cases Of Asthma, Acute, AM
Chronic Rheumatism, Affections OF the Bladde
and Kidneys Bilious Fevers and Liver Com
plaints in the South and West, where these dis
eases prevail, they will he found invaluable
Planters, farmers, ANA others, who once use these
Medicines will never afterwards he without them
Bilious I!oic. Serious LooScncSs Piles Cosiivc
ness. CoI. and Coughs, Choiic Corrupt llumors
| Drops!c>.
! Dy>prrsl,.--No person with this distressing
disease. should delay using these Medicines i'm
| III :;liately.
| Eruptions "f the skin Erysipclas, Flatuoncy
FryEW ASp SGlE.-F"r this acuur.c Oi tht
! Western country, these Medicines will bo fonnu
| safe speedy and certain remedy Other medicines
| leave tn" system subject to return OF the dis
| ease: II care bv these medicines is permanent
Try them. BE satisfied, and bc cured.
FDulness of Comp!cxion General Debility, Gout,
GidIincss Gravel, Headaches, of every kind, In
ward Fever, lniIammatory Rheumatism, Impure
Blood, .ilunaice, Loss ot Appetite.
MEHeralAL UlsEASES.--Ncyer fails to eridi-
cate entirely all tho effects q Mercury, infinitely
sooner than the most powerful! preparation OF Sar-
saparla
Night Swrats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants, OF all kinds. Organic Affections.
PLEs.-Thc original proprietor III these medi-
cnes va: cured of Piles, Of - years standing, by
the use Of these Life Medicines alone
Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints
and Organs.
Rnrrn.r1sa.-Thosa affected with this terrible
disease; viii Do sure oi relief by the Life Medi-
cncS
Rush Of Blood to the Head, Scuryy, Salt Rhcum,
SwcIlmgs.
Srrofula, or King: Evil in its worst forms. u
OF every description.
Worms al al kinds are ciicctually expelled BY
these medicines parcris will 10 well TO admins
Ter .hem whenever their existence Is suspected.
Relief will ne certain.
TIE LIFE FILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TERS purity the Blood, and thus remove all dis
euse from the system. Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM Il. M0FFAT,
3%j Broadway. cor. Of Anthony street, New iork.
For sale by all Druggists.
New York. j. l6~-diy
lNIESTNlT GROVE WiIlShEi The en-.
~ tcrpri#j.. proprietor has furnished the COM
munity II Stu!uiamt, Pure i!cathiul AMI lnVtg"-
rating. At The same time mild dcllrouS bc'craGc
1t i calculated 10 do away with the vile druGged
,iu- thai j. pancd oI on the community, aaI
which is injurious to body and mind. Ia addition
l., ih, certificates h,.icath he has received Il III
plorna from The STAT. AGklCl LTU RAJ So
ClETI, and additional testimony from ph.
JACKSON of Boston, who tc>tilcS under oath to
tr> absolute parity.
tEHIIfl"ArE%.
puuAurLrHiA, $eji gth. l5,..-Wc haze care
full, tc:i, the sample oi Chestnut Grrrc " hIaEry
which. you sent ~ aud tLd liza; II contains non"
Of t!!c pni4onuu. "uL.t;.utu knUwn is lua'l nh.
i min
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
w. WHiTELuCK !: co.'s
CtIPER PHOSPHATE Of LIN r can alwa

w, WHtlEiuCh :. W. >
CtEPER PHOSPHATE nF LINE ear always
- hc na! 81
EAhEE { BEo., Winchester.
j. {. %Hynrr. Alexandria.
{. +. >,tiIE 4 Co., Alexandria,
WnEAI / BRO. Alexandra.
+. paHrr. Gc"f@c;"wn.
JvNA Ty>"Nt frr':c:ick.
We claim tin: article 10 lie superior 10 any thin.
ii the Ei:ii made III tho tniol States, nnd for it>
,.iyt.l refer with confidence IL i; larme!> al far-
tax. Cup per and Clarke, where II h"" been 20
extensively aTl.iiyl i"r som" ycur- past.
Its co:t /. les thau guauo Will" II Yields hen
y;-r wlca. ard caycS tic land IL much better con
,ilion than that fertilizer.
" WUITELOCK i co.
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NEW Coops Fog HOUsEREEPERs.

new GOODS FOR H0UsEKEEPERS.
ID;l& OGDEN ing received his Fall sup
j MY Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS m
cirLin. many ncw arlicics-inTies call from
hou-ckeepcrs. Hotel keepers, keepers Of b""ra,
ing Schools. and all other new h"hSeke"perS VIII
ind here large assortment al so"'iS they require
,'rI I.,,, ,,r;..rs. sep l3--tt
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.,..,.ari. Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
A!9Aa""' tFUE THE CoENTRlJ
- p1-HllSuED, REGULARLY, ON
..r.n,y. THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
lthryD r,IIars per annum. payable III advance.
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JOHN MARSHALL

ATTORNEY A 2 / 4 ",-At'ra"a'io, "a
zz7.y~ Once on Royal street, lately oeeunied b,
A. c. Z. Stuart ap z$-u
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THOMAS PERKY,
Commission Merchant, No. ). south NhaTEes,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb lD--iy
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4 A. MEXICAN GUANU the richest ever
n. brought to this market, for sale by ,,rr
.o,,l - JAS. C. EEVETT.
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C,r,r,r ST, ,2aS 500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus 2,l94,lil w
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,,, ,,n No. /. HEART SHINGLES
200. 600 10000 NJ do.
Jusl received and Tor sale by
;.I WATERS / co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04
Prom Washington,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The Douglas and johnson
ASSOCIATION and other citizens, numbering some
1000, waited on Judge Douglas at o'clock this
evening with the marine band, complimenting him
with serenade. Mr.. John G. Enos the President of
the Association, welcomed him back to Washington
after which Mr. Douglas made speech. Referring
to the Hon 4. Stephens late speech, he said he en-
dorsed every sentiment IL contained and 1t inspired
HIM with TIE hope that theFs was party yet sIpopg
enough to save the country. He acGeptsd the Gear
gia platform in all its features; the personal bepty
bill should never have been the statute books Of
any State. He believed Congress had power TO re-
move all obstructiols to the Fugitive Slave Law
whether resulting from State or any other legisla-
uon He exhorted his friends not to indulge in re-
elimination; to let by cones be bygones. and unite
for the preservation of the Union. He concluded by
saying that on Monday he should resume his seat in
the U D Senate with prejudice or il!feeling to-
wards any one except the foes Of his country. Mr.
Douglas was repeatedly cheered. He was follow ed
by Hon. John Young Brown, of Kentucky, in an
eloquent Union Speech,
1t Is rumored. and generally believed, that Mr.
Prescott Assistant Secretary Of State cQntempates
resigning, owing to the political position Of his
State has taken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04
THE
oNLK DISCOVER x
CONFIDENCE

Il
since the great discovery of Prof Wood have at
I've tempted not only mitse his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
they gone, being away by the
forced to leave field 20 its rsssess Read the follow
ing
PROF. o. J. WOoD & Co GentsThe letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and byou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
hrst is it fact OF my habaon and stated in
the communication second II true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue TO be IN good order and OF
coor7 To all and do invariably My
hair better than In stage of life for forty
past soft thrifty and better colored the same is true Of
my hsker and the Ouly why is not generally is,
that the is washed of by frequent abuton Of the
face when used by wpng the face in close
wiskers, the result will follow the hair,
have been in receipt Of letters from s parts
Of New England asking me II my hair continues 10 be
varOus compounds well this, has, Odoubt been bASey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
account for months, and yet hair good
hund have examined it with surprise, 81
old gray hair in head face and prove
this fact send you lock Of my hair taken of the past week
received favor Of bottles last for
which am grateful gave TO friends and thereby
induced them try it, many were sSelteal until after trial
and then purchased and used It with universal will
ask favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by Many lear without author
ity from you. pure article will insure and
believe where COED ELECTS do follow, the failure is caused
impure article which the inventor Of the
my duty heretofore to keep you appraised OF the
effect my hair, all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs,
yours, a. RAYMOND.
The Restorative put in BOTTLES Of three Sizes viz large,
medium small; the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe hold least twenty per cent in
proportion than tine SMALL retss for So bottles the large
abotte o. j. Wood q CO., PrSpTieters, 444 Broadway,
and III Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
Even, PendletOn & Co., retsiIed by every Drug.
house in the United States. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04
Erom Nav Nnrlr-

New TORK Dec. 3.-The steamer Northern Light
has arrived with upwards of 100000 treasure.
Clay, the Peruvian Minister, is among her passen-
gers The Saranac arrived at Panama on the 18th
from San Francisco
The Times Washington correspondent SAYS the
Members OF Congress from North Carolina, LouIsi-
ana, Tennessee and Kentucky represent those States
as being strongly in favor of Union
The acifc Railroad committee will report two
routes central one and an extreme Southern one.
The Union members of Congress suggest that that
portion of the Presidents Message relative to Sc
cessiOn be submitted to a committee Of one from
each State, their decision to be final
1t is rumored that Seward will this week offer
cOncillhtory resolutions, and that prominent MEM
bNrs of both parties engaged in compromise ar
engagements. 1t is reported that a resolution, de-
caring the right Of State to secede at WILL will be
thrust into Congress at the earliest moment.
Money at per cent. on call. Cotton dull sales
300 to 400 bales Flour dull; declined cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04
CHEROKEE CURE!

In uafaiizg cure for Seminal Weakness. Noe
LurnaI Emmi sSiOns, IUpotsncy, loss Of POlOer,
PdiRS in tie Back ctORs az the Builder, DISTRACTED
and Di1FctA Nezstr4sation and al Diseases cG1lses
by deDdtiRg from the paA Of Nature, and indugiR0
an Self-FOluSiOR.
By the Of this Care al improper discharges
ed the Eeskened organs Of generation speedily cure3 and
full vgor restored
Either contemplating marriage. should reflect that found
mind and body Necessary promote cOnnuba hpneSs
In the - herOkee Cure the poor ebated down and
depsrng devOee If sensual pleasure will 6nd relief.
1t safe and pleasant sdae its action
tanning mineral poison bu is prep ed from pure vegetable
eXrarts in the form OF a delicious syrup.
Price 50 Bottle, three bottles Tor S. and and forwarded
by express all parts Of the world
soll b. all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER MERNIN. Propnetors st Louis, No
Sold Nashville by Ewing Pendl Berry Demoyille
G. Hendershott aud by Druggists everywhere
tll, Itu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-04

PETERSBURG, Va, November 3O.-The largest meet
ing that ever convened in this Mace was hold Ia,
night 1t was called by the friends Of the Federal
Union.
r. r. Collins, Esq, introduced resolutions of a
temporlzing character advocating submission to
Llncons administration and expostulating with the
Northern states. Similar resolutions were offered
by Kelly Esq.
Resolutions strongly and decidedly secession in
spirit, and demanding immediate State action. and
the joint action of the SouthernStates were introduce
ed by Hon. Roger A. Pryor, who supported them in
speech OF extraordinary eloquence and power
The audience went wild with entbnsiasm HIS
resolutions were adoped by reclamation. Mr.. Pryor
paid glowing tribute to the galantry and patriot.
ism of South Carolina which was tumuItuouslv an
plauded. Thus has Virginia spoken. Cockades are
plenty in the streets today.
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From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Dec. IA Washington special dis
patch to tbs Celrlsf, semoflcal in tone, says that
the President hopes that South Carolina will apprs-
ciate the delieacy of his position aud not compel
him to use force for tie collection of the revenue
The President will maintain the laws for the coec.
ton OF revenue. and protect the public property
COLUMBIA, ) O., Dee. 1.-THE proceedings of the
Legislature to-day were confined principally to mat
tiers of local interest. resolution was introduced
declaring that il was ipeonYenent to fill the vaean-
cies IN the senate from S4gtR CarpliEa 1t will he
adopted on Monday next. The Legislature il pre-
pairing large number of bills in relation to free
negroes, ltlnerant statesmen and travelling agents.
Governor will be elected next week. perhaDs on
Monday. Among the names mentioned in connec-
ton Herewith is that of Hon. +. Picklany He ad-
dressed the Legislature in the hall of the House,
last night, and Declared for immediate action. and
made strong argument In faVGr OF the position as
sumcd by the state,
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chancery sale Of Land and other
5PFOperfy.
twenty-five DeIlars Reward.
STOP THE no RSR,ET HIEF!

TOLEH from ny stable. Forencs Alabama On Tuesday
- night, 3Oh October, 1850 Light bay Horse, about
thrteen years aid, hind foot white left eye pghty
and matters during the night touched punched behind
ShoCderS will back his and try to bite and pAces
works we'll IN harness. very gentle The thief MghtcOl
Ored quilted seat Spanish saddle about half the
loose from the camille behind. EOed srrupI,
briie II taken by white viii give twenty dollars
addition al ard for sufficient proof 70 convict the thief
JOHN NJ DAVIS.
P. s-wre ne At Florence, Alabama, apply to ny
Wm. II. Davis, at the Commercial school, Nashville
Florence. Ala, Nor 6, 6O-d2t&Wlt J.M.D
Gases copy and send marked payer, present bill Mer
hAnts' Bank