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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-17
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Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
GAS FITTING

l would respectfully call the attention of the
GnlTens us, oi smyrna to the stock Of GAS FIX.
\, IUNEo ior sale at the shop, opposite Foxwell's
mond's Store. ndy-
T9e Gas Works being rapidly pushed for.
| ~aru' nose VINO have subscribed to take the
uas' anu otner citIzens will please leave their
orders for Gas Fitting as soon as nossihIa ."e,l
G tnat tne,r houses can be lighted up when the
PIPE CANNOT BE PUT IN AFTFR T'IE NE
GROUND FREEZES. iiE
Having employed first class workmen and
doing the work at low prices, hone ,o ,,o.;, ""u
The patronage of the Gus consumers in S,nn,nn
CHAS. N. TRUMP, Agt A. G, " ""'
,V1-ShoP on Main St., opposite FcxweIIs Jio.
sep2O
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
CHANGE OF HOURS

NoTE.-Frains leave Seaf0rd, Cannon's. Bridge
vile, Greenwood, nnd Farmingion for PhIade IphIa
on Tueiday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. re.
turning on Monday. Wednesday aud Friday evenings
a traln leaves Milford every Monday, "Wednesday
and FRIDAY morning at so; returning or Tuesday
Thnrsday and Saturday evenings at y.lS.
Morning Train SouIh to connect at Seaford on Tues.
folk, ~ -'''-
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Wilmington for New Castle : S5 AN
Leave New Castle for Whining ton and Phi iladelphia
$50 A. arriving at Philadelphia 1925 An
Passengers by Evening Trains between baltimore
ana Delaware Railroad can spend night al Whining
ton and proceed next day by giving notice to Conduc
tor. and procuring sop-Over Check
Both lralIs gong North make close connections
lot New YORK +. q SEWALL. Jr,
Sup'I Del BailroaJ.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27

'ENNh NUN 20 or safe at ln.s Vnce.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
Irving Female College

MECHANlCSBURG, PA;
the 5th. ""' 'e'''oh SSP'Smoer
SioU VIII pay the expenses of Board, Washing.
Fnei; Light and Tuition for academic year of 10
Rare facilities offered in Instrum.p,,.l oDd v,..,
Music and other ornamental branches. At Ihs us"ai
rates. S"' ~ '"0 usual
tOn Catalogues giving full particulars address
- a. G. MARLATT, President
,,S, vi heierence 10 made with pleasure 10 DR. w IT
Coiiins' oi Smyrna. Ssmuel Harsadine ESQ. Ie;nso
anu stephen FoseIes. Of WIiminssn. anT9a1 I'm
BLANK NOTEs or saIe AT In. o@cs
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
WILMINGTON CTTY-

WILMINGTON CITY.
TWELVE PER CENT.
What say you TO the plan anew,
That gives to every one of YOU,
For cash paid down when goods are bouobt
three per centum taken off.
IT paid within the credit given,
o' ninety days, we then are even;
Ut lty Overrun the time,
one cent. a months the fine.
we ST. keep Clothing ready made,
And cheap as found among the trade.
ana Clouds to make and trim to order,
For G"' ernor, Shorthand Recorder
Men aud Boys Clothing and furnishing roods
on hand. Also Agents for |. III. SINGERS nm
rlvalled Sewing Machines. Price $50. S75.
S9O and 500, net cash.
\, CYRUS STERN,
no no Ill Market ST., BIT. Front and Second SITS.
u" '''i''Ne 'o"' DeI' in l4-Iy
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
MADAME SCHWEND's
knfaIIibHe Powders

or lne speedy and efecual cure ofau Ina,mmo,ors
PIE c nneiEma'sm Dyspepsia and Liver ComnIa,nI
ADULTS and Children Send cent samn IN ne, Is o'
Unndrods oc,..,;. q. B. JONES'
~ lr'1leus 1 OF testimonials. Box 2O1O PhiIa p n
w Agency S.W Cor. Third y Arch SIS lilo
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
UT persons out of Employment. IN
AGENTS WANTED
In Every Conntv in the Iro;,oJ -,

In Every County in the United States.
10 engage in the sale of some of The hes, and ro.,
elegantly illustrated works published.
Our publications are of the mos, nteres,ng ,hor,c
aIapled TO The wants of the Farmer Mechanic and
Merchanl they are published in the best sty ys ana
pound IN the most substantial manner and re- worhv
= place IN The Library of every Household in the
=, " 10 men OF enterprise and industrious habits,
Ployment seldom to be met with
W PERSONS desiring TO act as agents will recsiEe
promptly by mail full particulars. Terms &C., BY ad.
.,dsss odessag LEARY. GGfZ Il Co. Pnll shsrs
00'i0sm NO. 22i North Second g., Phliadalp phla.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
wv ny stand ye all the day idIe?"

ANY Lady or Gentleman in the United S,,,os 49,.
from IS to ST. can enter into an easv ond res
can be re"1a% "sfs' Dy which from 50 to $40 per day
Fof particulars, address with stamp)
N,.-.,,. W. II. ACTON e. co.
oc,I,S~ NO 81 oId 4l) North Sixth ST, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Chor,o

or the prevention and cure of F,ltr aaF A,,,. l
O't""S Fcrer'. This wonderful remedy was hTor,%I
10 'he KNOW OF the present proprlcors uy irIei
%ho mas been great tray eltr IN PcrAla and tho Ii
| Land. '" me h"IN
! Whie going dnwn the river Euphraics he c,noror
ceu Setert attack OF Fever and Ague. On dIsro,.r
ing hs condition., one OF the Roaimpn took nm III. 49,
son an Anl"t,f. sayng, " wear this and M E,r rjJ
to"c@ go4 Although incredG'ou> as to lis yirlues h
co"Pi ed and experienced immediate r., I.l ,,nI i ~
Ie Always 10 olhd II an CllecLll pro;cCtl ii from Ih
lnallrI0us complaints '' 'iIe
On further investigation he found that The b,o,,,
d'Fioued To It miraculous powers and SAM Tho, :,
C"uIu only he nbiaIncd from the Priests of lba Sun
a!lef"aTd the gentleman in rullyers,,, ,,,
Frlest obtained from him the secret Of I,s r,rsa
t''" ana aScerlHned where GAe medicinal her,. t,,ra
l"uiiu' Ol which 1t was compounded The vo,icrG,l
virtues OF Tins article have induced iuIl bel,nC -, 49,
"Hs OF The natives IN the miraculous heaIiuu In,,
OF their Priests "'''E powers
since ms return 10 America il has been tried with
ne haPplesl effect by eVCra Ladies and C,erIiemcm
'' hign character, who have given It the most nm
i"a.lhed praise Tins remedy having been 81 s,,..;,;
III etsa inr hundreds Of years for the pre, ru,,,
ana cure OF Fever and Ague A. { Billions Fevcrs'
no" OHered To the A nercan poo
. IL Will be sent by mail prepnld with CrII ,l,ro,;
l0t use. on receipt Of one dollar wv NUNS
~ FrihcIpal Depot and Mandatory ISs Noin =,
Il Va, Branch Office Bank of Comme-co
building, New York. Address
S~0-IJ' JOHN WILCOX & 20
Smyrna times., 1860-12-27
Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$1.50 PER DAY

3 me undersigned having renewed their lease for
PaInled' carpeted anc refuTnished throughout.
III, lne Iocauon Of this House is unsurpassed being
Upon ihe widest and most p,esent part of hesnut Sc
"r opposite the Old State House. near the places
n ni"Gseineh' the jobbng houses Of Market and
mt 9's ana convenient to the city Railroads The
fare. ' 'iy lor hail'ulhe
nmg rooms are large. well lighted have superior
comfort. Win care lor
=, we are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits ond
segotaDIes IRON Farm beODgidg % us, and which N
managed exclusively for the Iiot,l
The proprieiors fIhe American assnro tba;, c.;,I
anu patrons that no pains will be spared 10 make Iho
appointments OF this Hotel complete and its ahI cnm
Jan ~ '6O-ly. WYATT a. HLJiITTt,c H'i'Ut
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
From lIiIlIdgeVilie.

la the House on the 18th inst. the follow
inc preamble and resolution, offered by Mr.
Adrian (Anti-LecomptOn DEM, n. j., after
amendment on motion of John Cochrane, in
Guiding in the recommendation the repeal OF
ali Personal Liberty bills, so called, was
adopted, by a vote of Isl yeas to IA nays:
Whcreqs. The Constitution of the United
States is the supreme law of the land, and
its ready and faithful obedience duty of all
good and aw-abiding citizens; therefore,
RssoIUed, That we deprecate the spirit Of
Cisobpdienee to the Constitution, wherever
manifested, and that we earnestly recon-
mend the repeal of all statutes by the State
Legislatures in conflict with, and in violation
of that sacred instrument, and the laws OF
Congress passed in pursuance thereof.
Also, on motion of MIR. LovejUy (Rep.,
HID, the following was adopted-yeas l24;
nays, none:
Whereas. The Constitution of the United
States is the supreme law of the land. and
lis ready and faithful obedience duty of all
good and law-abiding citizens; therefore,
ResolUed That we deprecate the spirit of
disobedience to the Constitution wherever
manifested, and that we earnestly recommend
the repeal of all Notification laws; and that
it is the duty of the President to protect and
defend the property of the United States.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Morris, Dem, of Ill., was also adopted by
vote OF lis against A;
'Resolced by the House Of Representatives., That
we properly estimate the immense value OF
our National Union to-our collective and in
dividual happiness; that we cherish cordial,
habituaI and immovable attachment to 1t;
that we will speak of it as of the palladium
of our political safety and prosperity; that
we watch its preservation with Jealous ankle
ty: that we will dscountenance whatever
may suggest even suspicion that it can. in
any event, be abandoned, and Indignantly
frown upon the first dawning of every attempt
TO ALLEVIATE any portion of our country from
the rest, or enfeeble the sacred ties which
now link together the various parts 4; that we
regard it as a main pillar in the edifice of our
real independence, the support OF tranquility
at home, our peace abroad, our safety, our
prosperity, and that very liberty which we so
highly prize; that we have seen nothing in
the past nor do we see anything in the pres
ent- either In the election of Abraham Lin
coin to the Presidency of the United States,
or from any other existing cause, to justify
its dissolution; that we regard its perpetulty
as Of more value than the temporary triumph
of any party or any man; that whatever evils
or abuses exist under it ought TO be corrected
within the Union, in peaceful and constitu-
tional way; that we believe it has sufficient
power to redress every wrong and enforce
every right growing out OF its organization
or pertaining to its proper functions; and that
it is patriotic duty to stand by 1t as our
hope in peace and defence in war"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
rhurlow weed for Compromise.

The Albany EUeuulg Journal of yesterday,
as we learn by telegraph. contains an article
from the pen of Thurlow Weed, In favor OF
compromise. He proposes first to open the
Territories to the South and North; which
means, we suppose, to admit the right of the
South 30 carry their slaves into the Terrific
ry, or to re-enact the Missouri Compromise
line. The dispatch significantly states that
Mr.. Seward had been in Albany, aud left
yesterday afternoon for Aubarn. 1t is fur
Their stated that Mr.. Weeds proposition ex-
presses the views of Mr.. Lincoln, but we do
not believe the President elect has author
lied any statement on that or any other
point-CTn. Gdz, 18Th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
CORPORATION LAW.
AN ACT to amend Act entitled, Gan Act to regulate
Saves, Free Blacks and Mulattoes within the city Of
Nashville. Passed Nay the 7th, 1850.

Saves; Free Blacks and Mulatioes within the CITY Of
Nashville. Passed Msy the 7th, 1850
SEC l. Be enacted By tie Mayer and Aldermen If
lse Guy q NGShrstte That IL shall be lawful for
any Slave, residing in the Corporation of Nashville
without the writ en permission Of the owner or en-
pyer " SAID Slave, 10 and fro In said corpor
alton after the hour Of clock p NJ from the LIST Of
Octooer 70 me Ist OF April, after O'Clock p IL
Ioln the Isl VI AP 10 Ihs 1st OF October such writ
Zen omission 70 specify the destination of sa slave
anu provided the desIln ton Of naIe slave be the
residence Of his vile, then the owner or employer
may extend the privilege one month and no ouFe~
any save found violating the DIVISIONS OF the fore
gong section shall receive less than ten nor
tlsn Nv nty lashes, al the discretion ana under the
direction OF the Captain OF the Police
sac BE 4 enacted That al free Blacks or Mulat-
toes loond running al IN the corporation after the
hours Specified In the lst section Of this Act without
the cordeT's Certificate their registration shall
De SUBJECT 70 arrest and penalty Of one dollor for
each and very violation Of the provisions CT thai ace
lion eld penalty 10 be recovered before the Recorder
as In any other mlsdeameanor.
SEC 3 BE u e17dc5ed, That il shall be the duty Of
me ponce 10 disprse ali congregations Of Free Bacsss
nlatt1ss OF Slaves Collected within the CITY at night
without regard 10 purpose whatever and should an
FREE backs or Autoes fail refuse TO retire after
such hotucations by any Of the police so 70 do he
me or they shall be arrested, and OF proof OF the sc
before the Recorder, shall be deemed GUILTY. of a mis-
aeneanor ana subject To penalty of from three 70
nlty DOLLARS And should any slave fail or reh,se 70
OBEY the foregoing inJucton he she or they shat be
punished as provided Ia the 1st of this act
SIC Be u enacted, That IhIs act shall take efacs
from and alter It's passage, that ali laws or narfs
oil laws conflicting with tbs be and the same are
hereby repeated. =
Passed February II, 1859
December le, lS60. r. B. CHEATHAM, Mayor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

ENGLAND PROPOSES TO TAKE CARE OF CAP
TUREp AFRICANs.3The State Department has
received proposition from the English Gov
ernment, offering in future so take all the ne
groes captured by the United States on board
slavers for apprentices in the British Colo
MES. Congress viii call for Information on
the subiect-Ch. Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

CLOSING OF The BASKs.-The Banks OF
this city viii be closed on the 18th inst
lChristmas day., the lst Of January, and the
4th Of January, the latter the day set apart
By the President as day of fasting and
prayer. We are requested to state that all
notes falling due on either of these days,
must be paid the day previous
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
TERNlS.
OnStabHe'S Sale.

On Saturday, the 18th day OF January 1851, az the
" Court House door, In the city OF Nashville, we
viii proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder for cash.
one NEGRO Boy named JIM, aged about years, Of
copper color to satisfy TIVE executions one issued By
Josiah fefr1ss, J. p IN avor o. Arts Brown and
W Martin, the other issued by " D. Robertsor J.
P IN foror Of James Vhitvorth and ssHlnst c II.
Martin. = ". Martin and T. G Marlin. Both Of said
executions levied on aid boy The property Of J. "
Martin, Sale within legal hours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Revolution In Picture Making.
Ten Photographs for One Dollar.

Z EEP Il before the people that making TEN
N PHOTOGRAPHS for ONE DOLLAR, suitable for
Albums and sending in letters, large in proper
ron All the and popular styles introduced here
word 70 Mothers: Bring along your babies. aad
have them taken, we have lots OF patience, and viii
use every exeriion 10 please yen at
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Mr.. Cobb went out of the Treasury as soon
as he had exhausted it-just as fat maggot
crawls out OF a nutshell when he has deyOur-
ed the kernel -LouisUille Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Aew advertisements.
4 Large invoice of Ready-made Clothing at
Auction, -

DEM F. SHIELDS CO., will sell this evening, Dec.
D 22d at early gas light, fine assortment of Phila
delphia Made Clothing, consisting of Beaver, Lion
skin Peter sham, Sable and Black Cloth Over Coats,
Business and Frock Goats, Moleskin do, Cashmere
Pants assorted styles and qualities Velvet, Cashmere
Valencia ad Fancy Vests. These goods have just ar
rived aud now opening and viii be sold without reserve
for cash. BENZ. +. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
Cent raj Auction Rooms. No. q College Street.
dnro0 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

ON Monday morning next viii Slaughter, and sell
" at Stall No in the Market House, fine Durham
Heifer, weighing 1850 pounds, imported from England
by Col T. B. Johnson and take this method OF notify
ing my and the public of the fact that they
may themselves Christmas day 20 some OF the
finest ever slaughtered in this market
Also on the day two very line CsIswod Sheep,
purchased Of AFR James F. Johnson, and weighing,
together, $50 pounds. ADAM CUE-
dec22-2t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
House servant for Hire.

TyHE owner OF very sprightiy and intelligent house
i servants girl OF fifteen years OF age-win hire
her for the ensuing year If carly application be made.
Enquire the Office OF the Patriot Of the Banner of
Peace. dec22-d1t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Hurrah for the Holidays.

rT,HE most acceptable present you can make IS one
L OF HUGHES IS1MITABLE PHOTOGRAPH POR-
TRAITS, IY0RYTYPES or NELAINoTYPES Ion-t de-
lay. n T. Ten Autograph Photographs for one dollar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
JUNIPER LAWN.

IN account Of the removal OF Nj. John Lurnsden To
~ New Orleans, we offer for rent bis late resi-
oruce, gtNlfEh LAWN, situated on soStk Cherry
street HE house is Of the approved style tive stories
ao We me basement furnished with every desirable
eohVenience, beautifully located commanding pure
ana prsclng atmosphere. Fronting the house is =
AVN OF about two acres well set IN blue grass fruit
Also, family residence. Foster Street, IN Edge
nelo Containing eight rooms, stable, cstern, &C. with
ABOUT Two acres Of land, containing many fruit and
forest trees. For terms apply 70
6LAScUck Z SENSOA or
J. LUASDEN co.
oee10-u No. IL south Market Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

AN ACT TO Be entitled An Act to repeal An Acs IN
prevent the Ringing Of AUCTION Bells along the Erss.
Passed July IL, 1860.
- SEC l. BE enacted BY the City Council of Nashville
mat II shall be unlawful to goods and wares
o SUCTION OF otnerwse by ringing Of bells beating
sEc Be- fETtAer enacted, That any person euilty
Oh violating the provisions Of this act shah be fined
not less than three nor than ten dollars for each
and every ofsnee. W ri HOPN
President OF Board Of Aldermen
GEO. W. DARDEN
President Board of Councimen
R. B. CHEGrHAx, Mayor.
[Attest1 ". A. GLENN Recorasr
Approved Dec. 1850. deco
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
South Nasbv;I,. R.Eor

NJ OW open and ready TO furnish parties private or
~ public, at shortest notice. Every kind Of Bread
Cake and Copfectons constantly on hand and any ex
tras furnished at short notice.
dec1S-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Property for Sale.

R. q. Short and others vs.. P. Peacher and others.
DY virtue OF decree in this cause at its October
u term, 1850, will at Peacherfs Mill In Montg.n-
cry CO., Tenn, on the 18th day If December next sell
70 the highest bidder, the following property: The
Real Estate will be divided into smaller tracts 10 suit
purchasers. 10 wit. the Farm on which P Peacher
now lives. containing sec acres There is on this
Farm good Tobacco oteInmery, with first rate
screws will also sell the large FIGURING Mill known
as PEACHER'S MILL This slin has never.failinr
water power and is situated in the heart hne wheat
growing country. Also, 2o9 acres of land, known as
the John A Elliot tract - also AZ likely and valuable
NEGROES, 40 tine Mules 3 Mares and Colts, Horses
90 head OF Cattle 60 head Of Sheep 200 os 200 GOO
Slaves 5000 Flour oarreis, large lot os fra az i'm
PIGMENTS, including ReHper and Thresher one Car.
riags and Harness, Buggy and Harness Wagons
and Harness, sett Biacksmith's Tools ana household
and kitchen furniture and the present crop Of Corn
and T3bacco-
TERMS.
The Real Estate viii be sold on credit Of and
years, bond and security and lien required ON the
personal property, ali Of IS and under cash: the
balance IN IL mf Bths, with interest from date bond
and security required Of the purchaser Property not
delivered until the terms OF tbs complied with
The sale wiz continue from day 70 day until all The
property is sold A 1ne Barbecue viii be prepared,
and everybody is Invited TO attend and make the pro-
Perty bring its fun value KEESt E,
decl2-tds- Special Commissioner
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

SUGGESTIONS has been suggested to
US that If our national troubles were referred
to the eight eminent persouages who were
put forward as the candidates for the Presi-
ton, they could probably reach a satisiacto-
~ solution of oar difficulties. Such con-
ference would have the merit of an equal
representation of all the parties in the coun.
try, as well as of the sections, through their
chosen leaders. It strikes US as quite plausi-
bic. and we see no reason why Congress
might Lot by resolution invite these gentle
men to the national capital to confer together
on the momentous questions which now i'm
minently threaten our country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22


our beloved Union bat ultimately restore to
the hearts of all in people their ancient
faith and love.
+ Sth. That External vigilance is the price
Of liberty and every citizen, high or low,
rich or poor, must contribute to the price, or
expect to lose the treasure and therefore we
call upon all In this eyentfal crisis to awake,
aud work like men in the cause of the Union.
9th. That Committee of thirteen be APP
pointed by the Chairman at bis leisure to
prepare aud publish an address on the sub.
ieet of the foregoing resolutions, and to take
such other steps as they may deem proper,
to advance the general object of this meet
ing.
The Meeting was then SUCCESSFULLY ad-
dressed by Hon. Henry STANBkKRY, Judge
o. NJ. SPENCER. Hoa. J. Scorr HARRISON, aud
Hon. R. M f. CoRwINE; after which the resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted. Col. FIN
NELL, of Kentucky, was then called out, and
after few remarks from him. the meeting
adjourned.
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THE Army BILL OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-The
appropriations, for the defence of the State.
made by the South Carolina Legislature,
amounts to over s2.5Oo.ooo. The various