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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-07

Horace t.rsslT. 10 his elis2risl s5mmssss
ueon his pirate letter 10 Hm. II. Seward,
draws she following excellent neral fgsm
il. which We heartily ssl cordially ssjarss ::
"a single word If improvement 10 the
yoang and arden, politicians wko mas read
my letter and this comment. The mcsal
would sacaissse IL .si;s sus, but none the
less important. IL 10 summed ~ Ia the
Scripsurai injunction "pat nc; your irgs:
il princes. Men, even the best, are frail
and mu.able. while prfueiple !. sure ard
eternal. Be no mans man bu, Truths and
your coan,ry's. You viii De sossly tempted
at times to take this or that great man for
your oracle and guide; it's easy snd tempt
ing to lean, TO follax, and 10 trust: bat il
10 safer and wiser to lock ever through
your own eyes--to tread your own path
10 trns, implicitly in God alone. The at
mos phere is little warmer inside sarne
great mans castle, but ,hr free air AZ hear
On u ever 50 much parsr and more bsasiEg.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-07

Az exchange rrogaunds ;he fsllsaing
qacstsens 10 Al! Who contemplate matE,-
monY
Wsas is ths market prise Of point az
yliQun lace
Have ysa any IDEA Of tAs neral elects Of
white ksj s3arss aud slippers
What Is aAe general effect On societv, Of
8 new dfsss Ter svsFy PARTY during The
winter
What Is The d1Esrtuta between rslu,
blond ssa Brussels lace, aai saiea saald a
LADY prefer. for csassieatjAi aIaransns
II bauuss of ths present style, cost afty
daIisrs. wsasisws shsasxai dollars sVm-
rlese an appropriate eastums'
llass yea any sals 10 esEpase sae saliIssr
Of wauan IN Full dress
Auj. 10 ceasa3sian. whereabouts IA the
heee. Is The woman
Bachelors waalj ID well "a psudsr shrse
aacsstans, as esaaahial ts.Isisy Is Impossible
without she required .ufzr@a;i2n.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-07

TE9TIN6ONIAL8.
sE# cosneii HAT, Tsrs yor. Is, ia5a
NEssRs- CHARLES, BLOW l. Co. Gents-we
have sold small quantity az Or r l.. Stephens coua-
pound and it has given general satisfaction Respecty
yours,
J. D. HoSN
Ksnsss City, Nor. sssA 1859
MEssRs- cHARErss, BLOW Co. Gentlemen.
HAsiuS SOLD . large amount 81 DR.. 7. L. stephens
Chemical Agne Compound, feel it to be my dnty 10
recomEnend TO the world the best preparata .or
cure Of Fever and Asue in use As you are aware
ne have been selling upon the evrt Pay prin-
cipie And can truly ~e have never been called
upon TO return cue aelar yet. rours truly.
7. B. HALE, pRusersr,
Kansas City. No
Nessrs CHAHxEs How 4 Co. Geuts-we have
within the las, soid many dozen stephens Chem
seai AEue CoETcnr5. TO who and !ah5rinx in the
Sttora lands Of the Ksnkaskia River, and with each
TO et-sss cure, eai Jet hare had a single
settle returned II has performed in cases Of
rsse ~hs have tried IL: usrG be without it u any
poe aad IN this vicinity. ID blisoss :emp<-s-
rasnt asixas veil be without bread, - Ssephens
CHkSr, Posi- a co.
......- Gslstf., No Ne, 4 "a
Msssrs. CHsALEss RIow Co Genfs-rht. i, 70
certify that IA the last Twelve msntAs we have hozxst
several assn Of Dr. r l. SseFtens' Aese Carnyssra.
every hottie. We have never had ecsfie returned
ret sss hsss fna~n eessie 20 hza As fprr
in Sse family. Respectfully yosrs
BY g. ". NICHOLS
Ds. Z. l. shsSess' Cheairaa Age cso-
psoA 10 Ter sole By
CaARLE&&. BLOW 4 CO.
BARNARD & CO.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-07

Read the Testimonials and Give ii Trial.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

ROSA or the Partisan Girl From the French q,
mo. Muslin. 40
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
THE Corrox STATES MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Hon. J. L. PUGH, member Of Congress
from Alabama, has written a letter to the
Eafala Spirit, announcing his intention of go
ing to Washington, at the approaching ses-
sion, and states bis reasons as follows
THE sole object of my visit is to promote
the cause OF secession. IIbelieve much good
can be done and evil prevented by the
Southern members. The schemes of tenn
porisers and Union savers may be frustrated
the plans of the enemy understoOd-and
valuable service rendered the cause of South
ern deliverance BY consultation. and espe-
cialIy by consolidation and putting in active
operation the influence, wisdom, experience
and learning of the faithful. After doing
all in my power to secure the speedy deliV-
erance of the Southern people from the
tharldOm of an abolition government, shall
bid farewell to the city of Washington, new
er again to return while it is the seat OF a
government that has jurisdiction over the
State of Alabama
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
SATURDAY, DECEMBER. /, 1860.
rh. proposed action of tennessee.

The Knoxville Registz-in publishing the
recommendation of a number of gentlemen
Of this city that the people hold public meet
ings "to request the Governor to call the
Legislature together forthwith, with view to
their providing for State Convention, the
object of which shall be to bring about
conference of Southern States to consider ex-
isting political troubles, and if possible to
compose our sectional troubles'-concurs as
far as to the primary meetings, the call of
the Legislature and the holding of Stale
Conventions; but dissents from the conference.
1t urges separate and Independent State
action, and thus fortifes its opposition to a
Southern Conference or Convention, which,
by the way are wholly different things
"a Southern Conference has not been call
ed for by any of the Southern States, and
we feel sure none of them will submit their
rights to any such convention. In the
second place, if any thing practical is to re-
suit from such conference, il must be by an
agreement or compact between these
States. The Constitution declares in ex-
press terms that, mo State shall, without
the consent of Congress, enter INTO any agree
azent or conf pact Nth another SUITE" Such a
conference woald therefore be uDconstiiu-
tional, and no State is justifable in violating
any of the provisions of that instrument
The right of each and all of the States TO
meet in a convention to consider their
wrongs and grievances are clear and indis-
putable."
The Register is also an advocate OF seces-
sion. Without entering into a discussion
with our contemporary, we desire simply to
ask, how it is possible for State to renounce
the Constitution and the Federal Govern
ment, and set up for itself. without violating
the Constitution! If we comprehend the
notion of the Register, it is that we should
stand religously and firmly by the particular
provisions of the CUnslitution-their viola
ton would be an outrage-but it is perfecly
competent, right and proper for US to re-
nounce and throw of the obligations i'm
posed by the entire instrument
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
MARRIED.:

At the residence of the BRIDES father the Hon. J..
Donelssn, Wednesday, Nov. %, Mr.. W. B. KNOX, of
Texas, and Miss RACHEL J. DONEISoN, of Memphis.
We are not in the habit of going into ectacies at
matrimonial notices But when the fairest of the fair
espouses the bravest of the brave can't help dip
ping little-and then when considers the bril-
Hancy of the surroundings-the beauty of the bride,
and galantry of the groom, little enthusiasm is
cusabIe The galaxy of bellies and braves, in attend
ance, we note as follows, Representing the groom,)
Messrs Doneson, Wicks, Greer, and Wade. The bride
Misses Topp, Parker Mooy and Elder. 1t were a
vain effort to discern the toilets and the glitter of this
festive occasion-ght and gay-rehected light and joy
again
''And all went merry marriage bell
We are glad to see that the clone Starr is no longer
solitaire but has duplicate in the star that is
now added to this new constellation and the fair
fields of this gallant State viii be graced by prairie
flower planted by of the most gallant of her citi
May it be refreshed by the dews of love, and
may the gentle rains fail upon it like ''dew from Her
man upon the rose of Sharon" The present prestige
of this happy pair envious and wish them all that
their plighed troth can hope forong life, much JOY,
and future of undyng lnstre reflected from hearts
that love, and who have never known the
ssPain to love and not be loved agian."
But, with all hope, love, joy, and faith, they have
cut loose from the shores Of single bessedness, and
have launched out their bark upon the stream of life
May they float down its placid bosom quite tranquil
and happy and finally anchor in the realms of'Araoy
the blest."-Mem.phis AvdIanehe
In this city, at the residence of Capt Dix, Nov. 20
by the Rev. DR.. GoodIett, Mr.. JOHN DOUGLASS, OF
Nashville, Tenn, to Mrs MARY ]. LEWIS, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
For the Nashville Patriot.
Nashville and Cincinnati Railroad

Nashville and Cincinnati Railroad.
L choose still to thus designate this impor-
tant enterprise; because it was once fully
brought before this community under this
name: and being long link in the grand pro-
Slavery Trunk Line. from Norfolk, Va, and
Washington city TO SAN DIEGO, Call, the
South must move in it
The construction of this link has become
paramount to any other; to Cumberland
more properly SEwASNEE valley and the city
of Nashville. Recently built roads and 9TH
ers in course of construction so make it.
Louisville and Nashville road is being taped
at Bowling Green. KY, which is daily divert
ing trade from Nashville Memphis and
Charleston are doing the same thing; Dan
vile and Knoxville tending that way Dan
vile and Mcfinnvile more so. Whensoever
these prospective lines shall have been COM
pleted this anticip lted mischief to our valley
and Nashville will result. -,
Ii has been said that these mountain roads
will not be built--if bniit-can neither COM
mand nor hope for any local lateral patron
age beyond "dried apples and sweet cider"
Those of us who rest quietly in the force of
any such false and uncalled for jeers. will,
when too lite, be aroused from their danger
our slumbers 10y the commencement of con-
nexion between Danville and Chattanooga,
Danville and Charleston, via. Knoxville and
Dalton. Let us see if there are any grounds
for such fear to Sewanee valley and Nash
vile @
quote from the last September report of
Gen. Leslie Combs, David Sinton and A. G.
Gower-the latter gentleman is Superintend-
ent and Engineer of the Lexington and
Southern Kentucky Railroad-altogether an
indefinite and vague post .fr for Nashville en-
couragement. asszs|
A. G.. Cover, Superintendent and Engi-
neer, &c., &C., says in conclusion of Report
or said road, dated at Cincinnati, Sept. 18th.
1850: The line of the Lexington and South
cru Kentucky Railroad, as proposed, crosses
the Cumberland river in Kentucky a short
distance, say 10 to Is miles, north of the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

TIE MILL on THE FLOSS A Novel. By George
Eliot, Author Of ''AGam Bede' and scenes of olaTi
cal Life svo. Paper, SO cents Library Edition:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

COLLEGE TEMPLE sGoMMEscEMEST.-MRs
Newman tGa-J Literary COaponion's account
Of the seventh annual commencement at
College Temple in that city. Alter speaking
in commendatory terms of the essays of the
graduating class, the Canspanion says
"Tbe next thing on the programme was
the annual poem, by L. Virginia French,
She being absent. The Rev Mr. Rogers, OF
Atlanta, arose and read letter written by
Mrs French to the President. in which she
stated that she was proyidenIially detained
by the illness of little son. She expressed
her deep regret at the stern necessity which
compelled her absence, and would endcavor
| to be present at the next annual commence
| ment. She sent On the poem, however. en-
| titled. The Women of Georgia" which was
| read by Mrs. II. S. Smith We were seated
30 far from the stage that we heard only a
/ portion of the beautiful poem, but we be-
| lieye it was generally conceded by all WHO
| heard it, to be lasting monument to THE
| Women OF Georgia" We deeply sympathize
| with Mrs. French in her domestic affections,
and trust ere this she and her darling boy
have been restored to their wonted health.
| None were more deeply disappointed than we
| in not meeting. face TO face, with one upon
whose brow the light of genius has stamped
it's Hottest signet, and in whose spirit live all
those christian graces and virtues which ele-
/ vate and ennoble woman"
| We learn from another source that Mrs
! FRENCH's poem contained sound Union sentl-
| ments, but that its excellence nevertheless,
drew warm plaudits even from the "blue
| cockades." We are gratiied to state, also,
| that the Coll age conferred upon Mrs. FRENCH
the degree of Mistress gf Arts," and forwar-
ded diploma. This honor could not have
been more worthily bestowed. In point of
literary ability Mrs. FRENCH is one of the
first women in the South; and in all the at
| tributes which constitute the glory of her
sex, we know of none who surpass her.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

The New York Herald sent special repOr-
ter to different factories. &C., engaged in va
rious branches of manufacture and trade. in
that city, to inquire into the effect upon The m
of the result of the Presidential election. The
investigation shows that since the election
there has been an alarming falling of in the
sale and manufacture of articles dependent
to any great extent upon Southern trade
and that not less than fifteen thousand opera
tives have already been discharged, and are
out of employment at this critical time, just
when winter is setting in with all its severity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
WHEAT AND rAREs A Novel limo, Muslin.

ITALY IN TRANSITION. Public scenes and r-;,.a,o
Opinions in the Spring of 1860. Ill strated bv ON
ciai documents from the Papal Archives of the Re.
VOTED Legations By Wm. Arthur, A NJ limo
CHAPiERS ON WIVES BY Mrs Ellis Author of
Mothers OF Great Men, limo Muslin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

DALIES AND WEEKLIE..
THE NEW YORK HERALD Daily.
THE. NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly.
HAMPERS I'll USFRATED PAPER, Weekly.
LESfIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Weekly.
tbs WAvERiY MAGAZINE, Weekly.
WILKES SPIRIT OF THE TINES, Week y,
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly.
THE LONDON PUNCH, Weekly,
THE LONDON TINES, Weekly
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
So on6a
ShersOs sale

BIZ virtue OF vend ex. me directed and deliver
ed BY the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson coun-
ty Ten es~ee, at its september TeE m 1850, will ex
pose pubic sale the highest biquer, cash, at
the Court House yard, IN the city OF Nashville on
saturday the sth day Old cember 1860 ali the right,
title, claim, interest and estate which homas Ear art
then had, may have since acquired in and 70 the
following described lot parcel OF Land situated IN
HcWhirtessvilie district No 2 Of Davidson county
being lot No. l. OF the division of lots shown by
platts and the same heretofore sold by Robert and
Henderscn Bryant To Thorna EafhaFt, and bounded
on the East By the lands DR.. E r. BGehan the
south by the lands Jesse Joiner the West by the
lands Of BaTrel BeadGr and North by the lands
of A. pcnnel and G. 5. Standdeid, Containing ores
and IS square poles levied upon The property Of
thomas Earhart TO satisfy judgment rendered. in
favor Of 81. and j.. Bryant.
a JOHN X. EDMUNDSoN. Sl-erii.
nov15-td By ( D. VIII TwelsTH, D. s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

DIFFICULTY AT THE CAPITAL.-The Daily
San Antonio Herald, of the 18th, says: We
are informed by gentleman just from Aus
tin, that when the news of the probable cleo
tion of Lincoln reached that place, certain
parties declared their intention to raise the
lone star flag upon the capitol. Gov. HOus-
ton forbid their doing it, and they persisted.
The Governor had sent to San Marcos for
Captain T. Borleson to assist in enforcing
his orders, and it WAS feared collision OF
arms would take place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
No. 21S2.
SnePiRoS Sale

OY virtue of vend. to me directed and deliver
u ed from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, its September Term 1860, will
expose public sale, the highest bidder, for cash,
the Court House yard, in the city of Nashville, On
Saturday. the Sth day December, 1850, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, which +. NJ Woodall
thenaad, may have since acquired in and TO the
following described lot OF Land together with all the
improvements, the property OF f. N. Woodali,
known and bounded follows, it being lot No. 20, in
Bcockway's addition TO Edgehed, fronting fifty feet
the Gallatn Turnpike road, running back one hun
bred and seventy feet alley. The register
ed in the Registers Office Of Davidson county, Tonnes
see in Book No 80 ami page PSI, being levied as
the property Of F. NJ. WOodall 10 satisfy judgment
rendered favor d. C. Douglass.
JOHN X. EDNUNDSON, Sheriff.
novI5-td By h. D. WENTWORTH, D. s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

SECRETARY COBB.-A dispatch from Wash
ington to the New York Commercial of the
2slh, says the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
COBB, dissents to the anti-secession portion OF
the Presidents message, and that it is pro-
bable he will resign. If the President de-
sires to do his duty, he ought to dismiss Mr..
COBB. When did the Secretary of the Trea-
sury or any other Cabinet officer become re-
sponsible for the contents of Presidents
message2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Clerk and Masters Sale.

VIM: A Campbell, Admir- John P. Yies & others.
DY virtue of decree of Hon. Circuit Court at Nash
Ii vile, Tenn, pronounced in the above cause at its
May term, 1860, will expose to public sale, TO the
highest bidder, the house door in Nashville
saturday, the 18th day OF December 1850 Negro
Woman, named Jane Said negro is sold for division
among the heirs OF William Campbell, deceased.
TERNS-Said negro woman viii be sold upon a-credit
of L months. Note with approqed security Will be
required. DAVID C. LOVE, c. x n. !
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01

STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE. By Geo n -Taxxis T.,
Cravings 12mo. Muslin.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Chancery Sales.

Docid ~. Aliens House and Lot
DURSUANT 70 a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in the of r. W. Shaffer David
NJ Alien and others will offer at public sale, my
office, in the Court House, Saturday the 18th day
Of December, 1S60, The House and Lot of David u.
Allen on the western side OF Vine street, outh of
Broad street Lot As feet by les, and being the
bought OF Henry Flood.
TERNs-l, and years credit from day of sale
with interest, and sale without redemption Security
required and lien retained. J. E. GLEAVES,
noy20-td C&M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
ACCIDENT TO Col. BRABsos-The Chatta-

ACCIDENT TO Col BRABsoN.-The Chatta-
nDoga GozeTe of Thursday last says
I'VE regret to- state that cur distinguish
miner of Congress from this district, mel
with a painful accident "n w dnesday last.
by jumping fr"m his buggy on account of
his hOr,, taking fright His ankle was dis
Icc al, d. and he was otherwise bruised. This
accid. mt will pre-, enI hi being in Washing
ton On Mundav n, xt tn tax his seat as R-p-
reeensaiive from this District. Il is hoped be
will b.. able To tx hi seat al an early day,
aud aid in giving tone to the patriotic, Union
sentiment oi the country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-01
Sherlff's Sales,
No. 209O.
ShariR2S sale

DY virtue of vend.ex. to me directed and delivered
DirOm the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson coun
ty, Tennessee, at its september Term 1860, viii ex
pose to public sale 10 the highest bIder Tor cash at
the Court House yard the city of Nashville sat
urday. the Sth day of December 1860 all the right,
title claim interest and estate, which ben johnson
at. then had may have since acquire IN and to
the following DESCRIBED lot piece of ground, No. 49,
Afc6avOck, WetnOre and others addition TO the town
OF hcavoeS, in the county OF davidson, state OF Ten
nessee fifty feet front, bound Fillmore avenue
ming back usual depth Of said lots more particular
IL described plan OF sal dddi registered in the
Register Office Of avids0n county. Levied as the
property of VIM. Bal ey satisfy Judgment IN favor
Of the CITY Bank. JOHN x. EbMUNLSOA, SiaSzn. :.
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