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DR. VA. RUSSELL PAIMER--The Memphis AUa
lGhehs speaking of the death of DR.. PALNER, says
~ It viii be recollected that Palmer was supposed
70 be co-conspirator with the Harpers Ferry insur-
reetiOnists, and he was held 10 bail in the sum 81
two thousand dollars 70 make his appearance at tie
next term Of the Criminal Court, 70 answer the
charge OF endeavOring to incite the serve popula-
Hon 70 revolt. Ii may not be improper - add that
since his examination Inquiries have been institu-
ted which lead to the belief that Palmer was inno-
cent The Thatcher letter, produced at his exami-
nation, the contents Of which created such alarm
throughout the country, is now by many supposed
70 have been written BY an individual well known in
tins community, al present living in the North and
who was interested deeply in having Palmer out OF
the way. These inquiries have not been pushed to
the extent that would justify in giving the sup
posed authors name, but at the earliest practica-
Die moment, we promise to do so. IL our suspi-
ciOns should prove correct the developments will
exhibit one OF the most accomplished and deeplaid
schemes Of villainy ever perpetrated.n
The THATCaER letter could only have been writ
ten BY some one in New York at the time it was for
warded to Gov WIsE The facts detailed in that
letter show that the writer had knowledge of the
localities in Shelby, and was also possessed Of in
formation in relation to BROwNs provisional gov
eminent and constitution which were then unknown
In Tennessee. If, as is suspected that letter was
'writtea by an individual well known On Memphis)
at present living in the North, and who was inter-
ested deeply in having PALMER out Of the way it is
due to the memory Of DR.. PALMER. ami due to JUS
tice, that the author should be made known, and
that he should receive at the hands Of the law the
punishment that such offense richly deserves.
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NASHVILLE AND lll4frAN00sA RAILROAD.
Leave Nasiieile az % "a. ni.; anlaf s q 1i.
Arrive al ~ q ne. and p IN.
fH6.h trains connect at Stevenson foi slil .1,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TT'he night tain from Nashville connecl Il tlilt-
tan0oga WITH the trains 0ntle East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both tlaina connect az Chattanooga with u'lins
on she Western and Atlantic road.
both trains connect at faTTace with trains
on the chelbygile branch
rThe day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahema with the train on the McAlimyille and
Manchester road.
The day train from Nashville connects q
Dechard with trains On the Winchester and
Aiahama road for Salein and tevilie.1
TEEErisna l0D ALABAMA ltaILRoAp;
Leave Nashville az 8 "a, M. and l.55 p. M.
Arrive az 81 r. M, and 20, pm
L0uIsrHAE AID NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville al l;48 q. ns ana 23s p m. THE
morning train carries the mall
Arrive at 3:37. q A. and $780, p. m. The evening
train brings the mail
EREEFIEID AND kENIUcKY RAnROAD;
Leave Nashville at 2, m.
Arrive az 10. g. m.
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polftien7s
PRovDENCE, r, u. Jan Tile Republican 7.ata
Convention met here To-day tononmate canai5at.5
for state officers and % elect delegates . Inc Cnea
go Convention Hon. Thos Davis was chosen Presi-
dent Of the conveHtioH. Seth Badeaferd ef Pr1vi
deuee, was nominated i9r Governor. over Tbos li
tniileH, The present Governor. ani saTal 81 trlsld
stephen N Aason of Snathliald was nain .nai i Is.
Lieut. Governor, OYER Isaac Sanders the present i
eumeent John R. Bartlett was nominated for See
reiaTy Of State and Samuel G. Parker for General
treas lrer. lhos. r. KING was nominated for At
torney General in place Of Jerome b. EinlhalI who
declined denomination. The convention was large
every 1o'yE being Represented. The moeef radical
convention
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Col. G. B. LOCKE who died in Memphis on the 2Stl
uh., a native Of Rutherford county, and remov-
ed to Memphis inIls27. The Argus says; His intel-
geee public spirit and desire to promote the interest
of the city secured to himh confidence and esteem
Of all and during his thirty two years residence in
the city, he was twice elected to the office Of Mayor
and has filed every other position in the gift of her
people Few men possessed greater number OF
warm and devoted friends than Col LOCKE. aRd no
enc was more deserving of them. In every relation
Of life he proved himself NAN, in the true sense Of
the term, and his death viii be deeply mourned by
all who knew him.
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2olcesser's duarso Dl5slenary.
0pao a be III 1sv. Jas Il 0ssy, D. D. III. D,
faslop d he Bioess Of Tennessee.
NEluHIs. Dec. s. 1858.
Ilase carefully examined the published specimeu
81 Dr. Won0lsrEH's forthcoming Quarto Dictionary
ana taking this as i fair sample q the whole J am
q the opinion, that Is Hais. asa staedaFd for The
photographic, Egaoiogg aid Qrthoeog 81 he Eaglish
language, are luseqaqllea by any work have seen.
JAS. II. GREY
Oh. J. BEHnmS I4rsDsEx ohaneegor Of the 6assuias
UiseassB, says. know OF no Dictionary in the
English language IN ~ respects so complete.
90 Is a faithful and reliable guide TO
corfee. fehng aal pronunciatiens ample in its ve-
eabni and Enozt excellent in lis definitions. its
accuracy and fnllness as regards the many new
and sciendfe terms recently introduced. render il
nraluaba to the professional as wen as the general
stadeAt
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer a large part Of the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system, induced by the poisonous mlasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalaton is evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet SOL and rises with the watery vapor tam
it. While the is below the horizon this yapog
fingers near the earths surface and the virus IS taken
with through the lungs into the blood. Th~e acts
as an irritating poison the internal viscera and
ereting organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secree not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood. POth the virus and the BILE accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys and the stomach
sympathze with the liver and become ds0reegsd also,
Finally, the instinct Of organism if in attempt
to expel the noxiOus infusion. concentrates the whole
blood c. The body IN the internal excetoes to force
them to cast out The blood leaves the surface, and
PUSHES to the central organs with congestiye violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort fails. Then tie
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, e IN another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretorv-the skin. In this also it fails, and the svs-
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for The
recovery Of strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or I-lroxysms OF FEyEu AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course un
dermine the health If It IS not removed.
VI have laborpl find and have 9uud. antidOte.
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CHAHEsON, Jan. 4.--Ihe select committee Of the
House Of Representatives Of Florida appointed IN
consequence Of the circua. of the New Chamber OF
Commerce calling the attention Of planters 10 the
great increase of sanded cotton say they believe the
complaints this year are without foundation. end
recommended to the Cbambera thorough investga-
ton into the mode of selling cotton la New York
and steps be taken to compel commission merchants
there to sell each planters crop on its own merits
as the sures remedy not only for sanded cotton but
also for def-auding one planter at the expense Of
another.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

ST. Lots, Jan. 4.-The Illinois Democratic state
Convention met in Springfield. Illinois. this AFTER
noon. AID elected four deleg9tes as large ard two
from each Congressional district to lie Charleston
Convention, and instructed them to vote for s. A.
Douglas for President
A resolution passed affirming the Cincinnati
platform, repudiaiing such issues as tha African
slave trade, or Congressional slave code for the
Territories; that all questions pertaining to slavery
shall be forever banished from the halls Of Con
gress; indorsng Buchanan's letter OF acceptance (;
eondemnins and charging eatrcly upon tlie Repub-
hean party the Harpers Ferry outrage
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NV YoRK, Jan. 4--The warehouse 2s8 Green
wich street was burnt last evening. It was occu-
pied by John ]. Brewer, hardware dealer, lsaac
Larue, pickle dealer; Bernard Meechan fo- storage
and John Irving. Loss S25,000 Of which $1,000
falls on Mr.. Brewer, $4,000 on Mr. Larue and So
600 on the Messrs. Hugler The owners of sbe
buildings are fully insured in city Offices
Gov. Seward left this city for Washington on the
O'Clock tram tins A. NJ
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The address on the Dominion and Destiny Of Baces,
BY request Of members Of the Legislature. win be
delivered BY DR.. BALDwE, IN the bah Of Represen-
tstives tonight Friday) at y o'clock. The public,
ladies' rs well as gentlemen. are most respectfully IN
Vited to attend The subject is Of singular interest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

CONCORD. jan 4.-The State Republican Conven-
smith Of Manchester Ichabod Goodwin ne -,,s
sent Governor, was nominated forrs-election ~ &C.
elamation. y. fenton was Nominated fl. Railroad
Commissioner. A resolution was adopted inst.pet-
ing the state Committee TO cali convention some
to Chicago.
Senator Hale addressed the Convention, which Was
largely attended and harmonious.
Yesterday engine with a snow piow attached
ran into passenger train, between Manchester and
Nashua, partially dein0hshng the rear ear and
slightly injuring two or three passengers
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Boston, Jan. 4.-The State Legislature convened
at noon to-day. In the Senate Charles H. Phelps
was reelected President securing 80 ont Of Is
votes. In the House, John A. Goodwin, of Lowell
was chosen Speaker. receiving l29 votes against 81
for other parties. The Governor ana Legislature
then proceeded, under a military escort to the old
South Church, where the election sermon was
preached by the Rev. 7. Anderson. of Roxbury
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BOsToN, Jan. 4.--The Republican members Of The
Legislature held a nominating caucus last night
The Senate nominated their present officers and
the House nominated John A. Goodwin. of Lowell
for Speaker, in place of Charles Hale. who retres
and fenominated the present Clerk ana Sergeantat-
Arms.
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Monetary.
Monetary

The New York E7eaiag Post Of the 3Is,ult. says:
The Stock Exchange steady Of the
ke for the next fnight judging from the Influences which
contributing t. sten prices, viii depend much upon
tent Of the relief hat expected in money after the payments
Of Tuesday and wednesday mex. af
The state Stocks lover Virginia Sizes fell 70 90 h
% hid az the cose. Noth Carolina 9j99s, Louisiana %
997 q, Ohio 81, lsC0 g9k i0O -
The annexed comparison the prices Of Che leuing
since te low point Of 1851 will be found interesting We have
taken the low figures OF last August dsfru Of ra
property lis height The prices Of the speculative
lst have since been rlueh hi-llar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

LAFAYETTE, Jan. A FIRE occurred this afternoon
about hslfpast three o'clock, in Mccormick brick
block on the corner Of Ne in and Wabash streets oc
cupied by the McGinleys, vinegar manufacturers,
and J. q J. A. Mccormick dry goods dealers. Tie
iamage to the buildings and the goods via aEa0unt
TO about $1,000 Insured.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 3-The steamship Habana
brings Havana adviees Of the sod. December. The
sugar market was firm at 9a98 reals for d. s. No. &
Stock 0G0 boxes. Sterling exchange 5ajE prem
Exchange on Newly ork 3a4 per cent prem. 3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

FEMALE COLLEGE AT HERNANDO, MISS, BUENEB-The
Memphis AualdRche learns that the Female College
AZ Hernando, Miss, was burned to the ground on the
night Of tie "a inst The fire originated in one Of
the apartments occupied by young lady boarder
As bedroom, about eleven o'clock at night and
made such rapid progress that portion of the sci
eRtIhc apparatus and part Of very valuable libra
- was consumed. Several Of the young lady pu-
pills, so fierce was the confagration. were somewhat
injured by the flames and the Principal (whose name
does not occur to u.s. had his hands severely burned
in endeavoring to remove the furniture, &c, from
the building. large quantity Of clothing belong
ing to the pupils, the furniture, &c, burned,
and the loss cannot fall short Of fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars.
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Gorerner,s NLessnge.

HARRlsBUEG, Pa, Jan. 4.-GOy. Packers message
refers to the HarPer's Ferry difficulty, and says
that it is gratifying to Pennsylvania to believe the
citizens OF the Commonwealth did not in any man
participate in that unlawful proceeding, and to
know that when some Of the parties were arrested
within her jurisdiction they were promptly surren-
dered. He adds, while entertaining no doubt that
our Republican institutonswhich have been car
pied forward to their present exalted position in
this era Of the world will continue to the latest gen
Grafton It is the part of wisdom and patriotism to
be watchfu and Ylgilan 20 guard treasure price
less Let moderate oounsels prevail. Let spirit
of harmony, good will and national frateFnal sem
timent be cultivated among the people everywhere,
and the disturbing elements which temporarily
threaten the UaiOn will assuredly pass away.
Pennsylvania central position, with three million
of freemen enables her to say with emphasis the
plotters Of treasOnOn either hand that neither shall
be permitted 10 succeed; that il shall not be in the
power Of either to disturb the pepetuity Of Uron
cemented and fled by ihe5lood of cur tFiotie
fathers at every sacrliee the CONSTITUTIONAL rights
Of the people and states shall be maintained equal
Justice done to all and these States united forever
The Governor congratulated the Legislature that
the State debt is decreasing ar the rate of mil
lion yearly resulting mainly from the sale Of the
canals
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Passine Ceunterfeit nilIs.

GEw YoRE. Jan. A large number of counter
felt SIS on the North River Bank Of New York
were passed on a number Of store keepers en- Tues
day night.
Jenny Howard well dressed female was today
sentenced to two years impris 0nment for passing
counterfeit bills on the Merchants Bank of Albany
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-SExATE- Proceedings unim-
portant Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE-Ist ballot to-day Sherman. l04 Faah-
bingham, 80; Gilmer 4; CLARK 4; scattering, q,
"a ballot Sherman, l03. Bocock. &C; Wilson. IS;
Davis, 3; Scattering. %.
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CANDlDATRs.


We1rs Authorized to anaounes wa. O. BRIEN candidate
ior Atry Generate d ss 9Th Judicial Circuit embracing the
,oans b sumner Wiinnsoa and Davidson Eleeon next
May. ocsz3 I'd
Wesrs authorized 70 announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of WI
aoa county, as candidate FOL Attorney Gener for the ju
i5 Great composed Of he counties Of Williamson Davidson
aid sumner o6tlf td'
sumner candidate Attorney General Of this e SIN
Jaaal Ccu omposea Of the Of williamson David
ssn ana san-rr
Wea allhorsd to announce JAS +. RAINS, Esq, as a
eandatsfor the Gee Of attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cal Circuits composed Of the counties 81 williamson, sumnEr
ana Eiootonin May. 1861
Wear 1uhurzed to annOuncs s. L. FIsLEY, Of Davidson
county ssa candiaie General Of the 9th Judoa
Circuit Election, LAY, 1866.
oeta iln.le
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Serious ACCrDENT.-The Lebanon Herald learns that
At party in Wilson county during Christmas week,
while the young people were dancing, pistol fell
from the pocket Of gentleman and discharged ats
contents into the knee of another young gentleman
making nrits g sarinns wound.
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EGsTXAN FUED.-We acknowledge the FSasipt of
IS from a Printer" and IS from "Friend' for the
above fund. We acknowledge the donation Of SO
90 the E fund, by lady friend in the 18th District
OF this county. Z. & A.
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The MOrmons, according to their own census. are
decreasing in Utah. In 1856 they numbered IS 900;
in 1887 only le32; and in 1858 only about 10000.
They claim however that they are increasing in the
country at large and in the world, and they ascr5e
the dminutiOn in Utah to temporary causes and alb
sences. Ii is computed that there are $4,000 in
Great Britain and ireland, and 1000 on the Cont
Dent o. Europe, besides some ,009 in Canada OOO
in California and several thousand in the Eastern
Staaea and South America. Altogether they number
126,0a0. Utah is the only place where they practice
POygamy and carry out their theories of civil gov
eminent as well as of religion. and it is the only
place where they DO not increase.
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ARREST OF NAH RoBBER.-We understand that
ne mail carrier between Onecho and Turnersvile,
was arrested in CheathsR county day or two since
upOa charge Of robbing the mail, and that he made
. full confession Of his guilt
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Our patrons and friends, designing to
advertise by the year, for 1860, are re-
quested to send in their advertisements
as early as practicable.
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Married.

There were one hundred and elghT-seven mar
risges in Wilson county during the year 1859
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Gov. HARRIS, who has been spending the Christ
mas holidays with his family at Memphis, returned
20 the civ Yesterday.
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The County Court Of Wilson county has fixed the
taxes for the present year at p cents on the hun
dred dollars Of properly and Is cents poll tax.
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rent JeIqFe tle payment OF me january interest
Nw ORIEAns jan 5ooon sales day 10 500 bales, prices
sitter bat quotations unchanged. Sugar steady OK Mesa
Pork arm, held IsO0 FegbtQn Cotton Liverpool nine.
teen thirty seconds.
YoRK, Jan 5Otton steady sales 20OO bales Aiddling
Uplsnds H. Flour sales 20 bbls s59l 30. Whisky % Is
927 dull sales Il 900 bushels essS9 Mess Pork sales
go bbl 10 O5E. Lard dull sales 1000 bbIs 10 I2alN
gar firm, sales 500 hhds Cuba797 at auction as I2
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ArrivaI Of steamers.

New YORK Jan. 5.-The steamers Glasgow and
Etna have arrived The dates of both are antr
pated. The Asia sailed this forenoon for Liyera
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Who Din IT!--OB Christmas eve night, according
60 the statement OF the lady. three men, with their
faces blacked, entered the residence of Mrs Hill
widow lady living one mile from town on the Cum
berland river pike, pulled her Cut Of bed and cow
hided her severely. We have no idea who the
guilty persons are, but one thing We d. kuolc- it
was a mean. cOwardly brutal act. and the perpc-
traitors Of it should be erreted out and punished to
the extent Of the law.-LebQnOR Herald Jan. ).
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Col. DAVID LoSEEY has removed from Memphis to
Louisville, where be designs residing in future.
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January ta, ~ Rev DR.. Hoyts, ct the house OF the b
farther, near re Hermass STEPHEN W. CHILDREsS ESQ
Arkansas, Miss gEYNETTE sHUTE, daughter Of vii.
4 fnr, Rhute. Esq
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. FLsRESCE are playing at the
New Nemphfs Theatre.
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NJ Gs ~, h - Aale loilage Winchester Tenn.
chester. Tenn.
The weather Indicator q offered f1r af,i az.
Drug store 60 Aaren Stretch, General Arsuf - - -
usr o. Z ian and College streets, Nashville Team
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Planter, Bank of Feuuesses,


Nashville, Tennr Bee 81, ioSgs
Thlt Bask has declared dividend OF FIVE DOLLARS PEI
shsre payable % % the Stockholders on demand.
is5s-In D. WEAVER Cashier.