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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-04
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Tax PRUCE's YIsu TO RieHNOSD.-fhe New YORK
7uss has atlengh, cOndeseeud TO take some notice q
the SANDER upon this community uttered oy is special
correspondent ]. Howard, Jr., who accompanied the
Prince Of Wales 70 Richmond The TiasS SAYS that rs
correspondent seut rs report Of sundry offensive aud
dscourteous remarks which made pitbiH hit hsr-
mo by hangers-0n Of the mob which followed him IN
his tour through the After publishing the contra
dctiOn Of the Richmond Committee Of Reception the
Tines introduces a statement from Howard, who, in
compliance with the request Of the editors, states eN-
pcy the facts OF the case Of which Is that he DID
NOT Asar the offensive dscourteous remarks az all
but obianed hs iRor1aaf0a from one OF party Of hve
who we're looking a. the statue Of Washington How
ard says: 81 never have imagined that the insult was
given BY any persons save low and worthless raobe
Who owing 70 the absence Of the police we're enabled to
annoy the Prince by Undesirable proximity Of person
and prOfsne and vulgar hnguage" The affidavit Of
Theo Davis is introduced substantAte the original
version Of the fabrication but Is not worth pinch Of
snuI in the face Of the formal contradiction Of the
"Committee Of Reception composed Of several Of our
most respectable ehzens, ineudiug the Mayor Apart
from this the denial OF Lord Newcastle sufficient eVi-
dsnce Of the si Of the charge that the Prince was
annoyed in the capital Of Virginia by vulgar Ian
guage" II such language uttered, nobody but Da-
VI heard t. Il is sufficient explanation for the absence
OF the police 70 say that The population OF Richmond Is
90 orderly that We DO not require larger police force
here than sighs men. Can New York say as muchs
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BY THE GOVERNOR.


A PROCLAMATION.
VTHEHEAs appears by the received from the Com
w onsrs appointed By this superinrnd
the Election President and Vice President OF the
United States majority Of the votes Ia said heeton was
given for
THOMAS RRCCE Of Halifax,
MARNADUKE JOHNSON Of Richmond City,
LEMUkI. J. BOwDsN, Of Williamsburg,
J. J. JACKSON, ia, Of Wood
D. 7. ANDERSON, Of RoekbTidge,
r. w. eHACKtLFORD, OF Fauquier,
A. r. caldwell, Of ohio,
L. " CANDLES, Of Norfolk City,
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of MiddsseI
WILLIAM LAMB Of Norfolk City,
JOHN R EDMUNDS. Of Hsh'aN,
JAMgs Lyons, Of PichuOnd City,
RICHARD A. CLAYBR00K, OF Northumberland,
w. w. ANTHONY, OF Roteourt,
J. W. MAsSIE, Of RoeAbrdge,
ereore John Leher Governfr do hereby make procla-
nation been duly elected Electors for
and on behalf Of eath Of Vgala Pre-
silent and Vice President Of the United stEtes
required by 70 AZ The Capitol IN the
CITY OF Rehmond hst WdHelAy Ia Oeeeu her next be-
inG tbs day OF the m0lh BIZ oek In the m0rnus.
- Given under my hand Governor, tni under
L. the Lesser Sc Of the CommonWe earn, Et Richmond
t--r-' this SOh day Of KoTsnbsr lsG0
BY the GOyernnr JOHN LErchtR
aEoRan MuUolp
Secretary Of The oonaoassath- ns9o-dt4
A UT0aBAPUlS.-A large aHsFnsni Of AUTOGRAPH
"A B00ka feg tsls b. -. .
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To the Creditors of the Ashland Hotel and
Mineral Well Company.
VIRGINIA. the Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond

mlnernI MelI company.
VTURGINIA.in the Circuit Court OF the CITY or Richmond
N November h, 1860.
EdSSrd NJ Todd > and K NJ Todd aud John R. Todd,
beh Of hemse and all others the creditors Of Ghe Ashland
Hotel and Mineral Well Coupany" "a Joint - OK company duly
Incorporated BY Of the General Assembly Of NgnAl who
shah and Contribute to the Of this suit and VIII
liam Beers, fIih'
agan't
Edwin Robinson the Ashland and Mineral We'll Company
pany, DtlH
his day tbs cause be heard the bn taken for
confessed as 70 the Ashland Hotel and Mineral II Company
aud Rchmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Conpa
~ exhibits fled sud srgued by counsel On eonsd
Grafton whereof doth adIuage order and decree that
the referred Of the moners Of the Cont
Of all the b due by he Ashland Ho
Tel Well Company by bond, Otherwise, and
thereof the Court TO ether with any matters
deemed nen By himself desired by the parties TO be
eiag stated.
Before taxing the directed the oomS Is
hereby directed give notice thereof by publication In
more Of tn 10 the city Of ebmondior the
tern Of four weeks successfully.
ACopy-Teste,
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MARINE NEWS

- W
POaT OF RICaMOND. Dec, mber 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown Parrish New York mdEe, and passenger
L14lam Watson.
seaD- Geo, Pea Ody Prtchard Bao ndis and pass D.
W. Curie.
stsaa sr CITY OF bssaond Mitchell Phlls udse aud pass c
?. GARDEN
BARK La lie Charles Jones LygrpOs salt ElnOud Davenport
BsrS mr. Pi1ckn.y Ptua, Ia ballast.
Brig Jas X, Ccl-. Bait, do
seir Georgiaaaa. Both. JAIME. River. lumber.
SALAD
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Y nd1- and passengers LudAm
a W. m
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LrNfNnrRG OOrnTf NoVEI,
12th Novenbsr 1850 !
NOTICE To TEE CREDITORS OF HYDE
~ sACSDER DSC'O DAVID J. BIGGERhAvin quail hed In this
Court than yeas ago Administrator Of Hyde asnn-
De and having led his admins ration Acrount On motion
Of IL Hyde Saunders the Court doth order
that he cred hyde Saundss ere be 'hoW cause
before day OF March Court 1851 vhy the said &C.
drblei and paid the dstrbueef without
requng reundng bonds ard that tae oek OF this Court post
COPY Of Of the COurtH two
days. and thai h- be pubshd four sue
IN the published In the
wy " Copy WV. wEBB C.
Tuos Wonps n. for Admnlgtrator. nt2I-W4H
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Richmond n v. 18th, $500. !
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
% the Stockholders q this Coz will take place on the
second WEDNESDAY Q2th) December, next
THOS. ". BROCKENB0ROUGH.
Secretary aud Auditor.
Know all men by these presents the undersigned do
hereby constitute and appoint - Attorney - for and In
all questions that be brought before the
meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Rehm nd and DAnye Rail-
road Company he held at Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
day % December 1890 adj burned ting thereof here
rafying all the Of said Attorney In the premises
fdy as II present aud voting 10 person In es mony
Whereof -hsv. hsreunto ATNed-- hald, this day Of
noi0-li9ie
VTISTO THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
To NOTICE THIS CARD.-we have Just op this
Ing superior of those beautiful Gents Quilted
They GSntemen'. winter dres Boots All
OF something nice and good 10 the Bao Shoes
Caters suppei ny calling ALEX HILL where they
not fall sui ed both In qusl'y, ityle and price, by
ALEXANDER HI l. 4 co,
Manufacturers and In poreTs u
Bots and Shoes OF Evefy de1c- pton,
No i9T Mala street.
Richmond
,TTI NJ = HNsNr.--uv nave jos, -
i w cevrd Of importation, leo baskets CHAN
PAGNE quarts pnts and half pnis Of the following brands
Cabinet. from Bouehe, Fls Droust
Vineyard do
Green Seal from Aubert dis Of Az -
uoqT-2T BLAIR & cHLMBSRLAYNE
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Rryan,a Tasteteas ECrmlfuges
Rsby with lackluster eye.
Wherefore, Whersf re should you def
Burax's VEnNiFUGz is
1--we nj % Eorm 20 cure,
Be NE snsces small or huge;
Try th- Tas eIess Yerniilse
Price Is eeasL For sale By USHER SHEPHERD.
Or. MeCIIntOck'n PeCtOral Syrup exercises an To-
uence Consumption and prouch unparalleled In Medical
Pac. arrsng cough healing and strengthening the lung
pr mod sxpectoraiou 1ducing sleep. The amendment
FISHER 4 SHEPHERD.
DR.. McCiintOck'a Cold and Cough UiXtureis
CON alton Vegetable altdos the Irritation aud
q the breathing Ap1araiu which produce COLDS
cough hcasntss thosL Il In short
lime every vsgs Inclination from the lungs and throat and
the tree respiration perfect health Price IS cents Sold
h. In g2-d1m1 FIsHER SHEPHERD.
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,o,s-,., G GsPIEEf' {. uARnAssos, Clerk.

VIRGINIA tin the Circuit Court Of the County Of Henri
v co, Oc.ober 2Tth 1850
hernia Cullen drbutse Of simon Cullen, deceased appear
ing Court have elapsed since the
ouaacaoa Of Ers Cusn afnnratrN Of said De 'eden
ordered creditors OF said deeeden do here
the m DAY Of January 1861 and show 70 this Court any
they can against payment and delivery Of the estate Of said
his dis buees; and that Of this order han
for four successive weeks In the Rich
mond whE posted the door OF the Courthouse OF the Coun
" OF Henrco on the day Of two successive terms OF the said
Court. copy. Teste, ..... -
noS-WlW JOhNsON BANDS, Nlerk.
SLAVES WANTED.-A Southern planter who desires to
- purchase for his use from 30 10 100 NEGROES In fam
lies fom one firm hiss authorized negotiate the purchase
Apy farmer ung sas OF sush lot would DC vel TO
sor1,,,rnIcats Nth IA DAVIS, DEuPREE co,
o.oiwts Richmond, Va.
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NOTECE.-T1e Annual meeting OF The
49, stock ol-r- Of the MANCHESTER COTTON AND
Wuul NANUFACrCR Nc c iMPANY will be held on sAlUA.
DAY 18th December II O'Clock ~ a. tbs Exchange Ho-
4. nnln-g Awlm w Il PONkRs. agent.
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VNHE FIRM OF PULL1AM d. BELTS having this
day ceased WILLIAM H. bETJe Win eoainus Ia the Negro
Auction business, and he. taken Copanneshp with
him GREGORY They viii conduct the business under The
arm Of BETTs GREGORY, ct their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. below Vail and square below
the former Office OF Pusn Betis and respectfully solicit
nuanee the patronage which literally extended Hm
II. Belts while In the f,m Of Pa liam Belts.
They obtained the services Mr. W. Exosx,
Clerk, In the business. wM ii. BErTH
T. J. GREGORY.
mv1
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RICHMOND 4 DANy LIE r R CO,
Soy 26ih, lStO
CORRECTED STATEMENT
sro,.esssr 80 $3.50 9Ci g
Expeas,s-RsYsrs Of rad aud all other charges Of .
running F'ri9 70
NJ, .sis 80 100 pr cent on gross receipts SsS2 SIS A.
po26 ". BROCKsNBsOUGH, Auditor
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VIRGINIA;M Rules held In the Clerk: oa'e Of North
ampt1n County Court the 81 Monday In N0vembeT, A.
d one thouIlnd eight hundred aud sixty
Thomas W spsdy and sally Spady, Plaintiff
against -
John spady Edgar Spsy administrator OF souihey w.
epady, deceased, - Defendants
IN CHANCsRI.
TIE object this suit divide ain slaves In the bin set
forth hew entitled the u division be
practically mAe but then to sell the said slaves andto d.
vide tn proceeds agog the the parties entitled and appearing
bv All dayt fled that defendant thu spady, Is not
resident State, motion Of the plant ~ by Edg J. Spa
attorney directed that the said John r. sPAdy do
here within month Asiue eaon q this order and
30 What Necessary protect nteress aud that copy Of
this published fer four suceesse weeks In
the Richmond whg newspaper published the city OF Richmond
and De posted door Of tie Courthouse Of this
" on the hrst day Of the next County Court
A Capv-Tes
poi8-v4E LAFAYETTE HARMAhS0N, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
By TELEGRAPH



lioeioS, Jan TILE message Of Governor Banss
delivered to the Legislature today relstes TO The al
Iaiia OF tae Oommohwealth, which are rsDresentsd
( % oe ~ prosperous condition The GoTernoe de-
votes some space to the present 1850 1sfi.rsl
question, in which he says that the rers.i ~ ~
Missouri Compromise was the must sfuBarl -
public wrong ever committed in this com -, ~ -.
interests Of labor. the rights Of States ~ a.rii
y or the people, the observanre Of the constit,-
uQnal limitations, or the perpetultion of roa asts
buttons. violent policy must be sustained b. Via
lent means. Ihe people Of Massachasetts r,5e4
all circumstances, are infieIibly opposed Ia .4rF
VIII resist by every Constitutional right the ortan
sion Of slavery, the re-0pening OF the foreign s4
lrade, the constellation Of despode power In ~
Federal Government or restrictions On the freedom
If speech OF the press or of opinion. She viii SUP
port the Constitution and the Union not because
they are respected elsewhere, but because she
knows their cost and appreciates their value.
The Governor further says. Nor do i aDprahend
that he restoration Of the Government 70 is ancient
policy viii weaken its b0n0s or tend 20 a dissolution
Of the Union. In any judgement, dissolution Is one
Of the evils not within the scope, If it be within the
purpose Of human power. These are stronger lies
tnan thc Sc that spring from the wish viii Of in-
teresied men The Pacific coast is an indiTlbe en-
pirei whoever shall divide the Mississippi river mast
possess the power to dissipate its rolling floods
and desecrate ITS bed and turn back upon themselves
the myriads Of bubbLng springs and mountain riVu-
lets that have nourlshed the farber OF vvarers fr5
the time when the morning stars irsr SANG together
me Atlantic coast Is susceptible Co SEPARATE mon
physical considerations Dut the position Of sGch e.
ties as New York, Boston and Philidelne rharua-
Tour nflhs Of the revenue Of the Government via
be Of sufficient Importance to hold together the East
ern line Of States. Whichever side political power
may De lodged dissolution is not among the imDend
ing evils OF the country but the form Of Government
IS imminent and must challenge the serious apDre-
hension Of every lover OF liberty
died today
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
From California.

JEFFERSON Chr. No.. Jan. 6.-The overland mail
with San Francisco oates Of the 18th ult- reached
here to-day about Io'cock
Four hundred and fifty Indians captured AZ PITT
river by Gen. kibbee, had arrived &c san Francisco
on the 9Th, and were 70 be put On board he brig
Jannettee for transportation % the AendoGno reese
walton, wherc the United States Superintendent Of
Indian affairs had made arrangement Cor their re-
ception
cen Totten arrived at San Francisco on the 18th
BY the Golden age. His mission was understood 10
be torepor' 10 Washington the condition Of the for
nhcatons and military requirements Of the Pacific
sDasf.
7. L. Horn. tobacco merchant Of San Francisco
had failed for sI5OUO
The Democratic press Of the State were discuss
ing, with some warmth. the matter IF the appoinr-
ment OF delegates to the Charleston convention.
The Administration Democrats having control Of
the organization OF the party appeared disposed to
postpone calling a STATE Convention tia after The
Legislature elect an United States senator.
The United States steamer Saginaw. lust com
pleted at Mare Island, made a successful expert
mental trip on the 18th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-Tl,e National Union Exsen-
ave committee met here last evening senator Crit
tenden IN the chair. Some progress, was mada 81
eniarglng the committee BY the election Of mem
oers IRON different States, and in the arrangement
Tor thorough Organization throughout De coun-
try.
4he committee have received what they conceive
TO be cheering evidence of the ripenine of the
people for tins new party. A circular was ordered
70 De issued ey the Secretary. and an address s In
course Of preparation.
lt is said that sharp correspo ndence has passed
between the counsel Of the New Almaden Niufnr
Company Of California and the Attorney General
Secretary Of State. and the President with resneef
to the Instructions issued 70 the Consul in Mexico
net to take testimony there as a Notary as aptha4-
lzed by an act Of Congress, when claims that the
interde6on IS equivalent 20 the suspension or ahr
CATION Of the law and without precedent and as an
INVASION OF the right OF citizens injurious in It's
effect and Of dangerous imporc
Chief Justice fancy is sull absent from the ST.
preme Court through sickness, though he is eradu-
ally improving.
he following is the vote for Speaker today.
Necessary 70 a choice H. Sherman I09 McClerr-
and 81 BOcock 81 Quarles Is Davis Gilmer
4 Houston 8 scattering lG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
Leave Nashville at l0l, a. NJ; and at 6. p. m
ARRIVE al lZl a. al. and p. M
TBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
THE night train from Nashville connect at Chat
ianooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
both trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
TBofh trains connect at Wartrace with trains
On the Shelbyville branch.
THE day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahona with the train en- the McMinnviile and
Manchester road.
The day train from Nashville connects at
Docherd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and FayeHeville.]
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA kAuEOAD:
Leave Nashville at s a. M, and 2;55 p N.
Arrive nj 81, a. M, and 6;20, p. m.
LOUIsVmLR AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 7;4S a. m. and 2.3S p m. l'fhe
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 1887, a. NJ. and $780, p. IN. LIhe evening
train brings the mail
EDqEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p m.
Arrive all m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

BATuHORE. Jan. 6,--Tho Governors message was
transmitted TO day. He congratulatcs the citizens
gradual absorption OF the State debt By The
sinking fund.
Referring to the frauds in election he recon-
mends additional legislation thinking that the pres
ent provisions Of the constitution and statute book
are found 70 be insufficient lie refers 20 the Hsrne
Ferry raid as q reason for prompt legislation. end
% encourage volunteer military organizations and
State militia; also for further legislation in regard
to the free negro population he refers 20 the inn
prisonnent 81 Emanuel Myers citizen of Mary
land. in Pennsylvania on the charge OF kidnapping
and bringing back certain fugitive slaves who had
escaped from their masters in Maryland He asks
for an approprigtOnto defray the expenses ola trial
on a W1It Of error, from the Supreme court of
Pennsylvania, to test the validity of the Pennsyva
MA act which promises 20 punish crime the law
ful recapture of fugiriyes from service
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Terrifying A NORTHERNER-Most people who ira
vel up and down the Georgia Central Railroad know
Uncle Bob Gray, the landlord Of the eating house at
Milen. On the down train was a gentleman hailing
from North of Mason and Dixon's line who had
heard, few stations above, very determined ex-
preston of opinion as TO what should be done with
the entire North. Stepping up to the landlord, our
stranger inquired the fare TO Augusta. Uncle Bob
being liais deaf, ran his hand into lis bosom to
draw his ear trumpet when the gentleman thinking
heb intended drawing pistol and thinking that
death was staring him in the face, cried out;
Dent Shoot Mr.. for Gods sake, don't shoot I'm
going 70 leave on the very next train"
Uncle Bob was astonshed; the gentleman (as soon
Uncle B. had drawn his pistol and applied itl saw
his mistake and vanished amid the rOaTs CT the by
standprs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
globe, is the consequence Of diseased action in the
system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalat0n evolved by the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the wafery vapor nom
it. While the Is below the horizon this vaPor
fingers near the earths surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lnngs into the blood. ThTe it acts
irritating poison the internal vlscera and OK
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails TO secrete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the be accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
smpathize with the liver and become ds0rdered also.
Finally rhe instinct Of organism, i in attempt
TO expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood &C. the body in the internal excreocs TO force
them to cast It out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to the central organs with congesve violence.
This is the CHILL. But IN this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows. in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface if in another effort
to expe the irritating poison through that other great
excrctO<-the skin In this also il fails and the sys
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or Llroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE- Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course
dermine the health If it is not removed.
We have lab0rel % find and have -0und an antdote
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
CANDIDATES.


Weare Authorized to announce waI 6. BRIEN candidate
sr Attorney Geaeralof ls Gu Judicial Circuit ebzacng the
coanszof sumner, Williamson and Davidson. Elsoon nsxs
May. osaes I'd
We authorized % announce CARY 4. HARRIS, Of viii
county, candidate for Attorney General for the in
dial oacutseompossd Of thecountes Of williamson Davidson
and Simmer 0eiI4- tds
Sumner candidate for Attorney General Of tbs s oth
judicial oireu omposd OF the counties Of Wason, David
sen and sun-rr
We auihorls.d 10 JAS Z. RAMS, Esq,
candidate for the flee OF Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ca Circuit composed Of the counties Williamson sumnsr
and Davidson. Electonin May 1859.
WeaTe authorized to announces L. FINLEY OF Davidson
county candidate Attorney General Of the Oh Jadiea
Ci1cuir Erection, Nay, 1860.
oei9 59e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

PREPARED GLUE.-Little conveniences for general
family use, are often of more value than what are
called great Inventions There is no house-1eep-
that has not been often annoyed by squeaky
rieSety chairs sofas, tables, etc. which have be.
come so by the joints where they are put together
becoming shrunken and loose, and so long as furni
ture is left in this condition there is constant dan
ger Of a general smash-up And again, such acct
dents breakage of furniture do occasionally oc-
cur in the best regulated families" To remedy
the annoyance nd perplexity occasioned by these
troubles, we keep in the house small quantity Of
Prepared Glue, which can be applied to the affected
parts by any person Of ordinary Skill with much
less trouble than sending the article to a cabinet
maker TO say nothing Of the saving Of expense.
The kind we use IS labeled -Spaldings Celebrated
Prepared Glue-usef1 in every family and as we
have found it a valuable addition to our cabinet of
little conveniences, we fully concur in the SEN
timent Of the labe--Neo York Daily Tribune, July
221Sj9 liam. S-d&w 2w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--The fire last Sunday morning 10
Sheboygan was in a building occupied by the conn
~ Offices. The court records prior 10 1851 and an
the books and papers Of the probate office were de-
str0yed- The bHilding valued &c sl5.OO0.
Va insurance-loss to the county not ess than $50
OOO
Two of Ottawa's securities were brought before
Judge DrummOnd of the United States Court Vestel-
day, on motion male 10 quash the indictment which
is 10 be he heard this morning The bail was fixed
az $500 each which they declined giving and were
remanded to jail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

NEW YORK Jan. 6-Another writ Of error has
been granted in the ease Of T. James Stevens. who
has been sentenced to death third time for poison
ing his WIFE
The Washington correspondent Of the Conner
ciat Adratissr SAYS there are rumors again Of a
military organization for Mexico in aid Of the Lhe-
raj party.
There is no doubt that the organization OF volun-
unteers attempted, last fall under the influence Of
Cen NidGuri and then suppressed. has been revived
The leaders have consulted the Administration on
the subject, but with what result is not known
Some Of them 60 TO Vera Cruz 10 make terms with
JuareZ