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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-09

Messrs. JACKSON, of Ga, and CURRY, OF Ala, Mem
bers of Congress- have published the following card
in the Globe:
WASHINGTON. December 4, 1860.
SIR: l was present in the House Of Representa-
tives when the vote taken on the proposition OF
Mr. Boteler, of Virginia, to refer that portion OF
the message of the President relating to the peril
Gus condition of the country to committee OF one
from each State and declining to vote was denied
the privilege of giving my reasons. WIN you 90
me the favor to publish this note, thatmy presence
and reasons for not voting may be known to my
constituents through the columns Of the official
paper of Congress?
declined to vote first because did not wish,
even by implication, to sanction that portion OF the
message which denies the sovereignty Of the States
in that it denies the right Of peaceable and unmo-
Tested secession.
Secondly. because the South is the wrOnged, in
suited and politically defeated section Of the Unlon
and it does not in my judgment, become her people
or their Representatives to hold out the suppiant
olive branch to her proud and arrogant Northern
victors. 1t is magnanimous in the victor to extend
the olive branch it is pusillanimity in the YanqulSh
ed to beg for mercy.
Third, because the Legislature of Georgia mani
nolJSly resolving 10 resist" that crisis which
has culmjnated in the election Of Mr.. Lincoln to the
Presidency, have called convention OF the sOVer-
eign people Of that State to determine the time,
the mode, and the measure of redress; and, as one
Of her Representatives here, can consent to moth
ing which might bind her free limbs or clog her
march to independence OF Abolition rule.
Fourth, because any plan which might be devised
by this Congress, in my judgment will result IN
nothing but bodybuilding out the word Of prom
Use to the ear" but breaking it Gn the end) the
hope of the South; and to the South delay is
death
When the Sattes of the South shall resume the
powers they have delegated TO the Federal Govern
ment then with perfect equality and honor, they can
treat with the States of the North upon terms OF
political union or ties of friendly commences '1ta
then, let the position of her Representatives be that
calm and silent attitude which denotes the settled
resolve to act / am, respectfully. yours.
JAMES JACKSON.
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ENGLISH CorroN BUYERS COMING SOuTH-Ne had
the pleasure of travelling from Savannah to Macon
OH Saturday last with of the leading Lancashire
cotton manufacturers Mr.. Payley, OF Preston
who was on his route to New Orleans to estsolish
an agency there for the purpose of supplying his
own factories with all the cotton he requires direct
from the Crescent City Mr.. Paley was aecomPa-
MED by his chief buyer-one of the keenest OF the
Liverpool cotton men; and though he was not as
communicative as his employer we had evidence
from both that other manufacturers are now on tne
av to establish agencies in our Southern CITIES Tor
the purchase and direct expectation OF cotton
They have gold and shipping in abundance; ana we
can supply them without the interpostIon OF purse
proud Northern commission merchants, VINO ha'e
grown fat, arrogant and saucy upon the pron'S VI
our trade-profits which with Gods blessing, we
shall hereafter keep to ourselves.-AHanta (Gd) In
tgliqcHcer.
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ACCIDEYT.-An almost fatal accident occurred at
the house of the editor of this paper last evening
The clothes Of his daughter, girl of five years,
were suddenly discovered TO be a bright blaze and
the flames were streaming above her head. The
mother. who was unwell, and lying on the bed,
rushed to the rescue of her child and at the risk of
her own life extinguished the flames by wrapping
her dress about it. Strange TO say although apron
and a lnsey dress, the child had on were nearly
consumed, both mother and child escaped unhurt-
CldTkSUille JedftrS0nid7l Dec. 6.
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digesse called the horse cholera is prevailing in
Bradley county, n this State, and the citizens have
lost hundred head within the last three weeks
by this fatal disease. Very few survive an attack
of it. No remedy has been found for its cure yet
The hog cholera is also prevailing, and killing
large number Of hogs. One man lest about S4o0
worth.
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Our subscribers viii please remember that the
cross marks in pencil on the margin Of the first
page of our paper, indicate that the expiration
Of the time for which they subscribed is near at
hand.
Look out for the cross marks and renew your
subscription.
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THE WHEAT CP9P.-The Gallatin Examiner says
the farmers OF Sumner county are in high spirits
about the healthy and promising appearance OF their
wheat fields The weather. TINS far, has been in AL
respects sslutary and should it continue throughout
the winter the crop of wheat in this region VIII De
far better and larger than heretofore.
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Fatal AFFAIR.-The GAINESVILLE JeferSOnjanl learns
that Mr. c. Dickinson, son Of Mr.. 10. Dickinson was
accidentally shot through the head and killed at
Trenton, Ky, on Thursday night the 9th instant.
He was killed by shot from pistol, in the hands
of CHAs PALMER late conductor on the Edgefeld and
Kentucky Railroad
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We learn from dispatch from Knoxville. that
Hon THos C. HTNDNAN, gallant and oquent Rep
resenatve from Arkansas addressed the citizens of
Knoxville, on Thursday while en- route to Arkansas.
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PROCLAMATION,

M the growth and power Of purely sectional
dental eCstonE party whose emily tie is hostility the
rights Institutions OF the fifteen Southern States-haVe
brought he country crisis unparalleled in the history
Of the Government, which opinion demands the graves
consideration Of the Legislative Department and people of Ten
neyse-
Therefore, l. IsHAN g. HAIRS Governor OF the Stat. Of Ten
virtue Of the power authority vested the
Consu on hereby require the Senators and Representatives
Of the houses OF the General Assembly Of said State
the Capitol in Nashville Monday day Of
uary, 1861, at 70 O'Clock NJ egAe upon such subjects
may then submitted them
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal of the State be Affixed
the Department at Nashville the 9TH day of Decem
I Der, A. D. 1860. ISHAM g. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
J. L. r. RAY, Secretary OF State
The Banner and Patriot Nashvile AValsnche and Appeal
Memphis Advertiser Chattanooga Register Knoxville and
West Tennessean, Jackson, will copy.
dccs-dtW&Wlt
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NnshvilIe PIow Morka

TWJHIs establishment having been 70 built -
By Mesurs- sharp 4 Hamilton, with f<SSS.EA=zzo
increased facilities for manufacturing PlsEs IN
cuvstors, &c, we will keep mil supply
Of both Steel and Wrought Iron PoWs which
the attention Of Farmers and Planters Thoss implements
ali warranted to perform WE'LL and good every
the best imported poEs, and at uniformly prices
cotlp-dlE&w7m HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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The Effects Of the Panic!
IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE,
HARpY RROTHERa. Anctinrenrn

HARDY BROTHERS. Auctioneers
Wednesday marning, 2slh Nov. ls60 10 o'clock,
" will sell q assorted cottage beis,s.ds glass por
table shelf walnut, oak and wood book cases.
canopy bedstesds do rnnded do full canopy Asorl
ed narble top bureaus IL sets wood
assorted wood and seat rocking chairs B assorted walnut
and cherry lounges and mattresses assorted once desks
hendsoe hiacs Bureaus assorted setting tables; brsaksst
tables setsI rosewood paor chairs DO ocabs 4ehda
cribs; handsome chamber cottage furniture: new
octave wood pianos Sec0nd hand Ne. meodson
spring mattresses 80 shuck dc, IL cotton top besides
articles 81 furnifnre mentioned. large invoice
Of cgar eheSiDs and smoking tsbaecs VhiskeYB vines
dies, etc. bright ard No second hand family roca
Prince Albert buggy sad harness; "a
elocs, 5 do Watches 9eta Japan toilette silver pad
knives forks, S butter dishes, oyster Casrs
lee pitchers etc., etc Terms nstt eas in money.
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auetioaesrs 4 esnI ga, ~ Pubis Bquars
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Philadelphia Ready Made Clothing.

EUsT received an invOcs CT COATS. PANTS and VESTS,
81 which will be ssld private sales under the msrket by
decS-n BENZ. T. SHIELDS & co.
A UCTTON SALE OF WATCHES AND JRWELRY TO-
n night, by, BENZ. T. SBIELDS & co.
dars-It
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MASONIC.

aca meeting OF Newportland Lodge No. 900, met at its
"A room. Saturday, the 9th Of October 1885, " Mar
thena expelled from all the snd privileges Of free and
excepted Masons for gross and unuasone conduc t.
BY order Of the LOdgs, JOHN HALL,
81
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voTE OF TENNESSEE OFFICIAL

Several errors occurred in our eleerisn table as
printed last week, IN both the returns end foOtings
up. We, therefore republish it corrected:
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SirniFicnnt, -

The Resistance meeting in Floyd county, Ga, Sc
lected as their candidates to represent them in the
State Convention which is 10 assemble on the 10th
January, one BELL man, one DOUGLAs man and one
BRECKNKIDGE man.
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MARSHALL NOTICE.

RPsMITH others seambo st James Woods in
reu-Ry virtue issued from the Jistric Court
IN limited states il and for District Of fiddle Tennessee,
nd order Of the court the named Gauss. jesse Vi m
emit Marshal OF District hereby make pusct
reour BY said oru lpersub in enera who have
or eend any rght title nte est in the shd steam
bat Jame Woods, machinery apparel tackle and
furniture to appear before Judge Of the said District Cou
at the court rooa p,tO at NushVils, on the INST Mon
day Ia January mkt be day. ee on the court DAY
10 losing AT ten O'clock in forenoon there 70 answer the
beAnts in causes civic and maritime and further
to do and this ehat to justice shall apPertjn
This 9th day December 1850.
Ewing & Cooper, ProsecuIers
for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn
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Sale of Steamboat.

odEG oNCuAEHUUttas
By virtue Of order Of sale from the District Court Of the
United states at Nashville, in the OF Smith and 9TH
s vs. steamboat Woods, will the 18th day Of Janus
Of ssd steamboaa at the city Whai proceed
to sell at public venue the said STEAMBOAT ner boa machine
~ apparel tackle and furniture, to the highest bidder The
purchaser will required three thousand dollars in cash
and to give with good security payable in bank, for the
residue OF the purchase money in equal naiments at six
twelve eighteen twenty four and th months from the day OF
sale This 9th day Of December, 1861.
Ewing Il Cooper, Prosecutor -
dec7-td tor the Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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Hon, Thos. Hindmnn.

SO far as applicable to Alabama, concur in an
and adopt the statement Of Judge Jackson.
j. l. NJ CURRY.
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BnsOIVcHI Notice.

AVlNG suggested Ae Dickson County Court Clerk the
insolvency Of Solomon Petty deceased all having
notified file them with said Cl.rK,
properly before tn 81 day Of March, ls6
or they will be forever barred JAMES DUNNAGAN,
decS-w4rs Administrator.
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HVHTs s altsgsther new sdns the result Of modern
discoveries In the veystasls kisgdsE, bsnE snrsy
nsz and so.:Iae as9oa q sa5, y ~ - sa Se
ing Dr. Wright. ss 9noEing the dsospoo Prsssed uPoa hs
the "hes hsdiea E.su Who, wheat even one tssntng
Voice have given IN their adhrsnoe iEs pe7c snd unfd
reduced sSs When an cher msaiaes Known 70 he phasso
pGis have been tried in vain. Loug thought Of patent
sro1nfa he Doct r. sGrss ssd be nov oSs he ESr . SUI
ferng humanity the only thing tat ne believing
Genera SlsSsIsi-T pesiisy.
Mental and Physical Deg rssIOn,
Deter hin..ion q Bi0od to the Rsaa,
Confused Ideas,
Rsstlessnssy AID sle.plsssness at Night
Sbsencs Of aascu Eaciency,
E@ssiaaon.
L..w spirits.
Bsorra, 'za'io- = III. Dreams e
Psi ,atioa o, ne II-4rs.
ard faot Aitss oauilass drbii'A,sd
A. StrFnaIsnt,
2 "a qui'e Grrsnt % aiech tic ssrat ons Il nos sus
sra ua'iy and &c srI, orF l'as
usP.ssrRrs
asa Fe@aIs Medicine,
1t equally pO.eal ard aselivs sba r.,,ors the equl I'm
safer Than ali the eshsr sdens wh or ysas
have footed the narSst, and n e oy i7juFi pises
500 too ast sy are sniy de iSou he sIusoas q ads
gBO'ant o! the Medical Prpfss ion sl'Ogsth-r.
No mIneraIsT
~. Wright thinks we'll stale professional Character
the fact thar minerals whatever form The Donent
parts the Ingredients OF EeuEsnarng Exr-Ee
ing ruin has been sHae community b. opium
mercury
Generally, the debilited Dr. Wright would az Never
despair No how down yOu msy
Veak matter what TIE may beenorsaks
at Ehatezer led you Depart Hy principles
take his
ReiuTenattnE Elixir,
Add you will dni yourself
the friends healthy, worthy
I3embsF Of the human familys
Price % per bottle, three hotties FOR s5 forward
ed By mail to all paris Of the United Stats
Sold By all respectable ugss throughout the United
and Canadss The trade supplied at liberal discount
Fer sale By the proprietors
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl chartres street.
New Orleans, La
seld in Nashvs By g. W. Hsndsrsots Berry DenoviIls.
wing Pendleson, and all responsible dIuggss os2p
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Use NOTHING Else.

If van Wish T. resi- color instead Of dull rough
loek which hsrdye nparts HsHpsEreos RestOratirs
which nvzoraes roots Of the haf and makes young again
no mater &c much Il nay adsd."-Bostca 7ra0eE0r
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500 Reward.
Large Trade-s0Ie of Dry Goods,
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.

On Tuesday, December 1Ith, at 10 O'Clock,
AWE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front OF our Ware.
house, large and complete assortment Of
consisting in part Ssfollows, viz
50 hhds Sugar 10 bbls Texas Pecans,
500 bags Coffee, 3 sacks Almonds,
rs bbis Molassss, 100 I and 4 bxs Star Candles
100 crushed and powdered 100 Dolls White whisky,
Sugar, Is do Y Brandy,
90 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin
10 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
o5 chests Teas, IS dez Painted Buckets
90 bales Cotton Irvine, 81 nests Tubs,
IS coils Rolst $50 boSeS SoaD,
/, cases Matches IS do DoyIes Candles,
IeOboxeS star Candles 100 doz MasOns Backing,
IjO packages }es Mssksrel, 100 boxes klssks'
kits half bbls and bbis, tercss figs,
200 boxes New Raisins, 100 packages Reis Is
200 4 and 4 boxes do % bbls Filbef;s,
SO boxes Brandy Cherries,
Teacher with hume "a Their articles complete
sale LANlSh. PhlLlli > q w.
: der7-sd No. -. Market street,
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Sold sverywhsrs-Priee Af.y cents, and 81 bottle.
We HAGAN CO., Propristers, Irov.EY
Sold IN Nashville b. 6. " Hendershot Berry Benovills
Ewing Pendleor, Rains Brown and Responsible drug
Ess. oct3o-d,tH&Sly ms
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Tota.- 1868 66I7s 70 O3 6sG4s 647O9 60 274 1880
66,17s 68Oi2 $500
@aiorities.......7,460 S,O3I 555
Excluded from the vote for Governor because the fractions
composing the should have the counties from
which they taken.
Voted in the election for Governor Davidson,
and Montgomery.
Voted in the election for Governor with Bledsoe.
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BLooD IS BLOOD. The Philadelphia ledger contains
the following advertisement under the heading OF
Wants 2"
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COOKING STOVES,
WROUGHT IRON STOVES
COAL STOVES, -
WOOD STOVES.
KEYE large supply of Asizes and styles Of Ccoking
Stoves both for Cosl and Wood ne offer at prices that
defy competition, for Cash.
oes-a MACKENZIE < hINoFlN.
Apples aad POtasOeS.
- - BARRELS Neshansck Potatoes; 1,--- ea.
- IS Pink Eye do;
40 Apples, very fne Received this day sad for
SaIe9 . HUGS MccREA Z co.
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YOU LOOK I'm VAIN,

ysurs E.iAs.x & Co. sAv.SNAH da.. Nay %. sa.
r. So
Gents " Or Inv ~ sod larz- ouaut les INfHr
-EsT0sATsvf a. yer ais e'El
-neei by macy pa % hest - 10 rs
IEIAI qaat ies, erl sV- ra having
for yrfs une VI Il "a Dx & ne hal az ness 0t
SCALE rsii std,t 81 Key h~r
til scsy apparently se fer sithfal3 usi1z
bo:tls Of the AID ending is 60 qua
appar esmaeuee 4 o. tue soond AID nv hair
rondIis. hefOre during recnlieciiIn
Il sop ed falling snd IRE scalp has us rune
lns most heerfui, recnmmend article a. having al
the virtue. you csina 'orH In ssdison
ofat out az ID e fV nersoas IN city 1cho 70 lad ne
sanls ezseTfeaes EzyssJ You ere 81 liberty
us- tbs ieer az you mar zee proper aad wilt happy
10 reeoed yozr article p.-soeay and all
Yaur. rssn.etfulIY JAsks STEWART,
OF the arn Of Stewart & suffer
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Reflect ys with gray and bald heads, fer Inc zab
will restore original BE- uiy Ane cover the latter
With luxurisnt srOEth-5roy Budget
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WANrED-By respectable colored family a !ohat
boy fourteen or sixteen years of age to wait on
table and make himself generally useful about me
Blood Dis patch.
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Russia has an army of 100000 on paper; in fact
about 100000.
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Some of the Europeans who dislike GarlbaldI call
him Ghemiss Rouge Red Shirt the First
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Georgia and Alabama.

Messrs. JACKSON, of Ga, and CURRY, of Ala, Mem
bers of Congress- have published the following card
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ne 80
3 "a y - 2
, 1860-01-26
fT%HE GREATEST WONDER OF
TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

s.ysth. s. L9n!. No., democrat r*ow ws Inblis:h
il air toulc evidence mnst hare It's effect when
csrnnE ffea r,ass s3arce II s;ttac4e. ass saaa9.
lcsy from tue PRESS: N ,e.e
attention called few mouths ssmcr to th: hG} bepenc
eject. of ynar hs.s +tose was iniu sd t1 H.as= np-
tteJ, probably "aeth ~h,.e: py xl.ker. of
Character. Snne t.,rrc onths since procured tttse If
;npFt ;nstas asr VI I'D Ei>e IL" oa, t@ie< week
have aincc poesIcd another b0s. 81 Which h2ve cscd
e. o.y fG y .ns 'a ~ NJ 81;
face and ny r Resumed as natuEsl cooE and It,
ncsf so and eloty tl.n i ,sn *ost t'r ~ lrc
he ase oi aftywo years .a used it wi the etc.
Tue above noce jecnl due to son tr your valuahle
discoyety nm assured 1h41 whoever vi isltiy
staiencut&. citizen NJ this city aud rcaldeat here
one here ana adjoining tvns. Any you may !1atp q
The abovc- with naine y Il your se!vse -
.u5 VII. az srulS yours &C kAiM3Mn.
vo,n,s n.1n nE,45H9TWE n1HITs:S; ;ta. q 's's'
TO Ys: ie be-, orion 1t 1uy hair eftes u the
ew ss IL Ntw ostas M @ ~: sesfse %ef - tic
Sery tns n.sle: My ~; NV thick and E"ssy and I'D
NJ OIL a0si Sx9 y s5ss5s
sy + (3ss ,nx. :. I !es Iss
nra Ma IT gentleman OF great na9sre1 YSR ~ Rn''
l'aocxrz1n: I'm Y. lass
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