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A southern Conferences.

MuIEGEymLE Dec An the House to-day the
preamble and resolutions proposing conference OF
the Southern States at Atlanta onthe 10th OF tehru
aay. 70 counsel and advise as to the mode and man
ne of resistance to the North in the existing exgen
cy was made the special order for tomorrow
The preamble and resolutions take strong grounds
in favor of having all sectional questions finally set
tied and objects TO separate action, -1ia 1.
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TIE IvsURREcuoy " CUMBERLAND CorNTY-Nst
Gather, Esq, Of Adair county arrived IN me cry
county the scene ot the late reported servc insur-
rection. We learn from him that the report OF the
arrest and execution Of Harlan, the AboLihonlst
and fifteen slaves is sadly true-saVe that portion
which has reference to. the hanging Harlan anu
his black cOnfederates are in JAIL oq'so"e 0o'"
Ral, Dec. ;. .. go. ..,....-,...s
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TIE ELECroRAL OoILEaE. Opposition Electors
met in the State Capitol yesterday and went through
the ceremony of casting their votes for BELL and
EVERETT for President and VicePresident, and at
the conclusion Of the ballots the venerable Presi-
dent Hon. BALE PErToN, declared that they were
the unanimous choice of the Electoral College of
Tennessee. u-r.....-. ....
Mr.. JAMES T. HOoD, editor of the Chattanooga Ga.
-eiic, was chosen messenger to carry the vote to
Washington. We congratulate our contemporary
upon his election.
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THE WILD HuNT FOR OFTCE"-We heard yes
terday that there were shy sersriy candidates for
the position Of Messenger to carry the vote of Ten
to Washington On hearing the report, a gen
tIenan remarked that the Opposition have not had
chance at the offices for considerable length of
time and the scramble for this little crumb shows
that they are hungry d. 3 -r.-.. .sseaa
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PATHS MUSIC
AT mcLUREs.

HAVING associated Win rs M ErLAa So
] MoRToS and Prof HkEsCIIrtE FEsrov i F.1rz- = a
am prepared % attend = al cresrs for Ttnfa1 n
and hepdtrtRg Pianos, Aelodeons, and all kinds
OF Musical tnstrument With 2ronpness and gch exceeEct
a. viii give perfect satisfaction.
Those IN want Of Ei0lins and Guitars can have
the assistance Of Prof. FKsTOS in their selection.
large Stock Of Steizays and r. Sale Cos Pianos o.
hand, sold at New York prices REGARDLESS Of Freight, &c.
have also large number Of and O. Octave Pianos for
Rzf II purchased within the rent applied part
payment
For thstss Pianos &C. cal. al the long sstabhsd Mu1e
Store. No. 33 Union street. JAS. A. M'CLURE
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-.r. Coercion.

The Cincinnati Gazette, the leading Black Repubh-
can organ in Southern Ohio, and one of the most
influential papers Of at party in the Northwest, is
in favor Of correction. We believe the Gazette to be
one OF the most honest of its party inits convictions
of right We believe there is less OF blind
fanaticism in its devotion to its principles Of
than in most Of the leading journals of the same
faith Hence we arc disposed to attach some i'm
portance to its utterings than to the threats Of
tenths of the papers Of the same political party
ON Thursday last, speaking Of Secession, it said:
"Let no man deceive himself Secession is trea-
son and treason will be met and punished no mat
ter who MAY be in power, OF what State may enact
the treason. ,.r-- Ts. r.r." r... .... . ~
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TENLKEN up By ANnsw WALLACE, 20 1lh Dstrist o ahl
county head Or yellow Greek ten mikes so1h- q
Charlotte, Dark Eay Horse sway hack, poor bsre
footed fourteen bali bands and about aesn years
old. Appraised Ish NoTember, .s1e. 10 s35. .-t4
aov93-W3t+ 49, A. J. ALIEN, Ranger.
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sell at low Prices 10 amt the TImes.
s--=sa -.f-t %. ,sr-isa
Country Merchants With the cash letter than to
AlIop US as we are Oasrins extra inducements.
. . @EN u
Brardies. all vintages, wood and glass.
Irish and Scotch Whisky 4" a."
Madeira, Sherry and Port, Of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, in wood and glass;
= Champagne, Hook, Mosel and claEets; b q
italian and German Wines, Of all kiadsi
Old MoDoDgahela, Rye, Bourbon and COrnswhsky;
Bitters-Hosetters Gouey's. Boxers Old sachem, &c:
3 Scotch Ale and. London Porter r..- - . ~
Frenef cOrdisTs, Light Wines and syrups % ~ . -
rtsliaa Macsaroni verrnce,ii and Pasaloe; ras seer
ra Green and Black Teas, all qualities; e,t-t-
Hernetcally Sealed Meats, Fruits;
go Fish and TegetsbIesi 81. - %
. Preserves, Jellies and Jams;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments
. Nut, Fruits and Candied Fruitsi
Dried Fruits, Figs and RaIsns;
-a-s.s u +fsl.S Extracts and Perfupery;
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
fists ~ ~ Brandy Fruits
Crackers, &c, &c.
Z e 40 ss szs ) 20 d 81
Fire Works Rockets and Roman Candles;
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and snuff
Smoking Tobacco-Turkish aud Virginia.,
Cranb=rries, RuckWhelt and syrup; n
Oheese-Et glish Dairy, ". r. and Pine Apple;
. Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues;
Wooden and Willow Ware and Brooms; 90"
French Candied Fruit prieot Paste and Nougst;
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive Oil,
Mackerel Shad, Salmon, Roe Herring 's-
Smoked and Sauces Salmon and Cod Fish; D. Eg
Dates Dried Fruit Canton Ginger, &c, &c Sc
Together with ell articles pertaining the supply of antilles
-..a R..B. SNOwDEN & CO.. 81, 3,
o.t3f-21 g g.gA IS 70. North Cherry Street
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$3.50. ss-..is ( 81, . Notice. rs ~
WILL rel cash. the Court House in Nashville.
Saturday goth day OF December negro boy named
leed The property Of Thomas T. Northern
satisfy execution my bandsssue5 By w D. Robetscn
ESQ., Jno L. Bayne for four hundred and fifty six
dollars Sale according to law J.W PAGE, @. D. O.
decG-3tE
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Again, on Tuesday, it says


Outside and above three classes who favor Sc.
cossion Jhere is powerful conservative element,
D embracing overwhelming majority of the pOpu-
ation of the United States who are for preserving
the lnion, reaoeaJy i they ca5, foTciJg Il they mast
We emphasize the concluding words of the para
graph. IRON these givings out We take it that the
GazeJ and that portion of its party whose opinions
il reflects are in favor Of civil war for coercion
ciyl s5sT Lieut. Gov. MoEToN Of Indiana in a
sueech at Indianapolis, on the I'D CT November
said. If South Carolina gets out of the Union
,pu Il viii be at the point Of the bayonet and after
our. hest efforts have failed to compel her TO submit
=, tho lsEvsn We are not for secession. We would
Gladly hone that our differences may be settled now
and forever without resort to secession, but Il Sc
cession does take place By any one State or any
number Of States, . Let no man deceive himself.
Let neither the Gdatte nor its party be deceived
The attempt by the Federal Government to suoJu'
gate the seeding State or States will involve tins
whole Union in civil war, bloody and unreienting
Il will not be confined to any one State nor to the
South. 1t VIII be waged upon the soil Of every
State in the Union. 1t will he a war Of offence as
well as defence. Blows will be given well as re-
ceived Cincinnati VIII feel Its effects less than
Charleston and Savannah. 1t is well for the North
TO understand this fully before they endeayor to
force any Administration to attempt coercion Tits
nrobable that in the event Of resort 10 arms there
will he traitors in our midst, but not more in pro
,,ortiou than there were tories in the Revolution
and NOT more in proportion than will be the mum
nor of our friends in the Northern States. Ne arc
desirols of a permanent settlement Of cur differ
o,cas as 10 what are our constitutional rights. Blu
before we enter upon such adjustment let this tan
of nreeeryinr the Union By the bayonet cease Th'
Irp;on cannot be preserved in that. yayi and W.
cannot bv silence on 'ot~ part allow Black Repu0
lcan journals to embolden their pareizls " 'e "
Termination to make the experiment. Inc ooushetl
minds will be in i'll huInOr to settle eAls1lhg ~
fculies until these threats of snhJnsalon al
hushed. .pth'- ~ r.rs-v
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NOS, MUsIC.

EiSzzszElk44
y j v tss -.-sI ls.l-ss r. s.-f - H-''-
AM rec-iving ny Fall Stock of PtaAs Ferts froa the
following Factories, which will Be the largest offered il
the city; senwzy Sons, Gale o., Haynes PrSthers
Razton Brothers, VIM KnAbae 4 o., Peters Web, Light
Bradbury Soebbeller schmidt all Of which will sold
small advance cost for cash negotiable paper. All the
new and popular Music Just received together with Aesols
YOlinS flutes. Drums, Brass InsrR &c. For bargain
"cOme 70 me, at Number SO. 80, JAS A MCCLURE.
Oct9-dtwAW
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4 !. ALLEN, Ranger.

FgVAKEF up b Jas BaowS, r.. Tufhba n d Ds,rie,
county, fourteen miles S0lth East o. ChaEl9te,
Dark Bay Horse IS hands two inches high. shod III
round mia years Old saddle coils hs
back. Appraised 10th October, 1850, 70 sl01.
noY23-N3tf A. y ALLEN, Ranger.
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- SMost E4teRsIye Estt
SOUTHERN PLANO FORTE
M A. UF ACTOR "

VETN. KNABE co j, Nos /, 5, and Z, Entax street,
w Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their acsy and prepared to
supply great demand their They anqueon
durable contain all Improvements
fully guaranteed for years For and great
power and agreeable touch, nnequ1led.
Thaberg sakosch and other great paniss have used them In
their and lave given certificates for their superiority
They have for the last years. the fs premiums
all competition in all the different States where they have been
exhibited year they received Eve hrst premiums;
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano, and
one for the best against all competition. ..
full supply Of the above celebrated Instruments win be
eeiYiug By '.' J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, i6o-d&Ely = rifl Sole Agent. Nashville.
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GESERKL FHEsHr OsHcE. NAsuvILLE DxcaFra r. Il.
NksHvIIIE, Nor. Eth ir60.
ON amer the 2ot nss-, eikhs sf Decatur, all points
Mezaphis Charleston and all Reads
will be received and sens ferFari Fitho7t delay
10 Insure prc1pt aisntian rel ts must have plan spP
mers the deTti-atior IL fall and Initials road el
package. stock sent through With care sad aipaleh
JOIN ", KATCLIfFE.
neyi8-dlm General Ags8t.
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90 emf Paper Id Par.

NFEREDlTH, HALF 4 co. WILL TAKE RO2 ALLDEBrs
Nv due them All yin also se manufactured Tobacco al
Cigars cash prices ana City Bank al sound Bank "a
per Of he C4ronas Gsis and Alaa uul iarihes aoteo
az par. decl sE
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FEVAKEN bYwN HzoGIE, 10 IN District q eeunty "a
Ray Aare. tx hands ign, bay co,or star u forehead,
a IS year cid ,ef hind foot white, back, and unhod
Appraised 23d October, is6U, % 81 a. J, ALLEN,
nev9S-E3t' Ranger.
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4.H.4.a.ts Fam for sale, :
FIFTY D0LLA8S IEEWARD. :

9HE above reward will given for the apprehension Of three
negroes runaway from the subscriber, Alanont in
Grundy county, Fen1ees the night Of the third Monday
in September last the lodging them safe Jail, that
get hem and notifying Of that f-e. And also $50
for the spphenono OF white person who be
esrned in the decing them Oh hat he be dealt Ehse
e0rdIng TO justice. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-06
ON the Agitation and Dangers of the Couns
@ arTs-khe Rnsy OF our CIttzens--0nd the
Necessity oE q United South.

Dsfrerel in The Han Of Representatives, IN anssssr q
4 call Of ue citizens of Nashville Nor. q, 1860.
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Description OF Ihe Negroes.

The eldest woman atoat fsrtyseTsp or yeas
Ealkss little lame in Of her feet The other two
boys about twelve and the other about eleven Of
all black II apprehended. Tie especially, ost like
y deny her owner and the place Of his abode II Of said
cannot be found together will give proportion Of tn
above reward for any one or Ewo Of ahsr.
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.ae1yaT-eyE 3.ra or VI hiss ISL

.Iz1g-asit-sE s4l-a 1sGiiti4 Lfst31a-1
'ise9 ..iss5 srs 2 A. - - !. sui'=a:;
= ssi.s aRu. ss5.4
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Reinvenating EIIxir,
The EGects OF the Panic.

Sold h Nashville b G. " endersho.t, Berry DenoEiils
wing Psndletoa, AMI al responsible dIagss.s- Co
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Young Hys0a Teas.
Oolong PowchOng Teas Pcse Preserves, Oysters sok
ing Tobacco and many othtT articieS
70 40 Ct which, We would call the sspeeial aeason nd
invite Inspection Of hs trade and them ce
many inducernent5 not to le found elsewhere.
Ians-tf '-' ARCHER CHEATHAM 4 BROTHER
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GELEDnAAED
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!
Preasd on s srictsst rmsseHeaI prncpsty 81 the
abest Chemists Of the age.

r..e Fr 6eleration, FL ~
"a Pal7itzaOn q the IIeartt
And in fact, all TIE eOBcsmants Of and dehiaisd
state Of the system. va ~
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- n D As u IIhhIAnt,I - = d
quite dGerent from alcoholic preparations lis Ro
reaeons any Efpe rcntinues exert Is hpen
gradually and eienty, as long the ast neceFs ezistf
It's pEesrnee- IL. -. $500 -..4.. - .f..f. 80
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The Present CrISis. and the Duty of tn
South.

The following address was prepared for delivery
before the meeting of the people,, irrespective of
party, called On Saturday, December '1st, 1860, at
the Court House, in Nashville, Tennessee; but was
not spoken. because the friends ofthe movement,
upon consultation deemed speaking lnadvsabe, lest
differences, unfriendy to the purpose of the meet
ing, might be developed.
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and peaces We cannot fall save by an act of self
slaughter. Sucha country, with thu ever shining
iniuuitous partition by greed and self-seekng, and
that by sors of sres who seemed inspired in counsel
preserved upon the seas and spread beyond the
mountains as by an Almighty hand is indeed % ruin,
for it Is worse than a sale of our birthright Can
it be thattlies brightest and bFavest Of hnFan ex1
periments can fail? Never if we be true!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-29
POETRY.
The Spiritual Railway.


The following lines were found in n railway sta
tion house in England supposed to have been
written by gentleman who had been there de-
tained:
The way to Heaven by Christ was made
With Heavenly truths the rails " ere laid
From earth to Heaven the line extends
To life eternal where it ends.
CHORUS.
We arc travelling home, VIC are travelling home.
We arc travelling home. to Heaven above
We arc travelling home, to Heaven above
To sing Sayiours dying love-
Repentance is the station house.
There passengers arc taken in:
No fec is there for them to pay
For Jesus is himself the way
The Bible is the engineer,
Which points the way to Heaven clear;
Through tunnels dark and dreary here
Ii doth the way to glory steer,
Love is the fire. It's sure ms steel
1t drives the engine and the whco;
All you who would to glory ride.
Must come to Christ, in him abide.
The first, the second the third class,
Repentance, Faith and Holiness;
You must the way to glory gain.
Or you with Christ can never reign.
Come, now, poor sinners now the time,
At any station the line
IL you'll repent and turn from sin.
This train will stop and take you in
Then when reach that Heavenly land
There we shall dwell at Gods right hand
There on that happy, peaceful shore,
We'll ride this earthly train no more.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-29
The Chesaneake Fisherman.


Sam Bell he was fisherman
OF Chcsapeakc's broad bay;
For ctdwing crabs he gained ccidt
by his strange, grabbed way.
Each day he brought his oysters up
10 market for to sell out;
"A sell; fish man, Sam Bell he was,
And people had to shell out.
Sometimes he haurd his net for fish,
For Scdiy were Ills deeds;
And Friday was the day that he
Summ'd up his aet.procceds.
He often pcrchd upon rock
That Rioundcrd in the sea-
But once insane himself, his seine
brought up stingnrcc!
lie lov'da maid-swcct Sally Brown,
Who kept sausage stall
In troubled waters long he iisl'd
Until he made haul.
No mncimg matters with Miss Brown,
Love h0uls in pleasant weather;
lie went the 'cholc hoy in day,
And they were tb,h'd together.
Alas! alas. for stout Sam Bell.
lie tounI, wncu twas 100 late.
That he had hook d lnmrry eel
With soft soap for his bait.
His grict it was ten inthoms deep;
He died 10y self slaughter;
At first he took to drinking rum,
And then he took TO water
MORAL.
Now, all young men. a lesson learn.
Don't cast your net 'mong swine:
For, when a heavy pjr gets in,
'Tis sure to break the twinc,
&c cautioned by the fate of sam,
Who in the sen went down
He comfort found in getting JiWc,
And grief in getting Eruwm!
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STAT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

''N'>'''' "''' ~ ii'F = w III ot 'bNMbN fItAS.
james il. orr ToyJiEm Attachment:
W. Nj. iaddcn.
Patrick Cmwlcy. J PITS. Atty.
NTlIEiEAS. the plaintiff did on the 18Th day
W of October, 1850, file his declaration against
The defendant. (who it is sad) is absent from
and without the limits or this state, and has mci-
ther wife attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration might he
served ii is ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plcnd to the said lccla
ration on or before the 2Oh day OF November
1850; otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and awarded against him,
j. Il. HAGOOD, Ger.
Clerks Office, Oct is 1859 Iva
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Moss or Mr. Telly. Come up here to tho
stand, Squire, and tell the people if [ ever
said what my opponent hath had the bare-fa-
ced, brathen, unbluthin, impudcnce to thay
about me. Here the squire positively de-
MED that Scrugs had made the assertion with
which he was charged, and the crowd shout
ed in triumph at the refutation. Did mt tell
you, feller thitizons, that | would prove Tely
the bggcth liar this side of the mountains
1t was all trick, my foller thitizens, to ruin
my election. Now | leave you to Judge for
yourselves, whether you will vote for'a an iniu-
red honest man, or thtarchcd up, rulled
shirt graduate, who can't tell the truth to
save himself" and Scrugs triumphantly dis
mounted from the stand amid the huzzas of
the people.
The rusc won. Scrugs never had said so
he only told Tcly so, that he might chance
to prove the talsty of the lattcr's assertion
We need not say that Scrugs was elected by
a large majority
" DocToR" said an old lady the other day
to her family physician, kin you tell me
how it is that some folks is born dumb ?"-
Why-hcm why, certainly, ma lam, re-
piled the doctor, :" it's owing to the fact that
they came into the world without speech -
La me- remarked the old lady, ''now
Just see what it is to have physc cdication;
I've axed my old man more ii hundred times
that az same thing"