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was accustomed % keep solae golden na1 u
large glass globe. i donot think that anoul4
do 50 now, Tor whatever eafe might 011 u
them, still Il vas state of impiSonmsu1 -
that from Some cause, the nature Of which Do
not now recbllect, my stock vas diminished .
two gave Ayby one Of them. The other
from, that mHihehE refused 70 eat; he IaT uQ-
tionless at the bottom Of the water, and. - j
thought was evidently pinihs away. Itaiu14
ME that be was mourning the loss Of bis con-
panion. Shall hsSef. forget tbs evident iol nd
strange antics U, which be abandoned himself
when his companion was restored 70 him.
On wednesday afternoon, Nay 2sd, a lhS
ship Robert +. Storer was proceeding down
New York Bay, on her passage 70 Liverpool. The
mates endeayofcd to close the lorccasllo where
the crew had liddol t6REealed, lhdmost q ihe.1
were under iis effects. The mates yele -.
tackled with handsplkes, axes knives, pistols and
be.aying pins, and dfiten towards tne cabin where
ard. when desperate iisht ensued. The stew
ard had his skull fractured, and Is oIherWl1o
badly injured, DO that hi i not expected % sur
viye. The second mate was also severely hurt.
The mutineers were taken ashore and locked
up for examination The iials died he follow
ing dayI eg 10 .eI41 lsdi ssi eil q lrafItI
A nanukeioft 81 iistion maichss h.a lIasl
been put in operation a Cincinnati By two veal.
thy citizens d that city. The cost Of the build
ines and machIhefS has been 900, and Il 4
the most extensive match factory IN The WoIld,
except one In Austria II win turn out and
pack six thousand gross of matches I day. .. :,
cost but little fetii6Fed from the nav material
and Of quality quite beyond anything ne
public has seen. An inexlinguishable MATCH
that no wind can blow out, Is here made By a.
.afs "a. - - A. -. n fr.n 1I.rIIa. |
gross Der day, and 20 cheap that they can bo
shipped to Europe, where this kind are ~ made
by hand. -
There are ! thousand pretty engaging llns
waya which every person may put on. without
Funnihr the risk of being deemed either Affected
Or G5ppish. The sweet smile, The quiet cordial
bow, the earnest movement in addressing q IiIen1
br more especially stranger, whom one nay
recommend 10 our good regards. The lnqnlirr
glance, he kfahtfdl attention which ia 50 capt.
Tatine when united With selfposscffion- lhcsl
will insure us the regards Of even Z chuIl.
Above all, there Is : certain sollue1 q manner
which should Be cultivated. and which. IN either
man Or woman, adds charm that almost en-
trey compeilites flr lack q ueausy.
A block Or wood. taken li6in lhe hcsri of 4
white oak tree, IN which was firmly in1add|d
an Indian balehet Of sfone was exhibited q
81 Johns (N. d. teefnty The Tree vs. pll-
ieclly sound, and nothing wal hoilceaI'n 'rd'1NI-
ing that such . thing was lmheddod therein. M
I'll II was struck upon with an Ak. upon qx4u-
nation, Il was hIceflaincd that The haIchlI vs.
stick there when The tree bad about thirty years
growth and that i hhd remained there more ihan
two eeniniieg it more than 200 years gfouIt
of the res was todhlsd outside u Nhlfc ll.
Ratchet la5. 2
On the Ist INST he sseFtlhsio q lhs Wal b.
, 1860-07-20
The Cansua.

.,,......, H.. 4. A.
XIV sdas ~ ~. y
ua.I .',a'ueu so ~ 'ue Huso'"' y '-' 'S"
'uS Sse":s' ~
W. Whas = ,:.So ~, IN ny ho,n,
mnere were w ov.l WI -. !. -. m.
ie you 'nAsii'u anu y 80 w" w lYe ''As
.,.aa... h... -. "a A., 49,,
moM ma"y .,' on.lu.en nH.o you, s1u ~ ~ NY
.I 'ssSt.Jo ~ Wv
sonny ~ '''et De'ons"'s 'oH"y - yout "''s"s
ooIs NJ, -. s..AI. ...L..,.
manyi lag lsf :, 'aa
Have you twin brother several years older
than yourselfI +.a 7ss
Have YOU parents, and, II 90, how many Of
themP 2 -.t ~ '7aA '@s.i
What Is your fighting weight4 i}s va
Are beans an article Of regular diet In your
amilyi ~, -, {.
State whether you are blind, deal, idiotic or
nave tne neaveS
now many many cnlSkens nlve yvu, 80 aLe
tney On Iooe =. IN 'ne sneh' A'SO no" many
suSceuaneumss "a on IL. q
uere : sua"Oer'y MARX on Jout 'e's
armn ~, ;. =. -. -. -,
Mnlen iOOu 10 you prefer, rum OF m'Aeu
orinkst T. -. .A.- -.
Dutch cheese. popular soyereientv. standard
poetry. Slave code. catnip. red fiannel Constitu-
lion ana Union. old Junk etc, Vol, have on
handf .f11' 'I a nss ~ -l,fs \.
Were Won and vour wi(e worth ANYTHING
, 1860-07-20
Mr.. Peters's First wife.

time, sun no answer; o1t OF az pauencet IS
went 70 slle door ana ealleo-' Merlal MaEla!
a s'gns preuy woman, dressed IN sousuS
tumpled Wrapper win na'r ID s1ate Of uireiu,
CONFUSION, answered tn,s sumIncns, oIS nae
one Oi those roano' orighs Mces, Mnlon Nasu,s :Ii
intended snoulG 9e deeked WIN continual smnesi
out now, WIN aiI us rSses ~ oloUm, nMas1rawn h
out It's full length, and the large blue eyes had
serious, or ratner. uoleIIi exPresslEn' !9taiy ~
Var'nIe; WIN theT Tus,a'JoyoesIoOA' neL WIZ,
too, had lost its meiOdlons ringing sOund' ana
was SuOuueu 70 uishaI WHINE
What Is It, Joseph?"
WHERE'S brldSetF
"Eone out iOr me. wantmore whlteriooon
LOT my ascension rooe.
hr. Peters sad very naugnty wor1, a1d
Lhen colltlhued, Oolu eonee' haru egss' orcaA'
last not ut to eat"
wish" whined MS vile, you wouid tnihk
less ot lsmpo.ai matters, ana turn your auentOn
TO tIe great end ot iIle. :,
hans y all' madam w9nld nke 70 ENJOY
my iiie while do have u. Here vas ], the nap
pest man IN the United states, win pleasant
home, chatty, cheerful, loving wife, and good,
quiet children; and now, since you have joined
tn: MeItss, M S what y an, am ron,d on,v oom. into
that blessed circle"
"0h, Maria, i you would only come out oi
1t Where are tle ooyst .o
care they going 10 school to-day|
My dear, their teacher has given up the
school, and is turning her mind 70 more exalted
Objects, Oh, Joseph! turn now while there is
time. You have still week ior preparation
and repentance. a.,
hePentance ! WI, Mnen uAe " We
suGsct; WI 1lke ratner more eial' ."e "eeA I"
put 11Tousn. -.
-. AMI L Mr. fe''rS put ." ms coat Anu 'OOA W
n's nal, !, Iii "A. ,.,r 4 - a -. ..,a
"oSep'1 Sa,H "ts hW' Mny' sUu "vsS ~ S III ,sna
., nolhe aAy u,.'ner. snal Se ~ ou., snu :" 'AAe
tne ooys ovsr 20 .ns,r uns.e :'.s " ~, u,"e
SSe .oaD 10 n,sGSi hS InsIo o. .Is ,hs Joor %
Phauc manner ~ Wuich nc e'oSeH w 9oOI, was
Que. Muh rmg W't' angtt ne ssroue ln.o :
restaurant, 70 nake u nteanlast nerG hs , Mas
hal'eu oy one q h's oIehs'or iiieuus, Ersu GUM
en-, who HoAsu up a. he neSr' Ove : o'eer; ;ry
hal'o! ny CRED AVu hsrei WY
wnst S!la are y"u uo"'S nsrs ~ OrsAAH.se 'i'ns'
",iG s slGs' .r s-ss ,,sarI
HAD quarreiT
no. .n
Sone out Oh 'O"nE h
!, T. no. L.t.s.. :. iL...,
Inen WY ocm you "reaAiAs' ~ nO'ne =
Onimney "n hre'
40. "a, e@
Servants AL oeau ..,..5 sf
NO: go,
!, SnIure" Sn SICK
Ne
" ell, what ~ tnunaef m.,, ls % pay
ma NARA Jo'neu 1ne M.,lerl.es .cA
EIeu g've long wnsge' ana tnen Sa'u' 20
ing 70 sseenS % 9eHt wee week -. ...,.,,. !. ~.
ies, ana u don't commit suicide IN tne
meantime, !! you may c9ngratullte me- am a,-
ms. .s' uS.taseG San ~. uecens nea', Sn;.,
uIsi. renh'Ilg ro'i sertsn's , sauSy, nouss ah IN
cOnluslon, VIZ ~ .ne o'ues e''ner qaouns ue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

CHARLESTON Nov 2Ossles Of cotton to-day 500 bales at
prices ranging from to llc The market depressed
MOBILE Nov 9ssles Of cotton to-day 1000 bales Mddngs
go Sales Of three days 500 bales; receipts Of three
days $50 bales Freght cotton to Liverpool J7 to l6
HaVre Is I6 Sight exchange New York atpar Ex
change London 95 to %.
AUGUSTA Nov 20Ths week wi oh has Just cos1 has been
considerable doubt and uncertainty in the cotton trade
and the sales have been accordance with just Ica feeling
1t impossible give anything like reliable quotations. but
viii say that from to O cents be regarded the extremes
the Market although very inferior grades might sell
very choice command than tgh
est figures.
The receipts continue light alters Withholding their
consequence of the depressed condition Of prices and
the difficulties finance. Planters and cotton dealers have
gloom Of the future and Ugh and glorious results ahead
but must confess that pos such power
In the nanci embar and troubles, which loom
irg upwth European complications and warsnd with the
smash capital, and proSt-aon of dit in the northern
States and the excemen necessary incident
change OF governmentwe c-nnet comprehend
the which will improve demand snd be1ed the price
Of great southern under such condition Of affairs
SAVANNAH, Nov l9We have not sale to report to day
Business dead lock, owing the financial stringency
Sterling down lO2 New York; prize be named
New York Exchange hetter and parties
who purchased cotton last week in the lief that the usual ne
gotatons could be made price othef 'O mee
their engagements.
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WARSAW, Mo-, Nov. PA messenger arrived
here to-day bringing the following Dispatch which
has been forwarded to the Administration at Wash
inTton:
CLINTON. No. Nov 2I-The Abolitionsts with
arms, newly imported from Boston or the East I'M
der the command of Captain Montgomery, number
ing from 800 20 500, increasing in numbers. and
have attacked Fort Scott Kansas, broken up the
Court, compelling myself and all Of the officers of
the United States District Court to fly for our lives
They have taken the towns the Missouri line the
Fort Scott Land Office, sc.
Signed. Williams, U. S. Judge Of the Eighth Ju-
dicial District, X. T..
A military company will be organized in this civ
to aid in the suppression of this outbreak.
At meeting of the citizens of Clinton, Henry
county, No, to-day, it was resolved to raise volun-
teer company to defend their homes, if necessary,
and the western borders of the State.
A committee was appointed to wait on the Gov
ernOr of Missouri, to lay the facts before him. and
request supply of arms
The following letter has been addressed to Gov.
Stuart
CLINTON, Mo-. Nov 81.
Sic: am here to inform the citizens of this place
of the following facts, and have been requested to
present them to you as Governor of the State:
The Abolitionists under the command of Mont
gomery and DR.. Pennison, to the number of from
300 to 500, arrived with Sharps rifles and dragoOn
sabres, revolYers and bowie knives, aud have sud-
denly commenced war of extreme ferOeity on the
counties of Linn and Bourbon These arms arrived
by the wagon load, at or near Mound City. about
one month since, IN boxes, marked donations for
Kansas sufferers. They all new. Montgomery
has been in Boston during part of the summer, and
returned with plenty Of money 20 enlist recruits.
Many of his men are newly imported. He has taken
possession of Fort Scott and other towns the
border near the Missouri line He has murdered Mr..
Moore. a Grand Juror, Mr.. Harrison, Nh. Samuel
Scott and Mr.. Kinds, and obliged all the United
States officers including myself, to fly for our
lives. His own expressed design, in public speech,
he said, without cOncealment was TO keep pos
session of Fort Scott and other places the Mis-
souri, line, to prevent fire in the rear, while he
cleared out southwestern Missouri of slaves. So
far, he has carried out his programme. The citi-
of Missouri. in the Usage and Mermaton rivers
in Bates county, and Vernon are flying from their
homes into the interior. He boasts that he has
money and arms to equip and sustain 1000 men
My Court broken up by them. The U. S. Court
for the Southern District was broken up, and sus-
pec that they have seized the records and also the
records of the Land Office as Montgomery publicly
declared he would do so. Yours, &c,
J. WILLIAMS
L : Jr6oa Of II ID,IiciaI District h r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
HOOCLAND'S BALSAMtC CORDIAL
win long standing Cold in very short time Read the
DR.. EatOn's InfanIiIe Cordial, for Child.
REQ TeeIhiuR.

II narcotic to u to sleep perhaps deab Jour
frng precious onebut is reable and certain remedy for
the ills Of nfsntile life. 1t will soften the guns
fammation, and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process at the period OF teethnG q works like chSr gS;pg
healthy sleep night to the little suerc grateful
the weared mother Il does couspae he bowels because
it contains NO AORPHLNKI opiats OF aay kind act
July warranted in stating be said Of other
preparation for insnIle complaints this time before the pub
m but is QUICK and never iaili0g remedy for DidT1RG DIS
eHery, and Summer Complaint AIso for Wiad Collie,
Gripping in tie Stomach, Acidity and b9g powerful anti
spasmodc Mothers should always have by them in Of
CODls5O's, especially when hey purpose swing eir child
the other old ssOned Of sbe day. sxceedp
liable bring these Ats Be warned and buI
EstOns inant''e Cordial as this you rely OF.
Soidby ChURCh 6I DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 400 BvoaGwsy, New yo.:.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
CHEROKEE CURE!


Al a4lJdais0 cure for Seminal Weakness. NOc.
GIarnaB Emnli Ons, bnpOtsrcy, Loss Of POt0er
Pains in tie Back St0Rs IN The Bladder, Distracted
and Difficult AelStggtion- and az Diseases cGused
By debating from the pSA o. BotETe and fHdugiitg
al SeLf-POtutioH.
By OF this Cure S improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that
mind and body necessary promote connub happiness
the Cnerokee Cure the poor debilated
despaIring devotee Of sensual pleasure will dnd relief
safe and pleasant in but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison bus prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form of delicious syrup
Price s. Bottle three BOTTLES S. and forwarded
By express 10 all parts o. toe world.
Sold oy all respectable DTugsis lists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Proprietors 81. louis, No.
Sold IN Nashville by Ewing pendleton, Berry Oemoville,
G. W. Hendershott, snc by Druggists everyShe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

Fine Groceries. Vines, BrandieS, SC.
r. B. SN0WDEN Il CO.,
Union aud = american BiOcL

Union and American BiOek.
w Just IN receipt Of large well selected stock Of
w goods IN our line. which We Determined 10
Country Merchants With the cash cannot DO better than to
call on US, as we are Offering extra inducements.
Bra0dies. all T.ntages.!in wood ane glass;
IriSS and seote. Whiskey
Madeira, Sherry and Port, Of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum, IN WOOD and glAss;
Champagne. Hook, Mosel and CIarets;
Italian and German Wines, Of ali 1iads;
Old Mo9ongahels, Rye, BOuroOn and COrusWhsky;
BiI:ers-HOsle,-ers, 6Ouleys Boxers Old sacheua &c;
Scotch Ale and London 2orter
French Cordias, Light Wines and syrups.
Italian MaccarOni, VerniselE and Fas,uice;
Greer and Black Teas. all Qualities;
Bemetically Sealed Meats Fruts
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves, Jellies and Jams;
Pickles. Sauces and Condiments:
Nut, Fruits and candied Fruits:
Dried Fruits, Figs and Rais.ns;
Extracts ard Perfumery;
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
Brandy Fruits
Crackers, &C., &c.
vie Works Rockets and Roman Candles;
Hsvans Cigars, Chewing fobacco and Snuff;
Meerchaum Pipes, Cigar and Liqusr Gases;
Smoking ToOseco-T1rkish Virginia..
CTanbsrre5. Backwhea. and Syrup;
Cnsese-Epgsh Dairy, ". R. and Pine Apple;
Sugar Cured dams. Bees Tongues:
Wooden and Willow Ware ami Browns;
New York Steam Refined Candy:
French Candied Rruii, Apricos Paste and Nougat.
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive Oil,
Aiack erel, Shad, Salmon Roe Herring,
Smoked and SAuee5 Salmon and Cod Fish;
Dates, Dried Fruit, Canton Ginger, &c, &C., &c.
Together with ell articles pertaining supply Of fsries
Ts. L. SNOWDEN IL CO..
Oes3I-2w 70. 4 North Cherry Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 2l.-The New Mexican mai
arrived this evening day behind time, detained by
heavy snow storms News reached santa Fe from
the volunteers in pursuit Of the NavaJoe indiana
The campaign was very successful. A large mum
her of Indians were killed and taken prisoners anC
more stock than they are able to take along; alsC
sufficient corn TO last through the winter.
Some soldiers from Hatch's Rancho made an at
tack on some Camanche Indians that came into Cha
pita to trade. They fired on them while they were
at the trading house. and then took all their horses
Since that the Indians have retaiated going in OpeT
daylight to Hatch's Rancho and driving off AGO head
of government beef cattle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

LEAvENwoRTH Nov. 2l.-The stats Of affairs in
Linn and Bourbon counties, Kansas, causes much
talk and speculation here. Many rumOrs are ahOat
in regard to MOntgomery's movements. Reports
threatening the lives and property of prO-slavery
in that vicinity. The citizens of Fort Scott
reported as expecting attack, and were removing
their goods and chattles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
For Sale, Lease or Rent.

WILL lease for term Of years, for the ensuing
tae commodous dwelling occupied by H. u Hays,
ESQ., the intersection OF Broad aud VauxhalI
Also, small dwelling with four upon large lot
at the intersection OF Ash and Summer Streets
Howard School Building.
Also, late residence and half miles West Of the public
square, containing eight servants Houses stables,
and about twelve Of superior garden land portion
whchs in Blue Grass and SHADE Trees
D. Bosck, Esq. This piece Of property has many adVan-
tages SUBURBAN residence disposed SELL lease,
rent, or barter it. for other lands negroes.
have alsoa superior amjIy of Negroes be hired
for the ensuing year. Call at No. AZ Cherry street.
novi6-du EUGENE UNDERWOOD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

WASH NOTION, Nov. 2l.-The Government has just
been officially informed that Captain Montgomery
and his party have commenced operating again in
Kansas by hanging and killing three opponents
and threatening to compel adjournment of the
land sales advertised to take place during the month
of December.
Letters have been received from reliable sources
addressed TO the proper authorities saying that Cap
tain Montgomery had force of 500 men, with plenty
of arms and ammunition, and that from time to TIME
warlike supplies had been received by him from the
North The writer says that the demand to ad jOurn
the land sales was a mere pretext for raising an
armed force, and that the real object of the lawess
organization is a raid Missouri, and then on Ar
kansas and the Northern borders to ayenge the pun
ishment of Abolition emissiaries.
Gov. Medary has recently communicated some i'm.
portant particulars relative to Capt. Montgomery
reported alarming movements. Orders will be
forthwith dispatched ordering United States troops
in Kansas to such points as may be necessary fOI
the protection of the Land Offices in the perform
ance of their duty, as well any public property
that may be menaced including Fort Scott.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
LetesG News from Old virginia!
JOHN WRORLCF,
S2tSOUIh Ma Street,
STILL AHEAD.

WberIey Rock City CDewins Tobacco
Made from the PURE IND NATURAL LEAF
without Any ADULTERAII0N.
l have twenty-five thousand dolia' $ worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which | will sell at
cost for cash. as am de- ermined 10 do exclusive
9sh business. We in vile ali those DESTROYS OF pur
chasing goods to call and see Tor themselves at No
% North side o; toe Square. DAVID BUmHREY.
All those indebted to j. C. NICHOLSON & Co.. o:
10 NlCHoi son & Humphrey, will please core forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need Of
money. noY2-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

SAA1- CARPENTER Esq., a promising and talented
young lawyer and City Attorney Of Menpnis' uieu
suddenly in that city on the 18th inst Inc par OF
Memphis and city council passed resolutions :" Gu
ogy and coincidence with his afflicted iamily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

G,TLATTN CoTroN MnIs.-The propretors of thi.
establishment, Nessrs. BlackmOre, Tomkins, McMur
ry IL Co., last week sold to house in Philadelphia
of their manufacture, bill of Sheeting amount
ing 10 $500. We presume the sale of this character
of goods in this State Northern merchants IS un
precedented- GaHqtia Courier and Enquirer, NOU Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
From New York.

NV York, Nov. 22.-The steamers Bienville and
Empire City have arrived.
The association of Banks have agreed to issue
five millions of certificates Of deposit, and TO hold
the twenty millions specie in all the Banks com,
mon fund for mutual aid There is a decidedly bet
ter feeling in commercial circles
The Wheeling and District of Columbia Banks
have suspended
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Tarkets by Telegraph. .

NEw YORK. Nov. 22Cotton dull and irregular, sales go
baes-MddDg Upland lOH9lO. Flour sales l2OOO barrels
47594s 90 Wheat advanced l@2 Corn, sales GOO
bushels 6469. Mess Pork sales $50 bbs at SIG CO9l6 20
Lard dull, sales 35 Bbs at l9l9. Stocks decidedly
better.
CIEcInsATt Nov. 22The feeling decidedly cheerful
fter the New York Flour 2594 30. Wheat better.
done
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

FENHA large and comodious Warehouse formerly occupied
by s. FRENCH Il soN, fronting forty feet Clark
running fe with basement, the
length fronting foryone feet Church, and adjoining
the House OF French Irwin This the largest
Storage the city, and be rented
pom the favorable terms For particulars apply to
u s. FRENCU at ihe Office Ct French, irwin & Reid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov 21.-The Bank of France lost
25, 1888 900 francs specie during the month
The dissolution of the Pope's army is said to be
positive. Three thousand men left him as a guard
for Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi, who are enjoy
ing festivities at Naples
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 2I.-The Minute Men of this
city held meeting tonight, and passed strong resO
lutIons in favor Of resistance to Northern agrees
sion. Three cheers were given for the man who
hung John Grown.
Cockades are plentiful on the streets to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23
From Augusta, Ga

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 21.-Both branches of the
Georgia Legislature have unanimously passed bill
to call State Convention.
A large meeting in Hancock county on Saturday
adopted unanimously firm conservative resolutions
declaring that the election of Lincoln was no cause
for dissolution. but that the uufrendIy legislation
of many Of the free States was an outrage on the
community. and demanded resistance
A majority of the counties in the State have held
meetings in favor of secession. Many however. are
strongly conservative, while some were in favor of
establishing retaliatory legislation but all favor
state Convention, and all oppose coercion of the
seeding States.
meeting IN Bryan county declared that no
Northern fisherman or hunter should operate in
that section and that those at the present hunting
and fishing be notified to leave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-23

Owing urgency The Money Market there has beea
but We little several days Pas ard for the
present quote prices entirely nominal We hea I'd Of the
Of a few bales dur rs the week al 699hc.
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1860.


nN THURSDAY, he 18th Novenbs- next, ~ viGsus Of
Deed Of frust- executed to BY join End George
ZocoGer viii proceed SELL tie premises all the
fodder, farming utensils and stock Of al conveyed
Trust Deed. Aso. 40 o. land, ard
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