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THE CHARLESTON PAPERS.

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Charleston papers; g..
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We have made ample and reliable arrange.
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OF the debates, discussions and proceedings of
the Democratic Cow ention. which will assem-
BILE in the Institute Hall, of this City, on the
23d April. 1t will. according to all expecta.
t'ons be most exciting and interesting a nd
important session Of this body.
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SALE OF ARMS TO THE. STATES

The Washington Correspondent of the Char.
lesion Mercury, writes as follows, in relation,
to the Bill which has first passed the Senate
providing for the sale of arms to the States:
At this time it is too we'll known that the
Southern States are near out Of orms. Not hav-
ing given much attention to the subject, it has
been neglected, and in case fany difficulty be.
tween the two sections. the supply OF arms
! would not equal the demand to any extent:
and what is also true, those which nre on hand
are old-fushioned and in this aye of improved
arms, almost useless. BY the the terms of Mr..
DAVIS BILL the Secretary of War is authorized
to issue to the States arms, if desired to the ex.
tent OF the full capacity of the armories to
manufacture, by paying to the Government the
actual cost in manufacturing thcm-said arms
to be Of the most approved patterns-not any
Of the old stock muskets.
The capacity to manufacture arms at the two
armorie', Harrer's Ferry and Springfield, reach
forty thousand stands per annum but of late
years only eighteen thousand have been made
Until the States are supplied and fully armed,
an annual distribution of twenty-five thousand
can bc made pro rata to those applying. This
offers the opportunity to the Southern States
to prepare for any cmergency-to make good
the deficiency. To show i'll what light tile
merits of the bill were approved by the poll
tical caste in the Senate, we give the ayes and
nays:
lEAs-Messrs. Benjamin, Bigler Bragg, Ches
nut, Clay, Clingman. Crittenden, Davis Fitch,
Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin. Hammond, Hunter,
Iverson, Johnson of Tennessee, Kennedy, Lane
Latham, Mallory, Mason, Nicholson, Polk. Po-
well, Rice. Salisbury, Sebastian, Slidell and
Yulce-29.
NArs-Messrs. Anthony, Bingham Cameron,
Chandler, Clark, Colauler, Doolttle, Durkce
FessenJen. Foot, Crimes uamlin. Harlan, King
Simmons. Summer.ITen Eyck and Wade-ls.
1t is q strict party vote Of those present, and
argues clearly that the Black Republicans feet
that the object of the bill was for the benefit of
the South. II suggests also the destitution of
the South in the manufacture Of arms in the
event of war-to what straits she would be
reduced in case Of war, sudden dissolution.
Does il not become the States to consider eeri-
ousy the establishment of State armories, with
all the necessary machinery for manufacturing
all the appliances o wara Amoderate force only
to be employed, except as the exigencies of the
times demanded greater activity. Powder
mills are scarcely known south Of the Free
States.
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NEW 1orh courier ana enquirer. has recently
set forth, in eloquent language indeed, the
claims of Senator Douglas to tie Republican
par'y's Presidential nomination, if it be deter.
mined, for expediencys sake, to go without
their strict party liuesto find q candidate of
greatest "availabity"t to them. General Webb
in the same article, makesit plain that the Re.
publican party can not and will not support
Dir. Bates of Missouri, beesyHe to him in chief
do they owe-according to General WIS show
ing from the record-the defeat of Fremont
His idea is that Douglas will of course fail to
receive the Charleston Conventions nomination
and will gladly receive that of the Chicago
Convention. in that contingency. The General
further contends that the course Of Douglus
on the l.ecompton question has immeasurably
strengthened the Republican party's cause in
the approaching election and therefore, that
to him the Republicans owe a debt of graft
tudc, despite his recent attitude of hostility TO
them such ns they owe to no other public man
outside of their organization. He argues fur.
ther, and with convincing force, that, foI all
practical purposes. Mr.: Douglass "sauatter.
sovereignty theory is best for the future ends
power in Congress'to legislate directly to pro-
hibit slavery in the Territories of the United
States; that if carried out, it cannot fail to
accomplish the anti.slavery purpose of his partv
and in manner, too. that will surely prevent
tbe South from resisting the results Of its op-
Grafton.
TnE CooLIE MurISY.-We published yester.
day a brief dispatch, conveying news Of a terri.
ble mutiny ON board the ship Norway. while
on her way from Macao to Havana, which re-
suited in the killing of number of cooliss9
BY the mails yesterday we have the following
additional particulars:
The Norway sailed from Macao Nov. os.
with about ono thousand coolies on board, and
when five days out, at about six o. clock in the
evening. the captain being below at the time
mutiny broke ont among the coolies, who set
fire to the ship in two places, and endeavored
10 force the hatehes Mr.. Stimpson, of Boston
one of the mates had charge of the deck, and
the watch, with the exception of the man at
the wheel. was aloft taking in sail Mr.. Stimp.
son rushed to the hatch and commenced tic
struggle.
The crew from aloft and those below. tried
to seize the. boats and leave the ship, when the
auIgeon, an English gentleman, drew his pistol
and threatned to shoot tie first man who dared
to make that attempt Tne crew then rallied
and went to the assistance of the oficers and
a fight ensued, which continued from six in the
evening until after daylight the next morning.
Thirty Of the coolies were killed, and more
than ninety were wounded, before the mutiny
was quelled.- captain then gave the coolies /
one hour to dsliser up Che arms in their poses.
sion IL they did not, he threatened to cut |
away The naasts. set fire to tie ship, take the |
boats and provisions aud leave tHsm to theis |
fate. The mutineers' 5000 osms to termS
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THE SENIOR EXHIBITION AT ERsKrHH
COLLEGE,

we had the pleasure OH Thursday evening OF
the pact week of attending the Senior Exhibi-
tion at Erskine College. There was large At.
tendance on the occasion, and the exercises
were highly ereditaLle to the young men,
Some of the speeches displayed no ordinary
ability and they were generally well written
and well delivered. The following was the
programme Of exercises:
Decision of Character--W. W. Lindsay.
Due West, S. G.
Champion Of the Sea-A. B. C. Lind,av
(Excused) Due West, s. C.
Force OF Circumstances in the Developmcnt
sa. 81 Gen'us.-". t. Mcc!sl!s"d, Henry County,
i. Napoleon's Old Guard.-w. A. Mccl;ntoek,
Laurens Dist, S. c. :,
The Waldenses.-J. Nc. McGill, York Dist.
The NatureSof Civil Government-I r
Murphy. Maury Co.,Tenn.
Whatever isis Right. L. Orr, Marshall
Reid, Newber-y Dist, 3. G. w. w.
Beauty and Grandeur Of Nature,-J TT
Smith. Marshall County. Tenn.
~ Co.'s Harps-A. H. Smith. Upton County,
* The Maid of orleans.-u. W. Story p;ek.
epHsSo., AIn
-ssPartan yalor.-w. II. Thompson, Newber-
Enlogum on South Carolina.-w. C. Vim.
! 1tsurens Dist. SIC.
Erskine College is now in very prosperous
condition ,snd 1t has We beIissa over the aver.
age number Of students. The President, T.. L.
PATroS. is an accomplished scbolar;and under
his administration, we anticipate an enlarged
sphere of future dasfllbess g the institution.
The Female CoIegSf6is gong into operation
with the most favorable auspices, under the
charge Of the Rev. J. ]. Bonner, assisted bv
an able corps Of instructors. A handsome
spdowment fund has been raised, and steps will
be taken Immediately for the erection of q suit.
able College edifee.
Among the recent architectural improve.
ments we. noticed the beautiful Hall of the
Philomatl'ian Society, which will be completed
by the next Commencement. This hail. and
that of the. Euphemian Society. reflects high
credit upoG the liberality and enterprise of the
seeieiies, ,anda ID quite an attractive feature
TO ess colisgs capapus : ~; = - E%r--
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Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Shingle
Machine.

This Mill has been in operation seven years,
pay ing from thirty to Mirty-three per cent an
nually.
Also, one other Tract Of land in Edgefi ED
District, situate on the Martin Town Road
and ON Horse Pen Creek, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES.
Also, one other Tract of land in Pickens
District, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, finely timbered, and the Blue
Ridge Rail Road running through it.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T>IlE OLD ADAGE is when you are doing
l. well to be satisfied. But hare takef,
up notion Of going West, and now offer my
Land, Mills, &C., for Sale.
offer my Home Place in Abbeviils District.
near Green wood. containing SEVEN HUN.
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES, half cleared and
the other half in woods. Very healthy loca.
tion. Fine improvements large com Portable
Dwelling, Barns. Stables, Gin House, excellent
Negro Cabins. DC On this Tract is
Fine Touring Mill,
With three Sets Of fRUNNERS-and a ClRCU-
Lar SAW MILL-all driven by steam power.
This MIL is in elegant condition. and has been
running eight years. clearing from Twenty-Five to
thirty per cent. annually
Also, q valuable Tract of Pine Land in
Edgeield District. containing ONE THOU.
SAND AND FIFTY ACRES, aud on it is a
FIRST rate
Saw Mill, Grist Mill, Shingle
Mo china
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A Good Farm for sale.

NETE offer sale the place which Coleman has
Nv since 1855 and known the Rogers land, lying
yellow Greek Dickson Tenn. partly stage road,
within one mile OF WlSmsve and three miles Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad; healthy pleasant and
l mart of Tennessee Said land contsns
aDd ninety aces-eghy cleared, and fy
good land clear it iSn good state Of cultivation with
frt3ble dwelling houses. houses Also
orchards and falling springs Of excellent
well tmhered certainly be made Of the dS
rsbe in this section Of country We promise
bsinip this and will sell Tor cash, time with inter
further information call on James McNeily, whs
lives near said places the undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river BYRN BROTHER.
JFgi0a and 4BerioaH copy, and charge Adaocdts
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WoolIen Goods.

We have extensive stock Of Ladies' and Misses Hoods
Leggns Sleeves Gaunets Shswls, Nubas, sontags,
ohdTen Sacks Goats and Circulars Boots and Bootees
Scarfs, MuiIers and Cuffs.
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Perfumery Department.
Genuine Lubins Extracts 60 cents bottle
Burnetts Cocaine for the Hair:
BaTTy's TrieoSheros, Rimmels' Toilet VnNgar,
Lavender Water, Eau de Cologne, Tooth Powders,
Lip SalVe, Lilly White, Meenfar, Pink Saucers, etc.
SospSWndsor Omnibus, Honey different other kinds
BruGheS.-Hair Brushes-Pesrl inlaid, Whaebone back
Ivory back Rosewood and common.
Flesh Brushes Infant Brushes Tooth and Clothes Brushes
Com Distressing, Fine Tooth, Tucking, Side and Neck
Combs.
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Notice.

Z WILL sell FOR cash, on Monday, December 24Ib, 4,
at the Court House. Nashville negro boy named
Oliver, levied the property Of James Chsrltan
satisfy execution in hands in favor Of Evans Co. Is
ned by Robertson Esq for hundred and eight
lars and ninety cents and costs. JESSE W. PAGE,
Nov 4 'D-dlm Constable OF Davidson County
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Will contnue tie business the old stand South
ket Street, where be viii be pleased his friends and
toner's and offer them sasonabe stock Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes Hats Ready Made Clothing, other articles
usual kept in Dry Go5dA Store OF patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will offered cash
Country Jeans Linsey, Socks Rags, Feathers &C.
,hange for goods. L. D. WHEELER.
T-t-h q scn IT..
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now receiving my Of Pianoforss from the
following Factories which will be the largest
the city, steinwsy Sons, A. H. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers.
Hazleton Brothers, VIM. Kaub Co.. Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury and soebeer Schmidt sl Of which will be sold
at small advance cost for cash negotiable paper All the
and popular music received together with Accoreon
Yolns Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &c For bargains
" come to me-" at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
seDtl6-tf
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SALE OF ImPORTEn BLOOD STOCK.

FHNHE EIGHT BLOOD FILLIEs, recently import -
1 ed from England by the Kentucky Importing NSfHN
Company, wh sold at pablc sale in the city Of Lex ~
ingtOn. ky, Saturday, the 29d OF September,
They superior anmGs and Of the pure bord in England
septi6-dsd JOHN E. LEY, President
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Owing to the severe pres
sure of the times, we have
reduced the price of these
unrivalled Machines from
$50 to $50.

n
The Howe Family Sewing
Machines are especially
adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Musquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton, or Silk.
They make the shuttle
or lock stitch, undoubt-
edly the best made by
Sewing Machines. The
HOWE SEWING MACHINES are
strong, simple, and dura-
bic, and are fully guaran-
teed in every particular.
More than four hundred
families in this vicinage
have endorsed their good
qualities during the past
year.
Orr's & McNaughts Spool
Cotton, the best in the
for Machine use at
SO cents per dozen, also a
good assortment of Flax
thread and Silk at prices
to suit the times.
CONE BROS, Agents,
53 College Street,
nOV2s-dtwtf RASETZLLE, TEXE
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NEGROES fer Sale or Excnange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eight children, the eldest
~ likely boy fifteen years old second likely girl hir.
said negroes sold for fault but the that the
them and will sell any person who
remove them from the county. Good lots in Edgefed
West Nashville will be taken in part pmen Address Box
2O8 Nashville P. o. noy22-d2E
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NEW FIRM,
MONTGOME & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &c., &c.,
LIN WOOD NURS SERY,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Three Miles from Public square-on the Hboro Broad
Broed Street Turnpike.
n IE Proprieors Offering this ecK Of their Catalogue
Public, beg leave them that every eDdeavOr
render worthy confidence
patronage Their Fruit r we'll
thrifty OF such varieties sshave proved succeed
best in Tennessee and the Sou 'hern States.
In addition arsev ety Of Fruit Trss call Parc
Large Evrgreens Ornamental
suitable immediate effect Ours is the ony establish
ment in the State where such be had.
Namelng Packing, Shipping and Transporting carefully at
tended to-
Enough charged for packing pay cost Of material.
All plants delivered in NASHVILLE free of charge
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
oct25-d6m BGD&P Proprietors.
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For RenI OrLenSe.

FgNHAT large and commodOu Warehouse formerly occupied
by H. FRKECH Son, fronting forty feet Clark,
running hundred feet large basement
length fronting forty feet Church. aod adjoining
House OF French Irwin 4 Reid. This
Storage House the city,
leased pom the favorable For particulars apply
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He copartnerShp heretofore existing between WHEKR
SLOAN is this day ssolYed By consent snd L. D.
ELxa alone authorized settle up business Of rm
l. D. WHEELER,
JAS. ]. SLOAN.
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NtNI UVaHtEE > " VI N " a
VETR wish three frame houses in Brownsville
about three miles from the city, the 6allstin Pike,
and pay for the with notes and real estate.
J. L. & K, W. BROWN,
oct23-d2r AZ Cherry street
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
* W. KIBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perms
SE. nent residence, and will tune Pianos, OrganSs
and the year single tuning, sndcan visitss
eqrred he will spend at least week in
month in the city and vicinity He will visit regularly the
Tennessee, and North Alabama
Nssisspp Orders Benson Co.'S Music Store,
Reefs Piano Rooms. Church Communications by
mail will be prcrapty attended to prli d.tw&T,H
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NASHVILLA TEVEESSAE
The Largest Circulation OF any Political
Paper ia Tennessee.

In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton that nominated BRECxNRIDGE AND LANE It
deyotes special attention to its News Department
and an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of 1ohOle country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money, receive special attention, and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approNmating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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BrOwnsviIIe BuiBding Lots for sale.

NUMBER Of mOst desirable lots in Brownsville from ~
"a miles from Nashville and the Porter CAL
atn Turnpkes Several Lots mbeFed soil very rick and
nghborhood unsurpassed Extra bargains given building
purchasers Call examine the lots and will make
your interest TO buy L & " BROWN.
sep2s dim AZ Cherry street.
rine Horse and Buggy for Sale.
ONE Or BOTH Willie sold cheap cash notes.
change for lot Of gronnd paying Turnpike stock, &es
Apply @ L &RW BROWN,
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SOUTHERN TRuNK MANuEAeTOaf
Fassett & Crossman,

NO.51 AARKETSZREET, NASHVILLE, TB8R,
anufacturers and WhOleSaIe and Retail
DEALERs
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOZ XES,
VALISESs CARPET BAGS, &C., &C.,
81 EsIRE call the attention Of all those in any
thing in line, Wholesale retal) examine
stock before purchasing eseshese confident that
sell low other house in the city Our stock all Of
manufacture and s made Of the best materials
first class All admit the wisdom Of buying
made at home in preference buying that made at the Est
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the LadestooI
PA ENT Trunk FOR LADIES.
has compartments for Bonnes Dresses Paraso Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sponges, OILS &C.
All kinds Of Trunks mads to order covered repaired
Ttnotice. Give call at at 81 Market street,
South OF the Square. FASSETT & CROSSMAN
mayl9-d&tWly
A B. MONTGOMERY J. W. STEWART.
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DIR. J. J. ALTERNATELY.

resident Of Nashville, and offers his services the
4 citizens Of theciSy ar6 surrounding country.
U Residence, No. 10 High street. Office same lot.
sePt7-d6m B&P
GODEY'S LADYSS I5OOIA FOR OCTOBER.
JUST REcEZHED By
JOHN YORK s. CO.
sanfta No 90 TT,fo,
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uncommoRy likely Mulatto Boy, twenty gears OF age
n He perfectly sound excellent cook and the best
trained dining and bed servant In tAe State He
sold for fault tha. he will agree with
wants With whom he associated. a1d whom be SuppOs be
prudced against him. He therefore dssesto Sold Apply
WILL. L. BOYD,
sept9-lW No. so Cherry street
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I.omtsiana sugar!

r n HOGsHRAps new crop Louisiana Sugar choice arti
eb ce to arrive by steamer B. NJ Runyan on Monday nex
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL. HOOPER & CO,
Nov IO-dtf Nos and Market street:
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER.
3. r. CUTTER & GLEAVES

Nos. So Gad 80 Corner Of college and BroGdS0dy
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers i'm
DESCRIPTION
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats Caps, Ums
breIIaS, Waips, Hosiery, &C.,
RE in recept daily ot large and general assortment for
IA Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large assortment, good and cheap.
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITEEES. &c.
good Of Gerts Water Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
Women's Dutch and Calf Bootees.
Misses and Children's Calf Copper Toed Boots.
Boys and Youths Shoes and Boots, with Copper Tips.
In short kind Of Boots and Shoes that desirable for
Fall and Winter.
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality Of Fur Cashmere Beaver Otter,
NeriEo, Wool, &C.
Caps of every descrption.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
SUndrieS OLE Hand.
Umbrellas Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags School
Saches Saddle Bags Backng and Brushes, Whips, Thongs
Hosiery Gloves, &c. All OF which will be sold cheap 81
wholesale retail.
II 5sLeather Betting and G um Packing At cost.
oct3-tf ID. K. CUTTER Il GLEAVBS
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AdIlimisIrnfOrS al NnIicn-

FENHE undersigned having been qualified according law
administrator OF G POINDGTRR. hereby noti
hes all persons having claims against the
them, duly authenticated, with him prescribed by
they will be barred. Z. HAYWOOD.
Nashville, Nov. H. '60-d tw&WIE