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!itben NPagen oor aus Der 2s5eu entlprinaen.
Aie uneeroaulthtelt, Sdurc in Maden, Go[if. Ser.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-09
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Weincn 8rcunrcu unb pcm 1ccbrtsn Qutlifum
bic Qn,eisc. oae ib oit lsiber pon 6rn. 9ein
gang al Srcdoitrhfe sipiibsu ner l. unp 2.
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rds 94cbtpnlcn meiner ereDrttn Gi6lfe an err
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@pntbicr S @lnhcr.

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no 70 @tNlnitr., jriidtll Der II. II. Is. StraBr,
frlauH'n lt6 hermit ibrcn 6reuupen pie Dem
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2Scim= nm0 @isarrems@jcidbGft
INTERN ~beuti8sn &aAe Cronurt babcn.
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iran,6iiihr unO llnsar. 2Briae, 8avonne uno 10
belle Sranatmcine, 8um ump 9Sbictiss uno !6r.
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3iibmcnp ga, 5. Nfaj 1860.
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omen BET unter3eihnetem itets freunpl6e 2im,
fier nno quite &0i: srbalttn. gu6 lte6en einioe
Simmer an leoi9e 5erren ,u sermietben bel
So9n @arfbauien, @at..
am yfeueu 9HorFt
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2euici0cn.
Sacpb 2ippS,
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Adrrsn. oirefr imporiirte irnn,6hihc Hrth- unr
Nsis'sSetne, Gbampngner, Niatuan, Sherry unr
Napeira gGsine, ater 2lrten Sranntneine, lGbis-
tt9's, bplans. Sin, 8um uno Elm gut ahcrtirtes
SaNer oon Snoana unp eiuheimiIhen @iaarren.
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bili9en Yreilen.
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Sarpints II, (. {.
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que Setellun9en meroeu nit Daut sn,pfanoen
une nifs punftIi@lte aueNcfnbtt. gEiscerpsrtdu.
ferS nrrtdnts i'd gu cen tili aitrn 0reiien.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-09
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laee ie freun olttlt rim. ibren 9ebarf ppn mir III cntncb,
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No, 225, NatniraBe, sipiIbtn s. uuo o., gScltf,iit,
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Wels- ind Lager-Bier Brauerei
Sie untfr6ri6neten iiup lest in Den a.,u
aelFst Ole ocrren s8irtbe nnD ras ae,brte Sn,1m
tnm mil SSeiS- nno 9~aArrbier cinuer T,Nr;ppa "V.'"
gu cen ''t'aitfn Yre'iFn %bsOicnenn IN fSnnsn
Srtrs' per 6nB cper 0ubeno bitten 49,.
brn. StsinIrin objugcbrn. "' ret
v. Siker C.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-09

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llnlcrn 5reunpen, iomie Dem oeutlben pubfi.
!Nm hpef9aupt, rriduben mir ms aui unlsr reih=
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0'elfleen Niui9 unO 9arantirea fir bic G2tbeii
eilsr ieoen SUrte.
@aWttieru pla Ser.
9r. IS Main. Strote.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Times correspondent
says that Mr.. Clay late Minister 10 Peru has called
the President, and documents are being prepared
to accompany a special message to Congress on the
subject of the Peruvian Claim. The message will
probably be sent in in about ten days. At the same
time the case of Paraguay will be disposed of.
The Committee on Ways and Means meet to-mOr
row to consider what form and what manner of re
lief shall be needed The first question will be
whether to convert the Sl 600 900 of uncaed loans
into Treasury notes and to give the secretary the
Sl0000,00O, additional asked in his report, or to
make thorough investis alton of the Treasury
and provide at once for its full wants.
Information here states hat force Of 5000 men
was organized in South Carolina for the purpose OF
taking the forts there Whenever the Government
shall refuse to relInquish them after secession.
Notwithstanding the tire atening attitude of South
Carolina there is reason tC know that the most dis
Greet and trusted advisers here have written to the
managers there, counselling against any demOnstra
ton whatever by which collision might be pre-
cipitated or blood she'd
Mr.. Cobb has neither resigned nor left the city as
reported. He is confined TO his house by painful
indisposition
An informal conference of several Senator's was
held to-day at which Fessenden, Bigler. Pearce
Pugh and others were present. They seem TO favor
the extension Of the Missouri line to the Pacific
basis Of compromise. AFFIXED as an amendment TO
the Constitution, to the difficulty interpUsed by
the decision OF the Supreme Court.
Secretary Cobb has had repeated interviews with
Hunter, and feels himself unable TO extricate the
Treasury from its present bankrupt condition. Con-
sequently he proposes to resign at once. Dir. Hun
ter, as a matter of fact, will have 10 resign
his position as Chairman of the Finance Committee
in the Senate both SOutherners and SecessOniss.
Hr. Holt, the present POstmaster-General, it is
said will succeed Mr.. Cobb as Secretary of the
Treasury and Mr.. Fessenden succeed Mr.. Hunter.
The caucus which was held last evening at
Browns Hotel, was composed exclusively of ultra
men from the South. None of the moderate men
from Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama or Louisiana
were invited. They came to nc determination. The
opinions expressed were decidedly adverse to meet
ing with the committee of thirty three. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11
BY TELEGRAPH.


BATON ROUGE Dec. 10.-The Governor in his mes
sage to the Legislature says the occasion calls fo
grave delberati0n, wise counsel firm Judgment AND
manly action. He reviews the past history Of N,
country regarding the question, and notices fbe
gradual change of sentiment upon the question vita
TO our own State interests. He reYerts to the re-
peated aggressions on the part of the North with
personal Liberty Bills, and refusal to allow the
South the use Of prisons &c. He says the election
Of Lincoln shows the Northern mind to be poison
ed againsnt us by a large majority and that the
Northern States show evidence of a universally
of feeling of hostility to our institutions.
The wise counsels Of our fathers are forgotten
and the fraternal circumstances of the South
whether by individuals or States, disregarded. He
recommends a convention. and says Louisiana
ought not to refnse to meet her sister slaVehodng
States in council. and there unitedy determine upon
firm demand upon che Northern States for the re-
peal OF obnoxious legislation and future guarantees
The action OF Louisiana should not be unseasonably
postponed. We should meet and determine before
the Inauguration of a Black Republican President
1t does not cOmport with the honor and seespect o.
Louisiana, aslaveholding State, to remain under
Black Republican President. He unhesitaungly re-
commends to assist our sister States with the same
aacrity, courage, and GOODNESS as we assisted each
other in the Revolution. He recommends the crea-
tiGn of Military Board for the purchase of arms
and the distribution Of volunteer companies, and
asks for an Appropriation Of not less than half a
million dollars
Col Jacques offered resolution that the standing
Committee on Militia propose bill for organizing
and arming the military of the State
A bill tor Convention passed.
There is no excitement but every one is cool and
calm, and not disposed to hasty action, but deter
mined to prepare fer the emergency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11
From washington.

/ WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-COmmodore Shubrick ha
prepared his letter of resignation to be rendered
| the secession of South Carolina. Capt. Ingrahan
also retires on the same contingency.
| Senator Douglas soon addresses the Senate tax
ing the distinct ground that secession involves war
and all its calaLlites and that those precipitatinq
the cotton States into revolution must confront thai
fact.
The President has been assured from an authentic
source that the authorities of South Carolina will
not resist the collection of revenues the OccuDa
ton Of the forts by the United States during the re
mainder of his administration.
Secretary Cobb has completed his letter to the
people of Georgia, containing most ultra senti-
ments and scouting all idea of adjustment with the
North.
Ii is reported that the Governor of Maryland will
call the Legislature together for the consideration of
the present crisis.
The Southern Senatorial caucus on the Sth only
resulted in the that the Southern States
were certain to secede. A large majority consider
ed it 200 late TO save the Union, but thought
new Union would be speedily formed
Wigfall declared tina: Texas would be an indepen-
dent Power within thirty days Other Texans con-
tradict this
The Treasury is in a still worse condition than at
the last report. Riggs Co. say if Treasury notes
issued they be disposed of at % per cent
discount.
Senator Benjamin is soon to make a strong Union
speech.
1t is rumored that the Cabinet have been delib-
Grating upon receiving news from an unknown
quarter, which creates quite sensation here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11
THE
ONLY DISCOVER Y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood,
I'VE tempted only to initiate his restorative profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried the
forced to leave the hed its rssSess Read the follow
ing:-
BATH. MAINE April 18th 1889
PE0y. o. J. WooD Gents-The letter wrote GU ia
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative
numerous touching the facts In the The inquiries
first, it fact Of my habiaon aud name, stated
the communication second it true Of ali therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do invariably Ny
hair better than in Of life for forty years
past soft thrifty colored
whiskers, and the only why generally
that the substance washed of frequent abuion Of the
face, care we're used BY wpng the face ia close conne
ton with the whiskers the result will follow the hair
have been in crecept Of many letters from all parts
Of New England asking il hair still continues to be
various compounds we'll this it has doubt bssely
initiated and been used not only without any good eject but
absolute injury have not used OF restorative of
account for some months, and yet my hair gooI
hund eds have examined it with 81
oo ana not gray har IN my head or on y ac ana 10 prove
this fact send you lock OF my hair taken on the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last for
which am grateful gave my friends and thereby
induced Them TO try IT, many were skepca until AFTER trial
then purchased and used 1t with universal wilt
favor, that send test which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold many, fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will nVure success, and
believe where COED effects do follow the failure caused
by the Impure article which inventor Of good
dee my duty heretofore keep you apprsed Of
effect my hair, assure all who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, A Z. RAYMOND.
The Restorative put of three sizes, large
medium SMALL the small holds pint and rets for 81
bottles the mediums hold az least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL retals for - bO the large
holds quart ~ per cent more and ets ior -
and ia Msrket street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhOlealed by
Even, PendIetOn dk Co., and resied by every Drug
the United states. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11

NETHEREAs, the growth and power Of purely sectional
party, made manifest by the result of the Presi-
DENTAL eecton-a party whose emily tie IS hostility to the
rights and institutions OF the fifteen Southern staes-have
brought upon the country crisis unparalleled in the history
OF the Government which in my opinion demands the gaVest
consideration Of the Legislative Department and people of Ten
Therefore, l. IsHAM g. HARRs Governor Of the State Of Ten
nessee by virtue of the and authority in me vested by
Constu ion, do hereby require the Senators and Representatives
OF the two houses of the General Assembly Of said State to
Vene at the Capitol in Nashville Monday 9Th day
usy, 1861 at II O'Clock NJ egisla such subjects
may then be submitted to them
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ny hand
ard caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed
the Department Nashville, the 9TH day Of Deem.
Der, A. D. 1866. ISHAM q. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. +. r. RAY Secretary Of State.
The Banner aud Patriot Nashville Avalanche and Appeal
Memphis Advertiser Chattanooga Register Knoxville and
West TsnneSsesn, Jackson, will copy
decs-1tW&R1t
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those he represented insisted that his instructions
left him no discretion in the matter, and upon re
Election he was satisfied he was, under the eircum
stances. without choice as to his course Of action
bpt compelled bv duty to that he adopted. The let
ter further expressed regret that such was the case
Nv thought it but just to make these explanations
in behalf of the Mayor, and hoped they would be suB
c;ent for justification with others as with himself
Mr.. Nancy added that in the published report Of
that meeting, he regretted the spirit of what little
he had said was not properly understood His re-
marks. as reported that occasion, were certainly
subiect to a construction OF harshness toward the
nesple of Louisville he never felt and to this
extent were entirely inexperienced. Though his
acquaintance with Louisville was not extern
sive, it afforded him pleasure to say he could
reckon in it many who would serve as models
for gentlemen, both with respect to the strong vir
Of integrity and business and those of polite
ness and hospitality In a word he had never felt
there was in this matter any cause of i'll feeling be-
tween the people of Nashville and the people Of Lou
isvie There no reason to believe the people Of
Louisville as people would not be quick to
edy improper management of the road as the people
Of Nashville or any other community. He did not
go into this explanation because he thought it OF any
Importance to those of whom he spoke, but simply
that he might place himself right.
Mr.. HUGH MCCREA remarked he was pleased to
hear an explanation from the Mayor of Louisville,
but would have much preferred he should have
kept his promise to the Nashville delegation.
The chairman appointed Messrs MATT. STRATToN,
G. W CUSNNGHAM, and R. II. GARDNER the commit
tee provided for by the last resolution
On motion of Mr.. HU. MCCREA, the thanks Of the
meeting were rendered to the committee for the able
and satisfactory report they submitted in regard to
the management of the freight department of the |
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
JOHN Morrow, Chairman.
I,.c lF,r,yp 1rcIyrr Sacra+arv
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Prem New York.

New York, Dec. 1O.-The slave bark, Cora, arriv-
cd in charge of the prize crew of the COnstella-
ton
Buenos Ayres advices say that the Province has
finally become State of the Argentine Confed-
eracy.
Commander Page has returned having completed
the survey of the principal branches of the Rio De
La Platte for 2O0O miles above Buenos Ayres, lead
ing to many important towns located in a rich and
fertile country.
The Herdsd's Washington correspondent says the
feeling of Cancellation is growing more and more
prevalent, and that it is rumOred that jeff Davis has
received dispatch from Lincoln, saying that he
was preparing a letter for publication which will
give entire satisfaction to the South.
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