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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

1t is useless to hold a Southern Convention to
make propositions to the North That can be done
by our Senator'S and Representatives in Congress,
asking amendments to the Constitution and by our
State Legislatures making appeals to the Northern
Legislatures, which will be in session during the
month Of January. 1.-THE propositions made by our
Congressman are rejected, and if the propositions
made by our Legislatures will, in the language of
the New York Tribune, mot even be considered hE
the free States, much less submitted to- then the
South can and will be prepared to act together The
objection to holding Southern Conference with
view to a settlement of the difficulties and for the
purpose of remaining in the present Union is that
we can ascertain the sentiments Of the Northern
States through the action of their Congressman and
their State Legislatures before that time and for the
further reason that such movement on our part
would produce such delay to give Mr. Lincoln the
advantage of having control of the army and navy
and all the official power and patronage of the Gov
eminent This would be dangerous and fatal mis-
take for the South to make. Should the fifteen slave
States before the inauguration of Lincoln, dissolve
their connection with the present Government then
the Government viii no longer have an existence.
Neither the army nor the navy, nor anything else
belonging to the present Federal Government will be
under the control of Mr. Lincoln There will then
be no secession from, but disruption of the Gov
ernment. The Southern States will be entitled to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

.'The b.Ok Is golden lOeksths refined gold Of hun
sred poets IT contains all the daiEtest lyrcs
nat live in our nsnorieste 'acaralk o. npe md hoY
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*. B. SNoWDEN q CO.,
ostSl-2s No. 4 Nus.a Cherry Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-23

j. FOLk-SONtIS; BOOK OF GOLDEN POEMS MADE
PoPUsAR u J. ". Palmer Win m
wards Of 80 Original Illustrations szquisIts design and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
DAWLLgSON's HERODOTUS NOW COM
IL PLETE
d. APPLETON &c COMPANY,
Nos 443 and AS BROADWAY,
PUBLISH TIL. DAY.
Volume 4, and last Of
THE HISTORY OF HERODOTUS.

PUBLISH THIS DAY.
THE HISTORY ESI9pS > OF IF Hi'EfiRooDorUs. IL
Edited With cOpIsSs Noe. % and Appendices, illustrating the
stoy Of ESd fsoT ct, the most R.s,, AnfffDt @
iocs and Ehn graphical sbch have been Obtained In the
PTogre.s Of CuneiioTai and HlerOilypnica DbcOvey
As.,ted by Col Sir Henry Rswilson and Sir J. G. VIII
'''''"' WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
Pnm The Boston Recorder.
Hftoy that his writings afford admirable text for con-
msDry upon the remote't historical antiquity The version by
beyond precedent in editions Of Herodotus"
% work viii dousts fSS i0Ss Hs5 So &: place of the Standard
Translation OF the hnt Of Greek hstonsus"
next the ad and the Odyssey Heodotu hiss been pro
nouned the greatest Effort Of Greek literary ge ushe one the
perfection Of epic poetry the other the perech epic prose
The much light upon the text and what might
S5slS'' s Tee" obscure to the modern reader clear '
From The Rochester Democrat
"hs now universally admitted that there Is no more reliable
authority in ali matters where the uth ascertainabe TO
lover knowledg and the most patient and boous
research Hence it has been possible for bis writings to
they as fascinating to he reader now ney were when toe
are composed the names Of the nine muses.
From The CT 'snnati Press.
"The sbors Of Professor Rswlinsoncleang up explaining
coreetng marking distinctly line the reliable and
the doubtful and all pouring food Of Interesting and val
snuction."
Modern scholarship ha. produces few works Of more py
would broad and foundation for historical learn
ing"
From The Charleston Christian Advocate
ave read the book with wonder is iae fable to see so
closely connected and probable history disentombed after
burial that which Herodotus here astrsted or
explained corrected or cooborsted Wha: especially graft
this connection between sacred and pofane history
l. find that the Hebrew records perfectly reliable when
narrsng ts where the history Of that people touched that Of
other nations"
D. A. & Co have Just Published:
A I,nE
AYES. By Gen Cler Translated from the French vol,
limo. Cloth, 81.
THE EBONY IDOL. By a Lady of New.Ensand. l vol,
LIFE OF WILLIAM +. PORTER. By Francis Briuley.
RUN THR0UGH EUROPE. By Er.stus c. Benedict.
WHAT MAY BIZ LEARNED FROM A TREE. BY Hsr.
lard Coultas. vol 8vo. Price 81
BERTHA PERCY Or, LEsPERASCE. By Margaret Field
vol, l2mo Price 81 Is. - - -
vol cloth. Price Is cents Paper is cents
THE PLY HISTOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. By Geo Henry
Lewes 2vols l2mo. PIice 81
Or. OLDHAM AT GREYsToNEs AND HIS TALK
ThE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS By Edward Everett.
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMooR; with Journey through
Siberia and Incidental Notes Of Manchoha Ksschsks and
Japan. By Perry McDonough Collins. vol. l2mo Cloth.
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Type and General Completeness is equaled by few and ex
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Their has not time been checked by Opposition
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General Meeting.
The REPUBLICAN ELECTORS and all others opposed to the
present Administration of tie General Government are request
ed 10 assemble at the
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept 10,
70 respond TO the nomination of EDWIN D. MORGAN for
Governor ROBERT CAMPBELL for Lieutenant Cover
and the nominees Canal and State Prison
Inspector.
The Hon. CARL SCHURZ of Wisconsin and other eminent
speakers viii address the meeting.
LET THERE BE GRAND RALLY!
By order Of the Republican Central Committee
DANIEL d. CoNovER Chairman.
a a " 4 CaEsEs.sO' oi:.EE' Secretaries.
ADAM c. ELLIS,
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements
JosRPH c. PINCESBY, Secretary.
Young Meu's Republican Union,
REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Sept IL.
Stuyvessut Institute, No 659 Broadway.
The meeting viii be addressed bv
Col c. J. JACK Of Brooklyn,
A. J. DITTENHOFFER, esq.
Singing by the Rocky Mountain Glee Club
CEPHAS BRAINERD,
Chairman Com. Meetings.
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Amneenlttlts.

Amnsenttnts.
A CADEMY OF UsIC-BARBER-PATTI
"A ToFidRT . thkI65f&iHyls k6&HlsS sfRi R1rT III at o'clock
in her admirable role Of RoslNx
THIS Moadyl EVENING Sept TO- only night of RO.sinp.
Sf'S"n'' Mis-. A0EIiESX PATTI
IN nei sr'a' Sig BRIGHoLI as Count Almsyiya
Sig ETTORE BARILI.. Figaro
Big ...a'.'......''..';,.D Don Baslic
Mgs FICaER. ..,...,....... Bertha
Musical Director and cOnduc.or... Sig MUzIo
md At the end Of Opera the Adeua Waltz composed
pressly for or Ms: Miss, Patti by Sig su1o
ToMoHEoMS S4g sI'ziiSSfFyA zSFlAi5s ffGs e GoSrEsr
' When viii prs'en.ssSd ted vsEdrs 1 popular opera of
Nine. ADELAIDE CORTEsI
in her fsmous role OF Nioletta -
Sig MuslANl .AIredo
Musical Director and Conductor MARETzEK
NIBLO's GARDEN.
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tons of applicants having presented themselves request
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a public auction It the time with the private boxes by
the celebrated saconeer Henry H. Leeds at 81 o'clock Sept
49, remainder Of the ya auditorium will be opea to the
public the prices viz Family circle cents parq1ete
and circle so In raising the prices generally
have 10 nav no than usual renowned
have furthermore determined that during MI Forests engage
all times that ticket spectators shall be excluded
the Theaer and It's vicinity do not intend my pstrons
shall be imposed IN way can prevent and hereby
public may be nconyenenced by the rash the box office
number Of tickets only will be sold each night and in
such numbers will prevent extensive individual crowds
In Catering for the great temperance of Mr. Forrest before
the public kindly aided by Mr. Nblo who has generously
gwen He TIC u'0 u A'' Wv" p''''' WA JAS NJ NIXON
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DedicnIiOn-WidesAWake HaII'
THE CITY WIDE-AWAKE CLUB"
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EVENING, Sept. 10 ~
HORACE GREELEY, Hon. JAS. A bhoos,
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The PRAIRIE soNGsTERs, assisted by tbe City Wide
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soidially invited TO attend A. NJ OosflN rieSios''
}. TA3: u: R,51Hasa'D' s1.asIa Secretaries.
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