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sFKise GToCK FOB eUa
All ooHHAsLn. GsoAGE y. sxYrn.
C0NNABIE q 6MYTH,

AL tcSHAMn. GsoAaE b. sxYrn.
CONNABLE & sMYTH,
Wholesale Greeers, Forwarding and Com
mission Mercants, and
Dealers IN Tennessee and Junfatsa
No. 81 and 5S Levee, KE0KuK, IOWA.
NJK have now In stors, and will be receiving
~ continually, Us the wants Of the trade de-
mand, from the East and Sou h, ample surnlies Of
goods in our line, TO which the Trade Of Iowa,
Northern Missouri and Westcrn Illinois liz rorpect-
full solicited, determined TO compete
successfully with 81, Louis and Chicago in prices
transportation addedl for all goode III line
Mcrahnuss Hssyfmg for gmaH. or
Fr0mps Timo Huyerss viii tana our
PRsCES Low ana In vveH exam~
ane our sleek before making sheir
We arc now receiving, and have In store, all 9TH
er ciassea Of goods arpsrtaining to line of bus
moss.
zoo bags strictly prime Mo coaee.
DO pockets cid Gov. Java
b hhas N. @. Sugar.
b. btls. Betcher LOAF, crushed and clarified do.
10 Plantation and \. II. Molasses.
- Bslcher u b. Ii. and aoidsn syr1p.
loo boxes Star Candles.
iio Family and Patent Soaps.
10 bbis. Lard Oil.
10 Linseed Oil.
100 Kegs Pure White Lead.
hbls Tarpentine.
10 uerces Rice.
10o kegs Il. q. soda.
50 be. Rabbits sslerstus. in pound papers.
tAns MansIa kope-aii sires.
30 bags Cotton Yarn.
- ba3es Batting.
so dos. Aol,a. lands hoop buckets.
30 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
30 krs. No. i Herring.
lse Pig; Macssrsl, thls. half bbls. and kits.
20 bills. kosin.
ID Wilmington Tar.
10 q Navy Pitch.
30 esles Oakum.
lee bhis. Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
= Plaster Paris.
800 bust. Piasterng Hair
800 New Dried Apples.
2oo nxs. Glass, Sale, lo1l2 IesIs, 1oxI6, l0x2o.
10 bales new 81 bush. Gunny Baga
March II. Isoe-daw
AC1ukED TOBACCO If ali grsugt-
VI y, n, and 10 lump and sAddy boxes--pnr-
low oy cOSNABLE A shYTH,
EehHd4w 81 IS Levce.
IN 500 Kegs sssorted Nails.
90 tuns Tennessee Iron.
100 {" Pittshnrgh and Juniatta Iron.
!" piow steel.
o tan Spring eteel.
isrge stock OF AnviIs, Vicss, Axels Springs, dc,
me- king eompietestock IN this line, In stfre and
being received by C0NNABLE Il sMYTu,
March IL, 'ee-d&w No. 81 81 lesse.
A LAkok stock Of Drsea and Black TEAS If ali
"a grades. In store and for sale by
C0kNAGLE 4 sMYTH,
mcAlTdA~ 6T a 5S Levse-
lAG@N yaDEs Ann hAAUULEna for
ssle by KELLOGG Rlk3R.
90 BAYS q. A. SALT In large 1lts che i sacks,
UOC just received by aAunt Lefty for sale
low by c0NkALLE 4sAYTH,
mcht7d&w ~ and IS Levee.
Al NERAL AND METALLIC PAINT, ali eolors,
WI for sale low ty
C0NEARLE EMYTH,
mchf7dAw 81 and IS Iyeyee.
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IAYoRs OF THE GREAT CITIES.

I'LL -
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby Ger,
that the Druggists, Apot hacAries and Physicians
onr several cities have signed q document of
sursnce 10 u Il hst tt rsmsai af DE-. J, C. Az
ID Co, Oh Lowell, atAFHR,S kAlsEAPARlLl
PILLS, AGUE CURE, and CHERRY PECToRA
have been found TO be medicines of great excellel
and worthy the confidence of the community.
HON. JAMES C0og,-
Mayor Of Lowell.
HON. ALBTE BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, N. III.
NON. Il. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester, N. III.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, N. Ii.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
NON. NATHN'L sIIsBEE,
Mayor of Salem, Mass.
HON. II. W. LINCOLN,
mayor OF boston, MASS.
HON. w. Nj. RoDMAN,
Mayor of Providence, r. |.
HON. AMOS w, PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
Mavor of New London. CT.
HON. CHAs. s. DoDIER,
Mayor of Montreal, @. E.
HON. d. f. TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. FL. Nj. KINSTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, G. w.
NON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, @. w.
NON. Il. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor of Cincinnati, o.
non. i. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of Louisville, Ky.
nov JoHN SLOAN
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AoN. las scFFFTFqs
Mayor ofBowmanvllle, G. w.
HON. JAS. " NORTH
unN urNpy COOPER In
nos. JAS. S BECK
non. WILLARD NYR.
' ~
NON. J. c. rLAIspELI,
" ~ " '
noN, WI cRANgTos
NON. FRFn sTAHr
HON. ynHN s,nawDEy
non. Tuos. cRrrcuFfErD
U0N n II RAIfGH
mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
MN 49,, -. - Yr,
- - gA'AVeehsSs W 49,
uav W ytuauN
Mayor of Racine, Via.
hoN' .. 49,.
'osna' We
ioS' soiA,s ~ - nA.s na -,
so' ih'
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AsTsEht On Gra Pc GuitMre,
A DAPTED TO the Vineyard, the arapery, and
"A the fruting of vines in pots, ON trelises, ar
bors, DO. This day recaivedb y F4sa #&Eb
0aDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.,
maya d MAinsxt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

0OonE and POgchOng Tess Pickles. Preserves Oysters. sck
ing Tobacco and many other articles
70 an CT which, We would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade and assure e We can oa
many Inducements not to he found elsswhsre
tane-u ARCHEE CHEATHAM BROTHER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25
Let there be a setlIemeut.

There is growing feeling in the South that there
should be permanent adjustment and settlement
of the matters Of difference between the Black
Republicans of the North and the people of the
South. That party has grown into such gigantic
PROPORTIONS in the Free States that the South has
become fully aroused to the fact that nothing but
political death can ensue to this section of the Union
from the carrying out of the teachings of those who
stand high in the ranks of our sectional enemies.
The Southern people have become satisfied that We
can no longer endure this continual war upon our
rights We cannot submit to HELPERIsM and JOHN
BEowN1sM or that rildsr form Black Republication,
which simply nullifes the Fugitive Slave Law and
refuses to surrender, upon Executive demand, the
negro thieves who take refuge in the Northern
States 1t will not do for Mr.. LINCOLN or Senator
TRUMBUIL to say that they intend to defend and
protect every Southern State against any encroach-
ment upon its constitutional rights" Neither Mr..
LINCOLN nor Mr.. TRUMBUIL- nor their party, a
party, has ever proposed to commit any encroach-
ment upon what they consider our constitutional
rights. We must have. something more def
mite from them than this repetition for the thou.
sandth time, "to defend and protect" us. We hope
that the pi opposed Southern Conference will agree
upon some explicit declaration to what we regard
our constitutional rights and then that they will de-
mand from the North explicit recognition of them
nolo and forever Nothing short of this can restore
quiet 10 the country. All else will be worthless as
Dead Sea fruit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

PAPERs.-JOAx YORK d Co., have received Harp
sr's Weekly of to-day. 1t contains the beginning Of
DIcKzSs new story, which promises to be one OF his
most interesting works
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ina Nn1e of Kentucky.
EIrh,r AhIo.EodIed rgen Nyanted.

The undersigned proposes TO organize an Infantry
corps in the city and county of Mobile, under act
Of the Alabama Legislature, approved 2ith Febru-
airy, 1860, providing for the enrolment and partial
equloment and pay Of 5000 volunteers. Under that
act 80 volunteers were allotted to the county of
Mobile In view of possible, if not probable politi-
cal eventualues, the quotas assigned 10 each county
in the State should be Immediately filed That for
Mobile Is not filled by two hundred and seventy All
persons who desire 70 Join the undersigned in an
effort to supply the deficiency so far as one fuIl
company OF eighty men rank and file goes arr, in
vited TO offer themselves for enrolment at his Office
No y Savings Bank Building.
As the proposed corps is to be organized for lutv
and not for show and is to be at the call of tbe Gov
ernor whenever military force is required for the
service of the State, none but able-bodied men in
for the field viii be received.
As a Representative Of Mobile county in the last
Legislature the undersigned voted for the Military
Bill in anticipation of the existing posture Of public
affairs and because he believed that the State should
be placed in a condition Of defence to meet such
contingency, and to maintain herself in whatever
position she may assume.
II is not improper 10 say that some ten years eX-
perience as a subaltcrn and commander of militia
ny company in Georgia together with partial mil
itary education IN his youth, has given the under
signed the experience necessary to an efficient or
ganizatioa Of the proposed corps.
JOHN FORSYTH
MOBILE, Nov IA, 1860.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

Tue MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL. - Those IN the
North who most gbly denounce Southern Secession
seem to have forgotten that the records Of Massa
chusetts legislation have in them resolutions to the
following effect
Resolred, That the annexation OF Texas is, ipSC
fdctO dissolution OF the Union.
Rescued That Texas being annexed, Massachu-
Eetts is out of the Union
These resolutions stand unrepealed. Yet this
Massachusetts, with her personal liberty bills
negro suffrage negro equality, is the fountain head
and source of all aggressions against the South"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

a correspondent of the Athens Post (BELL-EvEB-
ETH writing from Washington under date of Nov.
10th says:
Mr.. Corwin, during his recent visit to this city,
expressed himself in favor of coercion, at irst-but
has changed his views materially when he ascer-
tanned from wisest and most patriotic citizens,
that such policy would enevitably unite the whole
South against the general Government
For the last two three days | have made it a
point to question every Southern man whom met,
this point and the answer has invarabe been the
same. 1--WE would be compelled to stand by The
South. however reluctant might be to oppose the
general Government We could n avoid it." The
gentlemen thus answering, were in every instance,
Old Line Wings, and supporters of Bell and Everett
and as hostile to notification and dIsuniou, ever
Clay and Webster were. Your readers can, there
fore Judge what Southern Democrats would make
to the same question.
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Giddinrs on The Eugitive SI,re Law.

1t having been announced from apparently an
authoritative source that LINCOLN viii enforce
the Fugitive Slave Law thereupon GIOD.NGs takes
alarm and hastens to contradict an assertion so
portentious. lie says:
There is but one real issue between the Repub-
ca1 party and those factions who stand opposed to
It, That IS the question of slavery There is really
no other issue formed. The Republicans are pledg-
ed to exert the constitutional powers of government
IN favor Of liberty against oppression and slavery
or the slave trade at any time or in any place they
will bring upon themselves the same dispeasure of
the people that the Wing. the Democratic and the
BellEverett parties have brought upon their organ
izations."
At the close of his letter Mr.. G. expresses belief
that Mr.. L NCo1v win redeem P's pledge in rels-
ton to this matter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

The Patriot asks if we endorse the sentiments Of
a communication thas appeared in our columns few
days agO-the came which the Banner criticized
The Patriot viii find our answer in the remarks
with which we responded to the Banner. We repeat
what we there said. Every e. tor knows that he
does not hold himself bound to approve every opin
ion of his correspondents" We will add, nor is an
editor bound to disapprove every sentiment of his
correspondents, the terms of which do not strike
his mind as entirely accurate. We might inquire
of the Patriot whether it approves of every COM
munication that appears in its columns unless its
editors explicitly express their dsapprObation and
whether it does not frequently defer far to free
dom of thought as to admit communications of
ability even from those who partially differ from
it, upon questions of great Importance and perplex
ity.
If the Patriot. however, is determined to make an
issue with the UNION AND AMERICAN upon questions
that were not rendered as such in editorial col
umns and that we have expressly declined to dis
cuss with the Bonner for reasons that ought to be
obvious to 10th papers let it state its objections
specifically that such issue may be made IN language
and terms chosen bv ourselves.
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a New way 10 Advance Black RcpubIi'

The fertile brain of GEEELEY has proposed a new
way to advance his cause. His advice is for suf-
ficient number of Black Republicans to purchase
farms and settle IN Delaware and outTote the De
mocracy. He says:
Her farms are large-almost plantatons-and are
in good part for SAFE at low rates. If now, One
Thousand Prostate men OF means and capacity
would combine to quietly buy up those farms as
they may be had fair terms send off the negroes,
make Delaware Free, and cover her with orchards,
VINEYARDS and gardens, they would do well fer
themselves for Delaware, and for mankind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

DRINK PURE, FRESH WATER.-Set pitcher of water
in a ROOM and in a few hours it will have absorbed
nearly all the respired and prespred gases in the
roem, the air of which will have become purer, but
the water utterly filthy. The colder the water is
the greater its capacity to contain these gases At
ordinary temperatures pint Of water will contain
pint of carbonic acid gas, and several pints of
ammonia. The capacity Is nearly doubled by reduc-
ing the water to the temperature of that of ice.
Hence water, kept in the room awhile, is always
unfit for use For the same reason, the water in a
pump stock should all be pumped out in the morn
ing before any is used. Impure water is more in
furious to the health than impure air.
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PROCLAMATION,
State of Tennessee,

Ex TIA DIPArTAEEr.l
appears ON the returns o. the ers holding the EIe-
uoh on e hrst fuesdav.which the 9th day Of November
ne purpose OF eectiug Electors for President and
re oent OF ne United States that Bale Peyton Of sum
li tavlor OF Garter, Deaderck Of Washington
eI. p'1 o. hho3' Led Caldwell Of McMinn, Stanton n
% ha~ard ! Coils yof Wilson, Vim Kercheyal Of Lin
L J1nn brown OF Giles, John House OF MONTGOMERY
avn hawkins Of Ccrro and Nabor, Of Shelly bsT ~
ie nea me largest 1rtnbel Of votes. elected
5ne5eiere certified that the said Bale pevon q Tav
St :. "; DeS9 ieE Temple, Alfred CALDWELL ss,on
4 maI3 1o9dyy, VIM Kereheval, John Brow, John
hawkins and Majors are dpiy ana Cor i'm
elected Electors for the Teppessee 10 ofs TO-
Fies'oent ana vice Pre- ident OF The Unitsd States "
~ In testimony whereof L IsFAM g. HARRIS hav,
81 herennto set ny hand and caused the great 81 ~
me Ts to be affixed at Nashville, on this a1tb day
-. q November, D., 1861 ISHAM g HARRIS
E. X. Ray, Secretary Of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25
The Effects of the Panic!
IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE,
BY

HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneers
N Wednesday morning, 2sth Nov IsCO at ~ o,cIoct m
WIN sell - sorted cottage BE- isteay; fuIl rIas nor
aoe sne walnut, oak and wood book ses banoos =
do trundled do full canopy do IL aSsr,
Gu naOe TOP bure2us IA sets ami cbs;rs
"ood and cane seat rocking as; Is assorted wapu
sHu lounges and mattresses orted Office desLs
ms . bureaus assorted DC tables 6breakfat
SIS rose paTlor chairs, paror socables 4chd
TN clsi handsome ctamtE sets cottage furnure: new
ocVe vol panosi second hand No melodeon: new
nG mattresses, 20 shuck do, Is cotton top do be5es
Jus cles O iurpure not mentioned Also Ige inyoice
% cstt GheSlnR and smoking tobacco whkeys wines han
dles' ETC. blight and starr No second hand arpiI
|ay 2eW Prince Albert top buggy and harDes IL asso %
coch ~ 90 Waf hes 9set,s Japan toilette ware sye
AnFes oTks spoons tea SETS disbrs ovsesr do
ice pi hers etc., etc Terms cash in BISsIRE
HARDY BROTHERS.,
not95-tf h - - u"''' s9u1fe'
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FSSIs altogether medicine, result modern
- discoveries in the vegetable kDgdsm, being entirely
and abstract method Of cure irrespective Of the and
worn out systems published BY accomplished quaes to the
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception pracs upon the
uninitatd felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested BY
the whsle Medical Faculty vho without even dissenting
voice, have given IN their adherence 20 perfect undivided
control over the Ehoe physical when his frame has
reduced, and when all other medicines known the Phamaeo
ps have been tried in Long thought years Of patient
Investigation, and nj desperdHda determination have
crowned the Doctors efforts and he Offers the Elixir
ering humanity the only thing that the following
diseases-nar1ely:
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hystsria,
Rsstlessness and sleeplessnsss at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Emsciaton.
Dsorgani1Ation of the Organs of
PaIpilation Of the Heart,
And in fact all the coneomiants Of and debated
state OF the system.
As n SlimuIant,
It quite different from alcoholic Preparations It not
reactions shape continues To exert It's influence
its presence.
as Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and effective. and restores the equilibrium
safer than all the otsr medicines which for years
have MARKET and which ONLY injurious in place
OF assisting renoVsng the constitution for good
son. too they only made from the illusions Of minds
rnorant O.! the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. WRIGHT thinks we'll to stake biz professional character
on the fact minerals whatever form the component
parts OF Ingredients OF his Ruvenstng Exir-Ws know
ing ruin has been entaed the community by opium
mercury.
Generally, the debitated. Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down how
matter what the have beenf0sake
at Ehatever las led you to depart from Hyne principles
take his
RejuvenatIng EIiXiF, i
you will hnf yourself pride instead
friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
laember Of the human family.
III ? Price 50 bottle three bottles for S. and forward
ed By mail TO all parts OF the United States.
Sold By respectable throughout the limited
and Csnadas. The trade supplied 81 liberal discount
For sale BY thePropneo.s.
j. WRIGHT & co..
q and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, La
sold Nashville By ". Henderhot, Berry DemovIe,
wing 4 Psndleton, and All responsible Druggists. oe29
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

We have large Stock Of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are ssai.g a.
prices to suit the tip,es
SOUrH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and V,uanu.
MoSEY taken at par.
WARD, BIRlrNGHnE Co.
Nov24-lm No. 20. Public Square.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
591@@@RpEaM ELEZUNE

Completed from Nashville TO Deoatur.
oUBLR daily Trains will commence running rom N,.h
vile to Dsatnr Grard Junction, Memphis, Jackson Ten
neIsee, Canton and Jackson, MIS- and New Orlsans,
ON wednesday, November 2lst. Iseo.
Making close connections North SOUTH M shors..t -
reliable route passing through the portions of yen
and AahSDa having condnctor makiu
quick time, line oasr greater Inducements 10 rvsl
than this route
The Passenger Trains hs Road VII leave Nashvfli.
N and 3OPM.
will arrive At Nashville at l. 90 A N and i.a0PM
Freight Trains will lesTs Nashville At sis A A.
win arrive Nashville ) % n.
". on. PERKINS,
noVi'' oe-da Gensrai superintendent
PLouisvslls, Memphis and New Oritans zr,. an .,,
enc month and forward account. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

Partner wanted with from 1000 to I5eo dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business. shich
pays LOCO dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, Will good city references. viii
please address RoDERr p o.
Nov. is, IS6O-tf
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no the RennIa nf IFennesEes.

In the present dangerous crisis Of affairs the I'M
dersigned respectfully recommend the assembage
of the people in primary meetings. to request the
Governor to call together the Legislature of Ten
nessee forthwith, with view to their providing for
State Convention the object of which shall be to
bring about conference of Southern States to con-
slider existing political troubles, and if possible to
compose our sectional strifes.
1t is recommended that Davidson county hold its
meeting Saturday, the list day of December,
1860 at the Court-ho;fse in Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-25

ES- Call and try JONI WHORLEx's best Fire Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nashville
A large assortment on band and for sale At very
low prices