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Indrc NichcIson,s Letter.

We publish this morning communication from
Judge NICHOLSON which will be read with deep in
terest throughout the South. Since the meeting Of
Congress we have regarded the secession Of large
norton if not ALL the cotton States as a certainty.
Up to that time we had hoped that awakened
sense Of Justice would have induced some promi-
nent mcmberlof the Black Republican party to step
forward and offer such guarantees to the South as
would be satisfactory to ALL and thus fling forever
the apple Of discord from the arena Of poll
tics. In this, however, we have been disappoint-
ed. Every proposal that has yet Leen made
has come from the aggrieved States, for in
stance the resolution Of BoTELER, Of Virginia, in
in the House. and POWELL, of Kentucky, in the
Senate. Ind instead of these propositions meeting
with a cordial approval from every man in the Black
Republican States, they have met with an unwecome
reception in Congress. BUELNGANE, Grow, SHERMAN,
STANTON THAD. STEVENS. POTTER, LovEJoY, and near
ly every leading of his party in the House
voted against BUTuERS resolution. 1t is true, that
WEED. WEBB and RAYMOND have talked something Of
compromise but the manner in which their propo-
sails have been received by the other Black Republic
can Journals throughout the North is conclusive evil
dcnce that the party is not yet prepared ito lower
IN the language of Mr. LINCOLN, Its standard
even by a hairs breath" When secession comes,
it VIII, thrust be distinctly understood that
there shall be no coercion At the same time, South
Carolina should bear in mind that if she desires
the hearty, fighting sympathies Of the whole people
of Tennessee. in the event Of an attempt at coer-
cion. She must allow her course to be shaped by
the counscls Of her agcS and statesmen and not by
the caTricos of her Don Quixotes should South
ern Co-ftederacy be formed. as ii probably will be-
fore Il action Of the people Of our State upon tie
quest Of secession. we can then determine in cor
juncti with the grain growing Southern States
wheth we viii become members of that confed-
eracy. form a separate and distinct government
We ney." can consent to remain in a Union where
Black republican prepoaderancc is SO over.
yyhelmIsE as it would be in this after the with
drawal u the cotton States. and the appertionment
under q. recent census. The teachings of history.
and our own experience have too strongly associated
in our minds Punic faith and Black Republican
trcacheIy permit Us to rely upon their promises
when W. should be so wOfully in the minority
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT IESTIT UTI ONs
Is
DOCTOR A. ". MESECK'S

Medical Dispensary and Consulting Rooms
For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases,
On Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn.
THyHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the ole country and being already 6eea
America with Ills fame established for his extraordinary
the treatment Of desperate be despises to expose
his patients humbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
In private the Doctor has failed Jet to
amoGg desperate Of years standing after they hAA
treated without and given BY nine other Phys
clans; credible gentlemen testify to these ASSERTIONS.
practice large capital cies and hospitals Of the old
and this country made him fama with these diseases
The oonYersAnt with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with poenesg, conscentiousness and discretion.
distance have his advice and medicines BY
sung him through letters neiOsng fee at least S. to Post
No $780, uacks charge only 81 in postage stamps
only pocket the money they do trouble themselves fur
y His family residences 10 north Market street
vuxlO-d&8,m.
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The Express has letter from Washington which
says:
.. As the publication of Mr.. Lincoln's intention to
oey seats in hIs Cabinet to three or four southern
Union men. has been authorized by prominent Re
nublicans like Corwin. Ninton, and others, it is
pToner TO state that the Union party Of the South
would prefer that Mr. Lincoln should select the
Southern members of his Cabinet. not from It's ranks
alone lint from those also Of the Douglas and Breck
inridge Democracy. Thus for instance, Mr.: Ste
phens Of Georgia or MIR. Miles Taylor of Louisiana,
might be associated with Mr.. Warren Winslow, or
Mr. Clingman OF North Carolina. as the Democratic
meubers-or. perhaps Mr.. Guthrie might be Undue
ed to enter the Cabinet. independent, since he
did not vote at the late Presidential election. The
report that Mr. Bell was 10 be offered a seat in Lin
coins Cabinet originated with certain nominal
Union men in this city, who are hungered and
athirst after Office. and who can discern no easier
way 10 obtain it, Mr.. Bell has no more idea of
going into Lncolns Cabinet than he has Of observ-
ing the next anniversary Of John Browns eXecu-
ti6n after the manner of the Massachusetts Adolf
tionits His acceptance of Office under Lincoln
would not only be derogatory to himself, but would
infict serious blow upon his friends and late sup
norters throughout the South
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

MILITARY COLLEGE.
j. BERRIES LpsLEY D, Chancellor Of the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col R. JOHNSON, Superintendent 81 the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering
JIMEsF H1NLTos NJ Proiessor Mathematics. and Natu-
raj Philosophy.
STEWART M, Professor Of and Latin Languages aAd
Literature
GEORsE BLLcKIE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev J. W. HOTTE, NJ. D, Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
R. W. PTTMAE, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. G, ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. K. WINSTON, d, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the Academic Yssr lscOs,
the % Of September, 1850.
The Second Term commences on 9Th 81 Jaazary, 1861
Comnencement Exercsess place the 18Th % Juns 1851
Tuition Boarding, Wsshi2g, Fuel Rooms, Servants sttsnd
and Of Arms, S Term. Matealaton ReV, s.
Students required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish. German, Irazng Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of TIVE 1ky weeks
Students under IA years Of age will not be admitted
BY the aid OF Military Discipline, effective government 10
tabhed and health physical cuure good order and indust
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional Information, apPly to aay Mem
Der OF the Faculty, b. h. JOHNSON,
uly2l 5o-dAtRltAu Il Superintendent
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The NEXT SENkrE.-The Washington correspon.
Lincoln majority thus, P''
Senators from fifteen Southern States. 30 Brigbt
of Indiana, /; Mr. Rice. Of NInnesota, l. Mr. TboSlri
son. of New Jersey, /; Mr.. Latham. of California
81.
The opposition column NIL be composed As fol-
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gEyHIs establishmsat having bean y baiR -
4 b. kessrB. sharp Hamilton. vita esq.,
Increased facilities for manufacturing Phoag IN
Caltivators &c, " viii kesp ~ supply
n both Steel and Wrought Iron Flows which
ne aeztion and Rlazer Thnss fnplensns
All warranted perform veil, and good every rcsps-t
a The best imported ploH1, and 81 uniformly less 9cus
0etIediwkvsn AILLAAH 8RoTHE2s.
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With the admission Of Kansas, two new Republi-
can Senators will be added, making the total 34-a
tie Mr. Hamlin, VcePresdent, will have the cast
ing vote From these facts it is presumed that al!
of Mr. Lincoln's appointments will be ratified
Netr York Day Book.
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A SOUTHERN PAPER.-PatrSnize south
ern Publications.
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An Family Literary Paper Paslishsd in Baltimore
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Look out for the cross marks and renew your
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GEoRGIA.-The census of Georgia shows popula'
ton of ,O75977 an increase of G4,55G since 1850
Thirty counties show loss, and ninety-eight a
gain.
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FENHIs is altogether medicine, the re.ult Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kipgdom, being entirely
method of irrespective Of all the cid and
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception praesed upon the
unniated felt his duty at once to have this elixir tested y
Medical u, Who, witheat dissenting
voice. have given in their adhsnce 20 its perfect aid undivided
the whole physical when his frame has been
reduced when all other medicines known to the Pharmaco
Pa been tried in vain Long thought OF patient
crowned Doctors Efforts the Elixir to suf
rng humanity the only thing that cure the following
a dlsesssIT nsSjIi.y
Mental and Physical De- res,iOn,
Deter Dination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irritabilty,
Restiessress ard sIeeplsssness at Night.
fA6Ienne of Muscular Efficiency.
Dyspepsia,
Disorganiration Of the orruns Of
PalptatiOn Of the Heart,
in fact all the con'Oman Of and dsblitaisd
As n StImuIant,
It is quite different from preparations. Iii
ect reactions shape continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists for
its presence.
As a Female Medicine,
1t equally and elective and restores equilibrium
safer than al the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
a. assir or enovanr the constitution for very good rea
SON. too they only the illusions Of minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether
No MineralsI
Dr. Wright thinks well stake hs professional character
fact minerals whatever form the least
parts ingredients Of his ReuVenang ExrEel know
entsled the community By opium and
Generally to the debiltated Dr. Wright would say,
despair No how down be, matter how
you the have heeDorsake
at shaVe tas led you to depart from Hys ene principles
take bis
ReiuVenatIng ElixEr,
And you will fnf yourself pride Instead
the to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
Iaember OF the human family.
Price 81 bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
ed By mail to all parts Of the United States.
BY all respectable druggists throughout the limited States
and Canadas The trade supplied liberal discount
For sale BY the propretors
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and Isl Ohartres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville By @. W. Henaershott, Berry DemoVS
wing , Pendleton and all responsible druggists. oe2
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TO rRAvELERs BY s SEA AND LAND.

The Bachnist. the Ira vsisr, AID every other indi-
viduaI whose lot in life z throws him within the
chance Of accident from sDO sioR IRE or cottts0 should
mind that this Magic Extractor Is his best and only
friend II portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion as friend > There thousands
Of living witnesses testify ; marvellous virtue. WEo
owe their sound limbs its saving efficacy
following few e theleddfQ9 diseases for Ehlt
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN . EXTRACTORisa kREFEf
TIVE as veil as CURE:
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.co,nussJoxEp FROM ALABAMA 10 TENNESSEE
telegraplic dispatch was received IN tiiis 0i,y
day from Huntsville, announcing tha' inc oO.'..,U1
of Alabama had appointed L. p MOORE Esq oOiii'
missioner to this State.
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which greatly facilitates the process setlnr s1snnr
gums, reducing al nHamAtOnEn sllsy al pain and spas
medic action and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. -
Depend upon tnOthsrs, It will give rsrt ysarSsyss
Relief and Health to your Infants.
hAveput up sold article for ever ten years. aad
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUHH o. Il, What
have been able q other msdeins-NREBR
HAS IT FAILED, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE 10 ERFRCT
dsatafaetion Uhs ud g. Oa the contrary, all
delighted with Its operations, and speak IN terms Of
tisa Of its magical Effects and medical virtues We sPeAk
this mAsr @WHAT We DO KNOW, after years expert
and pledge FspBatfo for the fdef 81 trhaf
here declare In almost instance where ths infant Il
suffering from pain and exhaustica, relief will Be und h
teen or twenty minutes SITTER the ESrups sdnnissred.
This valuable preparaton the prescription q Of ,he
has been used with Meier Sd2tHg sEcoess In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
only relieve the ehd from pain, inTEoFAses
somash and bowels, eee a6y, and gives and sEsFEy
70 the Ehoa system Il will Aasst insanity relieve
Gripping IN the Bowels and Wind Collie
AID esnvuOns uLie not ipssdiy rsmedied end
In death. We believe the bett and 8rsf remedy IN ss
t5srd In all Of DyssasTF and Disrrsa a. CArsa,
whether Il arises from eethng from 9her We
of the oEeEoing conplantsd0 not tef Four prsucas.
tie prejudice Of others, stand beEs and
fsring child, and the relief that will Be Gts0lut
fellow the Of this medicine, II timely used. Full
drectisns using accompany bsts Eenuins
unless the fso suale Of CURTIS RBRKiNs GsE York,
tSe outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists througAout me Hsrlt.
Principal office, ~ Cedar Streets NJ
PRICE ONLY Is CENTS PEA BOTTLE
oetSo-dtW6ElT ms
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OFFICIAL VorE OF TExAs.-The Official vote of
Texas stand for BEECKNRDGE 47,5i7 and for BELL
and DoUcrAs fusion ticket l5,4S8-majority for
RRpcKNFTpGE 81, l09.
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Late Arrival of Roots and shoes
AT

NO IS, PUBLIC SQUARE. NASHVILLE.
n HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF LADIES
French Lasting Congress Caters with and without Heels
Ladies Lasting Side Laced Caters with and without
Heels
Ladies' Zine Kid Congress Caters with and without Heels
Misses Chidrens Bootees and Caters 10 great varsity
In word full and complete OF every dsrp
ton Of Boot and Shoes fer Winter trade.
dealers will find il to to give call a.
am be undesOd By those who profess to
sell at cost. e. B. HALL
No. Ie. Public Square,
noys5-n Opposite the Market House.
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OFFICIAL YorE oE ARKANsAs.-Ihe oihcial vote OF
Arkansas stand for BEEcKISHIDGE 2e''oz' BELL W
og4. and DouGLAs 5.227- BHEckNRIDeE over DELL
9 Ggs over BELL and DOUGLAS SAL.
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BeadIe's Dime Nov els. puslishsd every suo weeks.
Eleven numbers published Price only ONE DIME
No g. Union Street.
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ozTrsz EsEE HsTs1s FiHs AsB HaRur Iusuasue-c Col
81 Louis, October %. le59. I
We have used Heasireets Hair Preparation nnntabls Re
sssratye) ard hhd IL 10 The purposes FOR which 8 DE-
srnsd better aan yhnr have ever used bsfs "a Fan
recommend e In the highest teraa B. B. HnnT. \
c. l. CHESTER,
g. v. CRoss- }
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BrRNsAs soALps
The Friend OF THE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain ard innAn
nation, BY timely alPca ton OF this marvellous AeateT
and the flesh is renew as BY charm, blsnish o.
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TO CLOSE OUT.
Time Sale Of Groceries
AT AUCTION

N WEDNESDAY next december 49, 1860, at 10 o'clock A.
" NJ; will front Of Warehouse, Nos. and
Market street, entire stock Of FRESH Choice and Select
Groceries, comprising
25 Hhds Sugar,
Tierces Rice,
200 Kegs Nails assorted;
lGO Barrels Tennessee White Whisky,
70 >" Old Bourbon -
ZSS15 Rye
Is AN Brandy,
10 Baskets Champagne,
10 Barrels Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 Half barrels Cherry Brandy,
10 Barrels Robertson County Whisky;
10 Kegs Cherry Brandy,
SO Dozen Wash Boards,
100 Whole, half and quarter Boxes Candles,
% Boxes Lemon Syrup.
lUH &" Virginia Tobacco:
25 Coils Cotton Rope,
so Dozen Bed Cords,
200 Boxes Matches,
10 Bales Cotton Yarns,
50 Dozen Painted Buckets,
SIS Boxes Fresh Peaches
10 &" Quart Bottles,
20 " Quart Fasks,
10 " Pint fIasss,
10 > Half Pint Plasks,
Is Starch,
10 Bags Spice,
10 Z" Pepper,
2S Casks Soda,
900 Reams Wrapping Paper,
95 Dozen Demijohns, assorted;
so Kegs White Lead,
10 Boxes Garrett d Sons Bottle Snuff
100 Bags Shot, assorted:
100 Dozen Blscking,
10 Nests Baskets
o5 Boxes and half boxes Rsisins;
Together with indigo Nader, Roll Birthstone, sardnes
Lead Cheese obese, and numerous other articles be-
longing 20 the Grocery trade. - .,oo..,
TERMS-All under 500 cash. al SUMS over SloU ana
n 5000 ninety days all $500 six months Notes
with 5aa dgp5G'en sna0''s NizELL HOOPER 90
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~
Trey, 7
Gents-Our firm having sold large quantities u your IsN
ALE HAIR RESTORATIVE. and Bearing universally
mended BY many Of hshes
l1ATA quzties rive trial, having
for see hen troubled with falling hair, dyrs o.
the scalp, well TIE additional annoJahos many grey hss
tbs seaip beinE apparently diseased after ahfay using
ene small bottle Of the ResTaFs. asd finding It's aod saA
ties apparent, csmnsncee the second and
in better condoa than during NJ rec0econ
Il has stopped falling and The scalp has resumed its ne
lions most cbeeruly recommend ycar article having al
the virtues claim forit. In addition
point out at 10 fy persons ~ y irAo bIrs Aas tts
erperisaes ~ as myself. Yea al lasry
this letter yoa may proper aad vii Be happg
TO recommend article personally and al oceascts
YsurE rsspeetfuy, JAEns SrEwAET,
or the hru Of Stewart 4 BaileF.
Resieei " viii sray hairs and had beads ka21as
win estore the former bu, andc cover latter
with luxurant srOsth--Jroy Bssd0es
If ysu have the real color instead 81 s duii rough
hairSYs iDpaTts Hen1sftefs Aesf0rdrs.
which inviEorA,es ro0s Of the hair ard makes young again
matter heW much nay be faded. kosio1 1r11sisF.
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold sveryvhsre-Priee any cents, and 81 bottle.
We HAGAN 4 CO., Propretsrs, Troy n r.
seld 10 Nashville b. g. W. Hanisrrhoa Berry Benovie.
Ruinx PendIeton, Rains BoEni .ai ali rsponsbls 5ra
Essas. Oet19-d.tEkElg ms
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FOI Rent.

s.. wish Rent for the ensuing year, isgSsgsSes
<<FEA my Residence, first cla,s brck hOu5e sSSsSS
issssVA containing besides halls &C., S69Ez<4
iaI6sV5$Y and outbuildiHgs the Murfreeboru ~ "
Szs5Z-ARoad % miles from the city, with 20 -
Of cleared land attached u FOkD.
dscl3-dN
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Children are freuuent suf ferers from external inue
especially from Fluid and CdEapheas ErplosfOns-ther
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. heals Breasts andF uicky
moses the letter or RING WORN, pTevd2s1t In ttf
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you LOOK IN VAIN.
For Grey Hai- on the Head Of person who Uses
HETmsTREET's RNTn TABLE
HAIR REsTO RATIVE.

GLOSSY HAIR
OF ORIGINAL COLOR.
AND IAlCLEAN sCALF-
10 MATTER AT EHAT AGE II LIFE IT Is USED.
TIE soElowza rEsrnGoA 70 eoAvsssnus.
Meszrs srswART BvTLEE. AAcox, Ca. March q. &C.
Savannah, Ga
Gsufs-I received the psskszs Hshsrsetr TuimltabIa
Restorative and amer using Aos safely say
ne bsst article o. the kind knew sf-t win a. an 4 eas -
d. In restoring The BAR to its s,lcfnaI uslsr
Bespsesuly, Jorls p Branrr
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SALE EXrRAORDINART
TRAR UE s. EUCA 3!

Il 4 - q 10 q y y = n =
AWE will sell Thursday Morning, Decem per
Wv I3Ih commencing at half nine O'Clock precise
invoice oCu Dry Goods broken lots Of Boots and shoes,
ResiyMade Cothug variety Goods, &c Also, large lot OF
Over Coatngs This belongto large Retail Merchant,
and must te sold.
TERMS GO yys tine will he given for satisfactory paper,
payable in Bank all over One Hundred Dollars ude
nat an1onrt cash TRABUE & LUCAS.
decI2-d
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TEyHE regular packet Poland, GEAcT, Mas 49, -
ter will depart above and all intermediate iIss3IS
landings on This DAY. tie llh inst at 3 O'Clock
Fer freight or passage apply on toaEd or to
II. II. HARRISON,
deelI-iIt A. HAMILTON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

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