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I'LL RROADWAY.

444 PROFESSOR JACOBS TEMPLE OF MAGIC,
THIs AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEk
hniiTiANT SUCCESS ASfONlSuED and DELIGHTED
.iiDiFNCES GRAND RECEPTION. TRIUMPHANT
nEBuT-Tbe crowded houses aud immense applause which
a,e erected the great English Wizard Nentoqu and lm
proiator and bis Golden Sprghty are the best proofs Of
h. amusement afforded Ills Temple Of Enchantmen has be-
come The OF the fashion beauty and ter Of New York
Professor JACOBS with thirty years practice and the fame
gained Europe india California aud Australia unheraded
by long without pull captrap or humbug
las upon M hrst appearance With crowded fash
iouabe aud delighted assembages Admission 23 Re
served Seats 90 Priv ate Boxes IS each Doors open IL
peromance at Box Office open daily to
Reserved Seats -. -
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6perial Notices.

National Republican Convention,
At CHICAGO, MAY IL, 1862
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vt Niagara Fslls and take this Excursion Train -
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rTHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY 70.

rVyHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY 12.
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: The chaTles,On Collapse;
Mir Douglas and the Presidency What Mr. Pollard
Proposes; The japanese Embassy Results OF Negro
Emancipation; senator Davis Platform; The Ger
mans al Chicago; Earl Grey or Brother Jona.hani
Dsunon of the Canadas; Negro Iniatuation; Edio-
rial Paragraphs
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and conspicuous form the latest and most important
event. thst have iran.ped IN the City aud Suburbs,
the United States Hay yti, Mexico and Europe.
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Southern War Douglas Coniinaedi Interesting
Debates in the Senate
V..FROM UTAH.
V. THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION:
Delegates to Chicago Chosen.
W.. THE PRESIDENCY Whom Can We Elect VIM.
Chase.
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vIn LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington-Specal Dispatches to The N Y.
Tribune Later from Havana The Reported Indian
Massacre Discredted Election in Atch'On, X. T.
IX. THE CHARLESTON CONVENTIONS.
X XARRIvAL OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
XI. THIRTY SIXTH CONGRESS - FIRST SESSION:
Proceedings in the Senate and House of Represents
xII.THE PRESS ON THE CHARLESTON DENoUE-
Kill POETRY Strangers Yet
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CKIRTS! sKIRTS!i = SKIRTS - Cheapest
~ and best skis la lok-Brst Steel skirts springs
81 cents IL spring. 30 cents Is spng Is cents ~
aud be convinced Mme. DEMOREsrs Skirt esirv w ,,o
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just Published:
ECHOES OF HARPERs FERRY.
II Comprising the best Speeches Sermons, Letters Poems
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Hon Charles OConor Rev L. NJ Wheelock, Eizur Wright
John g. Whittier Charles X. Whppe Theodore Tton L. NJ
Acou f. H. Sears Edna Dean Proctor Judge Tden and
Also the entire Prison Correspondence Of John Brown and the
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New Publications.

VINHE JAPANESE EXPEDITION.
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Great Reduction In Fare 20 the
REPUBLICAN CONN ENI1ON at CHICAGO.
PENNSY LVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
has reduced the fare to Delegates to
$50
for the round trip Tickets good tin the LIT Of June Dis
TWO CHANGES of CARS, only. SLEEPING CARS
through Two less changes than by other routes
Office No. Astor House.
Corner Of Broadway and Neseyst
J. l.. ELLIOTT,
AGENT
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EOIJR SECONDHAND SAFES-WlLDER'
"a trRRIN0s Patents, also two Jewellers Safes large
aud small .i.s. for SALE low. sN0 - A'dss ane
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Painters Attention. special meeting OF the HOUSE
PAIHIkhS' PROTECTION ASSOCIATION viii be held on
MONDAY ENENIN0, l4th inst, at y o'clock at Military
l3 boweTy All members requested to attend
bEsiue Q importance viii be transacted.
j n FIsaEK Sec'y P. KEADY, Pres't
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Tie National W0man's Rights Convention wi
hold lie concluding session This (Fndayl MOItNlNG al
o'rloek J. ELIZABETH JONES win speak The benefits
to accrue from acknowledgment OF the nights OF WON
an FIlXABE1H CADY STANTON ERNESllNE- h..
ROsE the Rev AETOlNEITE BROWN BLACKWELL,
and others will speak subject OF Marriage and Divorce
Old Dominion Society.-The Anniversary Address be-
Society wI be delivered by the Hon OEO w 81
MERS Of virginia Cooper Institute Hall, on MONDA1
EVENING. the litb inst al O'clock The public gener
sIly invited attend Admission free The Business Meet
is of the Society viii held o'clock the evening In
Room No - Cooper Institute. The Anniversary Dinner Of the
Society Metropolitan Hotel TUESDAY, the 10th
Inst at o'clock D. Members procure tickets OF D.
Otey No "a Wallet s. X Burkhoder, No 20 Broedst or r.
p N aer No. 6s ChambeTsst
Wendell Phillips speaks TONIGHT at the Cooper Inst
sutl.
Mercantile Library Asscciation.-The Annual Elec-
ton this Association viii be held at Clinton Hall
Ascr-place or TUESDAY, May 49, 1860. Polls from g.
IN 10 ) D. N. CHAS. II. SWORDS, Recording Secretary.
Mercantile Library yAssociation.-Ansd adjourned meet
ins OF this Association win be held at Clinton Hail. Asto place
FRIDAY EVENING, May H. 1860, at "A O'Clock.
CHAS. Ii. SWORDS Recording Secretary.
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Astor.House Exchange.

BAK RESTAURANT and LU ,,,,oe
-' MEALS served at ALL HOURS.
The RESTAURANT viii be provided with all the deheaees
abe BAN win We supplied with the best Of LIQUORS and
p'Hp s'''HH'h JAS. P. NJ sTETs0N Co.
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Freemen Arouse! Freemen Arouse =" Y our
Ikertie. are being Invaded -" No person shall be de-

Freemen Arouse! Freemen Arouse - Y our
Liberties being Invaded ';-"N person shall be de-
ryed Of he liberty property without due process OF law
Ill ned states Constitution.
Man only thing sacred at least the most sacred
beneath the Liberty Justice s everything else alter
ward Wendell Phillips.
Freedom all men, Chains and Slavery for Man be-
all institutions The supremacy Of God over the whole
earth - " NJ. Lloyd Garrison.
They beaten Us openly uncondemned let them come
themselves and fetch out t. st. Paul
Doth judge any before hear him and know
Nhet h. dOeth f'-l St john
ie that dedeth before be heareth it it is folly AID
sliane sIto him nl Proverbs.
my early days in readingthe records Of Roman greatness
paacet her temples the extent OF her
her armies that thrilled me, Out II
vas gc the the remote
and barnzrOus nations Roman citizen And an modern
tines Engshmen has become almost
uss,rort and protection throughout the world When VIII the
time sliye hen the exclamation American citizen
shall claim az equal Never until learn with equal
supuousness protect the lives liberties and property oil the
haI'ple 81 citizen o Republc"- " Ills Hall.
MASS NETTING will be held in the Cooper Institute ON
YRIDAY ENENlNG, May H. at u o'clock TO take INTO CON
,,derstion tn. impsoument Of THADDEUS HYATT EsQ,
without crime, due process Of law - 90 . -,,,,-,-,
The sueakeIs will be- OEU. b. CHEEVER, ID. d.. SAMUEL
T. SMALL ESQ OF Boston, and WENDELL PHILLIPS,
EsQ
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Gorsss, Carriages, &e.
Boots, Shoes, &e.

&0 SHOES and GAITERsIJAA "A NEW Sl STYLE,
wO at yoNEs's, Noa 10 aud IL ANN-'i' eNIA AM
SEE THEM.
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Removal.
CATARACT WASHING MACHINE
Exhibition snd Sale.rOom Removed 10
No 4Js BROADWAY,
Fast side, neat above BToonie-st., - - -.
THE ONLY WASHING MACHINE THAT STANDS THE
TEsT or USE Washing done rubbing and without
wssr on the clothing Hoeeepers invited 10 call and Try
for themselves. Price . ~ els, aud +lG.
SULLIVAN HYATT,
PTopretOr. and Manufacturers.
NBWboeale orders received oice 81 Beel m4nst
DIR Kinue;s Improved Self-AdIusting Truss-A
stclr bet invented Tie cooling POPetiss OF the
material Of the psds render them coiotbo than the IVORY
a. any oib k1d d. KINNf attends personally the appl
csfio5 OF Tus.es &C KISNE PHILLIPS No lsI Broad
SAY
Round IL Goes, and Up IL Rises.
That premium CLOrHKS-DAlE ER, the best IN the word
nav be e al the depot OF tie Cataract Washing Machine No
~ Broadway Cal aud see g.
Pnrsons,s Exterminat0r
THE BESr IL THE WOKDD. 80
VIII surely destroy al Rsts and where used All
bIssg viii csIy to that fact Sold by Druggists generally
Ascpfhout the Upted States and Canada
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Court of Death.

Thi. GREAT AND SUBLIME PAINTING BY Rembrandt
ear he seen for one at the Cooper Institute
isI Han down stairs Sth st. in zseParste hall from the
han Admission 25 cents Open from ~ m 70 ~ n
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DOOKS.-The subscriber wishes 10 call the at
tenton Of She Clergy aud the religious part Of the comnun
he h .elipy out Al rednerJ urie-. A. MAZE,
No. 2x7 Bleeckerst opposite Leroy
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To the Republican National Convention.-Tckets
for 20 Chicago and return to ok can De mad
for THIRTY DOLLARS Tickets good from this date to tbe
Let June inclusive Apply to JAS. KELLY, from TO p
M No ~ CbembeTs-st nom to m at No I'll Irving
place the Committee Rooms, No. 6lS Broadway from
ftosp.
First Assembly District Republican Campaign
Club viii meet at tneiF Eeadq1arsTs corner Of nrrsyst Ad
T. DrLAkIELD SMITH aud CHARLES S. SPENCER have
been invited, aud will addTess the Club
by order. A. J. WILLIAMSON, President.
JOHS LBTsOS
Twelfth Ward Republican Campaign Club.-A
regular meeting this loo will be held THIS (Fnday EVE
kikC st o'clock the Republican headquarters Sdsv
2d l2d The Republicans Of the Ward invited TO
be present. ISAAC r WILLIAMS, fTest
VI. l.. PABOR Sec.
Painters Auenrion.-A special aesting Of the HOUSE
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Pro Bono Publico.

Pro Bono Publico.
Now wake. my muse, and tune the Tyre,
Sound every note ttill high and higheri
TEL ali the world, and Jersey, too,
You've seen the wondrous LIQUID GLUE.
soupd COOPERS GLUE all DER the land,
TiIl maids and matrons understand
Twill mend al breaks as good as new,
This puatehless COOPERS LIQUID GLUE.
For lirnping chairs or broken dishes,
For besdess dolls OF EPlinteIed brushes,
SIis soyereign balm you'll hnd this true,
Ifyou use the real COOPERS GLUE.
()ur friends no doubt, long since have learned
That :" q penny saved is penny earned"
Then invest your Quarter, and wen save for yoa
MANY dollar with the LIQUID GLUE
To ytop al fraud, examine well
fhe outside wrapper, and you can tell
By the autograph Of COOPER BROTHERS,
The sinon-puTe nom all others
At Eighty one In Barclay street,
In the great New YORK, then haste 10 meet
With The agent FOX, who'll sell to you
The real COUPEKS LIQUID GLUE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
County Meetings.

MARION COUNTY The preamble declare the belief that
still afford ample protection to life, lber
y prosperity the Unsn determination to stand by the
stars and stripes to se condemnation upon factions
North or South that dare dsurbh nations integrity
Resolved expedent that the Governor call forthwith
Of the Legislature to provide for Convention Of
State, into political troubles and procure
ference o. Southern the end that course Of policy
may agreed upon calculated to aay sectional stfes and
restore peace and harmony to the Union.
Resolved willing and ready to resist aggresson
from source by any legitimate means within the Union
under the Constitution and laws of our country.
Resolved, That this meeting suggest the necessity Of empower
ing the Legislature by call proposed take into cOnsdea
ton the financial condition the Stats and practicable pra
vide efficient remedy.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be published in
the Ssquatcs Herald the UNION AMERICAN Banner and
Democrat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
A COnstiIuiiOnaI Monarchy.
FROM the No-sNlluNlOut
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. a. 1860.
o the Elitor of The Constitution

DEAR SIR l see going the rounds Of the S7bms-
sion presses a communication, taken from the CO.
lumbus (CIa) Times suggesting constitutional mon
arch for the southern States and it is gPavely urg
ed as an argument against the secession movements
of the cotton States should nuthave deemed the sub
iect worthy OF notice if it had only been confined to
such sheets IS the Evening Star of this citv but it
and other reputable prints, for the purpose doubt
less of throwing eensure and Odium the cause
and prOgress of Southern secession. 1t Is Just to
that cause as well as to the papers which contained
the article alluded to- that the facts of its publication
be made known. The writer Of this communication
is authorized to say, from the editorof the Colum-
bus Times that the article in questen was admitted
into their paper from correspondents without pro-
per scrutiny, and without observing its recommen-
daton for a constitutional monarchy, and that if
it had been noticed by them the article would not
have been inserted. The very next issue of that
paper contained the positive disclaimer Of the edl
tors and 4 reputation in strong terms OF the oten-
sivc article
The article probably came from one who was OPP
posed 10 secession. and who recommended IN the
name Of secCssionist sentiment and policy known
to be obnoxious to everybody, in order that odium
might be cast upon the present sentiment towards
secession and Southern confederacy. Such sent-
meut is not felt by one IN million Of the Southern
people and those editors who impute it from the
isolated article referred to cannot but know that
they do gross injustice 10 the friends of the seces
sion cause in the South. It serves the purpose,
however. Of fppant geuny-a liners and even vener
able journalistic Union savers and Union Shrek
ers-tO msreProsent the motives and policy of the
friends Of that great movement which in spite CT all
their puny efforts, Is swearing with irresistible
power all the southern States. and will soon unite
them in a common government of homogeneous
elements TRUTH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21

Mr. BRIsBUv WAKES Up THE WRONG CUsToNER.-We
extract the following letter from the Richmond En-
qIirT:
BEILEFoXTE Pa Nov. "A, 1860
Dear SRI understand that Col James 5. Bris-
bin of this place has offered his services with
| five hundred Wide Awakes - to Gov. Letcher for
the purpose Of forcing the people of Virginia into
measures, should they secede have expected this,
and now offer my services with zone thousand nsa"
who can be organized within ten days. to repel any
attack that may be made by those men, or any other
force from the Northern States
! have been through the neighboring counties, and
the young men OF the Democratic party are anxious
for them 10 make the first move. If they do So l
pledge you my honor as gentleman and a soldier,
they will never have to leave their own State to End
an enemy.
/ If you accept my offer, you will please let me
! hear from you. l am. truly, w. c. MACNANNIs
To Hon. HENRY A WISE, Richmond, Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
To Correspoudeats.

The pressure upon the columns of a newspaper,
in times like the present, when the country is in
state Of excitement and political revolution, and
when much space is required for the discussion Of
the leading questions that agitate the community,
and for the publication of the current news, is al
ways great and at this uncture it is extraordinary.
This will account for the non appearance in our
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet.

We chip the following from an editorial in yester-
days Patriot:
No public man in the South, opposed to Republi.
canism and entertaining Mr.. Bells views who has
any character to lose, could be induced to accept
seat in Mr.. Lincons Cabinet, and that 1t is folly
even to think of such thing. Let Mr. Lincoln look
amongst Republicans for his Cabinet and, having
selected Them let him. if he desires to preserve the
Union strike the banner of sectionasm, and aid in
securing for the South guarantees Of her cOnstitu-
tiOnal rights.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
JAS. suUrER, sppt., Chattanooga. fis6i5
Variable Printing Office for sale.

ITUATEDin wealthy section country in Teunese
having extensive subscription let and advertising pa
ronage. The emoeratc and WILDE sold on ea,ops
terms however but Democrat The paper vas e,tah
lhe advocate State Equality, and the proprietor will not l.
20 his hands to be devoted any other burmese 70
further particulars enquire At the UNION AMERc1 TTc
Octl9-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-21
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