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Tennessee Champion Mil
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill Stone Establishment.

DURR MnlStones OF all sizes hand, and made 10 oraer
Smut Mills of the latest improved patent; Mill Spindles
Mill Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and RegulaR
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and to give satisfaction
All orders and communications promptly attended to.
J. n. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near R, Broad street,
zvtf Nashville Tenn
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SALE OF IMPORTED BLOOD STOCK.

FHNHE Eight BLOOD FIBLIES, recently import m
4 ed from England by the Kentucky Importing MN
Company willie sold at public sale in the city Of Lex R
ington ky, Saturday the ed Of sepemLer, 1860 VI u
They superior animals Of the pureSt bIord
septI6-dtd JOHN R. V. LEY President.
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In retiring from the frm Of KIRKPATRICK, NEvINS
CO., return sincere hanks for the liberal p2ronsg be-
slowed upon the house and
parner worthy the continuance Of their patronage
KIRKPATRICK,
G-:2-Im KIRKPATRICK.
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NO.0 College eTreeG, ne 8
BASHVIL f. TENN
IwAYs keep vel. selected .ocs Of ans rsOd.in Oarria
FINE COGNAC.
OF Old Vntagos vssstabshea Brands AnOrs Which
United vineyard PrOprnetOr's Cognac.
Fine Old ssSazerac'' Cagnac.
ssVaIIantfa's OOgnae.
OF London Dock COgnac.
To which would calths particular attention
and hoss who want pure article o. Brady or nssss Ps
we'll known:
Madame VS.. OF OF POnsardin.
The Henuins "IIeidseck & Co"
s'Giesler Co." Gold Labsi and white.
Z" prince Imperial, and several Others
Our SberrIes and MadeIr.s une1osPtionabls
Gsd, kas zIsls asrTy, Br00n and GoIdsn Sherry, 'V
We sSays Keep large stock Of Pure o0eytsoa County
WHISKX Y,
Fine Old BoEr6o Rye and AisA RAistes. Holland
Gin EngshAes; London Porter and Guinness eel
ehrated extra Dublin Brown Stout.
patrons Two thousand Cigars select
oom tie cheap German and first class Domestic to the
very choicest HAyAEAs.
Our stock Of
TOBACCOS,
very extensive, be exceled quality. Weoan
give great to the trade in this article
made such arrangements that purchase from the
direct avoid the extra charged by the Ra
tmOre market. Our fine Paneabe Rough Ready and Plat
Plug Tobaceos from the best Virginia We
kaVs also good and Of our own State.
Amongst miscellaneous would call attention 10
good selection OF fine
GunPOWdeP,
Imperial and
Young HYsOn Teas.
OoIong and PowchoDg Teas: PieI.s P,.srs vsssrs smok
Ing Tobacco and many other articles.
To all CT which, We would call the especial attention sno
invite the inspection Of the trade them on
many inducements not to be found elsewhere.
janS-U ARCHER CHEATE1AM BBOfHEh-
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS
And ALI Landings on Miss. River.
usGO) NEW ARRASGEmENT. us0D
MExPHIs AND N. ORLEANS 0. 8. MAIL
PACKET LIN r.!
The Splendid Boats Of this new Line Will
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGoNAR,
Capt. A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
CAN'T. p. Hicks. Capt c. s Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAsT H.R W. hill,
Can't A. R. Irwin. Capt. 7. H. Newell
These boats connect Memphis with the Railroads from that
Doi on tbT reSpye days Memphis Immediately on
the arrival Of the NJ O. and NJ. & o. r. Trains InTough
will sold by all the Roads in connection win tns
range their arrival 20 as 70 avoid delay Memphis longer than
business pleasure may REQUIRE For IregaI az nt ~ P
GenT FIT Ag'ts, No ;, Howard Row.
JNO. K. HYDE CO,
Septl3-d4m Agents, New orleans:
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON the NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
" running the eed day Of july IN Close Ch-i.ston
savannah and continue during the business season
uGsssG time from Ne" A0f E. " COLE Superintendent
A Card 90 Families.
VKTE have on sale fine Brett Carriage, second
w hand; One fne PhRton Carriage new Une
superior BarOuche, second hand One large FANNY
Ca rriage, secondhand Fine second hand sOOu
All Of which will be sold very cheap to close
BENZ. r. SHIELDS & CO.,
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Land for Sale.

application be made in short time will sell
+ nodAtinE terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
ron The Corp limits Mil Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This is one beautiful locations Davidson county
About cnehslf the land timber the balance In cuvs
lion There the premises comfortable cabins fine
Young orchard Apply to Ma Corr the psce, my
sef Tor particulars. CHAs. Il. WINSTON.
fnlyl4-u
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TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
N THE DAILY.
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THE EXAMINER

TT0R FIVE DOLLARS If you do desire to spend
larger sum, will publish your Card Directory style,
given below, and choice position columns,
year, for FTvE DOLLARS, ADVANCE.
Sample;
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MCLEAN q DIV Il,
COMMISSION AVID FORWARDING MERCHANTS
Common street, New Orleans
FAN A. CUNNINGHAM, Nashville. Tennessee.
4 Hamilton, "
J D DESBsRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans
ma RATHB0RK, NOCa1al and banking Co, o.
ALFRED TEFN, Union Bank, NeE Orleans
W MONTGOMERY, ESQ, So Exchange Place, New York
IIElToE & DEKcKIA, Philadelphia. mar29- dim
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MCALL 81 FALL /
NEW FIRm.
new MILLINERY GOODS.
Fashionable styles for
FALL AND WINTER
MRs. =. LOCKHART.
KRKMAs & ELzIs' OH SrkED,
N 81 Public Square, Naskvil

Nc. IA Che ry street,
ID RESPECTFULLY gives notice that she has received her
4, stock Of Millinery Goods for Fall and Winter,
consisting Of all the novelties and latest and fashionable
styles.
she would also that she has selected monday 24h
inst. Opening Day, when she viii be pleased her friends
and Customers sept23-lm
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DISSOLUTION.
TUNHE frTn of KIRKPATRICK, NEYINS & Co., was this
daE Dissolved BY mutual consent NJ Kirkpatrick haV-
ing Withdrawn from the The business will still
tin ued the sid stand by the remaining partners. Nevns,
Keith Better, under the style and firm OF
NEFINS, KEITH 4 co.
Nashville Oct l. 1900
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New Food for Infants.

REVALENTA ARABICA Is pronounced BY Physi-
clans Of the North bethe best food for Infants and IYSds
In
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EETE have Residences the city,
w Of them in hns territory Also AlArZe number Of unim
proved lots in the city Of them hney suited for business
purposes and for Resdsncs We win sell great bargains
We have sso for several Of the best and most commanding
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad Denumhr'ns nc
Marry and other streets.
ALsO-A number OF very foe Totes in Boyds HyrsE snd
Watkins Additions. -
ALso-seyeraI very choice Bdgeeed > or 20 io 10
Walkers Addition, large number Of lots In HaTdngs Ad
dition aud McGavoek.
m 5In addition 10 which large numblr o.
Country lo containing from twenty acres, within irou
three miles Of the city, on and near me eent pixies
Septl4-tf : . e n ". bAOHN-
Fine stock Farms at Public sale.
ON Saturday The 24ih November The undrsred. the agent
az Thomas McCsnce, Of Richmond, Virginia viz sell
pS6c ale 10 she highest oder the premises credit q
one and tive years for with approved security and lien
the land until the purchase money Is paid.
seven Thousand Acres of Land,
Known As the Lands lying Warren county,
&C., on Of the old road from hcMinnVe b
VILE within miles OF Mcinnve and niles Of the
McMinnVille and Manchester Railroad.
lands havebesn divided into In eighteen lots corannK
hundred to eight hundred .imere
Eatesd by Charleys Creek, which through lads
and twenty farg springs Of excellent Uaisr.
0ne Of the lots has IL the handsome residence recently
erectei By Col George Gasock other os
Improved The landsare admirably adapted to the growing
Of small grain and the and The raising Of stock
dne opportunity Afforded persons DESTROYS Of engaging 10 that
business in healthy and delightful region Of couaJry Title
undOubtsd. lssp2l-tS,tdsl ". BRITT0N, Agent
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Gbs 9asB6iIIr Onion arlb 5ntritan.


Daily ssi TrI-WeekIy IS; weekIy &c.
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All OF which / will sell very c
Union street. mRr27 I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CARoIJSA MISUNDERSTANDING OF SLAVERY.
From OuT Own Correspondent.

CARoIJSA IMmGRANTs-RoMANC OF SLAVERY.
From Our Own Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. IL, 1850.
Several families from South Carolina have recently
arrived here, terrified into expatratng themselves
BY the alarming condition of things in that region.
Most Of them are females, who describe the feeling
of apprehension too great to allow them to sleep
at night. They do not speak of the negroes IS
having manifested any symptom OF insurrectiOn; but
the military drills the general arming and the
excited and viglant espionage over the blacks,
eXcites the wonder of the latter, and sets them to
inquliDg what it all means One of these ladies'
assured me that the majority of the great planters,
those WHO owned the most slaves, were heartily
opposed to the precptant hurry OF the village hot
heads who are iOw urging on secession, aud that
thtir oI position wOuld IN due time be shown and
felt 1heIe are many women IN Carolina who
uTITcbend no danger from u seryile outbreak while
there are others who would gladly get away TO some
Northern place of refuge. But their husbands can
not break up and leave. There is no money there
TO buy slaves or plantations, though prices have
ialen iUl third; consequently being unable 10
turn eitLer into cash. they compelled TO remain
AID face the storm. Credit 10 equally prostrated
and the poor labOring whites are far worse off than
the same class here, a demand for their services
having ceased. I his lady gave il rs her opinion
that the increasing pressure in South Carolina
would 20 far to bring even the hOtheads to their
.eusts.
Some months ago noted How known as Col.
Cross wns ARE sIed here 1or iOrgeries of suudry
bank checks tried, convicted and sent to the Peni.
tenfiaIy, where he now is. In bis flush times this
man owned fellOw-creature whose name was Bob.
WHO had in his veins the merest dash Of African
blood for he bad white skin, straight hair genteel
manners, and no semblance Of the negro. In fact,
be passed for white man, and when in Paris Cross
ObtaiLed for him passport rs such from Mr. Ma
son. our Minister there When Cross was arrested
be WIS quite short Of funds. Bob being roman
ticnlly attached TO his master volunteered TO raise
money for him by going South and mortgaging him
self This he did, but the money did not save his
master fiom jail From that time nothing has been
heard from Rob until week ago, when it turns out
that be has already been sold once twice and is
now III II kIcHmOnd slsve-peD, waiting to be sold
agan IvI 49,. air Mason's passport declares
hiin 80 -, IL 40 wife man, but it cannot now be
fou.l, 81 loo 2 be romantic devotion to his mas
tr "a !, nd i'm to perpetual bondage
Tie c.tii, dis ase continues to prevail around us,
thOugl d. y men are very unwilling to acknowledge
IT, Cattle, when known to be affected, are in many
cnses Immediately sod to the butcher. New cases
are reported ns occurring daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

YoUEG AGRiCULTURIsTs-FARhIAG By GIRLs.-The
follow ing letter from Young gI is attractive for its
cl aiming simplicity, while it may possess intrinsic
voue stimulus 20 other girls 10 follow our her
example If it should the result would he IN enor
nous increase OF food in the world Ie this example
be though, Of:
10 lhs Editor Of The ~ T. 1yRRne.
SIR: As my brother, sister and myself, have been
farming some this GUNNER and the result has been SAT-
lsfadCiyi and furthermore, the scene of our labor
hgs been in Che rough and upculiyaed Town Of
Springfield, iLougLtI would give you an account Of
the rekult OF our blbOr. As father Is a farmer and
anxious 20 develop in lis children al i1cnaion for
agricultural emJ loymeD, ard rural pursuite he gave
NJ n spot Of ground wherein we c0ud employ our time
We sOwed three IsleTs Of carrots, two papers OF
ons three papers Of pal ps, and TWO papers Of boes
my sitter Emma tending the c1rrHs and tending the
Onions pari ips and bees. From The three papers OF
carrots Wc had iorty bushels From the two papers of
oniOns We got eight bushels From the three papers
Of Ia n ir We ad tilty buiEes, and from the TWO
Iapeis # beets, We had eleven buslelh.
Cha; | think pretty good yield for new coil and
new beginners.
One u Ous neighbOriug girls Emily Decker, hos
sOwn some cabbage and one weighed fourteen pounds.
Our good success this reason has encouraged rs to
try IL neXt Spring aud We have solicited the aid Of onr
friend Lucinda VOORHEES, TO assi,t hope The girls
Of the town Ill be simulated by what We have done,
and follow our EXAMPLE. NANCY {. SsIIH.
sprfa.rd B,od,o5d TO-, Pc. Nos. a. 1900.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM MONTGOMER'
IEAyENWORTH, Kansas, Dec. 4, 1850.

Cupt. James Montgomery, in letter dated
Mound City, Lynn County, Kansas, Nov. p,
leo, says:
81 have just seen the Leovenworth papers, and
would have bccn surprised at their version OF mat
ters in this quarter ii had not learned from pre-
yious experience TO know what lies the Democrats
and their papers can tell when they try. ThatlOn
article in The Herald QLeaye.worth), indted, |
presume by the fugitive Marst.ls, Campbell and
bi,ngn-is tissue of falsehoods from beginning to
cnd II is true that Hines was hung by vigilance
committee for Kidnapping 1t is true that Moore
was killed by similar committee IN resisting
an arrest. 1t is also true that Samuel Scott
wns Lurg, after trial in which he confessed his
guilt RIes aud Scott were tried openly aud fairly,
in daylight, AID publicly executed, 'eOniesslnS
their guilt
1t is not true that Judge Williams was driven
away and bis court broken up" He fled as the
wicked flee, when no nisu pursueth. Inc Mar
,hals Campbell and Dieman, also ran away from
| Themselves. They had been hdnapping-not
~ even regarding the sham provisions OF the Fug-
81 tive Slave bll-and, fearing for their safety they
Aed.
Everything else in that long article is false. It is
highly probable that the troops will be here in n
short time. II they come, the times can hardly
fail of being interesting Just look at the case:
Last februuIy, mrn named Guthrie had
h0rs,, hich he cl9imed 10 have bought OF Pickles:
row Pic kles is believed 10 be thief The horse
| proved 10 have been stolen. Guthrie was arrested
legally, and while in custody Of the law, was taken
By n mob and huug--tbe perpetrators We're dis
guised and still keep their names concealed.
Hugh Cailm was arrested and tried by Court
of INV and honorably acquitted. He was then or
deTed to leave the county by men who were stran-
gee TO him, the order being given in the night. He
asked the charge against him. You are thief.
lie replied: You have Vigilance Committee. If
am thief, Try me and hang me- This ia the
language OF innocence. They tried and acquitted
him Three nights after this, he was hung secretly
We tired TO ndict the murderers in the Circuit
Court; hut Judge Williams cut the session short
before an indictment could be reached. We take
the murdereIs in hand, try them by a Committee,
and Uncle Sums back is up"
II TsE TsinrSE reader, do agree with Montgomery
sciicn hoy VII give hra credit Tor honesty in his plain
lis iavetes.c rneIIs give him credit To- truth
lu'uus. u. X n
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Conyer ton. contitring ~ John T. snoddy 8. b. Nc
Grew, John Wayne, and r. Ellwood Smith.
The Conn itiee reported ~ following preamble and
resoluiips which were unanimously adopted:

Conyer ton, conf ting ~ John T. snoddy 8. b. Nc
Grew, John Wayne, and y. Ellwood smith.
The Conn itiee reported tie following preamble and
resoluiicps, which were unanimously adopted:
ph0sa' vDiesy Of eonaietiBg reports bsvs ssosd
IN regard oS nSTn., s1'. seSn q as
are disposed TOWARD the frees ate in kansas e.
in oder hat be country ge may understand haib IA
scrd 20 opr difficulties ard Obtain Just idea Of the Ia
nov a. are view and understood BY hose under whose ams
date observation ihsy hsye tranIiIed therefore be
ro - ar ei' war IN ksusas bssed upon have grow
o he f. S ssss% os. o. R sI s.a s sss ss ?.
we've hni q, end L. d. Mo@e was 'bot 8 ios1ase and
su Gent evidence Of gD released, snd Joha Mcdonald
va, auehed, re nsed vi bout formal trta Isa Ties.
pcn wsre ineed tried sDd executed BY small party II
FAM ouisws ard criminal s9sentarer. bat ~ e"Iastes
Of lie Of Linn ard Bourbon Counties and h4, we nos
SI ot ri "o u fisa s. zee md u Other;
n tLs above fses a. n and " Hsy sope.t esa '1
R,,erd list While We deprecsis the necoa.y Of
,g.% Sd. :. Of be- y ow md az sqssa
adn,acn he law. IL ,TEsIe: become; IN, .;s:s. 70
should deal out summary justice 10 criminals .
e sl as es and ese. dc.
esoe' b.i- we " hod ~ aos :, 'c' account who
Rs,ird That the late e,e.ions 10 uidt wore Jesi-
6se on sccoan, Of the peculiar and base erHaliy o. aos
Il cir o,ns and ss'ssoae citizens and aeprvs
TiS az Of ps.d 70 Kidnapping and hunting proa.
so Of kasas ULdsr eny pntes and that me pegn mo
.- bimse sLggge IN this dgcefl and snial business
worthy ons oesih and INF 10 dec<rDg intention 70
my Necessary prevent kidnapping upon the oh Of
Ksufss.
Esord the United States Dragons sho are now hero
10 {. The D. ople ubioD you'd hnd much more
iye usse field Of opera ions 10 exss and Artansss
here gi.s Of any crime are being murdered and
driven IN deancs Of all law for opinions ssso
ertS hat quiet and safety Of citizens do not de-
nsnd the OF the United States dragons and that ~
calculated 10 renew dist urbsices and difficulty
Lsted 1bat the repaired conduct OF the United states
dagors since sriyg at Scott dictates 70 the neces
sity Of vigilance Oh part Of the citizens Of this po OF
ksnsas an n attacked by the troops while Raein
our Law f busiress will dfeDd oursees 70 tne ouer end
against ali forces brought tear agans. that We r nos
hoi.s sgain legally constitutes authorities,
but IN against all Violence ~ the eHgenesS
E,e ILst the Secretary forward copy Of thess reseu-
tlols for publication to 1BE TRIBTsE ne oaeg2 rso
gs yrs The MfsoUy Deroc1dt, The Leorsanoh Isse',
ne LapJ,se hspu5lican and The Mound Guy Report
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VgBsOsT.--Tke census Of the Green Mountain
State il at length complete and shows population
Of SI4 40 souls, being increase of only 657 in
the pas, ten years Addison, Caledonia, Chitienden,
Franklin, Grand Isle WBdhsn, and Windsor Counties
exhibit decrease. a. follows Addison, 535; Gale
dona, j53; Chi,tenden, ~ ,SJ9 and These
Ges are al irayersed by important railroads Addison
Chitendci, Franklin, and Graud Isle constitute the
Whole Lake Ge0pe region. The DECREASING counties
form tho minority Of tie State, from which j. may be
inferred that during tho last ten years the migratory
spirit bas been quite general in Vermont Bratte-
boro paper says, TOO many Of our young men have
gone West 10 Spabe 10 hold our owl politically
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and not n Republican either jury: FROM tns
I'm mill we TOOK them in hand, their impndcnce
WIS ubbeaIabe. They boosted openly tnas .e
.Jevbnv kers' were all gone but ID or ~, and tnae
as ,oon as Tatton Barnes got back IRON the uiiics
tLty would take week or two ana huht tncn,
nn Nv lie term 'Jayhawkers IL here undeIs'oo'
the active, fighting Abotonists. The term was ap,
Nj "a bv onr enemies. and is supposed TO represent
The suddeuness with which we have been wont 70
attack them. BY the time We had hung lew %
IN, N, the scae turned We did not operate secreuy
hut openly and abOveL oard; telling them we were
rot octile as a parg but as the people, and sueh
We certainly are, the majority being overwhelming
" on cur side. q.
AT the late term of the United States Court
the packed jury, spoken OF before, was Yer! Duo;,
and II is understood large number OF indictments
were trumped up. When they did not get through
in one week, the Judge gave them another, ana
also an extra session after the election. Az tnls
extra session the same jurles were summoned agan,
Including the man Moore, the murderer, who was
Killed resisting an arrest by our Vigilance Com
miitec.
1--WE are charged with ordering people out OF inc
coutty. THIS is not true. We merely told them
,,Lo, Kind of people We were dealing with, i. g.,
criminals This was enough. They He'd, Judge
Wilgms among them, us the wicked fee when no
man Iulsueth. .,,-,
ard -nou- stealers II is not true that ice broke up
.Jp4ge HiHiams's Court, nor that rc threatened 10
b,,ak ;tpp. We make no threats The Judge and
the Maishpls, Canpbeil ard Dieman, had been KID
,o,ping, vi at they could, tugires from arkansas,
ncst probably those unlortunates who had been ex-
lied Nv the laws of that barbarous State. This sup
rositon is the more probable from the fact that the
icor creatures Were not allowed even the sham
iial allowed in the Fugitive Slave act. Dr. Jenni-
son. in n speech at Mapleton told the people what
CASES We proposed TO deal with, aud that was the
threat which put the wicked to flight The Judge
God three d0ss Lefore the time for his Court TO sa,
and now. on Ris representation that he had been
drir1n off, Fort Scott burned the Land Officers
murdered Missouri invaded wagon loads OF
sLarpe's rifles, everybody murdered &c, &c,
tie tiOOpS are sent down. Why ~ere heyno' sent TO
TJGs2 OH that's the question. -..,...
Truly yo6is, JAMES Aohi"oMEhi''