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TEVIIIS estAbishmsat having heea buiG
BY Nesars. sharp & Hamilion. With f-SsSrz@-zzzzp
increased facilities for nanufactur.nz Plous IN
CultivAtors. &c. We viii keep fal Icpply
Of both Steel Wrought Iron PoHson hand shh cal
the attention Of Farmers and PlAnsrA Thcss ipeneI
all warranted perform we'll, and good respect
the best Imported plogS and stuaorm.y les prices.
octlodlH&g2m HILLMAN AROIHkRs.
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Memorandum of the General Outlines Os
the Plan 10 Secure EffectuaI Rcsistance
10 Hack Republican Rule,

The States Of South Carolina, Georgia, Florida.
Alabama and Louisiana are believed to be ready TO
-, our of the Union. To these States let commits
sioners be appointed now by the State who shall be
charged with the duty Of making arrangements for
the meeting Of an equal number OF delegates from
Zach of the said States and from this State. These
delegates are be appointed by the conventions OF
en,noyvered bv the several conventions appointing
tbem. to construct new cOnfederacy between SAID
states and such others as may Unite with them, by
adopting the present Federal Constitution, laws and
treaties. and to ill Professionally the Offices under
die new government
ought to be sent at once to the 9TH
o.. Southern States who shall notify these States Of
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Runawav--So5 Reward.

* CNANAf from the subscriber living miles North Of CO.
Luloia about the 9th Of August last negro about
Ou, named Bart Said negro is nearly black, feet
and would weigh about 40 lbs, lie somewhat
from rheumstism has high forehead, ncinedeto be
and speaks very qucS and snsiby The re-
caught out THOs n IA NTaON
Nashville Weekly Union and American copy twice for
ward bin % this Office = lllltenlOiI RsrTld
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PETERSON,S MAGAZINE.

LADIES NATIONAL 1AGA.
ZINE for January, beginning volume Sabserip-
tons received and single numbers sold by
GREEN & Co,
No. @, Union Street.
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Sold sEeryEhere-Prcs Afty cents, and 81 botte.
" 3 BAGAN 4 CO.. ProprietsTs Trey, 7.
ssld In Nashville By g. ". Herershotf Berry & Bemovl
Ewing Psndet0n, Rains BEoEn and All responsible drr
rss. ocr30-f trn.Elv i,s'
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTIT UTIONS
rs
DOCTOR A. ". MESECK'S
Medical DisPensary and Consulting n OOms

For the Treatment OF General and PriYate diseases,
On Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
FEIHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the old country and being already neen
erica. with bis fame established for his extraordinary
the treatment Of desperate he despses
his patients to hunbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
private diseases the Doctor has failed
desperate Of standing, after they hAd
without and given BY nine other Phy
credible gentlemen testify TO these ASSERTIONS
long practice large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
this country made him familiar with these diseases.
The Doctor with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with poeness, conscientiousness and discretion
Persons distance have his advice and medicines
sung h through letters inclosng Zee least s. 70 Post
Box No. 3 usczs charge only 81 postage stamps
only pocket the they do not trouble %
} lis family residences Ia North Market street.
TugIG-d&wsm.
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Gold Pens,

splendid assortment Of GOLD PMS just received from the
Manufacturers, by GREEN & CO.,
decII No. g, Union Street,
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IT.
There that is petition to annul the Constitution
of the United States--tO dissolve the Union-to
bring on civil war etc. etc What do the voters Of
New York think of It? Let it be remembered that
this Greeley nominated Lincoln.-Ne'o
YOrL. DdU Book
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally ppIanted all other onten healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Henspheres,
introduced and il srse merit the true secret
Of its IN all cae0Hs 0VsetoRs whether he cause De
accidents or disease.
BURNS : soALDs
are nstanty relieved Of their anguish, pain and nhSn
nation. By timely aPpea hon Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh Il a. By charm, ne bsnish or
remaining
THE FRIEND OF x THE NURSERY
Children frequent SUI ferers from external injEEe
especially from F4usd and O0mphsss ESposs0Hs-thet
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. 1t BreGsts ano1 uicky
moves the TErTER or RING : WORM prevalent n fAS
nursery.
TO TRAVELLERS By . s1A AND LAND
The Machinst the Ira vslsF, aad every other indi
Vidual whose lot in life : throws him within ne
chance accident plO sion, IRE. c010a, should
mind this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend. Il is beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be bis companion as friend There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify marvellous Vus. HEo
owe their sound limbs and to Its saving efficacy
The following are few Of Leading which
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is PREVEk
TIVE as we'll IURE: =
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Late Arrival of Boots and shoes
AT
Q. e. HALLS.

~ ID -6ACGAA Ss
NO IS, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
n HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF LADIES
French Lasting Congress Caters With and without Hees
Ladies French Lasting Side Laced Caters with and without
Heels
Ladies' Zine Kid Congress Caters with and without
Misses Childrens Booses great variety
In word, the full and complete OF every descp
ton Of Boots and shoes for Winter trade.
will find to give call
determined not to be undersod those profess
sell at cost. c. B. HALL.
No. 1e, Public Square,
noV2S-n opposits the Market House.
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TEVHIs altogether medicine, result Of modern
discoveries in tho vegetable kBsdsn, being entirely
and abstract method Of resve Of all the old and
systems published By accomplished quaes the suffer
ing Wright knosing the deception prscssd upon the
unnitatd felt his duty at have this Elixir tested hy
Medical Faculty who, without dissenting
voice have given In their herenceto m perfect ana undivided
control the whole physical n when his flame has been
reduced, medicines known he Pharnaeo
pa have been tiled In vain. Lug thought Of patient
investigation, and M despeGadEn1 Dissemination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and offers the Elixir to suf
ferns humanity the only thg hs can cure ihe fosWng
diSeases-nsmely:
Mental and Physical Desires ion,
Defer anatbn Of Blood 70 The Head,
CONFUSED ideas,
General Irritabai,y.
Residences, ard sls,pl,ssnes at Night,
Ab5encs Of MnscatIr EhcieneJ,
Less Of Appetite,
Emaciaton,
Low Spirits,
DsorEsnIEaton % The 0rrazs Of
PaIpitatiOn Of the Heart,
And. in fact all the eonOsnts Of and dsbated
state OF the system.
ass StImuIant,
quite different alcoholic preparations It'll not sab
Jet to reactions N any shape i e exert is nnas2s
its presence
As Female Medicine,
It equally powerful effective. equilibrium
sooner and safer than ali the other medicines which for years
have flooded Market and only injurious pAcs
Of assstiur renovsnE the constitution for Eood
that ttey only made from the eusons Of minds
gnoTant o. the Medical profesion altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll to stake bis professional character
fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts the Ingredients OF his ReiuveRstng Exwe know
ing what has ensed the community BY opium
mercury.
Generally, the debtsed, Dr. Wright would Never
despair No matter how down be- matter how
you matter Whist the have ben-fsraks
whatever Las led depart from Hygenc principles
take his
RejuYenating Elixir,
And you will soon hni yourself pride Instead
the to friends and healthy sound and worthy
lAember Of the human family.
Price So per BOTTLE three bottles for S., and forward
ed by mail TO all parts Of the United States
Sold by all respectable uggts throughout the United States
and Canadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the propietors.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chsrtres street,
New Orleans, La.
Sold Nashville By @. w. Hendershott Berry Denoville.
wing = Penaleton and all responsible dIuggss oc2e
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A SOUTHERN PAPER-.PatrOnEze SOutl
ern Publications.
THE FAMILY JOURNAL,

An excellent Family Literary Paper, Pubshed in Baltimore
Subscription prize $500.
GREEN a Co, No. G, Union street, are the Pabl'hers
Agents for NaShvills Team. Single numbers fsr Sae
Baltimore sun, (dsilyO New York Herald.
(daily,) Louisville Journal, (daiyJ Clneinnati
Commercial, (iAily) for sale By ,, 90
dec4-dGH GhEBN q W.
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s1OO Rexvora.

ToLKN subscriber on The night Of the sh Of Dee,
large BAY FILLT two old last Spring, l5 hands
high, in forehead white snip between her nosrs,
she has black legs and sired By the celebrated HORSE Wash
ngsn and very much like him in color and appearance.
Of the opinion that she stolen By discharged
y and ask the attention Of the people throughout the State
the above description.
viii give 500 reward for the thief and S25 for the
n JOHNSON, Agent,
decS60-lm Tennessee Penitentsary.
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OyvrsE HoaH MgrsAs FIEs an HaRrxr ISsva.Ser O., \
e. Leafs, October IS, Iess. (
We have used HestreetI Hair Preparation. niuitabls Re
sssrAve) ard IND to the purposes fer shh II i de-
dgned better thaA anything ever usd bsre a. sa
reesnnend i n ne hignast terza- B. B. HEsEH. \
o. L. CREsrkR,
Q. Y. CRoss. }
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USE NOTHING Else.

Is ysu ush hsss The real color instead Of tie dun roue
look which hsirdye inparts. Hsisfrsss Resoraffee
shcA nVgorates the TOots Of the hair and young again
matter hcH much faded ''-BOst5n Trapelsr
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Sale Of Steamboat.
By virtue OF order Of from the District Court Of
United States at Nashville in the OF Smith 9TH
steamboat James Woods will the 18th day Of JannA
ry 1900 board Of said steamboat at the city wharf, proceed
public vendue the steamboat
~, apparel tackle and furniture to the highest bidder. The
purchaser will be required three thousand dollars in cash
and to give nsts with good Secuy payable in bank for the
residue OF the purchase money in equal instruments six
twelve, eighteen twenty four and thirty months from the
sale. This 9th day Of December, 1860.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors.
} CLEMENTS, q. S. MharshaI
dec7-h tor the Middle Dist. OF Tenn.
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Of the hrn Of stewart : ss,l

Rsscs with gray hairs snd beads for the EafsSs
Vl the former beauty ana cover The later
nth luxuriant sroHth.-1roy Budget
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u-.u We. H4... . Co., s.r.uu4a, Ga. Ma, u, "a

Trey, n. T.
Gets-cur firm having sold large quantities your IHxr-
ABGE Ham RESTORATIVE. and hearing Il universally cen
mended By may Of patrons highest manner As 10 g
luNITAsL qualities, induced 70 give trial, having
Tor Sss years osn troubled with falling Of The dryne
the scalp, re the additional annoyarcs many grey ha
The scalp being apparently diseased lr faithfully usnx
snail bottle 81 the Restorative. finding aoad auaI
ties apparent esmmenesd second and nv Ar 3
now in better condition than before dunE ny rscoecon
II has stopped falling out and the scalp func
Ons most eheeruy resommend your article having All
The virtues claim FOR It. In addition ny ouneass aa
point ous az k6dsty persons IN cy rA0 7ss
zone eepertsEcs IN s myself Xou are at liberty 10
use this letter you proper, will Be hspps
recommend your article personally any all scaaoas
fourI respectfully, JAHEs grrwAKr,
tha 4-r--F L. = a.Fr.
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IMP oRT NJ
,,vov,, ,r,os ro.s r..osr pssuRors

rren--,as Family sewing Machine
lett BE REJiLMBERLD
tst. By an the sewing Machines in use
there are bat three xmas of stitches made
st. she Grover q Baker stitch.
end. rae shuttle stitch.
ard. The single Thread or Chain stitch
The Grover stitch is the only patentea
strictly adapted to family The stitch donole' eanno
he Ripped The machine making ths stitch seWs rom Two com
mon poslusing no shuttle requiring thread TO Be spool
ed and finishes its tis The most simple less liable 70
and ost easy md operate OF any IN o
possessing greater range Of capacity for family purposes Ao
coy ether other or perhaps all OtAsr kinds
End. The Shuttle stitch.
This stitch is made BY the following is Of mach ns'i
I. M. SINGER a CO.,
WaEELER 81 WILSON
WEAD EECHINES,
BARTHCL IF MACHINhS-
IEAvITs & co..
LADD WEBSTER.
A. B. HOWE,
FINKLE a LYONS
80 far aa the stitch oOneerne Of machines
precisely alike ars all Shuttle Machnes and for carrying BE
lower or under thread all shuss which all the andI
nread used on each snd all to be rs-vOund
The capacity Of tie Shattl.s thess nsehins Is Vy
nearly the EHs they hold SLED with Coats Es Spool
Cotton not to exceed "a yards.
The shuttle stitch sometimes called the lock stitch for eject
but - Is all one the The stitch made By merely
crossing two threads The sfa seve the shnttl
Machines must By hand needle ripping
The Shuttle Machine adapted manufacturers than 70
miiy use
JRn3l-dtW&U
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
MARSHAL,s NOTICE.

"TRIP SMITH ard others seambo at James Woods Libel in
- remBy virtue Of warrant issued from the District Court
Of the United States in and for the District Middle Tennessee
and order Of the court 10 the above named Jesse Glenn
ents Marshal Of the said District DO hereby make publication,
required by said ordr and cite general who have
pretend have any right title interest in the said
boat James Woods her boats, machinery apparel
furniture to appear before the Judge Of the said District
at the courtroom in tue c'ptol at NaShVe the FIST Mon.
day in January next be day. the day
following O'Clock in the forenoon, there the
besnts in OF contract civic and maritime, and further
to do and receive in this BEHALF justice shall appert
This 9Th day Of December, 1860.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors.
CLEMENS, U s. Marshal
for the Mi idle Dist Of Tenn
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Beadle's Dime Novels. pubished every tEo weeks.
Eleven numbers published. Price only ONE DIhkf
GREEN co. has ali the Numbers from I 70 IL.
No 8, Union Street,
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The election Of Mr.. Lincoln by sectional party,
organized and sustained upon the distinctive prin-
cple of opposition TO slavery as It exists in the
Southern States and avowing the policy of its re-
preston and final extinction, (by prohibiting its ex-
tension into the Territories was a bold experiment
upon the temper and forbearince Of the South. and
upon the strength of their loyalty to the Union.
This experiment if not conceived in spirit of dsun-
ion was made with reckless disregard of conse-
quences. No greater strain upon the lgalnents
which bind the two great sections of the country to-
geher could be devised than the attempt establish
or inaugurate permanent Government policy upon
such principles.
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MEIz:Ilzl
mEILZH
MRS. WIN SLOW,
experienced and Female Physician, presents
ntfen a. her
SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHENG,

which greatly facilitates process tsetng by s1ennx
reducing all Extraordinarily say an pain and spas
nodic action, Gnd
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:. LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.


WAsnINoroN. March % -SESArE-Mr. Clay
ing OF tonnngo duties for improvements Of tho
pnsS 4 Lpulrc.
Mr.. Lane Introduced I'LL 10 complete certain
military Roads in New Mexioo.
Mr.. Clny reported bill for tho general introduce
ton of the International Code oil Marine signals.
MIR. 6reen resolution Tor recess, from April
~ Ia May 90 was rejected Yeas, IL: Nays. %
Bills passed. 10 prevent DISCRETION and facilitate
enlismonls IN the army also. bill i'll relation
and to tho protection Of disco,erers of Guano.
Executive session went into-adiourncd.
llousE.-Fronch Spoliation and Kansas admis-
sion lrIis were reported
The President sent in n message protesting
against the action of the House in regard to the
Executive Department, growing out of tho terms
of Covodos alleged Corruption Investigating
Committee and DENYING TINT the House could
investigate his conduct except under the mpcach-
mont clause ot the constitution. saying TINT that
privilege extended e,en to pickpockels was denied
him. lie challenged proof 10 show that his per-
sonal or political conduct has ever been contrary
Ia that OF honnr.
McSsrs. Sherman aud Grow took issue with the
President. the former saying that such doctrines
brought Charles l. 10 the block.
McSsrs. Bocock, Craig Of n. e. and Wnslow
said the President did not question the right oi
the House to investigate his conduct but objected
10 tho manner of it, which was subyorsye Of the
rights Of tho Executive Department. and unknown
10 civilized nations.
Much excitement WINS occasoncd by the mcs
sa,c which was finally referred to the Committee
o the lud cary.
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DI ED.

Departed this life, at Haywood, near this City,
on the morning of the Goth inst Mrs ELIZA Roy
ALL IiENDERsoN, wife of Walter Henderson, Esq,
and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Thoma A.
.Hocoml,e The record Of the decease of thi be-
loved friend, will communicate grief to man af-
fectonate hearts for tie circle of nor loving Iela
tivcs and friends is large. But it is a duty also
to make known to them the comfort which tho
scene Of her suferngs and death is calculate j to
afford tn all who hold dear the precious prom ises
of the Gospel, and who may be encouraged by
every new illustration of its efficacy and powe in
the hour of trial Very seldom, if ever, have we
seen The power of simple faith in Christ 80 st rk-
ingIy and graciously illustrated. FIR six NOR tbs
past her bodily sud'crngs were very great I'D
for the last few months they were more acute I'D
almost uncensng. She felt assured that her 'ti ne
was short" aud she endeayored to set her .hot Sc
ia order" Having resigned into the hands "f
her Mountaineering Col" all those dearest 10
her henrt On Garth, and having committeb he.'
own spirit into the hands If her Savitu', she pa
tiently awaited the final summons. She had no
,ish 10 lire, and she was afraid to indulge wish
to depart, lest she might be betrayed into impa-
tience while suffering in Gods hand She said
again and again. II have no wish but this that
the Lords will may be done. wish to suffer
his will"
She VAS very careful to let all around hc
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Know that she heartily renouneed all dependence
on any merit or righteousness ct her own. and
SAID again ad again, 'ihc righteousness Of J.sus
o"'Sf-htat IS nay oady reiidaee.' Ga tho 2j,h
December. 1851, She mnlc public profession OF
religion IN connection with the ona Presbyterian
oanrch, Then under the care af It's present Pas
thr tier lite has been onc Of Christian eonsis-
'ehcy TIER house Christian hume. and nursery
III truo pirty, and she died IA she had lsed.--
hi'h'ut cloud or shalluw If doubt upon her
mind, with an nnwayering faith in the L1rtl. her
Righteousness, She passed through her last con
hiet, and with the bright anticipation Of tho
heavenly rest in her sui, she departed this lie /,
and the list word taat fell from her lips.
then ia';crng in Death, was "iiomc, home Yes.
dear one, "Hbmr at last" Aud mnv nil thine be
gathered wit, thee, long, into the llome 81 the
Blessed
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SINGULAR Incident IN CouRr.-A sing nlar in
cident occurred in the Ohio Va, county court.
on " edncslay. 1t appears that Mrs. asst was
placed upon the stand, to testify in relntio to the
murder of her husband, and after giving her evil
dence she turned to the prisoners, and in voice
trembling with passion and emotion. ext claimed :
You bloody Williams, you murdered my Dor hus-
band!" The mpassionel speech of the woman,
proceeding from the deepest grief was to } much
fui the assembled throng. and many e We was
mostencd with tears. The incident pre- ducci n
profound sensation, and must have had il effect
upon both counsel and jury.
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Lator From Mexico,

NV ORLEANS March 27th.The Steamer
Wave with Vera Cruz dates to ODD having put in
Burwick's Bay, short Of Coal, comes here for sup
plies and ammunition.
Tho Bomhardment Of Vera Cruz continued un-
Ill the morning of the 18th. when Miramon Mt
tackled the city. but after half an hours combat
WIS rcpuIscd with considerable loss.
The women aud children in the Castle num-
bored twa thousand five hundred.
The h"mhardmrnl WIS resumed on tho same
day, with renewed vg'r doaG much damage
Gao bomb burst III the residence ol the American
Ton ulatc, which seemed to be an especial mark
Tor Miriam IN.
Another assault wa> attempted on the night Of
the l9th. which was quickly iepul>cl.
'nra'alal's irce capinrcd convoy ii wagons
ON Tie 10Th lnaei with munitions, provisions aud
$500 in specie near .la!apa destined Tor Mira
nous army, under disposed guard Seven hun.
drcd men Of Mrnmone raised The scisr on the 2l,t
aud withdrew toward, tho capitol city of McNi.
coy on tho 18th.
After the capture If Marin's steamers. M,rn-
mon sent decree To the Capitol. con!isral,n. nj
the American property aud ordering the Anlrri-
cans out Of the county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-30

New York AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP LINZ
We refer the reader to the advertisement Of
this line published in another column. 1t will be
seen that the price Of a through ticket from this
city to New York i. 'nnly Sl2, being % less than
the price recently charged by the same route. and
considerably less than by any other. There is no
rlcasanter trip North than by these splendid
steamers, and we commend the line to the patro-
mage of the travelling public.