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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
Tr,bu,c Of Respect.

Alta meeting of the LIST Presbyterian Church, held
by appointment, at the conclusion of the morning
exercises on Sabbath the 18th inst, the following
resolutions were submitted for consideration, and
adoption. by A. W. PUTNAM, w. ON. PERKINS and
WIN. s. EAK1x, committee appointed for that pur
! pose, viz:
WHEREAS in the dispensation of an All Wise
Providence he has seen proper to remove from US
on the morning of the 18th inst beloved Senior
Pastor, Rev. John Todd Edgar, DID.
RESOLVED That the officers and members of the
lst Presbyterian Church have sustained in his death
deep and irreparable loss
Resolved That in the death of our beloved pastor
sustain the loss of who has long gone in and
out before US, faithfully broken the bread Of life
unto u.s. and has stood as a faithful Waterman on
lions wall for more than a quarter of century,
proclaimIDg the unsearchabe riches of Christ, and
encouraging increasingly by precept and example
to close in with the offer of mercy proffered in the
Gospel.
ResolUed, That while in our bereavement as a
Church, we deeply mourn this loss, yet trusting in
the wise appointments of Him who Overrules all
things for good, we humby submit to His Christening
rod.
RESOLVED That we have illustrated in him the bold
fearless and consistent character of Ambassador
for Christ, the warm sympathIzing friend and COM
forter in the hour of affiiction, and of whom,
though now dead 1t may truly be said, his WORKS
do follow him.
I6SOtU6u, mat IN THEIR we Nelluer
his afflicted family and colleague our warmest sym
pathies.
ReSolUed, That copy of these resolutions be pub
shed in the city papers the Presbyterian Herald and
a copy be sent TO the family.
On motion Of PAUL F. EVE, NJ. D., the resolutions
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted as a whole.
1t was then moved and carried unanimously that
the salary accruing to the late DR.. EDGAR for the
ecclesiastical year ending LIST Sept, 1861, be ten
dered to Mrs EDGAR, together with the house in
which he has so long resided.
On motion, Messrs. EVE, ELLIOTT and EAEIN were
appointed a committee to receive contributions for
the purpose of erecting a monument to DR.. EDGAR.
There being no further business, the meeting ad-
journed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
ONLY DIsCovERY
WORTHY OF ANY ooNFIDEscE FOR

CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RABY since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
k tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce results
but they have all come and gone being carried away BY the
forced leave the field 60 its rcsstes Read the follow
ing:-
PROT. o. J. WooD & Co.. 9ents-The letter you in
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative you
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given
inquiries touching tie facts in the The inquiries
are first, it fact OF my h.bitaon and stated
the communication second true of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be good order
natural cOlor7 To all do Invariably yes Ny
hair better than any stage my life forty years
past soft. thrifty and better colored the
whsker and the only Why is not generally
that the substance is Eathed OF BY frequent abuton Of the
face when n care we're assd bv iping the face in close
ton with the EhskeTs the result will follow hair
have been in receipt Of great many letters from all
Of New England asking ny hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture Of
various compounds well this, has, nodoubt basely
initiated and been used only without any good
absolute injury have used your restorative any
account for MONTHS and yet hair good ever
old gray my head my prove
this fact send You lock Of hair taken OF the past
which very grateful gave my friends thereby
induced them to Try it, skeptcal until after trial.
and then purchased and used it with universal
ask favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
Believe where coed effects do not follow the failure IS caused
y the impure article, which the inventor Of good
my hair, all who inquire of NY un
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, A c. RAYMOND
ARROWS RUS, Ky, Nov. 80, 1883.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes, viz large
medium, and small; the small holds pint and 81
proportion than the small, retas for 81 boe the large
holds quart cent proportion, and retas for 50
New and Ia Market street, ST. Louis Mo- and by all
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaled by
Even, PendIetOn a. Co., and reaiIed by every Drug
n the United States. ifebll-ly y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21

Dawn OF DAY.-Dsybreak never was described
with greater beauty than by Miss PREscOTT in her
new Atlantic Monthly story She describes three
persons sailing a lake, waiting for the dawn;
Ever and anon they passed under the lee of some
island. and the heavy air grew full of idle night
sweetness; the waning moon. with all its sad and
alien power. hung lOw-dun. msign and distant, a
coppery blotch the rich darkness of heaven.
They hOated slowly still; now and then she dipped
q hand INTO the cool current: now and then ne drew
m his oars, and bending forward. dipped his hand
with hers. The stars retreated in pad yeu that
dmmed their beams, faint lights streamed up the
sky-the dark vet clear and delicious They paus
ed motiunless in the shelter Of a steep rock; over
them a wild vine hung and swayed its long wreaths
in the water, a sweetbTer starred with fragrant
sleeping buds climbed and twisted and tufts of rib
bonrrass fell forward and streamed in the indolent
,.ipple: beneath them the lake lucid as some dark
crystal sheeted with olive trausparence bottom of
yellow sand; here a brean poised on slowly waving
fins as ii dreaming of motion, or a perch flashed
its red fin from one hollow TO another.
The shadow lifted degree, the eve penetrated to
further regions; bird pIped warily then freely q
second and a third answered fourth took up the
tale bueiay and thrush, catblrd and bobonk;
Winrs began dart bout them, the world to rustic
overhead: near and far the dark prime grew in
stinct with sound, the shores and heavens blew out
rlles of melody, the air broke up in music. He
lifted his oars silently; she caught the sweet-brier
and lightly shaking il, n rain of dew drops dashed
with deepest perfume sprInklod them; they moved
On A thin mist hroathedf from the lake. stcsme,
round the boat. and lay ike a white cuverlet upon
the water; light wind sprang up and blow II u
long rags and ribbons lifted, and torn. and stream
iug out OF sight All the air was pearly. the SIX!
was opane. the water now Crisply emblazoue
with a dark Snd splendid jewelry-the paved wori
of a sapphire rosy fleece sailed across their heads
some furnace -lowCd IN the cas- behind the trees
long beams fell raSpiendcnty through and lay be-
side vast shadows, the giant Bs stood black and IN
tense against red and risen sun; they trailcd wit
one oar through pad Of buds all unawares @
change stole from the oyerhanging thickets throug
hgh-walled pass, where, on the open lake, tn
broad silent. yellow light crept from bloom to boor
and awoke them with a touch.
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From Georgia.

MIILEDGEvnLE, Ga, Nov. lS-Affairs are mucI
| quieter since Wednesday night. Mr. Stevens made I
great speech, taking strong conservative grounds
the effects subsequently show that it proves as oil
on the troubled waters and all parties are now
disposed to act coolly and considerably.
The Convention bill passed the Senate to-day
The election of delegates takes place onthe I'd Of
January, and the Convention meets on the Wednes
day following The preamble of the Convention
bill reads as follows:
Whereas The present crisis in national affairs, in
the judgment of the General Assembly, demands
resistance; and whereas it is the privilege of the
people to determine the mOde measure, and time OF
such resistance; therefore the General Assembly
enaets that the Governor issue his proclamation or
dering the election the 9th of January
The LIST, 3D. and Sd sections of the bill refer to the
time of eecting the meeting of the Convention and
number Of delegates to which each is entitled
The 4th section reads that said Convention. when
assembled, may consider all grievances impairing or
affecting the equality of the rights Of the people Of
Georgia as members Of the United States and deter
mine the mode. measure, and time of redress
The 9Th section provides for the amount to pay
the delegates and said Convention SHALL by vote fix
the pay of all their officers and any delegate or del
egates they may appoine to any Convention, Con-
gress, or Embassy, and provide for all other ex-
penses incurred by the Convention.
The Sth section gives the power to elect their Off
GERS and do all needful things to carry ont the true
intent and meaning Of this act and purposes of the
Convention.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. lS.-The bill appropriating one
million dollars to arm and equip Georgia is COM
plete law.
The Florida Legislature at Its late session. passed
resolution promising decided action in of the
election of Republican President and requiring the
Governor to convene the Legislature. The Jackson
Vile Standard and other papers urge compliance.
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Crane and SanfSrd's Weekly Provision
and Flour Circular,

Saturday Evening Now II The stage of our river
is gradually improving with is than
business The POLITICAL disturbance in the South
seriously Affects the trade Of city Neither or sight
drafts that section be disposed all orders from
remain untitled, unless accompanied the G
change the East or N o. When politics trade are so init
matey connected at the time improper
MENTION that in this CITY and State parties who
disposed sympathze with the dafected in their
serted grievances strongly dprec2 the unWs they
in order TO gain redress.
The prominent business features week area dull mar
ket and decline 10 price, in almost produce
great stringency in matters general disposition
transact but little business with great officially accomplishing
that little.
CORN-Has ruled dull dropping during the week. suffering
in all decline OF from to &c various Closing
sales Of Mixed at 4l42c yellow at 443c White 4jc
for and old; shelled in gunnies, sacks included.
WHEATSuperine grades have steadily declined during
The declines the BE- Extra
grades have maintained their former price, and demand
ranging Hobo. Spring and Club close at
s099Oc Common to Good Fall at 1891 Is mot including
sacks.l
FLOUR-IIas suffered with an attack dunes and de-
cline Notwithstanding further decline freghis South
close City Super for present delivery freely 20
b. without buyers but buyers withdrew from market
showing a decline of 3Oc since our last report.
SPROvsoEs-0d Bacon is duh at 149H under last weeks
quotations. Of New Pork choice article has ar
rived from Keokuk and is selling in small lots SI7
articles product the market unsettled without
OF either talk trade them this market,
which reliable quotations Cincinnati quotations have
caused operators n both sides oretre.
HoGs-Are held high estimation by early buyers
they last neglected present. Sellers have
offered lots for early delivery, averaging 1900 lbs at SO
finding buyers Buyers and &c dividing 2OO
rs without finding sellers The weather has been too
killing but loo head the hooks in antici
patton OF change 40 more in pen; 1900 killed to date
CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions and Breadstufs-
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COMMERCIAL.
rIonetarY ana Flnanelal.


In New York the 18th ins SLIGO Tennessee per cent
Bonds tsic and s2OOOat soc Virginia Bonds sold al
s59sSc and MsOur at 7c. Ga the 10th Of Tennesss
Bonds were made in the following order: 5000 at soc
$4,000 at soc 5000 sle $4,000 81 $1,000 at 791e
and SlOO at 79c. Virginia Bonds sold $685. North
Cardinals s5s MssOurs at 7I973K At the first board On
the l7th $4,000 Tennessee Bonds 7 7c and
ss5Oo IS Virginia Bonds sold SOC, MssOuris at
6gG7Oc.
The New York ECening Post Of the 18th says:
The stock market has undergone important decline to
day though at the close there rally from the low points
touched.
The heaviest depreciation In the stocks falling
under moderate sales. The dscnei Virginia eoua To-
per They close at q, with IS bid Missouri fell 70 CO.
hut demand tat price. Tennesss touched "a Ohio
Skies of ls60are 95 bid 1909 asked.
The quotations OF United States are as follows The
Skies OF 1862 offered lO2 the Skies 1867 at O wi lO2
hid the Fyes OF 1865 and "a are offered at 90.
The bond list is materially lower. The Issues of the Ee
Illinois Central and Michigan Southern have declined 23 per
cent
The Of the market during the shown il the fol-
all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21

THE PANoPTICoN.--To-morrow night the first ex-
hibition of this mechanical wonder will be given at
Odd Fellows Hall. The New Orleans Picdyeme
gives the following, after being exhibited in that
city for nine consecutive weeks
D. c. LARUEs PANOPTIcoN OF The WAR IN INDIA.
This celebrated entertainment closes tomorrow
night after the most brilliant series of triumphs
ever achieved by any work of art in this city. Its
success Is as einently deserved las 1t is crafty
ing proof of the cordial appreciation which has well
coined it wherever exhibited All words of eulogy
and extravaganza apart, the simple truth is it has
created an enthusiasm never before known in the
annals of any previous entertainment. The public
stamp of approval in regard to it, is the unsudied
unsought result of its intrinsic merits alone.
Without parade without fictitious praises heralded
in advance without the slighestattempt to forestal
or purchase public opinion, the Panoptcon has as
sumed position never before occupied by any work
of art in this city. The excitement which it has
created is in NO manner be credited to any dicta
ton on the part of the world of fashion 1t is just
as spontaneous as the fFrOre which Henry Clay ex-
cited in the heyday of his fame Our citizens have
a remarkably just critical taste in amusement mat
tiers. They have their rules their canons their de-
cided opinions The bill of fare well looked to
before they conclude to honor the amusement ban
quet; and we hazard unwarranted conclusion
when we express our opinion, that the amusement
going public firmly and conscientiousiy believe that
the India entertainment now offered by ID. q. La
Rue is one of the best they can possibly enjoy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
DR.. EatOn's InfantiIe Cordial, for Child
rem TeetEinS.

Iu to sleep and perhaps death your suf
ering precious onesbut reliable and certain remedy for
ills of inane life will soften the gums
fammaton and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of teehng 1t wOrkslke chr giving
healthy sleep night to the little sufferer and grateful
mother 1t does constpae bowels
it contains NO AORPHLNE6 opiate of any Kind, fact
fully warranted stating cannot be said Of any other
preparation for inane complaints this time before the pub
c but quick and faiog remedy for DidTrh9G Dis
eTtery, Com pdiRt. Also, Wind Collie,
Gripping ia tie Stomach, Acid, and being powerful anti
spssmOdc Mothers should always have by them in
CORrOs especially when they purpose giving their children
any the other old fashioned narcotics Of the day. exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be warned and but DR..
Eston's Infane Cordial, this only you rely oa
Soldby CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 100 Broadway, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
Latest News from Old Virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY.
SO south Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.

WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the p URE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON
/ have twenty-five thousand dollars worth Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as l am determined to do exclusive
cash business. We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
y, North side of the Square. DAVID Humphrey.
All those indebted to J. C. NICHOLSON & Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, are in need of
money. nov2-Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
The Burch Divorce Case.

NAPIERyMLE, Ill, Nov. l9.-The proceedings in
the Burch divorce case to-day were confined to an
examination of individuals with reference to their
qualifications as jurors. A full panel was finally
obtained consisting Of the following named persons
H. J. Wilcox, Lyman Clifford, Rawson Willard,
Peter Northrup, G. E. KiPne, D. Struckman VIM.
Finch, Jonathan Detzler, L. W. Hughes A. S. Bar
nard, II. W. Lyman, and Alfred Waterman. The
jury was then sworn and cautioned by the Court to
keep themselves free from prejudice, and diseharg-
ed. The Court then adjourned till tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-21
Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK Nov. i9-COtton dull quotations nominal; sale
of go bales Flour dull declined Mess Pork dull
sales 100 bbs sl7 5O9I7 G21. Sugar dull.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour very dull "a So Wheat declin
ed &C. Corn declined lc. Oats dull PC. Whisky l59I5
Mess Pork SIS IS. Lard Iol<.
New YORK; Nov. 2O.cOttOn dull; prices Irregular sale
1900 bales. Flour dull 5000 bbls "a sO95cO Com
declined &C. 6496Sc Mess Pork-saes $50 bbs SIG 5Ol6 IS
Lard dull sales ITO bbls. l29l21S. Rio Coffee 129I5c
Sugar dull; Fair Refining 595K 200 boxes Cottor
sales of two days including 10000 bales Of speculation
took 900 bales closing steady at Fiays quotations
sues dull. Consols 80 93% Bank have advanced