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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16

Total from these sources, 1921 900, 600
Two hundred and lhirty-one millions Of
Southern industry contributed TO support
Northern labor and Northern enmity towards
the South. Withdraw this Southern tribute
for the privilege Of remaining in the Union, to
receive nothing in return but abuse and hosEil-
itv, contulnGly and injustice, and turn the
| golden stream upon ourselves, and will not the
| South spring at 4 bound TO rapid wealth.
! strength and position, aud in a short time over
shadow our enemies ard render them power
less!
European nations stand ready to open free
trade-furnish lis with their manufactures and
| take our productions in return, If we desire it,
and they wish 1t above all things, and will pro.
tcct us even against our Northern brethren IN
this independent position. But we can protect
ourselves and defy the North. We can have
free ports and give preference to foreign ships.
| We can do without Northern fish, hats, furni-
ture, domes,ics, hay, beans, butter, nntruegs.
and spurious glanoS, male out OF simple soil
! and plaster cIorSiS. If we are not disposed Ia
dress IN Southern hOmespuns, we can get
French, English and German cloths, ~calicoeS,
muslins, &C., direct, and we can eat our own
bread and meat SIC Gun make our own shoes,
hats, clothes, &c, md make our own hey, gro.
c~eries, railroad irons and everything we really
need, and this will very SOON constitute the
glory and power Of the South to the confusion
OF the Nnrth-stop the flow Of Southern wealth
to the North and keep it at home to enrich the
South; stop going North o rhcalth and cabbage,
sccd-Gor pleasure and iinery, when you can do
better ut homc and grow rich in pasronizins
YOUR own soil. We are not dependent On the
North for anything, if We turn to ourselves
nor do we need their assistance, all or protec-
ton in any one thing. 4 bounty on foreign
bottoms to carry our cotton TO Europe and bring
back goods in exchange, will give the Yankee
MAXIM spasIus that will end in giving the
Northern manufacturing Iabuos and ship
owners an abOli>hing fever even forever until
death.
Peaceable scccssions will be the salvation and
Qualification Of the South.
Union and submission, without protection
for our property and without equal rights, will
be ruin and destruction to the South. Let us
be prepared and have our rights in the Union,
if we can, or out Of it anyhow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16

General Scott is the largest man )" ,o;I ar
lean service. He is six feet SIX i"c.': r.. !:
weighs txo hundred and sky P0C"u and b,
- years old. yet his health Is so'0 n,,.b d
Whole system apparently vigorous G:e
which il doubtless erDs " Ma
h2bita-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16
Adjournment or the south Carolina Lo-
nisiaturp,

Adjournment or the South SaloA'"' IL"
gisiaturr.
CrAr.rgrow, Nov. l3.-The extra session d,
the soutFl Carolina Legislature, whlcn :''
been originally called for the purpose Of c..
IN, lii. vote Of the State for electors Tor re-
dcrs and Vice President Of the United >."s
adjourned to-day " eleven o'clock. I's o.:
will NEE; again On the 26th Instant, We" W.
regular session cHtn,Delcrs.
The bill which passed both houses unah
mously for calling a S,,te Convention % c'''
slider federal relations and the fropr'e'y o. ;"
c~cssion. in view Of Lincoln's election . NV
Presidency by tho Northern section OF W.
Union, on the avowcd party principle Oh OPT?
sition 70 Southern institutions end rlslS'
guaranteed under the Constitution ana i'E "
. clsion Of the Supreme Court, provides 'H'' w
election for delegates to sud Convention ;:'@'
take place On the 9th December next, A"c "
! Convention meet on the 18th OF the ST."
month.
The bill! virtuaiiy authorizing the L'@'
the State to suspend .pecic payments ais
ed both houses, and the bes. in!orme1 !"
here ;hink tina, those institutions VII! -,
themselves Of the privilege. MONEY !"
tight, Of course. ..;....
The excitement Throughout: ti''s @"'
Georgia continues intense. :-hf rr.
4 military corps, the Washinsio' 49,.
fantry, took charge Of the I. ;. s''s"a'
this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16
Secession,

From the Auahta Nuh.l intellEenGeT'i
Union is 4 very clever co-partnership when
the South can have equal rights and privileges,
otherwise it is 4 curse, and secession becomes
the glory and prosperity Of the South. How is
this : many will ask. Well, we will endeavor
,>,;,,. a.. - i,,- ,nn,tr.r. Tbn South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Douglas received one vote in Tazcwell.

SuENANDOAH.-1he following is the "fi.
cial returns from Shenandoah county:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16

. OFFITFN FfFS
pays the NORTH
Bountics on fisheries per annun, $780, 900
Customs per annurn disbursed at
the North, Il 1000, 900
Profits of Manufacturers, 5000, 900
Profits Of Importers, 1900, 000
Profits Of shipping, Imports and
Exports, 10000 900
Profits on Travellers, 6H.0OO,0 Don
Profits of Teachers and others at
the South Sent from the North. 5000, 900
Profits of agents, brokers, com.
missions, &c, lp,QO0,0Oo
Capital drawn from the South. 80, 200, 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16

South CaTOltn1 mas sometimes Deen uCCuSeu
Of q prominent desire to lead or disturb the
councils Of the South. Let US make one last
effort for cooperation, and in doing so repcl
the false and ufoundcd imputation.
Mr.. Speaker, | think all OF us desire to con-
solidate the sentiment Of the South. All Of us
prefer cooperation. Its, therefore, immensely
important that We should take no false step,
and omit nothing that might tend to that end.
| am utterly opposed, now and forever, to TAX,
ing any step backwards in this matter, and
therefore it is that | am anxious that We Should
:ske no false step. 1t is better to consider i'll
advance Of action than after action. When
we net, we must stand upon that action against
the world in arms. 1t will strengthen our arms
and nerve our hearts in doing that, If we shall
be able to say that this course was not taken
hastily or from impulse, but after mature de-
liberation, and n last effort for that which We
all desire so much-co-operation. Then If VIC
fail, and g convention is called under these cir
cumstanccs, l and ali Of US sill stand By the
| action Of that convention. Whatever may be
our individual opinions, we will obey the man
date Of the State thus pronounced.
Whenever she, after e%xhausting all proper
and becoming efforts for Union, resolves upon
her course, wc will have no option, ms We will
have no desire to do otherwise than rally under
her banner. If the State in her sovereign
capacity, determines that her secession will
produce the cooperation which We have SO
earnestly sought. then it shall have my hearty
appreciation. And if in the alternative, she
determines to let us ioreCo the honor OF being
first, for the sake Of promoting the common
cauSe--let Us declare to Georgia, the empire
State Of the Suuth-the Keystone Of the
Southern Arch, which is our nearest neighbor
Westward, and lying for great distance along
side OF our own territory, that we are willing
to follow in her lead, and together take our
place amongst the nations of the earth-secede
alone under circumstances which indicate that
there is no hope Of cooperation, and endesvor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

gENHE undersigned wish SELL a. private sale, large and
valuable Arkansas, and about fifty Slaves with
Mules and Stock the
The entytwo hundred in good shape
lies the Northern part DeSha county, four miles from the
Arkansas river Adoins the lands Of Bynum, Foster, Sherod
and Others Three hundred and fifty cleared and four
hundred desdened three years Connected with this tract the
widows Dover In hundred OF which one nun
drd and cleared. The place known as
Floyd Smiths landing
There slaves, all carefully selected North Carolina
negroes only two OF them forty OF thirty four
young and likely and boys, the balance young women
Mr. Hills will be the Plantation the lOJh OF October
prepared 10 communicate prices cred &c Part OF the
purtlaee money viii be required when the sale is made
ANDERSON ELLIS,
B. B ROBERTS,
D. A. DAVE,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins
Salisbury N. c., August %, 'GO-dam.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EA<-- DR.. KING, formerly OF New York for the las
ME- four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. fatters HIMSELF having attended to practice for
cured thousands he il enabled 20 cure
all diseases private nature matter how bad they may be
from nudcous medical treatment from neglect OF their own
King Dspenssry No. % DeSdeck street. between Cherry
and the Square where he all diseases Of private nsturce
GoEoRHEA without naucous medicine or ntererens
from business
STRUCTURES Of recent date eectuslly cured in few
ny operation which pain Where Structure
exists health enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermineS the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS diseases Of the skim growing ont Of
lect treatment he eecuay cured in few days,
WEAEEEs particular attention having been given TO
this disease and all the growing out OF it, brought
in many by the destructive habits Of inconsdeate
Youths and excessive indulgence of the passions, neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
ct business society, and causing premature old age
Females who be AboTing with difficulty Of Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King No % DesdeGk
Nashville Tenn whave the Necessary medicine their
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy 0U
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening
r7Sy23, IS59-d&Ev
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INSTRU mENTSs
TINHE undersigned have for sale large assortment Of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of every variety, style and price, which the attention Of tn
MEDICAL STUDENTS
hrespectfuly invited. Also
Mays "
:" Sythotonny Gases
4" /" Tourniquet.
Together with very large stock Of Ampustng, 0bsetica
Dental and Trepannng Instruments OF all kinds
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Agents celebrated
Tieman Instruments in Nashville. sep9S
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Great RatifiCa ton Meeting!
JOHN Z. BROWNS
No 3R puhIic SnmnrP.

FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
GNOME all, selling Groceries per
cost, delivered Of charge cash Such
White Wheat Flour. in 25, - and 81 pound bags
Also, Red Wheat, in 25 a. and % pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup:
Sugar House Molasses;
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jafa Coffee, extra quality
Lagayra Coffee
Ba Rio Coffee;
Also, of home Willow Baskets Of all sizes. for
sale cheap at sugl6l JOHN T. BROWNS
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-The UMoE AND American Is conducs
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS

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IL.
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n
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For Sale.

uncommony likely Mulatto Boy, twenty years OF age
a He perfectly sound, excellent COOK ana tne pest
trained dining room and servant in ae STATE he IL
add To- No fs save mat he will not agree with
b whom he Is assoeiated and whom be suPposes to be
Prs'uui'e1 0s WILL. L. BOYD,
,,a1v Ne. so Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

The shuttle stitch sometimes called stitch effect
but tits all and the The stitch by merely
crossing threads. The by the shutI
MschiRes be fastened prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine is better adapted manufacturers than
amiy use.
jan3l-dtv&W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

Eso far as hestch concerned this Hist of machines
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines and carrying
lower under hre sd shuttles which
thread used each and all Of them have
The capacity Of the shatss in these machine very
nearly the they hold when AIed Coats Spool
Cotton not to exceed il yards
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ror snIe or Erchange.

WILL either exchange in part good city Edge
field property, my Residence two miles North OF th
With from 30 OF land attached Improvement
new. extensive and complete.
FoR TERMS and further particulars apply to the premi
"a or to TURNER and JEo. L. SEHaE Cedar street
W. 3. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Oihce-Eash. Banner.
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'sLet Democratic Principles be Spread
Broadcast throughout the Land.1
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Tyree Springs.

TILL opened for the accommodation Of vators by the
w 10Th of Junes Persons DESTROYS OF visiting the
Springs advance Of this time accommodated on reason
Abe TERMS by application Office Of Wemore ESQ
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Land for sale.

The undersigned viii sell his planta -.
"a ion, called CAPrrAL VIEE, lying on I{fefssa.
f..s. the north side Of Cumberland River, F-ff2tsfy
IIII three milesfrom the City ofN ashYille 49,,
Illfl coatsing about Three Hum
&&578 dRed Acres. He will sell Il All -,
together in small tracts lots, 10 purchasers Or
will exchange for well improved property tue city, IL IL Of
very best quality Of soil is we'll wsered about half Of
in cultivation and the balance In fine timber ans pasture
There are two good dwelling houses good harm and stables &c
FOR information apply to the undersigned John d. Jame5
sep2O-f THOs q LANES
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sOUTHwORTH author of ''The Heess Deserted Wife
missing Bride" sc.
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FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, LATIN AND
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the Bush. By A BowEAN, author Of "BsperanzS' The
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JACK HOPETON; or, The Adventures Of 9 Georgian,
By " TURNER, Of Georgia
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR OCTOBER
PETERSON'S LADIES' NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for October.
ARTHUR,S HOME MAGAZINE for October
Just received and for sale by F.HAGAN & CO,
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, Am6POtypeS.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPHEREQTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No "A, Union Street next door Vessel Thompson's.
t. r. SALTZMAN.
tLATE OPERATOR GALLKRY)
HAVING fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business Is prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make Sies Of their faces
the highest style of the No expense spared either
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest AND most
improved apparatus and Materials the subscriber confident
ly nitves ali who pictures him CALL pledgng
satisfaction IN every
II 7Entrance next door WEST to Vessel & Thompson.
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MIE are daily receiving additions already full supply
w Of Fall and Winter Goods. Wehave all the
latest sly OF shirts and Collars Stocks, Cravats and Ties
We have any quantity OF Gloves Gaunets Robes susPenders
and all qualities Of Hosiery both for ladies' gentlemen.
Our stock Of is complete embracing all the
heaviest fabrics Of SILK and WOoeu suitable
The goods will be sold corespondingy low
with the short crop. J. II. MCGILL,
sepl-n Cherry street, door from Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

Comprising brief view Of Presidential nominations and cleo
TONS including all the National Platforms vet adopted
history Of the struggles respecting Slavery Terrific
Of the action OF Congress the freedom Public
Lands the notable speeches and Letters Returns
all Presidential elections since 1896
For sale in Nashville by JOHN YORK CO.,
TTufop
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OATS.
ROUND and ungroupd.


" S0RN-Ground and ungronDd.
WHEAT-Ground and unground. Ground Oats corr, e9o
Bran mixed. great variety Of food for maj and 6e9 o
at the Broadway Mills. D. d. DICAEf' Agen''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT TNSTITUTIOES
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S

For the Treatment OF General and Private Diseases
on Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
NHE DOCTOR is regular graduated Physician and an old
pAeuoner from the old country, and being already fifteen
years IN America with his fame established for his extraordinary
~ the treatment of desperate despses expose
testimonials. -
IN private diseases the Doctor never failed yet cure,
cases Of ts years standing, after they had
been treated without and given up by nine other Phys
ereaioe gentlemen testify to these assertions
long practice in large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
-11 tnls eount1 made him familiar with these diseases
Ie Doctor is with the American French and Ger
and always ready tender hs advise and
wees with polenesu, conscenousness and discretion.
al distance have his advice and medicines by
him through letters inelosng fee at least S. to Post
NO. @ Quacs charge only 81 less in postage stamps,
% pocket the they do trouble themselves fur
} His family residence ls on North Market street
sugl0-d&wSm.
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~ Otice.

MJE have for sale several hne Residences in the city
w OF them in me territory Alse alarge number Of
proved lots in the city, Of them finely suited for business
purposes and for ReadsDees. We viii sell great bargains
We have also for sale several OF the and commanding
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad. Demumhrane, he
NairV and other streets.
ALsO-A number very hns Totes Boyd's, Hyres and
Watkins Additions
ALsOseyeral very choice lots in Edgeae > or ~ % n
walkers Addition, and large number Of lots in Harding sAa
dition and McGavock.
III Pin addition which have large unmnsf OF
Country lots containing from ave twenty within from
to three miles Of the city The different pixies
septl4-tf J. L. r. ". bhO"N-
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TUNHAT comfortable DWELLING No i5 South Summer street.
Il formerly the residence Of RUSSELL HOUsTON, ESQ.
Also No. 10 North Summer street. the present residence Of
JAS. COREY, Esq. Apply to J. KIRKMAN, President
Rug2-d Union Bank Of Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
THE ENPREss FREIGHT TRAIN

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
running the 22d day Of July, in close connection with
the Express Trains great Southern Charleston
and Savannah, and continue during the business
Through time from New York. eight days.
liulyQl-1
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!
FLAGS AND TORCHES!!!
10 III NJ bU Q x,
political TEXT BOOK FOR 1890,

AS the best assortment in Nashville oeVeryhny in the
above line, which will be sold wholesale and retail, as low
good article he bought anywhere The Torches are
something and the best thing introduced
If