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For Rent.
TI0use-Keeper Wanted

GOOD hou.ekeeper competent to take charge Of large
Female Boarding school, find No. sitdaiion By ap
D wing for Information at this Office dac22-dlW
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NksHiS goS. Monday, Dec n, IssosLIt appears
frsh the fd IA ccanection with the late absteac-
1en Of the bulds Of the Indian Trust Fund that
about iTe months ago Mr.. E RUSSELL Of the firm Of
Majors. Russell q Waddcl, held about million Of
dollars OF the rcial acceptances Of the Secretary
Of War. These acceptances had been given condi-
tonaly in acceptance with The usual course OF bus
mess for transportation Of supplies Of the Army
under contract with the Government Mr.. RUSSELL
not finding himself able to negotiate these accent
ances, and being greatly embarrassed pecuniarily
aud aseertainiIg from GODDARD Bailey. with whom
he was intimately acquainted, that the latter had
control Of over three millions of Indian Trust funds
invested in bonds OF different States arranged with
him 10 let him have about a half q million of DOH.
lars, these bonds to be bypothecated in New ork,
and security for which he gave Bailey the accept
aneet Of the War Department, which Bailey placed
in the safe where the bonds were kept Recently
these bonds have greatly deprecated, and the
bankers IN New York. who made advances on them.
therefore, called for additional security Bailey in
order to save the bonds, delivered oyer $500 GOO
worth Of them additional in ali SS70 GOO. On the
18th inst. he addressed letter to the Secretary of
tie Interior. frankly impartng these facts and re-
qussting an investigation. This letter he gave to
Senator, to be delivered to the Secretary on his
return from North Carolina which request was
complied with. The investigation yesterday proved
the truth Of these statements. Suffer, Lee & Co.
compose the banking firm through which the nego-
ton was transacted Nothing either in the papers
in the investigation shows that any parties EXCEPT
those Immediately concerned in this business, as
above related in the slightest manner concerned
IN the transactions. It may be stated that the ae-
ceptances OF the Secretary Of War have been given
from time to time, in compliance with contract
with Russell. Majors & Co., and until recently that
firm have had no difficulty in negotiating them To-
day Bailey arrested, at the instance of the Gov
eminent, and required to give bail in the sum of
$4,000 for appearance at the next term of the Grim
inql Court A dispatch received here to day from
the two detectives sent to New York yesterday
sgRtes that Russell has been arrested, and will be
here tomorrow.
Il is thought the Government is protected, as the
aceeptances more than cover the amount of the
bonds distracted.
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IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOH WAR.
bon. J. .. Haskin 70 Gev. Torgan.


JogN B. HasKN, Representative in Congress from
the Ninth district of the State of New York. has
addressed to Governor MORGAN the following let
ter:
WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. %, ISGO-Dear Sir: The
Congressional delegation from the State of New
York with the exception of the members represent
ing the city, met last night and unanimously aopt-
cd the enclosed resolution.
transmit il to you at this critical period in the
existence of the Union, with the expression Of the
earnest hope that you will CmbOdy il in your forth
coming annual message. There can no longer be
any doubt that the President and a majority of his
Cabinet are JOINT cOnspIrators with disappointed
bad men in the South, who favor a Southern Con-
fsderacy.
He is allowing them to use his Administration in
carving out their reasonable design and is seized
with fear and trembling when called upon by Gene
rails Scott and Cas- to take the responsibility and
act like patriot who wishes to preserve his coun-
try.
duty of the Executive of the Empire State of the
Union to take high Jacksonian ground in favor of
the Constitution The Union and the enforcement of
the laws.
The Representatives of the State here in the Ma
tional Legislature-wih the exception before allu-
ded to-desire such an expression of the sentiment
of our people from you. in order that those who
are engaged in the work of destroying the
Federal Government may know that New York, at
at least viii never submit to the doctrine of seces
sion as recently cnunciated by Mr. 0'Conor and
others.
Such doctrine acceded to, would inevitably lead
70 anarchy and civil war, Already nadmen in the
South are armlng and preparing TO resist the Fed
eral authority. In view of this state of affairs
permit me to suggest that the action of the State
Legislature should &c called by you in your annual
message, to the formation of volunteer military
companies, 10 sustain, if need be- the Union-to
protect the Federal property, and aid IN enforcing
The Federal laws Very respectfully yours
J0HN b. HAsKfN
Secretary New York Delegation.
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The editors Of the 1Ee msntione paper, publish
ed at Columbus, OHIO have on more than one occa-
sion kindly invite s % come up Columbus
again and join ~ her big drunk with CHASE,
DESusos and o. Abolition fanatics Without
questioning tlsFghtef The Statesman to extend an
invitation Of that kind We beg leave respectfully to
decline, and at the sale time avail ourselves of the
opportunity to infolmAhe Statesman that we have
yet to take our first dunk with any one in the
city OF Columbus. The Hatesman seems to be under
the impression that we we're at Columbus in Janua-
~ last at the conviyia meeting Of the Legislatures
Of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. In that he is
mistaken. We had alrepOrter there on that
occasion, but we never Snce entertained thought
of joining in congratulasOry festivities with the
Executive of State, wlb in his canvass declared
that he would resist the rurn of fugitive slaves at
thepoint ofthe bayonet and then dsgfaced his anat
eism by trying to lie out &c the charge. We have
only to repeat that whileO is ruled BY "CuAss,
DENNIsoS and other Abolition faratics.n we can
see nothing to be gained by seEerlng from Massa-
chusetts and uniting with Ohio
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eEsEEAL gHElsHF O,.les NAsHvILlE I'VE prr.rga r 81

". T. BERRY a co.
b.. O.. .----.--f rsusffr. .Ess, ,f,-,
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At a meeting Of large number of the members
Of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, held in Estele Hail. Montgom-
cry Alabama on the 18th inst, Rev. F. G. FERGUSON
was elected Chairman, rev. j. D. FISHER and Rev
D. CARMICHAEL, Vice Presidents and Rev. J. W.
HARMON, Secretary. The following preamble and
resolutions offered by Rev. P w. HARRISON, and
supported by Rev. P. C. Nicely, Rev. J. B. CoTrRELL
Rev. J. T. NEWMAN, and others, were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS. We ministers of the Alabama Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South
having under ordinary circumstance no disposition
to intermedde with the politics of our country as
being foreign to the great work in which we are
engaged but regarding the present perilous condition
of our common country as a crisis in public affairs
calling for unity of action among the people of the
South, and whereas. we conceive it our duty as
well as our privilege to give expression to our
views; therefore,
ReS0lred, That we believe African slavery. as it
exists in the Southern States of this Republic to be
a wise, humane, and righteous institution approved
Of God and calculated to promote to the highest
possible degree the welfare of the slave
Resolved That the Inauguration of any political
measure which looks to the overthrow of this inst-
tuition. or seeks IN any manner at any time how
distant for the removal of this servile class
out Of dependent relation, which is their true and
sibiIties they incapable, can only be dictated bv
a blind fanatcism, which will not listen to reason
but madly destroy those whom it attempts to aid
ReSOlUed That. as in the Providence of God sew
eral millions Of the African race have been commit
ted to our care as people we should be recrcant
to that trust if did not defend our right to their
service against any and all enemies now and forever
ReSolued That the election of a sectional candi-
date to the Presidency of the United States. upon
the plain advocacy Of principles utterly subversive
of our rights. can only be considered as DECLARE
ton Of hostility, on the part of dominant major
ity toward the people of the South, n declaration
VIII Oh in fact if not in form diSsOlves the compact
of Union between the States, and drives the ag-
grieved party to assert her independence and main
tain her rights at all hazards, and to the last ex
tremity.
Resolved That our hearts are with our brethren
of the South, and should they ever need our hands
to assist in achieving independence, we shall
not be found wanting in the hour of danger.
ReS0lUed, That we place our lives and our for
tunes upon the altar of State content to abide
in her prosperity, to share her adversely and de-
termined far il US lies to preserve her honor
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and cannon q an section. brought So srtinsaIs
another' Wha'7noe ibtoleraals tyiAeTg does slle
world history rresut thaa The ''co8zuered pro-
virces Of Hangarys POlaad and ireland Are
such lessons az these . be lost. Or shall we profit
BY the fate Of Kosuusb, KosserH and EskErr by
striking for our rigls before they can be part,
toned ont aIsora. The r..is,,,..a
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1otLo-el1 aensrsl A.
Roofs. sHOEs AND RROGA
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B creditors 0, John Rufus deceased are hereby notified
he Clerk otthe County court Weskey county Tennessee
Oep DRESDEN on before the 9th day Of april 1861
having this day ugges the insolvency Of said estate said
Clerk having appon,e that day syndicate tbs claims
the saue or prora distribution among the said creditors
Nee 10. 1850 X ROSS, Administrator
dec9a-E3t sH OF tie estate Of John Rufus
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Rent.

NoR 1s6 Store House Market street; between Union
and church streets. also Frame House with tso
negro cabins and - land, rcm
the city, near the residence Of A Ii Ford Esq
JL& X W BROWN,
dsc2S-tjanl AN Cherry street.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC earn.

IAhE pleasure n aansneing to old friends AID
toners that after absence o. two years. have
turned 70 resums the PrciiseOf the PhOtcEraDhfc Art
in all its branches, having parca interest Of ~ BROTHER
IN the old ssthssed aly in Union Street, and hsr sqt
four nanhs in New Tor the Summer obtain faIy al
the late mPrsyenen 10 the art have painted 7auste ard
enlarged the suite Of Rooms hrouzhout That nv as are
noE better 70 FrodEce hr5- class than os Gses can
boast Of and eon6uce 20 hs ccfort on patops st rot
sa 70 suasin s pyoud position he Hsey has eretsors
susaned, bit 20 elevate 20 gtu hsher Standard have
also ENGAGED the services OF W. Cook on n me best Photo
graphers in tbs Hor Who the Pictures which sae the
nrst premium st he Worlds p London IN S5l an AZ,
determined not only make this the sIdn alsy IN Inc
State bat my Work snail surpassed North or Routb
and IoE inEodaee to he pnbie toe olos ng new s7es:
Imperial Photograph. India Ink;
FigDeue. plain cOlorej;
Ivorytypes, col0red;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass. lie sizs:
Esiing cards, full Les gtl. plan;
Autograph Photogr- Uhs, Il taken at cr L sitting
eterreoscopea, on glass PAPER.
cUntn1e 20 make the AIsanovne ard a.. k--.f
lore Inc above sty les are all entirely n in mis- itv sx
ne Autograph Card which vas only made one at lime. a.
Who are in want ofanythu ny Iine are uz3ts 81
ne Cali before visiting slsEhere when viii prove ~ scci
lenonstration the above facts Hesr.-rfssif, > i .
Oet3t-u y W iur-arrra n
A~NAA@rt
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MASON B6O EHaRs.
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COUNTY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
~ COMMUNICATIONS Faulkner, Margare. Nj Faux
ner and ann HoEeron Alfred Owen and Oven,
and oteBll Tor petition Of real estate Of Rdd
deceased At the Office OF the CitTk Master County
Court Ma hvile the zh day Of Decent on motion
ofeomPanant bv counsel in the app aIing
to the Sascton Of the Clerk and Master that the defend
ants Alfred Owen Susan resdentso Of Virginia
and residents Of the state Of Tennessee and Therefore the
ordinary process OF ihcour cannot be served upon them
th refere oided by the Clerk and Master publication
msd for four weeks in succession II the Nashville Union
Amerean,a newspaper publish in the city OF Nashville
curing the aid defendant appear the term the County
Court be holden for the county Of Davidson the house
thereof in the city Of Nashville the Monday in Rebraa
next, and answer said BILL the will for con
fused is to them and / down for bearing parte.
FIX CaEATHAM,
de:l9'G) W.T. prs fee 50 Clerk ana Master
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Nashville South Side
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81 49, A14Lp NASHVILLE.
ERS EMMA HOEConvze
MISS 3. E.NOTTKNGlfaM Associate PrincspaiA
S premises hitherto occupied ty ssrs uo;rcs t,--
Teen found tco lintisd for u erte,Fe3 --f..6
eeno9l, Ine Presen5 f1ncpail have een 20 - ~
cure ior tsrnl o. FEARS nc spacious and bar
opposite me CaFiel, well Known as he rsder - ~, ne
Putnam The location is unequal 1880 = W. - ~
elevated and accessible The House snisbs, X
proved modern syisi coutaninx "a sres = 4 ness ,
y noor " e'snt 2 the foc opening On piazzas ~
boildnz The grounds 6eaufnIy lss assa q ,ns
web paFeas q owing Gmpis space for ~ -
livery aepafl Tiled With the highest
home Sa SER eoao WI sIs al the elegant
Aadon well Known pre- smineny oualifea ~ is y
her nnyiedrg integrity kindly sympathy ss6 ne Ssss y
Terms the iane as those Of the o,sr s,s, .,,..
city for terms on further parculas apply to s ~ ~,
principals - ~ = psaer Of tae
9 REFERENCEs:
Rev VIM PIuner, D D. Afe PROF, pssnev nseh a.,
ghalny City, Pa. aAls q t.os vs - saohd Vol
Rev D Rodss, D, Rich. Bon John " nrossDbrourb.
~ nlo y q "a s1. :, :. -. ~ Lexington, Va. u
Va i00rs' D A'j James Garland, Htsylva-
R;v jesse Asnsi'ad D D, Cum Rev sIIsys Nssbvais.
!, ser q ~ i .s. Rev 0 Howell. n Do
NJ NJ = wsS1;s nh5ein "a Jas Hanlion Eco. Do
Maj Thos JscksonD stitute james Nsesoi w. Io y
Rev kirkpatrick, Danviie, Mrs A Brown, ~
DR. Tbos Atkirsoa do 5as y ssI'ns ~, Esq; 70
Thos Grassy, Req. do iion Josn Nj II 70 "
Rev Geersesre, Mchmena Court : +
Va iJys, 70 is,.. !,
Hon David Burnett Calves Gen R g ga,s AssuaPop, La
Hon David Este. su Tir gun eovs'n0r Of
pre1ne Court
detes-laW3s
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HIDES AT COST.
SALE OF LOIs.

EET D. ROBINSON, Administrator Is. AngelipeGu all
w In Pursuance of decree OF the County Of David.
county rendered in the above the November term
1860, shall offer fr gale at the Nashville,
Saturday 29h If December the following OF ground
One hundred feet the OF Clay the
Ssts pike eing No. % Of The Buenl Vista plan
Of lots fronting each so feet the Buena pike, running
back Ia feet tn alley.
Also, small lot OF ground tie Whites Greek pike
the first toll gate being the remsnder Of the lot owned by
Guy. deceased, after lay ng OF the widows dover.
This property sold for against the estate
and is not subject to re tempt
Terms $50 will be required in cash. and balance
edit OF g. 2 and 10 months with interest," security
required and lieu retained.
Z. R. CHEATHAM,
noE29 GJ-dtd Clerk and Master.
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FOR cincinnati

FENHE elegant and feet passenger steamer sssA
q Clipper, BRUoE, Master, will leave tstss{fs
~ the above and all internediats landings
- H. II. HARRISON,
fdee2p-ad A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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Hurrah Tor nc uoIidavs

Christmas Is nea al hand, often questions what Is
ue moss acceptable PRESENT. to make frlen5t To
ewno rave not decided, you'd recommend 60 e enee
procure one Of Hughes ninable style Phets
- s.-4eu Autograph photographs sOF 81 aesiea
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Great Sacrifice OF Furnishing
sS0Ods.

sN AND AFTER DECEMBER 18TH, FOR THIRTY PAYS
H. McGILL will sell his large Stock Of Goods at 70
- cash. The celebrated.
Paris Yoke Shirts
Cost So per dozen, Former price SIS
Shoulder Scam Shirts.
Cos; 3 Is par dozen. Former price SIS
-
SeGSOuabsel MeriDO shirts
Cost Is cents. Former Price Al 90
81 ~
IS i
tne assortment Of Shirt Bosoms Heavy DRAWERS to
match the above Shirts s - ~
IEs same reduction will be made Half Hose Gloves
and TIES stocks Handkercsfs Suspenders and ali rtces
sunu n gen.emans furnishing Store We otter also eur
Dressing Cases. DOminos, Chess Msa, &e., &C.
90 II McGILI,
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LIKELY BOY Is years old. good barouehe driver Ao
two good Farm hands, Eigsfeld vicinity preferred
Also, hire in the city, No. hand for Cotton Me chant
LIZ W BROWN,
deca5-janl 441S Cherry street.
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Life 81 Andrew Jackson,
y AM E5 PAR T ON >


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se last SPRING. and the third and last IsnoN Y.
the rs and second volss the press have spoken IN he
The he II AnTes ashsor was an one, and
era and statesman among the most important IN me niso
Gazette .'Almost all hat relates
q him is peculiar, sxtraordnay, and interesting
Those who have teen mss familiar with tbecAseer Of jack
will be surprised the el new matter the author has
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