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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

L'hAUMENID i hOlu IIIE DIO0A OI "A
I PASTOR. By the Rev GEORGE w. Nichols, A H.
The OF individual history and religious character set
foh in this volume all true, deneated just they
spp 70 the auhora observation without any Of that high
eoorng of rhetoric which belongs religious
fiction Among other subjects win be found the following:
Memories of Childhood.
Thoughts Astronomy.
Popular Notices Mount Washington and It's Vicinity.
Sketch of Travel In the Province OF New Brunswick
A Sunday British Ground.
Death Of Mrs. George Warner.
"Reminiscences of . Deceased Clergyman
Reco elections of Mrs Banyer and Miss Jay.
The Old Homestead Of my Grandfather.
A Christmes Eve Service In the Country.
The Lighted Valley Thoughts on Heaven. The Promises
Maternal Instruction
A Walk /, the Village Burying. Ground.
Parish Annals.
Farewell to the Parish
The above volume win be by mail free Of postage
eeipt Of rs cents In money postage stamps. Address
II. b. PRICE, Publisher, No 8s4 Broadway.
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Tens r. has for sale NATIVE WINES, the pure juice Of
the spe prices FOR domestic for sickness and
beverages they unvaed Also Pure Grape
Wines for the Service. liberal deduction made
CaafRVHen.
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CEND IN YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
~ NO TIME TO WASTE
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ryng NEWSPAPERS, which will commence MONDAY,
April g. leaving NewYork the 3lstst Depot at 800
arriving Albany 7:45; Troy nl, connecting with the
Northern and Western trains arriving at Buffalo IN the afternoon
and at Montreal at p. m, evening
By this the New Daily and of the
Weekly Papers be from TO hours in advance Of
egusr Morning Expt enabling the News Dealers
their patrons within distance Of 200 miles Of New
before breakfast.
Ii should need convince the Newspaper Deal
that the running OF this early train viii be greatly their
advantage by increasing the circulation Of all the Newspaper
the community living the line Of the route will assuredy
give II liberal support
needless Inform you that the running of this train
be attended with daily expense which viii
slight advance In the of the papers, and still leave
the dealers sufficient margin for profits without advancing the
retail price beyond cents copy for the daily
The subscriber TO the time
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New-York, April 1850. ..
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UNITED STATES
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To the Consumptive.
Lot those who under fatal severity OF climate
through any pulmonary complaint those whs In de-
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PouNp POI OF coBIVER W OIL AD LINE
the very nsuseans favor Of the article heretofore used h en-
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Chemist No i66 COnrst Boston and No S8 Brosdwsy N T.
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No SOs BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
AL kinds Of business pertaining TO the Patent Oce done
in the prompt and satisfactory manner on reasonable
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IcS Pitchers. Ice Pitchers.
A new and beautiful style of
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Alss, q general assortment Of new and beautiful
PLATED GOODS,
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An Indian Vegetable Extract restores gray Hair to its original
color badness hair from falling removes dandI1
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used Sold by ali Druggists throughout the United States
and Csnsdas.
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ID "a VERY DECIDED HIT !"
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Court of Death.--Ths sublime and beautiful PAINTING
viii b. open for hbon at the Cooper Institute This DAY
nom 8 70 81 and 70 81 O'Clock. Lecture at and O'Clock
Toiets rs cents chdrc1 half price The splendid Coored
Ensynss the door, price only e Those who take
a. EDErsying will have ee admission TO the original
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soloEen,s Temple, At TEMPLE HALL a;s Tn;Iss.' tM1 S
stA lseoin order afford opportunity . the Ssaan
popDlaton Of this city due explanation Of this beautiful wok
s s the propetor have invited the Rev Dr. BONDl the
wekn0wn Jewish scholar, deliver German Lecture on
Building Of the Temple aud Use Of its Uten
aa &c. This lecture viii be similar 10 the delivered BY
the Rev Dr. RAPHALL on the 18th Of March last.
4dtuitta1ee as Cents
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Uants.

A SOPRANO and CONTRALTO sINGEI
IA wishes sn ENGAGEMENT in Chnrcn Choir (Epscops
prefered) Address Mrs HUTCHNGS Professor s1d feschs
Of Singing, No. Al Suliyan.st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-14
Crane and SanfSrd's Weekly Provision
aud Flour Circul8r.

ST. LOUIS Nov. l0We have had rain and cool damp
weather. and note slight improvement in the OF the
the only important business feature Of the the
ing of the Pork packing b. Ashbrook Co. having
slaughtered 1000 head Last year the first hogs killed
18TH which date the weather turned suddenly cod
river being low, eezeup feared bat in few days had
moderate weather. rain, and rise 10 the river
late to hope for the this season.
CoRSThe receipts Of the week sacksa
The market has ruled firm and steady,
advance of from &c to &c shipping grades decline in
freights South having have
ranged follows Mixed and Yellow Ale 5Oc White
56 heed in gunnies, sacks ncuded) Closing with
to-day Of Mixed at 45c Soc Yellow az 47c 10 49c White
4jc to SIC At this date last ranged from 55c &C.
Wharf.-The receipts Of the week. 40 S5 sacks
last Choice gades Of Fall Wheat
mand advance Strictly Choice White bring
Otherwise the market has ruled steady and unchanged price
Sales range follows Spring and Club at soc IC3c
Good Fall at Oc to loc Prime and Choice do at 20c to 30
mot including sacs closing with sales TO day Of Spring and
Club 03c Fall lI0c 12cc. year
Spring Club sold at Sc to 95c Fall DOC II5c
FIOURThe market closed last week with sales Of City Super
delivery. There
speculative feeling, and the market has ruled firm grad
us and steady improvement in prices the progressed
taken At mers holding So present delivery
buyers There material change since our
last quotations At this cate last City Super sold
to S475.
PRovIsIoNsThe market unchanged III tone and price
report We quote Bacon shou53s 9c Ribbed
cording quality; Plain Hams naked lie zc
vassed re to Lc Meas Pork at SIS. small lot New
Keg Lard sold he Nothing done other products.
Gree Hams offered at INC points below the rapids
HoGsThe market is rather better Hogs averaging eco B
delivered the first cold weather. will bring Sc So Some sellers
in town. asking this figure for all December delivery without
hnding buyers. CRANE & SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions and Breadstu5s.
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OUTRAGE IN COLUMBIA County. GA We learn from
several friends. that Wednesday night last, it is
supposed about rine clock, Mr.. l.. 0. Shank who
kept store on Little River. at what is called the
Griffin Mills was knocked down at the foot Of the
bridge on the Columbia side of the river. and his
pockets rhed Of all the money he had. The muir
dcrer also took the keys from the pocket Of Mr..
Shank went into the store and robbed that of what
money he could find.
Mr. Shank was discovered about five o'clock
Thursday morning, helpless and unconscious. DIR.
Milligau was called in Immediately. but pain
cd to learn, that all probability Mr.. Shank has
died ere this. We learn that his shul was fractu"-
ed and there were several bruises on his head. No
clue Las been discovered to the perpetrator of
this outrage, but the whole neighborhood hearts
up in arms making searches in every direction to
find the guilty party parties. This is indeed
2 most sad and heartrendrnC occurrence. Mr..
Shank was young man OF the most unbiemished
character. beloved and respected by the whole com
muuity. and his family and connections are Of the
very best class of citizens. The community will
Rympatlise with the friends of the deceased most
sincerely and will leave nothing mdone 10 discover
and bring justice the perpetrators Of this heudsh
crime-Aoglstd (Gd) Chronicle and Sentinel No
CegbsT H.
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mnrI1e1. hr TeIerrnph.

NV ORLEANS, i3-cottOn, to-day 1000 bales
prices easier but quotations unchanged Mddng n9lk
sales Of three days receipts Of the coo bales
against "a 500 bales during the corresponding time last
total receipts this port less than the time last year
bales all Southern ports less than year
500 bales. hoaBses, declining, at 932 Lard in bbi Ne
Coffee firm at I2z9I4< Sterling exchange 596. On hills Of
ading 45. YORK sight exchange 9 discount Feights
to Liverpool s.
CINCINNATI Nov 13.-Flour dull at 81 1894 80. Whisky
1ez Provisions nominal. Money brisk at II per cent
NEw YoRK, Nov 10 Cotton quiet sales today 1900 bales
mddling upland lI6 Flour qu declined SOLO, sales 500
bliss DOCS 25. Wheat declined Ice Corn dull,
1900 bushels 6s97J Meas pork dull s 959ls laH. Lard
dull, sales ItO b5s 129l2. Sugar dull, $50 boxes
Cuba 6S7 Havana ca STOCKS decidedly improved, and firm
at the iupro vement.
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Nerrn Ercsfenent

Chicago, Nov. 12.-Consderable excitement was
caused here tonight in consequence of the arrest
by the U. S. Marshal, of a negro woman named
Eliza, who escaped from Nebraska city a short time
since. The Marshal, in taking the woman to Jail
was stepped in the street by an excited crowd of
negroes, and was compelled to give the woman to
the city police, who lodged her in the armory for
safe keeping. An effort will be made in the morn
ing to take her to Springfield for examination before
Commissioner Corneau. The streets in the vicinity
of the armory crowded with negroes, and some
white persons, in high state of excitement who
declare their intention to prevent the being
taken from the city.
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The Rurcn D,voyce Case.

NAPIERvIILE. Ill, Nov. I2.-AlthOugh the Burch
divorce case from Chicago set for the first
dav of the term, which commences to-day, nothing
was DONE The Court simply organized its Grand
Jury and read the docket of cases. Tomorrow il
is understood that the counsel for Burch will
for continuance on the ground of desire to show
I'D the character of certain witnesses whose deposit
tions against the chastity of Mr.. Burch have been
taken in st. Louis. Friends of Mr.. Burch say that
they will be able to demonstrate the existence of the
greatest and most atrocious conspiracy against him
that it is possible to conceive Of Mrs Burchs party
declare that in unwilling the acts of her husband
they are only exposing the hidden deformity Of the
monster Feeling runs high. The regular panel of
the jury already here is composed of the principal
farmers here The trial. when commenced, will
probably last ten days.
CINcNNATI Nov 12.-Mrs. Caroline Van Nier, a
witness on the behalf of Mrs. Mary w. Burch, whose
testimony has just been closed under commission
of the Dupage Circuit Court of Illinois, has been
arrested on an Indictment for perjury in giving her
testimony and is now in jail.
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From Washington

| WAsHISGToN, Nov. l2.-There is no disposition on
the part Of the Administration or prominent polit
cal gentlemen to interfere in the present Southern
movement except perhaps in friendly spirit It is
probable the President will soon issue an address
or proclamation on account of the election of dele
gates to the South Carolina Convention taking place
earlier than anticipated.
Real estate here is sensIbly affected under appre-
tensions that the seat of Government NAV be
changed.
An unconfrmed rumor says that South Carolina Is
declaration Of independence presented to the
President to-day.
A portion of the money seized by Gen. Degoado,
short time ago, from the conducta to Tampieo is
on the way to New York for the purchase Of arms
and ammunition through the same party who for
the last two years has been sending similar supplies
to the Liberals
1t is understood that Tom Corwin, of Ohio, can if
ne will, occupy prominent position in Mr. Lin
coins cabinet, and of his declining to do So
an invitation will be extended TO Mr. Ewing or Vim
ton fthe same State. Mr. Graham and Mr. Badger
Of n. c., are also confdentially mentioned in this
connection.
The President to-day informed Thaddeus HYATT
that the land sales in Kansas could not be postpon-
ed, but that such was the construction of the law
that actual settlers would be allowed to refie their
presumption claims and should not be disturbed in
their possessions. The President said some of tie
settlers had acted very badly, but they were human
beings and should be relieved and protected He
gave credence to Mr.. Hyatts representations as to
their sltferings, and would appeal to Congress in
their behalf. As earnest of his sympathy the
President headed a subscription list with a check
for 500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-14
A S WILLIE
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY MATTERs.
nea,h u rne Rev. DE. Edgar.

Rev. JoHN TopD EDGAR, D. D., Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Nashville, died suddenly
of apoplexy at his residence, yesterday, November
Is aged sixty-seven years and six months He
came to Nashville from Frankfort, Kentucky, in
1879 and has been Pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church ever since, period Of twenty-seven years.
ENJOYING the uninterrupted respect. confidence and
affection of his congregation and the esteem of the
entire community. Before he came to this city he
was Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Frank
fort. Kentucky, and previously to that time at
Maysrile. 1t is not our province to enlarge upon
the bright virtue, Christian graces and fine talents
Of the eminent deceased. The memory of these
Rre engraved on every heart that knew him. All
feel that great light has gone out. We doubt not
hat at an early day, biography viii be prepared
by his friends which will be just to him and accept
able TO the public.
His funeral win take place from the First Presby-
terrain Church. on Thursday, Co-morrow) at II
0 clock, A. NJ
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From NIiIIedgeYilIe.

M1IEDGEvILE, Nov. PA res olution was offer
ed instructing the Senators and Representatives in
Congress to resist the counting of the electoral
votes of those States which nullified the Fugitive
slave law. 1t made the special order of the
10th.
A resolution was offered contemplating a call
for Southern Convention in February at At
lanta.
One OF. the provisions of the retaliatory bill ex-
empts allforeign goods and merchandise imported
into Georgia and other Southern ports from the
State, county, and corporation tax after January
lst, 1861
a bill has been introduced into both Houses call
ing convention to which all Federal affairs are to
be referred.
Mr.. Harledge introduced a resolution in the LIE
gslature declaring Georgia out of the Uuon. a
similar bill has been introduced for calling con-
vention to ralty it. Both have been referred TO
committee
Senator Toomb's resignation is to take effect on
the 4th of March, unless Georgia sooner secedes'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-14
AS a StImuIant,

As a StimuIant,
II quite different from alcoholic preparations not sub
jec reactions shape h continues e exert its inuen
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists Tor
its presence.
As Female Medicine,
Il equally powerful effective and restores the equilibrium
safer other medicines which for years
flooded the Market which only Injurious in place
assisting or renovang constitution for very good
son, too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
guorant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No IIineralsg
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake professional character
on the fact that no whatever form the
parts OF the Ingredients Of his Reuvenstng Bi-EeI know
ing what has ened the community b. opium and
mercury.
eneray to the dehiitaed. Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No how down yoa may be,
you are0 mar what the may beenorsake
at whatever has led you depart from Hygnc principles
take his
RejuvenatIng Elixir,
And you will hn1 yourself man-a pride Instead
The reverse to your friends and healthy, sound and worthy
laembeT Of the human family.
Price - per bottle three bottles for S. and forward
ed by mail 10 ali parts OF the United States.
Bold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and csnadas. The trade Supplied At liberal discount
For sale by theprspretors.
u WRIGHT & Co.,
. - 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-14

New YoRK Nov. 13.-The steamer Canada has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the Sd
The steamer North Briton sustained no damage
from getting ashore.
Sir VIM. Dennison is gazetted Governor of Madras
Lord John Russell in dispatch to the British
Minister at Turin justfes the King of Sardinlas in
terterance in behalf of Naples.
1t is believed that Frances prevention of the sea
blockade of Gaeta merely to facilitate the escape
OF the kingof Naples and prevent complications in
case of his capture.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes 69f 35e
Understanding to NeapOlitan accounts Caldlni
was beaten atthe GaylianO, losing 1000 killed and
wounded.
Turin official dispatches the contrary deny that
the SardInians met any defeat whatever.
Capua was attacked on the Ist and capitulated on
the I'd The troops leave with the honor Of war
and 60 to Naples on the Sd. Naples was illumna-
ted and there was great rejoicing.
An attack on Gaeta is shortly expected Victor
Emmanuel crossed the Garigliano.
It is reported that Turky is about to negotiate a
loan in Paris of sixteen million pounds at 534. A
National forced loan is also spoken of.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-14

ST. Louis, Mo. Sept. %. 1860.
At the National Fair this day the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machine, the Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
OCtlHdtw&wlm
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CHARLESTON, Nov 12.-The largest and most en-
thusastic meeting held here met last night to
ratify the Legislative call for a Convention. The
galleries were full of ladies. Speeches were made
by Judge NcGrath, the presiding officer, and Others
When speaker declared the Union dissolved, the
enthusiasm was perfectly wild. Outside meetings
were addressed by merchants ali declaring their
readiness to sacrifice all for the maintenance of
South Cardinals honor. There is no longer any
doubt but that the State will secede The Courier
Office displays the Palmetto flag with the inscription
one side, "SO,ah Carolina has noUed Other States
1oiH toiolo" On the reverse is a single star, with
room fer others. The Charleston banks have agreed
to loan 600 for arming the State. Senator
Hammond has resigned.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov 3Psr Steamer CGaada-COtOn sales Of
the week SEQ bales Of which spectators took A 900 and
Fcrtsrs 10000 bales lower qualities advanced fair quail
ties slightly dearer The advees from America caused the ad-
Breadstus firm Provisions quiet Cotton sales Friday
bales Of which spectators and exporters 5000 baes
closing firm; Orleans Fair Orleans Mddng y Mobile Fair
~, Mobile Middng 6<, Upland Fair u, Upland Mddling
6 stock at Havre l 0Oe ba Marked advanced 394f and
buogant Bias o. Bullion In the Bank OF England decreased
1916 pounds Money market generally unchanged The
cept The Vandbs letters Friday afternoon renewed
excitement ard farther slight advance with large speculative
enquiry The sales vaouy estimated at from g. 600
$4,000 bales This all occurred late Friday afsrnoon
LATEST Q0ESzTowN-sas Saturday 9eOO bales clos
ing baoyant SSk advance the official quotations
Market unsettled Breads uas quie. steady
Provisions quiet. Consols 90.
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Rrons CoIumbia. S. Z.

COLUMBIA, Nov. lS.--Senate.-Fhe bill to suspend
the penalties for suspension of specie payment by
the banks passed on the second reading.
In the House the convention bill was read the
third time and passed unanimously
Resolutions were passed that the joint committee
on military, during the recess shall prepare plan
for arming the State and the joint committee on
finance prepare a scheme to raise the necessary
supplies
resolution for the military committee to enquire
into the proprety of certifying the various exposed
sea coast towns was lost.