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Prsekiayers Carpenters. Jahorers
SIX to 81 SIX toIZ T5c to 9


The rates of board weekly for laborers as given
in the census Of 1850, were in Louisiana S2.70
South Carolina sl75, Tennessee 81 .32, in Illinois
I.49, Pennsylvania LIZ, Massachusetts SIP. The
wages of TIE agricultural classes as given in Parlia
mentaFy reports are in France $40 to $50 per
with board. In Italy Sl2 to $40 per annum. In
the United States agricultural labor is highest in the
Southwest and lowest in the Northwest the South and
North differing very little by the official returns.
9 The non Shareholders Il class. not reduced
by The necessity of orr condition. as is the Ia The
free States 10 find employment IN grounded Giles and
come into competition in close and siclct acOr-Sh0pS
and factories nth TenlOrseleSs and lirnq machinery
fhey have but to compare their condition in this
particular with the mining and manufacturing OpeT-
atiyes Of the North and Europe to be thankful that
God has reserved them fer a better fate. Tender
woman aged men, delicate children, toll and labor
there from early dawn until after candle light from
one year TO another, for miserable pttance scarce
ly above the starvation point and without hope Of
amelioration. The records of British free labor
have long exhibited this and those of own man
ufacturing States rapidly reaching it and would
have reached it long ago, but for the excessive
bountes which in the way Of tariffs have been PAD
to it, without equivalent by the siayeholdlng and
nOn-slaveholding laborer of the South Let tins
tariff cease to be paid for single year and the truth
of what is stated will be abundanty shown.
g. The rOn-sarehoder Is not subjected to tsdt compe-
ton nth foreign pdlpeT labor tpaich has degraded the
free labor of he North and demorGli5ed to an extent
acLich perhaps can neuer be estimated From whatever
cause it has happened whether from climate, the
nature of our products, of our labor, the South
has been enabled to maintain more homogeneous
population and show less admixture of races than
the North. This the statistics show.
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ORGANIZATION.

EHTHERRAs, the growth and power of purely seciona
w party manifest by the result of the PTes
der tia elections party emily tie is hostility
rights Institutions Of the fifteen Southern States-hav
upon the country unparalleled in the history
the Government which in my opinion demands the
consideration OF the Legislative Department and people OF Ten
nesse-
Therefore, IsHAN HARRIS Governor OF the State Of Ten
OF the power and authority vested
Constitution hereby require the and Representative
OF the houses OF the General Assembly OF said State
the Capitol in Nashville, Monday, eth day
may then submitted to them.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused great seal State to be affixed
the Department at Nashville on the 5th day Of Deem
Der, A. d. 1860. ISHAM g. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
J. +. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Banner aud Patriot Nashville Avalanche and Appeal
Memphis Advertiser Chattanooga Reflector, Knoxve and
West Tennessean, Jackson, will copy.
dtcS-itw&WN
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10 IF emancipation be brought about as 1CH,
dob{cll be the case unlesSlthe encrOac'HletS Of the
ft;o1l yojorites Of the North resisted Holr, the
srreBoliers in the main eiAeScdpe ue degrading eq'Gi-
J,,1r;cb must result bg grafton for oc they Icod
ISrs Die means BIZ dsposing Of their personal ctaaeAs,
,rbIsf he noa,slqUetolderS, 9o,tOla these resources
,rof be compelled to remain and endure ne degrade
ton This is a startling consideration. In North
ern communities where the free negro Is one IN
hundred of the total population, he IS recognized
and acknowledged often as pest and IN may cases
even his presence is prohibited by law What would
be the case in many of our States, where every other
inhabitant is a negro, or in many OF our communl-
ties as for example the parishes around and ABOUT
Charleston and in the vienityO New Orleans where
there are from twenty to one hundred negroes %
each white inhabltant! Low would this class OF
people silk by emancipation in idleness superstition
and vice, the white man compelled to live among
them, would by the power 0xerted over him. sink
even lower, unless as is to be supposed he would
prefer TO suffer death instead.
In conclusion, my dear sir, Unjust apologize to the
non-slavehOlders of the South of which class
was myself until very recently member for
having deigned to notice at all the infamous libels
which the common enemies of the South have cir
cuated against them and which our every day
experience refutes, but the occasion seemed fitting
one to place them truly and rightly before the
world. This, have endeavored faithfully to do.
They fully understand the momentous questions
which now agitate the land in all their relations.
They perceive the inevitable drift of Northern ag-
gression, and know that if necessity impe to it.
verify believe it does at this moment, the establish
ment of Southern confederation win be sure
refuge from the storm. In such confederation o1r
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An Ertrn sessIon of tho Lertsla1ure.

1t viii be seen from the proclamation of the Co..
ernor, which we publish this morning, that the
Legislature Of the State is to meet in extra session
on Monday, the 9TH day of January. That is the
day upon which the Legislature OF Virginia is called
together. 1t is probable that the Legislature of
Kentucky may be assembled at the same time. Our
Constitution makes it the duty of the Governor to
state TO the General Assembly "when assembled, the
purposes for which they have been convened"
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Letter from Prof. DeBovv.

We publish this morning letter from Prof. De
Bow to a distinguished citizen of Charleston, S.
The reputation of the writer his familiarity with tho
statistics of the country and the interest and i'm
pOrtance of the subject of which he treats, will en-
sure an attentive perusal Of his letter.
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SATURDAY, DECEmHEH 5. 1860.

Our subscribers will please remember that the
cross marks in pencil on the margin Of the first
page of our paper, indicate the expiration
of the time for which they subscribed is near at
hand.
Look out for the cross marks and renew your
subscription.
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TO Correspondents.

If we published paper twice as large as we do
we could not insert all the communications we re-
ceive. Our friends must not therefore become Of
Tended if their favors fail to appear
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Tor. N. GouADIs Esq, Charleston, !, S. { G. :,
Ens0IVemt Notice.

ETAvING suggested to Dickson County cour. Clerk tn
insolvency OF solomon Petty deceased all persons having
claims against tbs same are notified fIe them with said Gle
properly authenticated before the 81 day Of March, e6
or they will be forever barred JAMES B DUNNASAN,
decS-w4t+ Administrator
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MASONIC.

call meeting Of NeEPortland Lodge No 20s, met at its
~ room, Saturday, the 9th OF October, $780, Mar
ena expelled all the rights and privileges OF free and
excepted Masons for gross and unnasOaic conauc I.
By order Of the Lodg;, JOHN HALL,
deca-uIt Secretary.
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PhiIadeIphia ikeady Made CIothinE

TUsT received an invocs Of COATS. PANTS and VESTS,
q which will be sold at private sales under the market by
decS-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co.
A UCTION SALE OF WATCHES AND JRWELRY To-
~ night, by, BENZ. T. SHIELDS & co.
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MTssTssrPPr ELECTION RETURNs.-The following are
the official returns of the Presidential election in
Mississippi as revised and corrected by the Secre-
tarv of State BEEcKNETDGE, 1921; BELL, 25,OIO ;
Douglas. 32S3 In 1850, the vote stood BucHANANS
S5447 FILLMORE, 24l96.
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LIABILITIES.
mARsHAE'S NOTICE.

ERP SMITH and others seambo James Woods Libel in
- remBy virtue Of warrant issued from the District
Of the United states in and for the District Of Middle
nd order Of the court 10 the above named Jesse Glenn
ents Marshal OF the said District hereby make publication
required by said odr and cite all in general have
pretend have right title interest in the said
boat James Woods her boats machinery sppare tackle and
furniture to appear before the Judge Of the said District Court
at the courtroom in the cspol at Nashville, the first Mon
day In January next be court day. the
fooEng ten O'Clock in the forenoon, there to the
eants in causes Of contract civic and maritime, and further
to do and receive in this behalf justice shall appsrin
This 9th day OF December, 1900
Ewing Cooper, Prosecutors.
CLEMENS, S. Marshal
for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn
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ARrNoREp JoHN BRowN Rant was stated by
General CLARK the Representative from Bolivar, on
the floor of the Houseof Representatives Mississip
ri that private letter had been received by gen
tleman in Jackson, from another IN Nlnconsln, IN
forming INN that an immense raid was beng organ
lied in that State against the South, the plan beng
for emissaries to be introduced gradually and quiz
etly. so as to avoid suspicion throughout all the
South when at a certain time, by preconcerted &C
ton a strike was TO be madc.-AeIRptjS AudtHtcac.
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JUDGE NIsBEr AND Hon. WASHINGTON Poe FOR Sc
cgssroN-The Macon CGa) Telegraph states that these
distinguished citizens Of Macon, addressed the Min
ute Men on Friday night in favor ofsecession. These
gentlemen were among the leaders of the Union
party Of 1850 and 1851.
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SUDerior EDveIopes at Wholesale.

superior envelopes at Wholesale.
yFNHE leave TO call he attention OF Booksellers
Ssoners Dealers in Fancy Goods sna al otners 70 the
extensive and superior quality OF Envelopes manu-
featured by him The kinds embrace style OF Letter.
oca Wedd ng, Port Folio. Drug and other varieties Also,
Parchment and Lined all made and Eummed in the mott peet
manner on the best folding machines yet invented.
Also, Writing Papers OF all kinds Wholesale prices. Gam
pies with trade list Of prices sent by mail, when requested
Dealers irTed 70 call and examine his stock, quSss
prices, styles, &c, &C. SAMUEL RAYNOR,
noV9-d2w lis William Street, New Fozks
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Notice Extraordinary!
THOSE RICH DRESS FURS
Greatly Reduced Prices!
Waterfield & Walkers.

Stewart County. State of Tennessee.
IN STEWART COUNTY COURT AT DO.
Ver--James B. McCarroIi Chas. s. Gummers Il
aisPetton TO sell lard appearing to from complain
ants bill, that Thcs McCsro, Francis Mcoaroli John
McCarro James McCArro Samuel McCarro. Margaret
McCsrro heirs law Of Francis NcCarroll deceased
stats OF Tennessee therefore ordered
that publication be for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville UNION AMERICAN published in the
city Of Nashville requiring said residents to be and appear
before the in Tces Of the County Court OF Stewart
be holden house, said county in the State of
Tennessee Monday January, 1851 and plead
demur cUmpanants BILL the will be taken for
essed as to them and set down for hearing eKparte
W. COOK, Clerk
Gec7-w4t-pr's fee 80. Ct sewart Co. Court.
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rights and possessions se0sld be secure and the 0eah
being retained at home to build up to,ons and cities
to eSeRd railroads, .uld increase our Skippiag
which nolo goes in tariffs or Other inUohtary Uol
targ ributess to Other sections, opuence looUd be diff
fused throughout all classes and loe should become the
reest The happieSt, and the most prosperous and p0lo
ertll nation upon earth Your ob't serv't,
j. d. B. DEBOw.
Tor. N. GoUADIN Esq, Charleston S. C.
%fbe annual drain in profits which is going from the South
TO le North is thus down ty Mr. kesse of Eew York;
Bounties to hshtries, per Y5o0OeO
Customs. per annUn, Jisbursd at the North 600 600
! Fronts Of manuiactureIs-,- ~ vUO;eO0
4 Fronts OF importers. .. 500. y
Prohls OF shipping imports and
/ Profits OF travellers. .... ~ oOS wv
PROFITS Of teachers and others at the South sent North 50e
Profits Of agents. brokers' commissions. GOD
Profits of capital drawn from the Ouo
Total from these sources 2sl Suo oo'
This, from the beginning ihe Government making all prop
deduction from year. has given TO the North over w.
5C0s90OO0 Of Southern wealth. Are her aecnmu aeus then
surprising and be surprised laon should ap
pear to b. less in the South
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USE NOTHING ELSE
Nashville PIOw works.

gBNHIs establishment having been re built -
by Mesurs. Sharp 4 Hamilton, with k=SSSs-sS-=zz-2
increased facilities for manufacturing fiOws IN
Cuvstors, &c, we viii kesp full supply -
OF both Steel and Wough Iron PoWs hand which cali
attention Of Farmers and Planters rAose uplemsns
warranted to perform WE'LL and good IN respect
the best imported poWF, and at uniformly les prices
ootl9-dlW&W9m H1LLhAN BROTHERS.
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SnIe SfearIhnat-

Sale of Steamboat.
By virtue Of order Of the District Court
United States Nashville the X Smith
steamboat James Woods win the 18th day OF Janua
~ le6O on board Of said steamboat at the city wharf, proceed
to sell st public vendue, the said steamboat
apparel tackle and furniture, to the highest bidder The
purchaser VIII be required to three thousand dollars cash
and give With good security, payable bank for
residue OF the purchase in equal ns ailments
twelve, eighteen twenty four aud tr months from
sale. This 9th day Of December, 1860.
Ewing & Cooper, Prosecutors.
CLEMENT5. U. 3. Marshal
decI-d for the Middle Dist. of Tenn.
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SIOO Reward.

SSTOLEN the night Of the OF Dec
- large BAY FILLY two years old last Spring, l5
high ia forehead and white snp between her ncsrs,
black legs and sired by the celebrated horse wash
ington and very much like him in color and appearance
OF the opinion that she stolen by discharged
vc and ask the attention Of the people throughout the State
the above description.
give $500 for the thief aud s25 for the mare.
w. II JOHNSON, Agent,
does Tennessee Penitentiarv.
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The Effects of the Panic!
IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE,

AhMENSE UASIkESS AUCTION SALE,
HARDY BROTHERS. AuctiOneers
nN Wednesday n0rning, 9b Nov. IsG0, 10 oclock,
" will sell IS assorted cottage bsisteads full glass 9r
table shelf walnut and Wood handsome
canopy bedsteads DO rundes DO full canopy u
ed marble top bureaus IA settE od chairs
assorted wood and rocking chairs; walnut
and cherry lounges and maitases; assorted oee dess
handsome Misses Bureaus; assorted setting tables; breakfast
tables sets rosewood pAFor soca6es 4chs
rim cribs; handsome cLanher etts cottage furnitnre
octave wood pianos; sscoad hand No meodeon
spring martrass 40 shuc do - cotton top do besides
articles OF furnitnre not ms3red Also lge inVnce
OF cigars Chewing and smoking aces. Ehiskeys vines
dies, bright aud No secondhand family rocka
way, new PrEee Albert TOP buggy aad harness. "a escorted
clocks, 70 DO Watches 9eis Japan toilette siv-
knives, forks spoons tea se bler Dishes oyster Carriers
ice pitchers etc. Terms n.it cash in money
HARDY BROTHERS,
Aucflsassrs & Gen1 g's ~ PubHs squars.
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Large TTade-SaIe of DFy Goods,
shoe Stock, etc.
Tuesday December IIth, 1860, at 10 o'clock,
BENZ. L. SHIELDS eco,
III sell Of those concerned large mis-
w cellaneOuS ssasOnabe Dry Goods Trimmings
varieties with invoice Of Shoe Stock, received from hs
manufacturers, which will be sold pay acceptances.
BENZ. 2. SHIELDS L 90.
P s-OlotheI Cssmeres Vestings and Merchant TsyOrs
Goods will also offered Tuesday evening early gas
decs-;d B. Z. S. Il CO
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A Vigilance Committee has warned all free ne
rroes away from Montgomery, Alabama.
Secession cockades have appeared in the streets
Of Philadelphia.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE


FEyE insolvency the Of John Caruthers deceased
being suggested to the Clerk o. Macon county,
ordered by sail Clerk, tat persons having claims
against said estaee hereby notified file them legally autbn
catei with the said Clerk Of Macon county Court Tennessee on
before first dag May next in order tlat and
division pro rata may be made. n. N. ALEXANDER
dec4-W4t administrator,
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\ WORD TO NEw ENGIAND.-Under this caption
writer IN the Montgomery Mad suggests 10 New
England that Immediately upon ti~ occurrence Of tie
SECESSION, eue7y Patent Right noo held ,rH become a.
most Il not entirely 1oorteSs The secession States
will Of course, be freed from the restrictions of the
United States Patent Laws, and all who desire to do
so may manufacture and vend and use articles at
present patented by the United States, within their
limits. 10 whatever extent they may choose
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Fine Fruit Frees ut Auction.
ENTILL be adei assortment Of Apple Pesch
Cherry and Plum Trees Gooseberres, Grape lie Plants,
and Dwarf Pears. See advertisement
decl.tf BENZ. f. SHIELDS
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YOU LOOK IN VAIN,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nay 10, 90

Trey,N Y.
Ges-0ur firm having sold large quantities OF your E
Han and bearing il 30 unserfaiy corr
endeI by mary patrons in the highest manner a. 70 Us
INNTrABLK qualities, induced 20 give iar having
for years troubled with falling q ne har ayne 81
scalp veil the additional annoyance OF many grey hairs
the scalp apparently diseased Ater admiralty uang
Restorative. and hDdng rs eood quail
apparent csmmenced the OF the second ana ny hair Is
corditisu than before during M
sorped falDg and the scalp has resumed its func
tons most cheeruy recommend your article a. having al
the virtues you claim In addition to my own case
oat out al eas Gy Dersoas In CITY s0Ao @7re lad he
same erDeriencs myself You are a. liberty 10
use this letter IS you may proper, aad will be happy
your article personally on any and all oeeasors
Yo1rT resnsetfaIly JAHzs STEWARr,
or the arm OF Stewart 4 sutler.
Reioic "a with gray hairs and bald heads for the Ennia6
vii the original hetuy and
with luxurlant Srowth.-1rog Budget
Tf ven wish e have the real color instead Of tie duh rough
o which hair de inpars Hensstrests Resfora4frs
h nrrorates roots Of the hair makes young again
no matter be W much nay faded ."-B0ss0n TrdreIer
USE NOTHING ELSE
Fold everywhere-Priee any cents and 81 . bottle.
3 HAGAN L CO., Proprietsrs. Troy.NY
Sold in Nashville BY g. W. Hendershot Berry 4 Benovils
Ewing PendIeon Rains Brown and all responsible drug
gsts. oct30-d, tE&Wly ms
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SYRUP,

experienced Eure and Female Physician presents
ntOn Of mothers, her
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To the Southern credit, however. must be given;
raw seIO8
Bretdstufs [the North having received from she South
value large in these as the whole fore En eI-
portI 1000, 600
43,7l6,lO6
ad8 % $50 ISL
s,hsyn los Az
No-tbern g. sol OO5
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Reioice s with gray hairs bald heads Enita5ls
viii to ats original etuy and cover the
with luxuriant SrOWth.-Irog Budget
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Hsyt 5000 S. to 5000 600
Sugar longer exported and the quantity Of Coffee
y third Of Cotton tenth Of the exports
| 1880 This give upon Northern authority.
Jamaica. 1915. 1891.
Ar. Sec.
Rum 93,95O q" 1891 "
37, 1893 g 7,O95,G23
The value the present slave production of the
| South is thus given