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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

The South and West---Their Payments.
A merchant of this city, doing business with the
South and West to the extent Of $4,000 year. has
kindly answered inquiry as to the relative sue
cess of collectors South and West.
The stands thus: he has had collectors in both
regions during the same period, with the following
result:
"Recsipts from Florida. Tennessee AID Arkansas:
1871 1880
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A BEAUTIFUL POEN-AmOng the poems in manu-
script left by the late CHARLES G. EASTMAN, is one
with the title of 1.-The Orphan, which we print be-
low From the freshness of the ink in which i
is written, the Montpelier (VermOnt) PGtriOt of
which paper he was editor, infers that it was one
of the last-perhaps the very last-of his poetical
productions. 1t is as sweet in conception as it is
graceful in diction.
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STATE AID DEFEATED-After n very able discus
sion Of nearly the entire day. the bill aid the cti
zens of Georgia in the construction of railroads.
put on its passage in the House of Representa-
tives yesterday, and lost by vote of fty-three to
seventy-fiye.-M lIedgeUiIle Recorder, Aou "A.
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ARKASsAs.-Hun Henry NJ. RECTOR was lnaugu-
rated as Governor of Arkansas, in the presence OF
both Houses of the Legislature on the 18th,
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OFFICIAL VorE OF GEoRGA.-Accordingt to the Off
cial returns made by the Executive to the Legisla-
ture the average vote on the BREckINRDGE ticket is
81 500: on the DOUGLAS ticket II 500; and on the
BELL ticket q SS2 The majority against the BEEcK-
INRTpGE ticket is 1913
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TExAs-The Galveston CiUiGua says BRECKIN-
RIDGES majority, over BILL and DOUGLAS combined.
will be $4,000. Every county as far as heard from,
gives BEEcKNEIDGE a majority. He received every
vote cast IN Brazonia county.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.---The EUeniRg Democrat
CHARLES NJ. CARROLL, Esq, has disposed of the
Ereninq Democrat to DR.. W. r. HURLEY and Mr.. I. j.
KELLY. DR.. HURLEY announces himself as editor
The paper has been suspended for few days to
perfect the new arrangement.
R,dhaJord Telegraph, Mr. $ NoRTHcoTT has retired
from the Telegraph and is succeeded by r. S. CrRRN
ESQ. who introduces himself as the new editor, in
a modest salutatory.
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PROCLAMATION.


State of Tennessee,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNKNT.B
TT appears from the Of the Oes holding the Elec
ton on the dr Tuesday which Eshe 9th day ofNovembe
purpose Ct eectng Electors for President and
Vice President the United States that Bale Peyon OF sum
nea Taylor OF Carter, DeAderick Ct Washington.
Temple Of knox, Alfred Caldwell Of McMnu, Stanton oil
Smith, Edward Golsday Of Wilson, WIN Kerheyal Of Lin
n John Brown Giles, John HOuse Of Montgomery
Alvin Hawkins Of Carroll and Habos OF Shelby having
received the largest number OF votes, we're elected.
therefore certified that the said Bale Peyten Tay
Tor, J. W. Deadrc, Temple Alfred Caldwell, Stanton
Edward GoIladyy, VIM kercheval, John Brown John
House, Alvin Hawkins and Majors duly and CoLssu
onay Electors for the state Of Tennessee to vote for
President and Vice President OF the United States.
In testimony whereof, !, IsBAh G.. Harris, have
hereunto my hand and caused the great seal Of
H. the State affixed at Nashville, this, 24th day
Of Noveaber, D., 1860. IsHAM G. HARRIS.
~ JE. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
Nov25-dkwIt
Superior Envelopes at Wholesale.
THNHE subscriber bgs call the attention OF Booksellers
staione Dealers in Fancy Goods and all others, to the
superior quality Of Envelopes manu-
by The kinds embrace style OF Letter, Note
OcaI Wedd n.y. Folio. Drug and ether varieties Also,
and Lined all made and gummed in the most perfect
manner N the best folding machines yet invented.
Also Writing Papers Of all kinds at whoesae prices Sam
plea adeist prices sent by mail, when requested
Dealers invited call and examine his stock, qualities,
prices, styles, &c, &c. SAMUEL RA1NOk,
noy9-d2w lis William Street, New York
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY 1,


@%- DR. KING, formerly Of Neg York FOR the iasi
4bAS four ycs1 Of Louisville Kentucky, and Who has
devoted hir attention private diseases for s
thirty years. faters HIMSELF having atts7dd practice
many years, cured Thousands be s cur
ali diseases Of private nature, matter how bad hey nav
injudcous medical treatment, from neglect 81 their own
King Dspenssry No @ Deaderck veu Cher
Square, where he all diseases Of pFae nature
cured without naucous medicine nlersssens
from business
sTzIcruaks Of old recent date, cecualy ea- IN a..
days. BY operation whieacaus pain where stcturI
health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps sans.
mischief and un6srminea the constitution mich.
SYPHILIS, with the diseases Of skin growing mt a. -
lect bad treatment, bseecusy cured 10 lev saw
WEaKs. particuar attention having hem -iv e.
this disease, aHd 81 the eonquenees growing Of a. brourAt
many By the destructive habits If
Youths and excessive indulgence Of The passions nsr q
which will undermine The constitution rendering he anhi1 ~
for business sssisty, and eausng premature od 49,
Females Who may Be Abong with any dculty N ~ w.
nay assured Of Immediate relief
Psrsonsrssdlny abroad By writing and stating tbsir - ,s
fs ecclOsed directed % Dr. A. King No. "a psssrsf -
Nashville Tenn viii have he Necessary .eine ssf 49,,
address Win necessary difeons Stc sscrsey osssvsd Os
~sY73. ts59-d&Hlv
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Just RECEIVED BI
z. fla q "A N sc CO.
Al College street.
!. HerzOg,s ENCYCLOPEDIAS; work Of rare merit.
= vols. 81 OU.
9. Kuriz's Church History, from IL Reformation
to the present time. 81 So
3 kuFtz's sacred History; being guide to the M.
dersisnding Of the divine plan Of salvation 81 IS.
4 The neauIifMI City, and the King OF
GLORY. BY Woodbury. Davis. Ole
S. Ishmall and the Church. cr the rise, progress
and fall Of M5hamRedsnism. By Lewis chussmsn,
ID. 81 25.
6. The Pilgrims Progress for the Young;
something nice and beautiful. SOC.
SCIEN FHFIC.
1. The Five Senses. or Getaways 10 knowledge. BY
George Wilson, N D. Coo.
Pocket AHatOmIst; bsing eomPlete description OF
ths ANATOMY Of the human bedy; by Hiles 75e snd
81 w..
LITE AIRY
1. ClaremOunt, or the Undivided Household;
g. Lllias and her Cousin; tale Of the old Domin-
ion. By Author ''Thos. Jackson, and ''Taltsr
seyton."
?. The Young AmerIcan's Picture Gallery,
with seventy Illustrations. novl6-dkWa
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TINHIs AltoEsther medicine, the result Of nodsrn
abstract sho q care irrspseas q al Tie cd snd
worn cut systens Pubhei b. aeeocPhed quack % TIE sur
unnitatsd ielt his duty have The Err ssts b.
ne Ssos Medical FSegls .ho vhoat even one dls.sasnE
eo1tsol over the whole physical When has fne has
pOa have been tried Long thought years q pstnt
investigation, and M despsraAdE detsrnin4iisa hss
rng humanity only hing aaf can cure rs soo1ins
diseases-uAneys
Mental and Physical De; r.s.iOa,
Dsss-aina.iOn Of blood to the Had,
Confused Ideas,
Ress'essLsss ard slssplsssusss a. Night,
Absences Of Muscular BlHeieney,
Loss Of Appetite,
Emaeiaton.
Dissemination Of The orsAns Of
PsiSitstion Of me Hears.
And in fact al the sonsnitauts Of anil deaed
state Of the system.
As n stimuIant,
II is quite different alcoholic preparations MS not us
srS.y and e ,py , = ob = m = cert -
il presence
As Female medieine,
It equally powerful Elective and restores the equsbruu
and Iar than all Tie ether medicines Whh yeas
have flooded the are only njurous In place
Of assisting renOvatne he constitution very zOod
too, that they ry made the minds
gnorant o. the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks to stake hI professional character
the iae that minerals whatever rm The conpoDsnt
parts or the gFedeuts o. his Reavsnatag Exir-Ee
ing what ruin has been enabled community By opium and
mercury
Generay to the debrtatsd Dr. Wright would nv. Never
despair No matter how down Jou may
EeAk matter what the may have tfsrsake
at once whatever las led you % depart from Hyg % principles
take his
RejuyenatinE Elixir,
And will soon fnf yourself pride astssd
me reverse % your friends and healthy sound, and worthy
laemheF Of the human family.
" Price - per bottle, three bottles FOR 8,
ed BY mail 70 all paris q the United states.
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout ate States
and Csnahas- The TIie supplied liberal disconnt
For sale By the proprietors
J. WRIGHT a CO.
~ snd ISL Chartres street,
New ORLEANS, La
Sodin Nashville By O. w. Hsnderaholt, Berry DamOyiIle
wing PendlstoH and all responsible druggists oclP
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IMMENSE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE,

HARDY BROTHEaSs AuctEOnecrs
AN Wednesday m1rni1g, 18th Nov 1850, At 10 O'Clock re
~ will sell 4S assorted cottage beistea5 llI glass Dor
table shelf walnut, oak ami wood book handsome
heseads do trIndes do full assort
ed marble top sureAus IA sets eaneal chairs N
assorted wood and cane seat rocking chairs - walnut
and cherry lounges aui mattresses assorted once dess
handsome Misses Bureaus assorted setting hles ebsaast
tables sets rosewood parlor chairs soea 4chdt
rim cribs; handsome CHAMBER Iss cottage farnfnrs new
octave wood pianos; second hand No meiodson new
spring mattresses, 80 shuck DO Is cotton top bee nuey
Gus articles OF furniture 10t mentioned Also Large invoice
OF cigars checking and smoking tcbEcco EhseYs vines bran
dies, etc. bright and starr No secondhand family rocSa
way, new Prince Albert top buggy and harness. ~ assorted
clocks, 10 DO watches 9eus Japan toilette silver pa
knives forks, spoons tea SETS butter dishes, oyster Cser
ice pitchers etc. etc Terms nett eas money.
HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctioaesrs Geni AgtS. 42 Public EIuaEs
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PATHS MI SIC
ar m'CLURES.

HAVING associated with ne M KI11H -
J hoRToS and Prof. HzkscH<Ir FEEros I eflsa
an prepared to attend an orders for 7lsafag N
and Repdirtsg Pianos, Msiodeons a al kinds -
as will give perfect satisfs-tio1
Those IN want Of EiOiins and Guitars, can now have
the assistance Of Prof RnsToE in their selection.
large Stock Of SteinNays A. r. Gale Co = Pisncs On
hand, sold at New York prices regrdies OF Frsgh &C.
have also large Of 81 Octave PiaDoa Tor
payment
For thetes Pianos &e call long established
Store. No. 33 Union street. JAS. A. M'CLURE.
nnylo
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CITY Bank Money wanted /!

EEyE will take Notes the CITY BANK Of Nashville
w and on all solvent Georgia. South Carolina and Alaba
.;a,.-,-7 +. HAGhN Il CO,
novss-tf Al College Street.
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FOr Louisville and Cincinnati.
TENHE regular packet steamer NIeIrOse NIT.
SAtI nasIsr, Wi depa,; as above and all in sIaSA
u O'Clock. For freight passage apply on board ar %
II. Il. GARRISON,
Rov29-t A HAMILTON, Agents
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The Effects Of the Panic!

Soldin Nashville By o. W. Hendershott Berry DsmoyiI
wing PendstOn. and all responsible Druggists oezP
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j. o GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, Z JNO. C. BURCH
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-18
The Speaking iE KnerriIls.

81, Sad a po,i.sai assssse or 10 JEls siry.
~ Tr-,fa7 Lag thsf sall iYas be- rs'sezaE,fsd.
~ far &c sa5 raaas b.. she a.-dis zg,d
Esd as -zre d So parties j. rss 30, o
-ats- %. 7zi rssl assaJss fse-ssH, gs.Hg 9
a.-r,.r % between Gel TA,loS Gss wsgr-
Ia..-s azG Cal HoFEpf, representative OF
RE k..gyo ral zickst Tor the Ssa,s Et .srgs, Of
e.. EEEeEHsEILasz aae IoulLas. 80 sss
8. aas s-ssasstj asf'oH Bs.t5nK for shea nc
s,-ssioE SO Ustr g was hasd 90 tHd =
taas. q sEi rssseaabit H.su vho sas 81,
ssEas8sd 20 ogsa lba1 l., bad goae sF Ss,A
ses. D.saaisa aossEsHt. sEa,r she Iced 81
H-rssrsfidFs
E-s resi- Fsspis % DC EaoI asrc here. aud
20 q. "a a., aa8 a. ~ early EaaT. lse tepa
sas fl& q peopjs. tlToHgng atl she praa-
e.sl stresis Prsf.ssig At g.. 0,loch the
sast rrgEd ass,.-ti.d "a .lr ie.ast grove -
ire Isl1ab. lgststate 70 Hasa eusyt- shsrs
-t4zs ar.s arss sEs,tsa 10 Tie sFsskrTs.
q sea caaUaa zz. acHsjaF iorsh Es Peeis.
sad "a uaaHrr e.. -s.l- "r7s r.asaE Tot
.tr aaa t,rssa COOS sic sUaslllss5sE asd
l-s EHs8s. ace r-Esr Dsl.Erss uia}rs ssa
fs4.lss. sarsaIasd Sue s;aae asa zen
BH4rsassEs led q With bis gIusi reel, aad
asil' res lie tsuss sPss1b- Ala feT hassss
hope SOD sEpscssgaRSi be laborss ed
ta-. sz5 sas ajg Ssipt ,s tis sset ssslsss
81 80 BE- assisrsd tbst PfSv!dsses created
si,.s gr,-s ---sl4y, lat C0!urssss discovered
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Breckenridge a Week Nan.

BEE, searidse WSs Dare siTsEE lHas in hi.
native stats, bet siu,e b. herzu,s ihs trsi
Of the Ssrss,t1nizIs OF lhs so4tb BE- has lest
b., ''rsngth saa forfeited tee respect % hjs
-oHsl-fseht1 is he ssrrat au.tastri cen.
'-E' d" hratarky, hre.ksaridss vas hgatrg 10
his DO O pee lssir his o~a ,ity, be ess ,0aE-
y, be- eva tosKrsss snal pi-tFiri, aui 10 bis
own STATE TWENTY THREE THOUSAND.
by The Boil aad Everett candidate Foor
BreessHstdRo' tis fase has hesa rga, bis
day. numbered. aad 90 The 9th ct neat No.
weather be viii b. buried aBd Ne propose
isat BIZ, fl.eH3s ,asrFias the fslioN az cpl
tsPg gpya a,s tomb staHs
Ia Fksfs % sias s-rssl osFps--
r-Ins sitssa thgudsF-ssd pisA iaaHf cal sssss--
T. ri'sg &c wa uhs gSts his sftsshs-s
(. t.s -sshlgg . Ria
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whitthbrns a squsttsr Sovereign.

tbs yu,s " h,tih"J,r NAo fs ayv saaras-
stag saE sisFe. aeasi-g noufiss ,oT his Sqeti.
tsr Seysreigki{ ~ anats. sod bell i5T Ers
shelisioHssE ussde q srvr,h In Columbia,
Tennessee. gs The M OF Gst last, g,,iaE al
sssosst Of y, dajags - th, Chailrs,ou Cen
weston, TIE ohiest St h,s zpst,A ~as So
prepare tas Esinds ~ the Is-fpe,r afs - 20
fss paoeIas abe, ~ IheH frit suH6dsbt . agld
b. Uynlrslrb - Bs';,uorc
TAs' 80 nag 81 NJ ws'uhafsS las,.cs- -
eiy, h,s essti woFls, a. psshIisasi BY fbs
vss,y Tvss
Eslts'F sad -. Judge nauals, 9. ~ a
RvuurFat Hu1 that loo vtH stIfk= frf iAr
iis.Hag-aii# frf'r :. rr aheHij ~ Eaur.ns-
trI a5i-.a r4-rs / jar .ar w4u ssppart
hial
e. Wa.ul rr~r snr's o. ,s.I h, uraIl a.-.H-
sF .rasE ti- trfrJrs's an# H,s ~ bts iHiu las
haata 81 -tf =faa ia t,rrfirf1. Who hi3ri
abb .Hrs Peg y sr vhs ~rtf 'a taa #Bsra
u.:. aaF 81 iioar lh =r.n 7tsrH.tsi iEs aanss
s.r.aI sch Lp fhau Coz RISK th- pfutsta.eo ~
t-aErrss ir aa.rs p. paa'5 .s1hef fsa.t f'r
SGHsaftf 'l ln sbs .vnFf,>sl..su
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sesesl ssl esasse ssIsins u lses :
atsssscs - ssa sessr ssneeFstle nsIahs
sass dlsssss dAfg, - 20 wats spssutuiss =
'sas ssssassst sesetslss, ~ ssk u. Ia ssst.
Ne Gee, 4 hsisf 8. Regular issssslsass
sas etea eails4 Ssssifst S-s7tEses In dsfis-
Zee, sus " wss q sItt.sAsas sgaAtet
sSvvFxigis expresses tse doctrine 81 the en-
IRE bs@Rrtsie party slans ts4s, spsa ,ar
saelsss '.f Shaver! 10 lAs Tesfitssiss Cas-
htsi svss9sa the 5sessias, ami peasiat be-
cane its shAmplos Il u Substantially this /,
The peeeI, bf fsshicrS, amer rs oreasiss-
tios saaa > Tt4ises;sl tiesstuasu,. have
ths psSsf shs sas fssbl e asttrniiss ~ Zee
seiiea 81 thsls Territorial Lssislstassas Aslh.
81 slastsF sksil o. shall oct ertst $50 Ter
sitory - - is4sts 20 - sonaes eat sfii
TIE opposite asrtriSs IA. gksi rs virtue Of
che degisisa 81 the Supreme Court, 10 tbs
ease ct Ihed Septi, slavery vxis,s In the Ter.
ritoriea, SEA that ssithst coEsts,s o. The
Territorial legislature cen shtoasis Il. ssJ
ihs' Il esh hs deas ehiy hs The people ia she
iefnatisa II their constitution. uhss they
are termed ta,e State. ~ subsequently ty
shtst Statf testsls,are
The lorirEas OF the rSlarr Cade. % ef
rrotsrtiaa. IS sslnp sttir u, Is this That
Congress shaii provide by The sssrtmrW Of
saitshae bass, soE securing 'e she sWesrs oG
slaves tie geaeesbis Possssvoh ssd esloy-
meat u their slaves, In the Territories uaiil
shcy srs formed late States, 70 he eotsra,d
hv State lava
Rs sgssttsF soSFfviKuty. thea, u Is asset
The EiSiaE q unlimited power 20 the yrsri'
sad a. The people eSR do more anlri Trrri-
taFial THAI under STATE Go,,rument, the
coed - toe r~"ple uoRlj ht consulted, aud
tAtir iasr'ssIs P'amu',d, ~ having tr'n
Frr5afs ala avs u a Territorial condition
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nev M ferlsr.

Eaqsi,y Sss ms5s In oat paper u lsst
xssk. a. 10 uhs the Rsv NJ Pssisr uas, 70
whsB, the Ratofigns tbsriss S.lsssts sas i,sak-
lag bis tnfAmsas AsslstloH sPseebf We
lsnfu thai Nj fesles iaa very soEsssi man,
ah4 al acceptable Nlhlaisr Ia ibe C0nbstisBd
Pts,hyi,riae Church. sud W 20 u'ssss fsteFs
Asoluionism sainbsr 10 stpdiHs The sans
doenmsai 10 gesrIr sil the Ciors1vss IN the
county, bot thu, fact does cot make them
AholnlnHtsis
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The pisunlen Bell YsatAs..

- J. Is1ss,. OF Aisbiuz q zoe Jsl'-
sssrss~ Of ths Hfssusoa sofa IN the soefh
ard Jls uss1 800 had al l4Ierss.s n:,E
BGess eRr-des 81 Wash,sE,sa sad cos1sd his,
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