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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-18

Alta meeting 'of the Board of Directors Of the
Branch of the Bank of Tennessee Sparta the 18th
day of November. 1860, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted, to-wit:
WHEREAS. Since our last meeting, death has been
in our midst. John Warren is no more forever At
the time of his death he was member of our
Board and since the establishment of our Branch
has been constantly associated with us. either as
Cashier or Director. We deeply deplore our loss.
He departed this life his late residence SIX miles
west of Sparta on Saturday the 10th inst. In con-
tcmblating his DEATH with melancholy pleasure we
remember that he was good man in all the rela-
tons of ife-as master, father husband, neighbor,
citizen and as public officer. In the different re
lations which he sustained TO this institution. his
conduct was characterized by the s.rictest fidelity
10 the public while the gentleness Of his nature and
his uniform courtesy won for him the esteem ana
love of all who knew him. Therefore
ReSolued That in the death Of our esteemed friend
John Warren. this Board has lost one of It's most
faithful and efficient members and the public one OF
its best citizens.
ReSOlr5d That we sincerely. cendole win hl'
family account of this their sad bereavement
ReSolrod That this preamble and resolutions DC
signed by the officers and directors and q copy %
transmitted to the widow OF the deceased. and thai
the same be transmitted 10 the Nashville papers ior
publication. Jos G.. MITCHELL, Cashier
j. W. b. ANDERSON. Clerk
DAVID SNoDGRAss, Jr.,
j. c. TREwITT.
BRYCE LITTLE
JAMES II. MORGAN,
J.D. GoODPAsTURB.
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Tuv p,rrr CoxCERTs-We are informed that the
sale Of tickets for these concerts will commence to-
morrow Iondayl morning at the theatre box Office.
As the competition for places has been quite sharp
wherever the PAT has appeared far, families in
tending to be present will do well to secure their
places carly.
Never having heard the young prima donna, We
subjoin a notice by an intelligent New York critic
who was present at her debut:
"Ahl Yagabond, there is only ore thing in the
world" said my friend.
Muse, of course | replied.
No wonder he said so that night Patti was sing
ing away for the first time in 'Lucia," rolling out
the rou!ades and showering the fortunes as Alad-
din did jewels on his way to the princess. Music,
of course; for he one Of your susceptible peo-
pie alive to eli the delicate and subtle influences of
sense, who are brain to their fingers ends, and
therefore readily reached. The quick drops of
sound set all his nerves tinging. Besides, 1t was
an OCCASION solemnity of art, and he was devOut
worshipper. Patti was making her debut, was sue
ceeding. Twas a holiday night, when fashionable
people do not like to be seen in public yet the great
house was crowded with The most distinguished fire.
ouenters Of the opera. There had been no herald
ing Of the little girls fame prolonged prelimi-
nary advertisements, no prodigous prOpltiatOry
placards, no indecorous devices. True, at a
matinee the day before, some fifty or hundred
musical people were present, and got prepared
with the public, but this all. | recoect
very distinctly my own surprise on that morning.
The big dark theate- looked bigger in the darkness,
and dismal enough. !, purblind, couldn't distin-
guish my friends in the gloom, and had nothing to
de but to look at the stage; so watched Ferri and
Brgnoli stalking around in hats and French boots,
but hardly listened TO Ashton without kill, and at
Ravenswood without plume Then there came
on in plain bonnet and shawl little, unassumng
body, who was to attempt Lucia. The people
shrugged their shoulders and drew up their coaks,
and Patti began.
She wasn't at all tmid only shy; looked like a
bird posing her wings for the first fight; but she
knew her wings would hear her; she only waited
a moment, and then upward scared. They didn't
shrug their shoulders after the first few notes; they
looked around at each other and said Did you
hear that :" " What Goes it mean| d" Is she really
a singep?" And then came more notes, clear and
crisp and true, and sweet, and then high one
away up among the ledger lines. ever so far; the
bird was soaring out of sight. oh but she'd fall
soon and flutter and all would be over But soon
instead, the difficult music began; the great test
passages that called all the skill Of Lagrange and
Bosio and Sontag; and can we believe onr ears-is
this child really singing well rs any of them 81
it was. She was an artist, a great singer, and no
body knew anything Of it.
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ARREST OF COUNTERFETERs II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF SPumoUs MoNEY.-0n the
afternoon of the 18th the police Of Memphis made
descent on honse in that city, which had for some
time been suspected. The house had been fixed up
as a grocery, and whisky shop was in full blast
The descent of the police was so sudden and unex-
pectel. says the Argus. that no preparations had
been made for resistance or escape, and the entire
party were at once subJugated. Several persons
were playing card in the grocery upon the en-
trance of the officers, Burr BoND and two others
named CARROLL. and KELLY, who were at once ar
rested The occupants of the house, who gave their
names as O CARTER and MICHAEL KENNEDY, were ar
rested but two women, also in the house. were per-
mitted to remain. Upon searching the premises the
following property was discovered Two gold
watches; quantity of jewelry, mostly Of the
Cheap kind, consisting of bracelets, breaches,
earrings, etc: quantity Of false diamonds, also
quantity Of small diamonds, carefully done up by
themselves which were thought to be genuine, and
the following counterfeit notes $3.50 Of fives Canal
Bank of New Orleans; $40 of fves Southern Bank of
St Louis. SIS CT fves, Bluff City Bank of Illinois
50 of ones Bank of Kentucky, Bowling Green; 50
Of threes, Southern Bank of Kentucky s. Of ives,
Southern Bank of St Louis; sos of threes, Bank of
Wilmington. n. c.; total s25l. There an Eng
lsh sovereign and a half sovereign Of spurious
gold.
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New ORLEANS Nov l6COttOn sales to-day $500 bales de-
clned a mddng I0Gll sales of the week 1900 bales;
ceps OF the 81 bass exports Of the week ales
total receipts this port less than last bales
all Southern ports less than the time last year 500
bales; stock New Orleans 292, 600 bales.
CHIRLEsTcS, 5-sas OF Cotton day 1000 bales
during $500 bales The market closed unsettled
decline Of 9Hc Good Middlngs IO5l9llc. The receipts Of
the week q, 000bales.
NOZZLE Nov l5Sales Of Cotton to-day $500 bales Mdiings
at l0Hc. The market dull
SAVANNAH Nov lIn consequence Of tAe decline in Sterling
Exchange % the demand has been checked and transactions
to-day limited to 3O7 bales at irregular prices.
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Az ELEGANT EsrADLIsIMENT-Mr. G. w. SMITH is
fitting up the corner store in his new block on the
corner of Church and Vine streets for Drugstore,
and 1t will be one of the handsomest most convent
emily arranged in the city. We understand it is to
be occupied by Mr.. W. J. SMITH, long and fayorably
known as the prescriptiOnist in the Drugstore of
10. G. BRowN. College street.
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The Wheat Markets

The Louisville Journal Of Saturday sour adVces from
Rchmond Va that there market for wheat in
Richmond and that the ners and dealers not purchasing
staple any price. The Louisville market is condition
somewhat similar that of Richmond millsr in almost
every instance refusing buy 1t will be by reference to
report that but 200 bushels aken and that at
decinessy from Csc to 81 C5 per bushe We would advise
their wheat upon the market present. with
the hope there will be improvement at early day.
The Cincinnati Wheat market reported dull at s 10 per
b,sha
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CHEROKEE CUREg

An unTaiEf % cure for Seminal Weakness. Moe
tufnaI Commissions, LaPotsHcy, , 5oss Sf POsOeT,
and Di5FcaM Aenstruatioa, and all Diseases caused
6y dsUidting from tie path Of Nature, and fndEging
az Self Pollution.
By the use Of this Cure al improper discharges are
ed the weakened organs Of generation are speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either SEX contemplating marriage, should reect that sound
necessary promote communal nappiness
the "Cheroee Cure the dsbiated worn down and
desparng Of sensual pleasure will hnd reief
1t safe pleasant in aste but i'm IN It's action
tsnng poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup .
Price 81 per Bottle three bottles for So and and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. PTcprietoIs, st. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pend eon Berry Demoville,
G. w. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere
varvIv
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Specie.
......psr I Silver
nick RINER.

VTTE for sale in the bend Of Duel
Wv River miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad. Said lands bounded by Vanc eDayd
Duck River Willis Banton and Abner Barton. TwnthTds
bottom and level about $50 cleared
several good springs and is No. Stock Farm We will sell
half all Of the suit purchasers Those wishn
good Stock Farm healthy country good community
&C. &o would de well to and look detsrm
med sell. For further particulars address NJ Barton Tu
lAhous, O. G. Brewer, Manchester,
dccIS-tekEtf BREWER & BANFON.
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NEw oRLELN Nov 17-Coton dull, sales to-day eco
bales Correct quotcns be given Sugar dull SK9
OK; MUlAses 25996; Flour has declining tendency, 40;
Freigh,s to Hsvre 1 Sterling exchange 393H premium On
bills Of IAdng par91 premium New York Sight Exchange
discount q par.
NV YORK. Nov. l7.-Cotton dull and unsettled. Sales ofIOO
bales Miidling Upland 9 FOur declined 1920 cents
sales 1sCO bbs 1905 30 The liability to sell exchange and
the extreme ghnes money almost suspension of bu-
sness.
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AooErrANcE OF A TENDER OF VOLUNTEERS FRox
TrNSrsspr nv THE GovEENoR CT SOUTH CAROLINA
A letter was exhibited to US yesterday from Gov
Grsr Of South Carolina accepting the services of
gentleman of this city, who rendered corps of vol
nnteers, which he proposes to raise in the event
thew slsua be needed by South Carolina in the de-
fence of her rights and honor.
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From nliIIidgeviIIe, georgia.

MnLEDGEvHLE Nov l5.- There was considerable
discussion in the Senate to-day, the motion re-
feFring the million dollar appropriation bill for arms
and ammunition 10 the Finance Committee. The
bill provides that the money be subject the con-
troll Of the Governor Many Senator's objected to
the placing Of the sword and purse in the same
hands, when the reference failed The bill viii pro-
coed in regular order and will pass.
bill was introduced suspending the collection
of debts till 1861. Laid over
A resolution was introduced giving power to
the Governor, in case of Federal coercion being
employed against seeding State, to employ the
effective military resources of the State to resist
such coercion. The resolution will pass.
Toombs made a powerful secession speech last
night. Mr.. Barlow followed, urging the establish
ment of Southern Confederacy.
The leading men of all parties had conference
to-day and unanimously agreed to a State COnven
tion. They recommend resistance, the time and
mode to be settled by the Convention. Good feel
ing prevails.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE SOUTH.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT KEWs!.
CEsARLESTON In A BLAZE OF EXCITE
mENTl
GREAT PREPARATIONS IN GEoRGIAlll
BON CharIeston.

FROM CmarleSLoms
CHARLESTON, Nov. l5.-A large Palmetto tree was
erected this evening in front of Institute Hall. An
immense meeting was held, and facing the speakers
stand was large transparency with this motto :
"Wel done, good and faithful servants" Mayor
McBerth presided and made fine speech. r. w.
Gordon addressed the delegates. There were
several other speakers and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. During the day cannon were fired and
flags were raised with Colonial and State notices
inscribed upon them.
South Carolina viii underno circumstances retreat
from her position She is now virtually out of the
Union. The United States flag is not recognized in
any part Of the State.
1t is said that Senator Chestnut will preside over
the Convention.
Baltimore offers Gov. Gist LOCO and New Jersey
500 men. Individual applications for military ap-
pointments are numberless. The Mayor, owing TO
the present condition of affairs, discharged num-
Der of laborers employed on the public works.
Patrick Hays an Enghshman, arrested for incen-
diary remarks, was hurried off on the steamer Ma
rion for New York yesterday.
A handsome service viii be presented tonight to
A J. Magrath, who resigned his seat in the United
Stxtes Court
Caleb Cushingis brig, Joseph Gray, sails for LiV-
erpool tomorrow. Capt. Plummer says he Will
bear sloft the Palmetto Lone Star flag.
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Family Market,

The Family Market is we'll supplied, though hous'keepes
.rumbe that prices rule high. sells SOLO, beef 69sc,
butter 2O925c Irish potatoes 2c sweet potatoes &c. tur
nps apples l594Oc per peck chickens l59s5c ducks s
e5c geese SOC eah cabbage Sales head Ph and Wild
nselIr
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A Partner wanted with from lOOOto 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address ROBERT. T. Y.
Nov. Is. IS6O-tf
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PIANO TUNING. AND REPAIRING.

W hIbBEH hclceToTL1 NasnFlIIe ms peTna
NJ. nent residence, and win tune Pianos, Organs
and M iOeons By the year single ralg andcan ystas
often quirei be viii spend east week In
month in the city and vicinity. lie will visit regularly the
toWnsin MIDI s Wesand East Tennessee, and Norn Alabama
Mississippi Orders left Benson Co.'s Music Store,
mail will be promptly attended t.. pill d,tE&Wih
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

TEXHE only running regary thTeetne
week andbaek, from Fayettsvileto Tuahona; leaving
Tull2homa Monday Wednesday Friday nrsturn leave Pay
Thursday Saturday connect the mails
Raytteveand the Tuahoa and for the accommoda
ton fpsssengers. J. B. Saith, agent, Tullahona. Good
eanssnd car=u drivers TIE fare through only dollars
yI-vtf JOHN H. TAYLOR q.
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For sale, Lease or Rent.

n WILL lease for term Of years, rent Cor the ensuing
YEAR the eommodious dwelling occupied By II n Hays
Esu TIE intersection o. Broad and Vauxhall Streets
Also mali dwelling with fsEr upon a large lot
Al the intersection Ash and Summer Streets 70 TIE
Howard School Building.
Also ny late residence and half miles West public
SQUARE containing eight servan Houses. Stables
twelve Ct superior garden land portion Of
which, il Shade Trees present occupied By
B. p Bosk, Esq This peos Of property has many sdyan.
tagss suburban residence, aud disposed 70 sell, lease,
rent, or barter It. for other lands negroes.
have alaoa superior Family Of Negroes to be hired
for the ensuing year Cal No. - Cherry street.
noyIe-dn KCGENE UNDERWOOD.
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DEak, Glossy and
LuXuriont Hair!

By using Hetrests Iafnia6ls Restorative. Don't use
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
wE.HAGAN co., Projectors, Troy, N. Z.
See an advertisement headed,
stYOU LOOK IN VAIN"
oct22-IydtH&W
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mARRIED,

Ga the 18th inst by the Rev. A. P. McFsrrn, Prof JAMES
ANDERSON to Miss sALLIE NcFERRIN aughcr Of Rev.
J. b. McFerrin, D. D.
AT the residence the brides father this city, on
bu,,d,v evening Nov 18TH by Rev DR. Howell, JOHN W
UOOBERRY, ESQ to Miss MARTHA c. STUMP, eldest
daughter Of Philip Stump, ESQ., all of Davidson county
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Runaway,

TNROi subscriber Thursday, llth ins bright TEL
X low Boy, Belonging John Johns, Jr., named
" slIia liberal reward will be given to any psrson
will him and coDhne him in some jail % can get aim.
The Boy shout % Of i've eet
AMI half inches high, and weighs about leo 100 pounds
stoops little when standing Of walking and may be really
toe that cut this year with
October %. 6O-twtf NAPOLEON r. HYDE
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Ne,v orIenn. rohncoo rnrket. Nor. 1.

The market for this article has been extremely dull and
have transaction report The receipts recently have been
light but for the three days larger for the period
for month The stock first and second
hands, about $500 hhd 1900 hhd OF which said to be Mason
county The oferrg good and though there is
ndspO.tion purchase, Of the difficulty Of nego
ang exchange factors firm in their preensons and claim
fall prices We repeat reference the appended quotations.
which were amended in our astreport:
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Reported by II. II. Harrison Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent

The river was slightly on the rise with 81 feet on
the shoals James Johnson now ready for departure
this morning at 10 o'clock. Poland, from Cincin-
natl and Sam Kirkman due in this port this day.
Clipper Diamond and Arkansas departed from Gin
cinnati for this port yesterday. Red Rover, now
about Memphis, bound for Nashville. The regular
daily line of packets for Paducah now ply with
regularity. The regular st. Louis packet, c. Il.
Hillman. should arrive in port Monday next and de-
part on Tuesday. Freghts slightly now animated
vet DECIDEDLY deficient in quality
STEAMER SOIn.
The Brown, we learn, sold yesterday at the leyee
landing for the sum Of 81 O9o. under an admnistra
tors sale.
ARRIVED.
Gunctonka, from Paducah.
DEPARTED.
John A Fisher, for Paducah.
LEAVING.
James johnson, New Orleans.
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COMMERCIAL.
rIonetarx. ana rInancsal.


shown elegaphic dispatch from New York ysste-
day gentleman Of this city, sang that Tennessee per
Bonds selling 75c, and that they n decln
ing This heavy Decline amounting l2c fifteen days
In Money Table quote the prices which Brokers
Offering FOR money. number Of business
tnue to take the Of North and South Carolina Gorga
and Alabama at par in ordinary transactions.
The Cincinnati Gdse OF the 10th has "a letteron
banker whose agent has just returned from Southern
He says the circulation Of the Georgia ard Alabama Banks
small ard they do not suspend specie payment The
South Csrolina Banks regretted the action OF the Legislature,
thorzng supensOn and it determination continue
pay specie possible, and long they hold out they
will not yield to the pressure"
Tennessee currency quoted in Cincinnati at 9i csn
discount.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says
Weare glad that Of the heaviest wholesale houses
OF Louisville have out with noble frmn we'll calculated
inspire confidence retail dealers and through them in
ed to submit great their hardezned savings The
largest wholesale dry goods and clothing house city Of
agricultural implement manufacturers and
Of the largest wholesale sugar dealers have already adver
cd that heT will take the Money desed by Cincinnati
negbors for dry goods and groceries, and doubt not
there hundreds Of merchants ready and willing
likewise.
the and Kentucky adopted this
the panic regard Southern Money would not have
lived three days.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR TIE
FALL AND WINTER.
3. r. CUTTER & GLEAvEs

zoe. SO GRd 90 OoSzsrof College snd Broaduaz
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers An
DEsCRIPTIoN
Boots, shoes, Caters. Hats. Caps Dm-
breIIas, Whips. Hosiery &c.,
resept daily OF large and general assortneat sr
"a Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BRoGANS AND BOOTS
A very large ASSORTMENT, good and cheap
BOOTS, SHOES GAITEESSs &c.
good assortment OF Gsuls WarProof and rSn Leafsr
Boots. Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &e-
Women's Dutch and Calf B0Otess.
Missss' and Chid.en's Calf Copper Iosd Boots.
Boys and Youths Shoes and Boots. with Copper TIPS.
In short every kind Of Boots AID Shoes that dabs
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style qaaisy Of Fur. Cashmere, Beaver, Otter
Eeriro, Wool. &C.
Caps Of every description.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
Sundries on Hand.
UEhreas, Trunks Travelling Bags. carpet Bsrs Schee7
satchsls Saddle Bags, Blskng and Brushes Whcs Thonr
Hosiery Gloves, &C All Of which WI Be sah gerT ehsno -
wholesale roai
TSLesthsr Betting and Gun Psskin< a coIt
oct3-d =. -cuIIBa kGLEAYE3.