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entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed
Diseases, contsins mineral poison
drugs being prepared from bar and leaves the form
OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It is natures remedy" for Gonorrha, (Clsp) Geet
Gravel Structure, and especially recommended fer Fuor Al
buc, Whites Females this invaluable
As general Alternative and blood purifier it has equal and
does fail scrous secondary syphilis glsndular
swengs mercural and all eruFtve diseases, curing them
speedily and permanently than any other medi
cine known. 1t does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing it to flow in all its original purity and vgor
thus removing from the system impure and Pernlcous
which have induced disease
In all old Of GonOrrhGa and Gee that have tsd all
medical SKILL it is especially recomnendedn old it
fails, and from three days
few positively E sealdng heat chor1ea and
pain
1t does effect the breath interfere with any class Of
business
It requires assistance from other medicine.
1t lay the toilet be in the counting room, with
out its being suspected remedy" for private dis
Treatise Venereal Diseases, with full directions for their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions Circular free from drug store in
the United States.
1t is sold at retail for SO per bottle, three bottles for SIS
by all responsible druggists and dealers in cnes throughout
the United States and at Wholesale BY all Wholesale druggists
POTTER & MERWTN, Sole PrOprietOrs,
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Dark, Glossy and
Laxuriaut HaIrI
ROW!
By using Hslnsrcsts IHimid15s Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN co., Prosne,ors, Troy,N.
See an advertisement headed,
GEYOU LOOK IN VAEN.o
La
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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
Annual Of Passenger Trains
Departur. of Frcight trains.
Rev.Dr. PaImer,s sermon.

Tennessee & Alabsma-1:30 NJ.
Louisville & NsshgiLe-9:25 NJ.
Edge6ela & Kentucky-i0:l5 A d.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE ship J. J. Jones, from
Cardiff for New Orleans bilged yesterday, sixteen
miles from Pass A'LOntre and is a total loss. The
/ captain and crew were saved.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-SENATE-Latham said that
California would go with the North and West, n
matter what occurs. The Pacific Railroad was her
great desideratum.
POwelPs resolution on Federal affairs was called
up. Powell advocated an amendment to the Consti-
tuition 20 secure the rights Of the South. 4
COllamer moved an amendment referring all in
reference TO Federal affairs to special Committee
which was accepted BY Powell
HOUsE-Sherman's bill authorizing tie issue of
ten millions treasury notes, passed
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Northwestern Demo
Gratis have had several conferences concluding that
the Union cannot be resolved peaceably, and that
they will not be cut off from the Gulf Of Mexico and
city of New Orleans. Their leading idea is a Cen
trail Government embracing the middle and western
and border slave states.
The House refused to excuse Mr.. Hawkins from
serving on the committee of 80 by a vote Of IOl
against 95, Hawkins then said he would not serve.
Mr.. BOyce also asked to be excused from serving
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COLUMBIA, s., c.. Dec. l0.-The GtGTdiul in re;
ferring to commissioners from the border States,
saws it is a useless measure. The convention will
not listen tS persuasion from any quarter.
Senator Clay has rendered his Resignation, to
take effect on the 4th Of March.
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Co1UvBA, S. C., Dec. lO.-There is nothing of unu-
sual interest Transporting here. All the delegates
elected to the convention appear to be in favor Of
prompt secession.
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Ion..,ana Iar,.l.tnr.

BATON RoUGE, Dec. LA bin fer the election Of
delegates to State Convention to be held at Baton
Rouge, on the Esd Of January, passed both Houses.
In the House a strong effort was made 70 put the
question. acoavention.'f or sro cOnTenton' fefore
the people.
The military bin passed both Houses appropria-
ting half million dollars and providing for the ap-
piOntment Of military commissioners and military
bureau also, for the organization Of volunteer
panies and arming the same, and for establishing
military dePOts.
The Military Board is TO be convened immediate
ly and some one sent to purchase arms, amend
ment in the House forbidding the purchase Of arms
North, was lost
arriving in Louisiana from Northern States ate
the first Of January and applying the proceeds o
the sale Of the same TO the purchase of arms was
referred to JOINT Committee. 1t created cons;dera-
bic fun
ADJOURNED til Tomorrow, when the Legislature
will probably finish business
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Washington Gossip.

New YORK Dec lO.-The HeTGlds Washington
correspondent teegraphed last evening that the Com
mittee of States will meet on Tuesday mOrng, per-
haps Monday. South Carolina may not be repre-
scented. The Chairman Of the Committee, Gov.
Corwin of Ohio, is disposed to advance cOnchatOry
measures. The feeling Of Cancellation is growing
!nore and more prevalent.
Gov Seward is not disposed, to yield, but he may
be overwhelmed by the power of the incoming Ad-
ministratiOn. There are many matters ofmoment in
allegiance. which the country at large may regard
with satisfaction.
There is more Union sentiment to night among
prominent classes than has recently beelfxinbted.
Every one hopes for the best. and 5e&sr things
will occur within fortnight than the most ultra Of
either side anticipate.
The Tunes correspondence says that the only
result of the Southern Senatorial caucus yesterday
was an assurance that the Southern States were
certain to secede. Most of the Southern Senator's,
including the Vice President present, and the
prospects of the country were freely discussed. A
large major ty considered it too late to save the
Confederacy bat expressed belief that a new
Union would be speedily formed.
Senator Hemphl is absent from sickness. but
Senator Wigfall declared Texas would be an indie
pendent power within sixty days.
HaZen. of Texas, also arrived on Saturday even
ing, and says reports of secession all false and
ridiculous Texas is and will be for the Union.
Senator Wade is said to he preparing a regular
speech in which he will advocate force in exc
ccutng the Federal laws in seeding States.
Senator Pugh advocates peace and denies that
popular sentiment in Ohio favors hostilities towards
the South He thinks all of the Southern portion of
Ohio would sympathize with the Southern Confede
racy.
Mr. COrwin has prepared his plan and proposes
to push it. 1t is for the generalization Of all the
States to settle the existing difficulties. Another
proposition is for all the States to meet in cOnven-
ton and amend the Constitution so to allow the
Southern States to form an independent Confedera-
cy, with fair settlement by treaty OF all future
intercourse.
The editor Of Troy IN. " paper returned from
South Carolina last night He has been all through
the State. He says that great difficulty is expert
enced in travelling through the State. He saw seve-
raj companies of well-drilled Minute Men in and
out of their armories drilling every night.
Word was received in Charleston that steamer
from New York, with GOO recruits to defend Fort
Moulsrie was coming. The whole town rushed to
arms to prevent their landing They telegTaphed TO
New York and found the Whole thing hoax, and
disbanded.
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CHEROKEE CUREI

CHEROKEE CUREG
an gnrdiFi70 cure for Seminal Weakness, Moe
tuPnal EmmissiOns, hnpotsHcy Loss Of Pososr
Pdias in the Back Sons IN the Bladder, O6structeG
and Difficult AeHstruatfoH, and al Diseases caused
By de0idting from s path Of Nature, and indaSgiag
IN SeLf-P0ltutioH
By the Of this Cure" AL improper dschsrges remo7
ed the weakened Of generation speedily cured, and
full ygor restored.
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure" the poor debed down and
desparng deVoee Of sensual pleasure will find relief.
1t is safe and pleasant INN eda in its action
tanning mineral poison but is prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form Of 3 delicious syrup.
Price per Bottle, three hotties S. and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists every where.
POTTER & MERHIN. Proprietors, st. Louis No
Sold in Nashville by Ewing PendetOn Berry Demoyle
G. W. Hendershott, and By Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtR6ZwIy
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TRIue Grass, Orchard and Herds Grass.
q n BARRELS BLUE Grass SEED
IS Herds Grass Seed
n sOre and for sale by HUGH MccREA & CO.
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Notice.

The HouTe, No. >, MARKET street. present. occupied
by Armstrong Co. will be rented FOR the year 1861, il
ate application is made to JNO. PoRTERFIELD.
dec2 DIV
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paanny's combined BeaPev and
Mower

EETTTR WOODS lmPROFEHENr .--This
wv eeiebrated haene eceved the premiH Of Grard
5OLD MEBA the besconbined Rsapng and Moving Machine
1.-THE great United States Agricultural Fair, held al Louisville,
KY September 1857 The trial on Syracuse hss
York July, where all the pr pal Machines in the United
thoroughly tested The COMMITTEES ade their
Marshal P. Wilder, President nsi States AErczlura
Society, Lsuigviiie Ky.
Il also received heapeF,
Mower before separate committees appointed the Pres
dent Davidson County AEcuura Socsty Naahyils
July 1857, most Of the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums given nsahin
during the season, every llahinein America
The machines Tor sale By the uadsrsiEnsd-
B. ,. oHRATHAM,
General Agent Tor the stats.
FISHBR. WHEELS 4 co
Ss5aT-daVa Nashville. Ts-s
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u. A. FAHNESTOCK,S VEKmIFUGE.
EOP II & p II Nv q p Af

MEssRs. p. FAHNEsTOCK & Co.
Gentlemen Some years since recomnendec B. A. Yahne
stocks Vermfage my relative, Mr. Charles West Jefferson
county Mississippi for child, eighteen months old,
ed be dying from fits, lie gave three vs
which brought from tspeWoTm Tosy feet long and
cured the chd This preserved, shown
planters 10 this and the adjoining counties have sold thous
anis Of bottles Of Fermuge with perfect satisfaction the
purchasers II this will be Of service 10 calling
your valuable remedy, you at lib rty it.
JAMES P. HARPER,
or the firm OF Harper & Son, Druggists,
Bayou Sara, La.
Purchasers should Took ace1 THE INITIALS on the
wrapper, that they buying B. A.
VERMIFUGE, and no other. dec2-wlm
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Sale of Land.

Sale of Land.
John williams and Others Jesse l. Speer and others
PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF the County OF Davidson
county, rendered in the above shall cer for sale
Court Nashville, Saturday the cd day Of De-
next f previously sold at private sa tract OF
land containing 6 situated in Davidson county shout
Nashville, in civil district No 49, between the
Gastn Turnpike and the Louisville Dickson pike and
within mile OF Madison depot the L. & N. R. r.
About third ohs wood land the balance
and in cultivation, and the whole place t we'll supplied with
water, and we'll set in grass.
5000 will lie required in cash. and the balance
credit and three years, tn interest from date
lien retained until paid for. 2. R. ClIEATHAM,
noy2I-dtds Clerk.
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d. A, FahnestOek's VermifuEe.

TPThis Safe and Effectual Remedy for
Worms has been extensively uted By regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine Whsh has made its ap
pearance in the United States.
used with the utmosfreedom and confidence BY gentlemen
attained emnsncei In ali the Md Western and South
States.
yet discovered which be substituted In Its plsoe and
that may be used IN all without any fears to the
suit. It's perfect Saey Fecomnends every parent. II
seereed within the yEteu will speedily expe than
without fall But in order to obtain the genuine article,
purchaser should b his guard and look we'll to the initials
the bottle and wrapper and particular that be buying
B A YermifuRe, and 40 other. poV4-Wlm
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mARSmAL,s NOTICE.

TRP SMITH others steambo at James WoodsLbelir
- rem-By virtue OF from the District Cour
Of the United States in and for the District Middle Tennessee
and order Of the court in the cause l. Jesse Glen
ent Marshal OF the said District do hereby
required by said order and cite all persons general who
pretend 70 have right title interest in the said
boat James Wood hsr boats machinery apparel tackle snd
furniture to appear before the Judge said Court
at the courtroom in the capitol Nashville first Mon
day In January next be day. the court day
following ten O'Clock in the forenoon, answer the
6eants in causes Of contract civic maritime and further
to do and receive in this BEHALF justice shall apPsrn
This 9th day OF December, 1850.
Ewing Cooper, Prosecutors. -,
CLEMENS, U. s. Marshal
FOR the Middle Dist Of Tenn
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REN4rxs OF THE LATE GES, WAIxEK.-The New
Orleans Della Of the 9th says Capt WEST, who went
to Truxilo to bring home the body of the lamented
Gen WM WALkER for interment in the cemetery in
this city. arrived in New Orleans on the 9Th inst
Capt WEST could not succeed in his kind mission,
owing to the existence Of old Spanish law which
prohibits the removal of the body of any person
from Spanish ground until the expiration o. three
years after the dSte of burial. Capt WEST thinks
however, that President GUARDroLA and the head of
the church in Truxillo viii interest themselves in
causing the body to be given up. Gen. Walkers
body is buried in the Catholic cemetery, the high
est point Of ground and the only mark to recognize
the grave is a stone at the head Col RUDLER is still
in prison at Comayagare. but is expected he will be
released this month. Capt. WEST reports that there
is general regret felt in Truxillo at the death of
Gen. WALKER.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
TEVHE above evar viii Be given for the apprehension Of hro
negroes, runaway from the subscriber AltRnont
Grundy county, Tennessee, the night Of The d Monday
10 September last The lodging ers safe jail % Al
get them, ard notifying Of hat f4et And also $50
Tor the apprehension o. any white Eho may e Goa
the decoyng on he be dealt with
cordinE TO justice.
Description OF the Negroes
The slde woman abot fsry seven fotyeight years Of
age walks little lame Of her feet The other two
by one about twelve and esven Of
ali BLACK II apprsbensed tho especially, viii most Ike
Nv DEW b-r owner and Of his abode II all Of d
Qrces cannot be found togstssr, win give IN proportion o. hs
above reward for any or two 81 taena. -
deci-W4s A. Z. FOnhsS1Ah.
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stewart County. state of Tennessee.

TN STEWART COUNTY COURT AT Do
Ver-eJsmes B. McCarrol ct ais Ohas s. eummsrs
aI-Peion sell land. 1t appearing to from complain
BILL that ThoS McCaKroll, Francis McoArol, John
Mcosrro james MeOaro, Samuel McOarrol, and Margaret
McCaTro heirs st law Of Francis hcCrro deceased
residents Of It therefore ordered
that publication be male for four consecutive weeks, in the
Nashville UEIoN AMERICAN newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville requiring said Donresen TO be and app.ar
before sces Of the COUNTY Court Of Stewart count,
be holden the ceur house, In said county in the State Of
the fst Monday in Jsnuary 1851 and plead
demur cvmpainans BILL the will taken for
fessed to them and set down for hearing expartes
W. COOK, Clerk
dscz- at fee offs awart o.. Conrf
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4AS LOuIsFi'e LeftOcFue u luis mo- ii
regard to financial matters 10 that city.

Currency the adopt
line Of policy combining their circulation within such limits
they not be embarrassed bs its too rapid for
change and coin, which III be spared and at the time
extending their customers the aid they urgently require and
which DONE for the most part through the medium Of
their yet have had few failures among leading
houses in branch OF few considering
the almost entire suspension Of Pyym throughout the South
particularly in New Orleans, with which business
greatly eed receipts. or many
gone protest during the past few days but they
with exceptions, houses that considered weak in the
best Of times and expected to give to proraced
pressure.
request noticed columns days sncs but determined
sustain specie payments at all hazards though in doing
they terrible all the
OF the city Already they greatly crippled ~ the
turn Of protested from the South Nh which they expect
ed continue supplied with exchange and keep strong in
They STILL however feel themselves able to sustain specie pay
and large OF accommodations. and the
that have compelled redeem lat any o. the
branches Than the usual Of notes coom the
disposition actuse the brokers draw cm them
exchange than the payment Of collections necessities
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is offered as certain rei6Is remedy Differing IN every
particular from the patent medicines Of the day. Is
combination Of IN on SULPHUR AND PH0&PHOROSS,
OF very great worth and many hundreds rear gaa eho
testimony 10 the benefits il has conferred on TEEN
CHURCH & DUPONT, 800 BroadWay, New fork, are the
~ he article, and have in consequence Of
rand t upon public changed the color OF the outside
f red to yellow, and increased the size OF the bottle
~ SsS Re- vary cautious in buying to that the fac
their signature the outside Of the wrapper as all
o,5sys are corn terfeit. v. J. WOOD & co St Louis
stsot n Wholesale Agents for the West.
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A1iCe.

WILL sell at the Court House in Nashville, for cash,
Monday, the 24h day OF December, named
EDMUND copper COLOR negro named ALLEY, dark
COLOR the property Of Thos Carroll Martini satisfy
two my Land, In Of JnO Crudup, for
hundred aud fourteen dollars and cents One for hun
dred and twenty four dollars. J. ". PAGE,C. DC.
dec4-3t
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Up;on ueetiog An PhIInaeIphIa
Burch Divorce Case.

PHuADEIPHIA Dec. 1O.-The Mayor will issue his
proclamation in the morning, calling Union meet
ing,of citizens on Thursday noon.
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s34.bs4ssl

We that the following fau occurred ia New
Orleans the 9Th HooWay Lousdae Hughes Hyll-
Co. Perdeuville Bros, Malonsy Bro. Vaudeville
McBlhany R. l. Adams & Co, r. W Adams Co, Knox, Hg
gins & Co, Burton Work, ald Rockford Brown Colo
previously reported 27mskc thirty seceanesry all which
have ample liabilities. it
have been better for he Banks OF New Orleans
deavorl these houses than ninga line policy
ing appears solely TIE future commercial sgandise
ment Of that city
The Louisville Democrat Of this morning following
r.,,rl f,,nci,1 ~, t.o-s =, That
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We commence this morning the publication of
the sermon preached BY Rev. DIR. PALMER, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church at New Orleans, on
Thanksgiving Day, in which he treats of the peril
Gus condition of the country. 1t has been extern
sively published both North and South. At the re-
quest of members of all parties, We give it inser
sertioa. We will conclude it tomorrow. Persons
desiring copies will find the entire sermon in
Tri-Weekly Of tomorrow morning
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One Hundred Negroes fer Hire,
AND
MILES ANR1C0RNNPOR zaTE

yHVHE undersigned will the 1st day Of January next hire
} out for the ensuing year, about One hundred Me-
groes, and He will also sell 10 Mules 100
barrels other articles. Terms Of sale,
time location OF the negroes, Will be made known day Of
hiring Sale to take place at the Narroxs OF Harpeh in
Chatham county. A. Q. SToCKARD,
dec4-tE&ym Administrator off. I. Bell deceased
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j O N Z 8 H o II Ell,
M. p JONES, Proprietor.
Corner of the Square, near the Wire Bridge
Convenient to Steamboat Landings and Railroad Depot,
Nashville, Tennessee.
julyl2 '6O-WtOian6l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29

STATE of Louisiana, Parish Of Lbcrrae--
Sirih District Court.
In the Estate of Domitilde Richard, dec.
WHEREAS: Wives Hebert has this day filed
w in the Clerks Office OF this Court his Pro-
v~isional Tableau Of Distribution Of the Estats Of
Domitilde Richard, decd
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may
concern to show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why said Provisional Tsblesu
should not be homologated and made the judg.
ment Of this court.
Iberville, Sept. 10, 1860.
sspl5 NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29
PLAOUEMINE. PARISH OF IBERVILLE. La SEPTEMBER 30. 1860.
4
To The Citizens

g. We have received from the manufactp.
risS aud first hands
1000 pairs best oak tanned Russets:
5000 do. Misses, Boys and Women's Shoes;
IS Mems, Ladies' and Boys Saddles, "a
from ) TO 40-maGe TO order:
20 doz. Horse and Mule Collars:
20 DO. do. DO. Hames;
100 Car! Saddles:
so pains Breeding: 80 doz. Blind Brides;
80 bbls. Lard and Bleached Oil;
800 Keys Nails, assorted sizes,
70 tons Bar and Hoop Iron:
800 pairs Grey and White Blankets;
20 do. extra fine lO-I, lii and 1874 Bed
Blankets:
5000 yards DENNIS. Kerseys and Iinssys;
Il doZ. extra fine Brides and Filings.
Most of the aLo'e were purchased for cash
and from the manufactures, hence We defy com
petition, either in New Orleans or out of il.
ses J. McWILLIAMS & CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-29
DIRECT
-OF-
HAVANA CIGARS!

; WE are in receipt of ii mail invoice Of
w HAVANA CIGARS imported by our
selves. These we can sell at New Orleans prl-
crs. We can furnish our customers with the
! GENUINE WEED at S3j per thousand
something very good at $40, as good as We could
! sell heretofore at $50.
BY next steamship we shall receive a large
invoice.
~Call. examine and Judge for yourselves
ie30 STOCKLEY x DELAVALLADE.