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The Union.

RoBT B. COLEMAN. formerly of the Astor
House, has recently. in company with his
son. taken the Eaaasr House in Baltimore;
and at a public dinner given to the Proprie
tor at its opening, the Nary and Army of the
United States was drunk, when the Hon.
REvERDY JOHNSON responded in one of his
most eloquent and patriotic speeches, from
which we quote the following:
.'We are here, one family. united in feeling.
and seeking by such union to accomplish one
and the same end. This is but type oftbat
family which our ancestors made one, and
intended should be one forever. which We
feel should be but one, animated but by one
and the same end. The Union here around
this table swells, in thought, to the measure
of the Union of the Status Harmony here,
as necessary 10 common happiness, is but
an example of which nature through all her
works discloses thousands of its inseparabe
connection with common general purpose.
lApplause-
'.Antagonistic powers. apparent or real
differences these, serve under natures laws,
to keep her government TO its legitimate
sphere lay the very power of these counter
acting influences, so in the world of man, are
seemingly different interests and honest dit
ferences of sentiment calculated but to bind
society even the closer together. 1ney serve
but as checks and balances. to preserve the
entire machine in its destined and proper
course They promote good government by
restraining the tendency to bad. With this
truth so obvious, how shocking 10 common
sense are the crazed purposes. if any such
really exist, of those who would sever our
glorious combination of States. and convert
it into scattered and wretched fragments of
Empire, even if that could be effected with
out first deluging the whole land in blood;
and if not really intended, bow vile the
schemes of the dcmagogue. who, to attain
his own selfish ends. wOald subject the fairest,
freest. wisest. and most powerful form of
government that the world has ever known,
with present reputation that excites the
onder and admiration of all the nations Of
the globe, to perils of distraction. which
alarm the timid and give concern to the
brave. l trust in God, gentlemen, and be-
lieve that ali such efforts, come whence they
may, North or South. East or West. 1ciL Be
met md crushed by tie indignant patriotism Of The
arIioie country. and that the parties concerned WiLI
be consigned, IN mercy 10 tenselUrs. TO on Obl'Uon
absolute dS tOTerer 10 CONCEAL them from human
gaze. [Sensalion and applause.]
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
MAsRINGrON. Dec. 81

Hon. L. o. b. Branch member of Congress
from y. c.. was arrested at late hour last
hight. On warrant issued by Justice Drnn,
on charge of being about to make arrange
ments to leave the District of Columbia for
the purpose of engaging in a hostile combat
with Gainsha A. Grow, of Pennsylvania. He
was held in So COO bail for his appearance
for further examination on Tuesday.
Mr.. Grow has also been arrested aud gave
bail in the sum Of $4,000 to keep the peace.
and not leave the District to fight dull
Mr.. Grow had yesterday engaged a hack
man to call at place designated to take
him and his party at O'Clock this morning
n the direction of Silver Springs. Mary land.
The hackman did not Ike, p the secret hence
the arrest. The principal friend OF Mr..
Branch in this affair is Mr.. WiEslow. of North
Carolina. and of Mr.. Winslow, III North Car
DINA, and OF Mr.. Grow, Hon. Mr.. Fenton, of
New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

Gov. WISE AND CHARLoTTE.-The Philadel-
phia correspondent of the New York Tribune
tells the following:
Governor Wise OWNS the woman Charlotte.
who nnTsed. sucked, and occasionally spank
ed him-On the sly, of cOOrse. This faithful
creature is now venerable old woman, ard
being past sucking or spanking. in tact hav-
ing no more work in her, is allowed to go to
and fro when and where she lleascs, a sort
of privileged character. doing and saying
what she pleaseS. barring he insOlence. She
even comes up to Philadelphia among the
family Of Mr.. John Sergeant. whose daughter
was Mr.. Wise's first wife. and here she says
and pOtters. about until she gets tired Of lib
erty, and then goes back to old Virginia.
there t. get tired in turn. and then to renew
her visitation here to the family. y good
many jokes are let off on her, but she has all
the spunk of a privileged character. Just
now we happen to be favored with her cum
pany. One of the family coming into the
parlor and finding Charlotte tbeie. inquired
of her in sportive way who she belonged to
nOw--if she still belonged to Gov. Wise. No,
Sir, was the old woman's answer, Il belongs
to nobody; Henry A. Wise belongs to me!'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
Mexican MustangLinime

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Matera Aedi
ca, acquired the same patronage, was subjected
to the same number of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang IMMINENT.
II has justly been styled Panacea TO, all external
Wounds, GUYS, Swelngs, Sprains, Bruises, or Erup-
tons Man Beast. 1t is so far medicine of
prisng virtue that Ply sicians are compelled pre-
scribe it, and from remarkable of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from the scientific minds
of the age. No family afford tn be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations.
The genu is sold by RESI- ecabIe dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
ian2-Im New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
Report OF Northern spies from the

Report OF t1c
south.
The New York correspondent OF the Mo-
Gle R,giSer. says:
TIL Republican leaders here sent confiden
tial aseuts.in September TO every Southern
State. to examine into and report the extent
o. arms and ammunition in the South that
could be used in March, 1861, should Stewards
taking bisseat be opposed. A copy OF the
repert waS seut by a friend ia The office of
the Independent / will merely mention
what il contains in reference 10 Alabama.
South Carolina aud Georgia. The spice re-
mort that the arms aud ammunition 10 Aiaba-
una il Of no possible account. or South Car
DINA b.. speaks in the most contsmptGous
terms. aud contrasts the arms aud supplies
oi The Federal Government aud furtress With
thos. of tue State At Culumbir aud Al ChaTics-
ton. tie says there are Not even rusty mus
keis sufficient in tn state 20 arm 100 men,
and il there were, that he muskeis would eS-
lido aud Kill The holders. la G'orgia, the
INV ; W.. there j. a scarcity OF arms. aid OF
pow,ler and shot tur tie ordinary huniing
done in The State. All the STAIRS are report
ed. aud If the report is true. were Ia your
Legislature. not a day should pass before
rcIneey was had | would crate u Perma-
nenl supply by legaliziug manuiaesares oil
arms aud of powder. Why mott
We have no doubt that New York CORES
pondrn.n is poking fun at the Register.
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Runaway Negro 10 be Sold.

DELSl AM 10 the lsw m Sut b care pTosNtc. will
s"i to the hig best biaser, Tor cash tbe Court
lt' use IA Aa-iNliie On SAUL Az fLe Oh ~ ~
January. 1ste, a EEtra hanisd JktLS0A.
JANhst vas committed - Ii-e Jail a n
iiic sth cay ieeeinbcr, 1879. LepueseLt.u Wien
roAn.ltsd tEathe belt ngco TO = v est,ra, Of AK
hut Lac not been TeVl1lui-d e - OF 30 ysars uf
a. u4Ik eonVicxion, weighs abunt lie pouhs saa
he - bsse - iaslla- ssse under TIE ald ~
G. niui -tr EcoG tiiic hgaiusi all
hvn -see oi the COde OF Tennessee, this Lee lClh
1893 }. n HINTON. sheriE.
by ftiuS. HoBSos, JalsE OIL aviGsoh Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
Secretary FLOYD. describing the ede-

~ Secretary Floyd. describing the "ds-
seItsp which tia ineursIons OF the Indians
have created" within the Mexican froatiers,
lays: These wastes abound "a climate. soil,
aud mineral wealth unsurpassed by ANY on
the eontinenI." We aIe quite pr pared to
believe that ghey have as much ei,Asas< A. any
other part OF The globe. Nor do We believe
that they are nj ali deficient in geography
generally. We eheerfally joIa with the Sc
relsry Ia commencing these interesting
'.wasies' 10 The attention OF CoDgress.--Le los.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

The weather during the las. month In Tex
a., has Leea lbe eoidest known there Tor sn'.-
ny years. Dates OF the sixth from hoastens
n, pert heavy SHOW storm, aad he iher-
msmrteF ~ ar. At 81. Paui's. aian-. TIE
quicksilver has been So below Zero Al ar
rytosa, yesterday, tue Thermometer Al bali
tast sis 10 the morning. marked one degree
above sero.-k. J.. Coss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

The condition Of Affairs in Mexico does not
improve. add robberies and murders On the
high road are things Of daily occurrence. So
bed have things become. that the Stage Com
pany have given notice that they will no, be
able mach longer to run The line between the
city Of Mexico and Vera Cruz. for scarcely
day has passed during the last two years,
Z at shey have not lost money
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whigJ.
8.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree
Church..
4.
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5.
BLACKw0OD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
(TCry),

These periodicals ably represent the three great
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

Over four hundred dollars have been col
Isessd in Quebec. and forwarded to Gibraltar.
for the relief Of the distressed Jews who have
bern driven from Morocco by the war DOW
aging there.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

Mrs sVinsIow, experienced nurse an
emaIe physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethieg; which greatly facilitates the process
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Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
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Thus: f0uI copies OF BAokwOod or al oLe Review f,
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Qew ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVANCEMENT
The Southern Express Company.

TINHE undersigned respect ully give notice that they
l. have entered into acopartuership under the name
and lirm Of the Southern Express Company, for the
TRANSACTION Of a general Express and Commission
Business, aud have made arran gements with the
Edgeield ana Kcntu,k ky, Tie neSse- and Alabama,
aud Central southern Railroad Companies to run Mes
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railroads, IN charge OF special Messengers at low
The Messengers are provided with Iron Safes
Tor the safe transmission OF Money VERY and 9th
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Bills. Notes and Drafts collected and prompt
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Office at Ra ms * Browns Drug Store, No. 10 P ub-
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A. h. HOLT,
ian3-tf late of Adams Ex. Co.
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1t has been estimated that work Ike the
Great Pyramid could rot be constructed at
che present day with all the aids Of modern
sejence, for less than hRadsed and ihirsy-
ave millions Of dollars.
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We have INCLUDED, in this statement, the
receipts and expenditures during the last SIX
months of Mr. Prices administration, which
in favorable to Mr. j. b.. since his has out
stripped all Of it, predecessors in extFaSa-
gance Ii has no parallel liz %he annals OF
the Republic. either in o time Of peace OF
war, aud we hope that it win never have
successor which shall contest its supremacy
in this respect. Let the ionc years admins
tration of the Sage of wheauand." stand
alone. unapproached and unspprUachable. in
the enormity of these achievements; and let
abe people embrace the first opportunity.
now rapidly approaching. TO sweep from
place aad power his supporters and retainers-
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FurnisLin, and Fancy Geeds.

IA are nov gSStsFuS nne assOTIn-eII a fGr
w nishEg Ousf = .0i Which n.ne sBil1s-
every variety st;erns AID latestsfy ist-CoIlzIt,
Clos &c suspend "a Robes Meek lies, oxksf halo
kerehieis, Unt's las, uNnfkhfAk--syefy v. RE
sy-AoEe. Beiss hall HOs E-oI Gotten v col No.
rgao, aud Csshf st--TkANi1iAG SHANls ,6ault.
lets OF BaekskL / 10 Ana Cali &c for sale BY
dse~-sf J. IL ActsIlL-
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| s 6 @!
SPRING NOVELTIES.
CUSHING, HING & DeGRAW.
392 Broadway, N. ",
/ s 6 @ 1.

HAVING renewed from No. 20 Warren street 10
I oar New tors. Nhsu b. prepat 81 Gu aud
sftsr JanGAry Isn, rT Tor sale ssf tn usiess
st-s ks a. suLs and uIess G,ols disil4yea Ia
his market. JsA+-3ai
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Louisville and NaShYltlc
RAILROAD.
49, - 60 So

sHE-z.s>-E Sssss.Ssa. sjsssssss 8sS3
TWO through Express Passenger Trans between
Il Na,LVilie and Louisville, Aking close conner-
tions al Louisville Tor New York b, stem Phsa.el-
ph.a, Baltimore, Washington Cny, Bt nsiO; Nisyara
tas, CleV Gland, Cincinnati, 81 Lomis ana the Far
West.
ON and after SUNDAY, December 18Th, 1852 trains
will ruu Us follows:
FlTsitTHIr NashV Tile at rs n daily Sc n
Pmg at 6ailatin. Bowin Green, Glasgow Jrrsth
khEabethioNn ahd ali regular staIIOLA he'll signal
led by Nag, ana arriving IA LoUisvills y So
M ketuTi d 4, icsNes ls sV lie a h step
piug above, aHd arriving IN Nashville al $50
Pm.
Second train leaves Nashville at rs p NJ daily
Sundays eAoeptd, siopl lnk hIsi train and ar
irving IA LSuisN lie 90 l-.e A. 81. RetuiIiIg ItANts
LOUSY! lie al 515 r. NJ, stopping above, and ar
riNng IA AsshVIil, at .. - A. n.
GaliatiH Acc IsudatIoI Tram leaves NashviIle
daHs (suIoays eAceisea) at S:l5 D. NJ, AID aIriv-
ing N 6FliSuL at5:1cP. n. Returning leaves Gala
tn al { 20 a. NJ, and arrives Nashville al pl0
A. N.
JANE ,. GAMBLE ,sup't.
A. J. FIEiB. Gen 1IiessI As't cee:.-dtf
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CLOTHING At t0STFOR CASH.
The large and ~e,i selected stock q
Ready-m ade Clothin e

nF Mr. sJl LBA1h tk having been placed IN NY
~ haIscs Irusttc, / Will ciOse Sst the entire
stock al cGst Tor
NoIICE--All who are u dcbted tC Mr.. Sul1baeher
either BY Lste or account. afc lie sbS LotlLrd TO
come forward and settie Will Lie l.scriNeT Al The
same hcese as inGuigeuCe tll OF be given be, nd
the 18th OF June, 1850, ali Who Lave eisims
against BIN u ~ pTesen. a., Tor tstilsnsIt.
h. II. PATH kstN,
ieNt-tshIo hcsNA2 trustee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

Ers-A bill expelling free negroes from the
Slate has passed the Florida Senate by a
vote of Is to .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04

HoIloWay's Ointment promotes super
fetal evaporation, lends activity 81 the absorbents,
and cleanses the blood and thus by the three pro-
cesses of exhalaton. absorption, aud disinfection
cures all sores and erupiions
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
WHO INVEATED THE SEWING MACHINE (!
The Howe Sewing Hachines!
ESTABLISHED lS45.
H, Howe, Jr., Original Inventor nm
Patentee.

TNHFSE MACHINES strictly First Class and for
beauty and simplicity OF construction. turibility
and efficiency IN working, ate unCquallcd by any.
They make tight lock 81 Ich more nearly alike upon
both sides ofthe goods than that by any other
Machine.
Thew capable Of doing a greater variety Of work
than any other family ma. hine. The 500 TuachiBe is
NaTruitcd 20 do rs tne work NJ the Wheeler s Will
son and ms heavy as the la &c singer machine.
10 FAMILY AACHIN tS.-Prlccs SEQ $40
So, $50, aud 500.
The Howe Gyliader Machines, for all Leather
stIchIug. such Boot ana shoe werk, Carriage
Trimming, Harness work. &r-. have always held
reputation Ear above any other machinea fact uni
vcrsay admitted. No other Leather machines use
small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine.
Prlce-l35 aud $3.50.
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POSTAGE.

IN all the princifsl cites and Towns these works
will be delivered REE OF P0SBA
bel sent by mall, Tie lu>tage 10 ai-y pArt lac
ULIisd states "a be but Tss enIy-four Cents
= year for = fsLckWood," HEu but Fourteen
Cents ear for each OF Ihe Reviews
y. b--Ihc Prlco IN Great Is iIaI4 Of the ave Peri
nntcaI h ahttNt uunlrd il al Iar annnn-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-04
House for Rent

A HOUSE. both comfortable and convenient, in
~ west Nashville, corner OF McNairy and re-
mt mbrane streets Tor terms, A., apply To
jan4-Im T. K. CT ASCOCk Il co.
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MAR REED.

At Mulberry Street Church, by Rev Or. J. ".
Hammer, on Tuesday, Sd inst, DR.. WV. HUME HARRIS
and Miss SUE E. PauL, both of this city.
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Among the Scotch. in the Highlands, the
following prediction in relation to the wind
On New Years Eve is currently believed:

IF New Years Eve Ms Int wind blow South,
il hets keucih warmth and growth;
II West, mu milk, and 1sh in the sea;
il Noith. much coli and storms there viii be;
II Fast, the trees will bear much fruit;
II SuI thGdst, fee il, man and brute j."
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TERMS
CLUBBING.

Money current ia The STATE trieJe ISSUED Kali BE- re
ee,red nj s,ar
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MisfellaneDns.
Buena Vista Springs

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
Il city, on an excellent turnpike road, is now offer
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The proirietors
have spared expense in identifying the grounds,
and making such substantial Improvements as 10
make il an inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit of but limited absence
from the city. There on the grouncs one well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
TO social amusement Billiards, &c. ;also desirable as
a residence Also another building detsched con-
tanning two and excellent Ten-P:n Alleys, Bar,
sc.
The premises contain two never failing Sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
account of their medical and paiatabe qualities
For further particulars touching the merits OF the
place, terms of rent, &c, cali on
DOUGLAS WALSH,
Corner OF Deaderick and Cherry streets,
dec1e-tf Is Nashville, Tenn
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EARLY COPIES.

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Brush publishers gives aUuJondl .aiUe to these ke
prints, inasmnCh the! new be piao ed IA the
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