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Florida.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 3O.-The House directed the
Military Committee to consider the best method Of
fortifying the most exposed portions Of the coast
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Insurrection in KentnckY.
From Missouri.

CLINTON. No., Dec. 1.--Reports speak On the IN
habitants along the Missouri border neelng to es-
cape from bands of AbOlitionlsts' supposed 10 De
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Blue Grass, Orchard and Herds Grass.
L "a BARRELS BLuE GRASS SEED;
- Is Herds Grass Seed;
nsore and for sale by HUGH MccREA 90,
oCt5-u
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Drak, Glossy and
LuXuFiaut Hair!
HOW!
By using Hemstreets IHaitG6le Restorative Don't US
anything else your Head.
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
We. HAGAN & CO., PrOprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Ses an advertisement headed,
SSYOU LOOK IN VAIN"
-Ir-lLu
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CouGHs The sudden changes OF climate sources
OF PULMoNARY BRONCHIAL AsHAATc AFBECTIoEs Expe
having proved simple remedies often act speedily
certainly taken the early EtRges OF the des
course hadto 'Br0aoHs Broncfdt 1rochs
Lozenges let the Cold Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
ever slight by this precsution serious attack
eecualy PUBIc SPEAKEVs and SINGERS will
find them eectua for clearing and strengthening the voice See
advertisement. noY24-d&wOm
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VIEws OF TIE PREsTDENT.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Charleston Mercury says: THE
President takes the position in his Message, that
while denying the constitutional right Of State tC
seceGe he will attempt coercion, that he 'oiA see
nevertheless that The Federal Ld,os executed Thai
these are the views Of the President, have from
the most reliable authority
The Couisr's correspondent says: The Presi-
dents Message recommends Convention Of all the
States to devise measures for peaceful settlement
of the pending difficulties"
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MH0nysC0mDined Reaper aR6
BfsHER. WHEELS 4 90,
F,s2I-dAvu Haahvills. Ts.
F11T Horse Mail Coach.

YWyUR Lncoln county running regary three
back from Fayetteville 70 Tullahona: LEAVING
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday and Friday RSy
Thursday Saturday the malta
FayetteYeand the TulahO4 Tor the
.sn passengers. j. B. Smith, agent Fulahoua Coed
ssmssnd careful dTiv-vs me fare through only dollars
VI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

TPThis safe and Ettectual REMEDY Tor
has een more extensively used by regular physicians
ba1 anv proprietary medicine whish has made its APP
pearsnce in the United states
- With the freedom and confidence By gentlemen
Who nave attained ali the Middle Western and south
great cause popularity is the fact that nothing has
vet en discovered which be substituted in its place. and
mat used In all without fears TO the
suit It's perfect safety recommends 20 every parent IL
worms are within the SYSTEM will speedily expe them
withe1 fail order obtain the article.
his guard and LOOK we'll TO the initials
the sad wrapper and be particular to that he Is buying
g. FahnestOek's Vermifuge. and no other. pOv4-wlm
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Life is short, were the last words of Mr.. Ball
rs he stepped on the train. with a friend, at Fran
cisvile Iowa last week. His foot slipped, and, th
train being in motion, the next moment he was
manoled corDSe.
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Florida advices say that the Secession feeling
largely predominstes-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

We have compiled the folio1ing comparative stasut o. ne
receipts Of Cotton at the various ports sSee the I Of sP
Der from tte mail dates received At this Office:
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dispatch to the Charleston Courier, dated Phila-
delphia, Nov. 27th says Business of all descrip-
tions is very dull here Everything will be at a
stand still until the Southern troubles are arranged
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Real Estate and Negroes for SALE

UKJITHIN four miles OF this place. exceeding eleven
wv miles from Jackson nndersgnei Administrator Of
H. Butler deceased offers for sale, (prvaey) the land
belonging to the estate Of the deceased, containing
Four Hundred and EightysfOur Acres.
Nearly all under fence; hundred high state Of
cultivation and we'll improved.
A Comfortable Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses fer servants, STOCK &c.
This proved itself by its average productive crops to
highly adapted TO the growth CT cotton, and the different
kidd grsin any land within this latitude eome bottom
land we'll production q the different The
supply Of unsurpassed Spring Water for family and
stock abundant and falling This farm consider
ed second this section Of hecounty for It's intrinsic
worth farming interest and healthy location The citizens
the immediate nehborhoOd are generally sreh as might he
desired in aay community.
Immediaey adjoining the above farm, upwards
,nr Kcres belonging 10 James Butler which is also
offered sale This valuable interest," and IL added to the
former, interest for valuable considerations
ton ANY wishes with the view Of immediate
occupation the land considerable advantages be realized
by the purchaser, to buy advance OF me sale OF TIE Sh Of
thereby much OF the produce and stock
as may be required for the next years consumption
For any further information relative to the land interest,
application resident superintendent John C. Goodrich
~ waiter T. Key John NJ and Thomas Berry, (neigh
bors or to Butler Memphis be obtained in the
absence Of the undersigned
will sell the above premises, the 10Th NOVem-
Der nexts for cash, some
TWemty-fOur Likely Negroes.
Consisting Of Men, Women and Ohdren-seyeral likely young
Women Boys and Girls Not more valuable lot Of young ne
groe the number, is to be found within the State
Also on credit months the Of cornbetween four
and & We hundred barrels; fodder oats, &c.
At time and place for cash. superior lot OF stock
hogs; Sixty seventy bead OF Pork Hogs
The remainder OF sales on six months credit All sums un5e
Two ne large yoke Of oxen, wagon excellent stock
cattle Of horses and mulesa farmi
utensils, &c. *
proved securities will be before me property moved
Spring Greek. Madison county Tenn, Oct 20 '6O-WdS
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From savannah,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Briggs House was damaged
bv fire to-day. Loss $4,000.
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MIEs. WINSLOW,

An experienced and female physcan has soothin
Syrup Children sehng which greatly facilitates the
Of eethng by soenng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain ana is to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers will give yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly all See advsr
tsement in another column. oct2S-ly
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fro Mobile.

ties The steamer Teutonia sailed today for fivr,.
pool with $780, 600 In specie,
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MOBILE, Dec. IA large and enthusiastic meeting
Is being held tonight. Delegates for the State Con-
venhoh viii be Nominated.
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nOVZS-QlW.
Coon NEwS-Our Ieaders nave doubt already
seen the advertisement of Messrs. CONE Bros IN
another column of this morning issue ,ad therefore
we deem it hardly necessary to call attention to 1t
1t will be seen that they have reduced the price Of
the HOWE machine to $50, thus placing them with
in the reach of every family. We are assured by
many of our friends who have these machines, that
they are equally if not better adapted to the wants
Of the Southern pepoe, than any other in the mark
ct. The Messrs Cone are doing very large bus-
ness notwithstanding the poitico-fnancial pressure
OF the times.
City Bank money taken at par, IN any amount by
Cone Bros, SO College Street
Notes on the CrrY BANK OF NASHVILLE and on al
solvent Banks in South Carolina, Geargia, Alabama,
Kentucky or Tennessee taken at par by Cone Bros,
SO College ssreet.
! wanted.
| A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
paws l 900 dollars and more 4 year. A gentleman,
| and business man. with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT l. "
Nov. is, aS6O-tf
"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
| without Regard TO Profits!
J. w. LANGLEY,
P.kR A Union street.
| Clothing.
We have a large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which are selling at
prices to suit the times.
Souri, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par.
WARD, BIRwNGHAN & Co.
Noy2Llm No. 20. Public Square
HAVA a SEGAB
Holm yHuRLEY. 81 South Market ST.,
| nashville, Tenn.,---2O, 900 Imported Ha-
vanas--JUS7 RECEIVED FROM RAHAEA.
stock for Sale,
JouY WHoREY. 50 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth of Stock! Cal AMI see him.
lam offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
gv the quantity. Call and examine, at A Union
! street.
Octl2-6 P&B j. w LANGLEl'
Latest News ON Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY,
S2gSOuIh Market street,
STILL 4 FAD.
WHEREBY Rock city Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0N
l have twenty-five thousand dollars worth OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as / am determined to do an exclusive
cash business. We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and for themselves at No
%, North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
!. All those indebted to J. G. NICHOLSON Co, or
to NICHOLSON HUNHIREY, will please come forward
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Excluded from the the fractions
composing the county should have voted with the counties from
which they were taken.
voted in teelecon FOR Governor with Davidson, Robertson
and Montgomery.
tyOted in the election for Governor with BledsOe.
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SPALDNqs PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
such emergencies and no hounshod can Afford
There is no longer necessity for pi5z chairs Jpntsr We
heaess dolls and broken cradles. iut the article
dies Of refinement AMI taste.
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically held
Glue may used in the place Of ordinary
nucil4gs being vastly nOssadhssivs.
ssUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSES
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PEleE IS esnis
WaolesaEs Depot, No 4s Cedar Street. Nsv YorE.
Address HENRY c. SPALDING * CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four and uslv
beautiful LthOgsph SHOW Card Accompanying
single bottle Of srlLDrzs's P.Er,aEr atuu will saw.
ten times its cost annually 70 every houshold..l II
Sold BY al prominent Staoners, Druggists, hardware
Furniture Dealers GFOeers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should note Of sgA1LBNGs PER
vnen making up their list twill stand climate
TO BUILDERS.
WNTB are prepared to DO the Tfn-ROOGIng and otter
w sheet Metal Work necessary in building in the
most SUBSTANTIAL and will or
First door below Post once on Church street,
aps-dAv Nashville, Tenn
'ssCOmDaued Reaper and
Mower.
kATITH WOODS INSTRUMENTATION
wv celebrated Aachins scsYed the ars prean OF GrArd
DON hEBA the bsteo1bned Rsapng and Moving Machine
Halea EAiri
KY in September, 1851 The trial % Syracuse New
York July, where all the pr 5psl Machines n the United
States thoroughly tested The COMMITTEES ae their awards
through Marshal P. wilder President States agricultural
Society, At Louisville, Ky.
also received the the best Reaper and a. the bes
Mover before Two separate sol@sss sPPe9ea ne Pres
dent Of the Davidson coup Agricultural society, e sa-Viiis
the machines nov IN use IN Tenn
Numerous other premiums and Awards were given s hshiD
during the last season. every maehinein America
The above machines for sale oy the aKdersgnsd,
3. p. OHBATHAh,
geners Agent FOR the stats.
USHER. WHEELS 90,
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A leading citizen Of Charleston, writing to a func'
tonary Of the government. says the administration
or rather the course President BUCHANAN will pur-
sue indicate in his message, will have great infu
cnce with South Carolina
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The Cotton Movements.

RiveFs News.
LOUIsvnLE, Dec. 1.-The river is rising with
feet water in the canal
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incomplete.
UCompets except Gospor Cambridge and Went"orhs Lo-
cation, which poll altogether about SO votes.
(c) Chosen by the Legislature unanimously
LTNCoLN's majorites in all cases his maJorities
over DOUGLAS or else over the Fusion ticket. BRECK-
IxRIDGE's majorities his majorities over BELL
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E,ors ele 8. L0nis paauI BuIleti .a,ans. DO, -

~ Purchasers should look qreH TO THE INITIALS on the
rapper and see lhst they buyng B. A. FAHNEsTocKs
VERMuuaE, and no other. dee2-wlm
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The Popular Vote.

The following is a statement of the popular vote or
popular majores for President of the United States
at the recent election
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TO RUILDERS-

XETB are prepared to DO the Tin-ROOGIng and other
w sheet Metal Work necessary building in the
most suhsanal manner, and will contract FOR
possible rates 7. n. EUBANK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once Church street,
apS-d&W Nashville, Tenn
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have twenty-five thousand dollars worth OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which | will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business. We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
%, North side of the Square DAVID HUMPHREY.
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Latest News ON Old virginia.!
JOHN WHORLEKs
S2gSOuIh Market street,
SHEEE FAD.

WHEREBY Rock city Chewing Tobacco,
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATI0N
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ElTEI

Pins Blud Arkansas, the DIST of November last
rpope1y w D. BAIRD Of Rutherford county, Tennessee
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stUSEFUL IN EVER HOUSE,
n AR-,.h .o,o.,,,,s.,.. - ,,,,l, Pee, q mi,
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All those indebted to J. c. NICHOLSON & Co., or
to NICHOLSON HCMPnRI.Y, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
money. noV2-lm
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and Nashville railroad,
a Co., 60
1850 Fall and Winter Schedule. 1851

COMMENCING SUNDAY, November. 25th, 1860, Trains
a will foTIo
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FRolesdls Depot No. 48 Cedar Street Nsg YoTk.
Address HENRY q. SPALDING & CO.,
Roy No 1850 New ye,t
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WILLARD ON THE UNION. the re-.
W.. Nsis!stise banquet at Louisville. Gov.
NJ, oi Indiana, said '-.
Ia Mcoto"- citizens. let us come and bind up
at n,I,c 'ni'y These States, give up disc cussink
ssbler 10 - higher grounds Of deliberation and
~,h,t rAeIrs OF political action. Who are
.-g'iaa Ahonld listen TO the voice Of dis
o.sue :. gre We not Of one race, of one blood,
V he,1aa aiiN, o' one destiny? Have the rains
ssshsa aa, poured upon these States aud
Bebker 10, al ~. Tue blood split at Lexington.
H.. mn, Trenton. Yorktown9 OR Ar,
hfsr,,so @ho there filled martyrs, graves 10 he
There is 'ofrser Is there nothing left =
gsa.urs great Inheritance left-a priceless
{, l'a,o ms country, fhe Constitu lion, and
aas psn nan a. tnre;si cheeriDg.l Tell me. shall
sfaobs ~, -. OF iaeh living IN the extreme
sucs 10, - ~ 'his Union jeopardy this inherit
aaa low .tnra E xfai'iies,'ion OF private interest
escsfs, s nYtn selfish aspirations Shalt this
as.e vi section be made the battle-ground of
sasiay sx@hs Shall we who are brothers,
eqlc, as,.g y.ning to lose, BE- pressed into the
iaas a. Tes'hst one ano,herf / ray, young
saisrn IL, su,, y, 70 Old men around me far my
taais ss,,s ias Gay and tho hour enans when
..sili ,als -, n ior or against this Union, ,and
,,ssa snd Utmost most taint-hearted girl il In
's AID thsr. 'e IN her hands our national
L, ah followed the footstens 81 Pstsr
essissI'saai. tlov Willard % .osk hls sen, s amid
1s APPLAUSE ~ ' " AN
"a big WI WI. LkG.-In Louisyiite, recent
apa'sl.a iss .s was held Al night over the
~ Gay il x.s =. an irishman. and fhs follow.
y V iisuds os ,,a s"ried w,tb MI due caremOnies,
y "a boz '"s irishasaB. or the iSx aflerd.
- @ta
as.4 Wa i.f,aa ..,.-----------
"ss m a,c. 40 - he nanls Of tie n :, so,a,er
'ed u CIap Floyd.
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SPECIAL NoxIcES @
IA RheaMstlsans 1881 .....,
RHEUMATlsM CURED BY 80 -.
RHEITTNATIssN-CaPtai canok

HAMRfoN'6 1lAoTU4xI
HEENMHATT|ssN-ffxR.aae csssl stS:s James ..;s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plunasss. ffE@
kHENNstA |! Il,ISsA = Saso..fH > !. y. !sylss. 81 .
shEEusAfIss-issSi 4 = nsss:s. nsa Ssss4py..
sFETMMAFlsNNHH \ X ;::,:. ssas5 1ss's'
sAkHaAfIsNIH: skSa'sNNRHi' ce!I!ss:; y d ss-"' = A"''
sASSSSztssSS-a:{ 4 i stTsS7a S, 81 ,:sn nes.n a..'.
EHEUMMAT:sH-E EHEU n TsE " GcodTick
RHsdHMATsSa:SS i g s:Ss
EQer years of suherinE,by HAMPTONpo TING
fEMAIps AND cHiLpREN.-rhis fINQ-
rURE Will be found great msdieiss fos ~ tAeie
sa i Ss PHRcEil i9s rf ExDb f',l K Co. CO RsSso.a,
s.. ~ nr & Sq9Sh Ss 81 'ss
BKAY, Baltimore; and BY Drsx1;sts snA Shee-
;ssDsf. Is sse's~hsrs 81 ~, po''I: ~ s;,
91.a ..-..-sfs as Lts.. - - Z II:
sSsngsoSskhhsfS sSk HSb 1sk1ttisskc 1tn skckEff b
ing no AIercsrial balsan!'e prOptstiis, sxoelo
ever, thing heretofore offered the psblc. in ls e.
the medical world srs aston,sAed wl.sa s'la tKa4
the aass rsmsds VII cure n the .Sys i s,ss:sss -
9" e.. ss Sc e
kn.wn .f "a csss % Of twenty sssrs yea st:ndins e =
exception. and therefore el,ailenses, any eass q
viasd the direct,ons .ss carried ost with S1s3ssse
o.. ,he pa = Of he pst,snt and any o.:
sass % st % s;ass. re- viii asn,.s sddIsiSns S:;s;.S.
assns:; s e"rs - VIII 1, .a:et.a ssassssa.ss-
Arfssssss zs:ss: e. Hssyy; 8. sIyst tHs;:ss:
aus-s,ns ,,F. No. ~. BsoAA atFosA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

A POLICEMAN KiLLED--On Saturday night
last, during the prevalence OF a row In Sa-
yaanan, .Ga., John Ryan, policeman. arrps' ed
W. Dunn, as one of the dis.nrbers of the
peace, and was on his way 70 the Barracks
with him, which Damn resisted. On Ryan's
calling for assis taace, Policemen Frepden thai
and Jno. Minnaneh came up. Dunn struck Mt
Ryan, when the latter drew u pistol aud fired
at him. The shot missed Dnnn, and Police.
man Minnaugh fell, and expired Immediately.
ball having catered his brain. After an in
quest BY the coroner. Ryan was sent 10 Jail TO
await . further rinvestigati0n Ia the case.
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NJ. Notice. =. II the sick, afflicted asd puusv.
euE iausslies who have heretofore "a bs. 1G
Kos rs MEDlCik -. always wish ~ 1pbag ~.
persons hsvS cIrrhlatsd IN iaisatiO1. Tia Vcs1oe
has heen eoIpellsd = saaass tas vfAetoN yhiek
10 plain Without aAy 6kNseo, and bo VgIleoo 0ignp
tpss 70 over the cork Of every ottIe of tSo 9oo1i0o
Medicines. ~ thse the spublie eaA eSS16 eSeoaQ
thnss Iemsdlss yhieA Aase sustedk Besle vAoGs aa4
''pbfsy'g ps. 3c' kSs Sts6usa sYauY,A
. ssd d,:e:ssc IF tAs lynes ,s the s1a11la 09edv.
sprs!p. ~ bsiises. .aSd the DY6EXFfl6 Cox.
POUND tQr dSpsSsia ssd nvos anna aasaAG
Sold by Dsu. .xsts 2eaeI ally and w.sf \.
WARMER L. wARfNG, A. grosxtss,
- 2I-ly - VI COS. til - Hlakooln4. W.
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MgLAxGHoLY AceInsar.-An Interesting
Iississ sol. OF VIVA. Wright Esq, CT VA
miag.on n. q fell into dry welt last Mon
day, aud was so badly injured that he c.ei he
next morning.
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IMPORTATION OF SLAVES INTO KENTUCKY.
BY statute passed In 1893, the imp0rtatioa of
slaves into Kentucky for purposes Of traffic
was forbidden. 4 hill has bsen In troduced
into the Kentucky Legislature rep4Aling -
much Of this law as remains upon ttss statute
book. TIE proposed measure exeites much
opposition. The Franklin Common wealth
says that IL the law 10 repealed the ga.es will
be opened for all tho ftlous and iasnborCinate
slaves Of Virginia and Maryland.
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- Oysespsts,, the msss apno1Ang onl
Ioa,hs"nis sH!letioa knoxg e sSsiet1. 81. ESyRf
kITTERS, Ges thsy as heiL nssA the tivsss stis -
the bile, adicks3 The blood the atraaeAs
add to the RAStSic joIcoe. a0d fnt ix6vat0 sh1 0o1
go powerfully. thai spsses ssyelaeea .esosst-
Cd IN tae entire .nses man, ard a4 imsAfircs ase
tnese bittefs, aHA get Teiisf.
orsaie b, ~ I.gkxikss .. The city of RieA9es4
aud else u hare iu vtrsbia Of6eTs nYoenDtIy KIP
- addrsssins Z. BAKER, proSsissos. NieHmos1.
Va Ea e7y = g si Gf Nssfsf 1S-A
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FRorKsr AGAINST THE INTRODUCTION or
VOLUNTEERS INTO MExlGO-We have ad ices
from Mafamoras 10 the i4ih instant. The To-
cal paper, Ell Jaque, contains flaming repor;
Of q mass nesting held in that city, on the 5ih
inst, for the purpose Of protesting against the
in troduc ton Of American volunteers into that
country, In aid of either OF the con tending par.
ties. II is headed, in large capitals, "Dealh to
Mercenaries and TraiaOrs:" ''Onr Country
Eoreyerw Demonstration Of the People.''
And proceeds 10 recite how the suh bing
citizens OF Matamoras, having still Ia remem-
brance former iavasions, have heard With dis.
may that one Capt. Robinson 10 about leading
i couple Of com panies into that country, uom-
inally AS volunteers. in aid ef Que Of the con.
tending p4rties, but really AS fillibusters; that
soEe Of linn even accompanied Wxiksr 10 Nj
caragua, and therefore, there can be no dDvbt of
their ehHracter and intentione. thatin zach cass
such Introduction Of teers, in aid OF e ther
OF the contendtng parties IN Msxicoy would
cpmpSDmise the honor Aud diGaity of93he re.
public. II not ats inteertty, whlle IL would b.
equally In violation VI iU ihdep8ndeace And
the Fundamentals compact. e fas
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"a Notice " Hsyl az pnrchased the intevess e
my la.s partner. Mr.. PONslt. ; shall csetjlae -
in sii its branches, as heretofore.
With thames for rAs Patrnsa&s - uhesally a..
the same : . old stkpd. corper of IalE fRl nj
Streets J5 ROBERT 0ARIHl48HT.
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several seasush attached 10 the l. =. k~-
csisiaE shIp were Baptized IN the Deta ware II
Philaaeiphia GA Sunday.