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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-28
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Lisez, messieurs, lisez mon catalogue,
Vous = verrez les mile objets divers
Que Jai group6s, savant archeologue,
Dams CO musee unique en- punivers
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lie demAloir qui servit Cesar.
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Lincendiaire ct farouche Erostrate
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Qu'un voltigeur deroba dams Soissons;
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LIE roi Clotaire en- fait deslAessons.
Du We'll Homere, admirez le binocle
Que sur Lais svec morgue il braquait;
J'ai dams les mains les souliers d'Empedoclc.
Qu'Ahasverus illustra dun bequet.
Go clavecin affect4 de mutisme
A rtveillS plus dun terrible echo;
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II sen servit ct fit choir Jericho.
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Qu'un vii Tarquin tenta de soulever,
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Que Jsi trouv6 sans do trop grands defaults,
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II est On train dc repasser 50 faux.
Lses. nessieurs lisez mon catalogue,
Vous y verrez les mile objets divers
Que jai classss savant archeologue,
Dams GO mus6e unique en- punivers.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-09-28

Bah Lnsoucante 6le De Iden vgna est mile fois mons
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Raureole des saints. -sz
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mere les ennts accroups ssa matea les tetes ferement
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pare coupe des Tey pcher les yisnerons oiat
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La conversation sembape foot balls G scolers oulait
boniat tombait Sc coubes stonnats Of mpssues
Tant6t ellie appait ant6 ellie meurtrissait G
fois ellie shumecat e souvenirs ct mouat de win beu
Erange prestdgaton ellie seanca de royaute lempire,
de empe lechad de rSchaud ellie harponnait
les hommes d6shabat les marquses sa les bourgeois dechi
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dams c d bres penseurs couat les mond couait les So
les declouait reaisat de Deu dams moue
de diamants bro,es.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

WAsHINGvon, Jan. 80 IA delegation Of thirty
three, representing so coo working men Of Phila-
delphia, this morning walled on Senators Crittsn-
den and Cameron at their respective residences
They we're introduced by Senator Bigler in 3 brief
address. J. D. Nicholson responded for the dele
CATION eoquently and patriotieaIly. He stated the
onJoct Of visit to be to testify to the appreciation
Of the Union by themselves and others. They re-
presented their desire for q settlement Of our
tlona on satisfactory basis, and that the
proPeslAon Of the Senator from Kentucky. whose
character they reyered, whose patriotism they adj
m,led whose policy was indorsed by them, and
that they wished its adoption urged and secured.
The Senator's feelingly and hopefully responded
The number Of Federal troops who arrived here
last night is so, making in all less than 400 These
are divided into three companies of artilIarv and
one Of infantry. arrangements have been made
for concentrating them at any particular noint in
it il necessary to quel disturbances Of he NH
lie peace.
Acting Postmaster General King has recs;vss
complaints from Northern gentlemen that .bs;r let
ters from the South have been violated One write.
that six letters addressed to him by lady in No.
bile-not political subjeets-hsve evidently been
opened by unauthorized parties The Department
has promptly instituted an inquiry.
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BUTTER-A continued dull heavy market, during the
week. chiefly LEGAL Hardly any expert demand
Roll The supply is quite large We Roll
e10c far do 119I2c and good to prime l39l4c Very
choice fresh in small packages, brings ljc.
BBESWAX-A fair demand and steady market at 272Sc
BEANSA moderate demand for goGd to prime white at
S0990c but inferior unsaleable
CHEEsEThe export demand is quite light ard the market
dull for Western Reserve, &c for Hamburg, and l for
English Dairy.
EGGShe supply CONTINUES to lncreass and the rsrket is
dull and heavy, prices declined to 1cc per Dozen ship
pers
FRATHERSThe market continues dull without any change
prices We quote 3540c, the whole range arrival
cording to quality.
FRUITS-The demand for Green Apples continues OF i
and local nature without any change in prices worthy Of
note Western selling the regular way from store at 81
81 so per Dbl according quality, and Eastern at SO to 81
Dried Apples dull and nominal at &c H.
A moderate demad for peaches, at 5l9Sc per b.
GINSENG-Tke dealers continue pay 40c for prime,
arrival.
HAYThe receipts have been quite large duIrg the week but
quality Of the greater PORTION of them has been OF low
grades full prices been realized for the higher grades
continue quote at Sl34 arrival, and Sl6o
from store. Common is dull at S99l0. We notice
quiry of tight pressed for shipment
IR0N-A moderate demand for Pig at S524 for Ohio River
hot blast Bar 2&9314c for common and charcoal.
01LS-Lar is aud in good demand at ejg9Oc for No
quiet Unchanged selling in the regular SIG
53c Coal 7jl9s0c and in good demand.
POTATOES fair demand for prime eshannocks at 81 30
al per bbl from There moderate export demand
sEEDCsver large supply and prices lower and nominal;
buyers offering 81 so for prime at the close Nothing
doing in Timothy. Flax in fair demand st 81 10.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVERS
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORENC THE BALD AND GRAY.

MMANY great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
have something that would produce results identical
they all and gone, being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced to leave Ae field TO It's reSess sway eo the
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st is IL fact Of hshitaton and Names as stated IN
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third does my continue be in good order and OF
natural coor7 To all and do answer MY
hair even better OF life for forty years
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ny whskers and the only cause why is not generally true IS
that washed OF by frequent abluon OF the
face when used by vpng the face In close connec
ton wskers the result will follow as the hair
New England asking If my hair sui continues 70 De
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injury used OF your restorative OF any
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F.evIew rthe Nashvine market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 81, 1901
The Cotton market exhibited activity day than for
some time the sales amounting to about 500 bales at ad
Of &c above quotations for Middlng The Cotton
markets Of the South generally active with advan
cling tendency prices The intelligence from Europe received
last night shows advance in Liverpool Of and this has
caused the activity noticed in our market to-day
There transactions in Tobacco today. The receipts
continue quite LIBERAL pry heavy stock accumrIAng
in the warehouses.
The transactions in Provisions continue cted account
Of the limited receipts from the country The business
inly Wesern which there ample stock to
meet the demand.
There fair degree Of activity 10 Flour and Corn especially
the latter which continues to be purchased largely for Planters
and othsrs in the surrounding counties.
CoTToNThe reported sales to day amount 6 bales The
following the particulars IL s at &c, at &c. 10 at &C. 65
9c 10 at &c, at 1oc, 1871 a1d 800 at 79lOc
repea yesterday quotations. although the sales to-day in
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hya --Messrs. Armstrong Bicknell, BrazelIOn,
Rrtier we'll Cheatham. Davis, East, EWing Far
rsllv Gillespie. German, Greene, Havron, johnson,
Ksnner. Kincaid Of Anderson, Mayfeld, McCaoe,
Morris, Morpheis, Norman, Richardson, Russell,
seuter, Shrewsbury, Trewhitt Williams. of Frank,
lin. Williams, of Knox, Williamson, Wisener, and
Woodnrd-32
Noes --Barksdale, Bayless, Bennett Covden,
Crilz. Doak. dudley, Farley, Ford, Frazier Can't.
Harris Hebb. Hurt, Ingram, Lea, Loekhart, MaTtIn-
Nall, Pickett, Porter, Roberts, She'd, Smith, 3d.
well, Trevitt, Vaughn, Whiimore, Williams Of
Hickman, Woods and Speaker Whithorne--Sl.
Mr.. EWING moved to reconsider the vote incefi-
nteiy pcstponing the bill. aud to lay that motion
upon the table. The latter motion failed, ayes 81,
noes 81.
The motion to reconsider then failed, ayes 30,
noes SO.
WORK ON THE CAPITAL.
Senate bill No II, for the RELIEF Of the tax pay
ers of the State was then taken up.
Pending the consideration Of which,
The House adjourned to ten o'clock to-mofro"
morning
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From, HEiiIedgcvilIs.

AI11L=DGEvILLE, Jan. 30-The Convention re-
fused to reconsider the revenue Ordinsnce adopted
Yesterday Resolutions were introduced giving the
Governor power, under certain circumstances, to
grant letters of maraue and reprisal, which was
tabled. .
An address to the citizens of the South and the
world, giving the of Georgas secession, was
adopted
An ordinance declaring it to be the Fixed policy Of
the State to guarantee the security Of all the States
was adopted
the call Of the President
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1861.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1861.
The Senate met us usual at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
MEMORIAL.
AR NEWMAN, (NIr. BRADFORD in the Chair
rrasented memorial signed by large number OF
citizens OF Lincoln county, protesting against inc
massage of the Stop Law, and praying ITS repea I'M
F.o5;oIelv which was cad and ordered transmitted
10 the Hsuse.
BANK SUSPENSIONS.
Mr. RICHARDSON moved 10 take up Senate biIl
NJ "a levslize the Bank suspensions and for the
.,r,-oodatiop of the people; which motion prevail
"a and 10 Use amendments, Nos. ], ., } and were
oo,cnrred in. and then uRder suspension OF rule II
was transmitted to the House.
PETITION.
NJ STOKES presented petition from citizens OF
william county similar to the memorial presented
from Lincoln county this morning ana On BIS H0-
ton was transmitted to the House
REE1EF MEASURES.
Mr.. NEWMAN moved to take up House 6i Dill
No 29-To reduce the rate of interest HoH IL
"a G per cent on appeal cases
The hill was taken up, read, and then
Nr NEWMAN proposed to amend by Inserting a :,
.,;on repealinr the act entitled the - sop Nv,
S-s5 January % 1861; which amendment was uls
PS md lost by tie vote, ayes u, noes L. mus
cusseu N.ssrs' Boyd, Bumpass, Hildreth, Lane,
,Ayso Nash. Richardson. Stanton, Stokes, STOKE
Mip 11-:r,hIs and Mr.. Speaker Newman-2.
~ YoMsssr AI,n, Bradford siI mGTp' Peers
SInn thompson, and Wood ..,..
M entered Re. senate @0sp reos 6t'G tn afe
lLe 10. iolI Tesotion By ayes II. noes l.
up LUG ,o,-.r BILLS on FIRST LEADING.
D,...+,rv 70 the County Court OF hIok-
man. h.to- of GallstiH and Cole S
F.. T,r,pixe Company -...;l1o o,d
aSTo repeal charter OF FayetlSvnos anu ne
,I NU Turnpike Company, and for the OsnSn' u
Greene county.
FEDERAL RESOLUTIONS
No g7-IirectOry to our delegates 70 5; .g by
Convention, we're taken up Sas sSI Bnpas:
M Thompson f.voring, aud MeSsis !Sn aSno.
Stanton, Newman, and Hildreth opposing 'Ae ''OP
uon Of the resolutions .toble viii b
prevailed by eyes 10, noes II, thus "a Rrr,rsss
Aye, -Messrg. Alien Boyd, Bradford, DuI1p ptss
Hidreth, Horn Nash, Richardson, Stanton 20 S''As'
stokely, Trimble aud Speaker NeTnsn-MII;; otlsv
,A0es-Nessrs. Hunter, JOhrson, Lone' stovaiI
MS,innia, Mcclellan, MoNeily, Peters S'O'~N'
thompson, and Wood-ll.
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Missouri Legislature.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S0.-A joint resolution passed
the Senate yesterday, appointing Gen. Doniphan,
WsldO T. johnson, ]. D. Gotten, Judge Hough. Gen.
Atchison, Feri Keuneit, and Judge Buckner Com
missioners to the Convention to be held at Washing
ton on the 4th of February. The same resolution
was introduced In the House, and laid on the table
Mr. est, Chairman Of the House Committee on
Federal Relations, reported the resolution. taking
strong grounds against the action Of the New
York and Ohio Legislatures, in offering aid to the
General Government To coerce seeding States,
which passed. Yeas 80, nays Is.
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Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY January 30-The Convention, in
secret session last night, adopted resolutions in
structiDg the deputies to the Southern Convention
to insist on sueh measures will forever prevent
the re- opening of the African slave trade. The
Convention to-day passed supplementary Ordi-
nance for the of the defesces in the Gulf
The Convention also passed an ordinance adoptipg
- the law Of Alabama the laws of the United States
relative to patents, securing the rights of invention
to the citizens Of the slayeholdipg States.
Adjourned I'LL March 4th
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CHEROKEE CURE :!


An zts.T1iliz0 cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocs
turnaI Emmi SSiOnS. LlpOtsRcy, loss Of Potcer,
Pains in tie Back St0aA IN the Builder, Distracted
and Difficult Heust,uOaiol, and al Disease caused
b. debating from tho path Of Nature, and idHI9Rg
an Self Pollution
By the use Of this "Cure all improper discharges
ed the organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
Either SEX marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body necessary promote connua happiness
Ia Cherokee Cure the poor debaed worn down and
depairng devoe Of sensual pleasure will find relief.
Ii is safe and pleasant but immediate in its action
tanning no mineral poison prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form of delicious syrup.
Price per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
By express to all parts of the world
soId BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Propretors St. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendleton, Berry Demoville
G. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

BosToS Jan. 30-A communication was read in
the Senate yesterday from the Governor, transmit
ting copy ofthe Secession I0rdinsnee received
from the PRESIDENT Of the Georgia State Conven-
ton. It was laid on the table. Also g resolution
from the General Assembly of Tennessee proposing
certain amendments to tbs Constitution, and from
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania in favor of the
Union and the Constitution as they are, which
were read and referred to the Committee on Fede-
raj Relstions.
The bill authorizing the Treasurer the Stale 70
indorse the notes the United States was rejected
after debate by vote of II to g.
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In.Chancery court at Gainesboro.

FNobIAs GlPsON VS. James W Nicely and others and Ca
il ter h Whiteheld James W. Horley, Abraham JOHN
son and OF e-S Judgment and Attached Bs-Cross Bills
December Rules 56O-On motion Of complainant Whtefed,
BY his solicitor and it appearing the satisfaction OF the
CLERK and Master from allegation in the line which is
Son To- that the defendant, Abraham Johnson is resi-
dent Of the State OF Tennessee publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Uson and Americas
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
defendant to appear before the Chancery Court s1eboro
on or before the second Monday February 1861 and defend
eopanants BILL the allegations therein contained viii -
taken for confessed and the get down for hearing eIPsre
as to tam. W. Il. Bolts, G. NJ
ian04 -vvIt
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DESCRTPTUOv,
PROCLAMATION
ISHATI G., HARRIS,

FEI0 the sherGs Of all the counties said staGreeting
You hereby commanded to open and hsil election
ali the piaeesof holding elections in your county,
9th cay OF February next orhe purpose Of determining Eh
Convention shall be called, aus also Of elecng Delegates
Convection in Nashville the day
next in accordance With the provisions OF the
January s6l and prompt and immediate return make Thereof,
the Secretary of state, required by said Act
In Testimony whereof have hereantO my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the State affixed
}S the Department. in Nashville this, 2Ist day Of Janu
AIRY, A D. 1860.
- By tie Governor ISuAM G. HARRIS.
J. i. R. RAY, Secretary Of State. ian22 dIw-vIW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01
In SC yvart COMFY Court.

Holm MOORE and others vs. Lucian and on srs;
- Petition to sell land and slaves 1t Appearing % -
lucian Moore and Lynn Moore, and Marina .;5sats
James Moore the defendants in this cause, are
Of the State Of Tennessee, and beycnd The reach o. ~
process Of this court it is therefore ordered t1aL b
Kads In the Nashville Inien ard American, 2uo
shed in Nashville Tenn for four weeks reqas SSsa,
resideu, defendants 20 appears4efore the gnses
Countv Cort al their February term 1851 to plead answer %
demur to compliments bill, filed in said sase Is t q
The will be taken for confessed as 70 -
ing pafts. December 2eth, lebt- xr.s cooR n a NJ
uf.vr3t -nrtta FEES
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Davidson County Southern Rights ANTI
Coercion Association.
w B. WALTON.
VICE PRESIDENTS.

Robert c. Foster, 3rd, John Doyle, J. ], Conley, J.
T. Bell, W. W. Shute, Thomas ii; Taylor, ". A
Cheatham. John G. Briley, w. X. Ware, John Over
ton, J. w. Martin, Jo. W. Horton, Daniel r. Garter
T. Y. SEWER John Johns, J. G. Newman. F. q.
Earthman, j. H. Wilkes w. Z. Watkins, W. e. Hard
ing, J. j. McCann, S. II. Manning, w. Z. Demoss, ID
l.. Claiborne, James Wright, Irby Morgan, u n
Winston, J. Adams Payne, G. ?. smith, George y
Allen, W. R. Hyde, John B. Keeling, John Ohad-
well.
Address HOWELL MEER. Secretary.
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r,uhIic SneakinR,

On Saturday, the % day of February next Hon
II 6 Foorp and Hon. RUSSELL HoULToN. viii address
the people of Davidson county at Antioch.
On Monday, February 4, Hon. II. 5. FooTE and
Hon. Nm. ). BROWN at McWhirtersYille.
On Tuesday. February 5. at Brentwood
At the Court House, Wednesday night, Februa-
~ 5th
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Markets by Telegraph.

KEw YORK Jan. 3lCottOn less active. Sales 1890 bales
Mddeg Upland la Floor steady, sales bIs IO95 IS
quiet $500 bushels 64 Mess Pork dull 500
b5s II 797 s7 Lard dull sales 325 bbls IO@lO Sugar,
prices favor buyers, sales 1850 boxes Cuba 41i96K
CScSTAT Jan 3I-Flour active, sales 5000 bbls, 699
1885, Whisky Bbs H. Mess Pork II o. Lard dull
s Sugar buoyan advanced COX sales 200 hhds 697; Mo-
asses bo Holders advance ofoAe cent
INV GRLKASs Jan 3tottOn quiet sales to-day 5000 bales
Mdding TX; Sugar steady 4515 Moasses 1905; Flour
steady, s2 $3.50; Lard Kegs lO3 Other articles
unchanged
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In Chaneery Court at GaInesborO, Tena

EHTILL1AM PURCELL, Rebec8 Purcell and Abigail
w Dixon, UriAh Davis Mzrgery Davis Elby DJcuss
Polly Dycus, William Dixon and others January Rules
JSj-origna Bil0n motion Of the compainsns by their
Solicitor, and it appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master, from the affidavit Of complainant, William Purcell,
which ia filed, that the 6efendants William Dixon Amer
Hancock, Liia Hancock John Hancock, Nancy Dixon,
Robertson Rbecs Robertson Doctor Evans Fanny Speausn
Josephine Speakan and Thoas SPakan, nonrssdens
State Of Tennessee. It is ordered that publication BE-
made the Union and
newspaper published the city Of Nashville requiring sad
resident defendants to appear before Chsncery Court az
siuesboo the second Monday in February
and then there their defence complanaas bill
the will be for confessed and set down for hearing
exparts 70 them. Bolts, c. 4 N.
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