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NOTICE.

DAvID wABBs ]. D. echot-AttAehmeut returned ior
trial before John LsrKins Justice OF the Yeaee ioL fsy
that tie defendant, schott, non RESIDENT Of Le Ss
on Tennessee further Appearing from sdeVit OF pam
lie hat me indebted him In the of Ons
Hupdrd and Thirty eight Dollars, by note II therefore
ordered by publication be made in the NASHVILLE Union
md for weeks commanding the said
defenosptJ scho appear before me at my ONCE IN The
town Of Linden Perry county, Tennessee, on the 4h day Of
Nav 1861 70 plead demur to said attachment or hs
oe viii be set for hearing psre rhs 9Th day Of March,
1861. SOAN LAhhANes >. 4.
nnih-u ltnr,af for PerrY county, Tenn.
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Seeds.
Flour, Corn, &c.

Flour, Corn, &c.
RA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUU 400 sacks Coru;
q bbls Lard;
50 " Green Apples;
25 cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
$40 Flour Sacks ,tAfty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
tani9H No. 81 College street, near Broad
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eEnra.l pRreHr o.Ics, NAsHyl1r Arp prcArrR 3. r.

GENERAL PRxIsHT 0sBIcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR B. Rl
NASHVILLE. Nov. 18th. leo.
an and after the goth inst, eghs for Decatur all points
Memphis and Charleston and oher connecting Roads
win be received and sent forward without delay,
To insure prompt attention frhs must have plain shipping
the destination in full and initials OF each
package Stock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATCLIFRE,
novlS-d1m General Az emit
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~TATE OF TENNESSEE, IN DICKSON
- County Court -sMaIch Rules, l6l.--Petiuon to
s Land hen Patterson ais W Patterson ais It
Appearing to Morrison. Jas Dickson and other
children Margaret Dickson not known, heirs at Law
OF Elizabeth Patterson, deceased Of defendants in this
residents TENNESSEE and beyond the reach OF
the ordinary this Court 1t sbereo ordered that
publication in Il Nashville Union and American, a
Newspaper for four success weeks requiring said non resi-
defendants appear before the Dickson County Court Al
Charlotte Monday 20 May, 1884, and plead, answer
the pion lied against them and others In sao
Court the will be taken for confessed as TO th an
set Tor bearing ez parte.
aylz-W1tpr' sfetS3 THO. MORRIS, o. q M
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Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

SUFzRINJ BEDKNr's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1861.
Ereg the West consigned to the agen, Nashville
SChaanooga Roo, at Nsshveand designed for ship
me over the Road Of Company arriving Nashville in
than shipped Immediately the road
stored the warehouses If the company that temporary
storage and pro edion the be found elsewhere
and for the purpose having the charges for storage
able uniform, arrangements have been made with Mess
Davis And arson No street. for the storage all
river reRhts at cost copsgnee Of sll0 ton of 2Oo
mounds which Extra Drayage storage and handlug
pr,iu Tor all expenses Incidental
to storage They agreeing protect the fregt' fer forty
Ave without ADDITIONAL charge II protection for that
nvth on time found necessary from causevhch is not
particular attention will be paid TO dates and
each lot foTwaide TN tatlhr Wiii De MADE
- ,iva .x1,eiitlon I uc,sne nt Ia and obviate ne
0e'A'y M =. M E.w CoLE, supt.
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SIT Lux ct Lux FuIt

COAL OIL L A Nh p 8.
VETE just received another supply OF Ceal OIL LAMPS
w among which handsome patterns for par
lors ali Collins burner which thr last improve
uept an superior other Lamp nov be-
sesdnessof fame freedom fIom
smoke simplicity construction beauty and elegance in finish,
cleanliness and economy One Lamp will give the Light OF four
and does NOT cost IS much one The Oil
norted 10 burn these lamps cear beautiful article fres
rom any offensive ordor grease Uhea split upon
CARPET or eli thing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN Il CO.,
marIs-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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cHEAT NATIONAL ROUT17-
6@@MRR@W

ana Ro ore. PhiladeIphia. n
Hos s0n, and the only ~,
Washington CItx
4 NENTHAL OHIO AND RaETo.
Vlto HA1LhOADe terminate ct Baltiuors -.
son City on ne East and Columbus On tle wee -
''Hs rAn A-airoaas for and from all points In he
west, South-West and NOrth.we.e
Passengers By this Route can visit n. -, :, 49,,
Philadelphia Ne York. or Boston, At he so.s - 49,.
York or Boston alone, b. other lines - s'0-s- seA
- Lexss can ao be procured wasAnrtoa CITY
sleeping ears attached % al night trains. 10
all principal points, =. 'oPPnS
Business men and travellers, for pleasure or i,s.,.
visit All the Esstern Cities comparatively ..Is
The scenery celebrated for lis wonderful beautv IA
anequalled in the world. It's system Of av ss
poiee Its splendid equipment; its exclusive teie-r.b -
arge anount OF double track; its fine hotss 6une ~
and comfsrt. = = '-s--''Pooa, nlsil
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks can e proeur. A
ne pfneipal Railroad and Steamboat 0ness In he West
asa Tor hekets via the Baltimsre aad Ohio Railroad
H.Rsh1TH, Master Tralsportation B AoRR
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent, & OAR
H6CLLtV AN. Gen. Western A9sut. q 4 n > -
H.g. JEHEfT, Pres't, Oh B.
,Dru,o ''H'skoEh, Gent Ticket Agent, CORR
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HIGH PRICE rOR NrcRor
r DADS TE RS TOR 1861.
AT the Faif G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTe So HE TIMES.


No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FENHIs FIKsT CLASS ROADSTER, will his
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4th and cosing July the 4h $50 season. s2
for insurance.
He beautiful black, six Old rotted at Athens In
lO In 5O and certainly most handsome and perfect
horse in his action that has brought the State He
bred Vermont imported by &. Z. Jennings and by tie
Hatch hore he BY Ii hoo be BY Old Black Hawk he by her
man and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc Or
d. st Charles CIR gr Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
bines four Of the bsst trotting known.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
. CAPITAL BAY COLT years old By We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to p SIS the season, $40
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old by Old Washington, excel
lent TTottng Mare, will be let to Is Mares the season.
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass at the farm Of T. Fsnning and grain kesp
mares in good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GRRGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner ami Agent for Company
Oscar kinba will be ready all times soS the stock
gentlemen.
Refer to-J Owen, Of williamson, Col R. Allen OF Sum
T. FanniRQ, of Davidson DR.. A. T. Gooch, of Ruhsr
ford. nar5-a
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TUsT recsived constantly, article Of Parsf
hne Varnsh Of the best quality in quantities to suit pur
Also consignment Of Perfuery, Envelops for sale the
trade ljans3-nI b. +. s. h 90.
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COUNTY COURT AT NASHVILLE...

" Robert A. ToOn ct al, James Faulkner ct At
the Office OF the Clerk and Master Of the County Court Nash
vile, the sh day Of April lt6l, melton Of complainant
6y counsel in the above and il appearing TO the sc
ton Of the Clerk AID Master that two Of the said defendants
e. Owen residents Of the
Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary Of this
served upon them is therefore ordered BY the
CLERK and Mast that publication be made for four weeks in
succession the Nash lille Union ami American newspaper
published the city Of Nashville, requiring the Ead defendant
20 the Of the County Court to be hslden
for the county Of Davidson at the court house theree In the
city OF Nashville the fret Monday in May next and answer
said BILL the will be taken for confessed to him and
set down for hearing pse Said petition being for partition
Of the real estate beo heheTs Of E5ed Howeron,
deceased April 5th, 1861. 4. Z. CHEATHAA,
aplS-w4tpF'sf eS3 Clerk and Master
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Firet Fire FireIr,

yKyHE remainder of stock saved from the On Bros
street. for sale at 81 College street, doars aSoss
Broad. All Goods ct half their cost. {. -. 80
~ max3-k .01fENV5LLH q kL00z.
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FIRE. WORKS. FIRE wORKsIi
FLAGS AND TORcHESfff
PIANOst mUsYCt

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci his planta ~u-~zn~>
IA ion, called CAPITAL VIEw, lying on S4<t{ n
\3NA,I The nerth side Of Cumberland River, &HISsf#
IsSss IN three milesfrom the City Of Nashville, 1f3#
IslllE8 coztaing shout Taree Kun.
49, dred ACregs He will sell 1t all ---ntxna..
together small tracts lots, to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property In the city. 1t is Of
the very quality Of soil 10 well vatered about half Of
in cultivation and tbs balance In fine timber and pastare
coed dwelling houses good harm and stables &c
For nformaon apply the undersigned to John D. James
sep20-f. TH0s. G. JAMES.
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Nh. & E. #. CHI
WHOLESALE GROOERs, ann nEA.vus
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO. 1Taapa u.rs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, ASA.-e'
c0RRxR or 00LLEGE AND 0zURcz S1p~xrv
Nashville, EeRnessee.
WE7E arejustin receipt Of large and wall rs-.a . .
w Groceries, Liquors, eto, Consisting in par ID "
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades; 100000 GENUINE Ifsvso
hsls chcise Molssses 200 kegs Nails assorted
S50 hnsBprirae Rio Cofes; so nests Tuhz: 10Ae's'
bbis Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls English wanpt,
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls Peeans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Fiiberss
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIESs WINES, &C
IS Xxx ehoice Freach Brandiss;
20 xcssks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines,
$50 baskets best brands Chsmnagne;
so boxes secvill Claret,
l Se hS Sl. ans a q: County wAisayI
do do DO Bourbon do
And also large sOekof Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, ae
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The an
oescec Icing the only Agentsn Nashville OF the Manuac1Eers
would call the attention Of tie Eerchanta and Traeerto their
large stock OF Powder on hand, in Magazine sale.
vg kegs Dupont Rife pOgder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
800 d. DO DO 5000 i Ts;. Sycamore Blasting
s9 oo0 kegs Hazard DO do Powder;
&c &c Go 80 S Sss q Powder assorted
; der. safeSv fsse
jsnIl M&. oHEGTHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
gaPonssPoWasr; Joy, BickfOrd & Co.'S SAFETY
Saasra DO Fuse
Sycamore do
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COUNTY COURT an NASHyILLE-yame:

COUNTY COURT Al NASHVILLE-James
johnson administrator Elzsheth Ellsworth ct al At
the Clerk Master Of the County Court At
Ma shvle the 9th day OF April le6l, motion of
plAnant counsel in the above and il appearing
the the CLERK and Master that two of the said
Defendants wlt Fy BOsworh and Anna BosvoTth
the State here the ordinary
process this cannot be served them, therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
The Union and American, Devspa
per published in the Nashville requiring the said de-
PENDANTS appear the term Of the County Uo1rt to be
county Davidson the courthouse thereof
city Nashyiie the first Monday in May next and
said bill the will be taken confessed to
them down for hearing exparte
wktnr'sf eee3 Y CHEATHlM. @
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
oFTIcz NAsHvuLR & CHAT1 AsooGA RA1LReAD Co.,
0ctobar ID, 1889.
order Of the Beard Of Direcoys calls made on tn
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasurer Of h
Company asfollows:
One dollar each Share the St November 1892
dollars each Share the LIST days Of December, 1859
y, February, March, April May, June, July August Sepeu
Der, October, and November, 1860
Payment made Jackson Pryor Jasper or 70 thu
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Promp2essin meeting these calls requested OF szbsb
Of Stock the construction OF tie depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-d W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer
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zCNovINGrON RAIL MILL oo&PAnf.-Isls So n;Ht
= nov nrepsred with the and improved
~ 20 an orders Tor rerong Railroad Bars a. ne snor mo-
toe as the Mill has capacity to turn out icy a.
In reroIlipV RAILROAD Bars third new iren 10 auue1 "
the old 10 make Rail will not launate and nsue
tsct weld 49, ~.
STREET Railroad Bars can also furnished OF ay pattern re-
tuired and new Railroad Bars different lengths and sizes
All order shall receive prompt aud careful steutiOn,
none but the ma,eas the hands OF skiul
orkmen the Company hope 70 give satisfaction 70 those
,Eho may favcg q with their custom.
r. BUCHANAN SON, Agent.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
" II CIszent, President Ltde Miami + Co.
John Lewis, President oovington and Lexington Co.
Captain Mcclellan, Superintendent Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road.
u 90. mAri4-S"
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
IL application be made before LIST January
n0dating TERMS Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Cooperation limits. Mill Creek, opposite Mai COTS
This Of the beautiful locations county
About cnehslf Of the land is in timber cuva-
There the premises comfortable cabins and ne
young orchard Apply to MAJ GOTB the places
self for particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON.
iulv
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
6ITUATEDin wealthy section Of country in Tennessee and
~ having an extensive suesc pon list and advertising
Tonage The paper is Democratc wilb
20 no one however, but Democrat The paper esta
sed to advocate State Equality, and the proprietor will
1t out Of bis hands be devoted any purpose Fo
further enquire at the UNION OFFICE
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NATHAN N. EDWARDS, c. & NJ.
anlA -ultnrrfanNa NJ said Court.

STATE OF TbNNESSEE, DICKSON
y County Circuit Court. ..John Curtis W
Lucy CurtisGarch Rules. le6l-PetiOp for Diverce1D
this appear that Lucy Curtis the defendant in
resident CT the State Of Tennessee, and beyond
rule Of this 1t is therefore ordered
by that duplication, to her, be made in the Nashville
Union and American for three successive weeks requiring her
appear and the Bill Of complainant exhibited against
her said Courthouse in the town Of Charlotte In Dickson
county Tenn before the 9Th Monday in June next
the will be taken fer confessed TO her, and stt for
heSring -psrts This 18th March, efl.
ROBERT M'NEILLY, @. & NJ,
AIMS feeaS NJ aaid Cour
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eight 10 New York aEd PhiiadeIDhIa
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VIA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than 500 pounds Weighs
No insurance except from Charleston
New York Snd Phiade pha.
Cotton compressed st the option and expense WhI
compressed it be ghted from New Ysrk foreign port
at i to 3 l6 less than cotton aot compressed
GThrough recpsiss1ed 0y the Freight Agent Of tbs Fash
T:Ile and chattanooga Railroad.
CIV. ANDERSON,
dec 22tfBP General Agest
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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LIyElS,

Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED LToREA sErk
NxPREss Freight Trains or all the road. n, -. !
Ea AN Deeena0er lsSs through rates New Yo-k ii
sst oas per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third Class per 100 Ia M
Hats. Cans and BoSn.,, ! y y Fourth Class, Do
Ii@s non Savannah and Charleston Nashville hss
Time from New York and Philaae,nhi. ,.,.- 49,, -,
and nine days 'S'eA ~no n@Hs sgn
ssnnsths cause the above variations IN Tina
Ne dsssutOns by or snow oT,sesSI 1.1s -.
oRs aa3gs. occurring a; sal promptly siusss ~ IS ~
dec Es,a E8s CIV ANDERSON
khENCA PROTESTANT SCHOOS
PhfiadelPhia, Ath yea
MADAME VALIANT will re open her Ho.ra,,. - n
I'VE sehoolfor young ladies l62s Cheppf s. ~. y.
september Superior instruetiops in he Esv,' ne -
rsnenes 20 both OF Ehieh equally serious SITE ion n y
partmeHt- '-'@-~ '1s Lssnsn d
stewart County, State of Tennessee-
ANSEEWARI COUNTY COURT AT M
rer.-JanesB Aecarroll e ais. Caas g. su--s-.
ants bill, that Thos MeCarroi Fra5ei. N..s
james Sag mel Necarro!i. and Msrrsr
helrs A. law Of francis dscsa =
residents OF the stats OF Tennessee. IL h
hsL RqohSaon be ma for four consecutive weeks n =
nSsnviie CNloH AID AMERICAN, Newspaper pubx6sa = ~
ty Of Nashville requiring said residents % IL D5
sIo6e ne Of the COUNTY Court o. steasrs eo1sf
e hooen g. me eeurt house, In said county 10 n ST..
Tennessee the Ars Monday in January Iss and
% % ball, the Be aEep
's'ed as TO hen And etdOEa for hearing szpaIts
See7-E4t-pr'sfes 81 of $500, V ck
manny's COmblned ReaDer ana
Mower.
ENKTH WOODS IWPROVRWEw-
~ Asenlne eeeived the nrSt praniun of CO.
BOLD MKDAL as the bestcoEbined Reapinz ad
ns great United states Agricultarai Fair he'd q To1s
~ September, ls57 The trial came "a nesr s~-.
Herk, IN July, where all the PR paI Naebir..
Sfes we're thoroughly tested The committee made
society, ct Louisville, Ky. Asfiealtzr
also received the ward the best keaper saa n.
Aoser cefere Two separate committees, Appointed R -
ent OF ne Davidson County Agricultural Society a
Soy, eS ever most Of the machines in rss ID
numerous other prem and Awards were rivsn ~
nrlng me last season., every Machinein lrs-s,
1Ae sOove 1ASnne- are Tor sale By the uadsrsiEned
Gensrsl Agent for the State
49, BIsHAR4 WHEELS 4 co
'o0-'-o6SU Narhvfiie =. .
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bacon, Lard Buckwheat Flour Family supplies general
ID ly,by COMBS 4 MARTIN.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and west will run as follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $50 N and 3PM.
Arrive 1t Chattanooga E30 NJ and E45 M
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA NJ and 7.3OPM.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 and 9 M.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston,
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, LyEehburg Knoxville, Savannah Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had any application
Ticket Agent at ONCE st Depot, the following places and
At the following prices, viz:
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,1.-6Ie monuments, &C.

an L. SHELTON infOrshis friends Tnd taT IToS u gen
1tA S-h the First presbyterian Chorch
sp ne Post once where he will be pleased Ssno mi s
ssr, m ali Who want work in his line ne As
on bs,5 Sunplv Of MARBLE AONUhkNIs, IvMDS &c &c
Iaanufsetured OF the Italsn and American - ~
s~ ssVIe OF he art All his WoEk viii be- AFr~nsso
Ir5S-wly.
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UNIHE CHANCERX COUNT Az DRES-
II den for WeakIey County, state OF Ten.
nessee Original and Attachment fil-Order OF Publca
tonHran Farmer John Oayce and Andrew Csyce From
the adeVt the bill in this sPpear to the Clerk and
Master Of said Court that the said John Oayce Is NON re
dent Of sad State Of Tennessee and resides In kenucky II
said Clerk and Master that publication
OF this made for forr successive weeks in the Weekly
Union American newtpap'r published in the city ef
NaEve SA State Of Tennessee andng the said John
Cayce 10 de his demurrer To said BILL on or
said ChanceTy Court to be hed at the
courtbouFe said Of DRESDEN the second Monday OF
Jsly the will be- in all things taken for confess
ed him and for hearing him pare, at said
said Court This the 27h day Of March, ls6l "a true
copy from TIE Order BoOk.l
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09

Reported Movement Ofthe Cotton States
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald writing January sth,
says:
Georgia has inaugurated important meas
ures in regard to her financial and COM
mercial arrangements with Europe. She
sends abroad at once one of her most dis
tinguished citizens, charged with an impor
tant mission. The Commissioner will have
under bis authority the question of The re-
cognltlon by foreign powers of the seeding
states as Governments de (dcto. He will
also be charged with the duty of negotias-
ing basis OF credit aud exchange, by
wn!ch the cotton crop can be bypothecated
IN Europe, and moved for Joint account.
but the most important duty of the Com
missioner Will be in regard to the question
OF revenue. If the Government shall make
arrangements to collect the revenue off
Southern seaports, it is arranged that the
cotton States will pronounce for free trade
and direct taxation. They will proceed To
raise the revenue for the South bv direct
taxation, giving notice to foreign Govern
ments that Southera ports are omen To tho
importation of their merchandise FREQ of
duty, and that the imposition of duties bv
the United States Government is unlawfnI
aud unauthorized. The question wonI1
therefore, become foreign one and Emo.
land and France will be left to decide no.
tween a Northern alliance and free trade
with the South.
The Commissioner frem Georgia will bo
strengthened by the concurrent rccocnit;oo
of the other cotton States. This imnortant
MISSION VIII devolve policy which may be
SO dlrecteu as to avoid any conflict between
Tue government and seeding States in the
matter OF collecting the revenue. Il seems
70 ne the poliey OF the commercial party at
tne oouth TO prevent, if possible, any con,
ulct with the Federal authorities. Free
trade and direct taxation will be adopted
by the seeding States the moment the Gov
ernment takes steps to collect the revenue
on the high seas By blockading Southern
ports. This policy, which originates with
" u. baylor, the representative man of the
cotton interest, will have an important
bearing upon our foreign and domestic re-
latlons. 1t will throw upon England.
France, and other foreign powers the bonns
Of resisting the imposition of duties nnon
lmportations into the ports Of seceding
STATES The recognition of such States 40
governments dc facto being thus supported
oy Lhe self-interest of European nations
ADDS greatly to the chances of the South
abroad. 0u'"
l am not at liberty to disclose the name
OF The Commissioner appointed by Georgia.
lie is, however, a citizen of that State
man OF distinction, of national reputation
ana weIEknown in New York. He will ar.
rive mere in few days, and possibly the
iorelgn Ministers will be sounded as 10 their
views. In any case, the Georgia Commis-
sloner proceeds direct to Europe. backed
by the cotton power.