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House Rent Free.
NASHVILLE, April 22d, 1861.
Editors Union aud American:
Please allow me to state that / will furnish
house-room to ten families, whose protectors join
the companies and go to the wars now raging, rent
free until their return home, until the close of
the war VS.. WHITEMAN
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Southern independence Central Committee
Nashville, May 81. 1861.
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Appointments of Maj. GUsTAvUs A HENRY, Gov
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Selling out at cost for thirty days, late styles Of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13

MAUM GUINEA"
IVA This name bid. lair to become memorable In our
literature. The chrcer OF thA; singular is
lion. startling and real the state Of the slave which It
wonderfully reprod1ces Her "Chidren" other slaves
each Of whom has life history Of chara;er at to
chain interest As Of fact is fthe veiy best
ever offered to the American pab and fully warrants all the
enconum ayished upon II in all querter Its unusual sale Is
but In ieepDg with Is merits Erery rho veads Is IN
feH'y STGted II bids fair to find its way to the FREsDE
or AMERICA to greater extent than any since the
days Of " Uncle Tom" and Jane Eyre" Ask for
MAUM GUINEA
AND HER PLANTATION "CHILDRENn
ARoMAScE OF
CHRIs1xas WEEK AMONG THE LOUISIANA SLAVES
By Mrs VIcToR
For sale By all News Dealers Price Twenty Cents Beau
tifuily ilUs rated.
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6iaiionerp an0 farm Gooos.
" VNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD pEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt OF " tie following In cash or post.
..mp. tic subsc iber will send by mail or otherwise
diectos Gold Pen PEN, 'eefiAg he zane seeordng
'''''" '"1j GoLD I'D PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 25 cents the Magic Pens or cents the Lne,y Pen
Pen. and for I, The Excelsior Pea.
TIE ,izes are, Nos ?, J. 4. snd6.
THE SAME PENS IN sILvgR-PLhTED EXTENSION
CASES, WITH PENCILS.
for l. the kiw,y,Rsidy Pen Tor IS the Eessni Pen
osd os %s s saf PcS h Points h
Of every Of which will far ou,s Of the best
The name a. Mortou," "Huubsr" and "ousl,y" are
stamped The following Pens and the Points sre wsrsnet
or ,ir month. eIcspt asaiE sccidcnt The numbers ndi
cate sire oay: No being the smallest No the largest
.dsted for the pocket No the smallest and No 10 tue
Nb- Of all sle, aud quse. Short Nib. Of Nos T. and
aud sd- only Of hI'l quality The ensa'n Ae fA;'in
il,s Of the sizs- and stYlss
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For rs eeH,a No Pen, l' quality, or No. Fen 81
For a. NO qPep, l., quality ora No. ,Pen, "a quality
For sia' 30 JPeo, i. quality or sNO. 4Pep "a quail.
IT, OF . No. ; Pen. Sd quality.
'For = 81 NO iPso i, quality, No Pen "a quail.
ty OF a No. . Pen. 20 quality -,
Ior ~ IS. So Zen lst quality raNo 6Pen I'd quality
for s2 IS, No. Pen 1T quality
THE s,Mr GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
C4sES. VITA PESCiLs.
IL, ~ ,S .So Psr +, saaiiiy Of No Pen, I'd qu.
fel "a No. 5Psn so.ll,y. No Pen, I'd quality
uT No ; Den, 81 quality. . -
For q, ;os No Pen I.t quality, No. Pen, "a quail
ity. or No Pen ID quality.
f9I 80 No Pep, l.. quality, No. 6 Pen I'd quality
For 81 Oa No. Pen. ls quality.
GOLD PENS, ALL isQUALITY, IN NsILyER-MOUNTED
DEsk-HOLDERS.
FOR ~ No.i Pens for 81 IS sNo. sPsni for 81 IS a
No. q Pen; For - 30 = No. Pen. -
For sss No. Pen for $5 No. 9Peni and for SO No.
10 Pen. ~
Ths Is Quality" pointed with the very best idosmin
Points, carefully selected and OF this quality are sold
with the ,igh,e,, imperocOn which skill aud the closest
c,utiHy detect ,
IN. % Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous to the year lSd0
The 81 Quality" ne intends shall equal In respect to Du
rsbity Elscty and Good Writing Qualities 1.-THE only true
con.dera,l0nsj - any :,,,id rens maze elsewhere.
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens he beg- leave TO say that
previous operating his New and Patented Machines he
could not made Good Writing and Durable Pens lo
the price. had the Gold beeu furnished sratui'ously
Pdytei ordering iH oil insdnees spseVy me Mum
bey and Qsaiy" o( the PeNs Pens and Case, pdnfed
~ Fer sale by all dealers in the line Throughout the
county. ,.o.,
address, A. MORTON .
No. . Maiden Lane New.York
Any one sending single letter post stamp will receive cir
eullr wllk the ensIsyings above referred to.
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Regimsn. of Volunteer Engineers.

HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT
Ths regiment hos been accepted by the War Department
end half Of i is pow at Hilton Head s. C. the balance
10 20 vnhin three weeks NJ the fsrtbesi
Priyates 81 this eginnsnt To be paid
(4Il) SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
few more rgeers bostl Dider ship-csrpep.ers nont,
niers bsckanths miners choppers, lnmbencn naehIns
roekInen wheewIights boeImsker and rsilroaders wifi
be received TO complete the regiment.
Recruits under pay mustered into service and furnished
With quarter and rstions Ut
More but healthy and competent worimen need apply
The families OF the soldiers cared for by the aathoes
Headquarters at the OF Chambers and Chatham
Enlistment. for three years, or during the war.
New .York Nov. %. 1857.
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EOURTH EDITION SATURDAY, DEC. II.
II Tue extraordinary densnd for BEADLES CHRIST
MAS STORY compel. the publishers to TO THE
TRADE th,t the fourth edition Of hsun Guinea and Her
Plantation Children" will be required to NIL the orders l,
will be roady SATURDAY, Dec. Il, when all orders
celved up that day will be filed The hh edition will be
ready TUESDAY Dec. IT, when all orders up TO tina, date
will b. filed Other editions will thereafter issae rapidly
the demands OF the trade may require -Four presses are
running constantly upon this work No pains or labor vii be
wanting TO keep up with Tie demand
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Cavalry.
HEADQUARTERS, No. "a BROADWAY,
NEw YORK, Nov. 26, 1861.

HKADQUAHTkksI NO q BR0ADWAl,{
NEw- YORK, Nov 26, 1861. !
By authority from the War Department and the sanction
of lis Excellency, Gov Morgan JANIS g. SWAIN, lat
Cavalry IT, A. recruiting for Regiment Of Volun.
teet Cavalry to for three years during the
By tie fHdness Of his ETcelency Gov. Morgan and Of
Arthur the brick barracks at the Qusrsntne
LspdiDg have been assigned as the quarters Of the
during its formation.
Liout swsa has orders to join the amy in the fed for
.eiye service the different bsaons may be or
tsrized.
The uniforms equipents and for the Regiment have
been provided and will be served to the fast they
are enlisted.
Officers baving parts of companies recruited win be
ceyed and orgau6d application st these headquarters
As is l. probably the last snd only Regiment Of Cavalry
ta m be org anzed in this State during Ner those de
sirens OF oniug this branch Of the se must embrace this
opportu lity. JAMES d. swain,
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Militarp Notlees.

Attebtion.-SEvENTY.E EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDERsThree Dollars (s3 bounty will be paid to stout
hearted able men on being mustered into my company.
sstely enrolment Recruiting Office No 55 Broadway,
basement. JAMES c. ROBERTSON. Captain.
~ BThe family supplied with certificate Of relief on the
reaching
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Hlusital .ynslrmmenis.

n 0RGANS-CHURCH ORGANS.--W. II.
" DAVIS, No ~ Downing ST., offers for sale assortment
OF superior toned ORGANS. Of T. TO- and u stops with
all the modern improve at prices TO suit the times and
on liberal terms Organs Revoiced and Tuned Aso,
PaIlor Organ. stops, 81 so.
DIANOS at less than COST, to close the con-
Piano made by Nunns Also large assortment of 6scass
Pianos suitable for Holiday preens Apply immediately at
No. lS2 fulton-st., opposite st Paups Churchysrd
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
First class. For SALE, to LET, or SOLD on INSTALL
MENTS favorable terms. Peloubet Harmoniums one,
two, three banks OF keys $135 400 Cottage Pianos
fully warranted. ~ aud octave, : 80 to $3.50.
J. NJ PELT0N Nos. 84l and 843 Broadway N. Y.
DIANO-FORTES at WAR PRICES.-We
selling Piano Fores at greatly reduced
prices for cash Parties wishing to obtain stclass Piano
Forte at War Rates arc invited to call
LIGHTE BRADBURYS,
No. 42l Broome st., New.York.
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EItrsct from Letter in the Evangelist:
90 4 LIOW me To recommend the reading OF
~ the LIFE OF WASHINGTON. by Irving, for the
light Il throws upon present struggle the difficulties 10
the Army and In Co gess aud especially the form alton Of
our Federal Constitution. being fol Of ms rlc,ion. Last
evening he'd reading the campaign OF Comw ais In
South Carolina. fol ,wing II with correct and minute map
Il contains much information the natural Of the
county and the nsin strategic points, which of eat
IN forming opuiaa concerning the present operations Of
amy in that state G. T."
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Mem l)ublirailons.

Published This Day:
rTyHE KNICKERBOCKER FOR JANUARY.
Il ENLARGED SIXTEEN PAGES.
RIGHARIp B. E,mBAIIi ,nIyd iiioyr
sUNSTROKES"
UNDER THE LOCUSTS,
THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF WILHELM ~.
sPECrACLES
OUR EXPFRiENCE IN HoUsE-CLEANING,
THE HAUNTED HOUSE,
THE LAST MIDNI INT OF SUMMER,
SERVE YOUR FLAG,
sUSsHINE IN THoGGHT By CHARLES acprKrI
LKLANp.
ADRIENNE'S AU0USTS,
REVEL iTioNs OF wALL-sTREET,
LITERARY NOTICES and EDITORS TABLE. x -,
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DLANTATION LIFE. Buy
Il BEADLE' CHRISTMAS STORY.
MAUM GUINEA -
AND HER PLANTATION CHILDREN"
CHRIsrxAs WEEK. AMONG THE AMERICAN SLAVES
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For sale By all Booksellers
ITO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
SECOND EDITION OF IHE DECEMBER NUMBER
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ArpLErows OFFICIAL Hx TRs&aIIfEwAY GUIDE contain.
all the Te Tables date Monthly Account of Rail
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neary one hundred Railway Maps Counting Hou'e Calendar
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THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING MUS,

Rom the River Nile. in Egypt.
The 200 EDUCATED WHITE RATS,
~ LIVING MONSTER SNAKES
TIE MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
THE NINE LARGE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT
AQUARIA HAPPY FAMILY, SEAL, &c, &c.
THE GREAT DRAMA THE EARLEys DAUGHTER,
This AFTERNOON at o'clock this EVENING st x.
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rJNHE NEW-YORK REFORMER-A Daily
and eekly published at Watertown, New.Yort is the
best advertising medium IN the Northern part Of the state
st. Lawrence Oswego, and Lewis Counties. and the Daily
hes circulation Of 200 In Jefferson County either the
Daily Weekly IL read in almost every family. Terms
nIoderaia.
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The Womsn's Central Association fer Relief
rs removed is Office for the receipt delivery OF hospital
supplies Sc. TO No. el Broadway. The Negotiation Com
nee " ~ continue is attendance at No. 25 Cooper
Union fiorn 10 10 II a III. EVERY MONDAY aud TUES
DAY receive applications for admission into the Board Of
Nurses GEO p. ALLEN. Secretary.
u. =. Mastering OBce.-Oficers Of Volunteers
shoud written authority from their Colones TO recruit
evidence the U S. Muerins Officers for transportation
settlement Of accounts This written authority should also
oe ndosed by the United States mastering ard Dsbursng
olheer
No account WIN be paid transportation given unless the
above rule Is coniormed to-
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Gem. Rarnside,s ExpeditioD.-ImT

kc, sesnen. ordinary sesmen bostmen lsndaen me
shapics and others, wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, w. A. howard, Colonel Com
usnding Pay rstions quarters &C. the same a. In The
NAVY with the advantage outfit furnished tree
by the Government 800 bounty the expiration Of term
Of service which Is three the Also the greet In
nceInent Of Those having families leave
allotment ces for any member thereof part Of the Ex-
psdon Is no~ in active service Apply to NJ. OmALLY,
sts New.York w. A. HOWARD
Colo Conn ding
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HENRY WARD BEECHER's
IL TIL AHKsGItING SERMON!
THE HONEY IN TIE LIONS CARCASS.
WAR AND EMANCIPATION:
HANKSGIyING SERMON,
Preached IN be Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, N. T.. on
Thsnks sgivins Morning, Nov. 2l. 1851, by
THE REV. HFNRY WARD BEECHER,
P-stor Of he Church,
I. Published and fpr sale this day by f. A. BRADY DICK
flrZOFRALD, w. j. POOLEY & Co.. d. APPLETON
Go and ell her Booksellers IN beautiful pamph
e Single copies y cents eight copies FOR v SO
hundred Published by
4. X. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 500 CHESTNUT-ST Philadelphia
To whom all orders addressed. Copies per
msi to any any place, fee Of portage receipt Of
Teuit,Auces.
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TERns--s2 per snnum. Three Copies for %. Ten 10
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Copy to the person who forms the Club
For Club Of One Hundred, We send The Daily Tribune
gratis.
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication OHce THIS
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Wants.

a GENIS WANTED IN every COunty 70 can
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to the times. Terms liberal. Apply or write to
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DOY WANTED-In Wholesale Blank Book
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A HUNTER's PARADISE. Blu
IA BEADLE'S CHRISTMAS STORY.
MAUM GUINEA
AND HER PLANTATION " CHILDREN"
Or
CHRIsrNAs WEEK AnoNG TBK AMEIIoAs SLAVES.
Illustrated. Price Twenty Cents
For sale eyerywhelo
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THE WAR NEWS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PnnADwpms, April 10, 1861.
Tho people Of Ph'ladslphia with their proveroin in
creauhty for acs place very little confidence Ia the I'm
portaDt nsms Of day. Tto,e large Dumhers VINO
refuse even believe tba, hostrtes have oc.n com
and aimoet body boots At tho idea o. Fort
Sumter being ore ana MAJOR Anderson surreoderng
the eve ten cot, boeever II Intense notwithrttodipg
their telega ptc nidety ard the dsma nd for extras
am st ppfecsceuted. On the announcement OF the
render Of Fort Souer AL the spp iper Establishments
threw their coors w,ods aod Stripes
hailed with most enthusiastic cheering.
a heavy shoser this evening RAYS 10 scatter the
that gathered 10 hear ihe test ne~s only
cure ard belle 10 when COME. u IL cvid.nt, ho y
ever, th-t tue Corestoea wagons, Fhcn P.onsy
ola has Always placed her reliance should CONFIRM the
teegspnic rep RI, the spirit wiil rampaat add
bort of volunteers he raised on the moment
Several pcvat" sights took place during the day among
the cro~d wbish sd we're invaruao
wnipped arrested ana fined imprisoned.
Two regiments ~ the Washington brigade met To-
night German and American They will DO roay
W march IL Eve days.
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
CONVENTION.

CONVENIlON.
RICHMOND, Va, April ID, 1851.
The Virginia state Convention rcassembled to day.
In Committee Whole the frat three sections Of
the proposed amendments the adopt
Cd without material amendment.
A section, offered by Mr.. Wise, providing that
compensation be made in all where property "n
persons held service Abor has beea or may be
taken for the public use, in impressment &C., was
adopted.
Tho fourth section then adopted.
The 9th section, prohibiting the nporation slaves
was taken up.
: Numerous amendments to II were offered, and finally
It was adopted with amendment providing that moth
ng herein contained shall apply 70 the Southern
VIII Oh have or may declare thor separation their
separation be acknowledged and continued.
The debate then turned exclusively upon the surrender
Of Fort Sumter.
Messs Garlic and Early deprecated the action Of South
Carolina firing and expressed devotion the Stars and
stripes.
Leading eecessicnists replied and applauded the gal
antry CT South Carolina and maintained that Whatever
ihe Convention might DO the people would carry the
State out OF the Union.
The committee here rose, when commune alton was
received from Governor Letchcr, enclosing despatch
from Governor Pckens, dated Charleston, to-day.
The dcspatch gives account Of Fridays bombard.
neni Of Fort sumter, and says that not u
teries hurt aids: Sort sumter furious in ta
fire Our iron battery did great dlmag
10 the fort its southern wall Oar shells fell
freely into the fort, and the effect is supposed be
serious they not firing from the fort this mon
ing Our battery dsmouned three Of the largest Of the
coumbads Of the enemy. We will take the fort, no
sink the feet, they attempt 70 force their " NJ
the channel II they attempt to land elsewhere we can
whip them. We have nearly thousand Of the
beet troops In the world and of tn,usand
IN tho railroads.. War Ia commenced, and 20 triumph
or we perish. Please let me know what Virginia
will CO.
To this Governor fletcher stated that he replied that
the Convention wouli determine.
Mr.. wyson offered resolution, in view Of the late In
formation, recommending the people o. Virginia
to unite defence OF their institutions make co n
mon cause with the Confederate states.
taking action this resolution the Conve nton
adjourned.
Il openly stated In debate that the Southern ar nv
woolo march through Virginia to the Moth ami thu
,houfap, would ioin them.
Mt Early said this would be invasion and should be 70
PEELED.
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THE WAR NEWS IN RICHMOND. VA.
EFFECT OF THE WAR NEWS IN NOVA SCOTIA.
THE RECEPTION OF THE BREAKING OUT
OF CIVIL WAR AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, April IL, 1901.
Intelligence Of the bombardment OF Fort Sumter
reached this city by telegraph tina foroaoon and caused
profound sensation.
The Legislature which In seceicn amidst intense
emotion, passed the following unanimously
Resolved That this House has heard with deep sorrow
and regret " the outbreak OF civil wnr among fhs,r
friends and neighbours the United Statcs; that this
House. without expressing aoy opinion upon the points IN
ooDreverey sincerely lament those who speak tue:r
language and their civilization should be shedd
each obers' blood and desire 10 or up their farvens
pray the Father Of the Universe the restoration
Of peace.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK

Departure. Of he Troops from the Coat
z"c"sIcoa-Thesr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
Governors asssna-No Orders Received
Arrival OF tine New Commandsr. sc.
The troops thet arrived Of this port on rsusday lnc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID n
II. HDwAr's RpGrI Artse pIIJs should 10 usad IN
~ csses Of hl usness dyspepsia -ivenes. GUS.
~ The wells der the liver s"d ~, us s"cre~
ncrt, headache ectlrn ~ he b~-r ~ e'ug
k rfts ~ th' hfuts 'ulsmmatono We % ssi- I'm en-,
o tiebsss A II u ~ FAnNF y NcUUbNftst ibot
80 Of tbs cTsrsine hnn,- mt c"a ior "a
thnsp nr'tit sta SON rt ~ NE pAten
IN - fv,r-s'ihrr hiinut ypo"ii N,l1v .faHta
e,ve sfrgue. sbip f.vs, 80 Hrsvs Ahi w W" ~
co Is principal os. 20 a. J,su srs.
A. aemedes sod BY druggists sn1 sorskscpess ever.