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GREAT NATIONAL RouTE.
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10 4alt.mores Philadelphia. new YORK
ana hsosten, S5 the only Road TO

To 8altimore, Philadelphia, new YORK
ana Boston, and the only Road to
WasnAng ten City.
NENTRAL OHIO ANDRAITxmOuE awu
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate At BsitInors 80 n.
son City on the Eaat and Columbus s Al ~ieh pfs
II Connects Win Railroads for and from all paints in The
Weas, SOuth-Uest ana Eorth-xve.t.
Passengers BY this Route visit EAs eis :, n1-,,~.
snsisg hA, New Yer Boston, the coat Of a tet Ia ~
1orx or Boston alone, By other lines.
Hsoesn resets can siso Be procured via Washington yto
sleeping cars attached TO aH nirhe traina -s'
al principal points. y ss'PPn's % =
VAT a. men and travellers for pleasure Information can
~ eastern Cities at coEaparstivssy small errerse
scenery Is celebrated for is he, ptz si
rol. .slsd n the world. rs systsn Of sa5 and
arVe equipment Us exclusive telegraph lines. 4.
lance m ~ aoohie tack lis ns hotels, (unde- he surve
comfsr nsares to The passengers speed sassy
the p,D1aI ss asd Baggage Cheeks en- be procured ss4
Al - sad steamboat Cfees n be vsas
" = - =, ne Be tnlore and Ohio Railroad l-iF
4 81 u, Master Transportstion r AORR
n sS Sg9s. General Ticket Aseu.. 4 ORR
r. 7 n llaI A, Sen Western Aasnt b 4 o RR
\ " 1 - ~ 81, Pres's, G z R -
apriIo ~ zen Ticket Agent, G ORR
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Freight 10 New York and PHILADELPHIA
on
COTTON AND FLOUR,
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per Of not than 500 pounds Is
Flour per b2rrel-.-.. - !. 70
insurance necessary except Charleston AID Savannah 70
New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed st the Opto2 and when
Il be fryhted from New York ereisn ports
at y to 3l6 less than cotton not compressed.
Through reepsissuea BY the Freight tha Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
ssel CIV. ANDERSON,
dec 22tf-B 2 General Ageht.
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
0TTIcE NASHVILLE & CHATI ANoosA RAILROAD Co,
October Sd, 1853.
10y order Of the Board Of Directors calls made the
Stock OF the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company as follows:
One dollar Share LIST November 1853, and two
dollars each Share the days Of December, 1852 Janua
~, February, March, April May, june July Augn Septsn
Der, October, and November, 1860. 81"
Payment may be made Jackson Pryor, Jasper the
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville .f.
Pompt2eSiu meeting these calls is requested Ct heszbcrb
Stock the construction OF the road depends exclusively
the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-d W. A. GLEAFES, Treasurer-
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" a h ~ II n "A w .
WNLE have Just received another supply OF Csa Oil L&mps
w among which handsome patterns for par
lors all fitted the Collins burner which the last improve
ment an is superior any other Lamp be-
public soness and ssdne Of fame, freedom fIom
smoke simplicity constructions beauty and elegance hnish
cleanliness and economy. Lamp viii give the light Of four
much The Oil have i'm
ported these lamps clear beautiful article free
any leaves when split
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
usrIe-u Nashville, Tenn
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Charleston and Savan..L
RRFICur - 90 - ~

EAG4aI- LINRa-rn
KAIES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
asis fright Trains onal the roaas On and
Nashville: '''' i's' ero1sa rates IRON New YorE %
FIRST FIRST. Class per lea lbs q g grd Class, s 100 m -
Hats. Gaps and Bonnes 2 IS 'I'a OA''' do 70
Tine from savannah and Charleston to Nabru, ,,-.. a..
and nine days. @'ea and 4 h2f, eight
Intervening sabhaths cause the sbo7s
fresht trains are Sunday over ur s n 'e a. no
Ne aesentions BY ice cvorcfsrzs1I ana 49,.
~ - @ occurring st seal promptly susted 6y ~ 49,
dec S4zs E&s cEANDESsox
N-ltCA HS&OEESEANT SCHOOL,.
Philadelphia, 4th Year.
IL A s VALIANT will re opea her Boarding ana n
W sehoolior ycuGgiadie5 at 1e2s chsut ss,s "a ~
superior Instructions In the Ensl 81 and 49,
es 70 oote o. whh equally ale ton Il n5 ~
psstnsnt- - ''-'sN1 ne Elsass De
stewart County state of Tennessee.
SNEWART COUNTY COURT ar No.
- .. necArrol et as chis g. Ruru-as-s :.
9is-ketuon % sell land It appearug "a Ne f-,. =
snts BILL that Thos McCarroll F-a5r, W.N-tf
NeSi' mes MeCarroll SAMUEL scCsro, AMI Margs,e
hsirs a. law Of Francis Eccarroll deceased A. -,
RESIDENTS Of the Ststs Of Tennessee II i, tbsS - non
Sss5I T Pc nae for four consecutive weeks IN a.
Ss9A Ass AaEacAE, newspaper published in -
az o. nasavhis requiring nrssi5eDis Il -
s SoIs ~ s 81 ne Court Court Of stesart couht %
Tennessee the arst Monday Jannr 1851 and pI.s ss q
or eenur to eOplanants bill, the ssrss viii r
fessed as to then and setdoEn for hearinr e con
secz-v4,-,r,,,..sa W COOK, cIsrk
- - q sessTt Co. Court
Manny's C0lnbInesi FSe,-1,1.T 49,
Mower.
kNlIH WOODS EMPFgOvewp~4
w eeleorated aschine eeeyssi 5ls IN tbs
hold AEDAL, e the 5ssteOrs ~ es5g "a Srard
ttae great United stes Aeu zral gsir beIs \. I,i,s
No N september ls57 1he tras zue OF ne-r
1ork, N JAY where all tls pr sip4i Nsshpe H
sA-es sste thoroughly testrd The committee 80
sarsugh Marshal = wilder President Une sisfs S'. sas
Society q BsuisvIlS. Ky. a'@' -AEileaitlra
u sls9 received the Ward the best hsa4er,sd
o.eI seiSe Eo separate committees, appointed NJ - -
aen q ne Davidson County Agricultural sscey = 1891
c9 eyer most OF TIE machines IN use IN s1
nhnerous ether premiums and awards vsrs -v,,
dnrlng TIE last season, every AIaehiuein fs-
les L21cnnes are Tor sale BY TIE nadsfsiapsS
=, SeneEsl Agent for the STAT.
800 -. flSAkk, WHzaLEs & 90
| Nasfyffls-
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Wanted.

SITUATION as teacher, by young who is qualified
~ teach,in addition the Common Bnglsh Branches
latin Greek and the Higher Mathematics and who has added
10 his other qualifications that OF three years experience sat
igfactory Recommendations furnished. Address, soen
800 WHPIERCE, A B.,
Care Of NJ Patterson, Esq,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County.

FFyAKEN VIZ HrGGIE, in IN Distfit % aid county
Bay Mare, Az hands n a. 'ay co iorsea1
about IS gear cid LEFT hind foot white, ses back and usd
Appraised sd October, le60, to 81 l. = ALIEN,
nov23-S3t$ 81 -a Ranger
FHy2KEN Up By As BzoN, r. TuInal, IN 81 DiEtret
In said enuny fourteen miles Ssuth East % Charlotte.
Dark BAY Horse, IS hands Ee inehes high shod all
round nine ten years ed taade nos on ns
back. Appraise 26th October, le6i, TO o.
nov23-w3ts = . sA1ifAsNs AAnsf.
FEykKEN m by ANDREW WAELAcE In 1lh District o. said
eonntV on head yellow Cress ten miles youth West Of
Charlotte a Dark Hay ROFse, sway hssk, poor, bare
footed fourteen AMI bali bands , and bou. aheen years
Old Appraised I2h EsEenber, 1850, to S3i.
aoy93Hx3ts A. J. ALLEN, Ranger
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MORRIS q srRATToN, "

MORRIS & STBATTON,
GRocERs AND Commission MERCHANTS
Dealers I'm Foreign * Domestic Liquors,
no. IA MARKET STREET,
NASEVILLE, TENN ESSAE.
VNTE IN receipt Of lsle we'll assorted stock
wv Groceries, Liquors. &C., to which We invite the seno
iso sbs n T. and Baltimore Crashed Sugar, al crates
3, So DO DO Dc Powdered 20 90;
100 DO do La. Loaf, do DO
e5oo bags choice Baltimore oo6se
100 do DO ro 5ag sygs do.
500 bbls choice Reboiled Moasses
g EssI s. LOui'syrap;
TIN PLATE.
600 boxes J. G. I0xI4 Tin;
100 do le s4sS DC, very oAsap tor oa''.
$50 boxes star Candles
200 do Summer do
Coy do St. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 Do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper ~
g g Do Do % aS 90 90 s sR5Ss;
100 do superior Car6 Soda, kipapors,
COG casks do do;
casks Dutch aaadsri
100 bags Pepper;
50 DO Spice;
leo dozen Painted Buckets
lbs do Wsshboards;
80 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 3roons;
$50 boxes Tobacco, al grades Va. hrsnds
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 bbls do LiEseed Oil;
IS kegs Shot, all sizes
30 do Bar Lead;
50 cases Mason's BIacking;u
1900 bags hne Liverpool sElti
1000 kbls Ksnawha do; A
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Thiaky
500 % Raw Ohio Do
200 do old Country do
$50 do Smith old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon dor
so do do Rye do;
loo do Menongahela do;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wiass
40 do A. N. Gin;
2pipes Holland Sim
do Old Cognae Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien olaTet WineJ
80 baskets Champagne, extra;
15c0 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy
200 barrels Cider Vinegar;
" Ii many other articles for the Grocery trads.
anil HORRTs Il STRATTON.
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Tennegsee Champion MuIl

pURR stones Of 81! sizes hand. and made 70 ors-
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent MN Spindles
i Gearing, Boiling Cloths Botng HoisHg and Regulatih
Screw; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted % hest quaity and 10 zvH sscton.
All orders and Communications promptly sttended 70
J. N. WARNE;
opposite Broadway Mills, near 7 & i, Broad street,
juneg2-1&va Nashville. Team
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D.scription Of tI,e Nerroe..
Four HORSE man Coach.

THHHE only Lincoln E1ty running regiy tbresme
aweek and lack, from Rz7etsyetO Fulahona; lsaziEg
Tu4hoa Monday Wenesday and Fri6sy return leave Pay
Thursday andSaurday 70 connect he mail
Fsyetevle.nd at FullahopH, ard T the sccoEoa
S7n passengers. J. B. Smith sgelt st Tuahona Goas
land ear=fu drivers The fare Trough only two dolag
ivI-vts T0uN TlYB08
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RnANplEs. w1NEs, SO.

TNJzhsz ahdforsale cheap 70 the Trade
125 bbls 10 Nexsom' g eeebEsted WHISKY. l-tssft
IS bhIs0s Rorrtan Whisky. Il
IS bbls Old kye-a prime article.
Is bills Old Rye--WarTansed Pure.
IS bhls Tennesses White Whisky. $3.50 = ,,
As half barrels Cherry Brandy. @a
IS quarter barrels Cherry Brandy.
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy.
10 bbls pure Robertson cosnty WHISKY.
bbls pure Apple Brandy
Is quarter casks Holland Gin.
IS bbis American Brandy.
Is bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With Cognac, catswba Brandy, &c.
ianl2 MIZELL, HOOPER CO.
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where to Buy the Best Hats,

WATERTELD C WALKERS has long the popular
for the best and most popular styles Of Hats and for the
superiority Of their fabrics Their for the Fall and
Wnte- full complete Prices usual lew and uniform
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
octcO-tf Hatters and Furiers, 26 Public equaze.
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! FIFTY DOLLARS IsEWAR RID.

FENHE above reaId viii given apprehension oftbre
negroes, rauasay from the subscriber, Aauont
Grundy county The night Of he third Monday
in September last ortbe lodging e IA sife Jail,
get them, and notifying Ct that f And also $50
the apprehension Of white person Who may
csrnea in the decoyng h %, that be BE- dealt with
eording to justice.
Description Of the Negroes.
The eldest fsry fory-eight years
age, little Of Der feet. Tbs
twelve and the other years Of
ali black apprshended, the especially EESs hike
~ deny and the place Of his abod. II all Of ad
grcss found together VIII give proportion Of the
deci-w4s A. ? FoRREsTYR
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A FINE FARM

A FINE FARM.
COMBINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuablec Land for sale.
p.,acres cleared, and in n fine state
of Cultivation.
TENBIs Farm lies one mile from Jones Station, on the Win
4 chester and Alabama RAJ road' nne miles ron hinches
ter ana three miles from Salem in Franklin cennty On thu
comfortable dwelling, good negro esoins, and all
necessary houses Close the dwelling hns spring,
good Crn aud plenty Of falling stock water The land
is AL RfCR aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed by any
liz the county propose sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish know about is TO John r
White Nashville, Tenn or AS Coyar, Winchester or they
can refer to on the premises -
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct Q3-tf Winehrs,er FRANKLIN county, Tenn.
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ron RENT.

sr4sr 4ous Al present ooculs 10y W L Boy No 50 Cherry
\ street.. liz front will nah ss1e4qo& Sg4 O
d prenaIses esn b sfFon tiAnd saso, ~ - N
sn.g - rsversA-r December, o. To- ssssst
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Nm CUANCERY COURT AT DREsDEN--

I'm CuANCERY COURT AT DRESDEN.
L for Weakley Comfy, state of Tennes"
% SI,s ys nayd d Moore John Vaneuler, William Landrum
and LANES n Brakeman From the Adayit to the bill in this
cause n appearing to AMI Master OF said Court thst
- dendnts David Moore and John NRncuer, are non
Sents OF said state II is therefore ordered y
sid k and Master order be pabshe iof Tour sue
csye weeks in the Weekly Union and American, reWsar'
nubse 10 the city Nashville, State Aforesaid commanding
he said Moore and Vancur file their answer, pleas or De
nrs 10 said bill at before the next term OF sad Chancey
Court 10 be held House. in the town oil Dresden Ter
Weey county State Tennessee, the second Mopaay OF
January 1861, or bill and all things tberenu pken
f coped against and set for hearing as 70 them eNre
said said court, This December ON, leoO "a u
'0f' Nv - NATHAN n. EDWARDS, G an.
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House Tor Rent,

Cherry and Gay for the balance Of the year
suitable for Boarding House. Apply the premises,
NO. ia. sep30-n
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Negroes TO Hire.

Saving machines, S25
SevUing machines, $40
Sewing Machines, ss55
Sewing Machines, s sS9
Sewing Macnlnes, $50
VI onlon o'1ee' Ns'-'ii0' Aennee'eor p1rurNn e. m
l9n - a-- = "
OCOEF HOUSE, CLEVEEAND TENNESSEE
- =
ID. A. I1DOS, FEOpFHetOE'
TTNHIs Hotel spacious ae brick SIding just completed
Thepropretor has incurred neaV expense u ntng ~
TSs house is now open for the reception
o I5e An Omnibus with good and safe team viii
to the Hotel and back to the
depot again The proprietor 70 ty % make
Sr.iS DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
HOUSE PAINTING,
gwxHE subscriber prepared to execute with greatest
prOmptnessA all contracts large which may pc Ten
ton he IS also prepared to execute all manner Of
sIsS AMP oREAAksTAL ~ , ~ th
having IN INA. aePa .. viz So
An Tbs sbsr would having work in
Wv 4. 7. FLEMING,
nAIcns-ou NO ~, 9non s.-, ostHon S1o,ly any e--
NEwSONl,S WHISKY.
m, : ,S,,,r.o,,,.. rt.s, 7. has been stored
SDS bbbs, ~ W S Sp A'SS~' - ~ 49,
L 50 Tor menus anu hss age 1pI1vrrr a SMITH
leneSo
TOBACCO AMI CASAhS.
WUYr have IN hand LARGE stock of fne Virginia Tobac
w CO, also Tennessee and Kentueky Io1acco, VINCE
~ s s1e snAiou 81 20 si0se 'us way '0" -
VA lain" TruTyFTrr a SMITH
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r he made before Isl Jaauary will sell onaocon
~ , .e e-.s For9v Acres OF Land, three miics
~ ns on MI Greek, opposite Mai oie
Th i one q the beautiful locations n Davidson county
rhs-s are o. the premises comfortable cabins ne
ung oohsrd Apply TO Ma GoEB near the place, =
s ~ ~ -.rfsenlars. CHAs. K. WINSTON
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ExTRA rANlTLY F4,eUR.
1wE APPLE RwANDy.
COAL OIL! COAL OIL!
J-R- FINL-A- x &c cos
Premium Goa Oil,

HAHu'A~1N' = H70H'1 1HSs
YHyHIS Oil Is almost coorless-o9ar the purst Spring
Observation-Disclosures not the wick smske the
Gil made in the East Weg and took the first
premium at the St Louis Fair 0He trial is all 1t nesds
recommend general We have received supply OF this
superior OIL which Offering the trade at manuactures
pr:ee MIZEBL., HOOPER & co.,
aprIe-H Nos g and Market street.
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For Rent,

,,,, ,,se nav occupied by Gov. il. S. Foote, a.
W W. VIE Street between Church and Union streets,
,i.nisTs enquire Ct Il Walton. al EvAns& Co. .Ss
deci2-n
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
Weather Indicator
F0reteIIs Rain q Hours in advance.

Mr. LOUIS ULLMAN, Dear Sir: The little plant you the
Kindness to send two ago, still faithfully performs
duty weather Indicator and delicate is it,
sye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
bsromeric gomec condition. that it begins indicate
generally in advance Of the usual instruments.
have kept 1t suspended in my Office my standard
(Smhsonisn) barometer and Macon hygrometer
tced that 1t is faithful in its indications these instruments
Iii truly Natural Weather Ind
regard this Microscopic plant therefore, OF its
Siiveness and its durability, aording cheap and reliable
means for the purposes which apply it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend itself
wherever used. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY
KSoIyLLK, Tenn, May %, 1866
Having recently 20o Of these valuable Wealth
Indicators, will sell them in qusntity and the pur
chaser perfectly satisfied with their money
will refunded This should satisfy
lose anything by the experiment Price So by
mail 80 10. Sodby STKETCH 81 FORBES.
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A Fine Article.
RaeOu. FIOur. Nc

TTA BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese,
nuyI BENZ. +. SHIELDS & CO.
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From, Wa.hingtan.

NA6Htk0FON, Lee. 20.
About seventy five border State congress
meo met in cAnous tn night. Senator Crit
tendon presided, and Messrs. Ocifax and Bur-.
rett werc secretaries.
Various propositions we're offered BY Bar
rett, Colfax, Prior, ard others.
After desultory debate, in which Messrs.
Cox, Pryor, Smith, Of Va, Clemens, Sher-
man, Staunton, Colfax, Noel, Hickman,
Montgomery, McClernand, Harris, of Va,
and Harris, Of Md, participated, all tho
pending propositions were, on motion of the
latter gentleman, referred to committee Of
one from each OF the fourteen States repre-
scented, to report at future meeting to be
called by them il they agreed.
The House select committee considered the
proposition OF Mr.. Adams, Of Macs, an
amendment to- the Constitution prohibiting
Congress from passing law interfering with
slavcry in the States where it exists. 1t Was
agreed 70 by nearlya unanimous vote, tho
several dissensients considering that the con-
stitution already gives that security.
Tho Senate committee OF Is met and CON-
sidered various propositions, (which were
rejected. Jhe committee will report that
they cannot agree on any recommendations.
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consistent with che law OF God, which re-.
quircs ~ 70 love our nci9nbcr - ourselves,
And - totally irrsSohsllsbis with the spirit
and principles Of the Gospel 81 Christ, which
cnjoins THAT tall things Whatsoever 20 would
thas msn should do - yoas DO ~ even 20 se
tbsm.n We rejoice that tho
church to which No belong commenced, -
early a. any other IN this country, the good
work Of sndeavoring 10 put an end to slave
~, and that in the Same work many Of it,
members have ever since been, and nov are,
among the most active, vigorous, and efficient
lnhorars We AArn0gt4v ey-
inorsase, their exsrtions TO effect astotAl %.
clifton of slavery.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The Postmaster General has sent orders to
the sub-treasurer at Charleston to remit all
the balance, $35 900, on tho postofice 60.
count in his possession, Immediately, TO the
credit Of that Department. II this order 10
not complied with at once be will demand Of
the Federal Government to enforce the or
der. Lilo is also determined, Us before sug-
gested, to suppress mail matter to and from
South Carolina, If the mails are interfered
with in that State.
The Cabinet broke up to. night, after eve
hours session, without coming to any con.
ciusion relative to the disposition OF troops
at Charleston. The impression prevailed
that conflict was inevitable. Secretary
T0ucey and Postmaster Gereral Holt urg ed
defence; the others further evacuation il
necessary.
1 A dispatch received tonight, By . mem !.
b6f OF RIO Usbinst, aays that troone are
pouring into Charleston from every t'trss-
rcction. The opinion was expressed By .
prominent member of the Cabinet to night
that war 10 begun.
Georgia troops at last accounts were
called upon TO join the South Cafolins forces
A dispatch from Charleston states that the
proposed State loan OF &40O, 200 il already
parceled ont amonst tho wealthiest men
of she State, principally in Charleston, and
that each pus IL expected to furnish his
share, Under tho penalty Ut being considered
| disaGsctel.
/ The above statement WAS obtained from a
source believed to be reliable, but there ID
no means Of verifying the absolute credibil.
lily.
A statement, which seems to be truthful
is TINT the South Car ,lina Commissioners
10 view " the illegal stipulation on the par,
81 the President sbss the garrisons oil
| Charleston barber should not ha augmented
nor the military statar VI the posts changed
requested the President to inform them il
A'aj. Anderson's movement was 10 consc.
quence OF any order issued by him or from
the War Department. The President re-.
sponded negatively, and said Maj. Anderson
acted on bis own resp onsibility. The Com
missioncrs then requested the President &c
remand Maj. Anderson to Fl. Moultrie, bu
on this point there was no conclusion wher
the Cabinet adjourned.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 29.
Tbs Tribune Gays we are informed that
81 ,000, 600 III gold was sent by express. Fri
day night, from the Sub. Treasury and abou,
100000 more on Sa'urnay morning, des-
tined, it Was said, to the South.
The revenue cuttor, Harriet Lane, is get
ting ready for sea, under sealed orders.
The custom house clerks could not re,
their salaries to-day. Alleged, no money 70
pay them with.
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0rlck.layOfs and Carpenters Dls.
chnrg - fr1m Fora 8umptsr.
BAnFlNoRR DAc 90

ht j, -. - SS~iisssa
special dispatch-froiu Charleston, saying
that tho carpenters AID brick-layers from
Baltimore, employed on Fort Sumpser. hsv-
ink refused 70 bear arms against South Oar
olina. were discharged BY Maj. Anderson
this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-01
Prayer messl~s la Assarm.
BY nAraRD rAYI0x.


Sci Rresidsnt Bscasaaas iaa Procianaison.l
a gala oame mp from the son .-sou' -west
'.wss tercc November weather.
Bst tbs ship had felt such . stcrm bes0t0s
a nd her pIanks ill held together.
And thus, through the howling tempest showed
No signs VI diminution;
The % ssngers said, even trust our ship,
The staanch old Constitutions -
The cap ain hi stood or the quarter deck
I" The seas" be sad, "thcy batter us:
Twas my watch below in the former gale
l doubt III we'll weather uAtteras.
The wind ON the one iae blows me Cd,
The current sets m shoreward.
I'll just lay to between them both,
Andssen to BIO going forward"
"Breaker s ahead |" crisl tn. watch on the bow,
s.isard up ~ was the FIRST mates order
sShe fsels the grounds we'll tha paAsengers CRIED,
tsAnd the seas already board her ~
The foresail split in the angry gust:
In the hold the bailast shifted:
And In old tar said. elf Jackson steered
We shouldn I thus have driftedl"
But the captain cried "Lct 60 the helm
Aud then he calltd to tho bo'swain:
"Pips. all bands TO the quarter deck,
And we III gave her BY Devotion -
The ntst mate hurled his trumpet down:
The old tars cursed together
To SEQ the good old ship helpless roll
At the sport OF wave and weather.
The ysttcied s&lls arc all a-back,
4; Yards crack aud laasts started
And the capt ain weeps, and says his prayers,
Til the hui b. 'midstips parted:
But God IL on tho stee rsinan = side
The crew are In revolution:
The wav that washes thecsptain o6
Will save the Constitution
New York, Dec. Is, 1850.