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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL:
Financial Affairs.

Monetary matters were quiet on Third
street this morning. There is no change in
price Of Exchange and Gold, but beth are
very firm. We quote:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.
wRDNRsDAY.r................. ...... .......
OCTOBER o

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAT1oNB-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., October 8:
OelocR. Baronetsr. Thermometer.
A. M .,,.,,..,..,... ........29.59 Above zero-49
70 Above zero-63
70 20 AbOVa #
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BOARDING.

NDOARDING-For a young LADY, in a respeota-
ED BILE family or private boarding house Terms
moderate. References exchanged Address U. NJ,
this office. ocs b.
DOAnDING-A fiue suit of Rooms, suitable
I'D for a family OF single gentlemen, furnished or
nnfurnished. Apply at 225 West Fourth st., bet.
Plum and Oentral-aV oc9.bT
NNpOARDING-A gentleman aud his wife can
. ID be accommodated with good front room and
.ood boarding. Also, one young gentleman. Ap-
ply at 55 Richmond st oc7-c'
TDOARDING-A gentleman and his wife, or
ED two single gentlemen, can be accommodated
with nicely furnshed second story front room.
Several double and single rooms can also be had,
either with or without furniture, at option of
b9aIders. Apply at No. l54 Broadway. ocs b"
DOARDING = Pleasant front rooms, with
HB board suitable for single gentle gentlemen or
families, with first class board. Terms-Single
gentlemen, SO per week gentleman and lady, u
per week. Apply at 100 Longworth'st. corner OF
Centra-Rv. ocSdS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
FOE SALE.

ENOR SALE Two young Grayhounds cheap.
H They are full blooded. Apply at 2S3, corner
of Fifth and Central ave nue-blue posts. oc9-b+
NNOK SALE-A good Route on this paper. APP
a ply at the counting room, between twelve and
one O'clock oc4-d
NOR SALE-OR RENT-A Greenhouse, with
~ steam apparatus for heating Also, a lot OF
Greer house Plants Inquire of Ii. BRACKMANE,
81 West Third-st. oc3
KSOH SALE-AT A BARGAIN-The Stock aud
II Fixtures of Retail Grocery doing good
business Is centrally located. Reasons for selling
tho proprietor has other business thai re ures all
his time. Address GROCERY, Press Office ocS'd"
NIOR eALE-OARRIAGE AND HORSE-A
NJ Well-bToken Family Horse young and sound,
and two seat Jenny Lind Carriage, for sale cheap.
Fifty dollars in groceries, 500 bushels Youghio-
gheny coal would be taken in part pay. Add ess
BARGAIN, care of Press ONCE. se25-f"
NISUR SALE valuab tract of twelve hun.
n dred acres Of excellent Timoered Lapd, IN one
body, ad dioining OsgOod Station on the Ohio and
Mssi,stppi Bailroad, about two hours distant by
railroad from this city. Will be sold together, or
in quantities to suit purchasers and portion OF
city property taken i9 payment. ,,nou,,u
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
ocs-d n. W. corner of Fifth aud Waluut'sts.
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FOR RENT


ENOR RENT..A two.story Frame House, $50
Large yard. To be let for not less than one year.
Rent $40 30 per month, payable invariably in ad-
vance. Inquire at the Drug store, corner Of Vine
and Sixth. st. oc9.b$
NOR RENT-SMALL HOUSE-0n Water st,
the cellar. Inquire of X. HAMPSON, corner of
Johnston and Third sts., Oovington. oc9bF
;E0OR RRNT-ONE PARL 0 Ron the first
sE floor, suitable for office also, furnished
Bedroom Apply at 319 Vine-st, between Eighth
az d Ninth d ocSbt
NNOR RRNT-FOUk ROOMs-The upper part
n of a brick house, on Richmond St. well suited
for q small family. Reference required. Address
II. L. d., this office. oc8-bT
-FNUR RENT FURNISHED ROOM On second
II floor, front, suitable for gentleman and wife,
or single gentlemen. Apply at 400 West Seventh
street, between Plum and Centralav. oc3-t~
E71OR RENT-HOUsE-0u the River Road, of
II fourteen rooms and stable fruit trees on the
grounds Te' very reasonable. Apply to j. A.
MENKEN, 81 West Fifth'st. ocS II
ENOR RRNT-A good and substantial three.
n story Brick, of ten rooms, in complete order,
with a good stable, Mount Auburn Will be
rented lew to good tenant. Apply at rUTTLE'S
Exchange Once, N. w cor. Third and Sycamore.
[ocS-f"l
ENOR b ENT-The Metropolitan Dancing Hall,
n corner of Ninth aud WaDut.sts.. by the night
or season Inquire at the Hall, or OF POOH co.
22S Walnut-stTeet.
AN OFFICE, Oh the second floor Of the Metropo-
Titan, corner OF Ninth and Walnut sts. INQUIRE OF
POOR 4 co, QQ5 Walnut st. au20 tt
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FremOnt's Case Still Pending.

BALLOON RECONNOIssANCE OF THE
REBEL ENCAmPMRNTs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
LAW kEPGBRTo

HEsAPEAKE BAY Oysters at Waggoner's.
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None need apply but young unmarried mon, of
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to S2E per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance of good
and comfortable clethinC, board and medical at
tendance will be furnished free of charge, together
HORSE AND ACCOUTERMRN
Apply at once at No. I3 3 Sycamore-st.
EDWARD M. McC0OK, Second Lieutenant LIST
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

lust RECEIVED ANOTI8IsFF5 TIT-
- voice Of Bird CageJ direct from E5 stsTy
for elleehsAp A. D. EIC0Ll k1lRilfa 2
"ss}e Sayiety Store, i09 afSF5 slTeSt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

OF credit, the safety of commerce. tie
tranquility and security of private life, and
Tor the conservation sQf ali the great M
terests and inslitutions which it requires
ii ne to build up, and which society cannot
afford to see suddenly destroyed. II is for
their advantage that 4ll symptoms OF
INSTRUMENTATION to established law should
be represscd with sRholesoms vigur !:
for when au insurreclionRy spirit once
get the upper hand, there is no prcdictin., :,
how .fariipwiIl spread nor where it viii
stop. lfldefiancc at ,tbe laws is unpun-
ished and uusubdued in one part OF the
country, WHO has any guarantee that bold
and baG men will Iotbs encouraged by
lhe spectacle of impunity. 20 rise against
the laws in our Yerygmidst2 Our whole
safety rests on the strict and impartial eu
forcement of the laws and woe to The
country whose government is 80 feeble
that it gives way, and falls to pieces at the
first trial of its strength. This must not
be Onr fate; but to avert it, every friend of
public order must gtye his voice for the
enforcement of the laws
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

TRENCH EBIRyD L.. q. TTAN0ISsEsS
II Gents White L. C. H'l:fs-oxtra qndlitV.. +
Tld aud DCbbOn RdgfngG, inst Feeiivsi.. -
ang90 HEIsKELL Z 6sWEARIFGRN.
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:9-SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
early Advertising OH reasonable terms Rccor-
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
All advertisements frun transient persons or strape
erS. to be p1Il fnr ia GIrdRce 70
iaainess Cards not exceeding 1--WE lines SO per year
oT ~ Tor SIX mouths. but for shorter neriod nothing
VIII be counted less than square
The privilege of Annual Advertising Ia limiteJ IN
me AdVerttseTs own Immediate business; and al
& advertisements for the benefit of other prisons
wei as all legal advertisements, and aiYeiseIn mt
fAuction sales and estate sent In by theI mus,
be paid for at the usual rates -
directions: will be inserted until forbid and chareJ
accordingly. 9sE : = : '''4' S''''' t''"
cases Nt fun rateE h'U "a u.s.
Msarrnges, Notices Of ofFunCrnls, and announcements
SeFLonH' OO cents each. nOV11.59
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9ailg gutfIliqelrter.
TERaIs OF ADVERTIsINC7.-

TWELyE SOLID LINES or NOSPARE11 toR ONE INCH, on
4lsH Lass, NAKEA SQUARE. ass
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Union Meeting atsParkersburg,
Virginia.

Protects against the Action OF South
CRro1inRs and aB0tnaG a State Con.
TenttOn-VVeSIern icBinlR will N Ot
be Dragged out OF the Union bV
South Carolina.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

p -, y. " y = AsNS STTO9N " IEL OEIWIIbCo
ONE PRICE oNLY.e WHERE PAPRR DEAI,ERs
~ Booksellers, StatiOnerp, Binders, PrinterE and
futeterA generally eau save from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands
having Increased our HanufaSturinrs Facilities wo
can osE great to FaFtIesn want of Pa.
PeLs Auch ~ are usually sold by Paper Warehouge
ISISer and Fiat PAperp, POOlscap, Letter Note md
fEa, LasSe. commsrcal aud ali grades of
Trunk, aud Straw Board, Bl0ttlng, etc. ete. HAM,
No!e, Bona, Drawing, Bank, Hnvei0pS. PRFticuIar
1ttSIuoh paid TO simplifying Banks With RaujE-Sote
anu anu Letter and Account Papers, Schools aud Seni-
ItAtie5, Clcrgym and Professional men, BlILeadn
IN sock ready ruled for PTnterH from to UeSds
70 ths sheet. blue and White, WUEes and ISid n
Net' complete Paper Bazaar. Renj for CircnIaTs
~, a9a save your money. OrtIers BY mail accompanied
son. iyIRG0S; L TTfID 5I :" per-
aP9-lyt Paper 1Earehoass. Is BseRmarst.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

GRAHAM'SE SEXTRACTO OF GINGER
VI The best article in the world for the cure
sentsry, Diarshu.i Cholera or Citolic Every f1mo
should keep it in the house. POr sale at
GRAHA3fs DRUG STORE,
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NUMBER ll3
DISSoIUTToN

| uE FIRM OF RHODES BROTHER Is THIS
| i day tEsAulvcd by mutual consent Eitber nsrfy
| Is authorized tn settle the accounts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

Ahh bhobUHU1 jan. : I6bT.
A large Union Meeting was held here
to-day; the largest and most enthusiastic
ever asscmbIed in the county. Speeches
were made by Gen. J. D. Jackson, j. VI.
Al. Borem6n, and ]. ]. Jack
son, Jr. A preamble and resolutions re-
ported by Gen. jackson, us Chairman of
tue Committee, were adopted, with but
one dissenting voice The following are
the resolutions adopted, which Indicate the
tenor of the nreamble:E g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

The IsRllying OF the Union Sentiment
to the Rescue of the COnStitutIOn.S
An Able and Spirited 4 rtIele from a
Conservative PAPER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04

ZINE CLOTH AND Bs4.V Vfi7.1T
T. cioaks HeeeiEed tLis moruinE ~ cattle itoeI,
Of Cloth md Velvet CIoahs which sff-i,i -
handHoner than any In the market b
0etlS rs. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-04
.PLAIAAND FANCY PRINTING!
Books and Pamphlets,
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES.


RS~we have, at a heavy expenditure, furnished our
job Office with all necessary materials embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS. CUTs,.&c,
or the latest and most fashionable styles to render II
capable OF executing work equal to that Of any other
establishment in city, on possessing facilities in
the way Of Steam, &C. for doing work expcdfousy,
unsurpassed by amy other Office We respectruiy pre-
sont Our claims for sare of public patronage assu-
ring those WHO entrist tleirWor u.s. that no effort
shall be wanting TO give entire satisfaction.
novl1-59 CAMPBELL & NI'DERIOT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S-R liable adQices
were receiv, d from Mr.. Lincola this morning
by some leading r publicans. lie adUises has
trends 10 comp 0nise at once upon basis Sats
flctory 10 the border StGtes and sch,ch tcli be PER
pettsal.
The Treasury paid last week upward of
three million dollars. Six hundred thousand
were paid tp day.
Gov. Pickens returned his draft for SI,700
as back salary from his Russian mission. 10
the Treasury, because there was no money IN
tue Suh-Treasury at Charleston. Another
payable in New York has been sent to HIM.
Ashmore, late member of Congress from
South Carolina. writes TO P. D. Department
that b. has received 500 documents. asking
Postmaster King whether he can frank them,
as the y peHs.s. other9iss, will be too heavy
for him. King replies that as The Govern
ment has not recognized The iheLry OF seceSs-
ion he may do 50, leaving il, howeser, mat
ter of conscience Tor him. rs a seeessionist to
decide whether it is right or wrong. Al AL
ALBANIA Postmaster writes to the same depart
ment, 8 We are oat of the Union. but 1t is
not the will of the people,
DETROIT, Jan. pa large meeting OF cit
jzeus favorable to he plan of a Border State
Convention. assembled in City Hail last
night, pursuant TO a call from Mayor. The
Hall was densely packed, and hundreds were
unable to obtain aunlttauce. me meeting
was addressed by prominent Democratic and
Republican speakers Resolutions were
adopted favnring be admission of territory
south of Sc deg. 80 min., as State. with or
without slavery, aud all north OF that line 10
be free: the amendment OF the fugitive slave
law, to prevent kidnapping; repeal Of per-
sonal liberty bills; prevention ofinterference
by Congress with slavery in slave States and
dock yards; non-interiere0ce by Congress
with slavery in the District of Columbia. ex-
cept with the consent ef the people of Mary
| land. Virginia, and the District; perpetual
| prohibition of the African sinve trade. Three
delega ties were appointed TO proceed to Lam
sing and urge the Legislature TO repeal the
personal liberty hiil
WAsHIxGToS, Jan. 2s.
TIE Chicago and Milwaukee Boards of
| Trade visited the President AIf. Seward.
and Others to-day The President sad, in
he interview. if Mr. Lincoln sliatl enjoy his
accession TO power as much asI shall retire
meut, be will be q happy man!
Mr. Seward said heretofore the cry save
| the Union has been raised when there was no
danger. tell you, my fiieads- the question
of slavery will not now be taken into account
We are 10 save the Univn-tiien save all
he rest worth saving.
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Gen. scott.


tits remarkable fact that though the let
ter addressed by Lieutenant General Scott to
the Secretary of War. as recently published
in our columns, distinctly and expressly ''es-
chews 1--WE quote It's language) the idea of in
vading seeding State" and proposes by
policy of mingled moderation aud irmness"
10 exercise the danger of secession "without
one conflict of arms, one execution, or one
arrest for treason" yet not a single disunIon
journal, so far as we have observed, has given
information of the fact to lis Readers. The
veteran aud patriot chief continues to be de
bounced in some OF their columns as 'coer-
zionist, as "disloyal to the South" a trait
ol to Virginia" and as Butcher Scott"
What are we to infer from such u species of
editorial conduci? II is that portion of the
press on both sid"s, at the North as well as
at the South, would seem to delight IN any
representation or Misrepresentation which
Can serve to keep keen, d ep. and pr cious,
the sentiment of public hatred.-Not Int.
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TARgAsS BROTHERS,
~ hOl esaie ROGERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Fine Wines, Brandies & Domestic Liquors,
sEGARs, TOBACCO, IRON, NAILS, &C.
No.7 South Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Have removed to the above Stand.
Jan1e-u
COnstabie's sale.

PY virtue of Judgment to directed from Esq.
u Ferris acting Justice Of the Peace OF Davidson
county Tennessee, the Gath day Of January, Twill
expose sale to the highest bidder, for cash. at the
Court House in Nashville, on the 5th Of February,
1861, % barrels Sauer Kraut. large family Car
rage. Levied as the property Of r. L. Bingham /,
10 satisfy execution in my hands favor of W. T..
Berry Co. Sale within lawful hours.
,an2s-td JAS. YOUNG, c. d. G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
Aew Advertisements.
EglElM MANHOOD,
.I HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in a Sealed Enpeto2e,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL. CURE
OF SPERMAT0RRH0-E, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions
duclng Impotency, and Mental and Physical Debility.
By RoBT J. CUIvERwEIL, NJ. D.,
Author Of the ''6frees Book, = DC,
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences of Selfabuse may be eiiectuaIiy
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, bSugies, instruments, rings or
cordias, pointing out mode of at once certain
and efi,ctual by which every sufferer no what
his condition may be, may himself cheably pri-
rdtely and radically. This lecture will prove boon
to thousands and thousands.
sent under seal any address, POSTPAID on the re-
eept of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHI J..
c. KLINE, 12s Bowery, New York, Post Office Box
$50. jan3o-dAw till april 5 '6l
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COnstahle,s ~ale.

RY virture Of an Execution directed and delivered
~ 70 me from VIM J. Chandler, Justice OF the
Pesce Of Davidson county will expose to pualic sale,
20 the highest bidder Tor cash, on Monday the 18th
day OF February, 1861, 6ne Negro Girl, about nine
years old, By the name Of crory. Levied On as The
property Of John L Hadlsy, Jr., SATISFY Execu-
tion In my hands, in favor Of James Franklin, this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
1861.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
lA'is- SHARP ;. T.. ixILTON.
NASHVILLE PLOT WORKS.

u AEING rebuilt our establishments AMI furnished
It throughout with the latest and most approved
facilities Tor manufacturing POws, etc, are now
prepared 10 hi orders for all implements in our ne
manufactured from the best quality Of material and
IN the best style of workmanship With our long ex-
perlence IN the business, and superior facilities Tor
doing the work, think guaranty a better ar
tcie thin can be obtained elsewhere, adapted the
wants oil the southern Planter ID Farmer, and at
less prices than similar quality of work be Pur-
chased in the North.
Orders from merchants filled at a liberal discount
from card prices send your address, and get our
circular SHARP 4 HANII.T0N
dec29-dAW3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

4 DWELLING HOUSE, Cherry Street doors
4 from Hasbro0kS store, with rooms including
COOK and servants rooms Office, smoke house. sta
be and small garden, well in the yard Apply al the
immediately. iaD4
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81 2
: One of the objections urged against the
foundation Of a Southern GORfaderaey, Is
founded upon the apprehension that the
African slave trade would be Te0pened under
its auspices. Are there any Just grounds for
liz appreheIrsfonl We believe there arg.
For some years pas, ihe subject has been tn-
svassed in the Cotton States. and a favorable
sentiment Awakened amongst the powerful
leaders in SouthCaroina, Georgia, Alabama,
Nfssfssit5si artI-L eufssara. -I.'wss. discussed
at Che Soathera Convention in 1858, and at
the Vicksburg- Southern Convention, and 1T
will be recollected that JOHN MucHELL's pa
per at KuoxviIie favored the project. Tie
opinion of Mr.. Yancey was that the laws Of
the United States, prohibiting The trade, were
Unconstitutional, and that each State bad
exclusive control over the sai5ect, within rs
limits That it .wssa question OF domestic
economy, and If any State desired TO in
crease her slaves by Importation from ,Aifica-
sas ooald do So The Congress OF the seeded
States, which meets on the 4th of next month
at Montgomery, win ADOPT The Consultation
of the Unite .s5tates. modified and ad9Fted 10
the present. condition OF their Affairs. The
clause reiatise TO the African slave trade Will
Be-strieken out. and the question Of the i'm
portaiion Of slaFes left TO the States 10 settle
for themselves. To break The force Of the
approximations on this sutJeet. ..the frieads Of
,secession,- the advocates Of disunion, ,; point
to The fact hat Georgia has. since her seces-
sisa. adopted an ordinance e 5aactiDg all the
fawsof the United States prohibiting the
siave trade except the one declaring 1t 10 be
piracy Bot they DO net state that the Or
ainauce Is only temporary, and 80 stated on
assfaee. Besides. Il applies Only 10 Georgia,
and cannct affe:t the action Of other States
But, suppese al the Cotton States re-en-ci
the present laws of the United States with
thu exception that Georgia las made sill
moi that be On Invitation TO tic Illicit traffic
inimportsd slaves2 The signs. aE.d PENALTY
'glgl rs1 q. 1sOHld not tie Gu
~ I,yys.gnd sosn rem
Ea.Ute book?
slaves
IT.
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Fer Rent. Furnished.
FOR HIRE,

A SLEEPING ROOM, for single gent. men in a
n Private House, with every convenience For
particulars apply at this Office. ianII
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
JUMPER LAWN.

ON aecouat % tie removal Of Mr. John Inmsdcn %
" New Orleans we now ofer f0r rent bis ate resi-
dence, JUMPER LAWN, situated On South Cherry
The house CT the approved STYLE two stories
absye the Easements furnished with every drsirabie
convenience beautifully located enufnandin< rare
aud bracing atmosphere nnpt1nR he hoase b q
lawn Of about two acres, vel 81 b bias grass, uit
and forest trees 8
Also = family reeiacnce, Poster Street, N Edge
fea containing eight rooms, stable eiste<n, ~, Ne
abou; two acre O. 11nd> contxinng n<ny Eaie I'D
hsresf trees Pup <srHs apply 70
eIasoeek : EEUsoA, Or
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Hurrah for the Holidays.

THE most acceptable present you can make IS one
OF HUGHtc' ININTrABLE PHOTOGRAPH P0R-
TRAITS, Iv0RYTYPES or AELAINOTYPES Don't de-
lay y. B. Ten Autograph Photographs for one dollar
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Notice.

HAVING ascertained that the estate Of J. B. Davis
l. is insovent, | have suggested the fact to the
County Court erk or Davidson county Now in BUR
suance 10 order made by said Clerk all parsons
having claims against said estate file the same with
sad Clerk authenticated the manner prescribed by
law, OF before The LIST day Of July Is6I) for
pro rata Distribution All claims not lled win be
barred LEM OLIVER
ianI2-d3w Administrator Of J. B. DAVIS, decd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31

Now, if our Nashville contemporary de-
sires to represent Mr.. Lincoln fairly AID truly,
it should quote this extract. ami state the
character OF the bogus one to which it has no
doubt inadvertently, given currenc y.-Cin-
cinnQti Gazef6.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-31
MIR. Lincoln on Negro Equality.

II
The Nashville Union and american pub
fishes what purports to be (but is not) an ex-
tract from speech of Mr.. Lincoln to show
that he is in favor of negro equality" The
quotation is bogus. He never uttered any,
thing susceptible of such a construction, but,
on the contrary, has expressly and reoeat
eddy denied holding any such sentiment.
One example will suffice. In his debate with
Douglas at Ottawa. Ills, in 1858, Mr.. Lincoln
said
g will say here, while upon this subject,
that L have no purpose directly or indirectly
to interfere with the institution of slavery in
the States where it exists. l believe L have
no lawful right to do SO, and have no incli-
nation TO do so. l have no purpose to intro
duce political and social equality between the
white aud black races. There is physical
difference between the two, which in my
Judgment will probably foi bid their ever liv-
ing together upon the footing of perfect
equality and inasmuch as it becomes a ne
cessity that there must be a difference, /, as
well as Judge Douglas, am in favor of the
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