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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

sPRrcs CRBsK. Huntington Co. Pc, Jan. 10, 1861
III. C. sPALDlNG' Esq; 49,,
You viii psaso send two boxes Of Jour Cephalh Pius
Send them imfssdistely.
Respectfully ycsu, -
lent -
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BELLE VERNON. O6.o. Jan. is. ise1.

HsyRy G. SPlLDrSG, Eco
Please find inclo.ed Eve cents for which seud me m
other boz OF Ccphse P TAetrare truly fe Lest P
hare tried, - " 49,
Direct A SLOWER, Pm,
Bens Vernon, WyssAot e., D.
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the use Pills the periodic attacks Of Nerves. sr S
Headache may prevented and taken at the
Of an stsck immediate relief from pain and sickness WI b
obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Edr'u and Headade
20 which females subject.
They act gently upon the bOws-remOvtns cesasenas
For Literary Men, Ssdent' Delicate Females and all persons
Of dentary habits they valuable La-aiss tmprevns
the annette giving and r9oy to the digestive organs ana
restoring the natural elasticity ard strength Of the whole system
Ths CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigated
ana carefully conducted experiments having been In use many
ve,r, during which they have prevented and relieved
ys amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether ons
mating In the nervous system from deanged state Of The
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable their composition and may %
tLsu at all times with pe.t safety without making any onsrss
of diet and the absence o. any dos,sss ars ,aS''' 'a
20 adu,psts, ,a.= q s,l4yaF "a u. -
--'''rS BEWARE OF coUSTERfErrs!
I'll. ,srvips have five signatures Of HENRY C. SPALDiN0
s,sh. Drn,ri.t, and all other Dealers In Medicines
D., v,Il he sen. by mail prepaid on receiptof tho
'' PRICE rs CENTS
An o,5srs should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. % Cedarst, New.YefS.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you rely
upon to give rest yourself AMI relief and help to your infant
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
mean. Of restoring the dropping spirits Of many mothers
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(2O9s)

J. BtYRCEER. huetiopser - 100,
7 EASEHOLD PROPERTY on NONROE-SI
LA J. BLEECKER, SON Co will scli on sOnpa
Fb n =, ~ O'clock al the Merchant Exchange the HOUSE
and L No II Mcuroest between Market aud Pke-'. near
Rty rssousr The HoUse conisus gas woter &c Il m Coca
orJr and rents readily for S6c Lot 2S1l00 Ground snt
{, I25 per supum with usual reuoy, DE
SALE POSITIVE -
Eraps &c, at No Pino-'t. C?Vfp
y. C. BULKLKY, AGeiioneeT. .
CTPREME COURT SALE, under the direction
- Of d. LEFFINGWELI ESQ, Referee. Of Valuable ntof-
ev on Cherry ard JainesstP. G. BULkLEf well self on
Tuesday Feb 49, u O'Clock at the Merchants Exchsnss
6valusble LOTS with the BUILDINGS thereon on The norm
ell r,n1 of cherry and James ss known Nos. 60 %.
and 81 Cherryst aad Nos &C. 49, sud 100 Janess MAPS Al
TIE office No. 43 Wall st. Jglnoey Court.
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DENROSE CHAPMAN, of the late finn of
Il Cswl Chapman. Inventor snd Manufacturer Of Tie
"PEt" Mount Perhon aud other styles Of Ladies' Liea
COLLARS ADD SETS s located at No. al Broaawa,,
where he will continue tho business heretofore AID there DO
happy 10 receive his friends and customers.
e 10 prepared to take pni l contracts ol the Jebbrs
tlace
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-A petition has been
" pr,seDed to the Board Of Aldermen for with tho
necessary receiving basiss and culve to b. built In Otn a
from 4Ih TO 4sth also for sewer, with the necessary
eeiying bass and cuver IN 49tt commencing 400 feet
Of 10th with the thny Parties Inter-
ced In the above aud hhying objections TO the
oueed send their objections directed to the Chairman Of the
Committee gu Sewers Board Of Aldermen Nos City Hall
RICHARD BARRY, Committee
H. l. A. BOOLE, on
T. 8. NINs, Clert. JOHN H. BRADY, Sewers
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TEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN

DEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
IL for Churches Chsp,ls School. AID DrE~iog Rooms,
No. POS BROADWAY.
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR at the Universal Exhibition Of
1885.
Til, magnificent instrument (pGtened 10 the United States
NAY Q 1891 which tho brilliant peTfounsnces OF
THALBEHG, VILANofA, MILE WELLS,
have popular in America Ia Europe hes been
sdopted by the greatest artists aud compote o. both Continents
GOTrSCHA1K. LISZ T, ROSSlk1, MEfERbtEH, Gc
The ALEXANDRA ORGAN Is celebrated for toe soidi'y
and precision its uechAnm well as ior the uine and
power Of tones and the remarkable quality Of Accepting
perfectly In tune in ell climates - - -. -.
Prices ST the depot f43 $50 $780, 800 Floo, sIJo osoo
5000 $780, 500
BERNARD 4 FABREGUErrE5. j., No. % Broadway.
Importers Of Busson AceoT6eons NJnI Violin Strings &C.
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Daneins ataAemics.
cjnlcs bD anstion.

A NJ MERwIS, AuSiopeer $3.50
10y RAMOS. NERWIN s. CO., Irving Buildings,
I'D Mo- jg4 end SIG Broadway # BOOKS Stationery
ricture, works Of Art. fsrcy Goods. Furniture SC.
MONDAY EVENISB Feb. III All 0clock'
NEW STANDARD housekeeping variety oi caoice
Eryi.h and Ame Pubic.ns many OF neni rcey boEnd
i,cudns illustrated WoIk and collection Of Mis-
ceIlaaeous Literature. Sc.
A J BLEECE>H, Auc,ioneer. $500
VNXECUTORS' SALE of VALUABLE PRO-
IL PERRY ON WEST BROADWAY, VARlCk, FRANZ
LIZ and BEACH-SIS belonging to estate Of ThoS Kiey
deceased. - a. j, - r,,pan,y
A. J. BLEECKER SON Co. viii sell on TUESDAi'
Feb 10 AZ Il oroCG at the Merchant Egchenee,
WITHOUT FURTHER RESERVE;
ON WEST BRUA DVAY-S w. cor. Frhnklinst, the Bouse
known a. The iiih Ward Museum Hotel and Lot
ON WEST BROADWAY-S. W cor. Deechs the tcur-s'oiy
brick Binding aud Lot. , -, ,.,.l
on VARICKS S Z. Beaohs ST. the threestory biics
House and bot with itsbe)
Msps terms, &c. at No. Finest -
Az, lilo shares Capital STOCK Columbia Fir Insurance 60
' Nv order \ r. TlLLOU,
BENZ. ID. BRUSH,
70 Oqg\ Exaytors Estate Of T. Riley, decd
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP is sold by all
drussIts throughout the United States
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Board ano Rooms.

JNSTRUC TON -Au intcllig nt young Man, FROM
r~sectsblc family lately arrived Ia Ills country s-h Z"
Gnd situation in anne icG'' ianhy, hpon e'-N W
rive lason In the French language, haihtl
Ttbmec Cenrrsphy Hscry aud in III elements Of Pr'"c.
Yse In exchange Board Best ~ city teitrores car "
given. Adires. D. 81, Box No. Ito, fn5rue Once.
GENERAL young Mea can be- accommodated with
~ BOARD in private family. Apply 10 H. HUMPHREYS =,
No 24I West 3Gih-st hrst DOCS east Of 9th-aN
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fflnsieal Jnstrnmcni5.

A GREATLY IMPROVED PIANO-FORTE.
n LIGHTE x BRADBURYS, - . 90,
M,,nfarturers of a NEW SCALE OVERSTRuNO BASS
PATENT INSULATED FULL lRON-FRAME GRAND and
SQUARE PIANOFORTE No. AL broome-st ftsnos 10 Let
DARNOREs Celebrated Improved Overstrung
I'D Premium PIANOS the best 10 warranted io yesrs
manufactured 3. oeeke sPlenotd 1ootsys oT titp
DEST and Cheapest PIANOS and MELOi,EONn
IL ESATE End "a RENT by T. u lamb FRS. 10 the Bible
House sh-s. corner 4hsv opposite the Cooper initnte
Prices: $50. s75 100, Sl5, sl $40, 800 70 e.Vo
CHICKERING a. SONS ,o,
" GRAND SQUARE, and UPRIGHT PIANo5.
Wnrerootrs No. Ga Broadway ,
Sons have been wsrded thrye se MeusB io' e
superiority Of theu nsnuacture for the past 70 yeHs
Pianos % Rent.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-A resolution has
" been prevented to the Board Of Aldermen for SEWER in
FoafaN from Thy.nnth to Thirty e'ghlhIt, and through
Thirty eighth TO IS feet west of Fourthav. PARTIES having
objections the viii send their objections directed to tho
Chairman Of the Committee SeweT Boad Of Aasrmen no.
City Hall T. g. NlHs. Clerk.
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ltle0ieal.
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SOOTHING LETTER.

A SOOTHING LETTER.
GEORGE FOWLER Of ouilford writes;
Pesuii ne 10 say to you tia: MIS-. wINsLow's SooTH
ISo SYRUP has unprecedented sale With since my
eer, bsve ascerairedi Il, m,A This Is tho FIRST time In
hryhc Year, drug tv,nes tia, have Endorsed medicine
for &, Intrinsic good qusiss before ssh wrote
Of any patent medicine know not whsth
composition L. but believe perfectly harmless and safe
know gives the CREATES: S.e,iOn to parents and
Aodng que,ude and Tss without any UNPLEASANT effect. at.
,e1di9s itsus~
Yours respectfully.
GEORGE 4. FOWLER
.fnicn. Of bot,os Of MRS. wISsLow7s SOOTHING
SYRUP are used every year In the United States for chill
jren toshins with nsvesf,ng Relief Is IMSEDIATs
.EI cIRrAis.
MRS. wrNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP /, .ure to regulate
tho bOwel.
Orders are eone every day from Druggists all pars OF
the country send me more Of MRS. WINsLow's sooTH
Lao SYRUP"
Millions Of bottles of MRS. WILSON'S SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year in the United Ss,ea
Givo Us on old for diseases incident to the period
ehbr In children Here you have that old for rs cens
IN tho form of MRS. wINsLow1s SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP never fail, to give
immediate relief.
MRS. wINsLowrs SOOTHING SYRUP is sold by all
drusstts throughout The United States
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Millions Of bottles of MRS. wISSLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year in the United Sts.ea
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Orders are eone every day from Druggists In all pas Of
the country send Inc more otMRs. wIEsLow's sooTH-
Lao SYRUP"
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4nlicn. Of bc,s,os OF MRS. wISsLow7s SOOTHING
SYRUP are used every year In the United state for chill
iren osthius with nsvesng Relief Is MsEDrATa
.Ed cEgrAs.
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/,rNIRAI, RAILRO of NEW-JERSEY.

NOR NEW-HAVEN-Fare 81, Bcrths free
Il BY Steamer, from Peck slip DAILY, ats p m Psssen'
rcr. for Merden Hartford Springfield Northampton sni towns
on The linz OF Vermont Rail Dads oko the II III train tnui
remain board the boat unn ncbeIt noinng
Merchandise Forwarded by Express Tain through to Bur
l,ngton Ordnn.bur7h Montreal and al meImsdiise
FRANCis HYDE, General Freight Agent.
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A GhAND RALLET DINFNTISBNf.NT,
uader the direction q Sisnor kOAZANl.
PROGRAMME
Y1ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

I'D - SATURDAY Feb o
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
d.. ...... GRAND GALA NIGHT.
BENEFIT or rME COLSON.
.r .-.. -I JOINT APPEARANCE or
NINE. COLSON AND MISS HlSkLEY.
90 this occasion the os extraordinary performance VIII
tske place The entire OPeIa Of Verdi celebrated
ERNANf.
M%s CoLsoN as, EyiIa STsEFANl''' 'ErSan
90 And the last Act Of DoJiEetii's Grand Opera,
LUSIA DI LAMMERM0OR.
Niss HINKLEY. Lucia STEFFANl az e,Tdo
Director and Conductot V1ILio
EorIOs-The Opera Saturday will commence precisely
ek II O'Clock door open at q o'clock
Seats also be secured at SihelPe, Whllst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-16

TIE CRY SUBSCRIPTIONS OF The NASHVILLE AND
NORTHWESTERN RAILRoAD Mr.. J. j. CRAIGHEAD
offered resolution at the meeting Of the Common
Council Thursday evening, which was adopted,
providing for the sppointment OF q joint select
committee TO confer with the Directors of the Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad Company SIS to the
possibility of deferrDg for twelve months he Pay
ueut of the third and last dividend Of the subsorp'
zion tax Of the city of Nashville to the stock Of said
road. The action of the ComuOa Council in adopt
ing this resolution will, have no doubt be con-
ourred in by the Board Of Aldermen.
The amount Of stock subscribed by the city to
the stock of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company was $40 900, OF which $3.50 600 has
been pad leaving $50 900 to be raised the present
wear The amount will be exceedingly burden
some to the tax payers Of the city in the
deraured state of monetary and Commercial
affairs that now exists. If the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad Company is in such con-
dition that this years payment can be deferred 1t
xil he a great relief TO our citizens The Company
have been pushing forward the work on their road
with great energy, and it may be that taeir con-
tracts with parties for grading aud masonry are Of
suob a nature that they csunOt extend the time ior
the navmeu Of the last instameBt Of the citys SUBJ
s.rintion. If they can do so without serious deiTl-
rneut TO their own interest, we thnk they VIII VIII
invlv do so; indeed. we feel quite sure they would
would be willing make some sacrifice to extend re-
l;oF IN nm citizens
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f,,s steamer Nashville viii depart for Cincinnati
on Monday next 49,. -
The Red Rover will leave for New orleans Oh
Tuesday next, at 4 O'Clock.
The f. Howard leaves New Orleans this day.
The James johnson now on her way to this port
from New Orleans. ~
The steamer E. Hilman now at St. Louis and WIZ
meet with immediate dispatch
The steamer Sam. Kirkman sunk in the Arkansas
graveyard, near swallow Bar.
AUNT LETrY.-This steamer sunk with Nem :.
leans freight at Goose Island, in the Upper N''''
sippi. man.
Can't. BElIsNYDER. our old veteran steam O''
is now at Cincinnati on tour OF recreA'i'r 80
say, others matrimonial tour .,,.so5 nv,
THE Hazel Dell has been recently puron.scl ao ~
Can't Mrrc,, and his brother for the sum oi SO,OOV'
IT,, ;1tard entering their boat in the fioneer Line
- t and Cincinnati This craft Is e1-
between TINS port anu ,.,,el,t of water has
ceedinsly light as regards ar''ue"s ~ ,o,st
been recently reftted from
be an acquisition to our 'r'ue' " -, .,or 49,.
s. LoUIs-Now four and nan lee' NA's' ous
from s. Louis to Cairo with river al s'''iu ''le
49,. % ice. Freights scarce for New orleans ana
obio river Merchants there are reported as having
ratired from business in order to enable them 10
turn politicians
wr,r,qrs AM, CorroS.-We perceive the Eastern
,.oods are doing thriving business in cotton ship
,nepts. For example, in the past two days, steamer
Decatur, 300 bales Silver Wave, 25O bales Aeteo
800 bales; Ms-engo, $50; Anglo Saxon, 1850 !;
making in all 1880 bales, When at the same time 1t
can be shipped from Nashville at IS cents per bale
cheaper.
ARRWED-Dr Kane. St. Louis; May Duke Padu-
sah Gen Anderson, Cairo; Glenwood, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED-Gen. Anderson, St Louis; Nay Duke,
Paducah; B. NJ. Runyan, st. Louis; DR. Kane 90.
Boar SuNK-CoLLIsIoN.- The New Orleans F'ca
yane Of Sunday has the following;
About six o'clock last evening collision TOOK
place az the jefferson stock landing above this CITY,
The James johnson, loaded with cotton and cattle,
was Just making fast her stern lines When the
Natc6ez going up run full into her stern breaking
good deal of her wood werk ard killing one OF
the beeyes.
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COMMERCIAL.


ERlpA4 hfENIHes teo. Is, 1861.
We notice an improvement il the Bank Of America tsdas Of
10 uer and It's notes taken 4oc discount North
Carolina Currency not good to-day and is quoted
per cent Th, advance owing to the fact that Exchange h
higher at the point which this Currency is sent to be
ted. Kentucky Currency commands Il per cens premium
supply Of Exchange about equal to the demand at
premium Sold psr cent higher The brokers buy
at per cent premium and seliat2
The Beard Of Directors Of the Branch Bank Of Tennessee
Columbia, their last meeting elected O. DvSsroS Pre-
sidsst, and jos 0 RYE, Cashier.
In New York the I9 the first board 81 600 Tennessee
cent Bonds sold 7 and $50 COZ attic Virgnas sold at
757E975ac Ncra carOinas 778TEc, and Mssouri's 66@
66kc.
Tbs New York EreaiHg Post Of the Eth says
The market active and higher In every Department
Of The list there decided animation. prices % per
stimulated by The favorable traffic returns
The state stocks sgan higher Teunees active
We quote:
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ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FoR
RESrouENG THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
TANY since great discovery % Prof Wood have at
VH tempted not only his restorptve but profess 70
have discovered something that would produce results Identical
but they all and beg carried away ~ te
wonderful results of Prof Woods ana nave
forced to leave he its ressess Read the folio"
ing!- ,,,,o.. ,sso
pRo, O. J. voop & Co.: Gents--Je letter In
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Reoratye and va byou
have published vicinity aud els here has given use 70
numerous inquiries touching the facts The
ARE frst iS Il fact Of my habitato stated in
the Communication second is II true 81 all therein contasu
third does my still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color? To all do invarabyyes My
hair is even than stage Of my life for tory years
past soft. thrifty and better coored tne saS ue o.
that substance wahed OF by frequent aol9on OF me
face used by Epng the lace IN Close eonnec
the result Will follow as the na
have beu in erecept great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking me II my hair sui continues 70 oe
GOOD As there much fraud in the manufacture ana SAFE OF
various compounds well this ii has doubt been hasy
and used not only without any gooo eec Dut
absolute injury Ihsyeno used any o. your S d =. .TeT
for months, and yet my mar as Bood a.
hund examined with surprise, as am noS oi years
old and not hir in my head or on ny zee aa % Pe
this send you lock of hair taken Oh the past week
received your Of two quart bottles last summer or
which very grateful gave it to my friends and hersoy
induced them try it, many were skeucA unti sei a
and then purchased with universal SUGGEST VIII
ash favor that you stest by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
IT. from from you pure article will insure and
believe where coed effects 90 not foloh the Is CAUSED
~ hs innn rtice which curses the inventor of the good
be iy duty as heretofore to keep apprised OF the
effect on my hair, assure all who inquire OF me OF Ely IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain; gear SfS'
yours, ,.,.- r. W "a Is5s
Restorative is put up beta OF three Sizes viz Large
medium and SMALL the small holds apnt and retail Tor u
per bottle; the mediums hold at least enV per
proportion than the SMALL reais g per ooS'e IKE IA
hSd: quart y PSs S 0sPt Co spetors IA Broadway
New York Market street, uis Mo- and sold Oy an
good Druggists and Fancy Coo s. ealers wholessle3 oy
bonse in the United States. -. [febll-ly
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From wnahinntnn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-In reference to Senator
ReDiamins statement before the Select Committee,
that he informed the President that FLOYD was issu
ing acceptances, is due the President state that
he Immediately sent for Floyd, and inquired BY what
authority he issued them. Floyd said there no
law for against it. but it had been the practice OF
the Department. The President said the practice
was wrong, and instructed him to pay what had
been issued, but no more, which Floyd promised %
do, the President supposing that there was only
small amount involved.
Lieutenant Gilman. one Of the officers second IN
command of Fort Pickens, arrived this evening
with dispatches from Lieut.. SlemraeT and comLA4-
ers of vessels off Pensacola TO the Government ns
left Pensacola on Saturday evening hayirg recese
passport from. Major Chase. who IS IN comm 4.
the Florida troops. He says the following yesseH
off the harber The Brooklyn SABINE sv S I1 not
land her s,nnIies az Fort Pickens, Lieut. Slemmet
havins notified them that he had ample supplies ,ps
three moths. There are LOO troops a. Fenslso.-
- :. :; IN .t.t Major Chase and others IN co ID nesn
can do to restrain them Lieut. Gilman Ssys a g
MOuH ~ me health Of the officers ard men On
board the vessels IS sood-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
/. sssseh srom prs.ideat paws.


STEVENSON, Ala, Feb. l5.--Jef. Davis arrived here
at 10 o'clock last night en- route for Montgomery He
wis saluted with guns and irs-worka, and the hous-
es were illuminated. In his speech he said g Your
border States will gladly come into the Southern
Ceinfederacy within sixty days as we will be your
only friends. England will recognize US, and a
glorious future is before US. The grass viii grow
IN the Northern cities where the pavements have
oeen worn OIL by the tread Of commerce"
His speech was warIike. He would carry war
where it was easy 10 advance, where food for the
sword and torch swait the armies in the denseIy
p'Pulstsd cities, sDd though they might come 10
spoil our crops could raise them a. before while
they could not rear the cities which took, wears Of
industry and millions Of money to build. Hs
hoped for peace, but was Prepared for war.
In this connection we reproduce the following
Dispatch which better explains the position of Pres
ident DAvIs.-EDs. UNION AND AMERlcAx
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. IL, IS6I.-General Davis ar
rived here this evening on his way to Montgomery
He was received with grand military and civic hon
ors In q speech at the Capitol he said if war must
come it must be upon Northern and not upon South
ern soil; but if the North is prepared to grant us
peace and recognize our equality all will be well
lie received an official dispatch at six O'Clock de-
string his immediate presence at Montgomery.
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Election Return..

HrcKMAx-A letter dated at Centrevile the 18th,
says This county gives majority of 4e7 for
Convention. GORDON and PHILLIPS Southern Rights,
carry the county by 245 majority"
HAKDN.-A letter dated at Savannah the 18th,
SAYS: The Union ticket carried this county by over
COO majority The county gives several hundred
against Convention.
LAwRExoE--BUcHANAN. Union, 4s7, MATTHEWS,
Southern Rights, 434. Two districts to hear from
which will probably reduce BUCHANAN's majority
some 10 votes.
RHEA-The following is the vote of Rhea county
HoPKns, Union, Sol HOOKER, Southern Rights, 6S
HoPKrs' majority 493. FRAZIER Union $50. KET
Southern Rights, 70. FRAzrEE's majority Az. Nc
Convention, $50 Convention, rs. Majority for Nc
Convention, ASH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-16
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DEATH OF MoYs VIzoT.-The Gazette states that III
t.lleeuce was received Thursday OF the death Of
Mons. A. VIzoT, Cor many years a resident oil ms
citv His death was caused by suffocauon from gas
he retired to bed on Tuesday night about 10 CLOCK
and net making his appearance the next day search
was instituted. when he was discovered dead IN MS
bod On examination, it was found that the work
men engaged on the day before in putting up nix
tures. had left the gas pipe OPEN and the room De-
inc filled with gas, suaocated him Mons. Izor was
horn in Paris, France. He did business Tor many
wears in that city, and also in Venice London, ana
the ctv of Mexico, after which he removed to Nash
Vile and at the close of last year to Montgomery
Ala