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Negro for Sale

DON'T forget, reader, if you de-
sire TO purchase, that according to
The advertisement in this paper, a
,likeIy negro girl is to be offered at
sConstable's sale, at The courthouse
in Ills place, en- Wednesday, 18th
inst.
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10 the Justices Of the Peace com
posing the Quarterly Court of
Lincoln County.

IN pursuance of an act OF theGeneral
IL Assembly of the State of Tennessee.
empowering the Chairman OF said Court to cal
you together for certain objects and purposes
in said act specified R. Farquharson.
Chairman, DC, hereby notify AMI require
you and each Of youto be and appear at the
courthouse in the town of Fayetteville on
Monday. the Goth day CT MAY. ISGl
TO do and transact such business as may then
be submitted to you under the act of Assem-
bly, above referred to
r. FARQUHARS0N, Chairman. Z.
Test: D J. WHITTiN G1ON, Clerk.
Nav l6--lt.
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Notes.

HAVING disposed of ms interest in the
L i partnerships Of Searcy 8 Mckinney to
Dr. r. T. Searcy, this is to notify all persons
indebted to the said firm that he alone is
authorized to Settle the business thereof
May 18th, 1861 RANE Mckinney.
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A Ii persons indebted 20 the FIRM Of Scar
n CIV 8 Mckinney are hereby notified
that unless their accounts are closed. by note
or cash, by the LIST Of july they will find
the same in the hands Of an officer, and that
without favor or partiality.
May l3. RoBT. 7. SEARCY.
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Notice.

NN "Wednesday, 18Th INST, I VIII
" offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
Cash, at the court house door in the town
of Fayetteville, ono likely NEGRO GIRL
Nancy, levied on as the property of Jobu
Read, to satisfy three executions in my hands
in favor OF Sam Vsl.leer 3- Co, and Others.
this May LIST 1861.
Isl 5o) W. P. HOLMAN. c. L c.
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HIS LAST GREAT SPEECH
OF THE
SLAVERY COMPROMISE
In the q. s. Senate. and the WITNESSES deIlv-
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RUFUS CHOATE,
EDWARD EVERETT.
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HAspsRs FERRY.-It is sisted
that the works at Harper's Ferry,
nov 10 charge Of the State are 10
active operation. and manufacturing
from $50 to 500 Minnie Rifles per
day - TO be distributed to the troops
Of Tie State.
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Moncy-

Money
I. c. Goodrich desires tLose in
debi,d 10 him t, call and let him
have some money. His appeal in
This paper is reasonable and just,
a.,l ought to be complied with.
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SEPARATION
REPRESENTATION.

But if you are dead to all the in
fluences which surround you de-
mapdipg the emancipation Of the
South from the letters Of a govern
ment vi icb has become but a
means Of oppression and tyranny,
you must place on yonr tickets
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9eatbs,
DIED..

In this vicinity. Tues day. tn inst, Of
whooping cough. ELIzABE tn, daughterof the
late VIM. 3. Rhea, aged about 6 years.
In this county. Friday, 10th Inst. Mrs.
HARKISs, wife of Mr.. John A. Uarkins
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Fire Arms

Fire Arms
( Recent examinations show that
shere arein this county in the hands
Of she people. nearly 1000 rifles
ard doublc:tsrreled shot guns.
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Taxes
The Legislature has just increas-
ed taxes s cents on the 500 more
than they we're last year
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Missouri has ready four regiments.
fer the Lincoln Cover ment. They
aro nearly all ~foreigners-- Dutch.
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For the WHISPERS and Hair.

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ELECTION: THuRspar, Aueusr ist.
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Is prepared by Dr. c. P. BELLiKeHAa. .
eminent physician Of London, apd is war
ranted to bring cut thick set Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LrvEaPooL BRKaDsTUYrs MARKEr-Aug 10. ls6l.-NlesTs
Riohsrdson Spence Co, Wakefield. Nash Co.. and Bgand
Athya Co.. report Flour dull and tending downward; Amer
can quoted .. a a2s Wheat quiet with declining tendency
Red Wosern 939l Red Southern ll39li6i White West
sn, 49, aud White southern lSldl42 Corn Arm and un.
changed; Mixed 50 1905; Yelow 3O 6d3ogi White, 36
LIyERPooL PRoyisIos MARkErMears Richardson, Spence
Co, Wakefield. Nash Co, and Bsand Athya Co.. report
Beef steady the better qualities but inferior qualities hy
declined Pork tending downward Bacon declined G'i
Lard dull at al d<9j. falow fiat at Al d+li6.
LIyKRroeL PRoDrcz MARKEr.-The Brokers Circular
ports Ashes active and sdvancns Pots, % Pearls I.
Rosn dull and dcclinns Common 69d7I. Spirits Turpen.
tine l decning sales at +5 dt6 Sugar UNCHANGED and
steady Coffee quiet aud unateed In price. Rice hrn and
unchanged Cod OIL quiet but steady ct last quoted rates. Lin
seed Oh steady.
LosDoS MARKETS, Aug I0-Messrs Barring Bros. circular
reports; steady with improving tendency. and
active demand for France IRos s very dull at 4JG rs
for Rails aud Bars SaGARs quiet and unchanged TIA heavy
and irregular; CongOu lid. CoysEE m with ian
proved tendency RCE nsctye prices unchanged TALLow
a4s LIssrEp On steady at a. sPERn On quiet a. s94.
COP Or 35i. LINsEED CAkRs firm at 2l0d so l0.
AMERICAN SEouRITRs1he market for American Securities
Is very dull The latest quotions follows:
Illinois Central shares. dJ' dh
Efie sharss.' Qs'3
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. %.
Cleared.

Steainship-Clsstog, Lord Kingston, JAM
shps-Creois, Pierce Hayre, Commodore lBr Dslssrne
London Teresa Csrdns Barcelons Portsmouth. Borepd,
Lyerpoo Caravan Sands Aspinwsl D. HosdeJ, Barnsby
Lyerpoo A. Bonses, Hsshsgen bsliimore shawnnt Mer
ril. Melbourne.
Earkss. Moxley, Coolidge, Cork, g. j. Knox CO.. Des
patch (Br.), Fsdu, Bsrbsdoes
Brig-R Movie, Duen Demersrs, H. TrowbridFe's Sons A
Taylor Tspley Ezabst Marcus Crockett Boston o. L.
Marshal Nsy Darling Rio Grand del sad via Whining
Del Thos Iieaton. Scammon sagus Grand; Cygbet
Smith, Halifax g. Macins Crockett, Bostoni W. A Dre,
sell Hatch, Bangor. -
sIOne, Cassidy Baltimore, master Alyira
Brainerd Mlvle James Hand Four Msrys Cook Baltimore
J. Van SAINT. Birch Newcastle master Meteor Psrs
Providence master; Flyisg Cloud, Hill Posmonthi Mary
Emily Snow, Taunton g. N. Atkins, Atkins Milton
masters C. Ronyon Mathews Egg Harbor, masters 1y F.
Anderson Dghton, Brett Son Co.. Maryland Knight Fort
laud r. 2. Buck Co J. L. Darling Hoard Prov5ence mas
ter j. II. Borden, Colns Fall River, master sscDs bDs
New Haven mester A E. Baker Smith, Eeg Hsrbor,
Caroline Rogers Warren master; W. Lancaster (B.l Way
cote, Curaeos Hayeloek lBr Reed 81 John B. Lsya-
ds Small Saem r. B. Pity FLANDERS, Rockand; G. Acker
Peck Stanford T. Sawyer. Tfuen Mibrdse Issbea Baker
Falmouth.
sloop--W. d. Msngum, Thrasher, Taunton master
steaIner-New.York, Hunter Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA OFF CAPE RACE.
THE LONDON PRESS on AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
MIR. RUSSELL ON RI rHE BATTLE
HE MAKES STRANGE DISCOVERIES
The Quarrel Between France and Rome.
ST. JoHs's, NJ f., Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1861.

81. JoHs's, N. r., Tuesday, Aug TO- iSoi'
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on the io'h
via Queenstown on the llth, arrived off Cape Race AZ
half.past o'clock yesterday Monday afternoop
The dates per the Canada are two dsys later than
those already to hand
The steamship Sa2onia, from New.York, arrived out
on the 9TH inst.
The Canada has l3i passengers and 100000 in
specie for Halifax, and $ll49OO for Boston. She re-
ports l3th p M. lat SO 5s Ion. 1882 passed Great
Eastern; 14th. 7.40p. M, lat. SO 22 Ion. 26' l0,
passed steamer Arabia; 18th, a. m lat. 81 55, lon
$50 2V, passed large screw steamer bound east.
Az regards European politics, the news is unm-
portant,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
Quartsrastzrs OGes, fer tse transportation o. sfooiS

Ia the seat of war; Ill enable him 70 iorwaiu eDehi 90
fast a. they ,epor, ready for transportation lie WIN
send vessel to-day Fort Schuyler to take oil 'n'
live conranies Of Col Alamss Long Island Volunteers
and will aterward proceed to Fort Hamilton ana hcfe
take ON board the five remaining companies when Were
detailed TO Fort Lafayette, thence the steamer VIII
proeeed 10 Amboy or Elhabebport, as may hereafter
h. determined. Another steamer viii probably take
the ID Fire Zouayes, Col. Fairman, by the same
route.
THE FIRST DIVISION TO De HELD IN READINESS
The repor, published yesterday that Major'Generai
Sanford was about to itsue orders for the First Dv
sion New-York State Militia to proceed again to wash
;noop arose from the fact that before leaving the epi
raj he apprised the President and Secretary Oh War thai
the First Division would be ready TO return If called
on bv the Gov .rnment" Since his return, Gen. Sand
ford has issued orders directing oil commandans OF the
different regiments in the Division 10 report 10 their
respective BrigadierG Generals the number OF men,
arms. equipments &c., by the 26th instant The Brig
adler. r.Gencras will report to Gen. Sanford by the %
of September.
TIE FIRST REGIMENT FIRE Z0UAVE5.
Pursuant TO ORDERS this regiment reassembed yes
,erdov morning at the City Assembly Rooms, but not
with thar punctuaty which becomes good soldlerr
Az o'clock tie hour appointed, there were not more
than two huIdred men present. but coon after the re-
mander, accompanied by their friends, poured IN IN
squads of two, four, and six, and by 10 o'clock the
hall was ensely crowded. The men had been ordered
70 appear in uniform, which the majority did SO lar US
Law in their power Nearly all wore the fez cap-the
remainder of their dress consisting OF red shnt "a
freAaa and blue pants. We would remark that theif
| ORIGINAL uniform of gray, being made OF exceedingly
poor material were scarcely fit to be seen ailer
months seryce; consequently the men were c6Dsso
TO adopt another uniform. Among the citizens p'se ~
| yesterday were Gen. Wetmore aud James hehy' oo'n
of whom took lively interest in tie formation OF the
reeimeot under the lamented Ellsworth, and "bo nov
| dcsgn extending every and in preparing the command
for future service. About 10 oclsck, MAJOR Lose!
now in command, ordered the men TO :" ill IN, bnt
was no. until after the police partially cleared th'
hall that the order could be obeyed. Al the ,lme
lrre number were in the street, and so5 tle eP.e'
before they could take their places In the rinks owlht
10 the density Of the crowd. Order haying been re-
,tored the roll was then called, with the following
| result:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
u.se, Of Freedom, aiter ne :

niiSltS oi hu -~---
,ursns over the sspsss ss .. Il her foct until she
ss9 @ Sss % sSa e 81
@os snsass ss sss ssss s'Sss s
81 s : e. ses:S s s:s: 'as 4:
: ssa ss gpss s 80 1son Ss Gsay%s saG
I % Sy the S saps Heaven Ies
6as noble ship. -, matte, laid ,syksal
xvb.t ~ orkman wrousht thy nDS.n no % end rope
Who made each rnsst, % snV hnsii
,.yh., .rvila rang, what hSuomoi V0e''
oh.1 n forge aud what sheas ,hv honen
'A Were shsPod he srclo.s % %. w SSaor;nc
N, Dickinson retired amid great cnesi,S n front
,ss ss,s., %, sy 0 the Hon. L. Eanon Smith, .ns ,@f ae ae
Tses % II. Ward, George LandOn' esq '
Dickinson.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
INDIA.

The Bombay Mail of July l2 reached Malta Aug. l.
MONEY MARKEr.-Funds on the 9th opened steadily
but closed doll and lower the market being preudioed
by sales. Money in rather more demand, but good
inquiry at the Bank.
The American house in Liverpool reported suspended
by the last steamer is that of Whitmore e. Co.; liza
bilities not stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
Passenger, Arrived

Ia brig A. y. Cook, from Batluys, W. c. 4-Richsrd G.
children aud servant
IN as,p Eliza 8 Eua from Salghae-Mrs. Rankin and
children, Miss rench, Rhode Island.
els OF salt to get her eff.
Ia brig C. Q. Bags Jron 7aH Cay and Grand Tsyk-Ctpt
q. Carter, late Of bsf Sarah Clark
ia brig P,inesss Royal from Observation-Disclosures Barrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
LATEST-Fia Queenstown.
J,Y,pnno, Au., n IS6I

LIVEhPOoL, aug IT. IoOi'
The African mail has arrived.
The slave-tade was being carried on very brisSly'
Oils were abundant
The steamship Canada has f3S, 600 in specie.
The steamship Asia from New-York, arrived mere
yesterday, the 10th inst.
The sales OF CoTros yesterday amounted 70 eoVD ose. m
cludlns 1900 to spectators and sxporterr Inc
quiet but prices Arm
BRADsruyFs heavy aud arsopipG
PAaNInInHE dnll
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
AUSTRIA.

Tn the Lower House Of the Hungarian Diet all ad-
dress from Diet to the Emperor had been proposed by
Nj. Diuk and unanimously and enthusiastically adopt
ed. The demands made in this address do not differ
from those in the first, which refues the Imperial Re-
scrpt and declared that further negotiations broken
of.
A Pesth telegram of the 9th says the deputations
from the magistrates and electors had congratulated NJ
Deak on bis late conduct. lie has refused serensde
offered him.
Tae reply Of the Diet TO the Imperial Rescrp would
be dispatched 10 Vienna on the l2th.
The dissolution OF the Diet was anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

Ihf NaMrpe Union and American Of the 10th de-
elares that the Hon. Mr. Nelson has his
oo8ation as citizen of the State Of Tennessee 70
hereafter in accordance Herewith the resden, Of the
Confederate States has ordered his release
This statement lie entirely doubtful
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
FRANCE.

The Monittar confirms a report current, bat not
credited that the French Government has sent dis
patches TO Rome asking satisfaction within twenty
four hours.
The monthly returns OF the Bank Of France show an
increase in cash of over L., ,0O0 OCO francs.
The Emperor has conferred the military medal Oh The
King of Sweden and the Prince Oscar.
The Bourse elo.ed fiat and Dropping Rentes, GSf.
30c
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
Prince Napoleon at Detroit.

- :, DETROIT, MIcB Tuesday, Aug 3O 1851
tnpce Napoleon, en- youte for Lake Superior, Or
nved here early this morn g, and departed this after
noon. lie was the guest of Gen. Cass while here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
disasters, &c.

rh l uo,. Of New.York Tucker iiom LiverPool, wil
cargo OF coal boand Msuntiss arrived hese oD the rs
ie,Sv randition Recommended 70 be dschsIgen nc
saas fshts called ON the eth ult for Brislsl ihs
Nsselie lied 2slb Tor Cork
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
ITALY.

The Italian Government has Cancelled the order for
the withdrawal from Naples OF the Swiss soldiers
formerly in the service Of the King.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises. .5:lG Sets Moou-Rises i;e1
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 1859 Gov sand.... s:4a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
Tho weather I. very an. for ,hs cro,,

Tho weather l. very dne for the crops,
LoSDoS. Saturday, AYR TO- 1sely
liii1ois Central shares. l3B ts ~
ifhY sh1es'ss.-- ..............s......al.d2l
hAyRs MAaxBr For the week ending Ansnst III s .s,.
Cotton for tbe week add 1900 bsss; New ssns tyss
ordnae lSf ditto bas l3t Tne martsl elo,ca o,l. ts
hrni az an advance Of IT, stoek ia port 27i 90 oaies
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-06
SOUTHERN BANK,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


our isofd one Thnusnnd Eight Hundred and Sixiv One
, Before me THOMAS LAYTON, a Notary Pnbc in and for
the Hafd cty Of New Orleans duly comm onnd All sorp
ana ~ ihe presence OF the hereinafter named and I'M
ueTSlhnSns i1Bir,g peTs2naly came and appeared -
n hhphhlgk RODEWALD, $50. residing In this ctty n
S'orkhader Of the SOUTHERN BANK an instiltion ncor
noaed under an act Of the Legislature this state entitled
an Act TO establish General System Of Free Banls in ina
state Of Louisiana approved the 3lh day of Apri 1854
and Organized by written articles OF ASSOCIATION executed booy
me; me undersigned Notary on the 10Th June, 1883
VINO represented that VIII tnd atficIps nF aSsoc
Million Two Hundred and Ffy thousand Dollars S 25G 0DG
And whereas since then the said Bank adjustment Of ndeb
edne thtreo BY paies who had suspended their paymeDt
mas taken Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars soJ O
OF said Capital stock thus reducing capital of said Bank To-
One Million Of Dolas Slu00 0ND: And whereas the exped
ency elmer O. cahEelig Tho aid Two Hundred ana Fifty
bonsand poo OF stock of placing he on the IN ar
sale 50 as to restore the capita Of said lis orig
inal amount of One Million Two Hundred Fifiy Thousand
TloN on the part Of the Stockholders contingency arising
on th occasion not having been provided for the said aces
Of association of the said Bank ~
now therefore, the SAID Frederick Rodewald declared that
with tSe facts In view and in virtue Of Fh Powers of
Attorney, numbered from number thirty one in
elusive and herennto annexed reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY authorized represent the Shareholders of
the said Sonern bank in the promises he hereby for
nay and auben,icaly himself individually and in his ON
hereinafter named, cancel the said Two Hundred and Fy
Thousand Dollars Of the Capital Stock the said Southern
Bank taken In payment of debt as n soresnid
The residences the Stockholders alsn The
heto shares he'd by them respectively and represented herein
oy thssaid appehrer are declared by him BIZ oIows
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-06

STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish OF Orleans, City CT New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 18th of july 1860 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Or
leans who being duly according law does epose Rnt
say that the foregoing and true and
Transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS 4. ADAMS, President
Sworn and subscribed before me, the 25th July, 1860
D. F. MITCHELL, I'd JP.
Tho Board Of Trustees pay interest of SI1
PER CENT In cash oil the outstanding certificates of Prof
the holders thereof to theirega anG
after the SECOND MONDAY In August rro3imo.
Also declare dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT go PEI
cent the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending the 3h Ju 1860 for which certificates will
Issued on and after the first .Ar Of October 1azt.
And resolved further that after rsScrvng One Million
Dollars of Pros all the outstanding certificates h.
of the year 1851 be redeemed and after the sECONp
MONDAY IN AUGUST proxlmo-insersst thereon to csas
from SGth juno ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-06

STATE OF LoUisIANA,
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans
Be it remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for tbs
city aforesaid personally appeared Orner Gasrd President
and A. chrebe Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly ding
law do depose and that the above accounts just and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAILLARD President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day December 15
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of rustees have resolved to sig cent in
tsre the outstanding Certificates of Profits for the year
1857 1873 and 1852 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
rusry next.