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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua Bile Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and i'm a fine ssste
of Cultivation.
E5NHIs Farm lies cas a ffnn 1ones s.aon on the Wiz
Il chester and AabamS RaiiFpsd nine miles fFoz Winches
ter, s1a Three Ees from Salem, in Rankin county On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro csblas all
necessary ont houses Close to the dwelling Ane spring,
good CssFn and plenty Of failing stock The
Is ALL RICR and for cultivation unsurpassed BY any
IL the county propose TO sell this valuable Tract Land,
and would refer persons who wish to know about t. John
White Nashville, Tenn AS. Colyar, Winchester or they
can refer to me on the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct S,-h Winchester, Franklin esensY, Tenn.
FOR RENT,
VIE House at present occupied w BOYD, No 50 Cherry
D. street The front room will make good store or sal
room The hack prses be occupied by families
AGO H2 oAcs N the second story Apply the premises
oecSsdlW HAMILTON
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Successors to Edwards Gilkerson & Co.,
Wholesale GFoccrs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Erandies, Wines, Tobaccos. Cigars, &c.
coREAR coLzEGEAKD oRJRiaH s7REEzS
Nashville, Tenn.
ME- ARE IN RECEIPT OF LlRGR AND WELL
selected stock Of Groceries, Tohaccs. Liquors &C..
a IN part as follows to which respectfully invite the
SUGAR, MoLASsEs AND SYRUP.
g 3 heas Lonssns Sugar 5ObsIs L'verng's powdered
zSts, ,., Sia1hed susari
100 Plantation MOasses So mali rs Refined casses:
V0 hail boh Plantation Mo 5opAeksg list Louis Golden
sobbls Refined Molasses; 50 pEs New orleans Golden
% ssls Coverings DRchrush- Syrup;
COFFEE.
i0o bags Baltimore Rio Coffee 50 bags OH Col Java Coffee;
100 bags New Orleans Bic oOf 50 bags Lgsra Coffee
WHISKY.
100 beIs Rectihed Whisky 50 ibis Robertson county "s
100 Ky XVI Do 90 bis Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye whisky WHISKY;
puncheons Of Irish and Scotch WHISKY.
BRANDIES. WINES, &C.
10 quarter casks segnstte's 10 casks Madeira Wines
a Co.'S brandy; $" Sweet Malaga winei
20 or casks Rochelle Brandy: 10 Try
10 ar United Proprietors 50 pks irger Wine;
Brandy; SO baskets Champagne;
100 pks American Brandy; 25 boxes c laret;
100 Ginger . pks lemon Cordial
SO Cherry - Mint
5 Blackberry +" so boxes litters;
IS Raspberry IS pks Holland Gin;
10 casks Rum
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
900 boxes Virginia Tob9ecO-vsrOus brands;
Is kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
50, $4,000 coo Superior Havana cgars-sssious BrsaSS;
$1,000 (" Domestic "
CAN DIES AND SOAP.
200 hlf" 1" So TaloW
100 qr " $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bhls extra Family Flour;
100 " F" Superhne "
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine and Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
500 hbls Kanawha salt: Soonest Tubs;
i0J0 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 aclzs Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Wares so bbis Pecaos and Flberts;
5O1 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnuts
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozsn Zinc Wash Boards;
soc bags Shot assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper;
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
IS cases saraines, and q Mispieei
boxes so bxs Ground Mustard;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 50 Fire Crackers:
$50 pks Rasns; 5obbls Cider Vinegar;
100 Mackerel: 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
With variety OF ether articles.
decIs-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS co.
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

To the Creditors of John HI. smith, De-
ceased
URSUANT order, this day made Admnistra
tor Of the estate Of John Smith, deceased hereby
commanded TO file your claims against defendants with
Clerk Of the County Court Of Weakly county Tennessee his
Office in Dresden, before the 18th day Of May next sd
judicaon ami proraa distribution having this suggested
the Insolvency ef said estate. January 22d 1861.
". ROSS, Administer Of
febl-w4t pr'sieeS3 John Il. Smith, deceased.
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CHEAP HOUSES,

Small Country Residences for Sale n
Prices 90 suit the Tinez.
TWO small eEsens with 10 Of land with
place. ~ miles from the city, nt4 te Gsatn Pike W.
TIE rer'''nder at reduced prices, to 'irr Apply 70
Sf W BROWN,
hpI
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COFn, MaY and Oafs.
Nashville South Side
I NJ - TIT u TIE,


CAPITOL HILL, NASHVILLE
EIRS. EIIGIA HOLCOMBE,l 49, n-.--,..,-
MISS Il. E. N0TTINGHAM, associate Frineipais'
THNHE premises hitherto occupied by Holcombe having
eeen found too limited for the extended parpnage her
School, the present Principals so orune "a TO
cure for term Of years. the spoas beautiful mansion
opposite the CAPITOL, ws known the residence Of Col A. W.
Putnam TA location is unequalled-beng private, central
elevated and accessible. The House finished in the
proved modern STYLE containing % large rooms, thoroughly
ventilated by windows down the floor opening pazzas and
balconies which EXTEND each story the entire ieogh
building. The grounds beautifully laid the
we'll paved, allowing ample for recreation
Every department filled with the highest professional talent
The boarding pupils will erjoy all the advantages elegant
home, Aad their comforts will be scrnpuousy cared fo BIZ
her unyieldng integrity, kindly ynratsg aHd lnweaed
assiduity ~
Terms sg az thase The other aratciass schools in the
city Ear terms further particulars apply If the
principals.
REFERENCES:
ey VIM Plumer, D. Allie Prof Dabney, Richmond Col:
ghauny City, Pa. iege Va
Rev NJ D Hodge, D, Rich Hon John peterborough,
mond, Va. Lexington. Va
Rev Moore. Richmond Maj James Garland Pitsyva-
Va mia, Va
Rev Jesse Arzstesd. D D, Cum Rev Iays GaSh7iiIe
berlabd, Va, Az BIC Howell, d d do
Col yDi.h, yisgin q Jas NJ Hamilton, Esq. do
MAJ hiiliamsont Military In Alex Fall, Esq. do
Maj Thos Jaokson,> stitute. james Nic1oI. ESQ. do
Rev Kirkpatrick, Danvie, Mrs Brown do
Va. Z II Gardner, Esq. do
DR. Thos Atkrson, do Jas yaulx ESQ. DO
Ihos Grasty, Esq. do Hon John Mclean, suprem
Rev B GildersleeSe, Richmcnd, Court.
m Pugh kSsran,;o-
Hon David Burnett, Calves Gen R Marta, do '"'
ton, Texas Ron John Letchsr. Goy7rnsr
bon David Este, U s s1- Virginia. ~@tH~"
preme Count.
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TIME Bank OF Tennessee. Urah Brown and others
Judgment and Attachment Pill On motion Of complain
ants By their solicitors and appearing to the satisfaction
the Clerk and Master, from allegation in copanants bill
which that the defendant James Lee Is
resident the State Of Tennessee II ordered that pubc
ton Be made for feur successive weeks in the Union and Amer
lean newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee
requiring said defendant appear before the Chancery
- Ganesboro, AZ the next term Of the said court
Compliments hill the will be confessed
set down for hearing exparte to him
ianl7-w4tpr's fsess VIM Bolts, c. q NJ.
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ONAN WE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1Ih, fseo,
Passenger Trains East and West, will as fslezs
GOING EAST,
Leave Nashville st $50 q ud3pN
Arrive at ehatisnGasa l5P n ana LIS AN,
COMING WEST.
Lave Chattanooga at 7:3a A NJ and 13nPH
Arrive At Nashville a; s:sa 4 and A NJ
Ii TAI connection and shortest Boston, New York
Montgomery, Memphis, New Orleans, &c
Both Trans connect Stevenson with Trans an ManDbi,
ard Sha1eson Railroad and Chattanooga with Trains
Through Tickets may a. any hour o sassion =
At the f0lloEing prices, viz: - -
Nashville to New York. Fnat Ta,, n
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
use0 NEW ARRANGERsENT. t1sop

MEkPHIs AND n. ORLEANS D. g. MAIL
PACK EFT IINEi
The Splendid boats of this ne W Line will
leave Memphis andN.O ns heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
RRPUBAIC, ING0MAR,
OHPt A Baird. Capt. J. D Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
,. sIMONDS, IMPERIAL,
Capt.J r. Hicks. Capt @. g. Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, HR W. HILL
Capt A. R. Irwin. Capt. 7. II. Newell.
These bOs Memphis with the Railroads from that
point on their respective Mezphis Immediately on
the arrival Of the A. 4 O. and n. r. Trains Through
Tickets will be sold by all the Roads in connection with this
line, and their Tickets recognized good Passengers can ar
range their arrival avoid delay Memphis longer s
business or pleasure require For freight passage apply
on board or 20 TH0S. II WILLIAMS &CO.,
Genl ct Aa Is, No. 3, Howard Row
mo q. HYDE 4 co.,
kwenf Ma al
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Land for sale

Land for Sale.
he application before January accom-.
j modstng terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits Mill Creek opposite Maj Conf
This OF the most beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half Of the land in timber the balance crva
ton. There the premises comfortable cabins and
orchard Apply TO MAJ CORE, the place. to
self for particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON:
jnyl4-h
GENERAL FREeHT OEPIcE NASHVILLE DECATUR r. R.l
NASHVILLE. Nov. 18th, 1900 I
and after the goth ns fghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all other connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention freghts have plain shipping
the Destination full and initials OF last each
package Stock sent through with care and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
novlS-dIm General Az nj
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In ChancerH nd lCamdkn, Tennessec.

VA BDDINGToN Martha Edanston.-Petttion
Wv for DiTorce.In this appears from the petition
which that the defendant Martha
dent Of the State OF Tennessee Il there ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Nashville Union and American for four
weeks requiring the defendant appear next
OF the ChancerY Court the 30 Monday in March and
plead, to said petition, the will be
for confessed ami hearing exParte said term Of
the CO1rt January 26th, 1861
d. P. HUDSON, &M.
By his Deputy, W. A. STEELE,
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Notice.

ETAVING received letter Of administration the
Elizabeth ALLEYS deceased all person indebted tn
hereby required settle with the first of
~ 1861 be dealt with accordngt law and all persons hav
ing claims the said estate hereby notified hand
send tier claims 10 GAINESVILLE Tenn the
Telsy, 1861 they VIII be forever barred both by
and eqlity. PARIS PETER,
deo5- cstN administrator
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Charleston and Sayant
EREEEHF H.rwre

BATES REDUCED And SPEED NICE
txpREss Freight Trains onalI t. rs.sr. q, :,
$3.50 an December, 1859 throagh rates non Ne
First Class, Per 100 lbs, 81 "a rhirl ci..- ~ ,ea
second GAS, do s. FOURTH fstS-.t = -.
Hats Caps and BOnnets, Is %
snd half and four ds-s ss'on - rAsnFiiies {
Tine from New YORK ans PAIL, -.
and nine days puma ~ en and g
Intervening slbbaths c,u,s a..
~ .Ls are run on sUndsy ever tbrer ii y
No detensioas By ice snow tlv.~-s.-. =
Vie 9ec rnZ At seal prOnpllS siussed -
aee zs-E r&a
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Stolen

CHEEsE. 10 sesssp.lns N..,la.l .ssslyeasy
" DICKRF.
nivH SCI Market stres
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TTTILLIAM II Bolts, complainant, vs. jackson Perry,
w Granville Overflow and observation-disclosures Bill.
E motion Of complainant his sseeors, and 1t appearing
defendant Jackson Perry Is NONRESIDENT Of the State
ordered that publication be maoe for four
the Union and American pub.
sed city Of Nashville, Tennessee. requiring said defen
daut to appear the hancey Court ainesboro
before Monday in February, 1851
panans b the will be taken for confessed and set
down bearing to him. MM II Bolts, @. 4 NJ.
iAnI7 w.t. pr sfeeS3
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VKTILLIAM DRAPER, complainant William Jones, Il
Wv Draper, john Rsece and John Wilsnn. defedant-
Judgment and Ataehent Billion motion complainant by
bis sctor and it appearing the Clerk and Bas from
allegation complainants BILL which Is to- that the
defendsnt william Jones' is non resident hs State Of
Tennessee that mEd for four success
sive Union newspaper paDeeo
in the city Nashville, Tennessee, requiring said
defendant TO appear before the Chancey Court aGanesbor
before Monday November next To there and
and then his defence coDpainsnis bill or the same viii
be taken fer and the will be SCI down for tearing
xP to him. WAF BUTTS, y q a.
jEnl7-E4t prs feeS3
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InsoIyeat Notice.

TTyHE insolvency Of the estate Of john Caruhers deceased
being suggested to the Clerk Of Macon county e ihere
ordered the said Clerk that all persons having
against said hereby notified file them, legally anthem
tcated with the said Clerk Of Macon county Court Tennessee
the fst day May next in at settlement and
diYison pro rata may be made NJ N. ALEXANDER.
dee-F4t Administrator.
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FsENcH PRoTEsTaNr : 800 5 :

M ADAAE VALIANT win re ore, h. -
scaosiioS Young ladies' a. I6ss chestnrt- 81.
gllehes, 70 both Of uhish equally serio
Ds-,,. Sh Madame Valiant, wiz snpsrints, ~
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Fresh Arrival

Fresh Arrivals
BY
TIL SON, SPERRY ace.
NEW BUILDINGS. "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
1n0 BARRELS Double Extra FLOUR;
AOO 100 do Extra Family %
80 boses choice western Reserve Cheese,
chests Green and BLACK Teas
g boxes do do do
50 boxes Layer Raisins,
90 y boxes DO do
Q5 boxes Mzecaroui:
terces Fresh Figs;
bbls New CurTants;
trails Fresh Dates;
sardines Prunes olive on fre95 peachss p;ne IoI. So
and Almonds all Of which dealers at re
dn ;ss I, prices re- THOMPSON, sPEERRaY s co.
Corn, Hay and Oats
A SUPERIOR lo q. Corn, Hay and CATS lust receiyed
N and for sale at low figures BY COMBS & MARTIN
iaal9-im
Also Received
10O BARRELS Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
HUI D hhds choice New Orleans do
so bags prime Rio Coffee,
200 bbls Rect6ed Whisky;
SO bbls Old Reserve DO
~ bbls Old Rye do
5 half pipes Old Qtard Brand;
The above, With every ohe! article the grocery line We ara
a9o Offering at pI;ees 70 SUIT the times
ianlF6l THOMPSON, sPERRY & co.
Flour, Corn, Sc.
R(AfA BARRELS Extra aEd Extra Family Flour;
% hblG Lard;
so :" Green Apples;
IS cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
so Flour Seck {, (6fty poundS,)
On consignment, for saleb By
W, WATTS & CO.,
JanISu No. 81 College street, near RRaad
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Ia B MARTIN, vs ATTACHMENT, Bell Wiiism Lynch,
al ALT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
James Gill; Patsey Gill; defendants
this Of the State Of Tennessee that
the ordinary Of the law cannot be served on them 1t
that publication be the Union and
Americans Published in the city Of Nashville,
fer four weeks before the Of the next
this cour requiring said resident defendants to
appear the term Of this Court be holden at the court
ia the town Waynesboro State Tennessee on
first Wednesday alter the fourth Monday February next and
plead denr to complainah the same will be
taken fer confessed and set for hearing expar as to them jan
uary eth, 1861.
iEnl5 W.T. Dr'sfess2 AMOS y UASsFTJ n A "
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AS an Office adj5nlp the Captain ssockeII
Church and Broad ianIo-tf
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- EyOH, Lard, Potatoes. &C.,
I'm for sale, Bacon, Lard Potatoes. Produce and
Graz dsASby CoMRs & MARTIN,
ianifau.& Church street, below Post-ofnce.
This are prepared to issue Polces renewals in
the abossj stcIsss Company at current rates.
II. K. & P P. PECK, Agents.
NasbE N January o. 1861.
TNRE Al Herring Meal and Stock Lard Just received per
II 81 |1sr GlenNcod and for sale by
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In ChanceFy Court at Caine boro, Tenn.

In Chancery Court at CaIne borO, Tenn,
WTILLIAA PURCELL, Rebeca Purcell and Abigail
w Dixon We Urah Davis, Margery Davis. Elby Dycus
Polly Dycus william Dixon and Others January Rules
le9l-Origna Billion motion Of the conplsinan by their
Solicitor, and appearing the Clerk and
which Il hed, that the delendants William Dixon Akner
hancock Ldia Hancock John Hancock, Nancy Dixon,
Robertson keeca Robertson. Doctor Evans Fanny speaua
Josephine spesman and Thomas Spakman nonresdens
OF the state OF Tennessee 1t ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the American
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
non resident Defendants appear before Caueery Court
0siDesboro before the second Monday February
and then and there enter their bill
the sane viii be taken for confessed and down for hearing
exparte as 10 them. u Bolts, G. & NJ.
janI7-E4t-pr's feeS3
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THE WAR SPIRIT IN JERSEY.

4 meeting of the independence Guard, Company G,
Second Regiment was held on Monday evening, at the
Hudson House, jersey City. Ia the absence of the
Captain, Lieut. VIM. b. Dunning, editor of TIE
Courier took the chair and called the meeting order.
Mr.. Dunning stated that the meeting was merely pre-
minary and convened for the purpose of consultation
as TO future action and TO hear suggestions from men,
beis in regard to placing the company in condition
for active service ifrequred. Sergeant Hughes made
q motion that roll Tor volunteers he opened on the
next drill night "Wednesday that those disposed might
Join the company. The motion was seconded and car
rice unanimously.
Lieut.. Dunning remarked that Brig. Gen. Hatfield
was about 20 call meeting Of the officers, aud suggest
cd the appointment Of a committee to wait upon Col.
Gregory and have Il regmental meeting called, rank
and file. The suggestion was acted upon and the
Chairman appointed Sergeant Hughes and Corporals
Hoyt and Begrian said committee.
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THE HERALD OFFICE.

Throughout the afternoon and evening yesterday
considerable numbers of men were gathered in the iD
mediate vicinity of the Office of The Neu- York Herald,
and manifested their sentiments in regard TO it's course
upon the Secession question by unmistahabe marks oil
disapprobstion. The crowd frequently gave vent to
their feelings by loud groans and yells, and even
stronger expressions 1t feared that some il-ad-
vised attempt might be made to commit violence; but
fortunately, though many did not scruple TO declare
that the office ought TO be sacked wiser counses pre-
vailed. Some thought the work of pitching 1t to
blazes' should be commenced forthwith; others that
It wond be done if only dozen men of one mind
would undertake TO lead the assent while the cooler
spirits advised that the county would be called upon
10 pay for the damage, it wcd be prudent and
economical 10 ave The funds and the money for
arms in defense of The Government
AT o'clock, Mr. James Gordon Bennett the propri-
e,or of the establishment emerged from the door Of the
Office on the Fulton street side, and was Immediately
followed by crowd up Fulton street, grooming and
b6o,iug at him as be went, until reaching Broadway,
the object of their Indignation lost sight of in the
great vortex of stages, wagons, andpeoPle.
About s. ocloctbe stars and the stripes were thrown
30 the breeze from several of the windows Of The Her
aid composing room, in the uppermost story OF the
building but this failed to appease the feelings OF the
crowd, who h0Oted and gr0aned al WnaJ tney ioohou
upon as a Dissertation of the American tag.
About the same time alag was thrown from Ihe san
Office windows, which was greeted with most temen-
dons cheering. Meantime message was sent from THE
Herald Office to the Police Headquarters, in Broome
street soliciting protection for the building as it was
threatened with assault.
The weather having become somewhat rainy and I'M
comfortable the crowd gradually Dispersed and up to
late hour in the evening did not any larger
proportions IL stated that the proprietor Of The
Herald had provided bis employees with arms and
Office employed for the occasion in and about the
Office oprOtect the property. The police at the several
down town stations were also ordered to hold them
selves ready be called upon at moments notice. II
Is also understood that The Herald Engineer has ar
ranged his pumps as be ready TO throw boiling
upon any crowd which may venture the attack.
II is not probable, however, that any assault viii be
made upon The Herald Office. Indeed, it was general
ly believed that the paper would in its next ISSUE rally
20 the support Of the Union. A number Of persons
engaged during the afternoon, posting incendy
haDdblls rejecting severely upon the Of The
Her0id. The Police very properly put stop to their
proceedings. We hope, matter how unpatri0tc the
uerances of the Secession journals of the city may be-
thai violence viii be resorted toby thepeope against
them. The most efecual may OF curing the evil is TO
lei such unpatrioue presses severely alone.
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calling forth The militia n Tho seysral States Of the
Union, in order 70 reg 49, noserso, continuation and
sa''1 INC h"s <S set at defiance 10 be duly exc
co.o; SHOWS inc Samipcpce of our national danger.
LII nn nvs ssbted that NewYork will be at once
ha.aro,p ~ large quota Of militia. IT woudseem
,eSs 70, se dictate Of patriotism tina. iliary force
e saarzed sufficiently large TO meet the present and
Protective demands Of the General Government ana
e .ce such force at the disposal Of the Federal a'
tnVfties
urge the Legislature, without delay to confer larger
discretionary power than is now possessed to embody
and eanip Volunteer Militia for the public Defense
and to provide the necessary means therefor. Let not
NewYork fer in this hour of the country peril, but
let her make all needu preparations to respond to the
Nations call with that promptness which COMFORTS
with her past history and with her present position IN
the siserbood of States -
lSqed T.. ID. MORGAN.
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MAJOR ANDERS0Ns WIFE.

Major Andersons wife, who is now stopping al the
Brevoort House, corner Of Eighth street and Fifth
Sunday received dispatch from Charleston,
purporing from her brother, saving that Fort
Sumter had surrendered The dispatch further stated
that Major Anderson was uninjured and would be in
New-York in few days. Her brother is a secession
ist residing in Savannah Ca bubhas benin Charles
ton for time past. Mrs. Anderson also received
dispatch Sunday from her mother, in Savannah
10 the effect. Mrs A. fully believes that herhus
band has been compelledto surrender and il anxious
by awaiting his arrival in this city She has heard
nothing directly from him since Tuesday last. The ex-
tement and suspense OF the last few days has made
her quite i'll, and Sunday she declined any of
the numerous persons who called at her hotel.
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Men iT'u.d,
WTIrAMsBURGU VOLUNTEERS.

A volunteer company has been organized at
Greenpoint (Seventeenth Ward, Brooklyn, T.. d.,
composed of the Valley Forge Guards, and sixty
one names are already enrolled. This Company
propose TO offer their services to the Government
and will hold themselves in readiness to take up
in its Defense and to protect the and spes when
ever called upon. Matthias Hudson, formerly foreman
of Engine Company No. IL, who has Lad experience
in the Mexican War, has been ehosen Captain. The
Company will hold an adjourned meeting on Friday
evening next at No II National avenue, for the pur
pose of choosing the remainder Of the officers.