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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-30

rIN0 IAT--A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT PARIOR,
L. with large furnished Bedroom adjoining. Also u
large furnished front Room for two single gentle
men, without Board Gas and bathroom in house. In-
qure at 81 Third street. between Second and the
Dwery.
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A N EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE TIE
IA best of references, wishes TO be accommodated
IN private and respectable family to teach French
and spanish languages equivalent for Board. Ad-
dress f. 81. potiers, station r. Eighth avenue
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\ VERY DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS TO IFT-wrTH
IA fun Board in the ist class house No West Twen.
yourth street. opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel Also
'front.' haii Bedroom. Suit Of rooms large. a
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MO 81 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET-.FuRNISIIED
~ Rooms.-Gentlemen wishing good Rooms, with
Breakfast and attendance will find these at half the usual
price. viii let Office for doctor very moderate, or
to small family, with everything necessary to keep
house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15

hem. which Is the best evidence that they |
are practical AT all events, the facts l
have given cannot be questioned. |
In view of all the facts, an alliance xith |
either England or France, of such a charac- |
ter as will be materially BENEFICIAL TO you,
is exceedingly questionable. The prospect
is not such as to Induce separation on that
faith. Whilst that aid would be uRdoubted=
iy acceptable, it is an incorrect principle to
proceed to found government upon the
idea that somebody else must bear the eN-'
penses and fight the battles for its establish
ment.
I have thought from the first that if all the
slaye-holding States had together, IN an IN
seprable body, stated with dignity Their
grievances, and demanded with hrmness
their redress, they could have got all that
was called for either by their interest or
their honor, in the Union. Or failing IN
that. after exhausting every honorable expe-
dent, they could have separated in COM
pact body, under the right of revolution, and
maintained themselves and their honor un-
dera new government, in which their rights
would not be questioned All together the
slave holding States have most, If not all,
the material of national independence, pros
perity and success. Bat the precipitate
manner in which the seeding States have
SOU ht to redress-plunging into revolution
without deliberation, without preparation
has weakened the cause of the South, IN the
| Union, out Of the Union and before the pup
lie opinion of the world. They have acted
| under the lead of men who have shown SO
much folly and so little wisdom, that those
whom they have ignored are inspired more
with disirust than confidence in their future
operations. Tennessee, for example, would
now like to know what sort of government
you are going to institute. She would ike
| to see your Observation-Disclosures that In
| strument will contain provision for peace
| full secession, whenever any restless member
should take it in her head to do SO, &c, &c
In the meantime, trust there will be no
armies. either from the North or the South
marched into our borders to quarter upon
| and consume our substance. In this fearful
hour when the Government is tottering to It's
fall each State must look out for itself. Ten
nessee knows her rights, and she never saw
the light CT that day when she was not VII
ling to defend them. / am confident she
will, in this great emergency, bear hersei
with justice and dignity. lam confident sn'
will never submit to degradation under
government of abolitionists and fanatics
nor will she join her destinies with those
others unless she knows that under thos'
new relations her voice will be respected
her honor secured and her rights maintained
/ Very truly &c
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retarysof State might then, perchauce, prove
eninently advantageous 70 the country; but,
that should be tbs day remain silent upon the
questions in dispute, or undertake to reiter-
ate, under all the appalling circumstances of
the hour. the views and sentiments formerly
enunciated by him. should. for one, con-
slider his elevation to place In the Cabinet
OF Mr.. Lincoln as a formal declaration Of acar
against the South and her instai.tio'as; and fur
ther, thatif Mr.. Lincoln and his political
| friends, should pertinaeionsly refuse to grant
| the concessions claimed at their hands. L
should consider it as the obvious and I'M
avoidable duty of the South. without the
| smallest regard TO former differences OF opin-
ion upon questions of minor import, at once,
calmly but firmly. to take The proper
| steps for our early and complete deliyerance
from expressions which both Jackson and Clay,
had they lived az the present moment, would
have regarded as ..infozrdbEe'' Even in such
I deplorable state of things as would then
have arisen, should be in favor of avoiding
all just causes of offsnse or irritation to our
Northern fellow-citizens, but should advo-
cate tne -oaiding up, WITHOUT delay, OF q
'lea0 Government, founded upon the present
Constitution, amended as Mr.. Crittenden now
proposes to amend it, and to be operative
among all such States, either North or South
as should be found willing to accede thereto
For these views, and for no others, am just
" responsible. They are such as l feel my
self able to maintain and justify; and l trust
that hereafter, no individual SO respectable
as yourself, will doubt my position on thif
great and momentous subject. fatter my
self that an early and prompt reply to thi'
communication viii be made.
II have the honor to be
Very respectfully and cordially,
Is Your friend and obedient servant,
II. S. FOOTE.
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nrr porter,sR Resolutions.

We publish in our Legislative reports the
introduced into the Legislature
Yesterday by Mr. PORTER, Of Henry, GIBSON
DYER and Lauderdale, in relation to the re-
cent resolutions of the New York Legislature
rendering men and money to the President
to subiugate the seeding States. The New
York resolutions evidently contemplate
war, and so far as Mr.. PORTER's resolutions
repudiate that alternative we think they re-
present the majority sentiment in Tennessee.
There is no doubt that large proportion OF
the people of this State are ready, IN the
event that war shall result from n-effo7t to
coerce the seeding States into submits
sion. to shoulder their guns and, IN the Ian
guage of the resolutions, welcome the inva,
ders, with bloody hands to hospitable
graves" The ill-advised course OF The
North, as eyineed in the New York resoln
lions, tends only to unite the South in this
position, by forcing them tOtake sides in &C
| tual war with their Southern friends, or witt
their Northern prosecutors. If this alterna
tive is pressed to extremities, there can b.
but little doubt of the result.
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8p Telearaph.
From New york.

I
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Tribuness ash |
ington correspondent reports that expedI-
tons are fitting out TO seize the California
steamers.
= Thomas while Secretary of the Treasury,
removed 5000 900 specie from New York to
New Orleans, but for what purpose is un-
known.
Dudley, of South Carolina, and King, OF
Georgia, are about to leave as Commission
ers from their respective States, to make
commercial arrangements with European
Powers. -. =
1t is reported that Clayton. Assistant
Treasurer, has been removed.
New YoRK. Jan. IA Washington cor
respondent says. it S believed that South Car
DINA has agreed to evacuate the Charleston
forts, and other Government property proyi-
ded Anderson is ordered back to Fort Moul-
| trie.
Kelly has resolved to remove all the seces-
sion Clerks from the Interior Department.
| HoUsE.-Maynard's resolution was adopted,
| instructing the Select Committee on the
Presidents special Message, to consider his
recommendations to secure vote OF the peo-
pie on the sectional questions, and report at
an early day.
The House refused to consider English's
proposition to take up Crittenden's Compro-
| mise.
New YORK Jan. 14-Cotton quiet, Mid
ding upland 124. Flour quiet. but sales
firm 5000 bbls. at 30a5 40. Corn quiet,
sales Al 900 bushels 71a774. Mess Pork
quiet but steady. $50 bbls. IL l2aa17 25
Lard firm, sales 400 bbls. 101 t105. Sugar
sales 48O boxes Cuba 5aa6. 600 Havana 6.
Orleans Molasses SO. Coffee firm, Rio lila
Is.
From washington.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-House.-English
asked leave to offer resolution iusiructing
the Committee of 80 TO report without delay
measures to carry Crittenden's propositions
into effect.
Garnett introduced joint resolution to
| suspend the execution OF the Federal law
within certain States. Referred TO the Sc
lect Committee on the Presidents special
message.
From Boston.
BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE sloop-of-war Mace
donia. from Portsmouth, passed here hound
South under sealed orders.
From Louisville.
| LOUISVILLE. Jan. 14,-The Courier pub
fishes letter from Col Duncan, member o
the State Executive Committee. opposing CO
4, ercion and in favor of a Southern Coincide
racy of all the slaveholding States.
From Richmond.
t RICHMOND, Jan. II, P. M.-The House ha
q passed the Convention bill, with an amend
| ment to refer the action of the Conventio
relative to secession back to the people n
l action has yet been taken on the bill by th
f Senate. There is increased excitement {
O the Capitol to-day.
It River News.
+ LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is station
airy, with 90 feet water in the canal.
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asouna the Corner saloon,

J
TIME undersigned begs leave acquaint his friends
1 and patrons that Mr.. Chas Conger having dis
posed of his interest the above establishment, he
has been appointed the agent for the ucng II the
business and respectfully socits their support, as
surfing them that nothing but the finest of Liquors
Wines Aes Cider and Cigars will be offered for their
use. Luncheon the Table every morning from 4
10 IL till "a past L. and from O'Clock in the evening
till ~ P. NJ W. II. FULLER, Agent.
ianS-3t
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rHOS. SHARl
NASHVILLE Pillow WORKS.

II AVING rebuilt our establishment, and furnished
i it throughout with the latest and most approved
facilities for manufacturing Flows, ETC., now
prepared to fill orders for all implements in our line,
manufactured from the best quality of material, and
in the best style OF workmanship. With our long ex
perieuce in the business, and superior facilities for
doing the work, think can guaranty better ar
be obtained elsewhere adapted TO the
wants of the Southern Planter aud Farmer and at
prices than similar quality of weI can be Pur
chased in the North.
Orders from merchants filed at liberal discount
from card prices. Send your address, and get our
circular. SHARP & HAMILTON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15
A LACE Pocket Book Lost.

ON yesterday, 9th inst, lost or misaid Large
" Pocket Book, such as used to carry notes or
accounts in, bright colored leather, in which were
many promssory Notes on citizens of Nashville for
and receipts the most of them payable TO
NJ. H. Quinn, Agent some letters addressed to NJ h
Quinn; no money in it The Papers and Notes can be
present any said Notes the drawer of said Note
they will please not take them up. any information
the subject win be thankfully received and reward
cd for the favour NJ. II QUINN.
ianlI-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15
No. 2095
SlleriT,s Sale.


DY virtue of vend.ex. TO me directed and delivered
Dfrom the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, at its September Term, 1850, will
expose to public SALE TO the highest bidder for cash,
the Court House yard in the City oil Nashville, on
Saturday the 26th day of January, 1861, ali the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, which
NJ. G. Naive then had, may have since acquired,
in and to the following described piece or parcel
of Land situated lying and being in the COUNTY
of Davidson, State Of Tennessee, district No. 20.
Beginning at stone at the Northwest corner OF
tract of land owned by Fl. H. Naive, and running
due South twenty-three and half poles to an Elm
tree thence bearing Southwest with line of mar ked
trees to a hickory, thence West to a beech, thence
Southwest the line of ten entry thence with
said the corner, thence with the line OF said
entry to beech at the corner of Demumbrens llne,
thence West with said line TO Isaac brakes old corner
marked D. thence North with the line of said Drake TO
a stake, thence Northeast eighty poles to beech,
thence North TO branch, thence down saia branch
with its meanders buckeye aen) thence East 10
the beginning containing in ALL according 10 estimate
ffty-seven acres. Levied the property or ~ e.
Naive satisfy Judgment vs.. ii. ii, Naive and n O.
Naive. rnd in favor of VIM. N Chaudoin For other
particulars reference is hereby made to deed from
G. W. williams TO said NJ G. Naive, which Is register
ed in the Registers Office of Davidson county, Ten
nessee in Book No. Z, and page 9S.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sherln
dec25-.d By +. D. WENTWORTH, d. s
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7 RECEIVED a letter on he 18th INST Post marked
4 Decatur, Alabama, Jan'y. 10th, inside dated Hills
boro, Ala, Jan'y s. 1851, and signed THOMAS FAY,
stPrivate" | denounce the writer coward, in
cendiary and would be assassin, whom would consider
il stopping to spurn with my foot, and warn him if
he ever thrIsts himself into my presence, that hold
his letter IN possession, and IL shall hang him.
WILLIAM DRIVER,
janI4-tf 15S Summer street, south Nashville.
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The New York Herald, Daily,
Harper's Weekly, Lesie's Weekly,
The Ledger, Weekly, Waverly Magazine, Weekly,
Wilkes Spirit of the Times,
Porter's Spirit of the Times,
The New York Mercury, The New York Weekly
Received by JOHN YORK x co.
Jan15u IS Union Street.
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Notice.

HAvING ascertained that the estate Of J. B. Davis
l. i is insolvent, have suggested the fact to the
County Court Clerk of Davidson county. Now in pur
suance to order made by said Clerk, all persons
having claims against said estate TO file the same with
said Clerk authenticated in the prescribed by
law, or before the 1st day OF July next l66l for
lTo rata distribution All claims not fled viii be
barred. LEM OLIVER
lall2-d3w Administrator of J. b. Davis, decd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15
Revolution in Picture Making.
Ten Photographs for One Dollar.

KEEP it before the people that making TEN
IN PHOTOGRAPHS for ONE DOLLAR, suitable for
Albums and sending in letters, large in proper
ton All the and popular styles introduced here
word to Mothers: Bring along your babies, and
have them taken we have lots of patience, and Will
use every exertioa to please You at
novl9-H HUGHES GALLERY.
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Coal! Goaiu

w G. PAYNE, Of Pittsburg, who supplies the
me 20 sell the Lar m Coal TO the at IS cents per
bashei u viii be ioand a. the Patriot Once, Deade
rick street. the object being 70 make quick SALE or
wish to buy will send their orders without delay
janll-3s 5. p. AMENT, Agent.
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sake of 9 Negroes.

VIM. C. HaggiRs VS.. Sarah Higgins and others
DURSUANT TO a decree or the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1850, in the case of
W. c. Higgins Sarah Higgins and others, will Of
fer at public sale at VIM. g. Higgins Residence, II
miles from Nashville Franklin College and stones
River Turnpike Road Nine Slaves of different ages
sexes and sizes.
TERAiS-12 months credit without interest, and
purchasers to give approved security and lien to be
retained on each Slave until the purchase money be
paid. j. E. GLEAVES, C. 4 NJ
jan14-tds
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Hurrah for the HOLIDAYS.

THE most acceptable present you can make is one
/ Of HUGHES INIMITABLE PHOTOGRAPH P0R-
TRAITS, IYORYTYPES or MEIAINOTYPES. Ion't de-
Law n B. Ten Autograph Photographs for one dollar.
darIT-tf era
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For Rent. For Rent.

THE two BOARDING HOUSES on the Wharf owned
by me is for rent for the year 1861. II not rented
before the 18th January, will be rented at public
cry 10 the highest bidder. For terms, &c, apply
j. E. Bauman, at the Rock City Mills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-15
49, DENTISTRY. Co.,

WISH 10 inform my friends that have removed my
L DENIAL ESTABLISHMENT TO No. o Cherry street,
Immediately opposite the New Hotel, where nave
lifted up rooms more suitable for my business. AS
tunes are hard and money expect 10 do work
on very moderate terms / solicit call from my
count. aud city friends. E A. HERMAN, ID. ID. 3
- rag-I I'm l.
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CITY HOTEL.

TTAVING concluded 10 remain at the CITY HOTEL
Il the ensuing year, would be pleased TO see. as
formerly, my old friends and customers TO so many
of whom I under obligations for their long con
timed favors in years gone by 5. NJ SCOTT
dec28-2w - = ~ @
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, on Cherry Street, doors
n from Hasbrooks' Store, with rooms including
cook and servants rooms, Office, smoke house.
bic small garden, well in the yard Apply az the
plsce or 50 North Market street. Possession given
immediately lana
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whole Sout

To the Pc of Tennessee and of
whole Sout
Since the correspondence terminal
ed, tolerably full report of Mr.. Stewards
speech has reached this city. have read it
with attention, and l do not hesitate to say
of it, that it is infinitely more Objectionable,
more menacing, and more rapkIy offensive
than anything hch has ever heretofore
emanated from m. He well knew, and has
plainly confessed, the dangers in which the
country is involved; he knew that the hopes
of all true friends of our National Union
rested upon the propositions of Constitution
al amendment brought forward and SO ear
nestly pressed upon the Senate and the
whole American people, by the venerable
Senator from Kentucky, tNr. Crittenden);
he knew that civil war was even then rag
ipg. and that nearly all the large cotton
growing States had either seeded or were
about to secede; he must have fully realised
that the fact (now automatically promulgeD
that he was to be Mr.. Lineoln's Secretary 81
State had intensely alarmed the country and
caused the boldest patriots in the land al
most to despair of the public peace; and
under these circumstances, in of seiz-
ing the opportunity of declaring, in th.
name of his party and of the incoming AID
ministration, that hswas willing. that hi
party was willing. and that Ar. Liaeola wa
willing to accede 10 the very moderate de
mands of Mr.. Criftenden in behalf Of an sx
ko ton
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Co-Partnership Notice.

I HAVE taken in the Wholesale and Retail Drug and
Prescription Business on Market Street my former
clerk, Mr.. E. J. HAUCH. 0. SPRINGER.
The name and style of the firm hereafter will be
Jan9-Im ~ o. SPRINGER & co.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati

TINHE substantial passenger a cT~n
L andfreight steamer CLIP v-E5fOIsssesssyaa i
PER, Capt Ton. BRUCE, VIII nszzzssszzss[zzzzzsz7s
leave for the above ports Wednesday, at
O'clock For freight or passage apply board, to
II. II. HARRISON, ,+s
ianI5-td A. HAMILTON. ]eSHs'
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Drumheller & Maee's shop and Lot on B read
Street for Sale.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in the of John z. Gieayes vs.
Drunlheller & Mace, viii sell Thursday, the 10Th
day of January, 1851, the highest bidder ar the
Court House in Nashville, the following valuable pro-
perty, wit: The Drumheller and Mace Shop and
Lot on the corner of Broad and High Streets fronting
so feet Broad street and running back on High
street TO Faunsworth's line ITO feet more or less
TERMs--Sale free from redemption. $1I0O of the
purchase money to be due on the 10th due of july
1851 the balance of the purchase money to be due in
five equal payments the first to be due on the Ist
January 1862 the second TO be due the LIST Janus
1868 the third to be due the LIST January
the fourth to be due on the LIST January, 1865 the
fifth and last TO be due the 1st January 1866 All
the notes TO bear interest from day of sale have
approved security and lien retained on land fos
further security GEO. B. GOODWIN,
dec2o-tds Commissioner
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COMMERCIAL SALOON.

fIsHE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
public that he has purchased the Saloon under the
Commercial HOTEL and has retted il IN elegant style.
He has a fun assortment Of the most choice
WINES, BRaNBIES, WIISKIES, &c. &c,
and Is determined that visitors to his Saloon shall al
WAYS have the very best that can be had. He also
has an ample stock OF fine Cigars and Chewing To-
bacco A. MaIGHf.
san11-1m
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TOYS & FIREWORKS.

W OHCStNhC HIHu INCIhI
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and all others desiring any
~ thing in the above line, VIII find the best assert
ment in the city at LUCK'S
dec4-u IS Union street.
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Pittsburg Coal.

A SUPERIOR article Of the above Coal on hand and
n for sale at No. Al South College Street near Broad
and by o. p McRoBERrs the old coal ofce Cherry
street. opposite the residence Of Jacob McGaveck.
lanS-lw W. A. JAMES.
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Pianos at Cost.

5s5iB 81 s5s5B
NEW Octave Panos S275; 61z for $500;
IN and second hand 60 for SI25 only used one year
Also hne Martins Guitars Tor SIS, together with the
original and gen uine Rock City Guards Quiekstep,
Twas but Dream, sung by ssPatt;' where IS my
Lover, star of Summer Night and storm and Sun
shine,' besides ali the and popular Music from
Eastern publishers Pianos, old and Few, for rent at
reduced prices and kept In tune free of charge from
list OF January. Come 10 IS Union street.
iauI2-tf JAMES A.. MCCLURE
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Small Tracts of Land for Sale
at Reduced Prices.

yITE hae for sale small tracts OF land, miles
Wv from Nashville, at very low prices, suitable for
handsome building sites and market gardens on liber
credit, in exchange for city property Also, for
sale several houses and lots in town, at low rates.
Call at No. so Cherry street, upstairs, on
declS-lm NANCE Il WOODWARD.
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M ANTED 70 Hi RE..-A Negro Girl from
w fourteen 10 sixteen years old, for the
present year. None but the best desired. Apply Al
this ONCE janet
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TRUST SALE.
FOR HIRE.

A MICRO WOMAN capable OF doing servic.
IA small family, "a cook and washer dec
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Mew advertisements.
GoDEY,s LADY,s BOOK, FOR
Literary Papers.

February, Just received by JOHN YORK Co
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE river is station
airy, with 81 feet water in the canal.