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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-12-28
CLOSE OF TIE QUARTER On Tues

LEcTUREs.-We remind our readers
that Rev W. H. Brisbancs lecture on Tile Symbols Of
our National Life comes oil on Tuesday evening next
in the Elkton N. Il. Church. See advertisements
Row j. Mckendre Ecy's lecture on An Evening
with American Statesmen will follow Thursday
evening, January 9th next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

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DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, sc.
sT NO SIS BRUADwAf
"A SRAAT cLnsISo BALE
psY Sooos.
From rs TO 50 p.1 At , sn!, a.. . sSS cast e Of mp
srkAkG. ADAiA-.Cs 90.
wROLEsALE AND RkraiL s.oCKs
yoREIaN AVID DoSSE~rc DIR GOODS,
LARGE AND % ShSiSs x xssssosrsEsr
osss.s1DDIfsEs,
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suMMEk saAwLs.
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CLoTHs CAssIMEREs DaiLLisos. vEsrIsos 40.
600 pieces xe,rimAa and English so,.. f.. oo,o, .s
to psoss yard vide French caiss ana BrIi.ps. from
40 pie es summer roplns 81 10 10 y.-a
9 Ssess Cry Goods for travelling Dr's.s M osnss r
S Disss; Canton r9ss at 30 cents per yard
.o 49,. .,u y, Worth ! from - to sis per .oss
cents per ysrd; REDUCED from ., oep,s
Is GEMS per yard IsaSo,a from q and 10 osn.s
cents per yard
l75 pieots Bsrsce Anpais from 81 10 per Ard
zoo pieces Plaio and Broche Angias from 10 t7
cents pr ard.
% pieces Barge Anglsis, yards wds, at ID PIT ard
81 pfeces Mozambique, yards wds from 81 - IS
per
SOL BAREGE ROBES,
AT ONE THIRD THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
0REP ADINE sOBEs,
from 81 70 $40 Robe; usual price from SIS N $50
100 pscts stoOsd ana small Plaid eOuLAsD siLss
IS to- 40 cents per yard
yard and upwards Very choice styles
100 pie GoENApIkES, from 10 20 80 cents per yard;
reduced from 80 cspts and 81 90 pev yard
100 FAEf Oh and pus5ER naCc AANrELLAS and
SHAWLs NJ 1ese tnan half price
GTHEa uONlS ak Du OH IN PROPORTION
Citizens sndstrangs vtsing tbs city respoc suiy In
vit.d examine stOcA, and our before
purchasing.
STBANG, ADRIANCa 90.
No 800 BroAiway.
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BOARDING AVID LoDGrNG.


4, SDss OF FutatSsFD ICONS ls rUssrY sISSr
street nesr Eli md floor @ih larry
closet aud exclusive use e hstham would ne - g1n-
teTeD Sun III fem w wthOu chd-el " Sesrst; priyi
ees In The kcbsn beakit onld he furnished oy the
family csrence required sor address Apply at MADISON
square Pest Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD,
IN for Albany. Troy North ind Summer arrange
ment, commanding Monday Nay n lsel:-ll a Fast
Bridge, White PLAINS, Croon ss Dover Plains, and all 10
'NA "A''' JOHN sUaoH1nL, Assis..n. Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03
Memphis Appsa! copy one week.
THONTAS MENEES

To the Voters of sumner, RObeFtROa,
CheaIham, Montgomery, stewart, DICK !.
son, Hum q Il VS. auo HICE IN COunIie ~,
composing IN. SIh COnEr AsaOnaI district
The short space OF time between The passage Of
the bill distrctng the State and the day of cleo,
ton for Representatives 10 the Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible for me to
visit you personally. l therefore avail myself of
the medium Of circular to make known to you
my candidacy for that position which candidacy 1
assume in obedience to solicitations of friends from
various counties in the district
At the present time when party lines have been
Obiiterat,d there no political Issues to be dis
cussedi and believing, as l 90, in the wisdom as
well as the necessity of the policy Of as complete
unity Of action the part q people as is prac
tcable, it would be manifestly improper in me 20
seek to revive former party issues trust that
party spirit, so happily allsysd for the present,
may not be again evoked, at least during the great
struggle for our national existence.
With some experience in legislation, pledge to
you if elected an honest and faithful effort to sub
serve your interest and that of our common country,
by supporting, with Incorporating earnestness
and zeal, ell measures locking to 8 vigorous and
successful prosecution Of the war TO a triumphant
termination; that being the great and only issue
now pending before the Southern people.
Respectfully, THOMAS MENEEs
Springfield, Oct 81, ls61-dtwlt&wtde
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Hon Charles Sup."er - the characterization
Question:

Senator Sumner has been harping again upon his
one ides-the extirpation of Southern slavery He
has just delivered himself of of his character
istic speeches the subject of the Republican
State Convention al Worcester, Massachusetts,
A ter describing the unprecedented, audacious,
Tnhesitaling, and INSCRIPTIONS character Of this
rebellion, with its slavery, and how it is
beseiglng the Government st Washington at Fort
ress Monroe and in Missouri and in Kentucky, and
how every where reduced to the defensive
Mr.. Sumner proceeds to show that the Alpha and
Omega of this rebellion lie in that one word slavery
He then pleads the absolute necessity not of carry
ing this war into Africa, but OF carrying Africa
into the war" and brings forth Greek and Roman
precedents, constitutional arguments the law of
nations, military authorities, and the wages of
war TO show the prOprIety VI makIug this war a
crusade against southern slavery Upon this
point he says: Feeling most profoundly that
there is now opportunity, such as rarely
o:curs in human annals for incalcusOle good
seeing clearly that there is one spot like
the heel OF Achilles, where this great
rebellion may be wounded to DEATH calmly de-
liver the whole question to the judgment of those
on whom the responsibility rests, conIenting my sell
with REMINDING you that there are times wh,n not
TO act carries IN greater FsspOnr, billy than
TO Gct!' Then he prays that r evidence may save
Oul government from The everlasting regret which
will follow the failure to seize this opportunity for
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Generai urders-.-ra. no.
ADJUTANT GsAERAL'S 0FFIcE,
Nashville. Tenn. 25th Oct. 1861.

ILs
Nashville, Tenn, 25th Oct, 1861. (
All companies, battahons, and regiments in West
Tennessee, desiring to enter the Confederate service
in obedience to the recent proclamation of the Com.
manderin-Chef, wilIrendezU0us at Jackson, Tren,on
or COlliersville they may desire. Savannah Har.
din county, is hereby established camp of instruc-
ton, where those who wish, from the surrounding
counties of Middle and West Tennessee, will rem.
dezUOuS. f..-.,.-.
Each company must have the minimum number
of men prescribed by law, and will not proceed to
encampment without such number.
Those who have arms, or can procure them,
without regard to their character, will be expected
to take them into service.
The Confederate QuartePmaster and Commissafy
of Memphis, Tenn, will be expected to furnish
transportation, tents, camp equipage, subsistence
&C. for all troops entering the service the above
encampments But, to prevent mistake on this
point it will be proper for the commandant of the
company, battalion or regiment as the case may be-
to ascertain certainly that said Confederate officers
will be able to supply them in the foregoing re-
spects before marching into encampment
The commanders or ranking officers at all the
encampments in the State, are hereby required to
report weekly to the Governor the companies en-
tering the service at their respective encampments
that have heretofore entered the thereat
in obedience to the proclamation aforesaid, the
strength of each company, to what service it be
longs, whether cavalry. infantry, artillery, and
such other information as may be conceived to be
of Importance to their organization and discipline
By command Of Governor IsHAM G. HARRIS, Com
maHderin" Chief. JAMES W. MCHENRY,
Adjutant General.
Memphis appeal COPY one week Oct2S.IW
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AN DE II ON,

$50 Reward.
WILL gVshs above reward for the apprehension and d
II cry To Of
AN DE h ON,
II taken out Of the State S25 taken that
lean get him he may have LETT here With Of the R
msnts or may still be about town
Description.
Back with short close hair large
teeth, rather SLOW spoken, has slight
neck the effect Of letter weighs about $50 lbs b feet 10
inches high and 10 II or IL years old.
Rp3du VII LAwRBNOB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-03

THE QUICK PROCESS OF TANNING LEkTuER.-We
paid visit on Saturday to the tanuery of Messrs.
Boothby, Savage Co., on the Canal at the foot of
Pine street. This establishment has been in exist
ence about eng months, but the pFoprietors have
not attracted public attention to their new process
oil tanning, preferring to wait until they could in.
troduce their leather in the market that the public
might have an opportunity Of testing it's qualities
~ their patent process they enabled to tan and
finish leather, from the lime in from fifteen to sixty
days according to the sizs and weight of the skins
In their watts and in the process of finishing we
saw sole and harness leather, kip calf Sheep goat
and alligator skins. The finished calf-skins sheen
skins and other upper leather, submitted 70 our it.
specuon appeared to be well and thoroughly tanned
being remarkably smooth, soft and pliable. Shoe
makers who have made.up the leather speak very
fsvorabiy of 1t, and as far as an opportunity has
been afforded here test its wearing qualities it has
proved very satisfactory
The new process of tanning besides being very
quick and economical, is very simply in its opera
ton. The cost of putting tannery in operation Is
much less than is required by the old system and
the process is simple that with little nstruc.
ton in tanning and dressing leather, plantation
hands could carry on tannery in all departments,
and produce good leather.
Messrs Boothby & Savage informs US that their
leather Is in such request that, with their sent
works, they are scarcely able to supply the de-
mand, and that although their prices are only about
one half the present prices of leather in this mar
ket, they make good profton their sales
We understand that an extensive tanuery is car
ried on IN Texas by parties who purchased the
patent right for that State 1t has been In opera
ton nearly two years and is turning our large
quantities of excellent leather tanned by the new
process 81
Specimens of the leather from the taunery in
this city may be seen at the Office of Aldermen
Wylly, Agent Of the Company, and who will sell
rights for counties and States -Sarannoh Nttos,
Oct. Is.
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For Rent,
YHOTOGRAPH.G CARD.

YHOTOG PH.C CARD.
TAKE pleasure 10 Announcing old friends EEa
toners that after absence OF two years, Rave again
turned the practice Of the a otOE raphic Art
In all branches, having purehasd The interest Of brsh
the old established Gallery Union Street. and having spec
four months New YORK he past SIMMER obtain lliy al
the hate Improvements the have painted, renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout Ths NJ facilities
produce frst class work tan most Galleries
Of and eonduse the comfort Of patrons trust not
only 70 proud position the Gallery has herstoors
suTained, bat Fiu higher standard have
also the services Of Mr COOK f tie best Photo
Zraphers In he world Who took tie Pictures which 0bned he
nrst premium al WORLDS "a London, in 1851, and
detsrmiued only make this the leading Gallery in
State, but ny Eork a not he surFsssad HoTth o. Sea
and now introduce the pubic the following yez
Imperial Photograph, ID6.s lnki
Ygnette- plaiE eolorsdi
IVoTytypes, colOred;
Pastel Pictures life size
Photographs on Canvass lie s'ssi
Visiting Cards, fall length, plain.
Autograph PhetogTs 0hs y taksn a. one sitting.
stsrreosoopes, on glsss paper
continue the MeaiEotype AErr-y- hereto
fore The above sy les all entirely this city exs
tas Autograph Card Wh,h only made lime Al
Who in want ofsnyhng in line politely inv ed 70 give
call before whiting elsewhere, when viii prove BY occulss
demonstration the allow fsc5s. Respecfuliy,
oct3l-6 ' " HGe8As
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ORoSsS.TIRs WANTED.

CR0SSS.TIES WANTED.
NHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company VIA
4 to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Tieso sfsst
inches tk. we'll hswn, face pl
less than inches clear Of sornd sVss
ID st the grade line Of the road in Nashville
The contractors want to contract FOR 10000 White
Post Oak TieSs Of the above to be deSFe4
the line Of the road in piles from section IA section -
enough on each section to supply the
Persons wishing 10 bid will direct the President D
Of the NsshEins and northwestern RAlroAd 90 n7asY
Nashville, Tenp u u nm Yg-z
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Bark Willis.

EHK best improved doublegrndug Bark Mills yet invent
ed is being manufactured, will be ready for d.
livery by the hrst OF October For sale 81
J. LUldsDEN & co.,
Ne II South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMsDEN MANN,
BeptIH No IS Magszine strett, New Orleans, La
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Removed.

HAVE Shoe establishment Market street. No
sos near the public square, next door to MoTsE Sen
where would be pleased former and s1d
And sha -ndeavoF all tim to keep hard
neDt Of Home N ade Boots a nd shoes, IN as gssa
variety and at low the price mRteals vii usfy
or made to order
highest market price paid for Hides AMI Leather
seU20-a JAM IS W. HAMILTON.
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X EN- VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

SAVE pRrchseed Of "; Finn his stock o. Wall PaRa
4 &c, aD remsv1aq my Of L oking Glasses, Cir
frames, Venetian Blinds Win shsdes Arts MseFisIs-
&c his Nv Finn'O old stand D Public square
n Deadsrek street, Wh s shall glad to tiendss .A
patrons kN. RRH1AAN-5
lS2S4 -s-I-.-. =
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Land Tor sale.

~ application made before lst January, will 5 aeon
4 nodating terms, Forty acres OF Land, three nile'
rom the Corporation ms Mill Greek. opposite Maj COTS
This the beautiful locations Davidson county
About half Of the land timber the balances In cuFs
ton the premises comfortable cabins End ans
young orchard Apply to ma Cen, The place. g
self for particulars CHAs- K y AhsIOh
inlvl4-h
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'h- M. q E. z, CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROoERs, AND DEALERS
3 FINE BRANpIKs, NEs,TOBAooo, CIGARS, EAILs, 4
D0MESTI0 LIQUORS, &c,
CORRER on COLLEGE, AND 0RURCR S7REE15,
Be 5d--t Nashville, Tennessee.
VNY srsI1stin receipt OF large and we'll Sssca s.OOk Of
Nv Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting IN part fsowSi
$50 hhds sugar. al ersssg genuine Haysns Cigars
200 bbls choice Moiaz5as 300 kegs Nails, escorted
100 do do iO0doEsn Painted Buckstzi
so bags prise Rio ooFssi 50 negts Tubs4
100 bbis PoEdsred crashsd and 10 bbIG EnElih Rsinu
Loaf sagari 10 bills PeeanEI
$50 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls FilbsrtI.
100 boxes Tobacco, afsortsd
FINE BRANDIESs WINES &Gs
IS X I 4 choice French Brandiea;
20 Z uasks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Vines
$50 baskets best brands OhampszDei
50 boxes seoVii Olaset,
400 bbls Ens Robertson County WhiasyI
Is bsls pure old Bye DO
s 40 90 DO Boarooa 60
ARs Hiso large stoek o. co5n Why, Americas Brady,
r. -,,.f Pew DER AGENTS.
sss Tor the Dupont Hazard and sycamore Powder. Tia
being The only agensin Nashville OF the Manufacturer
Weu es The attention o. the Merchants s1d Tradsrs,to thI
Iargs stock Of PsWder hand, In MegsEnefor sale.
300 s Dupont R6e Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlastngPoW
500 u DO do do der;
800 Do % DO 1900 ksa syosnOrs Blasting
800 X Do Do do $50 osses Of Powder, assorted
200 4 60 do Do DrSndsi
5000 kegs Dppont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Beekcrd Co.,
,.aii yZ NJ. &. h. =. of3EATHAM, Agents
- SOLE AGENTS FOR
Hazard do guss
eyca1not CO
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GOLD sEEDAL PIANOS

NETG pleased 70 learn that e the great F7rlda FAR,
w held th month in the city Of roa Georgia the enter
priSng Baltimore FIRM, Wrn Knshs Co., awarded the
Erst PrsE1 al petition, fer their celebrated Golp
MEDAL PIAso Ts Fair being held under the direction OF te
Southern Cotton Planters ASS csto1, large and influential
body Of men, the Importance attached % recvng ne hoRors
their gur Produced Learn unusual eegeeOf com
petition On part OF the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country Several very 6ns Instruments sKhh
ton; bat after patient and thorough enuston Of ther
respective merits the Judges unanimously decided that the
rom the Manufsctory Of WI KnzDe o. the "sSc9
siOs - and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear nviduous vii sd hat the en-
.nrse public spirit and un1g with which the hes
4abe conduct their business ene them In an eminent eee
the honors and which they have achieved 10 their
Lavish the expenditure OF time and money Produce
Rfrt Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
her txbiisnen they their reward In the posses
large end constantly Increasing business and the 1Ttn
graf Of knowing that whenever snd wherever eomPe
dtiop 7rdeT Jay, judges uniformly cir
PianoE4a to Ezceis.S -BaltOre Sun, Of December xas
1861.
PEA sroply the Being received By A. r.
kccls rect, As sale Agent Cor E13le Tennessee
VIC W.; su AetJry 9riceS
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AnshviIIe GunPncforx.

STOCKHOLDERS Nashville Gun Factory are notAed
= that the Directors Of Five Dollars s7oz
each shave payable before Se first MoDcay ssDeLs
next The Stockholders ueted Hat the office 81 he
Undersigned No. AZ Cherry street, nd make npt pay
1ents. J. L. B0STIOK,
Aug2S-d SecresaFy and TreasnI En-
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THE sEAR SAEEEEtTl
DagaerTeOtypes Au9orOtYPes.

sPHEBEOTXPES ASD FfFOTeGzts = sT2z-
No a, Union Street next docrto verse; llo-sp1es
=. r. 81 EEgzsfA S,
(LATx eFE8ATOz BUcaEs eElL-lE-l
WTkVIEG ht.e5 Up alevo zzUr-igsiy f5T raai
branch Of business, Is prFsrel 70 rsive ho ladies' E1d
gentlemen Of Nashville and sizs 81 their faces q
Be highes style Of the Art 70 expense lsa tsn spared %
Furnishing his apartments procIr1g TIE latest and of
approved appaatrs and astess s3 the s1escros os1t
fntVss 81 vac nay wat gcg1 50 -f 6ll salis p.ctzig
tisfsction IN evBry
8ntraaes IsSt Geo. t"ss+i g fssrsl e feogrs2a-
1 r. FAI NAN
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roe SALE By
AdIss ,. MCPHERSON & CO.,
September 25, '6l-d3n Atlanta, "a.
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the exlrpation Of slavery; and falling back upon
Holy Writ the Senator, puts on the mantle OF Tie
prophet and #arns--as that saul was cursed for
not hewing gag in pieces when in his hands, and
Ahab was cursed for not destroying Benhadad--
Let no such curses ever descend upon our govern
mept go many slaves. so many enemies u
There are now four millions Of enemies intermin-
ged With the rebels, being four millions of allies
to the government
But notwithstanding all this the conservative
war policy of the administration seems to have had
some influence even over the fanaticism of Senator
Sumner, for be eoncurs 10 the equity of compenss
ton to the loyal owners of slaves for their slave
properly. Better, says he, ian empty treasury
than single slave. bridge Of gold would be
cheap if demanded By the retreating fiend'