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A VETERAN IN THE FIELD IN VIRGINIA.

The veteran Major Yaueey the only living rep
Ieseutatire of the men of So is brought forward by
the democracy OF Buckingham, for q seat in the
Legislature-a post which Re held more than half
century since, and which he then distinguished by
an ardent support of the famous report and resolu
tons against the Alien and Sediion laws. He
survives TO witness another such crisis in the his
tory of the country, and with the emergency, the
fire and energy Of youth return, and impel him to
participate in the struggle The temperance OF this
veteran the stage Of public affairs, after SO lopg
repose in private life attests his deep conviction
of the momentous character OF the Crisis. From
the inspiration of his example, younger men SHOULD
catch something of his enthusiasm in the cause.
Under the lead of Msjor Yancey the democracy
Of Buckingham will achieve signal victory.
The venerable gentleman spoken of in the above
extract says the Washington Sentinel, is known
throughout Virginia as the "Wheel-horse of De-
mocraey." His advance towards extreme old age
has neither impaired his faculties diminished his
patriotic zeal Maj. Yancey is one of the few con-
meeting links now remaining between the men Of
the past and the present days. Possessed OF re-
narkable powers of mind and memory, wonderful
sagacty and great experience, it is not surprising
that for half century he should have been one Of
the most prominent and Influential democrats in
democratic Virginia. This position he held when
the old race of Virginia politicians and staresmen,
The giants of their day, shed ustre upon their
tive State. They have persisted, leaving, however,
proud traditions and enduring histories. He, bless
ed with an iron frame and robust health, still re-
mains to point out TO US what our early statesmen
would do if they still fingered upon earth. He
maint ms, 'pure and undefled, the principles of
the democratic party and plsuts himself as firm
aud mighty bulwark against that new organization
which seeks to eface the mighty records Of the past
and to blot out the political creeds founded by
earliest and purest statesmen. Major Yancey is a
tower Of strength" to The Virginia democracy
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BosToN, April PA large fire is raging in the
north part OF the city, and spread over East Bos-
ton. The ferry wharf Constitution and the battery
wharves, and the ships Diana and Pharsalia, and
several other vessels were on fire. The wind is
high and the fire RACES fearfully.
Space burned over three acres. Loss estimated
from $500, 900 to 100000.
Boston, April 27.--The Senate has just voted by
% to II to concur with the House in the resou-
tons for the removal of Judge Loring.
There was about the same majority against the
amendment permitting him to resign.
WASHINGTON, April 27-There were l0l 800 APP
phcations for pensions filed up to last evening.
NV York, April 27.-The Northern Light
sailed for San Juan with large number of Caiifor
MIA passengers.
1t is stated that Kinney and Faberson are under
arrest for getting up an illegal expedition
The steamship United States from St Domingo,
brings intelligence of conspiracy TO get up rev.
oIa il with view of securing the recall of the
exled PRESIDENT Boex, but it was discovered and
put Down.
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One Thousand Towl LOIS
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES CT LAND
d Adjoining, the City of Hickman, E&y.,
FOR SALE!!

HICKMAN young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth of the Ohio on the Mississippi
River enjoys gallon at all seasons Of the
Year, is com eced by telegraph with al portions Of Ihe
Union by the Hickman and obon aud by the Nashville and
Western Railroads with Nashville, Tenn, and all he
the South Eastern Atlantic seaboat by the ek
man and Obon and Mobile and Ohio Railroads (all in
rapid progress) with Mobile aud New Orleans, and
the Southern cities and country; the natural and only
of back country aecessbl by good
roads, and artificial and has thin iHO years past
doubled itieIf in wealth aud population.
The country tributary Hickman B extensive ana rich In
agricultural productions of both OF sus
taing poIuatio any in the word, and
pidly filling rich, Intelligent and industrious people.
ickmas now without doubt tho prosperous place
In this region Of country aud at s past ard present ratio of
increase of wealth and population, few years will FAR
Outstrip all others
The lands high dry gently undaaiiHg and rhin one
mile the corporate limits and viii be sold IN lots Of l.
g. g, 49, u, Is 90 %, 80, 90 and 50 acres each
kncours gements " offered to WORKING MEN Of all
trades and calngs native born, natuTzed and
foreign. Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
VI = This property will POSITIVELY, be sold TO
the BIDDER, without reserve commencing the
Plat Day OF May, 1853,
under deed Of trust the Trustee Is determined for the
II ? TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent. down balaneein
sle three four and I've with nerestirom date
paid prom pity at maturity the interest b. rsmitted.
I o. r. YOUNG, Trustee.
Hickman, KY, April ,, ls55-td,
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HIRE also Just recsiUeS-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By oMesra.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AND FAMILY. By the pueh
D'Abrantes
THE LAND or THE sARACEy. BY Bayard Taylor.
WoLFERT'S ROoSr. BY Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL. By the Rev
W. j. Conybard and Rev. J. s. Howson
RESTORATION OF TIE MONARCHY IN FRANCE.
By Lamariins. 4 vol
HISTORY OF THE GIRoNDIsTS BY Lamartipe
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND Bv Mis-,
Strickland With Portrait Of every Queen
The WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. BY Or. Mantsu.
The MEDALS OF CREATION. By Dr.. M,ntell
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. Vita Flsrmaa'
Designs
TAssos JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By wi-su
PLINY's NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY Lieut. coIOusI
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENcE's LECTURES on TIE NATURAL HIS
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THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABo. Literally Translated.
With Notes.
LILLY'S ASTROLOGY. vol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated BY jas. GreivsxD
DUNCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols, IsRo. u
ustrated.
PoPE's HoMER's uIAD. Illustrated
PoPE'S HOMER'S ODYSSEY. Illustrated
GUIZoT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. 3 vols.
THE RELIGION OF PRoTESTANTs SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION By William Chilngworth.
a CHRIST TIE END OF THE LAW Being the Preface
to the Genevan Bible 1850. BY John Calvin In Raek
Letter.
TACTTUS. The Oxford Translation
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. Bv Pierce Egsn
CYCLoPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL DISQUALIFICATION.
cling Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Persons Of All Tines
vol.
CYCLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with It's Application 10
NineraOgy, Physiology and the Arts. l vol, Isno.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: Pictorial and L,s,sry
Sketeh-Book Of the British Empire. VOL
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE 1 Wilma
With Atlas.
THE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY CATER
mali. Illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS: a Weekly Journal. Conducted
BY Charles Dickens 10 vols.
TIE PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY. By Hedgs
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE ACES. By HalIsm
LITERATURE OF EUROPE. By Hallam.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND HsIIaUa
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. BY William Jay
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New Publications, just received by
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TFsrIMONY FROM TEyyEssEE.

Or. Il. ScARDoRorGH. Dover. Tennessee August e.
1885, says: have sold ali the German Bittsrs y6u havs
sert and If the preparation continues do as much
cool as has d0Hs 10 rIH BE tie best medicine err SOD
hare"
l. SSoDoRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1885, SAYS:
pleased TO state that your German Birers has given
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used"
B. T. Rot1ISs HillSborough Tennessee August 90 1852
says am pleased 10 state that the German Bitiers bEs
given general satisfaction"
DIR, p FARO 3 BIO. Knoxville Tennessee, 9th Aprg
1s5l said: Your Bitters selling very fast ard
every person that has used it. far we have been able
to learn has been benefited"
J. W FRANKLIN & Co. Gallatn Tennessee Deeembsr
go 1885, said The firm will want more Of your Ir
tiers soon, Of the partners thinks is great med
cine"
x. s HARDY, Bolivsr Tennessee September x. Is52
sad There great demand for your Bittes here please
send another lot soon"
~ They estirey HsgetaB free from ell injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pres.
trste il
=, Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepszs sy.
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville BY Eerry & Demoville, Brown
rubbs Ewin Brothers, L. g. Scoye and dealers med
cine generally. inch lO's5-dGU1v
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

J. c. RAMSEY, Esq, late the democratic candid
ed the canvass, and Col. D. b. CUadMrSCs is an
pounced as . candidate. From long acquaintance
with both these gentlemen, we are able to cordial
ly endorse the following, from the Knoxville Stand
ard:
CONGRESSIONAL CANvAss.-It will be seen from
the correspondence ia another column of to day 3
paper, that Maj. Ramsey has magnanimously tender
ed the race for seat in the next Congress, to Col
d. II. Cummings, OF Anderson county. In thus yield
ing his claims, to one who has recently been the uu-
sUspecting victim Of the "dGrk- lantern trGter7iiu-
ssecret, oahbound political organization, that dare
not let its principles outside Of the mid night lodges
in which they are taught,-Maj. Ramsey has en-
desred himself to the democracy Of the district;
nor will they be unmindful of his patriotic devotion
10 their principles. And had he continued the
standard bearer of the party be would calamity
have borne our flag through the contest to victory
No man in the district has served his party with
more fidelity than he has His thorough acauaint-
Rnce with the political affairs of the country his un-
chaugesbe devotion to his friends, all these and
more combining, eminenty qualify him to fill with
ability and credit the honorable aud respons ible
station TO which he aspired. Had he continued to
be he candidate Of the party, none would have
yielded him more cheerful and hearty support than
ourselves. And so far as we have been able to
learn, the announcement of his name met the en-
the appreciation OF the party, of which be would
have had the most gratifying evidence, had be
continued in the field until the first Thursday in
August next
OF Col Cummings much can be said. let it suf-
fee for the present however say that no one will
90 battle with more untring zeal for the cherished
principles of the democratic party than he With
tim as leader we eelconfident that victory will
again perch upon our banner in August next Let
every democrat, and every lover of religious lber-
ty 60 to work and do their duty, aud we have
nothing to fear.
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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
Chartered by the General Assembly of the State
THE above Institution is permanently located ana IS
Il not surpassed BY any similar establishment IN ue
United States in point of facilities for parng thorough
practical knowledge Of duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
Tbs Department is under the immediate oi
the President of the College who is practical 6ook kese
having had many years experience IN some Oh Inc largest
counting houses in the Union
q Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the su7eTnendence O. JOIN A
McEwES Esq, Member of the Nashville Bar, WHO - 0
widely known lawyer and orator to require any iUFher
notice at our hands
The Course Of destruction embraces botn head rs and
Lee ares ga srre.r.- IA ra-
Lectures viii be delivered at nigh 50 as Rot TO laIeIere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by VIM FERRKI. NJ Under this he&ds embraced every
species of calculations necessary for booeePer or BUSH
to uuderstaud-vz Interest Discount Less and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &C. dc
Terms Of Tuition.
Book keepng, by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety Of business, both prosperous a2d
adverse - - cf bcos 81
Pennanship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
one month ........-....... .--..-..------.- %
For fifty lessons BE- taken within three months: $40
=. The above fees payable, invariably, IN advance
The importance of this rule appear obvious Us students
for unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any time during life without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. haveg no vacation
hence students enter at any time and pursue iheir
studies without v Eruption.
Merchants and,7lsness men will be supplied with con-
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained tor s. per week.
No student will be taken for less than iuu course, III
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full c0urse-trom SIX to ten weeks
sas Address Southern COMMERCIAL College, NashylLe,
Tenn" lr-e ap21-a1w&aly
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION

70 the Democracy Of the Senatorial District COM
posed Of the Counties Of Nawy, Le1cis, Hickman
and Dickson.
The Delegates Of Hickman would be most hap
py to meet the Delegates from the other counties
on Saturday, the 18th Of May, in Centreville, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate to represent
the Democracy in the State Senate, at the next
Legislative meeting Of Tennessee. 1t is hoped thai
Delegates from all the counties will attend as hsr-
rnony is much desired by the Democracy of HEX
man. P. WALKER,
]. D. EAsLEY,
Troy S. Broom,
r. Q. HUDDLEsros.
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(Advert;sement.)

(Adverisement)
Best Known when Tried.-These gentlemen take
pleasure in tesyng in regard to A. Fahuestocks Yer
mfuge because two of the firm Rave used it in their pr
vse practice, as physicians for number of years and
they have known it, BY observation, TO be good.
Nav ALBANY, IND July T. 1858.
Messrs D. A. FAHSEsToCE 4 Co.: Gentlemen-Having
sold your valuable Yermiiuge for time and having
seen it used for many years. would recommend il TO all
as safe and efficient remedy for all cases of worms In
no instance harcwe any evil results following
its Administration but always has Unanswered purposes
for which it was intended and been entirely satisfactory
Believing that every thing ta has been set forth in re-
gard to its virtues is strictly in accordance with obser
vations not only as practitioners but of business
we would unhe itan gly say all who read this that il il
the best Yermiuge now IN use and that ITS virtues
best known when tried
RELY, HOOVER & RELY.
Sold wholesale and retail by al the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
ap1-wlm
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THE CANVASS.

The canvass for Governor opens to-day at Muir
freesboro'. One of the editors of this paper ex-
poets to be present, and to furnish for it. on Thurs
day morning, as full report as possible of Gov.
JoHNscN's speech.
We hope some friend in each of tn counties
where the candidates speak will send us ske'en
of the debate We do not ask or desire q iuii ie-
port. There will necessarily be too much same
ness in the speeches to render this desiraoe' ha'
we wish is report of any new points ana STATE
mept of the effects of the speeches -
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BLOC ODDS
Addition TO EdgeEeld!

ON THURSDAY, THE SRD DAY OF MAY NEXT,
~ on the premises, will sell the whole of
BLOOD'S ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD,
We do earnestly invite public attention to these lots
believing that they cannot be excesd BY any in this or
other country.
The lots front the Gallstn turnpike, Woodland,
Russell and Fsthersnd Streets 30 feet front and 70
feet deep, with 16 feet alleys.
The lots convenient 10 the centre of busnessare
vered with fine forest trees evergreens and shrubbery of
all kinds-are all handsomely situated of deep SOIL (6fty
feet 10 the rock and most admirably calculated for
neat and elegant private residences.
1t is useless for to attempt to describe these lots as in
this instance find tmpOssibe to tell the whole truth,
and the sale takes place the ground every one can
judge for themselves.
Plots of the ground be found at office, of the
store of H. Campbell the Gallan pike and ca the pre-
misses where Mr. Blood will take pleasure in showing the
grounds to all who will call.
THE TERMS ARE MOST ACCOMMODATING.
The sale will be q credit OF enc, two three four and
five years. for notes payable in bank and bearing interest
Satisfactory security required on the first two notes only
and lien retained for the payment of all Security will
be waived when the purchaser pays 20 cent in cash.
AS these lois exempt from the heavy corporation
tax the savings from this the ground and i'm
provements will go far towards paying for the lots
We will close out these lots this dav and will COM
mence the sale promptly at 10 O'Clock, A NJ,
Oinnibuses wirun free of charge the day Of sale.
Once more urge upon every body TO call and the
lots LINDSEY & CROCKETT, SO College St
T. GIAsCocK Auctioneer-apl5-td
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NEW YORK, April 27.-Mayor Wood has isz,ad
another proclamation on the subject of the Touor
law, declaring his intention to assume no doubtful
prerogatve, but to guide himself entirely by the
opinions of the legal advisers of the corporation in
regard to the period intervening before the law
goes into effect and appeals to the citizens to place
moral restraint upon their actions, and show that
coercion is unnecessary.
The grand jury of the United States District
Court found an indictment against Col. Kinney for
violation Of the neutrality laws. a warrant for
his arrest has been issued.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASTRFS,

THE LAWS Of the Corporation Of Nashville rake it
Il the duty Of all persons usi3g Weighs Measures or
Balances, in the City for Buying Selling, TO have ali
such articles Proved Sealed BY the Standard Keeper Of
the City once in each year; and it, aer due notice being
given, person or persons who may buy sell any
tices by weight measure without having their weights
measures, other apparatus proved and sealed aecor
ding h laws liable TO fine of not sss than FIVE
DOLLARS 70 r every such offence l have in my
possession at my Office No. So Broad street full OF
copies of the United States Standards Of Weights and
Measures adopted BY the Corporation the Standards OF
the Civ and prepared to Drove and seal all such ET
cIes as may be brought 10 for The present year
sn2s-st JOHN RERIGE5,
Standard Ksspa Of aas Gig Of Nssssk-G
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ertlsemen.i

e When death IS at the door, thereu,edy which would
have saved e il administered in time. comes tOo late
Do not trfe with disease Rely upon it, that vha, n.
stomach win not digest food when fsintness andassra
pervade the systemwhen the sleep is disturbed the an
petite etle the mind ethargc The uunaturallv
sensitive and the head confused-Tey upon it that when
these symptoms occur the powers OF vitality are falling
and that unless the mischief promptly checked LIFE
SHORTENED, as well as rendered miserable. Now We
know from of testimony greater tan was ever be-
fore accumulated in favor Of remedy, that Hocands
German Btters prepared By Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Philade
phia viii Immediately abae and in the end entirely re
move all of these disorders surely mathematical
process will solve pr blem. Who then viii endure tt
agony and the risk of life with health and safety within
resch'
See advertisements lap6-d&w2W
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Centreville, April %, 1855.

s-S~ The Hartford Convention, the victory of
Orleans aad the peace Of Client, Frustrated FEEDER
asm. Us votaries abandoned il tbrouob ebama
sud modification, and now lS23) call themselves
Republicans. But the name alone is CHANGED the
principles are the same.-Thomas Jefferson.
1t will be seen, hence, that this exnedisnt of
changing tie name ola psrty, and shifting from n
sui; times and circumstances, is not nav H.,
under the sun.--LOu. Dem. s
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,Y- The sum of eloOo, offered by the Pro-
prietors of the London Tines for the discovery Of
a new material for making paper, is likely to be
claimed for Mr.. Waters, who has produced an
admirable article from wood shavings and bran,
and obtained patent for it.
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LARGE SALE CT sEAsoNABLE STAPLE FANCY
Dry Goods,
6 FANCY
Hats 5onnets Boots shoss, Brcgans. Ladies' KID Shoes
and Boots, Childrsa's Shoes, &c.
BY IRA ISUE 81 E.UCIJS.


BY L X A IL 81 Il U Z u s,
No. "a Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
WE will offer al AUCTION, on TUESDAY ard WE'D
w NESDAY, the sTH aid 9fA OF MAY, with
out reserve large stock Of New and Fashionable Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Bonnets Boots, Brogn5 &c
which have just received, and now opening They
consist in part as follows:
Black French Cloth fine; Blue do; Brown do; E,ack
Doe skin Cashmere superiine assorted Vest Patterns IN
great variety; Black Silk good assortment; l1rgs
sortmen Of Ladies Dress Silks Printed Bereces gay ard
solid coors large stock of beauul French and Ameri-
can Lawns White Jeconet Cross bar Muslin window
Curtain Muslins; Swiss Musns &c sc; French Needle
worked Collars Chemi etts UnderSeeves &c 100 pieces
assorted Linen; % dozen Linen Cambria Handkerc1les
assorted; so pieces Bingham Handkerchies, assorted
qualities the largest and most beautiful stock Of French
English and American Prints bsve before oesed ;
Brown Linen Drill Brown and Straw colored Linens; ;
Bay Linens, Check Linens; 50 pieces Drill Ga snere
STYLES beautiful pattern Black Brown and Blue Caslme
rets real French Drap dEte WIDE 1000 Hosiery Ter
Ladies' Men, Boys and Children assorted qualities Geor
ga and South Carolina Stripes and Pads; LOUISIANA
Plaids and Cottonades; 5 bales Bed Ticking; Apron
Checks; Brown and Beached DTils Brown and BieacEed
Domestics; Toweng Diapers Table Cloths Spool Cot
ton Sewing Silk; Dress Trimmings; Buttons and
great variety of small articles.
CLOTHING.
White Linen Duck Coats extra trimmed; Fancy coiored
Coats extra trimmed; French bIaD lie Costs extra
trimmed French Casbmere Ceats extra trimmed: beau
tful Fancy Silk Vests Black Satin Vests, beautiful Fancy
Satin Vests Black Alpaca Vests; Bingham Coats, Brown
Linen Coats Black Alpaca Coats " he Marsees Vests;
500 pairs asserted Pants
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND BROGANS.
20 cases Fine Calf Boots cases Chidrens Shoes; 10
cases Bows Calf Boots 10 Misses Kid aud Morocco
Boots; 80 cases Ladies hid Boots; 10 ladies' Mo-
Boots; so dozen Leghorn and Palm leaf Hats 20
Hats consisting OF fashionable SILK Hats. Soil,
White and Black Fur Hats.
All the above Goods have been bought SINCE the st day
Of March, expressly for the Nashville trade We respect
fully request city and country Merchants attend this sale
Goods will be offered freely and lots to suit merchants
apq7 20 '''' TRABUE LUCUs.
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LAS CASAS
Memoirs Of Napoleon.

w. L. BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERsA-
TONS OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY the corxr
De Las CAsAs With Portraits and other illustrations.
new edition in 4 vols.
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w me distance between Baltimore and Cincin-
nat, sal miles, is now accomplished in twepty.six
hours.