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The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
} o'clock, ?. M.
Convention assembled.

 Convention assembled. 1 R. II. Johnson presented a letter from the delegates appointed from Jackson county, re- questing him to act as proxy, and to cast the vote of the county for E. \. Conway for Go- vernon; also, letter from the delegates ap- pointed from St. Francis county, to the same effect. The letters were received
 s. M. Scott offered the following resolutions Resoiued, That committee of five be ap- pointed to wait upon his excellency, E. N. CoN- WAY, and inform him of his nomination. The resolution was adopted, and the presi. dent appointed s. NJ. Scott R. H. Johnson, J. P. Johnson, J. M Brown and c. A. Carroll said committee.
 P. T. Crutchfeld, from Pulaski, offered the following resoution
 tion appoint an executive coInmittes of eleven whose duty it shall be to superintend the ap- preaching canvass and do all things they may deem proper to promote the democratic cause; that said committee, or a majority of them, shall have power to fill all vacancies that may occur, by esignaton or otherwise of the no. iuihees oi thio Coh'eHClOn ana that said com mttee, or majority of them, shall have power to tx the time and place for the holding the next democratic state convention.
 The resolution was adopted, and the pres dent appointed P. T. Crdtch6eld, Gen. R. M. Gaines, John S. Houston, DcRosey Carroll. w. H. Feild, jr., s. B. Jones, J. H. Hobbs, J. M Killgore, Arthur Thompson, John Quillin, Dr. s. J. Stallings said commttee
 Mir. Burrow, chairman of the committee on platform, made the following report:
 l. Resolued, That we reafirm the principles of the democratic platform, adopted at Bati- more in 1852.
 2. Resolved, That the true friends of the Union of these States are those who defend their equality, faithfully execute all the stpu- lstions of the constitution, and oppose in senti-
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

OT On Saturday night and last nigh. our citizens were entertained by the phantasmago- ria exhibitions of Scripture scenes scenes in Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, astronomical views, etc. The entertainment was better than we had anticipated it would be, and seem- ed tosive general satisfaction.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

TRIBUTE TO PRINTERs-The Chaplain of the New Hampshire Penitentiary, in reviewing the events of his life since his connection with that institution, pays the following compliment to journeymen printers:
 "I have the happiness to number among my friends many printers, but though it may seem to imply either lack of ability on the part of the minister or the want of the qualities that are necessary in order to appreciate good preach ing on the other part will reveal the fact that have never succeeded we'll with that class - For the nine long years, and with all the in ducements offered, not one of that trade has connected himself with my congregation--and do not think man could be found of all who ever tenanted our prison, who could sci up column of type. 1 leave the reader to make hls own comments, only remarking, that this cannot be accidental, nor can the eynlana. ton be that the employment keeps them iypo. rant of prevailing vices and immoralties. no, yet that young printers are removed from the large masses where corruptions engender and spread. In all these respects this class are much exposed. It is evident, we think. that the employment has an elevating tendency, and is favorable to intellectual and moral improve. ment"
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
Nessra JOHNSON & YERKrs-

0r Messrs. Feild and Dolley advertise a very large assortment of goods to-day.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

eTAt the municipal election in Trenton, N. J., on the l4th inst, Joseph Wood, the de- mocratic candidate, was elected Mayor by 23O majority.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
AUGUST ELECTION, 1s5e.

T s-5y% We are autho ized tO announce Judge J.C. Murray. a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the 2d Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing August cleo tion.
 TB1RpJ JUDICIAL C1RcuIT.-We are authorized to nounce Hon. B. H. Neely. as candidate for re- election to the office of Judge of tue Sd Judicial Cir emit, of Arkansas. paid
 Yellrille, April lst 1856. Messrs. JOHNSON 6 YERKEs-
 Ton are hereby authorized to announce in your paper that am candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion county, the next August election; subject however to the decision of the democratic convention of said county.
 Yours respectfully, MARlON J. BROWN. .Sg- We are authorized to announce John Hugh Dillon. as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion county. subject to the decision of the de- mocratic convention of said county.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

DESIGNATION OF THE TOMB OE WAsHINGToN -Horace Greedy went down to Mount Vernon the other day.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

FOURTH BALLOT. Jas. Bruton, received Is uotes J. Williamson, 24 J. S. Houston, 37 Col Bassham offered the following resolu- ton, which was adopted:
 Resolved, That w. w. Floyd of Johnson county, is the choice of this convention for one of the electors for the State of Arkansas. and that we recommend him in that capacity to the state convention to be held in the city of Little Rock, on the first Monday in May next
 FIFTH BALLOT
 Jas. Bruton, received l7 uotes. Jno. Williamson, 25 Jno. S Houston, " 37 MT. Hills moved to adjourn, which motion was lost.
 SIXTH BALLOT
 Jas. Bruton, received 2 potes. Jno. Williamson, 14 John 5. Houston, " 36 W. B. Young |" John S Houston having received two. thirds of all the votes cast, was, by the president, de- clared to be the nominee for senator. for the counties of Johnson and Pope. On motion of w. NJ. Ruld. John & Hons ton was declarel to be the unanimous choice of this convention for senator.
 On motion of w. M Rudd it was Resolved, That the proceedings of this con- vention be transmitted to lhe True Democrat for publication, and that all other democratic papers in the State be requested to publish the same. Col. Bassham then offered the followino TO. solution, whi h was adoptcd:
 Resolued, That the thanks of this convention be tendercd to the presidents and secretaries Tor the satisfactory manner in which they have discharged their respective duties. On motion, the convention djnurned sine die.
 w. M. H. NEWTON, Prest
 RICHARD GRIFFIN, Y Pres't. J. s. POWERS, Sec'y.
 F. BARNARD, As't. Secy
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
J. H. HoBBs, ]
 5. NJ. SCoTr, { o00 yS'

falr Forest, Dreto Co, Ark, April 30. '56.
 Mir. EDIToR:-We had the most distsuctive storm here last night that have ever seen; my plantation is n runs this morning, fencing all blown down and broken and covered with the fallen timber, so that it looks like dissolution ir every direction that you can turn your eyes; l do not believe there is timber tree standing ii! d mile of this place, though the buildings were pot injured or any of the stock hurt
 Yours truly, J. M ARNETT.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

LECTURE ON TEMPERANCE.--On tonight st the Methodist Church, Rev. D. L. c. Me Kenzie will lecture on this subject. The pub- lie are invited to attend.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
GEORGE w. WILLIAM MS

Or ANDREW J. JENKINS, sheriff of Perry county,..w to state that he has withdrawn from the Know Nothing order.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
Democratic Presidential Electors:
 N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HAMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN MCCOY, of Randolph; J. ]. GREEN, of Crawford.
FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS N. CONW AY

Pulaski County Democratic Ticke, FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN. FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL.
 FOR SHERIFF,
 JOHN QUINDLE4. FOR COUNTY & PROBATE JUDGE, JARED c. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
 s. T. HUDSON
 FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
 $. H. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

Convention assembled pursuant to adjourn ment.
 On motion of E. A. Warren, the reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
 Mr. R. N. Gaines oterei the following reso- lution:
 Res6lUel, That the editor, of the True Dc mocrat, be, and they are hereby requested to publish the Know Nothing platform of June, 1855, 18th section, pretermitting" clause and all, with the February platform, in connection, both headed with the eagle, and 1000 copies furnished the members of this convention.
 Mir. Warren moved to amend by printing between the two platforms the resolutions of the Hartford convention, which amendment was accepted by MT. Gaines; and the resolution amended was then adopted.
 Mir. Redmond offered the following resolu- ton:
 Resolvel, That this convention elect two cleo. tors for the first and second congressional dis tricts of Arkansas.
 Mir. R. H. Johnson moved to amend the re- solution by substituting the following
 Resolved, That this convention now proceed to the election of two electors.
 The resolution as amended was then adopt- ed
 The president announced that nominations for electors were in order.
 MT. Moore nominated Mr. J. w. McCon- aughey, of White county
 R. H. Johnson nominated Col John Nc. Coy, of Randolph county.
 Mr. Tobey nominated Mir. C. Caldwell, of St. Francis county.
 Mr. Quilln nominated MT. w. w. Floyd, of Johnson county.
 Dr. Ssirman nominated Mr. J. J. Green, of Crawford county.
 There being no further nominations the convention proceed to vote upon the nomna- tions, when Mir. Mccoy received 23 votes; Mir. Green IS votes; Mr. Floyd 15 votes; MT. Me. Conaughey votes, and Mir. Caldwell 3 votes.
 The president announced that Messrs. Me- Coy and Green were elected electors for tho State, for President and Vice President If tho United States.
 On motion, these electors were declared e,ec. ted by exclamation.
 On motion of R. NJ. Gaines a committee If three was appointed to raise funds by volun- tary contributions to defray the expenses of this convention
 Messrs. Gaines, Quindley, and Redmond were appointed said committee.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-13
SECOND BALLOT.
THIRD BALLOT,
FOURTH BALLOT.

Col. Bassham withdrew the name of w. w. Flovd.
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(LTIDDERT Patsnt Schumacher sAiss, manSfactured By
w steArns harVen. New York Rrticie made
che unied statea haSing tsd 90 preserve their
In any are fu siock always IN store and F sale
nanuaesursss PFess ffsighs aaded b. thslr aEsnis,
w. Il. gnRnnN On
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
81 g
OPEN no THoMPsoNs STATION

ON and aer Wednesday, Decsnber ~ trains vii be-
" tween HAshvls aud ThOmPson's station, ~ OIous;
GOING SOI TH.
Leaves Nashville Al 90 4. NJ. and p NJ; arrives ss
Thompson's a. :. 90 A. ~, and IS Pm.
REFURNING-IeAves Thompson's At s45A NJ and
p M arrives at Nashville at10.2o A. and s-8n p "A.
On sunday Morning Trs in only IN be run, leaving
Nashville AZ A. d., and Thompson az A. ~
~ At Thoglpsons the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
Houah connect uiik the trains .tt -
Through Tickets for MEMPhiS WAYNFsBORO, JACK
SON TUsCUMBIA FLORENCE, PULASKI and C0LUM-
BA can be procured a. the General stage 0cs under The
vernndaa Hotel A. ANDERSON,
decia z. Eng and suDt.
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No shipments entitled 10 the above unless each and
syery package has the o the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n. 4 O. p. r. plainly marked upon L.
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TRUST SALE,


pursaance q Deed o. Trust 10 execute 81 1aAn
arkham and Isaac Tayor, Shch b res,sTed IN the Reg
efs Once a navldsen connty IN book No ~ pages $50
$50 and dated Janaary ss ise and ar ths Purposes
asrsin eo1taned ishkn % TIE l&t day Of Juas lisa az
Court house gate on ne Pubic sQuars, IN EAsAvie
proceed 10 ss % ths best bddsr cash. ret tisis
sna ntersat Shh NE said 6rahAn and conveyed
ssid deed Of trust AMI q The owng Described properly
VIA lot " rsunA h ths city q ksshts co1asncing
the Notheast coFner q e oi sod ~ d. O. l. sbofns
aad he o. MARI T. MkaFy deoeassa ~ aabrgt
Nils rsanuF thsDcs IN the dsrotnR Of the Lea nranfh 8
right angles song Criac street. tArtY eight iosf
a staka ihe " said at 81 Robert Mia And aino
other lots 81 grcnnd Parhased ~ NE tad ornhsm fsm
a hogsoA, ~ deed dated he hh q 5anr, 1894 lot
benE pan 81 e4 Ne 81 eniBf tuent I've l-st ney
49, AeNayt ants ea extsndng IN 1aPs t9saFs coiegs
ei oBung ofeea feet tnd alley and MGN ae neKf
eeew ne 10 nbeFs described and runnH hssk topArds
oplege srenk upoa tiza ol tFnt na@ee AeEs Stone
hrainH snd ether QeeRu ass1 nnd npsn
Che sso Lass namad hg CAnadA ouns ard olhsr sroges
naasa- 4okiN HUGH nhlIEH IFu1tnaF
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SOUTHERN ROuTE.
20 CO. sa - 81
RATEN REDTCEn.

- IL tAFDANEDs
IRON the 18th Instant IN fst Of June the rates o
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville yin
FIRST CLASS.
Books and atiOnery Boots and Eats Bottled Ii
camphine and Spirits TurpeutIus in casks and barrels:
China Glass and Glass ware, Cigars IN cases Clocks.
Confectionery, cutlery in bOSss and Dry Goods in
Drugs Fruit frees and shruhhery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, "At owners
oysters in cans and jars sAdd'ry, Tin Ware. Tea. and
Spices, . 100 bs. 81 90
~EC0ND GLASS.
Hardware. except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign liquors 10 barrels pipes, cordsge Tobacco In
boxes Carage Springs and txes Leather rolls and box
es Oils barrels casks Crockery and Queensware in
crates and casks Rice zne Whiting Piaserof Paris &e,
SPECEAI. RATES.
Boxes Furniture. Piano FOytes, Carriages bOxed, and
other light articles enumerated Aso Carboys q Acids
win be taken At actual weight but charged d uble LIST class
An articles enumerated charged at rates Of an
Fom LIST June LIST Of Dece nbsr they win be changed
follows.
;'el.s' as above per 1919 EOs,--,--..-.,--s e
Special rates f...........,... 20
Merchants shipping nom The Eastern cities win nnd this
cheapest well the expeitousToute Freights
New York and Phladephia Charleston and ssEan-
n n from to " per cubic foot according 70
class and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies 1t Charleston and savannah
discontinued Receiving and Forwarding Mer-
ehandse u viii be TO consgn TO Commission Aer
chants az those points
Shippers mas rely HpO1. strict adherence to the above
rates Il. l. ANDERSON, sup't
Isnll-u n. A Q. r. h.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the above unless each and
every package has the of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n. 4 o. r. r. plainly marked upon T.
H.LA-
YREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
I'M and amer this date the Articles enumerated below,
" via be through 10 Charleston and savannah Al the
prices afh1rd 20 each article:
Tobacco hhds., b 100 d.. .................. SEQ
Pork In bbs 3 100 .............e 90
nasging md Rome ~ 4
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cKLKsRArxD cpMHEzED RKARKR And NOW.
N. wuH wooDy IMPROVEMENT.

Flint aKan1 SILVER Medal
Hts De esa AeneE and Moses Al Ae Paris HoridN faF
94eltirtass ia11, aaAl4ef h 11hn NJ Nnnng,
ana ne MNAIae
Purchased ~ Prince Aapoleoni
HANE e. fsk1 snd A. sss a. aaars M.sAises. rs
FealEzd - frrnEss a. ihs kl4se R1iFs y So res
heH 11Hps4, ttNment, feW Ean.h1se et464ulI<<4 AS
tsey an1 a uaka AS Hlsk il % state &n4 aass
gifta universal bae Aeut H1is xsRn Hesis
tame al - e1 have berh asa Is ~ 8fl 10 5d4st
fSies tise del8e<sfl 10 NsaATAN
fan21sa I&kan - cNEAxAAA
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Female Complaints.

THAvE Just received for gratuitous dIstribuon pam
Il phlet entitled-'
"A Brief Examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine
Diseases;'
Together with exposition Of the principle and method OF
their treatment. By TEEoD0SE PONERor, 81. d., Utica,
New YORK
The attention Of Physicians and al others Interested IN
controlling these complaints Is respectfully directed 70 this
work, written by gentleman Of their profession. Dr..
Pomeroy Il veil known, onlV gentleman Of great
wealth hut also % the most learned Physicians and
Chemists the United Stass He Is The inventor Of MAJ.
snsLs UTxRxE CaTHnLicoS which has been proved by
perrnce Of every 20 Of these complaints
In fact all except those where mechsnei injury
hss destroyed the cooperative powers Of the and
this ~ ndsred a cure impossible.
Physicians Patients 18th admit that very lite benefit
be dervet from the ordinary mode Of treating this class
Of diseases The failure oeess om mistaken pathology;
and until tbs remedy sPpe 10 tie cause and not she e.
iecs 81 the disease Utrne Complaints win be ranks With
incurable Diseases though not intrinsiealy
The component parts o. this remedy have been submitted
Professor Of various Medical Coeges will further
make this any respectable Physician OF Nashville
rs ueighborhood II they have patients sIstsd 9th
these complaints thai they Feve bs the usual course
Of treatment, viii furnish any qiAnHy q Msrshas Ute
rine Catholeon thst be ecessary and shall nate
ehkrse 70, Il II does not, 10 every instance perfrm al
that \ proaised fSr q. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
uaya-ff
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WE have Jest rscssEeG on New sok asna lei sf Ne
Iseaf3s.
Als0-eeuaFs ana Oral Brssd and cAsppsns 4sazs
Woetea hoet, A.; patent and cammaa q lsfa Ens
uagN Eku4kAllR WakeoN.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
sMITHLAND, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE WEEE

THE Light Dranght Steamer MON. a qN -
i TICEIL0, g W CeUcH, Master, yOeEE&Az |
viii above Until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITS B0RO, and all intermediate laadngs. Orders en
with her agents for passage freight win meet with prompt
attention. II. H. HARRISON, t..
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, AsN.
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IRRGTI.AR

REGULAR
NASHVILLE AND CTKCTEMATI PACKET.
eEgFNFf-siX, - Ia u
PIX BAKxLEr. Master nlls1z lrzzz ll.zAll16
"leavc Skshrie every ether Tuesday ~ eQek, Z. A.
esntEae n uaded ring season- A. hANILfCA,
octs-sn AgsnI
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ECONOMY AND CONFORT.
DR. c. W CR0ZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at tbs Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 70 Clothes: also

Premium at tbs Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious TO Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited 70
Il make cOnsgnnents Of the Patent Canfphor Wash Mix
ture concluded to sell county rights in this
State will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put up distributed throughout this State Tex
cept in the counties where the rights he been disposed Of
and in the OF Alabama And that he may be enabled
eecuay TO make this arrangement, he poses to
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into LOO
shares Onefourth to be retained aud the
shares-wi be offered for sale. person RENTING ten
dollars will have one share the Patent fourteen
years from July H. 1884 and will be AZ the time in
vesting also FIVE dollars TO be used 10 the purchase OF the
ingredients advertising and the expenditure Of
TIE prep and distribute the Mixture Or sale
Consignmens will be made shareholders, (who may
quest H. and other persona. to the amount OF their
remittance Aud they will be allowed commission Of SO
per cent their saes and also their proportion OF the
profits az large
Annual exhibit OF sales vii be made and dividends Of the
PROFITS RENTED each shareholder No debts will be
tracted will the Company he responsible for any the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Of those who have purchsed patents tor counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rghs
for share prices they have paid. This exchanges viii
be made at the cost OF the Pztentee.
II s desirable 70 have At least active share
holders in each county in the States named Subscriptions
consgnment Of the Mixture viii he made very there
AFTER Certificates issued Shareholders who viii request
the Agency, II they desire H.
The undersigned viii Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors serve one year who viii have the
management until their successors shall he elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery ruscaieosa Hunts
vle TaI1dega and Tuscumba that will publish this twice
and other advertisements the Of dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address
O. W. CROZtER Patentee,
iaQs Knoxville. Tenn
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A. H. ROSCOE,

WHOLESALE ASH RETAIL BRAfn
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-sTUfFs,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C,
Corner OF BROAD and Market Sts,,
NASHVILLE TENN.
HAVE constantly hand alarge and well selected stScs
O! the above articles, Together with large AsoFtaent
.ney articssAl Of shieh ensFed for sale ths
accommodating terms.
Alum, 200 pounds
Arrow Rost, 100 pounds, Bermuda and florida:
Brimstore, h0o pounds, rehuzd;
Castor Cd, 500 gallons;
CopperAs, 20 barrels. Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels,
Gum canphoT, 100 pounds;
tndgs 800 pounds, fine 70 Common;
aAdder, 1909 pounds, hrtt quality
sapoT Cara. Soda, S.0oo pounds Prime;
Flour Sulphur, 800 poands.
An Of vhieh Il offered ., the lowest prioss.
IsE9s A. II. hoSCOE-
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUcAH
uARurT
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI q MASH
VILE PACKET
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

FTNHE new steamer HUMBOLDT a TTT -
1900 tons bUr.hen Capt. WM kzE->tazsea7
efa0sG, John .. Taylor Clerk. z11esEzkzsz5T zzzzz
This & finished AZ Cincinnati, and ready 10
take her place in the trade
The Humbods l. entirely boat Of the 6rst and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her bghI dranght drawing ony % inches wsteE w enable
her 70 With load shen Others only Light
We solicit for her a sh4re Of pub c patronage.
J0HssOS HORNE a GO I -.
oeta2-en JOHNSON, wEAyEK 4 O.. Ass""'
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FREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

I'M and amer this date the Articles enumerated below
" be through Charleston and savannah atths
prices amazed 20 each article:
Tobacco, hhds., b 100 Ds. ................. 500
Pork IN bols, o 100 Ds .--..-..sl ~
Bagging snd Rope, 100 rs 90
II. ANDERSON, Supr
IyT-n n. a c. Railroad.
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VESSEL q THOMPSON,
Wholesale & Retail COnfccfiOners,

L EyP aousian'iy On hsnd isEEs neat o. -.
IA Caniies cases. Nuis pres Tves. Peker, Cat ~
ssp~. ssriinas, branty tFuils, Pie fruifs fae AZ
PIE, OyarEss. Ape, feEa's Aad every thing q -
ne ind 1laAllF ssSt IN CenisciNnasies. BALE