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FALL 1856.

MO- l, Sweepstake for two year olds 1900 sntrzncs:
IN 80 forfeit single dash Ofa mile 10 be run on Tuesdzg
2sd September, 1885, Three more 70 make q rzn-jo
close lst August 1856. ~ b f1f3s,
No. 2Sweepstakes for three year olds $500 sntsncs
$50 forfeit mile heats three or to make run Be
run on Wednesday, Gath September, ls56-to esoss tas
18th August - - g -l'7--7.tl 8
No. S-JOcy Club, purse $780, mile heat 10 be ran On
Thursday, 25th September, 1856. -.
No 4-Jocky Club, purse $780, two mile heats te Be
on Friday, 26ih September ~ - =, -, l7F-s-
No 5-Jocky Clio b. purse $780, three mile heats 70 BE-
run on Saturday 27th September 1856 according 70 tbs
rules and regulations of the Nashville Jocy Club. Monsy
beng up in every instance 7. C. TRIMBLE Prss'k
.. H. MALONE, Sec'y. sla fjunsl7-gtd.
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SlQO RewardI

PANAWAf from the residence OF Msjor A b .
1O Montgomery, three miles from Nashville on -
Monday morning. the 2nd Of JuIe, in t. q negro IN
woman, named MARY, Of dark copper color and ~
between 20 aud 30 years of age rather over the medium
sz and OF hne appearance rather pleasant eountsuanee
front teeth very bad She raised in or near Bovine
Green hy and was brought TO this city and sold about
two months since BY James r. Jackson Of the neiRhbor
hood Of Bowling Green. she has free husband in Bow.
ling Green, and also several children belonging 10 rs
emen in or near Bowling Green and viii doubtless al.
tempt to get back there and from there to free Ssta
will give the above reward for her apprehension and
delivery TO me at my Office in Nashville. Tenn
June lit WILL L. BOYD In
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL

ROAD.
rTNHE "ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have mad az.
Il rsnge ments with the above Railroad for q Daily Ex
press Line and prepared 10 receive and forward
Freight Packages &c by Passenger Trains to Huntsville
Decatur, Tuscumbia and intermediate stations on the NJ
q G. and N. c. Railroads Small Packages at reduced
rates.
.4g Messengers leave Nashville daily at Z o'clock M
s Frsghts to be forwarded by Express will be called
for without extra charge. A. K. HOLT
apr9 Agent
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B E L L H O u S E

hNOANibLEs IENNESSEE'
WILLIAM MCTEER, PRoPRTEToR.
C1RNER STREET
~ -Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at d o'clock
4. N, for MontvGle Springs, (iune l5 If
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS
FNiE above named watering place will be in the best
possible state Of preparation and open for visitors on
the ltt Of June Any person paying bill Of $25 for lac
cOmm0daons at the Springs the ensuing season. and SUBJ
crbg sh. in the books Of the Buena Vista Springs
Company, shall be entitled t. receipt which shall be in
iu payment Of first instament the share of stock pro
yided 100 shares taken. Those who have alIeady
taken stock shall have the same privilege.
Buena Vista Springs, Logan county. May 10th 1856
mav27-1m. ID. JEFFRIES, Proprietor
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fOLEN from the subscriber the Penitentis-y On
- the night OF the 18th inst, 9 Roam MARE years
DID, 10 or 10 hands gh one fore foot and hind foot
White both fore hOOts split and knees Scared Sha IA
very valuable mare and N fine condition
ALsoZa BkOWN MAKE MULE, years old, about a.
hgh as ne Mare There are no marks recoeced except
small lump her left shoulder about the siza al a
marble che was recently purchased from W. r Eiston
and is also in fne order.
viii give $50 for the thief s25 for the Mare and sQs
for the Mule.
iune7-tf REn hTzv
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CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW ENTY-FIVE LIARS,
United States RsaiiLine
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON iSFEAM
SHIPS
Through in AZ to 53 uOufs.

SHLPS
Through in A to So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, NJ. Berry Commander
Marion, 1900 tons, W j. Foster, Commander
Jas. Adger, 1900 tons, 5. G. Turner Commander.
Southerner, 1000 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
clEe LEAVES Adger's WhsIves. every Wednss-
GT7fE4$ day and Saturday aftsr 'he arrival Of the
ErEa cars from the South West "at high
water"
These Steamships all built expressly for this
Line and for safety speed and comfort unvalled
the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and eour.
teous Commanders will insure Travellers by this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
OapinPsssage, ...'.'....... 80.
OtSeThRe paSsdge, %.
For freight or passage having elegant State hoom Ac-
cemmodations applyto
HENRY MUSHROOM
Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
feblS56-u Charleston .. @.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
10 subscribers at 50 90 per snnum in advance
The TRI.WEEKLY Is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at IS 90 per annum in AdFance; if not
paid inadvance, IS 90. fs
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. "a
Remtances of subscriptions may be made BY mail at cur
risk.
No paper viii be sent out of the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
E- We wish il distinctly understood that no paper win
be discontinued unt all arreages paid except the
option of the publishers.
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LLESI AhES OVER THE NASHVILLE
COURSE.
FOR OCTOBER, 1856.
I ssA

TUESDAY, Oct 1883. Sweepstakes for vs.r ald.
Il 800 subscription 500 forfeit. Two nnils hrSs--
nree or more 70 makea race; OelOse the ls day Of .lv
1896 $500, added BY the Clnb II two or mora tart
second kace--Sams Day-Sweepstakss for vsar ala.
500 entrance-S5O forfeit One mile heatSS a. rrc-s
to make race; 70 close 1st JULY
two mile heats. -
Second Race-Same Day-Sxeepstakes for 9 ye.r ola.
$lO0 entranee-S25 forfeit Mile out or more % sls
q race: TO close lst July
THURSDAY, Oct 20 Sweepstakes for ysar olds
S2eO entrance-s5O forfeit Two mile heats Three o-
more to make q race; to close LIST July. =
Second kace-Sweepsiakes for all ages 5000 sutrsuc,
$50 forfeit Mile beats. Tive OF more 10 make a rscsr
10 close 1st July. -
. FRIDAY, Oct 24-JOckeF Club Purse sSOO-hrss
Second Rlee-Swepstakes for all ages e2O0 entrance
$50 forfeit Two mile heats. Two or more 10 make :
race; to close LIST July
SATURDAY, 0ct 25.-Jocksy Club Purse SsOo-fsur
mile heats.
Second Roce-Sweeps.akesfo for uDtred year ods $500
entrance-$5o forfeit Three more to make race %
close LIST July
WI. PHILLIPS,
junel9-df I'D, .. 80. Pronr,,asz-
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
EBEN FULLER,

(Successor to Hamilton FuIler)
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToka
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts.,
Nashville Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro-
prietor feels determined to merit continuation ofthe same
in future.
have now on hand good assortment of ready made
work. consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco aud Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn.
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds of Repairing done,
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
t Banner, Whig Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements aug24
NEW GAS FIXTURES,
UST received very handsome lot Cf CHANDELIERS
q and other articles in line and if you ever intend
to have the Gas in your house. you cannst find more IA
vorable time, for selling cheaper than ever and
have the very best workmen employed and guarantee
do the very best work
all kndso of Fixtures from the large Six Light
Chandelier to the planest Pendant We have Chandeliers
thatc be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the lin of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
ChyndaerS and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises. ... o.,
GAS PIPE WORK of all kinds either for SrnAH Oh Gas
done with despatch, Apply TO T. Kendrck at the Office
of the Gas Light Company.
ulys &. L. DAVIS ACi
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WM. w KNOX,
3 ELL III A N c. E r
- AND 20
Ely FITTER

X FL L T Err,
Corner OF Broad and Cherry streets. Nashville Tenn.
janS'56--u
SALES AT AUCTION
NHE undersigned will attend the sale of Real Estate
i Personal Property Groceries, Dry Goods Stocks &c
Will attend and sell stocks of Nashville Building Loan
Association City Building and Loan Association and the
hechancs Building and Loan Association at all the sale
meetings of the respective Associations.
The long experience Of the uDdersgned'in the Auction
Business be trusts will be sufficient guarantee that all bust
ness entrusted to him will be promptly and satisfactorily
conducted.
apr27-H L. D. FARSSWORTHE
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PRIZES AMOUNTING To
"a, 600 DOLLARS!

will be distributed according 10 the following brlliap,
Sfhema
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! Il hIAEO i III HAIN UL1
5,03I Prizes.
$6O.OOO.

IUsUOV NuInUGIb OHIT
GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN
VESTMENT!
IMPROVEMENT ON THE APPROVED HAVANA
PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY A ACADEMY LOTTERY; /;
BIZ AUTHoRIrY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS o.
To be drawn JULY 18th, 1885, at Concert BALL. Macon
Ga under Sworn Superintendent Of Col Geo. NJ Logan
and Jas. A. Nisbet Esq.
This Lottery drawn the Plan of the Royal Lottery
of Havana Of Single Numbers; this has only 10000
Numbers and the Havana Lottery $4,000 Numbers-the
Havana 24s Przesthis 5OS Prizes Look to your inter-
est Now is the time.
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DRUGS.
JUST ARRIVED.

10 D0z. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW.
10 ERS just received by Express direct from the pro-
prietors. For sale at so cents per bottle
maya u j. g. BROWN, 48 College street.
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urrrISoDoy rHr, oTp IINEwacs

Al meeting Of the OH Line VIII ~ Of Petersburg held
the Court House SAsurda cvc'-r zoe III lsso
motion NJ L agh lson cansd ., u,e Chair ard
Jsuss NJ I,or '.an was sppointed Secrct,sv.
Ostu,otioa commiuce Of Ave IVES ay,Sutcl Nv the
Chair eousisiny orthe following rentlenen bring in
resolution fce the consideration OF the meeting
J. T. Robcrton John Kevan, T. ID. Watson, q. u.
Tsck, and John Davidson.
Tbs committee approving cordially OF the convention
which 10 N be held the City OF Richmond the 10th
July Tor the purpose of expressing the voice Of the Old
Line Wings Of la 1, interesting political contest
rheh i roiug tvr the next Presidential tenn, aud
not doubling the decon of that Convention will b. such
VIII b,com. 'hc veil patriotism OF the W. 4,
patty and tn peson wis they occupy in tho struggle
reported the following resolution;
Resolved, Thst-jelsgatcs be appointed 20 rcprescn,
the wings u Petersburg i'm the said Convention.
The blank in the above resolution filed with tho
following
J. r. Robertson, John Kevan. John Dawson, r. II.
Mann, q. n. Vcuable T. ID. Watson, q. O. Tuck,
VIM. Major Alex Donnan los. IA. Cooper, $. d. Watkins.
T. Browhlcy. Is. n. ChildNy, Oh. Kent Andr Kcvan,
Nm Panel, I. J. Clark, X. NJ Green, John Camp, q.
hamilton A. Buford, h. Il Osborne, G. II Davis, n.
Archer, las Rufiin
On motion the Chairman aud Secretary added to
the delegation -I.
II ordered that the proceedings OF this meeting
published in the Ipte!igc,,csr and Richmond Wing.
Jno W Syms, ESQ, being called upoa, arose and
addressed the meeting. His remarks received with
considerable sppsuse-on motion the meeting then
adjourned
HUGH NELSON, Gu sirnau
JANIS v DoSSAN, Secretary.
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Summer Retreats.

We had occasion, ftw DAYS since, to speak of the
various watering places o'atel the line of the
Viz inia and Tennessee t-Iroa1 In our adver.isinc
coluns vii he four 40, notices Of several of III,
oldc- and bette known summer resorts react ID
mainly 10y tue Virginia Central Railroad, and most
of which are within one DAVIS travel OF Richraond
and Interchangeable OH that road nov running
20 Milltoro'.
The rc! landscape and delightful scenery. that un.
fol- themselves at every appro.c from the low lands
20 the mountains particularly attractive Oh this
route The traveller has but little than seated
himself in he nj the metropolis err he is whirled
away Rni Gradually ascending, crosses the uEnIiani
Pi -d-1ou. ranges under tie shadows Of Monticello
and. jeic.o the mder rays Of the morning sun are
lost in midday ho., he is scaling the heights Of the
Blue Ridge at Rockhsh gap meanwhile, cd acry cast
ing his eyes ~ the valley, that Goshen land WHO'RE
the rewards Of the husbqndman are richly showcrsd.
and where he begins to feel the nyig,rating air ana
catch The lile-giying breeze.
Toe Ro kbridgo Alum, Bath Alum and Warm
Sprnss arc now in one days travel Of PETERSBURG
and R,5In,ond al the White sulphur, Old Sweet.
Red Sweet and Tot on the morning Of the Second
day. aud the Salt Sui hur the evening Of the second
day,lo most u which, the stage travel il triaing
and ~ short duration.
81 ofthe shove watering pieces have been long and
flVoral'y known. The propretors and managers are
gentlemen who UNDER t,nG veil their positions, which
Is w,N 'testcd by the thousands thai an"us'iy turn
thitherward.
We will mention also the Giles White Sulphur, on
the ban.s Of Now river and connected by stages
with the Montgomery White and Virginia and Ten
nogsee Railroad Their location is perhaps, ~ 70.
mantle as any other retreat in the STATE Situated
Immediately on the banks of that Wild and tu,bd
stresn, add in the immediate vicinity Of the ccicbra
Tel salt pond. ahOriing TO visitors al the pastimc,
ard spur T. of the anger and Of t., chase. ,.r know
ofJut few spots more 20 be soreh after by those il
aucsi u heath and rural sports
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RICHMOND MARKETS, June 2sd. ,s,s.

d,SvS RENEsrhe the past few day. ha. been
q decidedly character temperature bsleoveu
could nj have been much hotter consequently was not
prs to observe general iAnguor -essne.. the de
PaEnsn o. business The heaed term here a. elsewhere pro-
dacs ierli quite Incompatible commercial activity and
~ summer has Al last IN with
eiuie that the dun season July Of
the veshsr, It bad this a.srno
refreshing shower. With thu prospect Bacon -ug
add hsve again advanced. The
been s'ns for bOa six weeks and per.
the ladder" The prices sugar bid fair ~ rival
those Of 1886 BeAd'un' UNCHANGED. We ourrevw
~ Tess quotations represent trsoeale prsc>s In M
ing small Or.'srs, higher r.'fes hare % he paul.
Baoos We ave 70 report further advance bacon Holder.
u sqlt ., or Rams The market ar prices have "a
BsEw.E I'VE 2i1'5 ceus In Pbi.isiph. i. quo.
.Vs sfss s5 rec" s1g . S," e.
hFrTlHw, q.ots ioaniain for prime. Goshen
sss;: s%s.a e. s1 sSssss M.s %
scarce nss At iiDsS c,s 'O'' sperm
ooHs The narte vcr receipt, being ,n.d.
quate to the demand W. quote 6ftG5 quantities.
CosS MsiL a better request At eoa1o rs per bn.,el
Coi'sH,ws g quote RIO at i0is eta; LAguayra IiE6
SsyI-iias Yisg: w v. : Saos silIeis..
continue 20 qao,e At y cents In Phadpiae
sf. sg t,o 81 TGg r., Carolina ah .s over for s
Cs091 s,d Pp.ofp NJ so;s ,sr,Ies At tss MI % no
sos iaS.- M.sss1:l 40 =: f9 Il s ~ iD 81 ~
6H, ~ bS,i bill No 2 q mr. No. g. tu'cumJ SSH.
rLoeaThs oaly ran..con' q .heh appr.ed
&c. rsrs have no doubt been other i,l .al and
yey continue ss, .esH. ss'e So,"saaas
NO, s s9y, aoss a. he brand was asns Que and dos
sas !. ,sS EsIs d ny Flour ,isS ~. ~ D-D'
nent. 70 The North continued on rrsi sesc sns s.S n. b. w
es, n seeiri., viii "iei" upon DC here.
sS s g'94s ,p aSs S ssa S 's s1s q. shSa
.ae gu,on' script 81 Canal lat week $50 bits Cor the
Entnwe quote ,asns, bunch, bose. a. boss.. ss0gl
iism ia6 aS'. Z ~ zsn'e curspis seSOo Ai'soad., 3
t,sssss--ws bssr ofiiaui,ed .at. At asnsgH ~.
Gu.so-Ie,s has been more Inquiry 0T Pravan this SVet
gs,, S,gs ssg, ay seag 1eIs
SOLID o eea from n, siArf and SD 10 irc'a Sore No
ni.s.- Hide. dfy ~ ,,ssa ~ CAR s.lp. sls
I ~ ~ 100; AEGEAN hammered ti0O 70 los.
d,ss ~ ri. !. M "a. y liN; saarsanod in pa'
I Is.s-y w gag,e Pls o. ss.h .na time Bar Ta1No,
-Prcs have again sivasced ssserapey rss
" @ 1S's; &C. 90. 's s, ' z I s' Sa
g,e We quote Frsn at io sor' i'c; nrov sua i'tSoc
IWs-w qpose a, tes4<, according 10 quantity.
OAr1Ars y1f fai ats HSoe -.
Ss gsys oa 81 s sah h.h,
rates ~ gcai Nqr'ern .ul'h ~ planting; weqgos Sasi
ays-ws quote aoairany 500 LIe or nothing aolor
Hotter. ssting siss for "Msrshsn" nom
krosss.-we have TO report another advance In ssv Or
sans vh M an apvard tendency IN prices fur all GscpicHs
sss or ssnS q IT. "a. y s sas. ' sss s :, n
s.1 o. cass s = "ss's .ss. Of g'.y next
So, ss' Of H'ovH. p hinuse'ursd. At ~ No''Asn. 20
s,; 3rSs s;.s Z, c'S :. $500 i,sss.;:s sl
I@sri " cents whsEey nehd reetGa ssTNq5s, DIV
ros,eeris make, pr,.,ns no pev feature Receipt. a.
sNs o. but the entries Tor Inspection 40 SONS sssS a.
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NTLGggTlNo WOW N4snNGTov


Hsaffv ,Iy', juno ~, lSic.-G General Pefaiar .uiu
arrived ast cn..g having sent for boy le pt,..
dent lie hsi 40 tHrsiew vuh re Pfc.plrn' 70 Nv
Osders have brsp issued and be- will pioc. co., or carly
pO.t 10 kssss take charge Vt the United States TO-
dan 10 orders Imperative IN tact he O.. clothed
with fi p,~or put down al iusrfccton come from,
Wh,. qi-der may This policy has b, deemed ADV.
sable order take she Kinsas Ubroy of the bils
81 C0usrcs and 1--WE pcace and quiet ~ the country
The despatch governing Southern meotlg 70 o.
gsusc "cpIn ,al association b. calculated ~ Great
an .nonepus b. i0n. There h. Nv ucot.L e..
4 ,ufntuic-s hg suigcct NJ. Whir, NuHi ,tr.
g.ndcnan Vito lcrr his ~" pressing c %. isc.
~ tho knd few member. ~ COugros. uO acta,
~hs,yer bas bceu tsken in regard TO H. This kno~
be fur.
The specch OF NJ Burlingame 10 dag in the House !.
the Arnsf girch ~ excitement IL very upor
South cs,Sna snd Colonel Brooks, bot sif.ety pars
faeniu,. Mr. Bsrlilgame, ! understand Is 6ghtnI
MAJ and engaged thc second before leaving
houe. .t. .. ....
ON Hoadsg bosb houses 81 Gongrea siu b. occupie,
wIth te Psllaetto S.stc Judge Evans has che f1Or
ths sctat. iu reply 10 Wilson, aud Cooicl Kett ].
co. House. iu rrpiy 10 NJ. BurIngame.
Coioaa Richardssn icayes 10 fcs days 10 engage IL
BIZ ga'cnstor.l IN Ibnos lie vii rcsigr
his seat 10 congross
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NOTICE

The pubic arc hereby Informed that is au,ho-
rire 10 @ copies Of the whi the railroad derots. no
te or sny whcrc else, and make this announcement
to protect Subscribers agai At the unprrerled boy
and negroes Who believe, have been stealing their -
p-:s AND Offering them Tor sale Any gentleman and friend
who may witness violation of this rule OF the Office will
render aud the pubic service by making it known
to Ms and reward Of Is with be paid any person Who
mas convict any OF seth the Wing aer th.s cate
C.tizens sl,c wish sroScr,os 10 the Wing Ia
&c LEFT for thcia regularly, ~ cali the office and lee
vios their nsrc's p,isors dcsrng single copies ms,
hhuw.se obtain ;hem AZ the Office.
J,.re 2Ist, 1885.
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HVVIh NIsfsN|''4Ni NU
JANIS " DoSSAN, Secretary.

At meeting oi the Ole Lane Wings OF f;oochsrd held
Jue 18th, that being DIV, DR.. Ga W Ha' !.
called the chair \. r. Kesn appointed sec.Nlary
The object of the neepng ha ing been explained by
chair, the ollown; revolutions were adopted
Gsso'red Thai this meeting cordially approve the c.
ct Of the Wing Convention proposed "a DC held n Rich
nooi july 10TH and hat the chairman appoint delegat
rOn this coun'y TO sail >onvearop whcreupon the fol
loving gentlemen named bv 'he chair James Logan
%. T. MCnel Chas NAei,, VIM. L. Wei-,gc-, RJbt
Skipwh, TsiletoH F. RI ming Dr. r. Worj, VIM 4
StaraI Thos. Boiling A VI. JobSOn, Jno. y. Hobson
B. Ferguson, aud DIR. Jno. Morris.
Resolved furthermore II any other Old Line Wing
from tbs county be in Richmond the time OF holding
said convention. they r-que tel ~ act delegates
Resolved That the Chairman anu Secretary be added O.
tic delegation, and that the Wig be requested pub
liSh these PIT seedlings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
q. w. HARRIS, Chairman.
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nj. .,h,.., t,...... a. - a.
-. s.'ve~S ~ seens w oe the ocagu. or Al isaa pro
minent cart " o yesgn 81 The book Qniet the
1lncss oi D. q maple North "a Sputl..cl IN ~. ~u
-. =. - -
[, = -"~ 's"''S "ao'8 He"fNs, On TINS $40
~ IN ~ IN III Mf
prou,irent a : non a. No. 49,. -, - -. Xs
49, 80 ~ -, ."e'o sssv-'scN tns hcs nst
~" "o~ "s~ e'ef sns.eu> cnuofss~ AMI NcAfcuf1lxo
SHOWS hat We iutmAted In letter % be true 20
ducton of ,hi. .ub,rt inn, ri .t.s,..i-. IT,. -,
- '"'s sN.ySNs '"'" s'es. JeeNstotie<. ihat they
NAV DC preserved IRON scce>So" and "schsn," whieh
AZ u the design oil the bopk rcierrSd sim
c,r,ly prsy "A also thai ~ o,,x N. ,,....., 60,
.l.L A.. =. a ~ 49, ,'~
' ' N uS"' Wy we" us"o AZ excisao".
Nr. Robinson. Ia his Sftaid Iopk Slav.rv Ouc,
i;,, " .n5,,r-.t a, ~ n..,... \ - - -
-, x -. 1890, ~. IA NV a"u james
Hok't uhuettahc-, w appendix, 10 show
Tho Position and Testimony OF the General Assembly of
the Prr.bytrr.n Church NJ. S.hsI ~ T,,.. ~
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Presbyterian church, In 1888. Its General Assembly
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be Just anti-slAvc.y arct ~ Furnish hat
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uon you Messrs Edtors 10 triad sotty this
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Ae 10 say TIE icasb 40 orthoioN on this subject
selves thai Is your rst nisap aud contradiction of
the main drif OF your article of IN, All mar Tho. -
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The other horn IL tha: you say that our Assemble