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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-03


The late election in Virginia resulted in a more
complete and perfect democratic victory than ever
the uneonquerable democracy of that glorious old
State before achieved. The result is mainly in
teresting and important as showing that the people
are not to be deceived into the support of know
nothing men and measures by the revival of the old
issue Of distribution That issue fares worse even
than know -nOthngism itself. After the overwhelm-
ing route in Virginia. nobody viii be afraid of it else
where. We give few scattering returns as sam
pie of the whole:
CITY OF RIcHMoND.-FOr Congress, Caskie. dem
l456; Crane Ck.-n.) 1858. For Senator, August,
(dem) 1875; Robinson, (k-n) 1870. For the House
of Delegates, three democrats elected by about 200
majority.
The South says:
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN RIcHMOND.-At last we
have the satisfaction announce a Democratic ri-
umph in this city-so long the stronghold Of the OPP
position. By decisive majority Richmond sends
an unbroken Democratic delegation to the next Leg
islature 1t is a result upon which we may con
graduate the Democratic party Of the State and the
Union. In political faith and principle the Capital
is in harmony with the dominant sentiment Of the
State Richmond is a worthy representative of Vir.
ginia.
WASHINGTON coUNTY.-For Congress, Hopkins
(dem.) 797; Martin, (k.-n.) 372. Two democrats
were elected to the Legislature.
NORFOLK COUNTY, PORTSMOUTH, May 28th.-ThC
vote here to-day stood: Miilson 638. (No opposi
tom Tucker $40.
For House of Delegates: Young. dem. 632; Muir
daugh, KIN. l49; Tatem. dem. 62l; Herbert, KIN
142.
Young and Tatem certainly elected. Democrats
gain of two.
PETERsBURG.-The democratic ticket has ma
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DISTRIBUTION, AND THE ATTEMPT To GULL OLD
LINE WHIes.-The Memphis Bulletin, whose editor
claims still to be Wing, and nothing else, in no
ticing the recent discussion between the candidates
for Governor at that place. and expressing his inten-
ton to be hands off in this contest says:
"NOt to be misunderstood however, we have to
say, just here, that if the American candidate ex-
poets to catch the votes of Od-Line Wings by this
crude idea apportiOniDg of the Public Lands among
the States leaving them to dispose Of them, under
the delusion that they carrying out Old-Line
Wing Clay policy, he is very probably reckoning
without his host" When will politicians learn that
the true Wines of this country not to be carried
by names of things, rather than the substance of
things?"
The idea of any body being duped into the sup
port Of Know Nothingism but Know Nothings is a
great absurdity
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In the above schsm, formed By the ternary combustion Of
70 numbers, making 800 tickets and the drawing Of 20
ballots, there will be 40 prizes, having the
drawn numbers on 10; 1000, each having Of h5m
$1,000, each having only OF them on; and 3O56
tczeis, with neither Of the drawn numbers them, beng
blanks.
To determine the fare Of these prizes and blanks
bers, from to ~ inclusive, viii be seysraly placed
wheel the day Of drawinF and 20 drawn
random, and that ticket having combination lst
% and Sd drawn number, will be entitled capital
That ticket having on it the 4th slh and 9Th drawn
Tha having on it the 9Th, sh and 9th drawn
numbers, 10 10000
That ticket having on it the 10Th, 18th and l2lh
drawn numbers, 70 10000
And so on according to the above scheme.
And all other tickets (bsng l,00y) with three or the
drawn numbers on them, each 200
Those ll6 tickets having them the lst and ID, or
80 and 4th drawn numbers, each 60
Those ll6 ticke having them the 5th and 9th, or
7th and 5lh drawn numbers, each %
Those no tickets having them OH and 10Th,
lIth nd 18th drawn number, each &C
All other tickets (being lu,57) with two Of the
ssdrawn numbers on them eacn 80
Those IS, 90 tickets with elmer the lst, ID, 3d. 4th
5ih 6ih, IN, sth 9Th or 10Th drawn, 20
Those 1850 wita either the lith. I2th 18Th, l4.h
18th, l6h, 18th, I5lh, 18Th 2OJh 10
III FNO ticket which shall have drawn prize Of superior
denOminsu can be entitled n Iufori0r prize.
WhOlgs so; Halves So Quarters EiehLhs - 50.
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IrnGE Dunlap RE-NoNTNATED.

By dispatch from a friend in Memphis, we learn
that the Hon W. c. DUNLAP was again nominated
bv the Democratic convention which met on the LIST
inst, as a candidate for the Legislature in Shelby
county, and accepted the nomination The fact wil
be hailed with pleasure by the Democracy all over
the State,
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Not to weary our readers with details, we may add
that the victory is evidently entire and perfecs-a
foretaste of what must be the result in Tennessee
and all the other Southern States in which know
nothingism with its one dead issue and no live one,
shall dare resist the progress of the inyincible de-
uocracv-
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Havana Lottery.

'Ihs Glory q our House I7lH neDsr asPart."
"OUR STAR Is IN The ASCENDANT"
HaVan Plan No. g.
WE have merely 10 ca your attention the simplicity
w OF this Lottery, being composed Of single numbers,
and 70 you the evidence Of success Viz
the Of the Official report OF the amount Of Prizes
sold in the Louery the Ha Plan-ons Prize Of
10000 Quarter S5OOO One Half Of So 90 and - Fr
Of go each; in the aggregate amounting 70 The Haa
PrHcsy Of S4 SO, besides several smaller
prizes ranging from 500 % o. GOD
= again YOU give trial in the following;
GRAND CONSOLIDATED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
r. FRANCE s CO., MANAGERs.
EXTRA.CLASS 6,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1857.
Prizes amounting TO 18S,TOO dollars.
Prizes payable IN full lvittOW deduction
10000 Numbers 900 Prizes.
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1900 prizes, amounting go
Whole TickeJs $40; Halves S; Quarters g25O.
Prizes payable Ovty days after the drawing, 10 iu with
deduction IN this Lottery.
Please address all orders for Tickets 1 the above Magna
snt scheme, 70 T. II. HUBBARD & CO,
No. 80 Fayetts st, or Box No. 80, Baltimore, Nd.
ID T. H. Hubbard & Co. authorized gents to an
all orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries.
June 2-u K FRANCE & co.
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SMALL Pox IN JACKSON CoUETY.-A riend, writing
to us from New Columbus, Jackson county, Tenn,
under date of May 9th, says:
ssThe Small Pox is in this vicinity. Mr.. David
R. Buchanan and family are all down with it. One
death has occurred DR.. VIM. r. Kenner Of Gains
boro, who has been attending on Mr.. BuChanans
family has the Small POx."
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a COMFORIABLE two story House, near the corner OF
"A spruce and DsmumbFane streets, containing rooms
besides kchen ssrvant room, stables, &e, viii be rented
for The remainder Of the year me accommodating
tsrms--rent payable mOnihlF-
To a humane master FoanE negro woman, Who Is q
good COOK, washer and iTon8r vii be hired
Of The year part Of he iunlae nay b rsntsd pur
HsSSo-S - General sea-, 80 % Cherry -
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HEAVY Loss OF GoLD.-On the 18th instant Major
Dashiel, paymaster in the U. S. army and four men,
were upset in boat on Indian river, Fla, and came
near being drowned, but we're fortunately rescued.
Major D. had with him leather bag containing
about $4,000 in gold for the payment of the troops
on the Florida coast, which was lost. The Charles
ton Courier, from which we learn these facts, says
the bottom of the rveri quicksand, and the pro-
liability is the money will never be recovered.
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W have just received Boston, large los Of this
w popular article For cleansing windows, Mirrors, and
Glassasfe q 70 cheaper thah Uafa 10 10 the best article
for cleaning aud Furnishing Sold, silver, Copper,
Steel, Tin and all other metals. Lte % does great
deal, and IL s therefore very economical and as s introduce
is all that is neetOd bring daily ever
family that studies neatnezs and comfort We have concluded
retail at the Boston price, that all classes may be abe
to uss Ii daily.
ALSO,
Bristol Brick Dust for sharpeulnE Knives, ko.,
a useful and economical con rlVanca.
We have also the famous
Furniture Polish, for rsnoVHtug old Furniture
Carriages, Harness, &C.
Liquid Glue, In small bottles, Tor repairing furni-
ture, C.. &c.
AisOs 10000 Fire Brick, Of ne besl brands for.
sale low BY may 4-SMALKEAZIE g. WILSON.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
Twenty Drawn Ballots,

oslLng our Ps.tsaar asnssn % this exraordinary
ereSt 81 = 49, sseisy direct youf attention 70 ne
S1i,. oelS.} lea e 81 great e17siisrGli0n there
Sssl g ~ s9psSsqsassd humber or 20 Drawn BaOts
1s.5t L9..sIlei rarely exceed giving pre-
Pondeanee In favor OF the purchaser AZ Wen ss bs fact
we I9West Inree number ticket viii be entitled 70 500
~ other ana higher Prizes are IMMkNSE. and
ven Worhy OF an Investment for which We refer YOU 70 The
senee 81 loot We take pride ourselves that our sese-
ons orr patrons BY the Prizes have sent
men, ana We axe ms Opportunity thank them for ne
liberal support our exsrons have received at eF han
Hoping foe Continuance of their fsVoFu - tberars- -
do not fail 70 invest IN the
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THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. rs Public Square,

lAeaa olQr 70 JtllOuu 81
WE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English hsrinos, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DsLAinas b0mbaznes Cashmere Man
chester DeLanes Plaid, Red fellow and bite EanneE
al qualities. Also complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of al kinds 70 winch invite the attsn-
ton Of al UASH 5uysrs az We can give good bargains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-03

TNHURSTON BEKNAkD have removed 70 No. 10
Public Square, next door 70 CalhOuu's, where they
will be happy 10 show their customers hrg rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy CassiT srss Ysstngu GioVss
Hosiery CraTsts, handkerchief &C., &C.
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1E. M. & 4. %. Cheese.
7 UST rscsrved BY S B. Lebanon
q 100 n. NJ Cheese, FIRST class article
so boxes W r. Cheese on hand;
50 barrels Sweet Crab Cher;
50 do Champagne Cider;
100 doz Cans Fresh Oysters warranted to keep all
meT.
Persons wishing 90 celebrate the Fourth Of July be
cOmmodated with Fire WORKS and other necessary articles
for that great occasion, by J. G.. ROBERTSON,
june2. Broadway.
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THE PENNsTLvANIAS.-Wehe hear that leading DEM
Ocrats of Pennsylvania are now engaged in securing
a subscription to be used to secure the services of
Col. John W. Forney for the Pennsylvania for four
years, at a salary of $4,000 per annum
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NEW BOOKS.

THE LIFE OF CHARLOrrE BRONTE, autaor Of Jano
ByTe, &c By F. C. GaskeI 2y0ls., cl.
ADAM GRAEHE, OF MAssGRAY. A Novel BY 8Irs,
Ohphant, author OF Zsi1eo, &c. IvaI, Jamo.
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AUSTRALIA series o. letters b. Geo. r. Train with an
Introduction By Freeman Hunt. A. NJ. Ivol- t-mo.
LOVES OF PARIS. illustrated By Euse1o sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By Emmsrson Bennett Another sup
ply just rscsiEedby
may26 HAGAy & FRO
The Island Princess; A R0ma-esor the Old and
New World. II Mrs. s0ul1WOrth. he publication Of this
promising tale has began In The su Ledger Of May
Both. fall supply Of the numbers for sale anu su5scp-
tons received b. H4GAN g. BRO,
Nays. Union ald Market 80.
THE WAVERLA mAGIZ.NE-
This Is beautiful weekly nsWspaper-areIes an CON.
Plee in each number. Pries only IUcts For sale by
may26 HACAN & BRO.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857


1857.
Trough r. ates from New York and Phil
vita new York and PhiIadeIPhia
Steamship Lines. 30 continue with
out iHt 69 559@ lsf 5s 59ne to
First Glass, per 100 lbs, go
H is4:.. 5 j; j: H Is
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Carboys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, $50
FIRST CLASS
Piano FOnes, Books Stationery Boots 81 oes, Liquors,
Oils, &c, in b0ttes Camphue and Spirits TeTpentns in
barrels Carpetng China Glass and Gassware Cigars in
cesss Cocks Coneetionaes Cotton Cards DIV Goods in
boxes or bales, Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees Shrubbsry
Furs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates lat owners " Oysters cans and Jars Saddlery
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such specified third class Coffee
TOBACCO In boxes Leather in rolls and boxes oils in bsFes
and cssks CrOckery ahd QueensWare and casks,
kiee, Whiting, Plas er, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes ShoVes Spades, SAD Irons, Zinc and Tin in pigs,
Tin Plate Anvis Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes MaHna
and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing,
Carriage Springs and Axes Railroad Wheels and Axles
Chairs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL HATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture ana CeIT,sgss ooFea snd other
Chemicals, will be charged al double drst class
" Have every package plainly marked with Dame OF
cOHsnee, destination and depot Of delivery Attention %
this matter prevents delays and losses and nsuTes speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped via Savannah should consigned 20 gent
Of Central Raj road Savannah and packages marked
Agent G. X. R., Savannah, Ca
shipped via Charleston should be consigned 70 the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston, and PACK
age marked Agent 5. C. K. f. Charleston, 3. c.
The through above covers all expenses from New
York Nashville. No commission, drRgags OF ghGJags
charged either at Charleston Savannah
Shippers may rely uniform rates and prompt deVe-
res by lines OVer-ehaTges and damages By either
line will adjusted BY the agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road
In case Of missing goods, will take charge Of any
necessary their recovery and IL found
will pay the at the expiration Of 30 days a1er
ce gwen. notices Of lost goods NashUiits
toHs the Nashville and Chattanooga Road be ai
dressed TO r. anderson Sup't., NashBiHs.
Merchants when 10 New York will receive every ni0rma
ton and assistance shipping by applying the gent Of
the Charleston Line No g5 Broadway and the Savannah
Line, No, 10 Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may95-U Gen1 Agent.
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" BROWNSVILLE, May IS, 81.

% BROWNSVILLE, May Is, 81.
.FprroRs APPEAL-The discussion between the
candidates for Governor came off in our town to-
5ar. A large crowd was IN attendance, the speak
inc being out in the Court house yard, the Court
House being by no means sufficient to hold the
crowd. 1 have seen in many newspapers glowing
accounts of the eloquence OF Mr. Ha.ton the per-
sacf crushing manner in which he literally uses up
Harris Such accounts are One-sided, are all the
,audatorv notices Of the Know Nothing candidate
or Governor But as a candid and uupreIudIced
nan. do wish every man, woman and child in the
Stale could have heared the discussion on to-day.
.doassure YOU that our able and lnyInclble candI-
f1-s for Governor more than met the expectations
+ his friends: his argument was oyerpOwering, and
he effect upon the crowd telling. Twill not at
snut to give you detail Of the speeches. The
tapIe of Sir. Hattous speech was Distribution -
of the proceeds but the public lands themselves.
Ta7.rfs' argument was nausWerable upon this ques-
on as upon all other matters Of discussion between
,er. Suffice il TO say, that all we ask is that the
sopIe will not take for granted what they see IN
te Know Nothing papers; but that they wall one ana
I tDrn ont and hear the two candidates.
.sIt is fact that the Democrats to-day are exun-
n and the Know Nothngs discounted All is
-br in Harwood-an increase on Buchanan's ma
GU 1N 10! T."
rity.
e=7- General Shields has written to tie New
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Public Sale Of Land.
ONTHURsDAY, the llh Of June, on ne premises win
~ sell 10 the highest bidder lact 0f LAND containing
abOutdfty
The and lies on Mil Creek, between the Lebanon and
Murrees0oro Turnptkes turnpike, asj0iHGE tho
land OF Edward Irabus, and plrIOf tle land 81 late
K. p. Smith.
The tract s divided into three lots with each
TEEas OF Saul, and years, for notes well secured
payable in BANK aud lien retained.
9IT sale 70 commence az II O'Clock.
sANrL CROCKETT.
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'lHARRIs AND NATION AT MEMPHIS.

" The day was most unprOpIlous Tor the public
speaking which came off yesterday at . o'clock at
the Exchange Hall. The weather was peryersely
murky, heavy rain having fallen from 10 O'Clock
In The morning until ! p. If. Notwithstanding this
however there was a dense crowd in the Hall at .
o'clock the appointed hour, to hear and judge for
themselves Of the principles and abilities Of the two
candidates for Governor.
cool Hatton led off in a style which, we think,
must have satisfied his friends and supporters
that there is something wOtully lame, either in his
cause or himself to have evoked so weak and made
uuate effort to influence the voters Of Tennessee to
elect him Governor. His two points or issues were
the distribution of the public lands among the
States and alien suffrage. But we shall not at
tempt any report OF comment upon his arguments,
as we are prepared TO give fair and full report Of
the discussion.
81. Gen Harris came up to the stand with that quiet
consciousness Of an anticipated victory which as
gures an audience that he has bagged his game. His
speech was remarkable for close and torcIble logic,
sound doctrine and true eloquence. Every sentence
told uppn his listeners and awakened correspond
Ing sympathy from the mass Of the crowd.
q. We have only time and space now to say that
we claim more complete and Undisputed victory
in the debate than was ever before witnessed IN a
similar discussion in Tennessee, and we shall take
occasion in our next issue present such an abstract
Of the discussion as viii clearly illustrate the dlspa-
7,ity In the positions of the two candidates.
g We now claim certain majority for the Demo
cratic candidate of 10000 votes. Know NOthings
must themselves see that the contest is hopeless
one on their part.
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o=z- General Shields has written to I've New
n, committee. that so far as his observation may
relied upon, Col. Burnett, Of the New YORK Fegi-
Mt Is entitled to the valued relic Of Gen. jackson.
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Advanced IRON REFRIGERATION
WE have just received sample of the shove valuable
w cet which received the Premium all others at
the Chry stall Palace EXhbOnst the Fair Of Agricultural
and Mechanical AssOciatou-at the Fair OF the Mechanics
Institutes and at all Fairs where It has been exhibited
It supposed be the best article Of the kind now before
the public Those who feel interest in this sube
requested call and examine it. approved, will
ceige orders and furnish q small advance upon
the manufacturers price.
june3. MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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GRAND CONSOIlDATR


Glass H.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd URDAY JUNE a Issf
Il. FRANCE s. CO., Managers.
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EARLY WHEAT.-The editor of the East ldd.)
Star was shown beautiful sample of wheat last
week, grown by Henry Cook Tilghman, Esq, of
Miles River Neck which was entirely headed out
1t is the Japan wheat beautiful white wheat. The
variety was first sent to Mr. Tilghman, in a sealed
can, by Captain Buchanan, while the captain was
with Com. Perry's Japan expedition.
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MURDER OF PRATT, THE MORMON ELDER
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Pratt, the Mormon elder,
was killed on the 18th, near Van Buren,, Arkansas,
BY Hector Man, whose wife Pratt had seduced.
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THE CANDDATEs For GOvERNOR.

We have conversed with gentlemen of both par
ties who have heard the candidates at different
points, and from their representations can assure
our friends that the result Of the discussions is just
what they anticipated and just what they would
have 1t. Cen Harris is using the truth and facts,
which he has in his favor with telling effect, and IN
most successful and triumphant manner.
From the Memphis appeal we extract the follow
ing account Of the speaking in that city, and also at
Brownsville It will be seen that the appeal prOmi-
ses an abstract of the discussion in their next,
which we shall lay before our readers as soon as re-
ceiyed:
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WE have fun assortment OF straw and Leghorn hats fog
boys and children select supply Of Pa anna, CeyOu
and Epgish sutton hats for gentlemen As the s
I'D vanced, We shall sell them Low.
may3O WAKEFIELD & WALKER,
Fashionable HaLters, % Public square.
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STAR CANDLES, &C.
1O0 WHOLE Boxes werk q Co.'s Star Candles;
lUO 300 Half o.
600 or -
900 boxes Madison Starch,
100 " FUI's
1000 " Prescott & 10. No. I and Extra Soap,
In Store, and for sale by W. H. GORDON q co.
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$3.50 Przes amounting 2i2i0
We D0td adviss al to make an effort and bay Packsgs
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FOR SIIMMER WEAR-

IN the fashionable hat departm eut, Watsrded Walker
always take the lead. Their style Of MolsstB aud
light ventilated Beaver and Csssmers hats attained
popularity Unprecedented ia tho annals Of history fz
supply ready to-day.
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FINE FRENCH FELT HATS.

FIN = FRENCH FELT HATS
WAKEFIELD & WALKER have some new designs Of
thsss pleasant aud desirable hats light uforsbe uat
the thing for weather early selection shOuld be
made as they going on rapIdy.
n NJ . - -. I. 1
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N6EHS.
O000 KEGS Sh0eDberger's NaIls;-al sizes
EUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel 81
100 kegs FIN shiDg
100 Fencing
so d" 4, and in. Spikes. In store aud for sale By
may q. W. h. GORDON & co.
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The South says :

PErERsBURo.-The democratic ticket has ma
,rit,v in secb oosa. az folloyrs
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DI S SOL U TON,

lTNllE partnership hcrct "for.. existing between
i DRS. JORDAN ~ PItKEI"r. las h,rn
dissolved by, the untimcly death Of DIR. Z. G..
Pickett.
Tho undersigned Survivor will continue the
DRUG business ut The old stand of W arIIaw &
Lyon. lie has just returned from New York,
aud would say To to his friends and customers
that he has a large ard well assorted Stock Of
F3ESH DRUGS.
with other fancy articles, which he proposes to
sell at cash prices, and to Physicians particularly
OH very reasonable terms. lie has given his per
sonul attention in selecting his Stock, and nothing
but the very best articles of DRUGS have been
purchased. ID. 4. JORDAN.
October /, 81. 23 "
lJ- Press copy.