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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
The Opening of the Campaign.


We lay before the readers of the Par
RIOT this morning, couple of letters from
camden touching the debate there Monday
between the candidates for Governor.
Inc letters are from intelligent, reliable
gentlemen, one of whom has done the
otate good service in the Legislature.
Both of them are in the finest spirits-in
a most Jubilant humor. They are well
'a'lSneo, as were their party friends, with
Inc days work they witnessed, and regard
IL as suspicious of the success of our gal
iant champion. We are not surprised.
we have felt that BOB HArroN was a
thorough match for Gen. HARRIS, and
that, Immediately upon the opening of the
discussions between them the fact would
De made manifest to the qualification of
our friends to whom he was a stranger
Furthermore, they will discover that the
young Cedar Sm0g" will not permit his
competitor to choose either the ground on
which the battle is to be fought, or the
weapons to be used. He is determined to go
before the people upon the proper issues,
and will have verdict upon them. He will
discharge his whole duty to the opposition
to the sham Democracy, and discharge it
well. Let the Americans and Whfgs-the
great-heaFted and honest-hearted masses
arouse themselves, and sustain him as he
deserves to be sustained, and they need
have no fear of the result.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
The Canvass for Governor Hatton
Leads.

The Canvass for Governor Hatton
Leads.
CAMDEN, May 25, 1857.
EDITORS OF THR PATRIOT The Gubernato-
rial Candidates opened the contest at this place
to-day, and know that Col. Hatton's friends
in your portion of the State will be rejoiced to
hear that be achieved perfect "Rough and
Ready " victory. l DO not say this assure
you in the usual spirit of political Boosting and
bragadociO, but am able to give you my word
of honor upon the assertion. So complete an
overthrow and demolition, never saw in all
the history of political discussion, as that
which befel Gen. Harris to-day; and to makei
doubly notifying, it was at home among his
friends and old acquaintance. The victory
was plain, decisive, overwhelming. Hstton's
friends were delighted, exultant, jubilant.
They were phrenzied with delight, and shout
ed and roared until the house shook as if it
would fall and the democracy had nearly all
left the room, in order, perhaps, to escape the
crash Of the fall, but more probably to hide
their modification and chagrin for these feel
ings were plainly depicted upon the counte-
nances of all of them; many of them acknow-
edged that Gen. Harris was badly matched in
the fight. am certain that not one of them
claimed victory or even a drawn battle for
the General. As for him, the defeat nearly
crushed him. He was the most detected man
ever saw. You may rely upon Mis, and tell
our friends to go to ,OOrk in earnest. We have
a leader now who is worthy Of our support,
and while he is out at the wars enduring hard
ships and making sacrifices for us, we must do
our duty, rally around and sustain him, and
we can carry him in triumph through the
fight. He looks in fine spirits, and his bearing
on this occasion was the very personifcation
of gallantry and nobeness. Yours truly,
A HAPPY FELLOW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

1t viii be seen by reference to the dis
patch from New Orleans, 10 be found under
the telegraph head. that Gen. WLKER.
having cApItulated to Capt. Davis. Of the
U. S. ship of war ST. Aary's, has. together
with his stah, arrived at New Orleans.
So, for the present, ends the contest in
Nicaragua. Now, for q pull between
John Ball and Brother Jonathan for the
control Of tie transit route.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

INTERESTING FROM THE RUsso-CHISEsE From
TIER.-The Union publishes an interesting letter
from Mr.. McColIins, written at Irkontsk, ia Russia
Tartary, on the 4th of March last This gentle
man was appointed last year Consul of the United
States at TIE AMOR river, and is now on his way
TO his post. he went by the way of Moscow,
where be was present at the coronation of the
Emperor in August last, and there met the Gov
ernor OF the province 10 which his consulate lies.
The Governor offered him a conveyance to the
shores OF the Pacific in bis suite, be was about
returning home. Mr.. McCollins accepted the Of
fer and was posted across Siberia TO IrkoDtsk, on
the shore of Lake Barka where they were
obliged TO winter. He took advantage of this de.
lay to visit the Russian trading town. Kiachta,
through which the vast overland trade of Russia
With China is conducted.
lie describes this city being In fact two towns,
one Russian and one Chinese, separated by broad
open space between them. The trade is carried on
by barter, and here the Chinese duty is collected
A large quantity of teas and silks are, however,
emnegled across the frontier farther west. AT
Kiachta the trade is conducted with great secrecy
as TO details, each mencbant keeping the secrets
of bis business to himself they being family heir
looms, and such descend from father to SON.
Mr.. McColliDs adds that the country IN that vicni
~ is-very quiet aud peacefully disposed, and the
Chinese merchants gave very little importance to
Tue stories ABOUT intestine unculLles 10 The central
provinces or the attacks OF outside barbarians in
the South. At Pekin everything was reported to
be exceedingly quiet.
At Kiachta large dinner was given 10 the Con-
sui at which the officials ard a lsrge number of
the Russians and Chinese merchants assisted. Mr.
McColins made a speech, in which he explained
to them the advantages Of the new route Of trade
through the Amoor river which he hoped TO open
20 them, by which they would get their western
goods much cheaper than by the present laborious
nd costly process Of land carriages across Siberia,
which took from four TO twelve months according
TO the season. This suggestion was well received
by both parties. The Emperor Of Russia, the
Emperor OF China, and the President of the United
States were each toasted and loudly cheered.
MIR. McCoHins will proceed TO the banks Of the
AInOor by land, and then take water conveyance
down that stream to its mouth. He states that ad-
vices have been received at Irkontsk that vessels
drawing fourteen feet Of water have entered the
Amoor iver through channel which had before
been considered accessible only TO vessels
of very shallow draught. During the entire
journey be has been received and treated in the
mast cordial manner by the Russian officials, and
speaks 10 high terms Of their good will 10 him as
an American, aud to Americans generally. They
seem 70 be quite well informed as to our affairs
and-6ur increase a nation.-N y. Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

TAG TKHuANrEFKo ROUTE-Emile Lasere, Pr
ddsnt OF the Tehuantepec Company, has addressed
the public upon the present condition OF tue enter-
prise which he says is 10 be made Immediately
Available for trifie and travel. The read IL 20 be
thoroughly opened on the Ii OF October. Tue
road l. 20 be completely stocked with stages,
wagons &c and steamers are 10 be employed az
zach eod. Contratts are 20 be consummated a.
an early day ioF tie Transmission OF the Pseihc
msis across the Istbmus. The advantages al this
route are urged upon the people OF New Orleans
a. exclusively Southern, exclusively within Amer.
iean waters. spd shortening BY 90 decided period
the travel TO our Pacific possessions ss 70 have
been Impressed Thoroughly on the people OF New
Orleans, and are, moreover, % familiar 70 every
one 10 the community that q would Dc sup ,fnooas
10 reear 10 the subject 10 b. appeal % ne
people OF Aew Orleans 20 aid 10 raising me slVo,-
900 yea wauted, Mr. LAsere says the hrst
frava which over this road ulil be the eig'
pal for general rush Of tFafhc 20 the route which
affords saving OF fully one week in the voyage 70
San Francisco
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

SAVINGS or MARriE LUTHER. taking
up a caterpler, said: "'Fis emblem Of the devil
10 its crawling walk aud bears his coOrs nts shin
ing hue"
Luther was one day being shaved aud having his
hair cut In the presence Of Jonas when he said 10
the latter '0rginal sin Is IN like the beard. We
are shaved to-day, and look clean, aud have
smooth chin; Tomorrow our beard has grown agaiH,
nor does il cease growing whilst We remain on earth.
In like manner. original sin cannot be ezurpAtei
from Us; il springs up IN long exist.
Nevertheless We are bound resist 10 the utmost
OF our strength and 10 Gus it down uncsasin sly.
When am assailed with heavy tribaations lrush
out among my pigs, rather than remain alone by
myself The human heart Is like mill stone In a
mill when you put wheat under tt, Il turns and
grinds and bruises the wheat 10 hoar. II you pat
no wheat in, il sin grnds on; bus then tis Itself II
griDds aud wears awAy."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

t4T- Mr.. Andrew Ewing who was nominated BY
the Democracy Of the sth Congressional District TOR
Congress, declines the nomination. Had ne been
hs ckoics o. the Dssocyate party and ths Ho'aiHfs
Of As 6oapsHtioa for GoVERNoE u Soaid not hare
been ''wHoLLT Impossible for hia TO is0ps hoaas
When the Democracy need Mr.. kSings services
again hey Uiil kiAim SAOs.--BroEHsuil!s Journal,
My 20.
So speaks one Of the johnson organs
Ii is but a repetition Of what has been ut
tered by johnson men in the streets Of
Nashville. If Ewing eau be slaughtered
by them they will do it. Bat can they do
III We shall see.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

THE BURDELL ESTATE. -htereStipg Develop
uleats.-0n Thursday, Mrs. Cuuuingham's counsel
in the ease Of the Burdel estate, served with
a notice. that motion would be made in behalf Of
she relatives of DR.. Burdell to take out q commits
ton 10 examine witness named Whitehead @.
Hyde, now residing 10 California Mr.. Edwards,
In his affidavit sets forth the facts which he expects
TO prove By Mr. Hyde, viz: That Mr. HYDE has
been engaged since 1885, to be married to Mrs.
Cunningham, and that she had kept up cores
pondence with him, favorable 70 that end, up to
the l0h Of December last, some six weeks after
the date Of the alleged marriage. MIR. Edwards
swesrs that his information is dervedfrom the per-
sonal friends Of Mr. Hyde. All these statements,
We are Informed, are denied by Mrs. Cunningham.
Her counsel seems confident that the motion will
not prevail and express the hope that the case will
60 GA before the Surrogate as usual and be finish
Cd without delay. letter, we are told has been
received from party not directly connected with
the litigation now pending. in which il is alleged
that DR.. Burdel married toe person two years
before aud who is still living. We give the state
ment as one of the many rumors connected with
this extraordinary case.-N y. Tines.
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NOTICE.

THE 81 cKhoaers In the Nashville Publishing and Print
ing Company, hereby notified that an instalment
Of twenty per OF the capital stock OF said Com
pany called for payable MOnday the " sh June next
70 the undersigned at his once in Nashville.
may2S-.d A. v. s. LINDsLEY, President.
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aYeserday, in the vicinity OF This city, In the 18th year
Of her age, SARAH wife Of the venerable bishop JOSHUA
SOUS, Of the Methodist Episcoi al Church south.
Funeral services this morning al II O'Clock at MeKen
dree Church. Rev. DR.. fummers viii oafeiAte.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
SSSSS anu olanager JUL "a VIC
Treasurer J. H. HARPER.

FOURTH MIGHT Of the distinguished Comedienns and
Vocalist, MISS MARION MCCARTHY.
THURSDAY EVEsING, MAY 26th, viii be acted the
operative IA entitled LOAN OF LOVER. Overture
oy the Orchesra. To be succeeded with the operate
traVaganza called JENNY LIND To clude with the
iaughsble farce called Mr. 4 MRS. PETER WHITE.
o-mOrrow, Frioay, Beneh of MISS MARION MABAR'
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Death of Senator ButIer.

Judge Butler, one of the Senators
from South Carolina, died on the night of
the 25th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28

HAVE new arrival OF Negroes hand, amongs
them excellent blacksmith, his wife and eald, that
NAYS REFs w. PORTER.
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SUMMER READING!

SUMMER REAUING.
NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKs-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKErCHEs-Ma-
eanay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacons Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
TIE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UM8AGOG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE or IrALY-by Ruaini.
Oracle AMBER-by @. W. Dennison.
IsABELs-The Young Wife and the Ola Love.
LEONI DI MONoTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just receiv ed by
NAV &c GAR CHARLES W. SMITH.
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VITEare authorized 10 sell the following lands on liberal
w terms; so on Brown's Crees, ~ miles irom
n. Hamphrevs, Gov A. Y.Ercsp, George Allen and Felix
X. sns. The late reside nee a r. Ursula Rams soii
sxeelent;s or 4neFer's sp'it 81 eooa NO
story Brick e!iag, SitA or roans md may cut
houses We wa se the eaur nset OF divide 10 SAT par
eaAserA
OOs ACRES lying on the east side Of the NoensTIe
sOO4 THfn3e nj out les VeFy wel, apoat 10 arres
timber, balance eerei soil Of the Fsry best qsay cot
tags euiaiB part Of the Ridley lracN noS ostea - y
corbitt, aelaeeas Caps. joiner, - whtasst, and
others.
ALSO,
30 ACRFs en- the east side Of the NolensvIe Turn.
I'd pike, tbs oofpoi al on; Sthe Goodwin er
Mennee place fronts on ii Crees Valley iuTniie,
hes very sell soil good nunbsr q Tut trees; good
sprihg large frans Dseng Sith oss roona. Aad ~
neeetsaEy clubhouse.
ALSO,
40 ACRES. % sosh ..a.s q ne Marble cAs.,a.
rs station Wust q LavsFgne g. arrs choics imber, 81
cleared nes leveE scod so foea sats gosd TO toFy
Frame Dseling. with roos, st.biss, kiehes, smoke
house. and al ether nseeeary ssesns
me wslnls Aboat yard fon he depot statian,
~ yards AsIth Of tbs railroad oNesPst - present.
= - ALSO,
A BOUf 80 Acres en- beiA sidss q Big Hsrp<th river
n Is aids Wesl u N4shy Ne, AID u'ss kasfof krg
so-sss nsar ~ sss.sr d sal ASIA 10 lsros Islsar
Cd bai@Eee coed her. tel 80 a o. nessF i4tng
sprngs seed OFehArd; nsaEhsshcd ssfy Eeed cssiAte
0ad AZ; the iats sessssnze q Cso. p. y oedsAs ee
Also,
KY AcREs ca he Iibsru Rod. oas ns east a Ne
4U lesnef Erznkiin. u uNlislas3n eeantys \ mHe
k4ss II ne rean 18lsasd. ~ scFts esasd, al
ss.y 80 asss :. 50. ssss Dss.'s -
ssosss aiohsn sassks- honss. tc s isss tessnse 81
Ms waa.sH Al ea nsss ssSs,,at y -: SPPy
MAJ =. 1851.
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Royal Havana Lottery

VHE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government, I'M
der the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba will
take place at Havana, on
Tuesday, June 10th, 1857
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CHANCERY Sale.

CHAN Gerry SALE.
Nichol Peacock Benz Stones and Benz Stones
and wife VS.. Nchol Peacock ct ais.
accordance with decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashyi le at its present (May) term IS Z in the above
causes wi On Saturday, 30h May, 81 the Court
YARD Gaie IN said city, expose for public sale, the high
est BIDDER NEGRO MAN, slave, named Simeon, for
cash Sale at IL O'Clock, precisely. c. D. BBIEN,
may2O-td Clerk Master
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MARRIED,
ID Il n Id i.

Yesterday, BY Esq Ferris, Mr.. HEsAr THoBoH to Mrs.
TExs IssKk WORK, both q this city.
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Notice to Contractors.


PROPOSALS are invited salem, Saturday, the nth
July next for the Grading. Masonry and Bridging OF
this road dverging from the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Dechsrd and running through Winchester and
Salem In Frankn couRty Tenn and from thence 20
Fayetteville in Lincoln county, distance Of about thirty
eight miles.
The road has been partly graded for about 90 milesfro
Deoherd-T sections having been finished and 10 partly
graded.
Bids viii be received for sections (of about
one ule each) Payments viii be four hs cash and one
9th In stOck-o be made the work progresses the stock
only 80 be reserved monthly estimates
There viii be some heavy work, in makirg the ascent
ron the crossing o. ELK River 70 the table lands known
the "Barrens" Very little rock WILDE encountered on
my portion Of the line.
The country through which the line Is carried Is healthy
ahounds in the requisite production for the usenAnee
OF nslapd stock.
Plans Prodes be examined, blank proposals aud
contracts accompanying specifications procured and
any other Information In relation TO the WORK can be OBJ
tanned application 20 Edwin Mead, Resident Engineer,
Fayetteville for ten days previous 10 the letting.
Satisfactory evidences OF ability 20 complete the work
hid for accompany the proposals., which may be sd
dressed TO
" X sTEyNSsoS President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. H. GEASr, Chief EnFi eer do DO.
EpwIs MHAD Resident do fayetteville, do.
or be handed In a salem on the day OF letting.
b. order q the Board. JAS. n. GRANT,
Nashville, May IA, iSoI-tliuiyi Chief engineer
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yrxuR ,vs.-.lssr isass. .ais dssssnl s.,.sssaa
- 49, snreuEhaats prQrdsd an aArelleat
49, - 49, ~ cceks and ssrraa,s and . 9t,srnln -
49, = +, . annrs siifante - hlzfe2 and E4FhI e
= sfr,nses NJ - opcaet e Ne fa11e - ne
-, a 5sas fyTes d 40 ssa mesa = ss,e 1919
- r....,tes- ,. MosaHA
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K. c. M'NAIRY & co,

K. G. M'NAIRY ~ CO,
NO So COLLEGE STREET
AVE deteTm ned in future to Keep up a full and ele
CANT stock he whole year that persons visit
ing the city have their Wants supplied all seasons
and they are now receiving their SECOND LARGE I'M
P0RrATI0N OF
summer Goods,
Bought in New York since the heavy decline in prices and
other ime In the history Of their business being able
sell many descriptions goods prices
paid for them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, We have elegant assortment Of
FloUnced-
SILKS, GRENADINES
TISSUES, BEREGEs,
ORGANIZES, JACONETs,
And all fabrics by the yard prices far below heir usual
value have also reduced the prices the old stock on
Dresses at small We invite particular
the red lcton in prices Of k Stock and unusually
large stock Of low priced Muslins Lawns, &c, &C.
summer ShawIs-In great variety, very pretty
and new, also few for mourning
Lace d Muslin NIantIes-an elegant Rssort-
ment also large lot at very low prices Lace Nantes at
from 81 up.
STAPLE GOODS.
DoMEsTTCs, TICKINGs
SHEETINGS, COTT0NADFS,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GI Nc I 1NIS .o,ns .c A.
Hosiery Of all kinds
Gloves, all Sizes STYLES and qualities.
OIL CLOTHS, SfRAW A4TTLNGS, CARPETTgG&
We receiving the largest brought to
this city, about 200 pieces, among which msy be found
cry thing from the st TO the elegant together
with printed Druggets, CTumb Cloths Rugs Mats, Stair
Linens, Rods &C. and all at the very lowss poss bic
prices.
May2I. R.C. McNAIRY 4 Co.
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VaIubIe Improved City Property
for Sale.
Privately or at Public vendme.

FTIFHIeIy or AT FuDIlC Vendues
AN now offering for sa lie privately until he ION So
day n june, ISL that valuable and desirable 80
two Story House Lot No. 1874 North Market S. hA-
lat nccup Ell and owned by Eli L. Wood) fro nng
81 feet inches and running back 156 feet. The Ho
contains six the main buiing, with large han
below and above, and two story porch in the The
out buildings consist OF Store Room, Servants Rooms
Kitchen, Smoke House, &C. all Of brick. The house il
buit superior style and finish, the walls beng Is
inches thick from the ground up, and has lately been
painted and repaired, and is in good order. This
property is suated in thriving portion OF the City and
for man Of business is superior 10 any yet offered, being
contiguous 70 the square This is opportunity TO
purchase hne residence and would ask eNamna'
ton the premises before the day Of sale,
nd mt We oteriGg bar gain The owner will give
possession Immediately des ed, pay Mt 10 the LIST
Of January at the OF $500, per
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit Of one, two and three
year,, 18th Interest from date, security required and
lien retained. II not sold privately, it will be offered TO
the highest bidder, the premises the above named
day. For particulars Call on
May 26-td +. R. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on the Nashville city Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
~ Communications addressed to DON RODRIGUEZ
(care Of City Post, Charleston So. Ca until June 18th,
will be attended to. Imay2S-td
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ron RENT.

OWNERS WANTED for 2 boxes containing
" Piano, ke marcel Mrs Ellis Hampton, NASHVILLE Tor
IS 4 ape Brandy marked g. Nkshvie for bales Dry
mas9l WI GORDON co.
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FIRE BRICK.
% O00 FIRE BaiCK on HAND AND FOR SALE
may2s D. D. DTCKEY.
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SUNDRIES.

STONE WARE.
e 000 GALS Stone WARE, ASSORTED, ON HAND
OsOOO and for sale by
msy2S y. D. DICKEY.
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pxckLED sAs41RoN, isss resolves =, !, g
esslI ANAsAfN.
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h0( AGS Michigan Potatoes 10 arrive by steamer
COO Princess the finest that have been in market this
season, and sill be IOld low IN lots.
Nashville, May 90 1851. SMITH, LOVE co.
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Lsat Wan. D. 5. Aas1ia. Unissd States Navy,
has resigned.
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CUGAR.-ils hhds eommOn, iAlr, prime and choice
- Louisiana Sugar,
I00 bbiscrushed sugar,
l13 hhls loaf sursr;
so bbls caTidea sugar,
50 boxes vhite Havana Sugar. In store and for
sale By may1l ". IA. 6OkDON W.
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Capital prize 100000 Dolls.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40;
Quarters SIS,

approximation 800 O0O of 5000 EACH OF to
10000 Of 400 70 9OOO 70 900 of 400 to 600
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CycALESg SCALES ~ ScALEsIi! IA IAN
- sea q FAkbanks esebrated Scales Dcruani fAs.
ARA GrocsFs, Coantsr Aad Beams Also Hay and SeAA
scalss, h ssofs, ,or EAls a. lAciory prices, -
w. a. GORDON 90.
sois Agents for Middle reaasssse-
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The democracy paDderinE TO Freesoii-
isEns I'm the disposition Of the Pupiic
Lands.