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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-06-11

We direct attention to .the Communication
ofour Correspondent China Grove" whose
suggestions we are very much disposed to ap.
proveend trust that they will elioita discussion.
in which we should not object to participating.
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Majors Election.

We direct the attention to the election for
Major of the Abbeville Squadron, on the 2dJu.
ly next; also to the other advertisements
which appear in our present issue.
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Senator Hammond on the War Question
The Washington Globe furnishes the follow:
ing report of the remarks delivered by Senator
Hammond, and which like everything which
emanates from him, show his stateslnanlike
syiews. He is disposed to regard difficulty
with England, as serious question. to be dis
cussed with calmncss and ,deliberation,,
and as calling for anything else. than tho in
.fiammatory spirit, which has characterized the
ate Proceedings of the Senate
We cannot bring ourselves to the belief that
there exists any real danger of q war with En-.
gland. Even ifthe Derby.Ministry were dis.
POSED TO withhold reparation, we do not be-
liovetllat they would be sustained by the Peo-
pie ofRpglsnd. Warts that game of Kings
whichth people arc too wise to play at" As
it,is the ministry have their hands full in 9TH
aer'qnarters'; and late dcsp patches from India
show, that Sir, Colin Campbell has yet to crush,
the Rebellion. Of Dude, which Lord Ellenbor-
Soughs despatch has made task;of increased
difficulty.
/, Mr.Hammoud. ] wish to say, Mr.. President
that differ With the honorable Senator from
Georgia. think there is much substance in
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations have ia.
Ken ilgb strong, clear, and true ground ;,sapd
that Hit intained earnestly and faithfully
by this Goyern,Hent and by the country, they
vail accomplish oil our PURPOSES 1t is not q
.small.thing;to resolve that we are determined
that England shall abandon the right of search.
sLtkink will probably bring Var. IhardIy
believe that England will abandon the ria6s
ofsssarch witi,ouka war.
am'not for making declaration of war by
.ihdlnention. Hitis;tlie intention of the senate
fits the will of tfiis country, whether wetars
prepared oHnot, to go into war, lei. US make
;saorIasi declaratioeEsf;war, Ills a; moi4
ateas ass matter: 1et it9sEhone With all proper
tusagAs, il we oh1itJhe gReoiafes, ofsstiis Ro:
;sIe1s, aud sapd NO messengers.for ex xplanation
as at leasf cast the bloody spear in due and
solemn ;forms Tam not Wiling toEbes. swept.
by thS very Frat wave Of ofpdblio-exeitethenti insI
:toso gFsat:a waF5 this.~still less sniI wihlna::
20 es smuggled into it BY an amendment to III.
sNst .Tao not tssyI am opposed to Il. We
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the most fagrant insults; and I re
.pset that y ths,sQuntry is prsparsdisto 90 IN.
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The Asheville Female COLLAGE

A friend has favored US with a number Of
the Ashev'ile Spectator, containing the following
Report, with regard to the late Annual Exam.
nation Of the above flourishing Institutions,
1t is we'll written and highly interesting; ex-'
hibi'ing AUST appreciation Of the proper objects
of an Education and discriminating review
Of the proficiency of the pupils in the various
departments:
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NOTICE.
VTTE have this day associated with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
w LEE and will continue business under the old style Of
Cooke Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY,
NAsHvILLE, June 1, ls5s.-je29
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The "LsitsT Bor' is . little paper Published Ct
Glen Haven, n. T., as the especial organ of the
'.Drsss Reform" movement The editor is ysung
woman, named Harriet n Austin. The lady indul.
gss in the following editorial in the Boz Of he 18th
Ults
"SOme persons who object to the Reform Dress,
ind grounds Of objection in the Bible. Thay say
woman have always worn long dresses, and nsiihsr
any Of the Prophets, nor Christ nor his Apostles,
said anything against lhs practice. II any argu-
could be drawn from thst book 70 justify woman
IN exposing her person Dress Reformers do, they
would yield the point vas satisfied al along that
the spirit II the letter Of the Bible was on cur
ride, and AN happy TO inform o6jsotOrs that q last
1 have found some thing tangible on the subject
So that those conscientious persons who would fear
to do right unless they could ind command % hat
effect in hook, need no longer complain that the
women who wear sroWssrs are doing 50 Eithcut
prscedent the history Of which is found in tie Bible
In the first translation Which Was made Of the Old
Testament from the Hebrew into English, in 1893,
in the account Of the fall Of Adam and Eve, when
they were ashamed because they we're naked and
made them garments, the rendering is-"They slads
oT thsmssVss 6rssehes Of - lsaDss" This vas stated
20 NE By gentleman who lately saw copy Of this
translation in the possession Of Scotch JaeObiss"
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IEPEIsOE1fEEr OF AHERIOAE CITIZENS N CU1A.-
Mr.. SAVAGE, acting Consul General Of the United
States in Havana recently authorized he arrest and
imprisonment, By The Cuban authorities Of he en-
GERS and crew Of The American Brig Nancy On the
charge that she was engaged in smuggling The
HsrGlSs correspondent thinks the Consufs setion
premature, but hopes he may be able to explain it.
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NEW FoRk, July S1.--Fhs Steamship G sna Ia
arrived last sEsning from San Juan, sNicaraeuA-
Shs brought GreytoWn dates Of Jlly 20ih. Amonz
hsr passengers e Maxine Jsrez Rho comes to re-
HsVe Senor Yrissari ss minister to Wsshlnrton. -
senor 4ersz brings the Cass IrsaFFi treaty mod
med and ratified by NiearagEa. L IS said he pos
Sssses extraordinary powers to make 3 eonTonIioa
acceptable to cur GoVernmeng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-04

The Kansas papers are giving Wofal pisiurs Of
the times thsrs; the depression and collapse Is In
exaet reverse Of he inAsssd state Of things existing
there some months ago. Men lately worth heir
hn1dreds Of Thousands Of dollars cannot sell prop-
er5y e any price TO raise q few hundreds.
EseFy PaEs oIthe West Is laA0riag under the sseta
Of the general depression, bat bad a. are matters Ia
this State the Citizens IS class, are better al th
almost anywhere else; besides the prospect of bsi-
ter times are more hattering here ihaa anywhere
else Of which We hsar.-Hsstlgs Ahanssota) Ls5gsr,
YulV d
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



FHNHE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
WESTERN Northwestern and Southwestern States
tinuoGs Railway direct. This road also Psburg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports Rivers,
and az Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers ell ports on the
Northeastern Lakes making the direct, cedpaSt and Ts
STOe by which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 and from tie
treat Hest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-B00ts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin ! - 90
boXesj Furs, Feathers &c. &C. per lOO D.
SECOND CLAss.-BOOks and Stationary, Dry ! 90 -
Goods lin baes) Hardware, Leather, &c, O'0 Per lOO
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon and Z so - ,oo.
Pork ia bulk,) Hemp, SC, ~" pr AVOb'
EOURTH CLAss.-COdee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork ,o ,oo
(packed,l Lard and Lard Oil, ( aVS PER 4Vob
RlOur-7Scts per bbl. until further notice.
Grsin-3jcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COtton$2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight
thsr notice.
III In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia,
particular 70 marx package ''DiI PAGdeD6iG Railroad
All GoOds consigned 70 the Agents Of this Railroad Phlade-
ptia Ptts,urg viii be forwarded without detention
FRKIgHT AGEErs-lIsrrs Hormley Co., Memphis, Tenn.
R. Z. 5a 4 Co.. St. Louis; S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Louisville, ky r. c. Medrum, Madison, Indiana Sprngman
Brown and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham & Co.,
Zanesyle, Ohio Leach Co, No. 81 Kby street, Boston,
Lch q Co. Asor House, New York. No. William street.
and No. battery Place, New York. E. J. sneeder Philadelphia
hsreE koOnss Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscu Pitsburg
a. IL. HOUSTON, GsBsrct EFsigtt -Agsat, PhAa.
H.. LOMBAERT, SHpt,, AtOOHa, Penn.
april, '5S-d
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alnion arS aneriltaarL. n
Daily ss; Tri-woekIy IS; weekly So. :
Rates OF Advertising.


One square, one year, s3o-Eash additional square SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged Cor the excess. -
IN THE WEEKLY 20
ONE DOLLAR per squarefo te s and FIFTY CE1a for sso
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily and We.riv III
be charged the a daily rates with 0nshaf tie sskg stSS
sdjed.
7aasteuf Aassissnsats uus Be- pad fer a tie Nh. a,
Insertion
To Correspondents.
Il will save Us great deal Of unnecessary ounis n y
friends, writing viii bear II mind the following rules
Always give the dze post once, county, and State IN the bdy
Of youriettsr.
Il you wish psper changed from Oes another give
both Offices In full.
If write on business and on other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters ard communications solicited upon al such actsEnd
subjects may Of Information interest the public.
Anonymous communications Of Whatsver character VII rsye
nOattenton.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of paper
We cannot undertake 70 return red ected communications.
All letters business shoad he drrted Msssrs T. G
EAsrhAs Co.. and personally to either Of the Pr0pe
tors
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WKTE keep constantly hand Country Cured Hams and
wv Sides together with full stock Of Family Groceries
n B. AL articles purchased Of Us sent home free Of charge
June 26. FREEMAN BROS.
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PLANO EOA1ESS AOOAANoaNAASSAaSS cCs
VNTE have now in store, fine stock Of Pianos, g
wv Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma ls
teriss &C. and still manufacturing Inside1 III III III
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recently5 n
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
sc. In word, intend to TINES, please
customers and induce them to pstronse home, instead Of
sending abroad.
febl0-6 ". & r. FREEMAN
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FOR BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

NOR tbs accommodation OF the public who
wish visit EERSHEBA SPRINGS via SsfA
Of McMuuVe Tracy City, the stages will AID nom
those places daily connecting with the at each place, as
follows
Leave McNinnve morning at o'clock and arrive al
BserSheia springs the day at 2 o'clock.
Leave Bssseoa springs morning at o'clock and arrive
~ MCMiunvi e at II A. A.
Leave Tracy City every evening at O'Clock, arrive at Beer
she1a Springs the same evening at o'clock
Leave Brsheha every morning oclOck, and arrive Tracy
City at u O'Clock the day giving passengers time to take
dinner each place before the departure Of the trains. Paen
NJ. A. PRICE.
iulyl5-dlm. By J. D. MARSHALL, Agent.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHg
FyE ONLY ROUTE by through tickets to Washington
can be procured to which point we'll to Baltimore,
It Is the only by which purchasers Through
Tickets New York enabled Of Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. the York
only thus enabling business and pleasure
information to visit foUr Of the principal cities In the
les cost than can Be Afforded BY any other route
ana th ony route oy hch through Tickets can be had
70 Richmond, Norfolk Winchee fredericksburg and Peters
burg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashyl take the Stage Coaches OF Carter
Thomos, Cumberland river 70 Louisville
connecting there with the United States Mail
NATL with the Jacksonville Railroad indianapolis
mEks direct Columbus, Ohio Central
Baltimore and Ohio railroad made Washington City, Bat
more, Phiadep pha and New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis are
transferred at Cairo the Of the Illinois Railroad
from themes passing through Terra Haute, Indianapolis Dayton
and Xena, Columbus Three Daily leave Columbus at
10 A n, $50 P n. and u, P. n.
u ? Travellers requested while this is the
0 route aordng Through Tickets al Cities
the rate charged by other Gea7 York
also e shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
n the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore only
SO miles being about 100 miles shorter New by any
other route There les changes Of by this route
consequently less detention, than by any other.
III The read ballssted with stone and Is entirely
Tree from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUsEY, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
Fer Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Ooe Of the
y s. Mail steamers, to the Jacksonville Railroad 0ce,
Main street. WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & o. R.R
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent.
June .
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CAAGANAC2AOm anu SeAEAMhAMs
TNaE following to take effect on aud after JUNE ls
NEW YORK To NASHVILLE.
First class, per 100 lbs., SIS
Second class, 136
Thlrd class, 10
Hats In Boxes, 2l5
Special rates, $50
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
1SI. -Eortes, Books, Stationary, Boots,
Shoes, Liquors, 0s, &C. Ia bottles; Camphene and Spirits
Iurpentne, in barrels Carpetns, China Sass ana Glass
Nare IN cases; Clocks CoHectionees, Ca5Son cards CUT
eI IN CASES. casks, boxes; Dry GOoas IN boxes and
bales Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubery kurs 6aruen
seeds Looking Glasses, and Looking raves tss OWL
ers risk Oysters and jars Saddery' In and Brit
tana Ware. Teas and Spices.
SD Except such Gs spece1 IN tlrs
and Third Clssses Coffee Mills, Maenneiyi Foreign Il
qu0rs, barrels pipes Tobacco, in boxes Leather, In
rods aud boxes Oils in barrels ard cskss CrockeIy ano
QueensWare crates and casks Res Whiting, Plaster
Sheet Brass and CopDer.
Sd CLASS.-.Axs Shove Spades sadIrons, Zinc and Tin
pigs Tin Plate, Anv Vices, casks OF Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee Heavy castings, Atl
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axl iaFoaa Nehels and
SPECIAL EkATES.-sFurnlture and Carriages boxed and
other Light articles not enumerated also, Carpoys Of Acids
other Chemicals, viii be charged BY actual weight at
double First Class rates. -..... a
II No charge for drayage, Wharfage, Forwarding The
above rates all expenses from New ork u Nashville
Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road west Of Stevenson entitled 70 above rates
Insurance.
By the above Lines per than by Pitsburg Wheeling
Parkersburg Ohio river making difference Of 90
cents per leo pounds on dry goods.
IL Road viii not be reponsible Tor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned to Agent Cen
trsl Railroad, Savannah, Georgia
shipped Charleston, should consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
jyI4-f General Agent
banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue our former
Advertisements.
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mayIltO july IS
RED POLLING SPRINGS,


NHACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-We take pleasure in an
" nOuncng friends that ready receive vsi-
sor ami that every necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort, and pains will be spared render their stay
pleasant and agreeable. As the medicinal quality
afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in
weeks have entirely cured greatly relieved, and cOmpr-
sing patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys, Scrofua
Of the skin, in the Bladder, Dropy, Eyes
arrangement Of the Digestive System in general.
c Il A RGES.
Transient Boarders from p 81 jOper day, week;
Clree under ten years Of and servants, half price
Mr. Thomas, artsvile w run Hack TO meet the Stage
from that place the Springs regularly through the season.
lune4 -lsn NEWLY & HEARN. prnnretors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-04

WTOLASSES-. bbls bright reboiled Jackson Reapev
lyk for sale lOW, BY TERRAss BROTHERS.
IlANk OF NAsHVILLE...Ws have a eorr-la.a
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BEEUSHEBA SPRINGS,

FUNHE undersigned viii
ticn Of visitors the 18th inst
Large aldons nave een made to the premises since the close
than double the numheruf visitors we had last
There viii be drnkng saloon kept ab u he establishment
nor will he any accommodation whatever fr rf3 mn,
blers, and none need apply.
Ali engagel viii be ohargesbe the lst ay Of Julv
JuneS-leOjlm NJ SCOTT'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-04

WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
DEALEHs
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C,
30. g, COLLEGE SZREE7, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
EEP constantly hand large and select stock Of Fine
Brandes Gin, Rum and Whistles Fine Wines embracing
Champagues Hocks white Hungarian Claets Sautas,
Sherry, Madeira and Port COrdas, Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English A imported Havana Cigars hne Va To-
baccO, Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Casups Refned sugars Fine
Teas with other articles connected with the above line OF
business which they offer for sale favorable terms.
juneS WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
FNEIE subscriber having sid out his interest in the old stand
& Co., so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry South Nashville heretofore Loves store,
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable for the wants
Of both city and country-c0nsisting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Prints, Gngms Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens,
JackOnets, Muslins Silks, R5bons, sc.
JEWELRKs
Zine Gold Rings, Lsdes and Gents Beastpns, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Woolen Goods, Domestes, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEENsWARE,
everything will kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All of which he determined to sell for ready cheaper
than purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
msr4 /. 6. HAsBROOK.
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25O,OOO
ENUINE imported Havana Cigars The subscribers have
received by recent arrivals large addition their stock,
the noted brands Of Havana Cigars consisting Of
Regalias, CubanaS, CintO DE Orion,
SanChO PaRZa, Washington,
Ell Soils;
With other brands Of all sizes and kinds and at prices
ranging from $40 to $50 thousand.
Also 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars large and small, of
celent quality which will be sold low close Also superior
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havana and Turkish Smoking To
SacCO, Delphi Snufs, Pipes, sc.
A. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
"AVANA CIGARS.--A lot Of very fine Havana Ci
4 Gars just received by J. ". LANGLEY & co.
No. 44,
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PROCLAMATION.


n WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that Joseph Preutice-Who signs certificate
relating to TIE GraefeR6eTg Vegetable PH-is the Clerk
Of the Court Of this State The said embraces the
Of the reliable and responsible people this commu
n and certfe the nvarsbe action Of The Gra
enberg Vegetable Pills in the following diseases:
Bilious Complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia Ery
peas; Low Nervous Simple Fevers; Fevers Grpe
Heartburu Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia, rheumatism, diseases
arising from Of action in the digestive organs"
And further testify that full are DUE and
ought to be given, to said certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be Affixed hereuHto.
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
WIN. H. RICHARDSON Sec. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. hIrrRIDaE, Of Portsmouth, oeres that Pills
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he
with.
DR.. CHAPMAN never anything equal them for
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
DR.. OsTRAsD has used them for classes Of Bilious Com.
pauts in all climates and found them prescriptions
and other medicines, In hundreds cases. failed to do so
Rev C. A Fox Pastor Of the Pesby Church Spencer
they work miracles and the
There at least thousand families Davidson alone
that always them in the house, because using
the first appearance 0f indspoon
lars in Doctors bills. Prics, 25 cents per box.
jysO-a ALEX MACKENZIE Nashville.
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TyARpT VVANTED.--EEs Eiah - purchase 3 dsauhls
X -t,cs f,-ns god Improvements coataEiug iru1
- -ithin dvs Or ten miles from Nashville,
S Erirren Of NlshFill5 uiss5 szchaHgs eslir
sT v pryDcrty, improved and vacant within fsE aunrd
srS II be public square, for coed farm not f1rtsr a hg
niss aud ueh neaFer ~ pol5t5 and e9aEsu los
eurnpize railroad
Ne baEs Tsceuily sold sTu1al aEss fgs aa pssonl ag
e buy s VII ena q e ihor interest q gIa ll az
uagIs-dtF&E-9 ~ chaEEy stEsa.
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Fs0u sas TadlanaPoIb Sentinel, Elay aoth.
Wen itnfoEmsd aud candid Of The oPD6sitioa
eonceds that Indiana vii "a tbig IAN Iorgoi ns,o
cratic. The differences anong tbs RsBubIissas No.
taelr oEn issues are radical and uuc0mpr5u,isin7
lt needs ont an sfcFt On the part Of de Ds1ocrS-
ey, TIE putting forth Of their strength 10 ins al
overwhelming tEinmph the coming fsu. 49, tbir
VII be done We have every assurance in he lsrze
and enthusiastic conventions Of cur party. ia ~
reception given our speakers; in the res sssi -
mony in eur ranks, and in the zeal maniisstei Fes
orally for the success Of our principlss- lnaisna
viii continue her proud position IS reIa5ls u n.
cratic State.
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ERANON MILLS FLOUR.-Websys been msds
Agents for the sale Of the LehanOd Mills Flour which h
superior brand
We hsys now IN large supply mads Of its What
which we will sell ct Wholesale OF rStai =. - =
Raya0-tf ~ ! > GARTER, MCKAY = 90,
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DissOlmtiOn Of Parfnershin.

Having purchased the entire interest Of s. C. Ga in the
late r Of Cooke, Bailey Co., will continue the Hat Boot,
and Shoe business old stand, No 50Noh side Of the
Public Square, where shall bepead to old friends
and merchants generally.
junel9-tf. COOKE & BAILEY.
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