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1859. RED WING 1859.
8 IL EANI MING NJ l. l..

SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
Zone Block above Frccborn's Saw MILL
WE SHALL BE PREPARED TO FUR
w nish ut all timos, anything in the above
line of business, and shall keep on hand all
kinds Of plancd and matched Lumber, Mould
ings, etc.
Ortcrs promptly attended to, which may al
80 be left with Brown T. Betchcr.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for
work. r- COGEL & BETCHEK. T..
Red Wing, April 10, 1859. l42-1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW BARBER SHOP. f.. ~
vNUE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED UP IN
l Il first rate manner, the room formerly
occupied rs the Sentinel Office. on Plum street
opposite the Hack House, and having reduced
the price Of shaving to
t, FlV G. N s.!
is prepared to execute, in Superior manner. all
branches Of his profession. Citizens ani stran-
gers arc respectfully invited to call.
u., j. W. COOK.
Rcd Wing, May 7, 80. -zro.- lift
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;:Schamyl, it appears, is a wit as we'll
as q prophet. \ high parsonage asked
him what he thought Of Russia. IIc an
swcred it wasa great country With
slich marvellonsirich cities and, gra1itf
monuments, that he could not iun-
derstand how so great account should
be made Of: the conquest of =. few
hamlets III their mountains. The, Grand
Duke Constantine received him in his
marble palace, in St. Petersburg, Scha-
myl was much struck by the beauty of
the Grand Duchess, and asked the.
Grand Duke if all his children were by
her! On leaving, Constantine gave
him q richly.bound copy Oft Koran.
At the. Governors bali at Kharkoyie
the first ball Schamyl had seen, he was
much impressed with the beauty of the
ladies. He was asked how he was plea.
sed, and replied: You will not go Is Is
Paradise; you have here on cath more
beautiful Paradise than Mohammed
has promised us in heaven .12seb ina ~
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SUSPICIOUS, "a Wife, Wife, what
has become Of the grapes ?'' - <i,a9i'
81 suppose my dear, The hens have
eaten them. a: =; ssss t~ls5 81 ss 9e:b7s
"Hens-hens--somc two-lcggea hen.
guess said the husband with some
impetuosity.7 <sstsgab .s8 .ss, 3
D 10 which she calmly replied, "My
dear did yon ever see any other kind 90
Love dies by safety, and forget
ft,lncss enters it. $3.50 i s77s:3 gf'S.iaf
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a.ft. y.3,s57 81 s
Coon MANNERs.-eTis sixty wears I
since shoemaker, residing within vis-
ble distance Of Kilmalcolin, sent his
man TO the neighbouring mansion Of
ID ---- to measure the laird tor 9
pair Of Shoes The man, on his re-
turn, thus addressed his employer,
Master, whether istt guido manners,
when gentleman sgi.es ye glass q
whisky, to take q drap or drink afr
the haill OF? 'a.''s % !'f'i' 1877 nor
The master having : ii, III liomcly phrase, +
judiciously replied toG this. poser, that
true courtesy consisted in imbibing
the whoie,o the man exclaimed, with +
sigh Of relif fs.srra4;e am ijiia.5 It'll al,
The guide be tllankit, I was manper-
ly!-G -Grernock 41dvertiser. 4 ,;a.i. :, -.
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rHE.sEQUElLL.s T.


Our readers ,ayc al heard thu, ,as s,e.:
~ of soaping tic Clergymann' 8 tinnkorg,,
at. camp meeting that, when he
went to Call the ohgrcgation togeth-
Ter he blew the sesoft soap" over his
brother clefgymeh. aando how: be, ex<
claimed.:ij a9sq, sd no;.at 3 totnsz91g aefi
ot" Brethren, I'm a .aAlittlroanaa-! and
I'm an old, man! = I'vcy preached the
gospel for forty, years l never fight;
! never swear; But I'll be d--d If I
can't lick the man, that soaped that
horn 5'@l hiS' ''l.i' 9' . nc! 9';f'o:1 s''l
Our readers we say have heard this
but havesnever, perhaps, the sequel as
given lis yesterday by gentleman
present. -oilzsf5 Vi t,.s,t1aa7.s fl zsiet,oe
Some two days after a tall, swarthy,
yillainous- looking desperate strolled
on the grounds and leaned against 3
tree, listening to the eloquent exhorta-
ton to repent which was being made
by the preacher After 4 willie he
became interested, finally affected, and
then took a position on the anxious
seat, st!lu W1In Ills S.-lsCe' OcCWeeu +IIlS
hands commenced groaning in the
every bitterness of his sorrow. h5 The
clergyman walked down and, cndeay-
ored, to console, him.. g No; consolation
he was; too great a sinner, he said.
Oh, no; there was pardon for the vii
cst.--No; he was too wicked-therc
was no mercy for him 592T zfat il
#"Why, what crime have you com.
lnitted?"l said the benevolent preacher
-t'ha.e you stolen?i,l #aI vi 5si5;g ~
ooh, worse than that!'' 4,s.,,l
,"What! have you by violence rob
bed female innocence Of it's yirtue?''
!"Worse oh, worse than, that!!'' =. -,
"lMlirde', is i,:?'s gasped the horri7!
fed preacher. '''3 s1'1iz''1
"'s\f orsc than that!'' groaned The
smitten sinner. 2ei e'Is u g..l...l,ss la.ao:.
The excited preacher commenced
'Spccling off, his outetgarment. LIN;
"Herc, Brother Cole!' shouted her-
.thold my coat--nI'ye found the ,fellow "
that .soaped that hern?' '---Du1uQue
Herald. ga
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Attorney at L aw,
0 NOTARY PUBLIC,
And Land and Insurance Agent,
.a RED WING, MINNESOTA. -
CHILLSON HOUSE.

ClIILLSON HOUSE. 4aa,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS.
..y~ A. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
THIS new Hotel is now open for the reception
l. of the travelling public. where they will
find the best Of accommodations. There is u
good stable attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from the Boats free of
charge. - lilly
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him through tie breaking eluods. II II
that full, light. he looked still less. Ire
an old mar thai, in the dark parl6gr by
the Shaded window His form was:
slightly bent, but thcsslmmor Of othes
.e:,rly portraits was still liugeringin his:
face.rsaHe was the same generous, smer-,
yr-eyed maneatseyenty7 that Jazz;
Wis had, painted him nearly fifty years
before. Ted AL, -.{1s ,.,,,u.,.. ,..t-.
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As | came away, the old gentleman
bundled his shawl abont him.. and
stood fow moments on the steps: A.
no burst Of sunshine tell on
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tY0tf 4"l.0I tiI0.Gl II8IiJ 17iHVH fat. !" aI''
hl:tea .ur3nas tad II s o: ,necH.# 5.ents.
ghsti2xo qoGo-- -gniai5 orssi u & 80 ,79Ze yas
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g. P CRAWFORD n. D.. Of GreensyiIie, 7sun-s sayss -
Inrls s. UILNAK, EsqDt1r SRI have had several el
yoa Natural Weather Indealos which have bssn
sting for some time fnl -lsm Laen he sssssgg 500.
he best hzgr0lacefs Tat IAars 01ssrsef. 1hea a.s e
IN 6~sfsfgsEs caags u De 1fedtAer from - % q hS4
az adpaacs T1sy smpis and believe more rfie
be aud OF more utif tH most sssr HygroscaPes 9i -
asa and should bans q ALMOST individual -
pecaIiy tbe farmer VERY respectlalys &c, ye1rs,
From j. O. sKIYTITH, Esq one Of the ProDTtssOr' q -
OHiON anu N.shriIis, 70 e. Iai9-
Mr. Lorrs 8 UtLNsN-S. Natural Weather lni 1aior
kindly banded tested - ne for some nql.
have no hssency saying that q IN uneng aeeas< 49,.
freen9 the changes atm0sphere from = % = H71-
sbes rueu IL to he attention patronage Of al cases
= v-o,,h-- sa.rsI eavor. Respectfully, &e,
sS"O''NS 'f J.. o. GRIEfIEa-
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A CURIOUS BIT OF HIsTORY-How THE OLD
NORM STATE WAS DONE our or HER COPPER
Misses We find the following in one Of cur eI-
changes without acknowledgment as to its source
Looking along the boun larry between North Ca
rolins and Tennessee, it viii be that the line
after pursuing general southwest course for near
the whole way, suddenly bends directly south as it
approaches the GeOrgis border. Now tuis line
sh0ald have kept southwest, ss it started, but
the boundary commissioners, being so near the
close Of their labers resolved it is said, indulge
in a general 'spree." in The course of which the
Caroliaisns got gloriOusly inebriated, and their
Tennessee confreres amused themselves by changing
the line and cheating them out Of small corner
It was considered capital joke at the time, for the
land is son its edge" and appears be Of the kind
that makes a poorer the more he has of it.
Bot it has lately been found to be joke, far
cold Rip is concerned, at any rate, for this corner
has in ii the great copper deposit of DucktOwn,
which contains immense and inexhaustible beds Of
that valuable metal.
Mining is in its infancy there, yet the valley al
ready pJurs out its by millions wsrth ard con-
stanlly increasing every year Ia ten years. pro-
bably the market value Of this mining region will
be not less thsn hundred millions. The line vas
run about fifty years ago, aud North Carolina is
barred by the statute of Limitation from reclamation.
Tia. m 5uutsin dew was decidedly unWhoiesome
that time for the good old State.
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says:
Lnurs GILMAN, Esa-Dc4r Sir. Il srpears 70 BE- ps
arly sensitive gives greater range Of molten than si.
tas animated ordinary cafgut f"
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JOHN ". DRAPER, NJ D.. l. L. D., Professor q Cheury
and Physiology in University Of New York, relative . IA
plant says =. -, =
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IAAEEsF NEWs
BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, June THE Utah mail brings Cover
NOR Cummings proclamation for the dispersion Of
the Mormens, associated III military capacity in
the mountGins encircling Salt Sake.
The 0gcrlsnd Rsil arrived last ii Ihi Eight
whites who were prospecting fer silver near Honey
Lake, we're killed by the Indians
The house Of Col, Stevenson, at Red Bluff was
burned on The 1lth. Sievensons wife aud another
woman and Eve children rerished.
The Arazoniaa OF the 9 h is Sled with ecouEt 4,
Of the proceedings Of a band Of Regulate 8, who
had driven all The Mexcans frem Senorits VsIley,
and eommiised several murders. Troops have been
sent fir, N Fort Buchanan TO suppress further pre-
ceedings.
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RWS COuntef1eItcfs, beWslfc =
&4s reward is offered fer the detection Of any Ier-
cOunereng initiating the vendor Of any such
felt imitation BBRHAvEss HOLLAND BITTRRs. The
genuine highly concentrated Holland BeFs is put up III Ad
plat BOTTLES ofy having the Il the prOprieo, B. PAoE,
ia blown Them his signature neck
and every bottle.
This delightful popular remedy for Fever and
Ague weakness Of ali kinds Dyspepsia Indigon Headache,
COsivenes and Piles obtained from any Of repeca:
bic Druggists. msy29-d&wIE
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n<@ Let NO Nurse or Mother
S>1s neglect the first symptoms OF the presence Of
in the delicate yiseera of young child.
out Of ten commissions the terrible destroyers Of life
ect proceed this Avoid such consequences by the
prompt Of Winners CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, rrepa-
ton without any mineral tant and safe, painless
remedy Tor all forms of the complaint
Be particular remember the name, Hfnes Ginadiaa
VzgeP This the only article that depended
Remember this New Orleans wholesale and retail
by !. WRIGHT1I co Sole Proprietors.
For sale in Nashville by W W. BERRY & DkMov1Lr and by
c. Brown. ,sss- msyIs-dSswlm.
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hIuslratea Ealtion 81 cooper,s Noveia.


VA. TowSsRsD Co, of New York. are pub
fishing new edition Of cooPers Novels, beautiful
~ illu.tsated with Eve hundred eDgravngs on steel
and wood ia the eostliest style. by the most emi-
nsnt engrsvers In the country. The prospectus an
Hsuncing this publication promised that II should
I "eIcel say publication heretofore issued in this
country. The size Of the page large snd elegant
the paper very superior the type clear and per.
feet the binding unique and attractive; and the
ilusrstiOns by barley engraved in ttyle of great
epstlinsss. uuspprOschsble."
We have received the first three volumes Of the
series, through agents for Tennessee, Messrs. W.
7. BERRY 6 Co., and fnd al The high promises Of
the prospectus fulfilled. These volumes contain
the " Pioneer the 9 Red Rover an0 the " Last
of the MOhicaus" Other volumes win follow
punetualy On the first Of each DOLth, until the Sc
ries is completed Each volume viii contain novel
complete. averaging about Eve hundred pages:
published exclusively BY subscription, at one dollar
and half per volume. For further particulars,
VIC refer the reader to the advertisement ia this
paTer.
The Boston Transcript in notice of this edition,
justly refers to the correct text ard the full 10
trOductiOus--io the convenient arrangement--eaeh
novel being complete 10 ore crown Octavo-ss
periOr to anything before realized The prices
dollsr and q half per VOlume-is very moderate.
Thirty-t8o volumes will include all the tales anu
rOnances, with the authors latest revsiOns.
In addition to these claims, this new and beaut-
ful edition Of Cooper has received its browning dis
tinction from the vigorous, skillful, and we must
add synpathstie pencil of F. o. c. barley. His
drawings are universally admired for their express
sion OF correctness and beauty but in these Illus
trations Of Cooper, he have found his most
coDgenisl spere No designs execCted in this coun-
try csn compare with them for mastery finish and
effect. His genius is akin to Cowper's in certain
fsce energy be catches The very spirit Of the nov
elists scenes and characters In each volume there
are Two steel plates and twelve designs on wood
the drawings are full Of spritths groups are emf
nently dramatic they are finished mp in the most
refined style Of execuiion-elsborately conceived
and executed in line and etching In word, lax
ing in view the joint trumphs Of author and artist,
and the liberal taste Of the publisher we consider
this edition Of Cooper q memorable ard precious
example of native genius and enterprise, and
Landmark in the progress Of American literature
and patriotic feeling
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- VirEfnin Testim0nr.--

OK VirGf Il Testimony
49, 1tssTs. B. a EJiHesfotl & o.: Gentlemen
Mr. James R. Ratclc resident county near the
city Of Richmond Virginia. made the following to ne
negro 10Y years old sick presume
70 be worms much postrated that despared
aubces Of his recovery and the last resort concluded
~ B. L. FaEzssfasl's Yermfuge and purchased Of Q. A
sreLer wish Viii Oh gave him tea spoonful, morning
b for three DAYS in continuation. In less than ;hyee
hprs hsd given him the drst dose the child commenced
20 worms OF all Sizes from ten inches long to the
tnpg number Of from five hundred; ana thebey is
perfectly we'll
srtf With pleasure, the truth Of the shove advertisement
o. A. sTRECKER
er and see that they are buying A. FAEsrooSs VERNuoa
and d other Jnnel-a~"im
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New 0BLE iSs Jene 6I-Ia The eleciion to-day
he AmericanI andidates for Comptroller and Alder
men were elected By about :, 200 maj riiy. There
Was no serious disturbances
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BOATS LEAvJvG THIS oar.
For Paducah. EilS, At y o'clock.
For Cincinnati. L. 3 Hamilton a 5.
AsHivED YESTERDAY.
sam Kirkman, from Psdaeah.
MinnetoBks, q do.
V T. Stevenson, do.
Citizen from Pit,sburg
RIB, Hamilton. from Cine hnad
Ella, from ciarksaie, 7..
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Sam Kirkmaa, for PAdusah.
Aiinne.tnts, DO.
The following boats are expected Tempest, fro n
Louisville; Hudson, from ciaeinuAti; Cuba, iron
Psducsh
The steamer Nashville has ligbfenei up her New
Orleans trip aud retired for the season.
( The James Jobuson will be the pext New Orleans
boat doe for the Cumberland river.
The excursion packet Ells, Corbitt Master, will
depart this day puneiually at - o'clock for Padu-
can. Passengers will fad her desirable on account
of room aud lghtness of draught.
FOR CINcIxSATI-Tbe regular light draUght
steamer, R. Hamilton. Capt Hudson, win depart
this day rs above, and all Intermediate landings, at
O'Clock, p. NJ. On che present low water of the
Cumberland and Ohio rivers this is the craft that
can be relied upon with cerisinty
Passengers that wish to meet the excursion party
at GAINESVILLE, should take the MiunetOnka on
Thursday next
The river declines gradually, but slow. Now on
Hsrpeth Shoals, two feet eight inches.
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Nov orlenns rrnrle,.

NEw ORLEANS, June = Gotten, sales o.day 5000
bales Flour has an advancing tendency, Go
Corn advanced l0c; waite 20. Oats e5 Freiehts
on Gotten 70 Liverpool advanced l-le-5-l6
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Wholesale and Rcrais.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO.,
adv aHn rlnkhinn

Is Cedar Street,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
yEHIIE 1oIesing Isviii give only y limited idea .
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LOUISVILLE, Jupe 6.--Accounts from Indiana.
Ohio, New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania repre-
sent the wheat corn, potatoes and fruit badly in
jured and in some places destroyed by frost on
Saturday nigh.
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LATEST PROM THE GOLD MISEs-USFAvORABLE
NEws-DFATHs FROM STARvATIoE.-The St. Louis
RePu5keGn publishes the following dispatch:
LEAvENwoRTH. June 3-Thc third Express
COACHES arrived here last night FROM Denver City in
thirteen days. The Express brought no gold The
news from the mines is uDfavorabe, both regards
the gold deposits and agricultural resources of the
country But little or no gold being discovered,
the opinion prevailed generally, that the mines had
proved failure. Half the cabins in Denver City
and Auraria we're vacant. There was bu. little bu-
eness transactions in either place, provisions be-
ing nearly exhausted. Numbers of miners stri-
king for the mountains in search of game. The
Express met abou. thousand teams nthe road the
mines. A number of foot passengers who started
without sufficient provisions, had died Of starvation
en- the Smoky Hill route.
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From, Wnshinrrnn.

WARRINGTON; June 6.--The Home Squadron is 10
be further increased. The Sabine, with 80 guns
will soon proceed to the Gulf The same interven-
tons at TampicO will probably be pursued, Rhere
American interests require it.
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- A Test. and NO mistake.

~ A Test, and no Mistake.
49, The genuine DALLEIfS MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR when applied to burns, sads, and to insmea
painful wounds, will Immediately produce cooling and
soothing elect the pain Incredibly short space
OF time. ...
See that each box hs steel engraved label, with HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer thereon,
For sas In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
). WRIGHT & CO.,
q Isl Chartres Street.
Sole agents for the Southern States, to whom all
should be addressed. mayl7-d&wlm
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wce,rIv Band StaIement

New YORK, June 6.--Dscresse in loans 50, l31,
600; decrease in specie $591 500; decrease in net
deposits 50 9SS 000 increase in circulation $685.
900.
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We are authorised to announce Dr. L. NJ Patterson can.
ddae Clerk the Criminal of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. Imsy2s-te.
We authorised john SHANE, Esq,
ddate election the Office Of Criminal Court at
March election.
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CANDIDATES.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We authorized to JAMES o. sHAoELFoRD,
Esq Montgomery county candidate for Attorney 6ener-
FOR the State Of Tennessee, place Of Hon. j. L. T. skErO
resigned may25
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NEw YoRK. June Cotton buoyant, sales of
700 bales; Middlng Upiands log Flour quiet; Gales
8 900 bbls Yellow Corn $50. Mess Pork l6. Goa
all. Lsrl dull, Il4alla Whisky 27fa25.
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The great sale Of stock land, seven miles from
Nashville, the Gallatiu turnpike comes of on We'd
nesday, June sth. The whole trsc: contains 96S
and viii be offered in tractg, ranging from 80
to so acres. A large portion of the land is well
timbered, finely set in bluegrass, and all under
good fences Free tickets to and from the sale Civ
en- to persons who call on NAxcE & Woodward, at
No 1sA Deaderick street, by 9 o'clock A. NJ, OF
meet them at the cars in Edgefell by 10 o'clock
Sale on The premises, and collation. as usual
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

ELECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST A. 1882
House of RePreSeMtatiVes.
We authorized to g. A. DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent Davidson county the Leg
stature OF Tennessee. ap1O-te
We authorized to announce Isaac NJ WILKINSON
ddate represent the Coffee Grundand Van Buren,
the Bower Branch o. the next State begfsiatrrA
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III Some say HARRIS will beat Neherlaud and some say
NETHERLAND viii beat lariis but eEsry body agrees tina
beat any house in the Stale for Good TObR Geo
and Fine Cigars and, dear reader you hsd better be
coHUiEce8. J. II. LANGLEY & co,
MayS0-u A Union street.
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WHEAT AND OAfs.-The Hartsville PIaindsaler
of the 4th says: although some of the fields Of
wheat in this vicinity have the appearance Of tax
ing the rust, yet We assured the yield will be
better than last year. The cat crop has undoubt
sdly taken the blight rust it did last year. and
it is thought the crop will be entire failure in
This section"
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cR,nrN,L corRr cLrRK

We are authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, ESQ,
candidate for Attorney General for the State Tennessee place
of Hon. ]. L. 7. sNEED resigned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-07

We authorized TII0S. J. FREEMAN Of the
county Gibson, candidate Cor Attorney General for
State of Tennessee place Of VOn. j. T. sNE resigned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-07

~ Look out for limitations Of Lea * PERKINS, WOr.
cestcrshire Sauce. See advertisement DUNCAN
& Sons aur2l-s
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We authorized VIM. B. REESE, Jr., ESQ.,
candidate Office Attorney General Reporter
for the State. iune2
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Ma s HV WILLIE.


The Democrats Of Nashville will FIRE akationsl
Salute ia hcnsr Of the great Democratic victory in
Virgins, tonight from the foOt Of Broad street.
A rally Of the party, at FiTsmab's Han, College
street., viii take place on The conclusion Of ihs