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THE CROPs.-The Memphis appeal Of The Goth
says: "Oar information Of tie state Of the crops
around us is not SO extensive this week as usual as
the visitors in the city from the surrounding coun-
try have been bat few. We saw lettar yesterday
from gentleman in North Alabama it is stated
that be was well qualifedlo speak upon the subject
he had been travelling over two or three counties,
and the appearance Of cotton was not favorable,
and that Of corn still less so, ewing to drouth In
some of the ncgeboring parts of Mississippi taere
is much want of rain in places the came is true of
Tennessee Immediately ncrta and east of US. The
rains at the beginning Of last week and before that
were partial; where they fell they have done much
good in other places and on the ridges both o,t9n
and corn, especially the latter, suffering from
drought. as general thing cotton is Represented
to be in fne condition small but doing vell corn
is in less favorable state and unless there is more
rain it will return poor crop to the planter"
Tee Somervine Democrat Of the 10Th, says:
'COten looks very well throughout the county, and
promises fair crop. In most of the county, the
corn has been dwarfei by the dry weather Ia the
neighbOrhOOd of Belmont and ConcOrdia, good
rain fell during last week, and the prospects for corn
in that vicinity are somewhat more fattering than
in other parts Of the county A good rain at this
time, would, think bring the corn out, and cause
it TO produce good crop We don't think that we
ever saw the cotton crop SO promising as it is at
present We have had for the last few days, charm
ing weather for cotton"
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CANDIDATES.
attorney General and Reporter. Esectzol
-. .a.r aarl. ~ Ar.s... ~. 1saa.

attorney Gemerut and Reporter A<kSctAoM
on the 18th OF August, 1883.
We authorized and requested to announce JAMES D
TEsRNros. Esq o. Memphis caadiate for the Office Of
attorney General ans Reporter :or the State, at the ensuing
election. Oashs ls.h august is9-ts
We are auhorizedt 70 announces SAMUEL MfiLTGAN, Es7
or Greene county canidate for Attorney General and Re
porter, ID place Of Hon. JOIN L. I. ssEEp, resigned
wears authorized to ANNOUNCE JAMES 0. sHAoELFoRD,
Esq Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney Gener
afor the State Of Tennessee place Of Hon. j. L. T. ssErD
resigned nayss
We ave authorized to announce TOs J. FREEMAN Of the
county Of Gibson as candidate for Attorney General
seef Tennessee place OF gOn L T. sNrzD. resigned.
juns3
Weare sutherizea to announce wM B. REESE, Jr., Esq
candidate for the Office General and Reporter
for the state june2
We are authorized to annoauee JOHN ". HEAD, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General for the seOf Tennessee place
OF Hon. J. L. T. ssEEDresigned
We are authorized announce MILTON A. HAYNES. Of
Memphis candidate the Office Of Attorney General
Reporter for the State. junesf-d,tW&wt
We are authorized sANrEt TURNKEY Esq, of
Sparta candidate Attorney General and Reporter for the
Sts.a
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NEW YoRK Juiy 2i.-The armisiice was sigued
on the eth BY Generals Hess and Valiant, st Villa
FrsEca. 1t stipulates that AZ commercial vessels
shall navigate the Adriatie uDmolesed. All the
Bourses in Europe felt the effect OF THIS news on tho
7tb $50
The Austrian Federal Diet proposed to mobilizs
the whole federal contingent, and requested the
Prince Regent Of Prussia TO assume eommand.
King Oscar Of Sweden. died a. Stockh In.
VIENNA July 8.--The French frigste Imperense
boulbaTded Sara yesterday. The ERE was returned
The Inperiense withdrew. appearing to hsve suffer
ed some injury.
The loss at the battle Of SOIfsfino was, Austrians
killed zoos Wounded s,62l. French and sar-
dinians l5,250l aa fs
ENGLs,sD Ten thousand additional men for the
navy are demanded.
The ship Sarah Siinot from New Orleans for Lyons
was burned at sea en- the 28th.
a French fleet Of 81 sail is near Venice
A Rome letter states that Msssinian forged
pretended form, the Pope directing the most brutal
treatment in the revolving disiri
A TIebigono letter says that Pc is making
great preparations in anticipation Of with 1ur
fry.
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The Forrest Case.

NEW YoRK, July 10 in the case of Caiharine
n Forrest Vs. Edwin Forrest, the Judge this morn
ing decided that the motion, argued last week, to
change the referee ard to grant slimony and cOun-
sci fees for plaintiff should be granted-the refer
enee TO proceed before the present referee if he viii
consent to hear it, and the defendants attorney con-
sen.s 10 vacate the order of adjournment otherwise
the order will be to Sacate the order Of referen"e,
and refer the matter TO another suitable person.
The defendant to pay alimuny at the rate Of $500
per month, and 81 800 towards counsel fees and
expenses Of reference.
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MILE EueEsIE DERooDs-s CoscERT. The cen
cert given at Oad Fellows Hall Wednesday nigh
b. Mile EUeExtE DERooDE was all that We had
anticipated from the reputation which had preesasd
her. and he well knoan ability Of her sccompIishs
Cd sister, Mile MARIE DEBooDE, By whom, as well
IS Messrs. DoRMAE and sTrIT, two most excellent
vOoalists Of this city, she was assisted Il vas such
concert as the music loving citizens OF Nashville
are seldom permitted to enjoy. M'i!e DERcoDE sus-
tanned weil the character THsLRERe had given her
as performer on the piano, while she exhibited
vocal powers which arc well calculated 10 charm an
spprscatse audience. and TO place her in the front
rank Of vocalists.
OF the performance Of Mile MAaIR DERooDD it is
needless to SPEAK, as Der vocal powers are too we'll
known and appreciated il this community to require
eOmmendaticn from US It is sufficient to say that
she susg as beautifully and sweetiy as she has on
shy occasion Her singing Of ''our Starry Flag"
was as brilliant as the soeg is beautiful
Me,srF DosMAN and SrTTr sustained their parts
in their usual accurate and good style, and added
greaty to the interest of the performance while
Prof WEBEa presided ct tae piano With the ease and
grace for which he is noted.
We regret that larger number OF our citizens
did not attend this concert fOs it was certainly in
futely supsriorto many given by 'atrOlling musi-
clans that have been well attended. We trust the
scrpursl asiom, 50 prophet is not without h5nor,
save in his country, is not to be extended in
car oEn day snd city TO our amateur musieaos. The
Miles DEROoDE are gifted in the eiiyne art )" and
when they can be induced TO give performance,
those who profess to erjoy music should give them
The encouragement. to which their merits jurtly en-
title them. Those who profess 10 appreciate what
ever is pure and beautiful IN music, which thor
Ough cultivation enables heIperforner to bring cut
should request Mile EUGENE DERooDE to repeat
her concert Of Wednesday night, AMI in such way
as to give her an assurance that her efforts and
those Of her assistants, will be properly rewarded
We repeat ii such concert as our citizens are
seldom permitted TO enjoy.
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WAsHnGros. July 2i--The President has lander
ed tee Central American Missien % D. 81. BrinRer.
Of North Carolina. L ia thought he viii decline.
The news Of European peace produced nlnch
qualification to the government and official and dir
lomatic circles.
Important dispatches from McLane have bsen re-
ceiEed.
The Sloop Of Wsr Savannah will Be again sent
20 the Gulf of Mexico.
Our Vaziles at the Brazil Station in the river
Platte, to remain there while the unsettled Coz
dition Of affairs continues.
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. morality among southern

No. Morality among southern
SS@~S CHILDREN.-Itis estimated that in the South
ern S'ates children carried of by and the dis
eases arising from Them than by all other maaes combined
Post examinations Of the young frequently reveI
the terrible Taysges Of these nsdious enemies Of health and life
is therefore, only act Of common phanhrophy to recon-
mend, with all preparation like Wiaers Cana
dim FsrHge which has proved many thousands Of
immediate safe and radical for kind of yermicular
disease. sEEE
Be particular and remember the Eipsrs Canadian
T6rage This is the only article that be depended
Remember thisl
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl, Charities Street.
iUlyl7-d&Wlm Sole Proprietors.
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ACCIDENT To TIE RAILROAD FRIDGE AT DECA-
TUR, ALA.-Ofiicial information has been received
a. the Memphis and Charleston Railroad ofiee in
this city, that eight spans Of the Railroad bridge
over the Tennessee river at Decatur, were blown
down by violent tornado on Sunday afternoon, the
17th inst. The President of the road, Col. S am
Tate, who happened TO be at Huntsville at the
time the accident occurred, proceeded at once 10
Decatur, and on yesterday telegraphed to Col
Ayres, the Superintendent of the Western Divis-
ion of toe road, TO the effect that arrangements
have already been made TO forward passengers, and
that there will be no delay or hindeTance to the
Eastern connections of the road. Passengers will
be put through as advertised, and need not be de-
erred from taking this route. The Inconvenience
will be temporary, measures have been taken 20
rebuild the bridge, which was constructed on the
Hove plan, With spans of one hundred and '!i;ty
feet in length. The tornado is described az moet
terrific, The wind striking the bridge and lifting it
distance into the air and then letting il drop
suddenly and passing on. The loss is estimated at
$3.50 600, the bridge being entirely destroyed with
the exception Of two spans The direction Of
the siud was from Son h 10 North, ard it was con-
fined entirely TO the river. We understand tina: ore
msa was killed.-.Kenaphis AVayaneis, July 10.
We have letter from gentleman st Decatur,
dated the 18th, which states that the gentleman
who was killed had registered his name the hotel
in that place on the l4th inst as "THomAs CASEY,
Nashville, Tenn" He had about his person let
tsr to him from A. BARTERs dated at Nashville the
Is. Of July. Mr. CASEY stated that he was
CHIMES, and that be was in search CT employment
lie had been in the river bathing, and had taken
shelter on the bridge, which covered His re-
mains taken from the wreck soon after the &C
oident, and we're buried on the 18th. His friends
may learn further particulars by writing to the
Post Master at Decatur.
Our correspondent informs us that the draw On
the west and two spans the east side of the river
all that is left Of the bridge. He says the loss
is estimated at $75, 600 by the builder
1t is singular that no building in the town or Vi
cinity was injured by this terrific tGrnado.
1t will be seen that passengers experience no de-
teution in consequences of the accident and cor
respondent informs us that freights not delayed
or subject 10 extra charge, arrangements having
been made to havs freight transported across the
river until The bridge is repsired.
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: N0RE 10 BS ADEIR5O 9zZiy TIzE
RIG HEST BHAD DEM

Worn by Kings or EEnpeFOFs
What Why Beautiful mead OF EIairs
I'D ECAUsEffs he ornament God iassf IFosisd FOR an
keaeF altha1gh The Ray bloom
Brightly IN The glowing csek TIE be sparkng ihs
those % pearls, M the ke IS hers ~ Us covering
the hair be snared Sad syeied drs and DRY. sii.
sprnked with gray nature VIII Lose a cisrns. Pal.
Woods BAR Restorative, II used three times week viii
restore and peraertiy to all, lead
The following and ads. Tts writer tAs eelebte Pianist,
ztG1beTg:
DE. Wo0D:- NEW YORK April 10. 1858.
DeaT S-Per ne express % youshe eblisad7nsI an
under for the entire restoration Of hair original
about the tine arrval in United rapidly
becoming gray, b1 upon the Application q your ar Reora
tive recovered its original hue. CONSIDER cur Restorative
q very wonderful invention. quite etcacious we'll
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
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QUARREL BETWEEN THE RoMIsu CHURCH AND TIE
FRENCH CoURT.-The breach between the Archbish
op of Paris and the Court is regarded as certain.
Tne double refusal to Off ,ate, both at the prayers
at NOtre Dame en- the Emperor's departure, ahd
again at the Ts Deum for Magenta, is the His
Hlghness is said to have given the request to olii
ciate at the Ts Dsum, an answer to which there is
nc reply possible. 81 cannot join in thanksgiving
for the murder of fifteen thousand human beings,
ncr raise a hymn of joy founded upon the pain and
misery Of others. But will sing De Protlndis and
Requiem for the souls of the departed with the
greatest pleasure"
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Dir. KINGS DIsPEHsARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

HS Dr. Ring formerly Of New York, fcr the issffour
AS@sS years Of louisville, Kentucky, and Who hal de-
voted the treatment Of prVacs diseases
thirty years. faers himself, having attended 20 practice Cor
many yeaTs, ancure many thousands, be is enabled
ali diseases private nature, matter how BAD Is y
FROM idjudiei0us mgdcal reent, fro ne-dct o. har
own. Dr. King Dspensary SO. p Dsaderck
Cherry and the sguars where he cures ali assea pEEss
nature.
eOsoREk cured sihOut nauoious medicine ntrergnes
from business.
ays, operation which causes pan- where Structure
exists health canrot be enjoyed Perhaps disease znss
mere mischief and undertakes tho consuiion nuch
SYPHILIS with sll the disses Of he skis Euuut q &c
cct rad treatment, 6a ssctaailg cured 10 days.
SEMINAL WkAKNEss particular as1on havir been given 70
disease, and all the consequences growing cot q q Tou
On in By TIE destructive habits % iredrsdaras
Youths and excessive Indulgence q Ire PASSIONS neglect Il
uhlc will undermine the coDsua rndsrnge gahcc unft
Cor business society, and causing premature Old sge
Females may ps ahGTnF with any dcul % the Won
may rest ASSURED Of Immediate Teifsf
Persons residing abfed by writing and saing eir viii
Zee enclosed, directed 20 Dr.. King rerlck
ashviile, Tennessee, will have the ucce-lT
address, win necessary directions. Strict secrecy Observed
oe hours from O'Clock IN u morning until Gin ts esr
q, ls59-dkWiy
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We authorized requested JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House Of the nextIegislature. junel5
We are authorised TO announce A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county the lower branch Of the next Leg
stature Of Tennessee. aplO-te
Weae authorized to Isaac N. WILKINSON
ddate represent counties rundy and Van Buren,
n The Lower Branch q the naxt State Legislature.
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Presidency In 1850.

PITTsBUBG. July 19.-The Pittiburg Post, 3 lead
ing Democratic organ of western Pennsylvania puts
up the name Of James buchanan for re-eleetoui in
strong, unequivOeal leading article. It takes the
ground that ne is the only candidate who can be
nominated By the Charleston ConseniioR with whom
the differences existing in che Democratic ranks,
North and SOUTH can be reconciled
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injunction Granted in the Indian Rbser

BALTISToHE, July 21.-Inthe United Satss Court.
in the case Of Day and others against Stilman and
others, Judge Giles granted perpetual Injunction
whereby Day obtains the exclusive monopoly Of
elastic goods containing vnlcanised rubber.
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LnIest from 1he Cold nIinc..

ST LOUIS, July l9.--Ths express Of the evening
Of the 30tb, from Denver City, brings intelligence
that everything in the mining region is in -four
ishing condition. The express brought no papers,
hence there are no important details. Another ex-
press will be due to morrow.
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For criminal Conrt CIcrl..

We are authorized % announce CHAs T. DIGGoNs as
candidate for Criminal Court CLERK. juiyS-td
Weare authorised Dr.. Z. n. Patterson
ddste for CLERK Criminal Court Of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. lmay2S-te.
We are authorised JOHN SHAME, ESQ.,
ddate re election the Office Of Criminal Court
next March election. -s..
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julyI7-d&wlm
m@--B. 4. Fahnestocls's vernri-

Tasa~E@B. a. FahnestOck's VernTi-
Z~=e~s EUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence large body Of the regular medical profession in
every State the Union, preparation unsurpassed Gy day
and daily prescribed by the through
out the United During the long period of its continued
popularity spurious and counerft limitations have from time
time made their appearance Never has it Been
the part Of the buyerto exercise udeous caution in
chasing the genuine article than this time. These imitation.
often close in their external resemblance to b A fame
STOCKS Ysrmuge to be well calculated to put upon the
suspetng purchaser article which he neither wished in
tended buy It is enough buy Of accredited agent
but every purchaser must vigilance to avoid being imposed
upon, and must examine every bote 10 himself that he is
buying The genuine B. A. FAHSEsTocz's Ve-mifage.
inIvl-llENrlna
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.AtfemntntRnhhe1r.

STocKBRIDGE, Mass, July 10 "A daring attempt
to rob the bank has just been detected Last night,
a man who gave the name Of John Smith, was dis
covered while operating the vault of the Houss-
tonic Bank in this city. He says he has been en-
gagged at the work for nearly three weeks. He had
almost effected an entrance.
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rTeeting Of RaiIroad PresideD,s.

NEW YoRK July 2l.-Tbe Presidents of the BAL
timore and Ohio. and Pennsylvania and New FORK
Central Railroads, met to-day 70 advance freight
tariffs - iir is',t .-ia
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Forelgn RIarkets.-Adrancc in Cotton.

JULY 9coTTox-Saes Of the week 7Q080 bales
Of wi~h " r'afe" end Exporters took 5000 Market
Nd anced Lied. Sales Friday 1900 bales Holders
aiyae ans Fair s., Middllng7 Mobile Fair 70,
MddIing ~ Upland Fair y Mddling ~ Stock Liver
pool rs. 900 bales, OF which 6i3, 600 are American
BRTADsruFFs AND Provisions have declining tendency.
Conso 959e5s<.
Manchester adYces favorable. All qualities considerably adj
vanced
HAvsE-Cotton finn. All qualities considerably advanced
Ne1c orleans Tres Or7iRGire iOsf.
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BY 1'EIEGRAPH.


Nsw IoRK, July 2l.--The steamer l'riea has 81
rived at New TX with Liverpool dates Of the b
inst
An armistIce has been agreed upon until The 18th
Of August. There are strong hopes Of peace.
There IS eensieeFaele eKeitenent and advances OF
lhs Bourses.
The ship Sarah Minot vas burnt at sea. Her
crew arrived st LTerpeol.
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Fer Congress.

weare authorised to TIl0s. T. SAUNDERS
dae for The Office of Couaey Trustee Davidson county
he election tohe held in March, 1850. sp5
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LOCK 0UT!-The Superintendent of the Water
Works says he will prosecute every violating the
law authorizing the sprinkling of the streets.
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siesure OF a supposed SLAYER.

NEW BEDFORD, July 81 The ship Atlantic which
cleared for the Indian Ocean has been seized en-
picion Of being SLAYER:
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Wesre authorized the Hon. JoaS " WRIGEr
candidate reelection congresfro the Seventh Con-
gressioral District mhl
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 2l.--Cotton advaRoed sa2, sales
5000 bales, Middling Upands 10; Flour has de-
lining tendency, Gales 5000 bales; Sugar buoyant
advanced to I; Orleans 6sa6E; MuscOvadO 5!a6t
C flee firm, sales GOt0 bags Molasses 40.
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The sun was intensely hot yesterday, but there
was delightful breeze during the whole day, which
tempered the atmosphere greatly. We heard CT
few ses of stroke, but they were very slight,
and the parties we're considered out of danger las.
evening.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
tu.rorION, THURSDAY, August 4, 1852


We are authorized to announce S. w. ADHESION,
ddate TO represent @ county Of Davidson the Senate of the
next Legislature. julyl3-td~
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We received dispatch from Knoxville on yester
dsv. fn.ornsiag US that Hon. HoRAcs MAYNARD,
candidate for Congress, made an attack upon j. W.
KkwuAs, editor of the Knoxville Register with
cane. We learn that MArSARD was TOrstsd in the
encounter.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS July 21.-The river has fallen four in
inches 10 the last "a hours There are nine feet
ter to Cairo.
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OLDHAM q WHITE,
a n y % = n = = , n y
ansfsu. Towrs.

RRACTICE In The District Coges u Weegn Texas, aaf n
Uniiel States District and supreme CcuTt ~ siin and
Tyler. Land caizns Of description known tc as
either before The Courts he General Lll 9e Or c0u1
e. Claims. Once on 0oogreu ATtaue, near he caPi.sf
iYI 58-d&WlE
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Head now i'm Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
csIity having successful gratifying
results by quite gOody the Nashgleand
ties Weelam for hisnew remedial agent. Those who have
aversion to turning gray longer dread the great
venence and trouble Of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative Of which speak will most certainly the hair
its primitive color and vyac In addition obvatng the
the wig, Deoviies Restorative away
the necessity fer ehampooning for few applications Of strips
the head entirely of ali dandru dirt &C. The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards from citizens;
yng the great restorative and cleansing properties Of the pre-
paraOn such his part aneces
sar These who give trial further proof
fly them that it is what it is represented to be.
Sold only the Drug Store Of pemOvlle Co., Of
Church and Cherry Streets Nashville Tenn. Price 81
may3
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FAMILY LARD The lard advertised by Messrs.
WooZs Co, We know to be q very superior article
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n~@aA WORD 70 FaInIIIes--Mh hen

rz<~A word 10 FaIniIies--When
@Sts-S you look around your houses, and You think
there's nothing wanting children all playful smiling
and everything foreboGes and happiness suddenly
OF the dear young M deep cut is the result of the
a lent You look every where for relief and can't find
itwy7 Because you have neglected have hand
DALLEI'S MAGICAL P4ALN EXTRA CTOR-this is the
whole trouble Remember always hand.
relief Will be q hand.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
.l..-.l l.. Ill IL
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ANoTmEn eRAND I'LL.
coi, Thomas I. Bransfora

VIII address his feIlow-citizens on the
issues Of the present canvass, at the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad De-
pot Saturday night. Let all go to hear
Col. BRAssFoRD.