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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16
From the New Hampshire Patriot, March 9
The New Hampshire Election.

The New Hampshire Election.
The general result of the election in the State cf
New Hampshire may be told in few words. The
Black Repuh leans have aga L swept the board. but
by greatly reduced msjor t.. They have el,c ed
Governor, three members Of Congress, four of the
five councillors, majority Of the representatives TO
the Legislature, and probably a majority of the
senators
We have made net gain of about | 200 in towns
heard from, aad those coma in Will We think re.
duce GUodWin's majority to about $500
We have elected cur senators in The }st, h, 6.h.
ard l2'h districts, aud possibly in The lOth AID
llih. We had but three last year, aud may have
six now.
We have probably redeemed the c'uaiies Of Mer>
ried Coos, Carroll ami Belkuap
The results Of yestgIdty's lk are not so favor
able to our friends We horel yet they are such
as TO afford them encouragement to future effyIt
rather tEaR discourage them. Il is true our Oppo-
nens have achieved victory, but another like it
would Tuia tbCm
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New Orleans flarket,

INV ORLEAss, Msrch Is Cotton. falcs 4,5O0
bales l3aIl1 Sal Of days 1400O bales. Re-
ceip's OF days % 500 bales against 81, 0G0 bales
last year Total exports 100, eco bales Molas>
ses SO; Oats 80; LAID buoyanl u Freight on cot
ton TO Liverpool, fifteen thirty seconds.
Arrived, ship Wabash, st Charles and Sultsna
from New York. Btrk Dirigo from New York.
Harry Hammond, from Bostoa AID Pansma from
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THE PUBLIC LOAN IL Observation-Disclosures Europe
is drifting into a not perfect fever fo- max
ing new loans is raging among the governm'n Of
the Old WorlI. Austria is il the marbei for ir Y
millions of dollars Sardiaia wants ten millions Eug
land requires thirty five millions France is conicn-
plating early negotiation, aud from the fact that
several eminent western i2aneier have been allied
to St Petersburg il is not doubted that Russia III
soon be in the market Oae Of the American g)v-
erDmen.s is also neutrality-suspicious. to he Brit
ish stock jol hers loan Of fifty millions of dollars
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TIE SF2EE GALLERY
DaSueFreOtyPes. AEbrOtypes.
UELAHNDTEPES
SPEsEREOTY AND FEEOTOGEA pms
No ~, Union STREET next door Vessel Thompson's
a. +. SALTZEIAN.
tLaTE oraEATuR At Hrears GALLERY
FEAVIHG hfei up aoFe, exclusively for thar
branch q bnsress trpaed 70 ladies ana
gentlemen Of Nashville and make TIc ses II their fsce ~
the highest style Of The Art No expense Teen nan shr
IA iuFshRg has apartments procuring and most
improved apparatus ard materials ct.
iy inyes all Eo pictures give saII pledsin
satisfaction In
JLI'EHtranee next door West to Vessel & Thompson
ms D. p. sAhTZNAN
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Capt. M. F. MAURY, Of Washington City, who
was engaged to examine the Duektosn copper mines
Of the Allegheny C, Ppsr Mining Company, has pub
lisaed pamphlet report of bis examination, ex
pressing the opinion that the properly is immensely
valuable; snd az an evidence of his faith, be has
subscribed, says The Montgomery Ala HAL, for
ten Thousand dollars worth of stock; and allows his
name to bSusei as one Of the directors pro TEN of
the company. Five hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lars worth Of stock viii be disposed Of, when tie
stockholders will meet and choose president and
directors Of their own selection
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RELIEF IN TEN BIINBTES.
BIGY VANS
p U LINZ ONEC FEE s.!


Diseaseser TIE CAet md LpDgs, coughs. Colds AstA
Hoayseness. Li1caH Ere5tfiag Sore
Thr0It, DO, Dc, DC.
THESE WATERS give the and perfect
lief when perseyered with according directSns never
to elect rapid lasting Thousands have
perfect health who have tried other vain To all
classes ali constitutions ey equally blessing
need despair matter how long the disease may have
existed, however may be provided the organic strue
OF The vital organs hOpeessy Gecsycd Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To VocALs1s PUBrlc AKEs these Waters peculiarly
vauaei they will in day the service occaona
aarseness their regular days WILL
The power and fexby OF the voice. greatly improving
its tone compass aud csarae FOR which purpose they
ulaTly used by many professional vocslsts
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price . cents Ter boz. For sale by
The Great English IEemedy--- Sir James
CIsrke's Celebrated FamiIe pills.
This Invaluable Medicine is unfarg the all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
subject. Itmoderas all excess and removes all
speedy cure nay he relied on
40 Married Ladies.
especially suited will, short time bring thenontLl
period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent c0unterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should By females 5yriags1e FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy they to bring
Miscarriage, but az any other time they SGfe.
In all of Nervousand Spinal affections pain the back
bs, fatigue PspitaOn Of the Heart,
Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches, Whites
prinfuI diseases occasoned by dsordereI system these Pill
will effect a when all others have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
Should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 30 pills and eHccle with the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain post free for 81 post
age st2mps
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester. N 7.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Dsmsvie, and g. w. Herershot
and all respecIabis Druggists nov23-d&wIyiAs
II Look out for mutations of Lea PERKINS, WOF-
ccStCrsilire Sauce. See advertisement DUNCAN
& Sons aug2I-S
Rock City T7iIIs.-J. r. BAGJ[4Y g CO., PrOpri-
ctOrs J. =. BAUMAN < CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will the highest price all times for Whest and
Corn at their Mills, Of Line aud Cherry streets, Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices CT ElOUr-Fro and after this date, further
notice, lle price
EHtra Family Flour, s. 20 Fine Bran, 7se
Zine Flour, MNsl Bran, 7jc
UTholted, 50 Coarse Bran, 6ic
Muhllngs 90 Corn Meal. Q bushel, Zoe
Chad feed per iushel Csc
Al articles the undersigned deliverable any place in
the city free G charge. When selling By quantity
Of disoount Is 10 pc. cout. from recall prices
J. E. BAUMAN & co.
Any wanting Flour Bran Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mills an Order Box at the Post Oace ana at W. H.
Gordon Co.. warehouse, where the calls four times
zach day. idec II J. L BAUMAM & CO.
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The Secretary of War has issued an order requir-
ing half hOur guns to be fred from sunrise to sun
set every gsrrisOued military post and the nation
flag to be displayed st haC>mast the day succeed
iug the recsp Of the order and officers Of the army
to wear for three months The proper badge of militia
r. mourning, SIS tribute Of respecttO the lale Post
master General
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DER. JOHN SHELBX'S
Fine BlOSded SJOck--EEOrscS. JaCkSs Jcn-
nets, Hogs and CaJtIcs
: 2

the agent Of Or. SHELBY, will at public sale on
"a SATURDAY the 2I Gay CfApril next, ali thorough
bred SaJIs Mares, Jacks, Jenuets, Hogs and Cattle that
Fatherland his Nashville II is useless
the Igreys tins stock in advertisement, hut safely
say that they will show good blood any the te
Twill menuon that the rest the four year Old
ahun Marx Young half brother 10 SOCKS, and yeaFipg
hy his hall sister, will he offered Tie alc will take place
the farm. commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ".
IEEMsA under So cash. all under 00 four s
all SuU and under twelve onts al $3.50
one and two credit Notes endorsed and payable
without interest
lhose who wish and the stock &c ap
ply to Mr. p s. McMURRY Farm OF me at the
oi TIE Nashville Gas Light Company
Any Of m above mentioned Stock can I've purchased at
private sale.
febIG-ti. WASHINGTON RARRoW-
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BLACK WAHsEzrnE,

FEVIS superior Jack will bis second season NJ -
H W. d. Williams, Leipers Greek, three mile, sa
North Of WilamspOTt and fifteen Northwest AZ Co. Va
lumbtt lie will be permitted JeEnets at N zZs
Dollars the insurance, payable when he fact is a.
cerned or the properly CHANGED Jennets will be fell on ~
at JV cents per week asuTage gratis. Black Warrior ana all
Jenets brought to him. will lie un!er immediate care and
pleigs ourselves to that Jenues are well take care f
anu TO do all We can 70 prevent acc tents will not
sle for any that may occur Every person who owns Jack
believes ms Is te finest We DESTROYS those who dies to
breed FROM the finest should al BLACK Waror. w. I',
think they will go any further. "
Pedigree and Description.
Black Warrior sired by Marriage Mammoth KNIGHT .rd
by King SyrUs. ~ s''
Black Warrior will be four old the Ist dav Of Inn.
is 10 hans high Of deep black it'll mea nose: and as IN
age and is equasd iy few He took the r mum at 3 YEAR
Old at The Aaury county Fair and the premium a. three
old at the Division Fair Of Mluy county, and AT The WI
Hanson county Fair. W. ID. WILLIAMS = IN
m N-IN. I'm - w.
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DIED.-In Columbia, Tenn, on Saturday evcriug
the 18th inst, Mrs. JENSIs C wife OF IN X Wilkes
Esq, editor Of the Coiuubia Mirror.
Death should have come
Gently 70 one II gentle mould, like thee,
As light winds, wandering through groves Of bloom,
Dytdch the delicate blossoms IRON the tree
Closed tiy swee eyes calmly, and without pa n.
And We viii trust ia tod 10 Sc. thee vet again.
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n<~@ we would cali Ghe par

~ we would call the par
GIaS ticuar attention Of every reader t. the advertise
men Of hcean ghenng Cordial and Volcanic Oil Ln
men They too we'll known this community require
recommendations But there many readers who
suffering from arrangement Of Ae digestive organs without the
slightest idea Of the real giving symptoms such
depoEdency unpleasant feeling, ndecOn lack Of
ergy making existence burden. all who may afflicted
try this Cordial It will give Immediate relief Ts all who may
be afflicted with Sores Pains Of any kind. try the LLiment
See the advertisement in another column. feb2d&w
W%~s Bank OF West Tennessee, at
SssL-Es1<s NEMPHIs.-Ths OF this Bank will be
redeemed The Union Bank OF Tennessee Nashville Jtw
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SSS--zs~-S MEssRs. b. A. FGHNxSTscK & Co
Gntemen:Mr. G. ". Tey, who Is gentleman well
the planters this Wharton county,
braed the careful management Of negroes, highly
ioends 3. A. Fahnestoeks Yermifuge. He called few
since AMI purchased Dozen and that he administer
the Termf1ge of year. adult negro
peed having worms and succeeded in expeing her
dozen inches in length, that her health
is good.
One these home testimonies worth where
parties not known aud this bs regarded reliable
dence With regard the adaptation Of your valuable YsIuge
plantations. am, truly, yours,
s. W FISHER.
? Purchasers should look eel the
wrapper, that they buying B. A FahneOck VeEm
fuge aud no other. fel27-d&wlla.
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New York, March 10, Cotton dull, the inclem-
ency of the weather prevents business sales 500
bales; Flour quiet, salcs 100 hbls White Western
G RI 86ss9; Mess Pork from l7.75nl850: Whiskey
28,2s4; Sugar aleady, G44Ss; Coffee firm, l03aI24;
Molasses 39a40
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Capture Of a SLAYER.

NEw YORK, March l5.--Fhe SLAYER captured off
POr Rico in Febru ~, was the Mystic, with over
l,05O ayes aboard The captain Americi IN
aud owLer Ia collision with the anLhofitel and
etcaPed Nearly ali the negroes were landed at
INN
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NoTICE TO CoUNTRY MEBCHASTs.-We arc selling
many ar'icles Of Hardware, "being part OF Kirk
man EUiss last importation" ct 4 small advance
on Cost for Cash Our new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals We offer a, reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper You can save
money hy buying your Hardware at 81 Public
Square, kiIkmaR y EIls's old stspd from
mh7 IT, MCCALL & co.
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BARGAINS IN READY MADE ULoTHIrG We arc
selling at Reduced Prices, fer Cash. the balance of
our stock of OVER CONSCIOUSNESS CoATs-hearg
Pants and Vests WARD BERMIEGHAM & Co.
No. 20 South Side Pu bic SQUARE
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From, Mexseo.

Nav ORLEANS March II The Teanessee's mails
confirm the succ IS Of the Liberals in Mexico
Gen. Ampudia re, oIs that the reac'ionists, uadsr
C1bss, 1870 strong. were twice beaten back by al
inferior t. rec MiramOn is reported as retire wing
Oriz lha. O7'y 600 we're left 81 the ,tiLoi
The ness ofths iatende'l action of cur G. yvrrn
nen' greatly encouraged the liberals The Eagli,h
and French are harrssans Juqr, r.
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CAPT. ADA MEyKIS-Mrs. Menkin the viva
cious Ada, formerly Of hs ilk," is starring at the
National Theatre, New York She has cspiivated
the critic of the Tribune, who is proverbiai for =
weakness for c'resses The dramatic editor Of the
Saturday Press thus discourses of the Tribune man
and the "Melken:"
The adventurous young man Of the Tribune has,
however found IN OASIS. j. Is i. the shape Of a
person Lautd Menkin, who has made her debCt at
the National Theatre. Menkia il a female Men
kin plays scubrItes BY all account the is a sCrt
of prairie Lola Meutoz first hClrd Of her Day
ton, a highly interesting town in Ohio. There she
played in some one Of The numerous pieces wherein
Young Womt Il, in a short allowance OF clothing, 70
through with certain eyoiutions that supposed
to he mil tary The Dayton Light Guards. or Light
In 'aBtry, Light something or other, were 50
much charmed, meu and as Guards, that they
chose Mrs. MuaLil as their ruler, and she wears
the title of Captain to this day. Such thing coGld
not happen n yWhcrc except in America, and here
il is especially western. When we add that the
Guard para led at The theatre under the command
of their scir6ssNoapIan the thing Is c,mglsie She
has now come, sword IA hiHJ, 10 Conquer the me
tropo Is. and Ihs RibH1c critic, aEeIt a msn Of
peace, has been 10 see Ibc cTIrciine warrior. |
have not yet yentnred Tie critical lffi3e diily
proves more and more dangerous. Ii q msn writes
that prtm4 donna can't sing. wont sing CT kicks
up rows he the risk o. having his lie bull et
cut of him. II, with only the natural female We -
pons, am 10 he Put down, what should d. a
gainst the Mcnsib, who ooujl, dou5', bring
light artillery battery the fell against me, aad
serve the pieces herself.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the Dayton
Light Guards" deny that the fair ADJ WAS ever
elected their ,Ptain, and repudiase their be ng
under petite pat government, bat the story has gone
the rOdnds and they may as we'll make up their
minds to grin aud bear it.
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comm ERcsAL.sse
sashvitle markets, March rs.


C0Tr0N-There was considerable activity in the Cotton
day. aud buyers reality too all that was offer, a.
full pr cess Tie Gay transaction add up 2 bales rs follows
bs 81 q, 10 at SIC, at &C. IS at o 50 at Iasc
1885, at 10 CO. IS lee5 il Vi 10 20 and ~
at 1873
There good demand for the better GRADES and we quote the
market firm follow:
Ordinary Good Ordinary, o.. Iai Q
Low Middling, ... ~ Ia lat
MIldling ~
Good Middiing, los o Its1
TOBACCO The sales Of tobacco day aid up 50 bhs as
follows F,her wheeess Co, sold rs binds a, 40 co 90
395, ag5 4 20, AGO. 90, ass, s3l g. AS 1919
475 495, $50 9j SIS so 49, GOO Cts, 0an $50
$50 6tO. s5 rs rs, AS, 7 500; and A. uami
$50, 355, 60 co, 400, 3D. 49, 4g5 800 To-
) 90, ) 50, sea COS, 6.i5,6.25, IS, and 65e
Taere is good demand for Tobacco which and ready s
within the rangeo Of the following quotations
Lugs n a ~
Medium Lelf..-... 4 s. s5s5
Tobacco salesa Tees Landing follows a hlIs at
81. 49, 400, g. 40 43O, so CO. 49, 5s5 e. es
esq., 81 20, 67j 7.Ij p, 49, 745, 75 Is 40 $40,
s.4j 2at3 IS, at TO- at As, at 63 80 ~,
at7.55 g. at 500, at 30; sold by Oldham. Hosr
& Co.
IRISH POTATOES There has an active demand for
Irish for planting purposes several days past We
quote MeshannOes 90 so per barrel We noticed some
very hne warehouse Seymour & straon
There very little doing in Provisions aud Grain and no
change in prices.
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Hungarian woman shot off the tsp other head,
the other day, at Cincinnati, in the presence of
her Hungarian husband, because he suspse ed her
Of iDndelity to her marriage vows.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Tbe river is rising, with
feet 9 inches water in the canal anu feet inch
es on the Falls.
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BnIDE DESERTED A young lady about sizteen
years Cd eloPed from Boston, Mass, few days
ago. contrary to the wishes Of her parents Her
husband abandoned her on Friday, last, and it is
supposed that he is gone to California TO seek his
fortune, leaving her to repent her hasty marriage
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To the voter. Of tI.e civ OF NashrlIle.

At sn election held the gath Of February asst to elect
Constable to fiji the vacancy by the RESIGNATION OF
saml Nicho, received joity Of all he yo es poei and
received from the sCh teste my ectionas c s:a.
BILE TO h the aa vacancy. My election his beeu contested 10y
Of opponents John D. st aside by s honor
Judge Mhtworl heaus Ct the failure 81 The sheriff to hold an
eecuon in tie fifth ara and ewi.e an inorna fly IN the
drsi War in the appointment aud swearing the Judges or In
Epectors Of the election.
Another election has orlerg to take place on Saturday
the Goth # March, and sgau candidate sand lice
and solicit your support. IRA A. STOUT.
M4rch y, Is59-td.
II We are author.zeI,o announce GEORGE COLEMAN
can iidas for Constable in the Nashville District.
mlI3-td.
II We are authorized to 5NO D. GOWER as
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
mhl2-td.
II are authorized to Hon. JoHN v WRIGHT
as candidate for election Congress the Seventh Con.
gressloEai District. mhl.
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R0RET 70 EE zDNIRzD TR4Y TIE
E2aC EST DEM

EVER
~ oF1 by AiDgS or EsmperOrsl
Ehnst way n fseautiFni Head al HEair.
tc4tsEis 8 e errsmsi GOD Haass5f iros,doi o al
,AB our rars Aer, although the mag bloom ever So
ohs ~ the sosin[ eee the eye be sparsIins s
ite hair se sIsrlei zreisd 1lh ana G or uSr =
wors Ilsjr Hestorsiise u ni , a. the r.e i;
r tgre amt Hianrlt7 ALL such an erns.sst j
te iooAing and Iadr The writer the elebrate Pianist
D. "g CON- Nrw Youz, April Ia. Is5s.
under for the ente restoration Of ny hair te It's orsl co
aaoat The tine c. Arrival in JueI STATES / s ,spiiy
tive recovered original hue. consider your Iesfo
a. very SoH'isriw invention quite eAcacihns we'd as
AssesAos- N aeir sir, yours truly,
sDrycl. ar Ozylieiyet. . n 'Ai-'A 10
Welsh Newspaper ofee. - Nassau st April n Is5s
PROS. o. J. Moon: DeaF Sjr-Scne month or ~ ,rsts-o
ree7ei bottle OF your Hair Restorative and gave il 49,
concluded to tr her hair, little insaz AZ fss 3
at IL Eoud restore the ey hair original color Int tT
that ranierfa eject turning an the ry iairt F@a
at the e leaatyins and thickenng the hair strosgy
s f ls 's . " o CHAR: e%s g s9sa
Mas YoRE, JAS .. lrs7
Hair Restorative being the ecsci0us ever saw
since using Hair Restorative my hair aid EhskeEs Which
were anast White iYe gaiutiy sFoHn DARK; and nov feel
esndeat that few uore applications VIII 90 tis
natural color Il as has relieved me Of al dzndruE and
psat itching 50 eanion IA org persons who persFre srsy
PaoF Wooo-Abou two years ago ny hair coren falling
90 and s1rHing gray was fast becoming bald, and had tried
us1 remedies eject commenced using your Res;oa.
aaiitifg i1st n Hrmy.
bean up, ouf. and turned its former color
Uisc1l. AZ dis te l. ally its Original color
and
Chcs.o H.. Alay :, i5J7 ,. D. HOES
Tie Restorative s put up bottles Of sizes VIZ lsrce me
dium snail the small hollis pint. and retals for one
dollar rerbe; the Medium ao!s at eis; tvenyI per cent ore
ia properties th4n the small, reais 0r dollars per bottle;
The large holds quart forty per proportion, sad
retiiled Tor 81
o. ). WUOa&CI Propretors- 5Ia Broadway New York lin
the great n / Wire Railing Astanent) and IA Market ST,
=. Louis No.
AMI Sold by All good Drugi;s AMI Fancy Goods Dea-rs-
noy2S 7l&wIyin
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"te Grand Junction Qud Nunc is responsible for
this item: at is singular fact that nearly all
at less. a very large majoriiy-of the children bonn
ofnew married couples il this region, during the
past winter, arc girls. What fine prospect ahead,
for the Female Colleges and Schools!"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16

ceries, by S. A. G. Noel will take place tO~dsy at
the usual hour.
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The greatest Remedy in the world This car.lia;
in>.di,a from "A irrry known ,i.l} 10 n3y,elL auI
e"'lie"ii' 'oHhiufa "nh some 81 the mo-tyaltails
h"dciiai roots herbs and !arks known 20 Re lnilI
o. nan, VIZ. BL.uD Iiolr R ok r,.,. M
CHEEKY BAsa, YELiow Docs p,.ff1t.x S,r...
hHfLLi, ELbrg fs,wEas with Others r,+l.,r;. m
most irfii.ib5v remedy fr ia, f.f,rs. ir,, m ia.
ever kua7ra u il natpr.s ,tys, ,.,.. "a, .,i,. ~
-" ., natural iaNs her f.lan, o. iu,, Renee, .s
~ o'if''HS tfoHsh every vein 81 iip sas. Iunfy-
" IN" a''1as''in. tla feu.ii.il Tee bi,d. lt
EeHiialrs aug billions. i-5effar in bic ..,.r..l, , a
s5ra- fh-us tiis y hofs orstri.slfR
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The Grand Junction Quid Nuae says; "a con-
solidatiOn of two Memphis papers into one is III =
Dored One Of the papers is edited by an Old Line
Clay Wing, the other by an Old.Line jackson Dem
ocrat One rejOices in the name Of a military dis
patch, the other wears the cognomen Of the high
bird Ofliberiy and is of en- enquirug turn ofmind :"
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Y Z W % VAL .

OF Il FLA
Hoist, host flag to beavers breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner ever where,
Beneath the western sky
In var, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne ~ tlc pEtriot's hand.
Proclaim It's beauty and its WORTH,
Ger and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
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