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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
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BY THOS. DOWNING. Georxetovn-
v E En- DESIRABLE AND vALUABLE LOT
next Il shs fsh inst S2S1kf
srounS hss without reserve, that valuable lot OF
.ossRsss .s Of sSs q s sss FIJI
vestmenpt osTnty seldom offered for profitable in
iys-s. ~ TSHos. powI ING, Aues
By A, GREEN, .Auetioneer. = : = :,
.t.n aASs Ar AOcrIpS.--On Friday, the 18Th in
ociocs :, shal ss,i in front Of the Pssmis at
an. .as of vide 100 feet alley between street
Terms One. fourth Dash balance in g, H. and 10
Of trust noss' the Int rest .seuIed by
49,. .-,." i psxa 4" GREEN. Auc..
iB By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. - ~. : :
s5sF 2E sINE &. o ,.'p
:ss 4. 81 :: e. ssi
,bs PSt .tg some Of them large size and ali from
s. rs ely r sssSs 4. i
S. & o'aiiitii q; ;.s;S'
BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneer..
~ ~ AycIlos-on THURspAYF VA RF ATERS656tS
st.ss. itsn, at Public Auction, ct O'Clock on ift
fi Less STOCK wood T o tae
Sue ce @s, and sood Horse and Cart aordins
h.rl xPv.tttnnlty for any person who desires to en-
ca.so In the business the yard having good run of
Terms: One fourth cash the residu, in three
notes b. Win interest for satisfactorily endorsed
iy I'D 9. MCGUIRE CO., Aucsrs.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer. =
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 7TU
the S :a. ss !.
ses, O'clock p m, Lot No IT, I'm 81 me g PREM
gers suIdvisioh mare i Il I font t Of
bstwssn and ee. no,sn and .n'nnns back l2s feet
Inc LOCALITY Of this property is desirable it being
one OF the most thriving and calthy sections Of Che
Terms: One fourth cash !; balance in 6, r., and 10
deCd ~ LOT mo.ss bearing interest, secured bv
-ly Sd - a. GREEN. Arc..
M.nSFSn sIRSSbfS$
H. fo Ss on hs .st temsssS
aS,s sd fsss a ifss.t
Terms: ons-third cash; balance on a credit of
I'd ~ t 6. w. B S''S sG.f!f'. Auc.
SALE s v HkalEE kaEk H AvaSfs LOT
Jay sS q ~
ss on the Np premises g the south half Lot No. a.
S ana 81 1SGs: 2s
TIL. valuable Lofts dssirsb'y located in the most
Terms: One fourth cash tho remainder on a
credit OF SIX and twelve months, for satisfactorily
secured notes, bearing interest.
Iy7 d c. w. BOTELER. Auct
By J. C: MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
TEkNOON, July 5th. at 6Is O'Clock on the premi
ses, we shall sell Lot No. 10. in Square No. 81,
fronting IS feet inches on Twenty third street
Circle" and running back 81 feet to an aley, and
containing ,974 square feet.
fh.a II
trust on the premises. - "
je3' J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct,rs
LITTLE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untl FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 8, same hour
and place.
jy6 J. C. MCGUIRE l. CO, Auct'rs.
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OF Lksp.-The farm belonging to the 60.
sold IN .he late Dr. Penn, near Bladensburg was
cons ~. week, for siso 50 per acre The place
Mr. ] M,o's,, iov acres, and was purchased by
NAg'n' o. Anne Arundel county. 2 :,
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REAL Esrarx.-J~, c, McGuire Co .o,a
Lea No. 49, in square 2ie, to p Jordan for 3,
per foot LOT 10, In same square, 70 Edw,d I.snoh.
square 90 toA B. stoughton Tor "a 90,
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

| TLSi hE SAkE VI 2-STORf FRAME
sF T sSa 50 G.S = 1,
deed % Of s ut tO he .absc GS
bearing date the 18th day Of November 1857, and
L1fI al is SG "a Ri S &
county in the District Of Columbia, ali that piece
saS sf5ns and R Rno S
Ras.s OF Lots twenty sx t2 and twenty seven,
4i inning for the same at distance Of ia feet
s1nehes from the southeast corner of said square
Sene. fee!
hundred feet uoal thence south eighteen feet two
beginning Together with the nprovementspp Tsc q
are good & yelling house, &c, &c. -
the purchaser give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day OF sale. All
tpn reserves the resell The properly at
-, 80 PATRick S' D 5e W INC Trustee.
1T; TMTnHNE NINE. APo y. SALE Is POSTPONED,
iea 2aw&ds A. GREEN. Auct.
GQXBRNMENT SALE.--On SATURDAY
Yard viii be sold the following srtioes. T19
Mattress and Cover, u Cakes Shaving Soap, 2
q Thlmbes, Il pieces White Tape, box Blsokinr.
% piece. Hat Ribbon, $40 lbs Bread, 46-iss barrel
50 TBS Pickles, lbs Butter, l5s lbs Dried Apples.
ie,7 w4w WIN. Finn SShSS sx,y t hrsn,.
S H EEe 81 A4Psk B sSB pXdT Y
snbscrss 1s ~ Inc SesI RsEI ssFowSrThe
ssa: Ct ss T: and
TO TO pay s.;d debt due from Wsggh in bis lifetime
Mssah iSs o. dated sdfF f:tS
the Lot Of Ground and three-story Brick House
OF and adjoining to the house ooc1pie bs Je esst
Mountz DECEASED, q the time of bis death. The
H t sdsf vide sns anew ssS
into Jefferson street. Nfo's
sbsc bers viii convey said PREMISES 81 TO ~ inc the
chaser IN fee at his sSPense. II. =. =.
/ ieIl7a.vt. FE.wS. sR3lsAduE, Trustees.
BY WRIT VIRTUE z g, SsrAs DEED OF TRUST From
firm T r Pc Padf e Geo :sos #. . Ss
the sale OF the above premise at the time
isws: bARSaRkbS AfBfTTcEkEE r I Tas
HousEksSofD s sSPkH hHf.sfffii
SELL Il sss Issidsn.. ~ the a ts ni: .s
NO; 4Ss, llth, betwesn 9 and H streets north at
Sofa c sss ss% s e .ns f.I
walnut M.rble-top Centre. Dining and Sad. Ia
Walnut Writing Desk, Dressing and other Bureaus.
:.S s:as as.: and
Sssess :i IND S; .ss sl ws s:s,.. ~
loe Of Kitchen Requisites so0U
il Of 90 and % dsgs foT no.ss evS cred
"s-das '''''ao' A GREEN, Asssss
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
~ foR Hot OR CoLD Dishes or ALL KrNps
rms most Delicious nd peti "A az Sauce Va n

vented BY the renowned
|. Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deoease is manufacture
cd by CROSSE a BLACK
WILL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask forit
a trial, convinced that IL
must add to the already
arGe consumption, and
that vii prove itself I'M
equalled, either as q stimu-
lant 10 the appetite OF en-
OPINIONS OF THE LoSpoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of a writ of fer,
w tsa iacias on Judgment of condemnation issued
from the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the
Dlstrlct ofColumbIa for the County of Washinrton
ana 70 me directed will expose to public sale for
MTIght, on Bridge street, georgetown, D. C. on
10 EspAf, the 18th day of July, 1879, commencing
and tenements, to wit, viz Frame Shanty. on the
ana nsst the great reservoir of Washington Aqne-
Picks, and Shovels seized and levied upon as the
goods and chattels and tenement of ID. r. Paxton
ers Lewis ZONES, and g. Willis PTatt and viii he
sold to satisfy Judicials No Ic4 to October term.
8J9, In favor of Beall 4 Shoemaker
w. SELDEN, Marshal
le J-o for the District of Columbia
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SELLING OFF, SCI ssEsa;L5 { J; OFF

Rich Flounced Barege and MuslIn Robe-
larse assortment OF Fancy Dress silks, some At
Loesnts, The best and cheapest goods In the mar.
eisuIsd and pla!n Bareges and Chally DeIaises
slq o. de W hlte ard Black Shaw Bareees
WIN many other articlss, which have been
marked down at low prices, to Of se out this sea-
J. w. coLLEy CO., sea 18th ,t
j NV 3 doors above Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

-, AND FArAL AccIpESr IN Hly
rkLD'-Ihe day before yesterday, Mr.. William
1enks, . resident Of Alexandria county. W, s.o,,.
three and half miles from this citv va. $500
u ,osasg nay on nay cart in his geld when he
over upon the horses q s the and fen
manner that he remained paralvlrd un,, nu .I,.
morning, when, we regret to learn, he disd WAS
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By A, GREEN, Auctioneer. 81. N r..
" AIOAnl.k RJJII DINf. \ nT M rtIr, 10

.A.p an AUcTps-nCo FR F w nj Lis 5EsS Is is
aeaiSt snail SCH in front of the pyeniis ., at
"a ~, p mo- Lot No. Is, in square No. CO. fronting
~ H. on south street, and rannins back a.ons
and bslsoaaa wide 100 feet alley, between i street
.t One-fourth cash balance in g, r. and le
d.soi lot notes hearing int rest, secured by
49, a :. ust npon the premises. deed given and
ss i % trust taken. Title perfect. = - 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

CONTACTED FOR.-The Trustees Of odd Eel
nan have contracted with Downing A.
.osneis builders, for the additions and improve
Arc =, .nereso, mentioned In the Star some DAYS
seinoet next. Besides adding th,rtv- odd "a, q
nroviS.S saloon, several additional rooms win he
too,n "ga, Including supper room, ladies, rstrinc
win be in,,,c &C. Al the modern improvements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

ICE CoNMssioSER or PusiIc Bu11p,Nss 4
hg for a considerable Improvement Of tn,
At the foot Of the Capitol grounds, in tb,
fOr.sSa *ung out varieties Of trees, native and
l9,sl- work In the way VI tree-planting % tina
- taecutsd In the Smithsonian groands viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
by WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.
!lNkl SIEE,S SAi.E DE ELL DINO. i n.

By WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers.
yhDSTEE'S SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 9th July, at 1
&c. cock by virtue Of deed OF trust dated May q
VS. VIII sell, at Public Auction. In front of the
premises, Lot SIX, IN square eight hundred and
tnfy dIvided into two lots fronting thirty feet
eight and one half inches each on the east side OF
tiIth street between y and streets. and ruunI ng
back one hundred and five feet one inch
Terms: One fourth cash. To he paid on the day az
interest. ' "''i'
deed given and 4 deed of trust taken,
All conveyancIng at the expense of the purchaser
r. w. BARNARD, Trustee
JeS-d WALL Il BARNARD, Auct'rs.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
To the 18th instant same hour.
;xe R. ". BARNARD, Trustee.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

MsnS.Sn shT Ptfi btr III TTiE!RR NEntRSSNJ
Lot No: 2, in Square III, fronting 5, FEET on stf
street wet between north l. and NJ streets; run
mig back 100 feet 10 inches to a 81 feet alley
Terms: One-third cash; balance on a credit of {
months, satisfactorily secured with interest
~ ia .l.f.t .. e. w. BOTELER Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

Police MATTERS ywuiee Don,
haud Lewis, Jacob Arth, r and Jacob Artb !,
VINO had Ieen arrested by Ofiicer she on a cha,a,
Il rict. and assault and battery ON Cbas MuIs'
pprared for trial yesterday and were held 10 iai
i"r trial at the FIN; nal court - A''
George s,atfin was arrested by Onieer I.loyd
- rht rlsg the house Of enc Of his tenants con.
D. 70 ilw, and for profanity. Nr. Norris az
Ivared for the plaintiff and, after bearing Of tbs
ss.dtnce Justice Dom required stsffan 10 vi We
illy TO keep the peace in the u. = case and
"'-u hlin 81 and costs in the Corporation essa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

SUSPICIOUS VIsIroRs-Some of our experienced
detective officers have been narrowly watching
the movements OF certain nice-looking young men
who have been spending week in this city. hut
who are probably passengers from one place of
popular Summer resort to another They do not
pear very high reputation for honesty in their
police to be very skillfuf in their professions 40
lar, they have not been detected in any of their
professional FRANKS; but IL 10 well TO be guarded
against PlctPockets and burglars, for II Is wen
known that they Will Ego in' II they see chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
4 SO 0OO LATHS, LATHSm
iICO,OoO LAIHS Just received and for sale
low by u. PICKRELL Il CO,
Water

DACkET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will RIM
l. every day, when not engaged for
Pic nlcs or excursions, tn Arlington EsA-N
hour Fare, single trip cents, round trim 10 cents
Tho Clond can be chartered by the day To run to
morning or late afternoon excursions To Arli1gton
the Little Falls, or parties from Alexa ndria wisbps
To charter the boat, can be accommodated by ryIns
short notcc to me at No. SO jefferson ST. f;eorres
town, or the proprletors Of Arlington Spriugs
Iy I'm .-- JOHN MOORE
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BY THOs. DOWNING. GeorEetoun.----
IN DESIRABLE AND vALUABIE LOT
pTTEE hIHsI STREET AT AucrIos.-On MONDAY
a. nNOON next, the 18th inst, Ct O'CLOCK
being paat of Lot 73 fronting IS feet on First
% alloining the residence Of Mr.. Stenm er mir
vestmssnt Terms cash. 20 = - = - y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

DKArH BIZ DRowsISs.-Early this morning, a.
the steamer George Page from Washington to
Ale1andria) was about midway on her passage,
MTG. w chiids fell overheard and was drowned
The deceased was on his way from Betbanv Cal.
iege, Va, to his home In Louisa county. AZ AEON
as the alarm was given Capt. Gedney ordered the
BOAT TO return to the spot, and humapely ordered
eVery exeruon 10 be made to rescue the unfort,,-
nate young man; but before assistance could rr.ch
MIN me had sunk to rise no more. At N ro,cIoct
oo.t' Were engaged in dragging for the body, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08
ia,7 w4w WIN. Finn. nav Nav A hT,

BY VIRTUE oFA DEED OF TRUST From
y; r w augh 20 the subscriber, dated the 18th day
tam debt due the firm of E. Pickrel 4 CO., the sub
scrfoer WI unite with Messrs. Cox and Risque In
and place and on the terms mentlened in the Above
ad WI, Is sement; JOHN NARBURY, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-08

I UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoI,FTrs- . fn.
q ;seS s sa s.;. enc. 8
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FOR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR.
-. ,sr a1E, which viii be disposed of on reasona-
ulo .o' As. Apply NJ aho~es ma IS
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISERS,

WGOD WANTED.-P1oposals will be rec Ell we'd
do,sed Proposals for Wood" until SATURDAY.. the
18TH iniS to furnish about sixty cords of good oak
he Iuired for the use of the Door duiinx the eIsn
ing winter Ifdesired by the contractor, and the
money will be advanced on it's accpptance ''"'
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor
jyS dtt6 Wv IVY " i""
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-16
Tha Choice of Eeapons

The Herald in another article, says;
IA base attempt has been made 70 misrePresent
the fight between Mr. Terry and Mr. Broderleksby
SAVING that the pistols used on the occasion belonged
to Mr.. Terry-thathe he had practiced with them and
was conversant with their use .,.--....
There Is mot single word Of truth in this state
ment The pistols belonged to gentleman in saera-
mento. and were lent to a gentleman in Stockton
some two years stnce and have been in his posses
sion ever since They were brought to this city on
Friday night last and on Satureay M r Rn1 eonssySe s
nnc He had not seen them before Sunday morn
ing. The agreement between the parties was. that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-16
New Medical Books.

Lecturer Anatomy at St. Georges Hospital London, &c
a NATOMY, DESCRIPTIVE AND SURGICAL The Dr.s
iHgs BY H. V. CARTER NJ D., late DemonstrstoF Anato
my Georges Hospital the Dsectons jointly BY the An
thor Dr. CARTER In gnifcent Imperial OcsvO vol
uue, nearly soo pages with S6S large and eaboas sn
ings WOOD. Price in extra cloth, S625; leather, Tasea
bands, S7.e0.
GR0sss SYSTEM OF sURGEKV; Diagnostic, Patio ogi-
cal Therapeutic and Operative with 300 engrasns on
wood In two large oesaVO volumes Of 24e0 P frs
Sl2.eO. Just received By y. HAdAN,
30 Market street.
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slN FRANc1sco. september 8. Is59.
De TERRY.
FRrn,r ErENrvq. 9th septeml

FRIDAY ENbNINU. Jun JttItUOI'
UoY. D. S. TERRY-Sr: Yours Of this date has
been received The remarks made by me were oc-
casoned by certain offensive illusions OF yours con
renorted in the Union of June 25th. Upon the topic
alluded to in your note of this date, my language,
SO far as my recollection serves me, was as follows
@During Judge Terry's incarceration by the Vig1
lance Committee, paid $500 a week to support a
newspaper in his (your) defense. have also stateo
beretof6re that considered him Judge Terry the
only honest man on the Supreme Bench, but IA ke
II all backn You are the best judge as to whether
this language affords good ground Of ofense,
remain etc.
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WALL PAPER.

TUsT RECEIVED, large and beautiful assortment ol o
and Velvet Pa per, Of the latest and 2ost i.snlon
a0e styles, with De satin and ungszed Paper Cur
talns &c which Offering very eeeaP i9I O%n % fsPel
Hanging done In the best manner. O. ": AbA0Hsi =
crfIldim Union stleet Oeu EcltONs hali
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CROsNS.TIES WANTED.

TTNE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company En
70 contract Tor 10000 Cedar Cross-IteSs Stee.
hong inches thick we'll hewn, to face at narroEest place not
less than inches clear u timber TO be sounds 70 be deliver
cd al the grade line 0f the road in Nashville.
The contractors TO contract 10000 White or
Post OAK Ales Of the size above, to be delivered
on OF the road in piles section section q,
enough each section 10 supply the sams
Persons wishing 70 bid will direct President and Dcts
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad oom9S,
Nashville, Tenn - - uTsJ-u
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BrOvvnIow,s Letter 20 Taylor.

We copied letter short time ago from the
Greenville Democrat, addressed by BRowNlow, of the
KdnxFille Whig to the Hon. N. G. TAYLOR, with re;
gard to the union of the Northern and Southern OPP
position in the organization of the House. BRowN
LOW acknowledges the authorship of the letter. but
denounces the agents of the Post Office Department,
and the Editor Of the Democrat, alleging that they
obtained possession of the letter by corrupt means
The following article from the Democrat explains
the means by which the letter came into the posses
sion of the Editor of that paper
II is clear to our mind that the letter came to
Greenevile in the mail brought by the train from
Knoxville. The mail arrived about half-past
O'Clock, p. m, and was opened BY about o'clock.
The said letter bore the printed address, "Mr. H. G.
Robertson Greeneville, Tenn and after the name of
Robertson the word editor" appeared in dis
guised handwriting, and in the same handwriting
on the lower left hand corner of the envelope were
the words Greene county, Tenn" 1t was yellow
stamped envelope, bearing no post mark but having
three marks drawn across the face of the stamp
with pen. This description viii enable brother
BroWnlow to ascertain whether such letter was
mailed at Knoxville and if So at whose request the
post mark was left Off We will state further that
Mr. Robertson was absent, and did the letter
until il had been some days in the printing office
His private letters are always placed in his sons
box 1.-THE Office mails being seldom taken out by him.
and this one was taken out by his son, opened and
handed to us inside of the Drug Store in which the
Post Office is kept, and in the presence of several
gentlemen, one or more of whom, according to
present recollection, then and there examined the
document for thmselyes
Now as to the note accompanying said letter.
Like the address on the envelope, it was printed
not in the usual way, but each letter appeared to
have been stuck separately by hand as the lines
very uneven, some Of the type being set with
backward and some with forward lean, and some
perpendicular; some above the rules on the paper,
and some below them. The date of the letter is
not distinct but appears to be September 9, 1883.
Taking this for granted the letter reads as follows
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REMOVAL. qss
John YORK krn

LAVE removed their Beck BInderY and
Blank Book hs1ufaetoy to the Baptist PubhiaE Hougs
next house below douglass Co. north Market No -
% door from the Squa1s-and viii Be glad all bcr old
customers and Invite that want work IN car na ne are
prepared To make Blank Books In the best manner and ter a3
given pattern. PAsular attention VII Be- paid % he Binding
of Periodicals. and Our prizes as lev as ne
lowest The ayla ef BE- a. TIE ba cr se %
Union gtrssL boo ls G ekhG Paea VII receive tnnsd
AttsnHqa. sRu As3-lnaaR
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KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, September 9, 1859.

AT. II g.. Robertson:
Ny DEAR SIR Enclosed you will find a letter that
proves all the Democracy urged against the Opposi-
ton in the contest which has resulted in the election
of seven of them to Congress from Tennessee.
How the letter came into my hands don't know,
unless it was I'm this wise On the 2lst August,
wrote a letter to DR.. BrownlOw on business, and
about the time expected an answer this letter came
to hand, addressed to me; and suppose DR.. B. had
written TO ParsOn T. at the same time, and made a
mistake in backing the two letters. The slip he
speaks of in the Mobile Merc1uy not in my let
ter. | would advise you to preserve the letter as
YOU can prove his handwriting by more than 1000
witnesses. | have always been Wing, but AN
NOT A BLACK REPUBLICAN WHIG, and so help
me God never will give another Opposition vote
as long these corrupt leaders control its action
As party were charged with this before the
election and it was bitterly denied and denounced
as base SANDER; but now | HAVE THE EVIDENCE
THAT THE CHARGE WAS TRUE DR.. B. will not dare
to publish his letter of 20, and think there ought
to be 100000 copies of this letter published in the
South so that the people could see who it is that
would deceive and betray them to their enemies
Such is the letter, Brownlow in its original
purity
We might not have published the above letter, OF
been so explicit in its description, but from the fact
that DR.. Brownlow has taken advantage of a blum
der which he himself committed and is trying tC
work the injury of innocent men. The whole mat
ter is now plain enough. BrOwnlow in writing tC
several individuals at the time got his letters
mixed. No doubt Mr. T. received his printed slip
from the Mercury together with letter not written
for his inspection. VIII Taylor deny that he received
any letter? Who got the slip from the Mobile Ner
curry? We would like to have these questions an
sWernd
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GREAT REDUCTION

F r Z 7 q Fl 7
DErwEEN Nashv, Memphis and Knoxville and st4.iens
4 . on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Rates per 100 lbs between Nashville ard knoxyss
Stations East Tennessee and GeGrsia Railroad.
FIRST Class sixty per one hundred pounds
Second do do do DO do;
Third 30 Forty cents per one hundred pounds
RouF:h do ThiTty-hve do do do DO.
Rates per hundred pounds between derh and
Kroxyiie, xnd Stations the East Tennses and Georgia R
road.
First Class, ninety five cents per hunred pouns;
Second Class, ninety i've cents per hundred pounds
Third Class seventy-dve cents per hundred pounds
Rourth Class. aly aLx cents per hnnlred pounds.