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~. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

Ksueee.sors 70 2. 6. Eastman 3 Co.,
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Another Great Fire in Texas.--The Town
of Henderson Burnt.

A letter dated Houston, Texas, August the 10th,
in the Galveston Gvilian says A gentleman who
passed through Henderson, Rusk county, on Monday
morning last, reports that the town of Henderson
was discovered to be on fire on Sunday night, 9th
inst, and was almost entirely consumed When he
passed through all that to be seen of the square
was smouldering embers, except one dwelling house
that escaped the conhagraton. The citizens put no
faith in the reported conspiracy, and neglected to
appoint patrol or set watch"
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Great Auction sale of Furniture.

the Furniture Rooms Of Cam 4 CORNELIUS, No 4
church street. opposite the Msxvile House, Tuesday
morning September 18th, at 10 O'Clock, BENZ SrIELDs
& will proceed sell without and cont
day til tie entire stock is closed this extensive
Furniture seasoned lumber Materials tools, hardware
consisting part u following articles: Fine marble top,
and tables $50 assorted and ouDges elegant
warobes and wash stands, hat racks spring bottom
lo chairs rich rockers hail tables
writing hall chairs and Clothes Horses with
ment Of gilt and mshogsny looking glasses in short CT the
largest most complete stocks Jet Ceed in city
ton.
TeFmS-All under s50eash Gums S5Gand under
sIOO 80 days. all $780, 50 days for approved
notes in Bank, BENZ. 4. SHIELDS co,
auFi6 kucticneers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

Insead q breaking up the uon We interd to strengthen
and to Iengthea it.s--5oHE Q. BAEckIsRIDGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

OPPOSITION MEMBERS OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
FOR BRECKENRIDGE Besides the many accessions to
our ranks of such able in Georgia DIR. Miller,
of Floyd Wright of Jefferson, Vasou, of DOugherty,
Harris, of Merrwether, and others, find the fol
lowing members of the present Legislature doing
battle for the Breckenridge cause
Hon David W. Lewis, CT Hancock.
" Clement A. Evans, of Stewart
/" Mr.. Gibson, of Richmond.
Pitcher of Warren
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
The MesuIt bal TeKas. ---Rom on lhe BAN

We send to our sister States the first note of tri
umph in the canvass for the Presidency. All our
returns come in indicating avalanhce victory for
the Breckinride and Lane Democracy. Our State
ticket will be elected by TEN THOUSAND MA
JORITY at least The revolution which has trans
pired since last year. shows that the second sober
thought of the masses is most complete repudia-
ton of Sam Houston in Texas.
Never has man fallen so low in so short time.
Everywhere the vote sustains the Democratic can
didates with hearty will that puts to fight all the
miserable ISLANDERS and misrepr esentations which
have been industriously circulated against them
Let the Democracy of Missouri. of Tennessee, of
Maryland, of North Carolina, of New Jersey, Penn
sylvania and other States keep the ball moving.
We have done onr duty, and in November next we
shall poll 10000 majority for Breckenridge and Lane.
Austin State Gazette, Aug. IL.
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Imperial and
Young Hyson Teas.
oOlong and Powchong Teas; Psss Preserves Oysters
ing Tobacco and many other articles
70 all Ct xhch, solld call ne sEPecia attention
invite ne inspection Of the snd them
many Inducements not 70 b found elsewhere.
isns-d ARSHBR CHRsfHAM BROTHER,
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Letter From Senator MeNesIly.

CHARLOTTE, August 18TH, l60O'
EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN: see in the Patriot
of the l4th another card from Douglas Democrat
in regard to what said at the Democratic barbecue
in Hickman county, and he refers to the Messrs
Goodwin as agreeing with him as to whatI said on
that occasion know the Messrs. Goodwin well
they are my personal and political friends and am
satisfied that they would no; willingly do me inius-
tee. But if they understood me to use the Ian
guage attributed to me by the Douglas Democrat in
the unqualified sense in which he states it, am sat
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AppIetOn's --latest Publications,

F. H "A q "A N
No. Al College Street, No. Al,
Has just received by Express, the following Works
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FROM TREE.
By the Author Of Organic Life the Same Plants Ami
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A RUN THRORGH EUROPE By ERAsTus c.
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LIFE OF w. It. PORTER. By FRANCIS BRrLY By
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GREEK GRAMMAR, for Schools and CollegI. Ry
JAMES hADLEY Professor In Yale College, By APPLKToS
& Co, Publishers
VIRGIL'S ENEED, with explanatory Notes By HENRY
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Michigan. By ARPLEToS q On, Publishers.
APPleIOn's Com PaniOn Hand Book of TFay-
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Travel through the United States and CanAdas With c0ored
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For sale BY z. HAGAN,
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fNHE undersigned asks Leave to inform smokers and eheWsrs
we'll dealers IN Cigars rObaccr he has
opened Cigar and Tobacco No. Is Public Square,
door Cahoun old sAnd where be constantly
general Of the best brands OF sin hisne As
smut. Pines. &c NOAH CRANE
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sfrnYetI on SroIen

N the night Of the 1h, heavy set pacing Bay Horse
" with heavy black and tail. With his shou
der from asula. Ave SIX old 81 81 viii
give TN dollars for his delivery II taken up this neigh
bOd and twenty ave dollars taken up OF the coaniy
and U dollars FOR the thief. THOMAS HARDING,
augS-d2H Near NASHVILLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

A friend in this city informs us tina. the Leaven-
worth (Kansas) Dispatch, hitherto violent DOUG-
LAS sheet, is now out boldly contending for BREcKN
RIDGE and LANE with the flag of the Union, the Con-
stituton and the Equality of the States and all ct-
zens, flying at the masthead
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

Will issue on and after the 25th inst until after the
Presidential election WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
for the Campaign, the unprecedented lowprlce of
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NEW MAGAZINES.
GODEY'S LADIES, BOOR for SEPTEMBER.
PETERs0S,S MAGAZINE for September.
JUST REOEIVED By
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
augIz No n Union s,r.s,


FTNHE Office Of the sNAsRviLLK nKocRAr Is Iocassd on
Cherry between On and DCadsriek over VIM 4
boyd where will re pleased friends and all Others
Who may be disposed to support egenrg paper sustaining
the principles adFOeateaty STEFWN A. DouSLAs-
Mr. WAH EERsussS Autaonzed to reseve ptons and
Vtrtifemet Is the paper.
suxis-diwSwi. oiIAs NJ CARROLL, Propris.or.
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Florida ali Right

From letter addressed to one of our most infu-
entail citizens by one of the most reliable and well
informed men in Florida we learn that Florida may
be set down without doubt overwhelmingly for
BREcKNRmGE and LANE in November next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

We ask the aid of every Democrat throughout
Union to assist us in giving the CampGiga We
the most extended circulation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

For the Congregational Districts.
First Disrrict-A g. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne
Third D. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren
Fifth T" WIN. B. BATE. of Sumner.
Sixth d" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n n. COX, of Perry
Eighth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD Of Davidson,
Ninth j. D. C. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth a. s. BRADFORD. of Haywood
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

WISH to sell tract Of land lying two miles North IVES
from Franklin adjoining the lands Of Davis Gss,
james Hamilton and the heirs OF Maury, deceased and
Porter place ontaning about 1872 shout 6S
Of which is in woodland. n. EDWIN PERKINS,
franklin, April u, 1860 Ikw-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

Lincoln told the correspondent of the New York
Tunes that he had received an invitation to come to
Kentucky, but declined because he thought 1t was
mere trap Of the Kentuckians to catch him. tar and
feather him, and set him on fire to make torch
light procession of charlottesville Democrat
Lincoln can go TO Louisville and talk Abolitionism
without fear of molestatiOn Cassius NJ Clay re-
eeived a respectful hearing! 1t is only wheh Ma
tional Democrats raise their voice to assert the
equality of the States and the Constitutional rights
of slavery that the Union-savers and Freesoil
SqLatters of the mob city, call out their rufans and
refuse them ahearing.-Lerington Salesman
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

ANOTHER DISHONEST PosTMAsTER.-The Detroit Free
Press of the 18th instant says that CYRus WOODBURY.
the Postmaster at White Pigeon, Michigan, was
ARRESTED and conveyed to Detroit, the day previ-
Gus, on charge of robbing the mail Mr.. WOODBURY.
is a about fifty years of age, and has hereto
fore borne irreproachable character. The evil
dence of his guilt could not be doubted, and the
revelation of the facts caused severe shock in the
community where he has been so well known
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

In reply to a letter of the Hon. Washington Hunt
Horace Greely used the following language. You
say that l advised the Republicans OF Illinois 70
unite in returning Mr.. Douglas TO the Senate IN 1888
am not aware Of giving that advice, but it was GER
tainly my opipion that they would best serve the
Republican cause by taking that course"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

WHERE DoUGIAsTSM Is DRIFTING To.-Mr Blizzard
in his speech at Athens. Monday last said that he
would vote for lr. Bel in preference to Mr.. Breck-
inridge, if the contest was narrowed down between
those two men, and he was cheered viciferously for
the declaration by the Opposition This proves what
we have heretofore charged, that the Douglas move
ment in Tennessee was got up to give the Ofthe
State to Mr. Bell. Will Democrats follow the Doug
las leaders into the ranks of the Opposition? Win
tey suffer themselves to be transferred to the enemy
by pretended Democrats? We hardly think they will
-Igeueland Banner, Ang. Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

We learn from friend that during Chancery
Court at BentOn, R. N. Edwards, Esq, the right
bower of the Douglas party IN this county, made
= sneech-that when he commenced there were
three Douglas men In the crowd and when he con
cluded not one could be found-they had all turned
for Breckenridge and Lane II this is the effect that
his Douglas speeches have, we hope he viii make 1t
convenient to repeat them as many occasions as
nossible,- CeUeaad Banner, dug. IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

THE RICHMOND NoMINATToN.-When does the UNION
AND AMERICAN intend TO publish Mr.. Breckinridges
letter accepting the Richmond nominauOn?-Patrio
We thank the Patriot for its polite prompting.
We repair the inadvertance by the publication of
the letter below:
LEXINGTON, July 26, 1860 .
DEAR sR; In answer to your letter of the 26th
ultlino containing official information of my nom-
@ Ior the Presidency of the United States by the
t el'IOSrNuc convention assembled at Richmond.
ISse 70 say that accept the nomination. and shall
81 ~ ~ merit the confidence implied by the action
-, :; sal iuii discussion Of existing issues will
~ astonishing the Constitution and IInion of
NhS 0'a'eS upon lmmovable foundations
VIA good wishes am your f,;or5
H. L., F.: =, JOIN Z. BEECKINRIDGE
HON John Erwin President of Ric5y,o0a ~.
cratic Convection, Greensborough Ala De'i'O-
Mr. BRECEINRIDGE proves himself a t.ro e., d,
the Constitution and the Union by this letter u
is no dlsunionism there-no declaration of ~.
to, but Of an ever present love OF, the Union % :.
came from the hands of our fathers
When does the Patriot inteai to publish, anon, il.
disunion extracts, the part Of speech of Mr.. BELL
delivered in July, 1885, in which he says:
The question is whether mutual trust and conf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

At the Douglas meeting the theatre in this city
on Friday night, after Durham had finished his
speech, a resolution was offered by Mr.. r. j. Ryan,
the leader of that wing of the Democracy in Indiana
congratulatng the party on the election of Leslie
Combs. the "Know Nothing" in Kentucky 1t was
adopted but the Sentinel suppressed it in its report of
I he meeting We note the fact for the comments of
our foregn-born Democrats indianapolis (IG) Jour
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

Mr.. SANL L. GANNAwAY, Editor of the Franklin,
thy) Democratic Baluer was in the city yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
II. III a G. a ~
just received simultaneously with its publication il
III New York, MARION HARLAEDs, new wsrk,
n n ~ r

Just received simultaneously with publication IN
Il ii New York, MARION HARLAEDs, new wsrk,
N Z M Il 3 7 8
By Author ALONE, PATH, The scene
Nemesis laid in the South. Time, at the beginning Of the
Present century.
The customs many Of the events Of those days are
reader worried by dry details The he
Of fifty familiar those he visited yeser
day. and the inmates differ little from tie and Of the
presentdAy The pictures Of life graphic and refreshing In
other work from the authors be found greater variety
OF incident artistic delneatioR Of character
Of thought vigcr OF descn and certainly other
contains plot striking in conception and abs managed
The reader fail mark how irresby yet how nat
uy he il borne along the tide Of events The story
tell ITSELF There need after he oncein the curreuIto
the bold and somewhat ominou title that stands at the be-
gnnnE Of the book Before the NEMESIS unveiled the reader
will feel her influence.
Also large supply Of ALoNI Moss SIDE and HIDDEN PATH
'There genius pahos humor and moral in her pages and
much knowledge Of human nature and to deneAte char
character ."-Ase1O York Observer.
Homs sincerity truth inverted with most attractive
chArms.-NsU York Erdn0kiSt.
Just received a esh supply Of
r u II L z d GS-
81 would rather written Ruedge than the MILL
Floss. ''-Auts0r Of Beulah.
e Auhoress may assured that her book speaks to the
hearts Of many and the verdict will be, sooDo6te Tf
6une
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September. jus. re
ceved By f. hAGAN,
angel College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
EPERSON SPRINGS.

JAMES M. DAVIS Proprietor.
VIM. PAHhOW Supe5intendenE.
ThNHIS popular Resort situated in Macon county
tEentyone mills east Of aatn, and four and half east
Of the Lon Nashville turnpike, and which has
ed widely extended reputation By the great medicinal vr
tues Of its saes opened ready for the reception Of guests
by the OF May uext Thee Springs we'll for
high healthy location and the health giving properties Of
the waters render wordy comment In their vcr
ceSsay.
ball VIII be given every Wednesday evening,
BeloE is the list Of charges:
Regular Bosrders per week $40
Chi dren under I2yesrs Of age servants halfprice
Horses IS cents perday.
Two horse COACHES wrun regularly to the Springs con-
Meeting the morn ng up the louisville and Mash
VILE RAILROAD at Gaatn so that visitors VIII experiences
detention.
An excellent Band Of Music viii be In attendance dnrng she
entire season. apI7-d&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
TENNESSEE FEMALE COLLEGE,
I'D Ur-y

HNHs Aourshing young Institution will open Fourth Col
legiate year Monday the 81 Of September next 1t
yields the palm institution South 10 the ability Of
its aculy' thoroughness OF acquisition Of
study
The pupil csn here achieve asAd library education
the ornamental accompshmen It has select and increasing
library, and al other apparatus Tie boarding house
being repaired and refurnhd The table will peneousy
supplied and the Of tie superintendent aud matron
hitting The locality proverbal foI health
its society, and its excellent church facilities.
For Catalogue or other particulars apply to
JOHN kARsHALL, President,
or W. 5. AcLEM0RE, Secretary.
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A CAMP Align PAPER
NORTH, THE SOUTH, THE EAST, THE VEST!
he Consultation and the Equality Of the Stated These
symbols everlasting 1nicn let these be the rayng
Of the ople"-JoHS Q. BREcKTERIDsE
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
FOR THE
Q AM p AlG MI!
The proprietors of the WEEKLY UNION AND AAIERI-
in order to disseminate the great principles Of
the National Democracy, and aid in the election Of
our noble and patriotic candidates
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE,
Will issue on and after the 18th inst until after the
Presidential election, WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
for the Campaign, at the unprecedented lowprlce OF
FORTY CENTS.
We ask the aid of every Democrat throughout the
Union to assist us in giving the Canpdiga Weekly
the most extended circulation.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE
Single subscribers only 40 cents.
Clubs Of five and under fifty, 30 cents each.
Clubs Of fifty and over, 80 cents each.
zS- This is an excellent opportunity for citi-
zens to circulate National Democratic Principles by
sending the CAMPAIGN UNION AND AMERICAN to their
friends and a"quaintances throughout the Union.
~ All orders must be addressed to
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the rat October next by hrItca,s Nursryman Gard
entr Florist Is married man. and fully cumpe en
charge Of place. Only first class situation cepted
Address N. G., 500.
aue2l-d2tN Nashville. Tenn
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE,.

/ MILITARY COLLEGEs
j. BERKIEN LDsLEY D. Chancellor of the UnyerIity
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology
Col JOHNSON Superintendent of the Military College,
JANIsF HAMILTON NJ Professor Of Mathematics, and Natu
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART NJ, Professor Of and Latin Languages ard
Literature.
GEORGE BLAck1E NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
Rev. J. W. HoYTr, NJ D. Professor Of Mental and Moral
| Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
R. W PITxAs Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. e. ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing.
The First he Academic Year 1s6O6I eomm.nces on
| the Sd Of September, 1860
Commencement Exercises AXE pacs the I2 of June 1861
TuitOp, Boarding, Washing Fuel, Rooms Servants
Students required to fIrnish their Engineering
Freneh Spanish German DraWing Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of twenty weeks
Student: under y years Of will not be admitted
tabIed health physical cure good order and ndu,tr
Que habits are promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply any Mem
lolyEI oO-o6tHlt&vu Superintendent.
SAVANNAH FEMALE LLRGE,
Savannah, Tennessee.
frst session Of this Institution viii on Mon
Rev William Browning, President and Professor Of Men
tai. Moral and Natural Sciences. W
and Modern Languages. 1 -'''eN'
Mrs Mary BrOTning, Preparatory Studies.
Mis- Drawing and PaintIng,esc.
Terms o. r7IT'N FOR SESSION or TwENTT-ONE wKEKs.
Juvenile Department. .....s 90
Academic do IA 90
COIL gate 90 20 90
Mne .sch 90 90
Use Oh 1nstrument.- ..s. -,.,..- -,..-..
Ancient and Modern Languages, 10 90
Drawing ana Fsin'lL Is 90
1Ecdental
Hall Of the tuition invariably in advance.
All the branches usually taught IN Female Colleges will be
taught here
ANY boarers accommodated in private f.i
lies at s. dollars per month"; washing and lights iDcaded
The Trustees expect short time have large aad comuo
dous buildings erected Tut will the in tue
present Female academy.
Savannah situated high emnence the hank OF the
Tennessee RYer place in tie south West This
for heahulness u weekly line Of packets connects with
Paducah Essport and Florence besides are rQu
larry in the trade And tri weekly line with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ct Oonth and Nashyle
and Columbia. It easy Of from every direction pa
rents guardians viii ind every nducment be offer
ed BY any school in the land
The cho will be under the patronage Of the Tennessee
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South And while
sectsransn will be sudi0usy avoided, Bible its
thent city ischronolOgy It's history poetry AID will be
regularly systematically taught II to lsti
the general Piles Of Christianity nothing that bias
the opinions to secarianism
By order Of the Board 4. g. McD0UGAL, President
JASEs W. IRwIH, Secretary. july%5w5t
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octave. Upiigrn via ,ss v-,v,o,, y,l,-,,.
FAVE REoETFED


This volume eomprss The period extending from DE Battlsof
Bunksr Hill 70 the signing 81 The Declaration IndsPsndsnoe
on the second OF August aad includes song other things The
siege Of Boston, the neEotaon Of England win Russia foe
troops, written from papers from The Archives EnglAsd and
France, including letters from George and The Kpsss
CathArins; the invasion CT Canada private letters 20
ers Of General NOntgomerV and family the nossmens sf
Fanee and sPaiDl from very eogiSus obtained in
France and Madr The dsncnaon Of Turgot to he var tie
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress-
imp from unpublished private journals by members
inSureeton in North Carolina, from very unpublished con
temporary accounts the purchase German roops from the
fullest collection Of papers With letters George III and TIE
sermn Princes, Ministers and Agents. he ansy Ofhs Cen
rsl Coonie the movements for taking u Independent zover
en the Virginia Declaration Of Rights Of Nan: The h.ttls
Of suiliE1ns IaAnd, n part from nstas the Resolution
o' Indesndsncs the DeeAyAon Independence; he sapz
the Declaration.
The mas Of manuscripts materials collected FOR ths volume
very completes ard unfodS The origin prores every i'm
porant MEASURE ucng the PROCESS Of RsvoIutoa com
Pletsy in reference % Uns sst-s and vr
snting the suhjsc also IN tsrelaon history ohe world
during the period % its progress
ne history 81 the Revelation win be soupsd n two more
volumes
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.sThe Mile Of the G DDS grind slowly

The Charleston Courier says coalburning locomo-
tves will be tried the South Carolina Rail
road.