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WINCHESTER.

HNHE County Seat Franklin county Tennessee is pleas
anty situated The Boiling P0k Of six two aud half
es south Of the Chattanooga Railroad the RIoad lead
ing to Alabama, and completed 20 Fayetteville It justly
celebrated for its Schools, which literally pat
onzed by the planters Of the South VEST account both Of
the excellence schools themselves aud the health OF the
town and surrounding country in sight Of the great Uni
versy Of the South, which, when 10 operation, must greatly
contribute TO the prosperity OF the sountry and the town. It's
proximity the immense Coal beds Just being opened its
location in the midst country well adapted to produce
everything necessary support human life and is uninteruP
ed good health, render suitable site for manufactures Of every
description.
The Railroad Depot
At Winchester is situated what is known the Ogdsn Tract
OF Land containing fifty and extending into the
This tract been OF and sub divided into suitable Lots,
with Of bringing market That portion around the
Depot has been lad OF into Of non three 70 eight each,
suitable for business purposes and for residences Lot No
contains an acre and half and embraces the Mansion, large
and commodious Brick House, fine we'll Of water, &c
On Saturday, the 2Oth CT May next,
We will offer Publi, Sale the premises, the above tract Of
Land divided ar into Lots above stated, on credit OF
two and three years Tor satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest, AMI a lien retained - a., -,,, a. NJ n, -
Carr Winchester Al,
The sal H siye and without reserve the owner Icing de
tsi ~ hem out Those interested Ia the growth and
1r-t ~ ygjncte,ter would do we'll 70 attend this sale.
piospe'iy ~ G. NJ. FOGG,
v. S.LTNDsLEY.
.-ft % 1so-5.twkw IDS Agents for Owners.
1PWinchss.sr Home Journal copy TN day Of sale
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Gift Sale Enterprise.

corn " eaA anu = me UEounn Eeeu Agency
OOn BUSHELS Of Corn Neal and Fine Ground Ped
FDNytJ for received per Wenona which
win kept under the Ma-kst FOR cash only
aDr2O BENZ. 4. SHIELDS a On
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SUMMER AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Piece Goods, Furnishing Goods, &c.
MOUNT VERNON GARDEN.

At NJ sULTZBACKER'S Store, Nc. 50 Market street Call
Of sale if you bargains, the entire
stock must sold, regardless Of price. By order of
ayr2l-tis DR. F. NJ. PATTERSON, Trustee.
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Judge fancy is again ILL., and viii hardly resume
his seat on the bench the present terra.
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Tmsmrnnce NOfice.

yFyHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Nashville
Commercial Insurance Company wills be held az their oce
an Monday The 7th dsy May elect Directors
10 serve for the ensuing twelve months
JAMES WALKER,
Nashville, April 90 1860. SECRETARY
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SALE OF NEGROE.
ImmENNE DISTRESS AUCTION SALE.
Splendid Furniture, Mattresses. Pi
amos, elc.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctionetrs.

HARDY BROTHERS. AuCtioneCrss
ON Saturday Morning, 10 o'clock, April 2lst, and
Z reserve, viii sell large and rich assortment or
splendid new urniture, matrrasses, &C. Also 10
realize three magnfcentne Octave RoeuOol Pianos Of
per0r quality, and finish We person In
Pianos, that these instruments number one and
instructed 70 sell them Tor cash without limit
HARDY BROTHERS,,
Au.fenegrs General Ag't5, ~ Public square.
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The number Of deaths in St Louislass week was
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

HUDsoS, the well-lSnown delineator Of Irish char
acter and vocalist, is in Australia
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There were from five to six inches Of snow at
Buffalo, n I, on Saturday, 'he l4th inst.
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WISH 20 sell tract Of land living miles North West
from Frankl.n adjoining the lands Of GlaSs,
James Hamilton and the heirs q Maury deceased and
known as Porter place Containing l32
Of which is in woodland n EDWIN PERKINS
FrankHa April -, l56O-tH&W-a
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It is now rumOred that Senator BRoDERlck's late
will is rot genuine.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
UnoauaIIod Inducements to Purchaser

ON Tuesday she gath April, 1850, vs vfi ell
the Premises number o. the most beautiful building
Lots 10 the vicinity Of NASHVILLE Being part Of the p d
Eugene Underwood, Esq Tie West ids Of he Civ al al
joining the Of McGuTOcks We will upon Az years
time interest payable sei annually tas PRINCIPAL AZ ne su
Of i've years he note and land gurrsuerI Or r. dsI AZ
The end Of Eve years if desired By the purchase
II desired viii sell ofts Lots 70 Sc sif fr In a5
y Or quarterly insalments without interest
The monthly quarterly payment CT rents aplfs "a IL
chase Of these lots would he.oH upon puhprs dsht
fu suburban homes o. their own, znd release ths from ut
All are invited oateld this sals. We are couadeut more
purchasers.
emnibus5ss leave our Office a. l95f sale az % ssIoek
Z . " N demand We viii sell 40 the 3
% LOIS IN Mc1aYock- & r w BROWN
On ueauays Nay 8ths We VIII bring % our ssc1nd
saie o. Lots AZ which time will Offer many Of is best lots
Additions.
Isrnssnd other particulars in bills in a feu days
GprlA-uN 4 Z "a
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ROPOsING soon to make change Business arrange.
ments we desire reduce our present. stock As much as
possible In order do this we will oAer our entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DkY GOODS
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3Zs 3S6 Prizes ATLo bunting 70 SIg AS6SdS0
WHOLE TICKETS, $50; HALVES, SO; QUARTERS IS
EIGHTHS So so.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold following rates
which the risk:
Certificate Of Package of % Whole Tickets s2g9 90
do do 26 Half do I4g 50
do do 96 Quarter de "a IS
do do 2j Eighth do q q
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

~ W KIBBEE viii hsncsiorth make Nashville his peTma
aT neut resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
sad lsdeOns By the year single timing and vittss
often As required since he viii spend a. least week every
month the city and vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
owusn Midde, West, Bast Tennessee North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders et 1t Benson Co.'S Music Store, Or
Reeds Piano Rooms Church street Communications By
mail will be promptly attended aprlI-i.tu&wH
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4 firm at Hannibal, No, has completed a steam
coach to run on common roads, which proved so
successful that one has been ordered for trip to
Pixies Peak.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
WHOLE rlckst, sIo: Have, 81; Quarters q sol

Whole Tickets so; Halves s. Quarters - sol
Certificate Of Packages Ordinary Drawings will be
at the following rates, Whichis the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
do do 10 Half do 40
do do 10 Quarter DO 20
do 10 Eighth do 10
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The MILITARY or MASSACHUSETTS IL A BOw.-Ad-
iutantG General STONE. of the Massachusetts, militia
was removed some time since. by Gov. BANKS. that
the place might be filed and the salary ls250O per
annum) drawn by political friend of the Governor,
Col scHorEn The militia of the State feel indignant
Il; the change. 1t appears to be a general feeling
among them that Gen. STONE was fitted for the
Mace and had filed it with honor to himself and
advantage to the militia and that Col ScaoyLER
was not fitted for the position and would not dis
,Irsrtrs its luras well.
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Mr.. DAVIS. of the Lyman Mill. of Holyoke, Mas
sachusatts, has just returned from Canada with
one hundred French Canadian girls, whom he has
obtained for factory labor.
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4 Mil BrRNEn-A MILL the property of NNrILH-
TEL TArru. Of Madison county. Va, was destroy
ed by fire on the night Of the 10th instant. The
mill contained a considerable amount of grain
and many other things Of value, all OF which were
consumed
To RE HuxG.-HNG BEADDY, the murderer Of
Tuos NASH. is sentenced to be hung at CarroiIton,
Mo. on Friday, the 18TH day of May, 1860 BEADDr
is about nineteen years old, and was got into his
nrcspnt difficulty by too free indulgence in whisky
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

Queen Victoria is expected to visit Berlin about
the end of June The accouchment Of her daugh
ter. Princess FREDERICK WILLIAM, is looked for in
july
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

Afrer AIN of ClgsIUs w. CIAT'3 palmetto and mock
baoic letters written to the North about his antci-
patcd persecution on account Of the Madison coun-
tv difficulties it seems that he has never been IN the
slightest danger The Mountain Democrat, publish
ed near the theatre Of war, says it has been inform
ed bvmembers Of the committee Of safety, that the
name of c. NJ CLAY has uerer at GRy time been up De-
fare the committee for consideration! In regard to
tbe letter in which he says he lies upon his arms
awaiting an attack" and in conclusion adyertIses
that his daughters are as firm as he, the same
paper says: I'VE must say we are astonished that
so ridiculous an cnusion should ever emanate from
the pen of Col CLAY; for it is ridiculous IN the eA-
+rame and will cause a broad smile to rradIate the
,,,Dtonances of all who are cognzant Of the facts
i'm the case.N
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IN CHANCERY At ASHLAND CITY,
NJ Bell A. c. StockaId Admir- Of J. L. Bell, deceased
and j. NJ SkeltonAach and Injunction Bill It appearing
satisfaction Of the Clerk Master, from the allegations
the hill and affidavit thereto that Of the defendants j. NJ
SHELTON resident Of the State Of Tennessee, that
the ordinary process Of law be him
fore ordered that publication be made four successive
the Union and american, weekly newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville Tennessee requiring said resident defend
appear the Of the Chancery Court be held
the County OF Cheaham Ashland City, the third
June next plead answer demur compaiHan
bill Of complaint the will be for confessed and
for hearing eNparte, 70 him.
A. J. BRIGHT, C. & NJ.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

the money address for what you
purchase the Lottery IL which wish invested and
whether you wish WhOle Halves Quarters, Eghhs, on
receipt Of which, send what IS ordered by first MALL together
with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing certified to
by the Commissioner, will be sent, with Explanation.
I Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes OF $1,000 and under, raid Immediately after the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days.
u , Wood E6dy Co.'S Lotteries drawn Augusta
Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware
Orders for Tickets Certificates TO be directed to
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Geo,ss
or WOOD. EDDY a. Coz Atlanta Georgia
WOOD EDDY a. CO., Wilmington, Leila.
Circulars containing Schemes month will be sent
free Of expense, by ad1resJing above APRIL
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TENIS PopBlar open for the and the cit
Of Nashville invited 10 visit and enjoy its delight
fu invigOratng 1t especially inviting 10
those whose business keeps them city during the week
band the direction Of Prof MULLER, will be in
whose sacred will add greatly the
attractions place Those visit the Garden
the perfect order will be maintained
apr2l-dlm z. W. COLLECT, Proprietor.
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BEADING rTATTER FOR ~.

HARPER's ILLUSTRATED JOURN AL, ANK LEsLIE's
NEWS, THE WAYERLY MAGAZINE THE LEDGER, and
all Literary Journals Of the day every satur
day BY JOHN YORK L. CO.,
apr2I No. IS Union Street.
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7 u - I-31 :" = p y %
FOE CAIRO AND ST. lois.
F0R ITElTPHTS 1ND NEW OKLEAi

THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELH'S RHEUMATIC LIN Is n n
AND
ANODYNE EMBROCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill.
TEVHIS magnum Lnmentum articular synOYal and
muscular Khematism Neuralgia and other pains almost in
any, requiring in only two three applications
powerfully the ab5Orbents and by eliminating
the morbid humors from the system 1t discuient
we'll anOdyne resolving tumOs in short time In Sur
gerry it destined to take high place Suppantng in
the haTshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
excellent Pill in all diseases the LiTer hillary derange.
and all in which cahac indicated, acting
Catharc Alternative Tonic, and deobstruent according
the dose
These invaluable Medicines sold by
RAINS & BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. MCDARMOTT, MurreesbOro do;
DEERY & Evans, Shelbyvle, do
POPE & Helm Columbia, do
WARD & MCCLRLLAED, Memphis. do;
HETy K lHALL, MilledgeVile, Georgia;
BAKER & ECHOLs, Rome, do
LEGRAND, BLOUNT & HALE, Mont gome-y Alabama;
A. A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do;
And by Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY WOODS, Proprietors.
apr2l-d, tw&F tilljanl 81 Tullahoma, Tenn.
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Tho yYcstorn cold rIantn.

There are indications of a considerable movement
Of population towards the region commonly desig-
mated as Pixies Peak" withinthe neXttew months,
especially from the Northwestern States The news
napcrs of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri and
Minnesota. contain frequent illusions to the orsan
zation of companies contemplating migration, or to
the departure Of individuals; and if the statements
tfuy made were all taken without qualification
they would lead us to Ielicve that the disposition
for god-mining amounts to a positive mania almost
drnudng some sections of country of their male
inhabitants The Chicago Journal, for example,
estimates that by tie first of July there will be full
10000 cxpccant god-seckcrs at the mines, on the
way thithcr The Davenport Uowa) NgCS Of the
18th inst paper not generally given TO exaggera-
ton thinks it not at all improbable that before
three months have elapsed full 10000 men viii
have left that State. In regard 10 other States it re-
marks that every town and county in the great
valley of the West is giving up some of its best
o,,rr men TO 90 where they hope 10 be able to ac-
cumulate enough in a few months to afford them
soIves a life of ease and leisure thereafter" The
Omaha CITY lNe5raska) Republican gives a list of
more than one hundred men. none OF them accom-
named nv families, who crossed the river at that
roipt. in the first four days of April bound for
Pixies Peak. most of whom hail from Iowa, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin. There is no reason 10 doubt
thata very large emigration Is taking place, OF the
character here described and that it is more general
than the movement noticed last year.
The accounts Of almost incredible suffering from
exposure and starvation, along with many tales Of
hitter disappointment are vet fresh IN the memory
b,+ ar, unavaing to stay the greed for gold. Multi
+,,5as rush on to inevitable ruin. physical and pc
c,,Di,rv. The impoverished condition Of many
80 If the West. resulting from the late revulsion.
-, lo successive failures Of the grain crops. have
NO doaIt gwen an impulse to the gollhuntng mania
,rl,icr If youId not otherwise have attained.
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These may be taken as correct, for, on referring
to the wellknown "Almanoch de GotEa," for the
present year. which is accepted authority all over
Europe, we find that NJ DE GRABDN has taken his
statistics from that publication. We learn from it,
what the French pamphleteer has omitted, that, ac-
cording to the census Of 1857, the population Of
Savoy and Nice IS as follows: Northern Savoy,
2G7,942; Southern Savoy, 2I3,S9l. Total 4Sl,S33.
Nice, 2566O3, making population of 738 436 belong
ing to the districts which Sardinia has surrendered
to make the Alps 1.-THE natural boundary Of France
To the population of Sardinia, as already settled
by the results of the war, must be added about
1000, OOO inhabitants who will inevitably pass into
the subsection of the King Of Sardinia, with the
four Legations of the Church Of Rome. Romagna
he already has incorporated with his kingdom, and
the rest must follow. Then the account will stand
thus:
Sandman pOpula0u-.-.-...- Tx lOUJ5l l
\ H
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Clocks seem to be fatality to BARNU1I. The 9th
er night beautiful French clock was stolen from
his Museum which cost 5000 in Paris.
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The great revival in Ireland has resulted in the
conversion Of one hundred thousand persons.
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indian Capr,vos--Afrairs in Arizona.

Our readers are already informed Of the carrying
away of Mrs. PAGE and poung girl by the Apaches,
from within thirty miles Of Tubac, and also Of the
pursuit that was instituted \ letter to the St Louis
ReTlbisaa. from Tubac Arizona dated the 3Oth ult.
contains the gratifying intelligence of the recovery
Of the girl. The letter says:
4 courier passed through our village to-day, en-
route for Fort Buchanan, with dispatches from
Can't EweI. relative to the woman and child re
Gently stolen into captivity by the Apaches- We
learn from him that the Pinals have brought in the
child for exchange They say that the captives
were not taken by any of their tribe; that it was
the work of the Tonic Apaches; that upon learn
in the event. they visited the Tontos and took the
child away from them; that the woman could not
be found, and that the Tontos declared they had
killed her.
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The total number of deaths. in Brooklyn, New
York, last week, was one hundred and thirty-one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

A shower Of large, soft hailstones, like snow
balls fell recently, in Portville, New York,
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Grand CAPITAL PRIZE
s. L O Q , O 0 O / l

Glass No. 252 Draws Saturday, May &c, so.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKBTs
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DINO RuTrER.

4 n KEGS OHIO BUTTER just received by
HI A. JENKINS,
mar25 No. Il Market street.
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The total cost of the suppression of the recent
mutinies of the natives of India, IS estimated AT
94O. 900. 900 sterling 1920, OOO,OOO)
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| Pure East Tennessee Peach and Apple
Brandy
40 GaLLONS received, warranted pure, for by
/ GSD BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO,
apri! q Central Auction Rooms q College street.
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Tbe same letter has the following

The exodus of the American settlers has COM
menced Yesterday party Of six persons started
for California with the remains Of their stock
which had escaped the thieving Apaches. determin-
ed to seek home where life and property are
moro secure Others are talking of following their
example completely discouraged by the prospects
before them in Arizona. Several farmers have
deserted their ranches and moved their families
into town fearing to leave the women and children
alone in their homes while their duties called them
20 lands at some distance from the house The alb
duction of the woman and child from their home,
at the base of the Santa Rita mountains. was fear
full warning to those living in exposed situations
and itls well for them that they profit by It,
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The population Of Baltimore is estimated at about
100000, and that Of Boston at 229,0Oo.
There were from five to six inches of snow at
Buffalo, n. Y, on Saturday, 'he 14th inst.
A shower of large, soft hail-stones, like snow
balls, fell recently, in Portville New York
The great revival in ireland has resulted in the
conversion Of one hundred thousand persons
The total number of deaths, in Brooklyn, New
York, last week, was one hundred and thirty-one.
WILLIAM Brennan, a sailor, while suffering from
adebauch. cut his throat few days since, in New
York
The Methodist Church at Cedarville, Ohio, was
recently unroofed by high wind and partially de-
stoyed.
JOIN A. WASHINGTON is preparing to remove from
Mount Vernon to his new estate about thirty miles
distant.
The receipts Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union for the year ending Slst ult.. amounted to
slS2,42G
The total damage sustained by the burning Of the
ship Westervelt in New York Bay, is estimated at
100000.
The New York Herald estimates that s3,OOO,OOo
worth OF buildings are in course Of erection IN
that city.
There is national tobacco factory in Seville,
which employs about 900 girls making cigars and
cigarettes.
The city government of New York paid the sum
of s947464 for advertising during the year ending
the lst of March.
ELIZA HAYS an interesting girl of ten years was
drowned, recently, while crossing creek in Green
brler county, Va.
A mad dog bit two children Of JONATHAN GROVES
near Wilmington, DEL recently and 1t IS feared they
must die of hydrophobia.
J. H. DUNCAN, man of fine mind. and once
professor in college, was recently arrested in Chi
cago as a common vagrant
The Utica, IN. y papers complain that ladie
cannot walk in the streets of that city in the
ming without being insulted.
Hon. JEFF. D&vIs of Mississippi, is no longer
danger of losing his eyes, which his friends apprC
hended from the surgical operation.
A dwelling was burned down near Petersburg
Va, recently, and free negress. Martha JONES' d.
stroyed in the flames.
Dr. LAWRENCE, a well known Dentist in Lowe
Mass, has been invited to accept professorship
a Dental College in England.
Hay is so cheap at Chicago, Isl and even IS
tun) that Spectators are buying it up, and sendn
e it by railway East and South.
LOUIS NAPOLEON's army consists at present
100000 men, of whom 100000 compose the NJ
tional Guard-all old soldiers.
The character of adam Bede." in the novel
that name is a free, though faithful sketch of IL
father of the authoress, Miss Evans.
Rev. S. DEAN, late a member of Congress fro
Rhode Island, has become pastor of Method
church at Pawtucket, R. L
j. The total cost of the suppression of the rece
= mutines Of the natives of India, Is estimated
i G4O.OOO,OOO sterling (s2OO,OOOOOO)
Clocks seem to be a fatality to BARNUN. The Ot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

7.,,,s " NrwuAS, ESD who was appointed by
1,l-,,,-,r,c stare Convention delegate from
.,,,I C,,1rsssioaal District to the Charleston
Convention. has resigned and as ms alternate
Col.D.H. Cuguyos could not attend ''' i,'lIo-
craft, Central Committee for East r LsnsIfo' nave
anDoiDtsd Mai THOMAS =. LYON u h'o>
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

LOUIS NAPOLEON's army consists at present Of
100000 men, of whom 100000 compose the Ma
tional Guard-all old soldiers.