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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-01
A PoIIoCK-

xA- @0AlHo IT HAS now at hand large stock of u Faney and Staple Dry Goods; TRIMMINGS; EMBROIDERY DRESSES, READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HATS AND CAPS,
 SHIRTS, HARDWARE,
 CUTLERY, ,QUEENSWARE, SADDLEPY, TOBACCO,
 GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. All of which l am selling at the very lowest cash prices.
 1 am selling off my stock of Summer
 DRY GOODS, Consisting of Barages, Lawns, Mantlas, etc., greatly reduced prices. Also my full stock ot Sum 
 READY-MADE CLOTHING, at greatly reduced prices Call in to secure good bargain. No trouble to show Goods. July 6 A. POLLOCK, Main street.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale. AMES SHERRY offers for sale tract ~ of land, lying near the city of Little Rock,
 containing ol acres, described as north half north
 west quarter, section 3l, township north range
 twelve west. Aug. 2S, 1860. If
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Mote No. 6.]
Col. ?. q. Hindman-

Col. T. C. Hlndndn- SIR My friend, Col. Cross, calls to demand, in my name, satisfaction for the blow received yes terday. Very respectfully,
 VIM. M. HOOPER. BALTIMORE, June 20, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-01
To the Public.

A publication in the Helena State Rights Democrat of the 2nd inst, entitled "the Hindman-Hooper difficulty in full" inn poses upon me the duty of making the fol- lowing statement:
 At the time of the occurrence of that diff fculty, the following notes showing my whole connection with it, were written and published:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-01
Note No. z.
C1L. D. q. Cross

Col. D. c. CTOSS-
 DEAR SIR: The note rendered me through you, from Mir. Wm. M Hooper, 1 am authorized on the part of my friend, Col Thomas Hindman, to reject, Col. Hindman not considering Mir. Hooper his equal. At the same time, he desires me to say that he entertans the highest personal regard for you, and intends no disrespect toward you Tn refusing to receive the note. With the highest regard, l am, respectfully yours, etc., ,,eo,,
 R.1r Il1ne Ol lS6n.
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New York Republican Convention

SYRACUSE, Aug 22.-The republican State convention assembled here to-day,
 James M Cook, presiding. The conven-
 tion nominated Gov. Morgan and It. Gov. Campbell for reelection by exclamation, and $. II. Barnes, of Chenango, for canal
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A c A R D

A C A R U.
 VILLA, FRENCH TAILOR having es- tablished himself in this place, is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in the neatest and most fashionable manner and at the lowest rates. Having been in the employ of one of the largest establishments in Paris cutteI, he is fully confident to suit the most fastidious taste. He also keeps constantly on hand the latest styles of gentlemen's Dress Goods. His stand is over Sara sin kramer's store. Aug. II, 1860. At
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The Douglas and Bell and Everett Union
 Ticket Adopted in New York.

SYRACUSE, Aug IO-I He DOuSlaS Otate convention reassembled this morning. The Douglas committee of conference had con- siderable difficulty in arranging the terms of fusion with the Bell committee, and the convention was obliged to adjourn once or twice to await the result of their delbera- tions, but everything was finally arranged satisfactorily, and reported to the conven- tion. The reading of the names of the electors was continual y interrupted by loud applause and on the adoption of the report, the convention rose and gave round after round of enthusiastic applause.
 Amidst much excitement, James $. Thayer of Rensller, moved that the com mittee of the Bell and Everett party, with which, in the formation of ticket, the harmonious consultation, be invited to take seats on the floor of the convention.
 Loud and long continued applause. The motion was adopted unanimously.
 Some difficulty was also experienced in settling the New York city representation, but eventually Mozart Hallman was agreed to with the privilege of Mozart naming one old line whig and one Tammanyite, thus giving them voice in three out of the six city electors.
 A number of resolutions were subse quently unanimously adopted by the con- vention among others, endorsing the Bal timore platform; adopting Douglas and Johnson as the democratic candidates; in- viting all conservative men to support this ticket; and for the purpose of this co-ope- ration, giving the State committee power to fill any vacancies that may occur in the electoral State ticket, and to take measures, if proper and necessary, "to give the united expression and effect to the national conser- vative sentiments of. the State." This probably means union with the Breckin ridge ticket also After appointing the State committee for the ensuing year, the convention adjourned sine die.
 New York Breckinridge State Committee.
 No Overtures for Fusion
 SARATonA, August 2lst.-The Breckin ridge State committee met to-day. Thir- teen out of sixteen were present.
 The chairman was inquired of as to whether he had received any communca tions from Cagger's Douglas State com mittee relative to the proposed union on the State electoral tickets.
 The chairman said no commucation of any nature on that subject had been re- ceived
 Collector Schell deprecates the independ- ent disposition of the committee He argues that unless they keep the matter of compromise open, the onus of Lincoln car rying New York will fall upon the Breck inridge men. He says if New York is lost, New Jer e. anl Pennsylvania are ire to follow, and Lincoln's election secured.
 At the afternoon session the comittee re- solved to abide by their determination to make no offers of coalition. and thus throw the onus of defeat on those who neglect Brecknridge men and their influence. The committee adjourned to meet again in New York on the call of the chairman.
 New York Republican Convention
 SYRACUSE, Aug. 22-The republican State convention assembled here to-day, James NJ. Cook, presiding. The conven- ton nominated Gov. Morgan and It. Gov.
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Fillibuster Walkers Movements.

Total. ........ 303 1850, ,960 1884, ,553 So6,960 *By Legislature. Necessary to choice, l52.
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Little Rock Saav PLANING MILL. J. F. & D. H. DYER,
 PRoPRIEToRs. August 25th, 1860.

August 25th, 1860.
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ga5-Deadrick street has become the great
watermelon shop of the city. Every day
half dozen wagons loaded with that
cherry" may be seen standing on the shady
side of that thoTougbfare. surrounded by a
crowd of men and boys, each going his shil-
ling on the tempting fruit" The wagons
sometimes have tendency to block up the
street, which they oughln't 10 Go.
"Water, mush and other millions" as the
editor of the Bamkum Flagstaff was won't to
say, are very plentiful this season, though
they sell so high that a small man can't
reach one as large as your heard without
mounting a six foot ladder.
Apples are also abundant. Peaches are
scarce, commanding in some cases as much
as ninety cents peck. They are generally
of a very inferior quality.
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candidates that party ever made. In fact
they are making no fight at ALL They have
passed their Ausierlitz, their Maerengo, their
Wagram and their Bridge Of Lodi, and like
the last grand army of the Empire. they
are now going down to meet their bloody
doom at Waterloo The last Charge of the
Old Guard upon that fatal field Gid not end
more disastrously to NAPOLEON and his army
than will this contest to the Democracy.
This they know full well. and they go forth
to meet the Heaven-directed champions of
the Union and the Constitution. not as the
Spartans met the foe at Thernopyiae and
Leuctra-with lofty determination to do or
debut with blanched cheeks and trembling
knees, and with the sickening consciousness
that they must die politically without the
power to do. We feel no sympathy for the
party at large, hut our heart bleeds for the
C'n'On and American -bleeds SO fearfalIy too
that our family physician thinks we are bav-
ing hemorrhage of the lungs, and has ad
vised US to fly from the thick atmosphere OF
Deaderick Street and Hog Alley, and 20 out
and breathe the pectoral and invigorating air
of the country; but knowing as we do that
heart-disease brought on solely 10y commits
Grafton for fellow-newspaper in distress is
not likely to prove fatal to a constitution
Injured to all the hardships of an editorial
life, and having little business in town
which demands our attention, we have per-
sistently declined to go. 1--WE admire our
kinridge-Democratic contemporary as a
writer and politician; but truth would
bleed more piteously than does our poor,
sympathetic heart, did we say that the Union is
making what DUFF GREEN OF AMOS KENDALL
would call a brilliant fight in this canvass
Let the number before us testify in the pre-
misses. Will the reader be kind enough to ac-
cept carefully prepared table of its con-
tents However, we withdraw the request,
and will substitute for it the well authenti-
Gated assertion that the number does not con-
tain a quarter of a column of editorial in
advocacy of the cause of JOHN C. BREcKIN-
RIDGE. And yet, it evinces a good deal of
labor; but it is that sort of labor an infant
would perform in attempting to shoulder
sack of salt or throw a dead mule over a
ten-rail fence. AS we said before, the BRECK-
INRIDGE Democracy are making no fight at
all in any part of the Union. They now and
then whistle few bars of
''I wish was in Dixje's Land"
to keep their courage up. but up to the pres
ent hour little discordant whistling is all
they have done, and there is no hope that
they will do anything more. In this contest
they are as the Light Brigade at the fatal
charge of Balaklaya:
a. Cannon to the right of them .-
Cannon to the left of them;
Onward they bIundered;
Into the jaws of death,
Into the mo tn of hell,
Rode the Six Hundred
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I6 YEARS OLD.
A l. = O.
A l. s O.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FAR PRIVATE DIS EAsES.

DIR. KING, formerly OF New York for
Hf<~X" the last four years Of Louisville, ny .,
t& and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years. Mt
tiers himself having ded 10 practice Tor SO ma
ny years. and cured so many thousands, ne - epa
bled to cure all diseases Of private nature, no mat
ter how bad they may be from inJndicious medicai
treatment or from neglect Of their OWL Dr. kings
Dspensary is No. % Deaderick street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story where ne cures an
diseases of private nature.
GoxoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicines OF
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES OF ola recent date, eflectualy cured
in q few days. by an operation which causes no PAIN
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases ofthe skin, growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, be eiecctually
cured in . Few days 20
SEMINAL wzAkSEzs.-Partcular attention having
been given TO this dsea Sc and all the consequences
growing out of It, brought in many cases by the
cessye Indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which
ject unit business society and casing prema
ture old age.
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty
OF The Womb may resi- assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing ard stating
their case with n fee enclosed, directed TO DIR. A.
King No q Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will
nave The necessary medicines sent &C their address,
with necessary directions. Strict secrecy observed.
once hours from 9o'eock in the morning until in
the evening julylO-indAs1y
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To DEALERS IN TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-J
W. LANGLEY, at No. A Union street, has re-
ceived within the last few days, the heaviest
assortment of chewing tobacco that was ever
brought toNashyille- His stock now embraces
every brand that can be called for, from the
finest to the cheapest, and hence he is pre-
pared to suit every variety of taste. Retail
dealers should bear this fact in mind, and
call at Mr.. LANGLEY's extensive house when
they visit the city. They will find there ev-
erything they want in the way of tobacco,
cigars, snuffs, pipes, &C., and at prices which
can't fail to prove satisfactory. Mr.. LANG
LEY has many years. experience in the to-
bacco business. and knows all about it that
is worth Knowing.
His stock of Havana cigars is very large,
and embraces all the most popular brands.
He is prepared to offer very favorable induce
ments to the trade. Sax - ~sss-s df-
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A Card.

The Legislature OF the State oil 'eOLs
...t The following Act Session OF ISIS, pro-
hibitng the drawing OF Lotteries within It's JOriic
amer the LIST day of June, 1850, we will on that
dsv- remove our entire business TO wilmington Dei
WOOD, EDDY co,
Wilmington. Delaware
Owners and Managers OF the DeLa~Are' --1-
Kentucky State Lotteries
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws, and parts OF law I1D'
,sres in the state OF Georgia, and for other puF'
poses zHa .ea. -,
y,oy 1. 7he IAssezbiy Of Georgia do e''de''
That from and after the rst day Of june Eighteen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts OF laws
INN Iottsries in the state Of Georgia, or the veno-
ing Of Lottery Tickets in said State be and me same
are hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor %
December IL, 1855
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nOeIOrs I'm Luck.

A SINGULAR Commemorative Physi-
clans, one in Windsor, n. c., and the other in
Dolington. Penn, each bought lottery tick
ct, and as the following certificates (with
date. name and residence) show, were both
fortunate enough to draw large prizes:
DoLINGroN, Penn, July, 1860.
This is to certify that was the holder of a
share OF ticket No. As, so, II, Glass 800, in
Delaware State Lottery, drawn June %, I'M
der the management of WoOD, EDDY & Co.,
which combination drew the prize of SIS, 900,
and that said prize was cashed on presenta-
ton. THEODORE NJ. LARGE. NJ. D.,
DOlington 2. O.. Penn.
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500 Cash
The Grover & Baker Special
Premium.

X. ii. BRoCKwAY, representative of the
Grover d Baker Sewing Machine Company,
offers a special premium of One Hundred Dol
lars Cash, for the best specimen of family
sewing exhibited at the next State Fair, to
be held at Nashville, September 10th, 1860.
The work to be done by a lady, resident
OF Tennessee.
No persons connected with our offices will
be permitted to contend for the premium.
july2s-till Sep. 10.
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WINDSOR, BERTIs CITY, n. c., !
TnIu IN 1870 Z

do hereby certify that have this day re-
ceived through bank the full amount of one
eighth of the highest Capital Prize of $780,
600, drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, June
9th, 1860, in WooD, EDDY & Co.'s Delaware
State Lotteries, in Glass l, drawn on the
single number plan.) The number on my
ticket being the number drawing the highest
Capital Prize of $4,000, my ticket being
only one-eighth ticket and drawing accord
ingly, and that full permission is freely given
by me to publish my name and residence.
1t r. II. SMITH, N. D.
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RETURNED.-We were pleased 10 meet on
the streets yesterday our clever and good
looking friend, Mr.. HENRY G. HERSHEY, of the
firm of LANIER, PHILLIPS & Co., who has been
ON Northern tour for several weeks past.
Mr.. H., we are pleased 10 learn. secured a
small mementO while absent. which will, in
due course Of sine, be presented to the His
tOrical Society.
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rro,o the Scientific American, September 8, les'-
s.,,rrxe,- PzEYSxED GIrE-we have received
sver.I SAMPLES Of prepared liquid glue, put up IN
mali bottles, by Mr. q C spaIding, 90 Plat street.
New York, and have tried it in nendLng Ola urn
,ure. Il is a very convenient article foF domestic
u.e and deserves to be kept constantly On mana IL
every household 1t IS asOa CONVENIENT articie ioi
Datteru makers and inventors in constructing ana re
nairing their models July
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q The Reoaraer.s conrt xssterdar nr..

@~ The Recorders Court yesterday pre-
sented very lively appearance. The num-,
Der of cases on hand was not very fattering
to the morality of certain quarters of the
city, and the sum realized to the Treasury of
the. Corporation was just about enough to put
up gas-light in the alley near this Office,
and keep it going for some time. We would
like very much to see it appropriated to that
purpose
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Nessrs. CIAzk, GREGORY * Co, Nashville GEMS
Thought four bottles Of AmbEOsal OIL at our Oouh'y
yair last Fall. Thought perhaps itmght be a mum
pug sold three bottles before giving 1t trial y
vile tried its virtues in case Of khe urnatisn ana
found great relief It is the quickest relief ior OhO
I ever have found want two dozen botties in'hle-
dlstely for myself and those to whom l sota inc
-, D. B. BROWNING.
south Union, Warren CO., Ky, rep. ioe'
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FLoUR.-The market is well supplied.
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@- The Louisville papers are delivered
TO US here, by the Adams Express, little af-
ter 2 O'Clock On the day of publication The
Agents and Messengers of the Express Com
pany are very attentive to the PATRIOT Office,
bringing us papers regularly every day in
advance of the mail. They have our thanks
quite as regularly.
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Qommfrciol.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE
NarauflIo INV On ISfsf}

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE So
Nashville, July 80, 1861
FLOUR.-The market is well supplied.
We quote, Wholesale SO
Superfne in bbis. .S6(96 so.
Extra q. ........... I(9I Oh.
Extra :. sacks. 3 so.
WHEAT.-The supplies are drawn princi-
pally from abroad very little Tennessee
wheat being offered. We quote red at 81 L.
@1 Is per bushel white 81 209l IS per
bushel.
i CORN.-White $50 per bushel; mixed SOc
OATS.-65c per bushel.
BACON-None of consequence Offering.
We quote shoulders at 10c. clear sides I3c ;,
hams 12ac. D b., from wagons. From store
&c. advance on these rates.
LARD-Is in demand and sells readily at
IL p b.
MEALS selling at 759s0c p bushel.
FEATHERS-We quote at 4O@42 p h.
!. GINsENG-25@sOc. p u.
GROCERIES.-We quote Fair sugar
s3@s p b.; prime to choice 92@lOc.; in
barrels 3@1c. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 1O4@1lac p d.,
crushed and powdered lla@l2c.; Loaf 11@
12c:R ID.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 40@45c p GAL; half barrels 45@
4Sc; Sugar House 43(945c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half barrels SOc.; and kegs
(ten gals.) 85c.
COFFEE.-Rio 16@164c.; Laguyra none
in market Java 10000. R b. Stock light.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc@sI; Gunpowder so
@75c.; Young Hyson 4O96O; Black 60
OIL SO.
SALT.-We quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO
and Fine at 81 6O@s1 IS; and Barrel at
4oc. p bushel.
COTTON YARNS The following are the
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700
and 800, sc. R doz.; eco, 1Oc.; 500, 11c.;
and 400, 12c.
WHISKY.--Rectifed is held at 2O(924c.
R gallon, and country at 50975c. R gallon,
according to quality.
CANDLES.-Star 18c. per Id. for light
weight; zoe for full weight. Tallow, summer
pressed 13c; Sperm 45a5Oe per lib.
Raisins-Layer s3a3 Is per box; ". R.
So 50a2 IS.
SOAP-Turpentine So 25a2 rs per box.
BRAN.-S1 so per cwt.
HAY--S26 per ton.
BEESWAX--26a27c per Id.
CHEESE-Western Reserve IOaIIc per lib
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JuIy2e-lw

We would particularly call the attention Oh our
readers to a remedy known as MeLean's s'rehsln-
epfug Cordial and Blood Purifier IL Is certainly .
v.IuabIe remedy We therefore say to all, eau Al
the agents. and test yourselves its intrinsic
ia Ms delicious to take. We ask our LADY re'loei
trvu. See the advertisement IN another column
juiyl1-lm
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English Grammar.

TOHN T. CLAIBORNE, recently from Virginia, but
81 now q resident Of this city, and teacher Of
some thirty experience, proposes TO instruct
classes in English Grammar exclusively, during the
coming vacation Of the Public schools. He has
paid partic attention to the genius and grammat-
cal construction OF the English language, and from
past success he is confident that he would give en-
tire satisfaction to those who would favor him with
their patronage. For the convenience of pupils, he
would form three classes TO be located In the North
Central and South parts Of the city. His viii
be moderate.
His residence is in seeier's block, on High street
" here he be found he will ca on applicants
who will leave their address at his house.
Mr. Claiborne h permitted TO refer to the Rev. DR.
Howell ], r. J. Aegs, Isaac Paul and J. +. PEARL
june19-G
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LOUISVILLE, July 30.-The river is rise
ing, with feet inches water in the
canal.
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Houoway,s FnIs.-r

HoIIoway's Fflls.-Ihe cheated Term
freque ntIy productive OF unpleasant cohSe
many persons Dysentry, Blliioushess' A'-1-'S y
the stomach, sick headache and deoli'y' are
- of ,be Summer. They are speedily sub
.t,o,, course OF these eatbartic medicines
sold everywhere
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FOR COUNCILMAN.


Es- We authorized to announce W. s CHEAT
HAN fo- reelection as Councilman for the 9Th Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election. june1-te
II We are auth or lied to announce ANTHONY 5.
CAMP as candidate for Councilman from the 5th
Ward, at the ensuing Municipal election.
juns7-te
Sc We are authorized TO announce Rob L.
Crenshaw az candidate for Alderman of the 4th
ward July 16-td.
E8- We authorized to announce j. C. MEIER
RAN as II candidate for Alderman for the Second
Ward july27-te
ss We are authorized To announce Dr. A A
HATCHER as a candidate for Councilman for the
Eighth Ward july27-te
ss- ISAAC PAUL Will serve, if reelected Council
man from the Seventh Ward. july27-te
1--we are authorized TO announce JAMES
BELL as candidate for Councilman for the Second
Ward. july2s-te
%We are authorized 10 announce WM. SHANE as
candidate for reelection Councilman Of the Third
Ward. july2S-te
Ea-We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE OAK
DEN as candidate for re election Councilm IN of
the Third Ward. july2S-te
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NOTICE

have sold out my entire interest IL the nm u
,r,cgo,sox & HUxrHRE1, to DAVID HUAFHkif, VINO
,xiu continue tie business "a heretofore l VIII
sss5st hin in winding up the business oil inc o'd
firm and solicit him continuance Oh Inc PSI Oi
age bestowed on the old hrm
July 2, 1850 = =
In order 10 reduce my stock as much As possible,
before receiving new Goods, for short time VIII
offer NV entire stock Al cost, for cash
DAVID HUMPHREY
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The Express Freight Train.

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
commence running on the 22d of July in close con-
nexton with the Express Train the great Southern
Line, via Charleston aid Savannah and continue dur
ing the business Through time from New
York EIGHT DAYS.
July 23-tf E. W. COLE, Supt.
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1- Somebody carried cotton umbrella
from the sanctum yesterday afternoon. and
left silk one in its place. He can wipe out
the swindle he inflicted upon himself by
coming around anytime within the next day
or two,