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Washington city
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Passengers By Route the cities Of Baltimore,
phsepha ew York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
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M, 70 an order Of the Board Of Directory Of the
Planters Bank Tennessee made THIS l6ih day OF May,
1866 an election viii be he dby the a e
I ss on ne 9d day Of July next, being the first Monday,
n ascertain whether they will accept or REJECT the new enarter
granted sail the Tennessee Legsao5e az Us ol
by ~ W W ~ ,e0 4 IN iulv3 Cashier.
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TYE Bsnufacturer, In calling the attention of every business
man would that after the fesn years experience
In manufacturing be has succeeded In producing Geld Pens
which, for MATERIAL workmanship and durability ecpsc4 any
hing Ct tie Kind previously made.
a. g. BAaLET, NIaruiacturel
For ale hv JcS YozE 4 Co. No So Union street, Nashville
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WHOLE TIOKETs $50 HALVES, SO; QUARTERS IS.
Certificates Of Passages vim be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
cerascste Of Package Of 8 whole Tickets s298 90
do DO 26 Han DO i4g So
do DO 80 Quarter De 7t75
do do 26 Eighth 10 q
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DISSECTTNG INSTRUMENTS


ETE are Just receipt oi another supply Of DissC ng IN
Wv and Medical Saddle Bags CT new ana
tyles TO respe fully invite the attention OF hea
RAINs, BROWN & CO.,
o-t90 No. 70 South Side Public Square.
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nrER.

Proposals must be 70 the mail with celsritys certainty
and security using the terms Of the law and they must be guar
responsible persons certified such By post
master or Judge Of a court Of record.
No pay be made for trips not performed and for each o.
satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of
trip may deductd For arrivals far behind time a. 70
break connection viii depending mails, and not sufcsnty ex
cused fourth Of the Compensation for the trip is SUB ect %
forfeiture Fines will imposed unless the delinquency be sat
isctcry explained for negctng to take the mail from or mo
po ocs suffering injured, destroyed robbed or
and for refusing, after demand 70 the mail as ~
qaentlV the contractor concerned In running Ve
tho The Postmaster General may aDnu me cen
for dsobeyng the post Office laUss or the o ne
department lie may alter the schedule and ao ORDER az ~
crease by allowing therefor pro TtG in- o. ne
contract pay He ayaso curtl deontnus ne ssrves h
whole or Ia part pro rata decrease Of pays aiohs one
months extra psnss1n the amount Of service ass
with. Bids shond addressed the 'saeon1 Assistant fs
master General supercribei PropOsag Tor mail tervce,
state Of Tennessee H." and sent By mall
For Of proposal, &c and other Sc aver
fees. - a..
blank proposals viii be furnished application 70 ne lspart
ment . ~
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rrIE pIRLIC ACTN.

p ,bi7g tn procure copes Of the Public Acts Of the
raure lust closed can obtain them by applying at this Or
6 or 70 the Secretary Of State there are few copies Tor
GtlSL00 per co HrA7-"
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FVPRFss FREIGHT.

rlHE Nashville ard Cbaianoog Company ln con-
erfien Win he Roads below running Express
rF n from Charleston and savannah 70 Nashville q
s- .i but with the same certainty their passenger
Is.ss-tf N6BP =. ". COLE, sup'i.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1860

CUAAdaAaNCkNNE SONDALS AEA@A- NO5 A9OOS
Going South.
Leave Nashville Gas NJ arrive Columbia 705 N.
Leave Nashville 9:55 NJ, arrive at Columbia 5:s0 NJ
Going North
Leave Columbia 7:20 A n, arrive at Nashville 10 NJ
Leave Columbia Las NJ, arrive at Nashville ? M.
FHNF Morning Train going souh connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South CONNECTS at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski
The Evening going North makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and nashville ReirOad from and after
Mouday May 7h, Louisville all Eastern cities But one
train Sunday. W ON. PERklNs'
uavl-Im ePB&E Superintendent.
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4 NEW BOOK FOR LAW FOR
Oh,
Vrnufsfrnfess suffe,

Containing all the common laws the powers and duties
onstabes and Coouers. and all criminal and ev
forms necessary the o officers and business men, ah an
ahridzed Law dictionary.
FoF ale By JOHN YORK 4 CO..
ian3i No. 50, Union Street
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Sit Lux ct Ink FuIt
COAL OIL LAM Ps.

wTE have just received another supply Of Coal Oh Laps
w among which handsome patterns Tor par
ors all fitted with the Collins burner, which b the la Pfoss
@ an is iuueasursbIy superior to any other Lamp he
fore the public soness and stesdnessof hae o Ion
smoke simplicity in construction, beauty and ee N Rn
and economy one Lamp viii give the light Of four
candies and does much as one TIE VI we nave ~
sr nv Offensive oror leaves no grease spot when split upon
carpet OF clothing, and will not ezPioae ,r-- 4 ,o
vrt,..1o "a ,,t.g1 pruqgisg No. 10 Public Square,
80 u ~ Nashville, Tenn
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EtnrnHOmse LOIS for snIe.
PubIic Notice.

SEVERAL very desirable Lots Ter the erection Of business
~ hGusSSi Va e J L 4 Z W BROWN.
AppB ~ 44l. Cherry street
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tOR the apprehension and delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsER,
II o under charge Of oura-eousy haFng broken ths
houses o william Hamilton sId James Christopher, With intent
o c5m murder, has made k espe and Is running % largo
s above reward viii ttereors be paid to one Eho viii de-
liver the d Ilooser sheriff Of Wilson csuny that Be
may be brought to justice.
M oos IS about q years Of age, about eve fest en inches
hir stout but far or ather sandy hair, has at this time
wound from gun shot in the rightarm benH the elbow
J. M. CHRISTOPHER,
u,fs-tf Giadesvhle.
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CONCRETE sAEEs TRIUmPHAkTi
D.rvra4, Ky, March 9, issoi,

DASvIslE, KY, March 6, isaoI'
AEsaas. ". z. DoDBs & Co., CnouEATE
Gnrsfhs safe purchased from Jon soEs sine Ems is
severely tested By he recent disastrous ia this pacs @
arc happy to say stood the equal rsprslenols
Jon made us Ehsn pzrchase. Our roor1, V the
iafsssood, totally dsroyedh ne ere and TIE & into
the cellar, and vas covered BY the burning ruins but up get
angitout and opening found every pspsr SAFE Of
them scoEesed or defa-d in any way We take rsaInTe
bearing this testimony to the essnt quality o. the safs uaa
ufaeiured at yen sstabushnsnt Yours,
tsgnedl T. J. SHIgDELBOWER
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49, lCRII ICEllI

TIE have ened cur Ice Depot in herear sf the State
NJ Bank and will sell cheap as sny 10 The market thas
good Our ice is from PaIacise i, tftsen miles Nof
ts state fn four 10 eight inches thick. We will open
Dot on south Cherry sree al EcCrarys grocery s9re
aloa. ,l lli ~ = BEhI aARRRTF
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WOOD, EDDY q cO.'s

WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers.
The Manages oess are located Wilmington, nsasare and
St. Louis, Missouri.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
XPREss Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
~ 94th December 1859, through rates from New YORK to
Fil Class per 100 bs 81 81 Third Class 100 lb 81 6
second Glass. do J % Fourth Glass, do %
Hats Caps and Bonnets, %
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three, three
and a half and four days .
Time from New and Philadelphia, seVen and nall e1
and zine days.
Intervening ssbbst the sbove variations N % as no
freight trains are Sunday over three lines
NJ eentDs bv ice or snow Overcharges and damages
cep damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
'Lie alS aS = - ysT G W AN DERsON
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD
OTr1cE NASHVILLE & CHATT lEooaA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859.
7.r Of the Rosrd Of Directors calls are made the
3 stock OF the Company subscribed for building BancA
Road frc Bridgeport Jasper, payable to the treasurer oi m
Company follows; ,o-o -, A..
one dollar on each Share on the l5 November lSS ana TWO
dollars on each Share the lstdays q December 9S Janua
her October, and November, 1861. A.,
Payment may be made to Jackson fTyor al jasper VI u ~
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Ppt-esiu meeting these calls is requested o
e OF Stock the construction OF the road depenos exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
"a fl ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer
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9as@6iIIs anion an0 5metltun.
DallY ssi Tri.WeeEly s5i Weekly Sc.
Isates b AaverIIsIng.

nEhEWABLE At PLbAaNhH
one Square, one year. SaoEaoh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
THE WEEKLY.
per Square for the FIRST and FHrT cEEs ior
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published boh the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
added
7ransisst Advertisements zst b paid for at Tie time Of
Insertion.
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whole Tickets SfO Halves s.; Quarters s25ol
Certificate Of Packages in the above Scheme, Be drawn
each Wednesday, the following rates. Whchs tne
of PACKAGE of o. Whale Tickets $40 50
40 n 26 Haf 40 "a IS
Do ~ IS Quarter 40 81 81
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount money address for what wshto
purchase name Lottery which You Wh it invested and
whether you Whoes, Halves Quarters ghths on
receipt Of which, send what ordered, By first ai together
With the scheme.
Immediately drawing, Printed Drawing eerted 70
BY Commissioner. vii be sent with an Explanation
, Purchasers will please write their signatures pains and
give the Of their Post Ohice County and state
All Recommendations strictly confidential
All prizes $1,000 and UNDER raid Immediately after tne
drs sing. Other prizes the usual tine Of 40 days.
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SPIemdE ID scheme!
TO BE DRAWN
ru. vu,o-E-.o.-,E--- IN Wmr,D

Each wednesday Ia VUAAC'
Glass 27O Draws Wednesday, jane 6, 1850.
Glass 2s2 Draws Wednesday June 13s ASGCs
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20, 1sGO'
Glass SO8 Draws "Wednesday, June 27s 1850.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7sNumbers-s i3 Drawn Ballots.
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sAsHvILLE AND CzArTANOoGA Il. 2.
s
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
or AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29shs 1850,
p.,,.,,.r Traips. EAST ana West, will as follows
sOIsG EAST.
-. NASHVILLE at A N and P NJ.
I-5ve Il Chattanooga 1870 P N AID l;45 n.
COMING WEST.

I-1ge al Chattanooga ls30 N aad l345 n.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O n and 7:30 NJ.
Arrive At Nashville at n and A NJ.
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City RiehmUn
Persburg, Iynchburg Knoxville, Savannah. Charleson
Montgomery. Menl his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Raoad, and Chattanooga with Trains
Es Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may had any hour application TO
Ticket Agent, at Office st Depot the following places and
at the following prices Wis:
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$3.50 PrEas..............AHi9untngi % s1sIs6'lso
NEARIY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIoKETs
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Magnificent Schemes

will be drawn In public under the superatendence Of sEorn
Commissioner appointed b5 the Governor.
WOOD, EDDY & cos LOTTERY,
Glass No sig Draws Saturday, June so, go.
IS Numbers-13 DrHn Ballots.
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sgu5EdiuES Lots for sale

UyE offer for sale bers terms. numter Of beautiful
w building lots in Brownsville, and near the Porter
,r Two and half three miles from the city, several
TSo nur1t er Of lots Edgele!d, the Gala in
IIS several beautiful lots in Watkins magnificent add
ton. -, r,, r-,..,,- y7--g,--,- -
o'nef Ao0''-OH1' J. l. & R. W. BROWN,
- =, Az Cherry street.
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FOR UPPEs CUmBERLAND RIVER,

TryHE light draurht passenger steamer EDAoNlA, - -
TrS,sv Natter viii regularly throughout eil7z5s
the selson as above, toEchsg at al prints that H;y
M desired Wer Ehnes Of taught together with her superio
rh and facilities render her dsssrvedy popu
lar For freight or passage spply on board OF to
arrG-tf P. II. MITCHELL, Agent
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Fresh Peaehe5.

NOR ths baanfe % year se-vnt to 90 tae cook
L washing for q snail emily. Apply % his oGics.
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13
DR.. GNin Oh Disunion,

In a recent speech, DR.. Gwin made the follow
ing assertion:
1t is utterly impostible, in the event of the
success of Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency, that the Southern States will not resist
will not break up this Government, as a matter
ofnecessity and sGtety."
Dr. Gwin is supporting Breckenridge. Breck-
inridge could not be elected if Douglas were
Withdrawn, while Douglas certainly would be
elected if Breckenridge were out of the field
Hence, if Lincoln is elected, it will be the result
of Breckinridges opposition to Douglas. Dr..
Gwin, who is doing everything in his power to
bring about this very resut-the defeat of
Douglas and success of Lncoln-says upon its
happening the South "wH break Up this Gov
ernment matter of necessity and safety. -
And yet DR.. Gwin has the effrontery to say that
he is opposed to dissolution of this Union !
How can a man be opposed to dissolution Of
the Union, and yet seeks to bring about the very
state of affairs which he believes will inevitably
destroy the Government
Such is the man whom the Breckinrdge
candidate for Asscmbyman for Shasta county,
if elected, will in all probability be forced, by
the caucus system, to aid in re -electing to the
position of United States Senator
DR.. Gwin thinks the mere election of Mr.
Lincoln, without any act of aggression upon
Southern rights, would be cause for the de-
struction of our glorious Government. Thus
thinking, he, of course, win assist in the break
ing up of the Government if Lincoln happens to
be elected. Now, if the Democracy of this
county think the mere election of Mr.. Lincoln
will be cause for dissolution, let them endorse
the views of DR. Gwn. If, however, they think
otherwise, let them be careful not to vote for
any man who in any possible contingency will
aid in his reelection to the United States Sen
ate.
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13
Col. Washfn gton.

Col Washington, collector of the port of San
FRANCISCO, recently made speech in this
place in behalf of the candidate of the Congress
sional lnterventionists. We understand that he
charged Douglas with uttering new and strange
views on the question of slavery in the Terrific.
ries, with placing an Interpretation on the Kan
sas Bill now widely differing from that which
he proclaimed in 1854 and 1856. Well if this
be true, then it cOnvicts COL Washington OF
having changed his views also For we find
that, in the Times and transcript of April 8tb
1854, he, as editor, declared that the people OF
the Territories had right to legislate upon the
slavery question. Hear him
1t 1.-THE Kansas Nebraska Bill sets forth
the great doctrine of " Non INTERvENTIoy. and
recognizes the capacity of the people upon thi.
slavery as all other subjects, to LEGIsLArE
for Themselves"
Now these are the views of Douglas at this
time. They were those of Col. Washington in
1854. If they were not those of Douglas then.
so also are they not those of Col Washir gton
now. So that even if Douglas has changed
Col. Washington is not the man to find fault
with him for it. But has he changed Did he
not then, in 1854, entertain views similar to
those expressed by Col. Washington Col.
Washington believed SO, evidenty-otherwise
he would never have eulogized him as he did
June 2Sth following. Hear him then:
Senator STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS Of Illinois, a man
'rhose De"0crdcy rs 6cyond reprOdch, whose stall
uil ba hao lie
ted in the great cause of POPULAR RIGHTs-the
favorite of Andrew Jackson-the embodiment
of Western political manhood-the champion
OF the Union-the jax of all that is fearless.
bold, invlgorating and healthful of Young
American progress-a host within himself in the
freedom.
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13

ga Mr. Weeks, candidate for Republican
Elector also, made a speech in this place since
our last issue. He is eminently humorous
" cuss," and amused the crowd vastly with
funny tales. He also delighted the Breckin-
ridgers by abuse of Douglas. Indeed almost
every severe thing said by him was at the ex-
pense of little Doug He also told them that
httle Doug was long way behind Breck in
this State As the Breckinridgers are now in
the habit Of quoting Republican testimony as
authority, we suppose they believed Weeks
Weeks is a jolly cuss-too jolly we fear for
Shasta County Republicans, the most of whom
affect vast amount of piety. He run with the
boys all the time while here, and when he ler..
was decidedly mellow, protesting in quiet tone
to himself "Them Dougs fers thot they'd
make me tight fhc) couldn't come it-too
much (hic) for EN-, (hic) c)-slaught (hic) slaugh-
cred 'em-slaught EN-, (hic) -slaught EN-, (hic)
ba ha ha (hic)
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13

OVERLAND NEws.-Walker was shot, Septem
Der eth, at Truxillo, amid the cheers of the SOL
diery, receiving ten balls. The telegraph in
forms US that the natives took no mart in the
execution. We presume, then, that Walker was
X He'd by British bullets. What has become of
the Monroe Doctrine? p Has old Buchanan
permitted the Caribbean Sea to be converted
into British waters? How long, oh Lord.
how long will this vile old man be permitted to
trample upon individual and national rights?
Naples is in the hands of Garbaldi, the King
having emigrated to Spain. Garibaldi will soon
declare Naples annex ed to Piedmont
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13
TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE,

AE, the undersigned, hereby declare our
w Intention to organize a corporate comma
ny for the purpose of constructing Turnnike
Road from point on the north bank of Clear
Greek, about one-halt mile below the Towe-
House, in the county of Shasta, along the most
direct and practicable route, in an easterlv d.
rection, to the house of Thos Ashwortb. abou,
iour miles west of the town of Shasta and that
the undersigned will meet on Monday, the 22d
aay OF october, 1860, at the Charter Oak Hall
" u''e'ng, IN the town Oh shasta, at II o'clock,
NJ, for the purpose of perfecting a preliminary
organization of such company
W. S. Lowden, John B. Nav.
James Loag, s. D. Brastow,
Jno D. Smith, B. D. Anderson,
\. Coleman, D. Callaghan.
Richard Bailey. oI3:3t
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-13
Election of Nesmith and Baker.

The news of the election OF Nesmith and
islature, has been confirmed. Nesmith has al
ways been Democrat. Col. Baker processes to
be a popular sovereignty" Republican The
election of these two men was brought about
by coalition between the Republicans and
certain quasi-Democrats, who were elected as
fusionists. 1t will be remembered that last
year, the Americans and certain Democrats
fused against Joe Lane and Delazon Smith.
and elected 20 members. Fifteen of these
voted for Baker Five took their stand with
the Democracy, of whom not one voted for
Baker. Indeed it is stated that not a single
Douglas Democrat, elected as SUCH voted for
Baker
We confess that we have no regrets for the
defeat of Lane and Smith, for they are them
selves traitors to the Democracy. But we do
regret the success c: Baker. lis election is a
burning disgrace to the State The so-called
Democrats who voted for him deserve to be
treated by Judge Lynch
OF course the Administration papers and
stipendiaries of this State will endsavor to hold
the Pouglas Democracy of California response
BILE for the election Of Baker They will forget
to State that the Breckinridge members could
have defeated the election of Baker, but would
not do it. Of course they will. And yet when
the vote stood Curry, (Breckinridge) Is, and
Nesmith Douglas 24-26 being necessary to
elect--they refused to swap two of their vote,
in favor of Nesmith for one more Douglas vote
in favor of Curry