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GRAND RALLY OF AT LOUISVILLE 1ExnBREcKIS
Ahsk AND LANE RArIFIcATIoS MEErIsa.
Pursuant to previous notice large meeting Of the people
IN Louisville. the slst ins amidst booming Of
cannon and Heating Of the and ssipes The meeting
organized By motion that r. l. WAKRGN EIq act as chairman
OF the meeting, and W. D. GILEsr and s. B. HrARr act as
secretaries.
The eharmlD explained tina object Of the meeting in an Ap
prePriAe speech.
The chairman appointed the fauovr, s,lse, 70 drf
suitable resolutions to be nesting CAR
Isaac W. eEoR0E HENRY BARUM YN COLEMAN ASpREw Nc
CLAM and Dr.. JOHN SINGLETON
"hereupon the committee after retiring short time reported
he following resolutions we're unsninOusy adopted
EesoIred That regret that the great Democratic
party mas diyoel and presented country
that the two parties North South will unon one
cAnddate pure and NI0nal whe Sorh no SOUTH
bus VINO knows and feels that all sections of
believer country should equal justice and be protected
their faYorite and cherished institutions long may
eompauoie with and conform to the Federal Constitution
esoced That under existing circumstances he present
aspect OF political Affairs will cheerfy and cordially
support Hon John c. BreckDdge for President and Gen Jo-
seph Lane Tor Vice President at the ensuing election,
g4rdng them As nIiona conservative fully calculated to
the affairs Of government for the PePstuiy Of the
Resol0ed That heartily approve and adopt the pr-
cPes in the platform Of the delegates who Doinated Beckn
\ ridge and Lane.
After the resolutions adoptedJ O. WALLACE was loudly
Called and in POnSe to the call Maj powerful
and eloquent speech with telling effect mastery
cation Of Southern rights and the delegates nominating
nRIDoK and LASEand applause
/ the large sudi:nce
After which, motion Of f. T. Coz, Esq, Resolved
thai the Secretaries furnish copy the proceedings Of
meeting to the Nashville UNION and Knoxville
| Registsr, for publication.
The meeting thea adjourned. BL. WARREN. Chairman.
5. s. b. b. a allntI,'h Secretaries.
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Your Attention. nemnorn1s-

The Cincinnati Enquirer. one of the foremost of
the DOUGLAs organs is jublant over the reported fu
sion IN Georgia between the BELL and EVERETT men,
In Its wednesday paper it says: Let our friends IN
the So'dh wherever their po'oer be made effective
UNITE WITH THE BELL AND EvEEErr MN, and crush
out the disturbers OF Southern peace"
Democrats have we not told you again and again
that those who followed Mr.. DoUGLhs would be call
ed upon to "tnate 1,ih he Ben and ErereH men. 9"
Those of you who go with Mr.. D. through this cam
psign will be called upon in the next legislature of
Tennessee to ANTE l0iat tie Bel and EUsrea le, to
put ANDY JOHNSON out of the Senate and put JoHN
BELL in Democrats watch JoHN BELL
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{ HAVE on hand fifteen thousand bushels Of Broken
stone viii sell al and hAlfceuts per bushel This
fine chance for those who wish improve property
W. e. JOHNSON. Agent,
panft
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trustees sale.

virtue Of the power conferred on se By two trust aesas
executed BY NJ. R0wley, and respective o. reofa IN
the Office Of the Register OF the county OF Dagaon
in book 2S page 2s No. - pages ~ and o VII
the day August, 1850 at the upper END o.
expose public suclion and sell for cash 10 ne hst od
following slaves, W.T. woman named Caroline ABOUT ~
wears Of a. rrI named Lizzie, IL years Of and
boy named Washngon about eight years OF age 70 pay the
debts in said nsnoned For more particular aesrP
ton Of Inc slaves and the secured, and the terms Of the
desds the deeds the 3seiEes are referred To-
EDWIN Ii. CHILDRESS, Jr,
- tea Trustea.
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ANDRETHs Turnip Seed, and WINTER warranted
jaIyg7 RAINS, BROWN co.
No more Explosion OF Steam Boilers
NONE the Commercial House model OF JVs
TIcEs SnF CONTROLLING BOuER; it is infalabls and
mistake.
theory for preventing explosions and for the saving
Of Fuel patented June 18th, 1850 chance offered to
o7e persons take Interest with in tie whole
patent day, shall leave for the North and
East ljulY26-dltl II. L. JUSTICE.
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fv AZ. 0. GRIFFITH & co.
Successors 10 z. G. Eastman a. Co.,
KRs 3. G. EAszMAE, ?. G. puNNrvcTov
10. sklfRITh mo. O. BURcH
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nnliee 40 RufIders.

vRoposAIs will be received ose Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company until 3ciocks r NJ. on
Wednesday August ls for The construction OF Freight House
an he enr Company, in the city Of Nashville
The Building will Se tires hundred by thirty feet end
thirty square, viii Be Two Stories and finished o. Tor odets
AMI for the carpentes work and roof complete including
farnishBg msieis aud expenses incidental 70 the
struction Of the work
Plans and specification will be ready Tor inspection the
3Ixt inst. AZ the Engineers Once in Nashville.
Proposals are solicited frame build
ps uh stand upon the Companys grounds are now or
fered fer sale be removed
Proposals will be addressed to r. G. NORRIS,
iuly24 BPSa Resident Enripeer N. 4 O e. r.
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PRoFESsIONAL CARD.

NE. HENRY MBLVILLE, OF New York City. respectfully
intlmaes Nashville and vicinity, that he
Is IL the city the ~. Cloud HOtels WHARF he viii
advise with all who suffer from
CataTrh,' BrOnchTtis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, inst, professional engage
ment calls him from the city.
Dr.. MELVILLE has had experiences Of twenty years IN the
management all o. Pulmonary Diseases,
fer with pleasure his professional intercourse and skill, -
in Tennessee whom he Is Kindly permitted
70 mention the Of Judge Ridley, OF Jecrson; Gen.
Matock Of Locust I Judge Brien, Of NASHVILLE; Col
Guild and W II BisckcOre, Esq, Of Gailztin.
In the OF these diseases ava himself
Of all the which morn science and discoveries
have put within the power Of the Physician which
superseGing The old plan O. Stomach treatment.
Further Information thissuse obtained IN treat
Use Topsl Medication in Pulmonary Dissases Published
by Dr. MEvLx and which grsaitously tie Book
stores, application hi f Cloud
Hotel. iulyI0-dtf
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$50 REWARD.

WILL siEe reward OF Fifty Dollars for the delivery to N
OF my negro GE0BGE il taken out OF this stats OF
twenty hVe Dollars for hin II taken the State And delivered
10 me nVe miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
said man George is bous d years age deep black ave feet
SIX or seven high weighing about B or $50 pounds etss
prominent, lace covered with bard, never shaving
apr2y-d, txSW,u RICHARD K HYDE
fhe Psducah Herald copy amOentOf % and send bill TO
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Now and Then.

The Nashville Wing of June 9th, 1884, announcing
the nomination of Mr. Polk for the Presidency by
the Baltimore convention said:
The party must have been hard run for a can
didate when the nomination fell upon man who
has been twice beaten for the office of Governor of
his own State"
AT the opening Of the canvass of iS44 the pros
poets Of success for the Democracy were much
goomIer than at the corresponding time in the pre-.
sent canvass but as triumphed gloriously then,
will we triumph now.
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TVNEEE GREEN BERG DKSENTERT SYRs
UP the best NED cine In world for disorders Of The
bowels See certificates from the Board Hea Of New York
enquire Of Of The citizens Of Nashville, whom
have used IT,
STRENGTHENING TONIC, for all Who suffer from
the heat, om debility, Indigestion want o. aDpes,
headaches.
THE HEALTH 8lTTEIkS, only Is cents paper.
will half gallon o. the best Bers suitable FOR the oye
complaints. that fam lily ought hey uish 70
save Doctors bills and susy good health
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BrOwnsvIlIe lois 1or saIe.

VNTE offer for sale on the most liberal terms nuber Of de-
w sirabls building lots In RroWngvilis from * miles
from Nashville fronting the Galain and Porter Pkes
tanning EACH soil and peghb0rhsod
surpassed number Of lots timbered We viii sell s SO
100 body desired. The rapid growth Ed-ehed
will enhance rapidly tie value e BroEIsve
lots II wish good property in good neghb0rhOOd, don't
fail 10 examine the BToEnsyle lots.
JL&RW BROWN,
july3-2m ~ Cherry street
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GrenI Rnrrnins!I!

TUVHE undersigned respectfully begs leave inform bis
friends End the citizens Of Nashville generally hat having
returned to his old stand. a. Bntom Street, be 4 Bow
prepared 20 furnish then with articles they his
line Wishing his prior making his
fall purchases be Offering his entire stock o. watches,
Jswsy Silver and Plaid Ware COsf4 Those II %
bargain would do we'll 70 call and examine.
j. FLOWERS.
In r2l-Im a 4 Union afreet. fas1rlIIa. Tenn
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$50 Reward.

CSTOLEN from my Stable The neghborhoo4 Of Columbia
- night Of the eth OF May last, fine Black MREes
fifteen hands high highly formed we'll museed heavy
and tail, without my white except perzps, white spot
from saddle marx Herears long and p0ine her limbs cean
and feet rather small bu well shaped she fine under The
saddle remarkably fast PAGES an tr0ts, an sork1 kindly
buggy any shen Ths thief rode Oh fne black span
ish saddle He traked miles In the direction q FAY
estevle Winchester will pay the sboYeEard for he de-
livery Of the residence and hundred dollars for
the apprehension and con giction u ia thsf.
y GID J. PILLOW.
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VnInnhIe RenI Fsfnte fnr snln-

WILL sell Monday September N 1867 Nv H:lls And
Farm, eonai ing I45 TIE hs are new. Two pair
French BuTr for wheat, pair good saa
MIL about 50 very g0cd only
miles from town with good pike 70 Il.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, Pleas
Hotel this Il the only Eotsl miles place
About SO Lots suitable Cor Dwellings, Stores aoss &C
Mount PIE surrouade By the richest lands fnnes
and Is the terminus Of the Tennessee and Aasaua
road.
hundred and forty o. land from es
from this place. well tmberd four irse pTiaEs
Aso 500 ms South Of this place, Tie Turn.
pike 80 cleared Orchards Buildings good.
free springs Andenng good ThsPace oocspiet
By Andrew Ksneday. Terms liberal. 3. o. CROSS
Tam lrifv In
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n. d. PRESIDENT
GEO. B. PAX0N, Acting Cashier.
STATE TENNESSEE, Montgomery County
FAxos, Acting Cashier Of the Bank OF America, being
the accompanying statement showing the coalition
the from the books Of the Bank and
OF the Branches for the month ending the Both Of June O is
correct, to the best Of his knowledge and belief.
Sworn and subscribed before the 18th July, ls6O
JOHN A. BAILEY, J. P. I
STtTE TENNESSEE, Montgomery County: az
D. D. DAVE, President Of the Bank OF America, makes cath
that the made officers Of the Bank
and Branches he believes to be
Sworn and subscribed before the 18th OF July $780,
iuy27 JOHN A BAILEY.J p. .
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CoNPTROLLlRs 0EsLcE,
Nashville, July q, 1901
This certify that the HONE INsuRAECk COMPANY Located
New York, has complied with all the requirements Code
the suec. Of Foreign Insurance Corporations Sections
1893 TO 1877 inclusive, we'll the Act OF 24h March, lS60
Chapter @5, Section 40 requiring deposit with COmptro
Of twenty thousand dollars Of Bonds the state
And that J. NASH and VIZ j. MAR legally
Agents Of said Company in the city Of Nashville, Ten
nessee j. T DUNLAP, Comptroller.
NASH MARI No College adjust Peg losses,
issue and Policies for this very popular
Company. iulyaS-3s
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Public speakIng.

The undersigned, by request, have agreed upon
the above list of appointments; at which times and
places, W. c. WHITrHoRSE, one Of the Democratic
candidates for Eector for the State at large togeth
er with some candidate Of the Constitutional Union
Party will address their fellow-etizens.
JOHN c. BURcH,
July 10Th, 1860. NEfJI S. BaOwN
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entitled Through Rates except those specified
above.
Shpments from all stations the Nashville and Chata
nooga Railroad, Stevenson entitled rates
Produce other articles for shipment New York Phls
dephia, Boston, and Baltimore, will he forwarded "FREE
CoMNtssOHs if consigned and duplicate receipts with full in
strucions The Agents South Carolirs Railroad
Charleston, gent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga
". ANDERSON,
Nashville. o. IS6O-dtm General Agent.
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Total amount Of losses claims Liabilss ssafSs 81
The greatest any one risk IL Ss0 oo but
will not as general rule exceed SlO.CO0
The Company has smoont allowed Ia
be insured In city, town. village, being governed
IN TINS natter 10 each By the general character ob1dngs
width Of streets, facilities for putting fires
An asie copy Of the Charter Of Ineopoatan nc.
conpand The Statement Of January 1860 and is on ale
the Office Of the Comptroller.
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STATE OF NEw YORK,
CRY md County Of Esp IOrE 81
CHAkLgs MARTIN President, and J. MrLroS SnIr gecra
sy, OF the HoAE INSURANCE COMPANY being Ieveray sworn
depOse and say and each for himself Eays that the FORGING "a
and correct statement Of the Snas OF the said Corpor
atom, and that they the described officers thereof
(SEnedJ CaA2LES ]. MARTIN, President
do J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed aud before me- 2lh July, $50
- Witness my hand and Official Seal.
l. - NSgaedJ J II. WASHBURN,
Commissioner for Tennessee in
New York.
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NEW YORK WIRE MILL.
LSON q Rich ND.
Manufacturers Of and Deaisrsin


DARrICULAR atten ion given their Ware
house, 81 John St, 7, which will allied prsmDlv
have speedy Dispatch Circulars furnished giving cscount from
List, prices ~ L0csst HEntst kdtss.
Termss.-six MOo hs Note payable Bank, current
Exchange New York, per cent Tor cash
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NASH g. MARI.

AnSuEanC0 A&enta.
10. 3 COLLEGE, SzREsz, NASHVILLE zxxz.
statcment Of the COnditfon OF the Home
Insurance Company OF New York, ON
the sd day of Iusy, A. ID. 1850.
Made to the Comptroller Of the STATE OF Tr,n.,
70 tbs Statute Of tAat Stats p Fu''1-N'
NAME AND LOCATION
The nsne Of this Company The FIosts Ixsun.nc. f,o
incorporated in 1853 and located in the City New yor
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Capital OF this Company actually paid up in
cash ISL. ..... . = COZ
me surplus on the Isl day Of JAY e60- 437750 60
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Inc total number of registered electors in Great
britain Is stated by recent official return to be
lOl ,915, out of population of nearly 80 1000 600.
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Alexander Thomas ami wife Mary Hlrrison and ohsr
pursuance af decee Of the County Court on Daydsop
cousty. rendered in the above he July sr ls0
will Tor sale at t Court House in NASHVILLE on satur
day the thdty Of Aus 1st nsxt negro man named DieE
about thirty eight years age.
TeFms--Slo0 viii be required In cash. and for Ia.
credit Of twelve m0urH wiz Be given, and note veil sndosd
payablsin hank, rsqufN. R.R. CHEATHkN
julyIa 6O-dtns CLERK and Nssia-
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EDiptheria is said to have made its appearance in
several of the Northern counties of Texas and
number of deaths have occurred from the disease
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TIE CROPS IN THE New ENGLAND STATEs-The New
England States have been visited by several fine
showers of rain this month, greatly to the benefit
of the growing crops. A letter from Newbury-
port, Mass, says:
THE farmers are busy making hay, and most
abundant crop will be secured aud of most excel
lent quality. A heavy portion has already been cut
and housed, and if the present favorable weather
continues the first crop will all be got IN IN short
time The fruit crop, with perhaps the exception
of apples promises an abundant YIELD which IS GER
tainly cause for rejoicing"
A letter from West Lebanon, Me-, says
"Our crops are looking finely, If we except hay
which will fall short little account of the early
drouth Corn, grain and root crops were never
better and fruit of all kinds promise very a0un-
dant harvest We have cause for grautuue anu
thankfulness for our prospects as farmers
PRrcrs At PKE's PEAK.-A letter from Denver
City saws: Sugar commands from $50 to SIS per
hundred -four from $40 to Sl4; nails SIS to SZO'
Dry goods and stationery sell at about 100 per cent
advance on Eastern prices, and clothing at more
than so per cent Lumber sells at from $40 TO 500
per thousand brick in the wall at SIC to SIS, ana
at the yards at $40 to Sl2 Rents are high, many
buildings paying from 10 to Is per cent month on
their first cost A one story building, thirty-fve
feet by hundred and TWENTY-FIVE is leased for
year al sou per month"; and one aud two story stores
IN the best localities, for SlOO and $50 per
month Money is of course tight, and the people
are willing enough to pay from 10 to 25 per cent per
month for all that can be hired In this city me
ehancs obtain from 50 to s. per day, and common
laborers from 81 so to 81 So In the dggings wages
higher Boarding is from 81 to Sl2 per week.
The laundresses are doing thriving business at
50 per dozen.
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Land for sale.

application bsmade, in short tine will sell
ii modstng terms, Forty Acres of Land, ts.ree miles
Tomthe Cooperation m Mil Greek, opposite Maj Co.'s
This OF the beautiful locations DaYsOu county.
About half Of the land timber the balance In c1ltEa
There the comfortable cabins and hne
orchard Apply Ma 9OFB the plsce, 70
self for particulars. CHAS. X. WINSTON.
inlYl4-f
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1LN' LANE SPEL-ING-Some of the decency pa
pers speak CT Gen. LANE as man who cannot smell.
They say he writes God with little q. Iftbe charge
were true, says the New Orleans CYgrie, il ,vorI1
show more ofa misfortune than fault for,. ,yo,,I5
only prove that the General had never eniovei Tho
advantages Of early education. 1t must he al
mitted however, by our extremely nice friends. that
General LANE has never written out an Endorsement
of the cowardly SUMNER, either in good or bad SPELL
inc. EDWARD EVERETT with classicality and correct
photography, symphathized with SUMNER, and con
tributed money to heal the broken skin and wounded
honor of that celebrated poltroOn.
Coon NEws--We have had the pleasure Of meet
ing this week DR.. THOMPSON. Senator from Smith
and Sumner and Senator HmDRErH from Fentress,
Overton and Scott. and they report the Democracy
of their Senatorial districts all right"
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The sauaRs of Paris are experimenting upon
toads, which to be enclosed in plaster of paris
Tor series Of years to demonstrate their extreme
tenacity Of life
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ISsIEAD UEoE, WI uTESD STREET.-THE
LEEoTREN JoHS c bRRcKNRIDGK.
'he Constitution and the equality Of the are
the symbols Of evera union Let these be the rayins
Of the peopie."-JoHN G. BRKcKINRIBeE
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EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
Turnips! TurnipsI!

VoCcEssoas 10 kDWAADsI alLKERsoN 3 COZ
NNTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery ForHardng
w Commission at the old stand corner cosEr Az
Church streets ialyl5-a
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WhoIesonne RrendI
ChoIera. Dysentery aud BIZ /!

IHNHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make The sweetest and
u most wholesome bread-neTer fail 70 rise.
We have just received large lot fresh from Ne4 York
tulyl4-a MACEENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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HemOrrhOids, piles, FistuIa. &c.
perfect SUCCESS, with or without ne knife,
RiIea. EisarnIn- .rarr,nnr.. &c

He has treated many Of the respectable Physicians % the
South Governors aenStors snd legislators hsier
himself he has the confidence Of all respectable Physicians Wher
he has operated Pen eondned
and perfect guaranteed in every condition
. be cured
For further particulars refers t. circulars vhch
forwarded TO any upen application. iuyl4-d2gs
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..CuStenl Work.
Immense saving Of Labor.

NHE Broadway Mills In short time viii be prepared to
grind Wbest Corn for toll Farmers In the ghb0rh0Od
requested TO call and examine the genents.
iulyi4-h DICKEY, Agents.
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Fnrnishinr GnndS

hUR stock Of Full Bosom Shirts is again cosplss sr .oI
~ ness and comfort We commend them being psrtcu
appropriate to me present hot season. have also small LOT
OF Put Bosom shirts, together with an endless vae on plain
styles. -' -
We have also received another handsome Neck Ties.
gloves ereiefs Dressing Robes suspenders &C.
Also re supply Of seasonable Undsrve4r Call
goods We are determined TO dispoIe very sgure
being anxious TO redLce cur stock j. a. McGILL.
june22 -
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Attention, HOusekeeDers

AtteutiOn, HOuSekeePeFS
AN SATURDAY MORNING. July 9sth, 1866 at 10 O'Clock
" precisely We will make regular Of new
second hand Furniture comprising Belsteads Bureaus,
naurooes Chairs Tables Book Cases. &C. &C. And money
- Vey scarce you smash We invite everybody
who IS In need Of Furniture to present this oeeaun
Julyaj AuctiOreers Gen Agents 4a Public square
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Az OLDER MASON THAN Mr.. JoHNsoy.-The Phila-
delphia Press says
In reference to paragraph published in the
Press some days since, which stated that Mr.. John
johnson, of Cincinnati was the oldest Mason in the
United States, a correspondent writes to a New
York Journa. as follows Geo. Campbell who now
resides in Fifty first street was born on ST. Johns
day, l772, ia Royal Arch Mason, and is older
Mason and man, both by two years, than Col
onel John Johnson of Cincinnati He is an old
merchant of this city, and was intimate visiting
terms with both Hamilton and Burr, and after their
fatal duel. and when Burr needed cOncealment from
the miniols of law he went to the house of Mr..
Campbell then at Hackensack, N. j., and was con-
cealed and got out of the country by him, while
Robert Campbell his own brother, was State At
torney, living in the same town, and would have
given five thousand dollars to have secured the ar
rest of Burr.
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A SnIendjd (,hance Tor shovrs,,eu-

an WEDNESDAY MORNING July 25, At 10 o'eloek
" BENZ sHIzL5s viii sell public ale AZ their auction
opposite the SeEnss HouFe, the magnificent PAnoa
Bunyanss Pilgrims PrOgress-one Of he most
successful sxhbior paintings sxtaa The sale viii Be positive
and great bargain may oe looked for. fssms cash.