davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TIKI WHEAT C1or n 1o~A~-Ths pessoerot ard Ftes
Dareupor Iowa. the 1eh, has the f,llownx In respect
to The Wheat pro4pects In lows:
Io1 no UT 1ehra.e1 for tfe production OF winter
whe Ia seti1t nj the tae eonsde1hlt Of that
cxss ct Gta!n Il s1wed. We SAW kcn..ran from the
part Of the ftste alo anUter tbs
}Ar the State. the other DAT. and iufJrmed
upon nqn. that ths winter VII Al euv.d in those
harvest.
rle Prcps Pr o. " wssa1 s so@n n Iowa srsne
dfdae The resu. Gc:ends cnsirev, arls a. upon
The weather this Th much Will .AY Gnwry.
e. the arng wheat heat<s In tic tllnd, md
only have continuance of tbs pfesert rood
pE ,srecis to ins:re = RI end" croo. '
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Ros1ox, April e3.-Judge Sprague Of the U.
>. District Court to-day gave decision allow
lug tho aeausn Of the yacht Wanderer their
wagea. The question Of salvage is still pend
, 1860-04-24
Buffalo Harbor Abous opsu.

RrzTA1o, April 2s.--Ths ies hiss slmoat entire
y diaappeared from the bay, and what remains
vsss.ls in and out. Navigation il fairly ~
sumsd for the season.
, 1860-04-24

NEW YORK SYRUl'-A large
1V aaso.troept for sala low by
PARSONS, PlfK1S r HANKEY.
IA &avfh EnfHF
, 1860-04-24

Aasn4y Evxslso, Ar.Il =, 1850.
The following are the receipts sud shipments
or the last twenty -four hours:
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s GePRsi G Ge5 Il: hsssS sa CO. % <d' WOOD
ss51 ss:tsS a.ssa. s6:sa31:s. sis ts ,o cord.
fs.'h o'"'so l:'e ham fsa, s: barrel.
schf h:@g.h,sEs o:H,n,0n' whls' Lts, Is cord,
sehr aber1 aaaes.oa cleveand Is, co,as wool
schr Wyoming FusioaE, Grand Kve l30 m lumber, = m
sshr H,ls 5s,t: k1es, White 1ake ss u lunbc.:
s5 sP5 Wsa;Stss Sl@p;Ss: ciessssd % tss. se.i:
sT sssT sS%% Hsns Ssss
Schr LOUIS. Horn.r t. Ntlwaukc-.
ssSr shr ;:ea s:sen, uas5 Gan ,s,sxsso .s
sF Stss ss y y e. en
seF C,s.astr ~, :o,.st ksls@ . lumber ii m shn.
sshr W@ 1Sasa. sas.aa T@o kssf', d n lumbar. aso
sehr sh Ny: sPrlt. Grand H.yen. 1:,m lumber.
fSsa fsison s9 Noss paef ses IL i:$e iss laastr
Ns,ty Mi,H. w 4 aivt. s lumber
schr p sous. Aursh yeImllaon. 100 m lumber 10 m
S.; M 1SH:sts Pl;,: IGssi wood
&; &; Sjs; Es %::ssl :ss d. ss1 s2s
schs B.r belle, HALL Grand Haven, l0J lumber. 80 IN
ser lie!t, Kent Boyd. Kalamazoo 70 IN lumber 100 N
sehr s. Head, Fis.<1tbon, IT c.taaue., 100 cord.
se! 3e1n ;s '.ly Ts,;l;nd shsssrssn 9 ed. weoa.
sebr Japan, Londit t:ssad Haseu. i3S N Lumber.
sehr L.e Thsoop Flool. Grand havea " lumber, IN
sehr Sun. Reddock, White Lake. 20 cords shirz1e
sc,s INC lou Sc. jan. M.nin~oc 600 I'll shingles.
sh r. }n1a t,.o' uoone Ss.sa'llsa ;. ,,,..
% 1ne 5ss Ds'; s4;.s sss
hehr IT rau. Mnshos, u cvcland :9O tons coal.
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ITfE CROPS.
ErsnrRs, 11vinfzton county: 1ninols-

EdItora rress aud Trib1 1ue:
The weather hire very ard this crops tnsa Grain
COX Promising Wheat fAr As1 lave seen, s doing ~en
q. well a. oas. Therc planted set Ih'Chmch
Bag In made liz appearance In Soma spots.
s. r. PATzx11o1
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HOGs-The racsket at tie teg:nning Of the Ee+k was
rataes quiet, and p:iees showed digit falling oshe
rnge being s&..tG:1:k 1e,erday, however. the ship
peri purch sed frse5 ind good cosed Hogs were
Quick u 4 Is. Sales were:-
sas i,oes ave5az1cs =. ............-........ 81:
16s ~ ....,........-..,...-......6 6.15
IH :!u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t.225
s. sl0 .........-.........,..,,..ba .
SuEEP-TlercIs IS good demand for at Sheep and the
market Is Etm. Sales yesterday were - foliows:
:: Sheep ave1astng II ESs
% tQS 4..1
1O 4V0 . "
New York Bank Statement,
D7 Tz1EehAHHl SEE Yokx, April x:
The following shows the condition nf the New York
1aaks Saturday:
Dc@ffast n 4oans
itecEta-e n specie. SJ4 G63
Decrease In clfCuli tton-. 15&
Dsc1ea.e In cep.hts-. 2sil.O.5
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TH1RTY-sIxrH CONGRESS -FIRSr SESSION.

WAsH1xoros, April =,
Tho Chair presented a message from the
Pre4ideut transmitting the Instructions Rirsn
to Mr, NcLnne, when Minister to China After
other unimportant business, the Senate adjourn
ed till Thursday.
Hocsx.-The House refused to adjourn till
Thusnday-24 against H.
IA resolution was adopted instructing the
Military Committee to inquire into the e1pedi-
ency Of amending the rules and articles Of war,
80 ss to punish offences on enemies not provid'
ed for By existing laws.
In Committee Of the Whole, seyeral uninter-
eating speecheR were made. Adjourned.
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CLEAR ED,

stnr Cone Morgan. Grand IAssn ~ bbs supdd.a In,
dr., hoEs.s+ 'sl
nr'r Alkclne Grccp. Utonto.
KriH Lowell. Earns Eseeu lar.
Br'E u T Gale, Mc3inu, Gr1nl Haven,
Sclis i'euy, Burke, 0sxtEu, 1873 bu cuJu
%ch1 S'orEn Nnwsfd, Waitc Lake.
SchE Cha !es Hubbard. 1pgr -solt. ro.t WasAiteton
senr Asataauls. Hammer. !irsad Hasen.
fchr E1be, kuEEtI.::Sou1h Haven, lUO uhla ade
srar MaEcr, Ar-> u A.Asa, ti,aud River
Schr 11Is1Ac, utaw ford, trawfnsds IgrE
ScE Clipper City, l.oudtn, ShcfUyEan toua crpcohrs
Schr Wyoming. sullivan. tsr nj IStSrr.
Set.r / ittc Nt!l~. Kirby, VIII . LaEn
ScaE 5 ic~. a'Au'nn, MnxktEun.
S1isr Lcrant DE1nHcT. Grand River,
schr itAer. Ianlrs.n. Muakrsan 1u) bu o4ts
Schf Ainne,tta. MI cktu1n, 40 l,Irr,s
Sehr VIM Ad1ch. jan-%nn, Two l;tyerF
Sclr Fa'cou. Roberts Faint Waef.
Scl.E Kitty GEant, Williams, WAtp River
Sehs teso 0uEcl. South llxvsn
Schr Alhat1psa, GAtea sturgeon River
Schr laue Belle. Hal. Grand Haven
Sehr lIrlen Kent Reed. PAn'ess Pt,1
Schr John Latly, Helg14nd. Shrttysnn
Sehr .tztan, Londer, Gsand Haven
~chs litzlr 1hroop. Flood, Grand U.von,
schr Ttanslt. Richardson, Mantawoc. 6 bbs hsef
Schr htarl!g.t, Meyer Bu1ao. II, ,S>s hu com.
Schr " Nelson. Pat'en. Usweso. Is s3 tu corn,
As>hf NnsEarrn
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ARKlVE lVED.............ApTI u.
Sa1atoGa, La Sallc 1000 bu cora.
Geo Bristol, L. sale tau bu corn.
MA1p[a La Sale, $3.50 hu corn.
Jtdersou Is Sale, %3ts tu corn.
, 1860-04-24

lake P0sfS.
DETROIT, April at-ctcarcd, schr. Il Whitman.
Jones. chicago.
BUFFALO, April ao.-Cieared, schrs. Soph12 smlth,
Butler. Chicago; nAuute.s. Vance, do.
O,WE3.', ril ls-AHved. propelles Michigan, Hop.
kpr Chicago; Buckeye. Ro.mon do; cleared the
aay fur Ogdensburgh, tetr. Kenan Thompson. Chicago
, 1860-04-24

r:ora ASD GrA1S IN STORE,
The following table shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain in this city Oh the 21st instant,
compared with the week previous and the cor
responding dates in 1855, aud 1879:
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3=rprfs5Fs.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPASY'3
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
tot Through Fst;kl: U::!r.
E!a New Cet1al Great Natsr1, asa cauut ctnx roaa to
Chicago AE.i II tar W.st.
1le Heads ta% I'D ard re:t1a.s ruu.s frru tho
<eAsN'Aot AID The Nt.t, Earr -: saL.:eiA
FAST FEE1 T LINE.
Gt,;Ee p-s!ti Ee.. .ae E-s1lv !strra-ct phpatrh
fe kn:iss t1sa$ sorr1iE lit. East 1:i " cet,
II The At..y Iak.rx &t tbs
ssu!aEso Vt e'th lsad ~ rhru,:th P4.suss I1ala..
t<atr< low br Tier tae. Reclamation
r. alriiv aud rlsy A4usss!. Max fAIk4tes. "S4st
EArf ~ l!r&, VITA u. ". r.
Ia Stw frrS. deliver ktIs II Eu.i.sn E.v-s Railroad
r.-ensrr l~5ot = " a-7ea *reet, Il tpos.
In u ssan. teistr co.,, Gsson sna "e7cesssF Rsros4
fvrsL aaA nazt ~ ahs,Vt.
Through bt:s: L.4.snk e.vea, aEi It.anai.ens rAa
ANY u sEe t'arnIaay'A Ns.tr1.
T. T. EE.st'il. As+nt, r. Er,alwav. New York.
url> klMtitLl. = kr1t. Il Stase street, NoA:eu
4. WALL1NGNO11D, Western Agent.
Ccrntr Lake aa4 pessoasn opposite Toe Hu*e,
th1r1Sr, iHhci- Oily
, 1860-04-24

Tr-Tug iyes; bark Z,doc Pratt: brig Gladiator
.c!.'. q TrsshE:d 3xde9 @ IEaselss: I:, " s1r
Gbsrt Je..e. Rival. Fletcher. Barclay. l. Whit.
man, Cncie Tom.
Dcws-Prop. Prairie stste: lark Northern Light {cf
Fort Ee, aaube Northern Light (ol C.as toni brig La.
IA cite Cock; " hrs >hephzrd NonTatetl SyEIclse
Daniel AlAun1n, II ChEhoI1n.
, 1860-04-24

TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.-300 hall
L. chests choice quality and low pzcrs.
PARSONS, PlTklE + lANkEY.
, 1860-04-24

L United States Marshal Killed.
LkAykxwoR7a, April el.-We learn from To-
peka that Deputy D. s. Marshal Armes was shot
dead by prominent citizen Of that place,
named Ritchie, whom Armes was endeavorinx
to arrest OIL an old charge Of robbing the Post
Office. No particulars received.
Discharge OF Kescuers.
LEAvExwoRru, April a3.-ln the csse ST the
rescuers Of the alleged slave Charley Fisher,
Judge Petit Of the District Court this forenoon
delivered an opinion sustaining the motion 10
quash tho indictment. This will probably dis
pose Of the matter.
Tho Wisconsin Election.
MILWAUKEE, April a3.-A1l the counties but
Ii Point heard from, giving Dixon lo3 1na-
jority.
Arrival or tho Overland Mall.
Hra1suriELp. No.. Apri! 23.-The Overland
| Mai! coach, with San Franciaco datcs Of April
| 2A, arrived ut y this 4. II. News anticipated.
, 1860-04-24
y ALENA s. CHICAGO UNIO.
II RAILROAD.
HRT4T VT%TFHN NAEf, RnfSTE

D.IILILEHE,
tsuasys e1eep,*d o .As raa.poEaioa es Fright and
DACOTAH, MAY FLOWER,
GALESA, NEPTUNE.
MENDOZA, MOUNT VERNON,
WEN0NA PLYMOUTH,
MISS0CkI, MOHAWK.
CHICAGO. T0NAWANDA,
CCiAuOG4, FREE STATE.
Running in Connection =. Bu=a,o With the
now Xork Central Railroad,
srACtR fSs wFEKS HxR;zss EEF2S EF2Et III i'sE Z! E
Western Transportation Comp'J's
Line Of cas Boats The Erie Canal. Also. ruansnx.a
connection. II Cleveland. with tbs
CEtr<fa~d, Ptsssoursh = UrAeHas. n. n.
The Steamers Of this Line far ~. strength spttd anl
aeom ,,aors Tor rAsseossss Nc ar sareHos IL sho< u
&ith these uaequ.cl fsetles the Line Is prepared
70 % =. Ssf4ts II a4
and III the principal points Est alsn. Pittsburgh. rs
En-: Ss1ss. - ss S
va k.t, Ptrt Washington. >het'oys1n and Mastowee.
For Rats Of Freight All Passsk.. aprlTto
RICHMOND & CO.,
OGc. No. l Ca,k 1tr:e Cor So. Wsier. chcax". H.
J. J. rALMADGE. Milwaukee. Wis.
II. Z. MCDOWELL. Special Agent, Cleveland. oa!o-
WILLIAM sTEWAEr: s Ax.Rs Cleveland AID Pittsburgh
JOHN H; MARE, Agent New Yosk Central Railroad. No.
As,or House. broadway. New York
| WESTERN TRANSPORTATION coMr.:s OFFICES.
g: Sssnt1xs Sssa4 ii"n.e sep p.osA-,y;
JAMES SMITH. e,es wa'h'nston''t, Boston. Mass.
| ]. L. WILDER, So.:s
SHELDON PEAsE,
| MANAGING AGENT
!
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Hide. Oil 8 Leather Store.

n RIRKPATRIcN & SONS, No. 81 souTH THIED
LIZ s5IEEET, between Aarketand Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia haFefor sale
DRY q SAL17zD SPANISH HIDES, ass
Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kips, Tanners Oil Tan
ners and Curriers' TocIs at the lowest prices and
upon the best terms.
? So Ailknds OF Leather in the rough wanted for
which the highest market price viii be given in
cash taken IN exchange for hides. LeaIherstored
free OF charge and sold on commission. ~ s -
eaptf-3uld " EsstaEs g
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II ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIEICATEs

Enclose he amount OF money 10 our address ,ftr
what You wish TO purchase; name the Lottery j
which you ish 1t invested, and whether you visa
SEholss, Halves, or Quarters, on receipt e
which VIC send what IS ordered, by first mail, t.
gether with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, = Printed Drawn
certified to b. the Commissioners, WILDE sent, witt
an Explanation.
EE- Purchasers wilIplease write their signature
plain and give the OF their Post Once county
and State
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lyconhdentisl
E-AIiprizes 0 Z 81 900 nd under paid inlmedRt
yafIer the drawing-othe rprizesattheu sua timeo
forty DAYS.
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

nR. DAVIS, Oculist end Aarist IL. Carondeist 81,
L. New Orleans, La, has newly invented Instru-
ment, for extreme cases OF Deafness. With its as
sstance person Is enabled 70 hear with th great.
est easeto enjoy ordinary Conversation and to hear
At public assemblies. II rests complefely within the
Ear aud be wore without the slightest inconye-
nience One object Of this instrument is TO keep the
organ In constant state OF activity, and by do
ing In time 70 enable person TO dispense with Its
use. Call and examine or send for . circular
arr1f-sn
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Spienaia sehemei
10 b DEAMN
Each Wednesday In June!
IS NtanBsrs-1s Dra.ra BaHOts.
enc Capital Prize Of ss7,
% $50 Prlzes ----anohhtihe 10 sSss,5
whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters So q

Certificates OF packages in the above Scheme, TO
drawn each Wednesday wi be sold the 70 Iosyi &
rates, which is the Iisk.
Certificate oF Package Of 20 Whole Tickets SI49 D
20 HALF a )
- 20 Quarter - 81 .
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Our Single Number Lotteries,
CaDitaA priZe $4,000.
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY.

Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 SO.
60 Orders for Tickets or Certificates in any Of ths
above Schemes 70 be directed
WOOD, EDDY * Co Wilmington, Delaware.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., ST. LOUIS, Missouri.
E5-Circulars containing Schemes for the month
will be sent free expense by addressing aboy..
81 The drawings of Wood Eddy X Co.'s Lotter5.
are published in the New York Herald, New YuTs
Tim aud New Yorker StaaIs Zeitupg.
mayt5-td
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Wrapping Department.

Ia this department will he found very
large and well selected stock Of
Black silk MantilIas
Black Lace 8iaatillas.
Black Lace Points
Handsome Grenadine shawis.
Handsome Grenadine Searfs.
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ExPRESS FREIGUT.

TIME Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad C0mpa-
i ny, IN connection with the Roads below are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah nashville. At slower speed butWE
he same certainty "a thei- passenger trans. Node
lay 20 freighfs b. this oute. T. " COLE
ian27-t. s0Pt-
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One Grand Prize Of 500, 1000!
whole Tickets 2o:Halves $40; Quarter.si

50 S96 Prizes amounting to
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To r
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga e. r.
Eezssszs77 sTzszzssz7 -
$500 - - E z-syzsssesg
Change Of Schedule.
= Oh AND AFTER
Sunday next. April %, 1860,
lfrrI rs follows

GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at a. Il aud 8, P "
Arrive at Chattl nooea so P n, and / 10 A. n
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga al =. 0 4 X and : 80 P ~
Arrive az Nashville at 5 2. n. and A. "
A IL rail connection, and shortest route 70 Boston,
n New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. Washing
ton City, Richmond, PETERSBURG, Lynch5nrg, Knox
vile, Sayannah Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c
Both Trains connect at Stevenson With Trains
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and Cuaiganoo-
ga v it'll Trains On East TENNESSEE and tsecrea and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour On april
cation Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot the fol
lowing places, and Ut the following prices, viz:
Nashville TO New York via Char sst0u, C. ST -
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E40uiSNiiie and nashville
RAILROAD
; .z55ss. E5.:fssl g. ]
CHANGE OF TIME

n
FflWO through Express Passenger TrsiBs bet&een
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close ccaucc-
tons at Louisville Ter New York, Boston, Pin ladei
Pbia, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland Cincinnati, ST. Lomis, and tho far
West.
On and AFTER SCSDAV, MAY TIE 9Th 1880, tra,a
will run az follows;
Firsttran leaves Nashville at 90 NJ daily stop
ping 4; Gallatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction.
Elzabethtown and all regular station when SIS. as
led by tag, ard arriving IA Louisville 2: 10
NJ Returning, leaves louisville II 80 p. N, Stop
ping as above, and arriving N Nashville at $40
a. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville al T20 P II d. iiy
(Sundays excepted, stopping as hrst train, aud
irving in Louisville al 200 \. n. Returning leaE
Louisville at $50 A. NJ, stopping above and
irving in Nashville at =: 20 p. 81.
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays oxeerted) at 300 2. NJ, and arrjv
ing in Gallatu At $50 p. N. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 4. NJ, and arrives = Nashville At gao
a. M.
Through tickets Elle at the Depot for al points
North, East ana West, with choice of the many dill
teTent routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
A. J. FIELD, General Ticket Agent.
mayT-ltf
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S IL < S
Q r E SIS G GODS,
And
STUFF GOODS.

B!ecl, Italian SiI-7, ali widths
Groz DEFINES I,yCns, every Nidt- and quality
Lyons Gro- IsNapz, blk and core
BLACK TaEeIa7, medium and Aravy.
Riack Arrzs- Ecyale
Z itch PouEt j., Soc
E.sh Poult ID Sole, BsssdeFr and Pialn.
eros DePaFis- fun boiled
Rich Chene, r--srs rich.
Rich Robes, 10 TO 81 ToisIj<.
& Back YeIve', L-yca~.
Black Sain-
White SIX serEessIe on sJiIs
Black and coiores CbaiLes.
PopliRs, Bay adere, Clsuo and BrOchs-
Grapes, Earll5h an5 Italian, ali oCicEs-
Crare La.==--
Oriental E1r'-Gz ana Tissues
-Grer- Gin rs abd LsC7s ClctHs-
uaLalras, I-ssid ana Printed
.DaI-zlnez, 15-l Ca48tz -oioEs
sle-Iaos, o. &, F.t5 E5corG.
AIg=-czs, II x, coke and Brocs-c.
I:zzI- a1aziuess u--ater erdSarlzns5 fs6ric- :
MoreeEz I9r SEirts
G-azs Goth forskirgs.
Clan Ga7rau Plaia-, seeiga.
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ICE. ECEl, ACEu.

WE have opened our Ice Depot in the rear Of
w the State Bank, and viii sell as cheap IS any
In the mark et that good. Our ice is from Para
disc Hill thrteen miles north of Nashville and made
exclusively Of the best Spring Water the state, from
four 70 eight inches thick, We viii open depot on
south Cherry street &C. McCrary's grocery store
marriott K &J.i GARRETT
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear OF
IN Gauge Silk, Gauze Aerino, Cashmere, Linen
Isle Thread Jacc and Cotton received and for
sale by s.fi - - s2IAi 2 q =. II. McGILL.
apr5-lf
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Fresh Corn Meal.

YIsHE subscriber has made arrangements with one
l. of the most extensive mills in Kentucky for
r~gular weekly supplies of Family Mesi, and is now
receiving 5000 bushels which he Offers TO the City
Trade At slight advance oyer cosiand carriage
- - - A. JENKINS,
ii nyl2 80 Is Asrketss. eet-
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Sundries! Sundries!

yTOU can find at all times, at store, all kinds
! of Groceries, such as Sugars, Coffee, Molasses
SyrupS, &C., &c, &c.
mar2e-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & co.
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Burning Fluid.

uNANNER'sl OIL, Sperm OIL. Lard OIL, Coal Oil
sshe5.S 'i''O' RAINS BROWN & co.'s
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TIE RarthoIf Sewing Machines

RE warranted for four years; by responsible
"A Company, No. %, College street, opposite
Sewanee House.
aprn7
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Ribbons and trimmings.

FEesc5 Fcu-=L Ia5bon5, every style
FEris san Ei0bous, elegant
velvet EsBboEs, fur -elvaEcz,
Cap -.-- rs1E-
EuE 1IrFs-5EE E5t5cEz-
Fringe a NsI- tiilas ana Dresses
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Umbrellas.

T.EcEIvED supply OF Umbrellas of silk, Alpac-
I-ca, Gin CHAM and plain Cotton-some extra large
and and others small for Summer use
apr5-tf J. II. ACGIIL-
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1860. ro


oar eatalogsa refers but partially - the GOODS
CzePt By u.s. n their resFectise departments
Eocnr frieRLs and patTonswe begto say, that cur
stock giI he eaUai, Il rot superior 10 any We nave
Tetofore ored; and We most resT's cua-y f-Yite
an sxa1r,in.t4sf Il. al who T4ay favor Us
With call, tf;t they WI fnI eur prices uniformly
tow. and err terms most liberal, allowing had
sJuls DIsCOTz,T for alIoash bills. We are noN re-
e"iving our 81 * daiiy.
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Coal Oil Lamps.

f.ipozEN Coal on lamps, OF various styles, lifted
% With the ceeibI ated Collins Burner, for sale by
fsb2S-tf RAINS, BROWN l. 90.
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Charleston and Savannah
E. IA ENG EarEH zlEN & =
Rales Reduced and Sped Increased.

TNxPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads on and
Il after the oath Of December, 1859, through rates
from New York TO Nashville:
First Class, per 100 pounds. .--.....-----Sl 81
Third Class, - - ...--.--.,. / 10
Fourth Class, q 90 -.......-. 90
Hats, Caps and Bonncts. .
Time from Savannah and GhaFlcstoR Nashville three
three and half and four days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days.
IntervenirgS bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains run Sunday over
three lines.
No detsntions by ice snow OyeTchaTgeS anc
damages Except damages recurring at sea- prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chattanooga Rali-
road delivery Z. " ANDERSON
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,MtoiaL. ss sssIaI :
Paine anuoiexisi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apple


Eheu.natisTn laIneness Stiffness, Weakness Dc
oiIity Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
ana colds, Pains and Aches efeYery kind ,downeye
r. Corus aye MNEDIATEIsY RELIEy FL, "a nd with
.Iepatiencp PERMANENTLY CUHEh By the mag
calinfuerce o the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Iii the
simplest sur PIeasantest heaPestfeIn
ed n existence Usappiicatieni sunt1 ersa!-equai
ly 10 thtstrong man the delicate woman, and thf
reehIeinfa1t. To each aud al lit wiliproye Balm
end Blessing. IFS use greeabie ,and witioutan
noyanceort roubie Il Is reae en- ofaii-
ricn OF poor; lrnay hayeit, and allshor!dhaTeii
Hhoaresick and sEferin ri any way.
FARMERS aud PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t VIII te the
Good ysieiania any household ready 81 al itnes
and az instant otiee.
PutupIn tir-tlgh:tin boxes. Each box VIII make
sixto eight iasters and any lille can sPreae thei
PrIce Zssentsa box y.ithfull andplain directions.
ID. .BTOREHEAD. M d.,
IEu.1itoTdnd PTopTiet 10 Walker street NeIo foTA
NORFHEAD,S MAGN ETC PLASTER Is SOLD BIZ
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE
iuly29-deOdkweow1yl
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Meo MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAD
3oU An sgsnt IS wanted II ever town and cepn
~ 10 the United States, engage IN respectable
and easy. bu siness by which the aDeve profits may
be certainty realised. For furthey particulars sd
Brosdway, New York City, euclQEag one Postage
STAMP, ,se1-dsHSn
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Tart Tar
whisky. Whisky. whisky.

vyyE have in store large quantity of the best Of
w all kinds of the purest WHISKY. All ye low
ers OF the essence Of corn give passing call.
mar29-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.
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MisGellaaeOnS.
Oats. Oats!

1Onn BUSHELS Of 4 No. I Oats, just received
n1sTae1tf CHURCH ANDERSON S co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-22

ton with civilized states or communities, as the
Nomads that roam the Deserts of Africa.
Resolved, therefore, That VIC hail %joyrully the
prospect Of Southern secession; that so those most
barbarous Of states, may, by separation from the
North that sustains and upholds them in their
cruelties and crimes, be revealed to themselves,
and to mankind, in their true character; and left
to those righteous retribu,ions which Providence
has never yet failed to visit on the heads of
Tyrants and Opprossors.
Resolved, That the great religious organiza-
tons of the North, the Presbyterian, Baptist and
Methodist especially, that absolutely refuse to
class Slavery and its nameless Nominations with
even common sins, and so to ezpel and disfollow-
ship Shareholders as other sinners, show them
selves to be below The politicians in both moral
perception and humanity; end are thus at last re-
vealing themselves to be as needless and worth
less in the worlds redemption, as they have been
hypocritical in their professions, oppressive in
their rule, and costly in their support.