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VOL. VI. NO. 35.
Looking into the Well.


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81 i'e '.'., n'oM oyer INC iocusts mgh
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Some Of the public journals express
rcoret that Garibaldi has removed the bells
from some OF the churches IN Paimcro, for
the purp,,e Of casting them into eann9n.-
The patriotic chief Of Sicily in this case has
f,llnwed the example of the Americans dur
inc their struggle for liberty, as our fathers
maae bullets Of the lead pipes OF church or
guns.
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y Crrsr Beqorgp--W omanhoei every
whore i experiencing the evil elects OF the
curse inflicted on her sex, by Ewes disobcdi
eHec ia the garleu OF Eden. Ever since our
ancicut mother first effort to hiie her shame
t7r violating the expressed will of her Crea-
tor hv sewing together anI wearing lig leaves,
her daughter, have been doomed t. &" stitch
away their lives. ia obedience to the exor.
Aitant demands Of fashion. in the modern
aderniaent et ter sex. The only relier they
,stn evrr expect from the drudgery of hand
sowing, must be found in the introduction of
a 1iaoyER < BAKER : Sewing Machine into ev
cry household. BY its use every wife AMI
mother will have ample leisure t. be,tow at
tion e. the education Of her children, do bet
ter sewing th,n ~ hand, and have hetter
health aud more comfort than She can possl-
by have without It GHgTTR BiKtG Mt-
chine
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History OF THE sTRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY Ex
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sIAlES oa tine Declsfa9p Of lndspsndenoe 70 the Ea
! Of Coasss. and snSw,ns the s vote HG1 Sy Yeas and
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posisE syEESiGNTY Douglass Essay Originally
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swssI t.dsai sIs H LSce Seward. Speech
delivered at Rochester In 1880. r,..u,s. sn...h 4,
describes Northern Mechanics as the hudsS Oh
fHR REVOLUTIONS recently passed by o. s. Senate the
powers and duIes Of Congress 10 regard to Slavery In the
APRoFUsiD sEDITIoN LAW.-Extracts ftom Mr.. Doug
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POPLAR OR soUATTER SOVEREIGNTY Extracts from
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IN be Teritones-aiso BIeckndges speech at Frank
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LssSs letter lA r. Nicholson OF Tennessee In whleh
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Van burens of lo4s the Power # Congress oyei
6lx,sry In Terntoss Greene O. Bfonsons letter lo4
Sscaring slavery exist only by the force o local lav
Devil, dickinson on the same subject Edward Bates H
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POW Frs or The SUPREME COURT.-Extreets nom tne
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Captain Volunteers Second sod Third nme-Ihe W"
CHAPTER Y-MEncnASr-srRvEroK-LE K-LEefsIAroR-LAr
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CHARLOTTE, q Aug 1860.
heard the Electors to-day at Jones' Cross Roads
Haywood led, McCann followed. then House The
Democrats who were present were all for Breckin-
ridge and Lane, so for as / could learn; not one
Douglas man on the ground. But Mccain found
friends and good laughers among the Bellies Dem
ocrats were all well pleased with Haywood He ar
raigned House on his vote instructing Mr.. Bell to
vote for the Kansas BILL and asked him to tell the
people who was right Bell or House Mr.. House.
like mis- candidate, was dumb as an oyster. House
and Mccain both charged disunon on Democracy,
bat exonerated the Democracy of Tennessee from
disunionism-said Mr.. Breckenridge was not disun-
ionist himself, but was learding the forces. Hay
wood trrumphanIy defended the Democracy against
every charge Mr.. House said when got into muss
with the Black Republicans must not stand up
and say we would not cOncede nor compromise
anything that compromises had 10 be made in every
department. Of life, that and bis wife had to
compromise often. He called the John Brown raid
a "storm in a teapot" but denounced Yancey and
other Southern men. Haywood withered him on
his concessions and compromises, said he had no
compromises TO make with AbOlitiOnism but what the
Constitution made. Mccain does but little harm to
any one-helps Bell some, from the way the Belites
shout over him. Mr.. House said that Dickson was
about the only county that had endorsed Buchanans
administration that they were long ways behind
the time, &c. much TO say that the Democracy
in Dickson were green. We will show the gentle
man about that The day went off finely for our
side. o. X. DIXON