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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
4 IN BBLS. lXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
ebU frUm choise White Wheat to arrive to day,
sale BY fmaFlsl MIZELL, HOOPER co.
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OetsVo. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle Of
Bunkers Hill the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
the second OF August and Includes among other things the
siege Boston, the negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops written from papers from the Archives Of England and
France including letters from George III and the Empress
CSArne; the invasion Ct Canada from private letters aud
pes General Montgomery and his family the movements Of
France and span from very copiOus documents obtained in
Madrid the snclnaon Of Turgot the the
revousnin the French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress-
part from unpublished private journals by the members; the
nsurrecton in North Carolina, from full unpublished
temporary aceounts the purchase Of German troops, from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George III and the
Princes Ministers and Agents. the ancy Cen
Colonies the for taking Independent govern
ments virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of Mani
suilivan Islam, in part from materials; the Resolution
Independence the Declaration Of Independence the Signing
the Declaration. a..
The manuscript materials collected for this
very complete and unolds the origin and progress every
porAn measure, tracing the progress Of the Revolution
petey reference Of the United States and pre-
sentinE the subject Aso the history world
during the period Of its progress
The History the Revolution VIII be completed more
volumes.
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EXPRESS FREIcHr.

tHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, In
necton WITH the Roads below, running Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and savannah 70 NashTs a
slower speed, but with the cesny their passngsl
trains No delay to freights By this route
taue6-n 4. W. COLE. gup't.
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gasbbiIIs anipn am Amsritan.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE
n TIE DAILY
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For sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell exchange in part for good city Edge
field property, ny Resi0 Snces two miles North OF II
city, with 30 50 Of land attached improvement
new, extensive and complete.
fOR TERNs and further particulars apply to the prem
TUKEzR RosTER and JSo. I. SEHaE Cedar street
W. D. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Ofhee.-8dsA. Banner.
I'm,
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Gold Pens.

A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST REOBTTED By
iune9 JOHN YORK A CO.
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SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. RUTLAND,
No. 80 Union Street,

lsuccEssoA 10 A. b q A. v hUTLAND.I
rs receiving Of the complete ss'ortmsnts Of
Boots and Shoes brought to this MARKET which Asbeen
selected with great from the best Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in part as follows:
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
AM Offering for sale Il the desirable small place
in Tennessee, situated Sumner county on the
Nashville and Gaatn Turnpike road eighteen miles from the
former and eight miles from the latter place. within mile
Of Saundersve which place there depot OF the Nashville
and louisville Railroad. in hours Of Nashville.
The place contains about thirty five ands complete
repair soil sxcelent. There thrifty young orchard
beautifully heoged in with Usage Orange The dwelling
story Brick with five large brick kitchen and frame
out houseS we'll Of most excellent water, good csern
and spring.
within mile Of saundersVile I52x of land, fifty
ores cleared, the balance finely tmbered and well
grass Being determined to south, viii fell ba-in in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
iupeI4-d&E3m
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HnnRnrinn Grnsa SeelI

lust received and sale at Low haurs 500 busbel,
- or hung1rAn Grass Seed This seed has selected
great and raised in the Norherp ueo az Nssou
tEee from dirt and all impurities.
sprIs-,f NIzELL, HOOPER L &C
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Buggy for Sale.
LIGHT secondhand Buggy. bargain will Dc given BY
n applyingso J kW BROWN,
july3-lm AZ Cherry street.
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NAsHOr-Lx July !, $780,
DIVIDEND So dollars out Of the psOats
Of past months has this day been declared payable
on demand. j. COhhEfS CAaaieE~
ulY4-lW
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UnoS B1Sx or TENNESSEE,

In retiring from business the hope improving my
health solicit continuance Of the patronage Of friends
my successors. y. FLEMlNu.
mAyS-d
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WANTED.

MOTHER invoice Of seasonable underwear, % game ala
"A anzs nerino, cashmere, se thread, linens lackenet and
plain cotton, received and for ssls By n AeSiLL-
apis
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NI0W the time for Prut Jars Before you buy any,
Y inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
Are great demand Tie best article and the cheapest in the
market [mAyl7l MACKENZIE & MIECHIN.
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Want 20 Hire,
Fresh Peaches.

oR ne balance Of thsyesr Servant % do The eOOEinEi
a SA'hins Tor a small family Apply to this Once.
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Ladies' Shoes and CATERS
A Boarding and Day school.


NETILL opened September 1st in Nashville, By j.
w W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal OF the Fe-
Academy Alabama, and during the last years teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this Institution termination
Of Spruce street, and known e"Couzzn's" House
The Of 1nsrucn will comprise all the
y required in English education The most competent Pro.
fesSors in Music, Drawing, French, &C., engaged
UJ,foS particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
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HAN contract from tE0 70 three thoasaz
corsof woad adjoining Edgsded- Apply 70 the undsr9
Cd af the WarehouSsof h. s. French Son.
0cti4 q
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COAL GIL LAMPS.
n DOZEN Ccal Oh Lamps, e styles htted win
I'D celebrated Collin burner, for sale ~
nGrs-u aRkIss. BROWN 4 co.
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Buildings Lots for Sale
COnnrtnershin NO1fce.

NER ROBERT FLETCHER has become partner in our bu'
snsss, he having bought the entire interest Of Mr. r.
fIIrtSs r. O. McNAIRY 4 CO.
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree Of UsefalnesS Spendiily
IIustratrated. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
First Second, Third and Fourth Readers, ready Fsr
full Descriptions Prices, Terms for Introduction &c,
Circulars Hapers Catalogue, which may be obtained
Rratuitously N applcatior1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27


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THs WONDERFUL HLONpIN
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sepemter ~, al o'cl0ck z. ".
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oNE HOUR
at the GAIEriEs q better than 70 ~ esewhaTe.
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WINNIE GAkDkN.
sRiSa TuE CHILDREN.
10 see icvely vsry Piece tf
PRINCE DOLoRcEO.
pKuIsHrs.
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INSTRUCTION..


.?ss % qc.mIses arithmetic y per month At .: so.ev
attended Col yslnss Academy 10 my entire s,asfacoa; Ss
Rsn g,ns q i1.usoa systematic ana s1psdiopa GOV
ACApEMY OF PENN ASsHIp AND BooxKErpIss.
years assistant q C1ysr oodsmh No sls.ss n:.rus
low Open day and evening.
A TEACHER DEsIs 4 SITUATION IN A SCHOOL,
"A where she would receive smali compensation with
viii require In nS.urn insston tn music And French Ad.
A PARHIAE LADY HAVING FEW HOURS OF
1s family Vn ss he
Please address for two days giving address for Interview
n d. Herac Office.
A YOUNG HxGLIsH LADY Is DEsIRoUs or OBTAIN:
inx ssu.iion a. Koverne,s 10 Yrvs!e family 70 one o.
branches Q, ough English education with French sAnsc
os. oas a' rudmen q German Address A boz s's Post
EDuCATIoN-A HIGHLY EDUCATED GERMAN
~ lady competent finishing governoas fully conversant
No g. Po
EREEcH. AND GERMAN LANGUAGES. GREEK AND
,shed 1882 VIII receive lady and gentlemen scholars for
usgs ssnis schools and is@s and make AXE srsnssous
CoyERNEss A FAMILY RESIDING ON STATEN
and eaneae Sa cbdren @ n s he sss 10 Tes OF
Is to salary, &C.
(NoyEREEss wAHTED-IN THE COUNTRY TO IN
ssus, ycSns lacy in English French s AND %.s One
for days.
INSTRUCTION IN A FRIENDS rAxTLY.-THx AID.
Iom families Of the respectsbi,y pto fsnlly al
srus. Dem = iSss Years vii admit Al 6rsnese:
Ss Jersey &C.
: ,,,.c, !. .c,o,.., ,gu.v.-a
home for LADIES sesiSr se usSmeas Al New Yop4
ssisssss iaais' MI " "s' 'A' 'a'A
N EssRs. LEsPINAssE AND ARIEAGA's FRENCH
~ lay and rBos,dns sehSo III iis and III oIaio1 y
sudes scholars admitted only under fourteen
Of age Juvenile department under NINE Lespinssses care
NATIoSAL. TEACHERS INSTITUTE, ss BROAD.
parts q ne Union Eduoaioo, eorrsspoadsnts waited for
sss III. dsn s w
pRor Ellie oHARLlKEs FREScH INSTITUTE FOR
Young Gen!lenen Boarding and Day sehoa No = xsss
ties knrlsh spanish trmsn and French sush, BY seven
teen Crcu a. 70 be bad with names OF pupils and
CiTUATIoE wANTED-As TUTOR IN A PRIVATE
"y y yogss %sn who .ssss, knssS ss sraa
irsneh @ n Ln sas %srcs arc % sspg' % en- 'nn va
Please address Tutor, Herald oacs. Ice - - D'','
TUTnoN-A LADY, WHOSE EDUCATION Has BEEN
board plain .,ys whsrs here are no her bosraer. srm.
be crate e@ VIII sA her Address
u. A. X box I50 Herald oalce.
TEAIHkR--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or SEVERAL
year, experience In teaching IL desro-s ~ obtaining
ri usion thrssn family whore instructod
IN the IsnsuSses he Hsb.r Mathematics Music 1lapo
and vsa would be received equivalent tor board best
references cse and ure Adifess q. e. box la Herald
NHANTNI-A SfTU ALTON TO TEACH HTGHyE ENG
w lisb ard French b. expere csd teacher who aso
graduate of Of first class schools Addres3 y. B.
Louis Ransom. Utcs. n. y
a. Ah1kD-BN LADY, stTUAr1UN DAI1Y
~ for young children. 70 teach tbs Eng ish
hranch.s and music would preferred form class No OBJ
jectuns to- goink south West resident Koernes The
best OF references given snd required Addrss ~ M box
80 Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

FURNNTVHE.
UCTIoH NOTICE.
"A RURNHAM's Furritur Kxpre~s
IN Packing Es,abishnsnt,
Ill Eleventh street, between 5h and 9th
Household Furniture Of description bored and shipped
OF world. Panoforss mirrors china, glass
carefully packed and moved Furniture OF families re-
moved with
A FAIR PRICE GIVEN FOR SECOND HAND FUksl
"A Carpets, In ready money. AL calls promptly ~
ended 70, Addrsss $50 Hdsson street. corner Perry.
Ii Kinds OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND BED
"A ding Wholesale and retail cheaper than other store
q. w HNEDkN'S 23 Bowrey be tAnlon and iious
Sofas SO other articles In proportion Call AMI
money. Note the number
ENAMRIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNrrURE IN
~ AL oolors and styles at vi oesale retail,
A. xlS and upwards, also Mattresses and PAlissses
WARREN WARD. .71 Canal 81 rect.
-Four doors east OF Brosiway.
M RNlTURE BOU0HT FOR READY yoNEg.-AFArR
siven ready for Furniture CArpes Books,
&C. at IFS sixth between flnth AID Ttnh streets
LNURNITURE BoUoHT.-rHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID
IL for al kinds OF household Furniture Cs-pes
Nirrors xc Gan sy Third avenue; dress Furniture,
above MA good aasotmect Of second hand Furai
ture always % had
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f,oAI. COAL. COAL -JoHssToS's TENTH AVENUE
~ Gal Yard Twenty arss and Tenth
All drscnpuonscf q the best quality of oo IN ~
always hand. moderate This s ceatrA
cstan families residing In the par a The city. Or
de-s thankfully received by poa and c6srwe and
oru~aptiy attended N
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sJyt eksNp KTEsET, rRAR ROwERY-MADtlE
ZDl WIlUfk, tieirvoyani and Rified spanish i, aa.
t,ts f rseFs n fuiuhy. love marriage, ahsen fNen
riskfsYs pfesesMsH medicines for al Gseasea h lucky
luaa. ers, progeny osi or s.eien, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

U,OR KEY wKsr AND HAVANA WA CT ARLEsTON =
The elegant, commodious aud swift United States mall
North river on Friday October II for key wes. and Hs
touching OIL Charleston tn receive a
Tbs vessel has waller tlg AL tho
writer's Of both Europe and America and from
y Introduced improvements together wh the wire spread
reputation OF her popular k by far the safest and
most agreeable Conveyance for the above For freight
or passage apply TO sPoFFoRD, TILE5TOE a CO.,
~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

CPIRIrUAi -cHsRLys COLCHESTER CAV BE
- eorsul.sd q hs fcous No Amis street Hours from
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AT 81 % FOK WRITiNG BOOKKEEPING $40. IE5
sops uus.nited arithmetic, - month, at o. Bowev
attended Col yanes Academy my entire s,usfac..on hs
King, Il. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

THRocGH FREIGHT ARRAFGEMxNT-FOR LN0R-
folk Portsmouth, City Point snd Richmond. connecting
with norfolk and Petersburg souths.e Railroads
Lyrchburg. Bristol Memphis and inemediate stations
Freight received day and through receipts furnished L
pier Is North river
Steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Skinner leaves every Tues
day, at p. " seamahip ROANOKE, Capt Couch, every
Thursday at M calling at Old Point Comfort land pas
gers Steamship YORKTOWN Capt ish every Satur
day asPM Freight 70 Porsmouih or Torftk, cents per
foot To City Point cents and 10 Rctm
to Norfolk staercom and meas included So Petersburg
Rchmonn So Excursion tickets Norfolk SIS
70 Petersburg Richmond SIS
LUDLAM Il HEINEKEN lis Broad vav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

L,oR SAVANNAH AND OTHER roINrs l,ls As sEIo~-
Tn~ as. ia wheel s,eamshp AUGUSTA, Capt NJ
IA wnoshri v n le.ve Ssnrdsy sept ", AZ M from
pier No ror.a river. rhroh tickets can be had Tor he
New 6r,esss $50 Ts NobTe ass, Mon'r,nery, s1s ~.
asia Ala s7t. roirmhgs sat Albany, So; Atlantis s1i;
Chsfisnorg. SIS. rsshsi s2 70, Knotvtl. s9 - seu-
hs, Ssl rs; aueus,s 81 -, ssc,n, s@ nNs"hshs ss
me s~ane gi, /. savl isaso CroweN viii eel,
sAuUEf L. mrCiIIfL SON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

TRExESDous EyciTEMEyIs. o.oc.v r
T.msl, Fi1ur IS "a srd S 90 per barrel
Ne@ zsuia Currants cents per pound
Chsice oresn and Black reaa 70 y ~ c-rts pouoi
p~wnru wholesale ard retail NJ rrnners pr
tsr- -as aeliv,red free THOMAS e. AgNEg,
%, creenv Oh and y MutrAy sg-srts
Call and for yourse.vss
~ rs FD -pERspNt WISHING TO ORrAIS A
w disorvs aud ~ ~ho hsye aw ~ slues~ y al ~ y
fssssn ~ Acrr No - Il c0rnss w'thNn
cts-ge v whBstFR. Mooney ard Couf sellr = las.
ritul Nnn oAs rs kE, lIzEp ByIEfEIIlEvI
az 'sstVU perane w. ne a. W Ard wprsias -
yrs- NJ ~ w dtenr " 'Dls ftssnf0rt O4abusY C11E
s.ea1srs q ln4a.ss n -, sos<y 80 Hms
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rroR SAVANNAH AND THv souvH.
III The new steamship r. CUYfkR Cart. FredR Crock.
e. wiz pier u North river, Saturday Sept - At
Pm - -.
aupertos 10 th,ss 81 any other vesssL .
M u eew Orleans 80 Is; Mobile, s,s NontSo.
erx g7s Memphis s3 rs, Nashville s17 75 Knorviie 1I5
VI chaapnors ss5. Albany. sz Asnts s2i ooiumbua s2l
n.on $50; Augusta 81 ~ savannah, sb
fV~H' "A H r. tROMwEfI a Co.
40 West and SIS Broadway.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-07

Don't be afraid of a little fun at home.
good people. Don't shut up your houses
lest the sun should fade your carpets,
and your hearts. lest hearty laugh
should shake down some of the musty
cob webs there! Ii you want to ruin
your sons. let then. think that all mirth and
enjoyment must be left on the threshold
without, when they come home. When
once home is regarded as only place
to eat, drink and sleep in, the work is be-
gun that ends in gambling houses and
reckless degradation.
Young people must have fun and rslaxa-
ton, somewhere; aud if they do not find
it at their own hearlhstones. it will be
sought in other and perhaps less proffta-
Bile places. Therefore, let the fire burn
brightly at night. and make their home
most delightful with all those little arts
that parents SO perfectly understand
Dou't repress the buoyant spirits of your
children; half an hour Of merriment around
the lamp and freight of home blots out
the re nembrance of manv care and an.
noyance during the day; and the best
safeguard they can take with them into
the world is the unseen influence of a
bright little domestic home.--LJs Illus,
trQted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-07

Fanny Fern, in one of her latest news
paper contributions relieves her mind on
the subject of Good Old Fashioned Re
ligion' thus
Real devotion may stroll to church with
gilt clasped velvet prayer-bcok. and 4
staring gilt cross on the cover, held by the
daintiest yellow gloves, in conjunction
with a cob-web handkerchief heavily
freighted with rich lace; real devotion may
do this. but it staggers my faith to believe
it. 1t is a relief to me, at any rate, to
look away from such spectacle to some
body, in homely but we'll mended clothes
in company with we'll thumbed Bible oil
prayer book, with the lock of haOing been
used. leaf turned down here, pencil
mark there, perhaps by some dear. toll
ed stained hand, cold and white enough
now. over which warm tears dropped, or
its pages. during lifes great Struggle up
ward
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-07

The TEXAS DELEGATEs.-The Detroit Free Press
tells how the Texas delegation was manufactured:
"The delegation pretending to represent Texas
was got up at Grand Haven in this State. The
names of the delegates, as they appeared in the
published list, were Dunbar, Henderson, James
Scott, J Strauss, G. Fitch, delegates at large, E.
j. Garrison, William Seagrist, NJ. T. Chandler, A.
J. Yoakum, district delegates'-not one of whom
was ever within thousand miles of Texas Of
these fellows Dunbar Henderson" is none other
than Don G. Henderson, the editor of one horse
Black Republican paper at Allegan in this State ;
=" James SEQ tt" is James P. Scott, the Black Re-
publican County Clerk of Ottaway county 81
Strauss, is simply ]. Strauss, the keeper of small
beer saloon in the village of Grand Haven; NJ.
Il. Chandler is resident of Canada East, and is
not now, and never was citizen of the United
States but at the time that the movement was
started he was on visit to Grand Hav en-, and
readily entered into it. The others, we believe,
did not enter the Convention, but all of them are
residents of Grand Haven and its Immediate vi
cinity. Henderson of the Secretaries of
the Convention, and Chandler, the British subject,
was one of the Vice Presidents
We would add that another of the above list
Mr.. G. tItch-was and still is a resident of this
city and we have reason to believe never saw
Texas.