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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
L Jour printer Ola "a Tramp

Seldom uUeS "a live Outenmau get credit vi
more smart things than arestt down TO hirn
! in this catechism that he puts 10 journey
man printer. f4s8 1as
4 Uutchnian sitting at the door of his tav-
cru in the Far West is approached by :. tall
/ thin Yankee, yh no isepngrating westward, OH
/ foot, With tsnbdie on cane over his shout.
| der. ar7a H1irsEa9 ag
! Yell, Mister Walking Stick, yat Jeu wants
..fsesf and refresb1nent," replied the prfn.
! ter. -= st..-.a 7-i4rE sI1rf-
| supper aud lotching, reekon?'s
| Yes, sapper and lodging, if you please"
Pc you Yankee beddler, mid cheweiry
| III your PACK to steal te gall"
mo, sir, l am No Yankee peddier.;'
a singing master too lazy 70 work."
No, SIR 30 rf-, 80. ..-a
"A shen;eel shoe maker that loves to meas.
| ure te gals feet and haukles peter tan to
! make te shoes"
NO, Sir. OK should have men,iesi my owl
shoes.'' easH. sao. .s-sa : Il
/ "A BOOK acllent, vat builders The school
! committees until dey 10 vat yon wish choos
/ to get rid vi you?' .f
''GuesE again, sir. l am uo book assent."
"A dentist, breaking the peoples jaws at q
| dollar suag, and running off nit my daIrgb
tcr?'' - s7t-t - - - ~ 4
.'No, sir, I an no toost-puller.''
''Phrenoiogist, ten, feeling the young folks
| heads like SO many eabbitcb?"
--s"No, am no phrenoiogist" aFIt 3 q =
J ''Vell. ten, vat tc tyfies can you be? Cboos
/ tell. and yea shall have tie pest sassage fol
supper, and sthey all night, free gratis. nit
| cut sent. aud chill of whiskey TO start
| NIT III Re tnornin'.' '
II am al humble disciple of Faust-a pro
/ fessor of the art that preserves all arts
itypographer, at your service" 90
Watch dat?''
"a printer, sir; wan that prints hotf
books and newspapers"
"A man vot prints newspapers? Oh, yaw
yaw. ay. dat ISL it. A man voteh printst
| newspapers. Yawi yaw, Walk up, man
votch printsh newspapers. I wish may be
shot If did not tink you vas poor tyf1le o.
district sehoolmaster. who verks for nottin
and boards around; I thought you vas him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
> Circuit Court at Nashville.
MAY RULES, 1850. zli1-

Ell', = adkins Bill for Divorce .ss S.
@ James a. Adkins, ..5s.l5 - 1o5
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master tie alieg tlons IN the Bill fled In this
cause that the Defendant James Fl. Adkins Is nom
resident OF the State of Tennessee, that the ordi
nary process IF law cann,t be served on him; 1t is
thersiors ordered that publication be made In tho
Nsshyille PARROT newspaper publ shed In the city
of Nashville for four successive weeks requiring the
said Defendant appear at the September Term Of
the Circuit Court OF Davde,n County, 10 be held az
The CITY Of Nsshy lille the First Monday In Sepsm
Der next then and there 70 piesd snswer demur
10 Complaiaant's B II, th will be taken pro
= 10y " = - DAVID LOVE, Ia.
aur4-diw- Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

Delfiah Rss
VS. y Bill for Divorce
- James Rea, :
IT appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master from the allegations IN the bill fled In this
cause that the defendant James Re, Is resident
Of the State of Tennessee, that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on hinst is therefore
ordered that publication be made In the Nashville
Patriot, a newspaper published in the city Of Nash
vile, for four successive weeks, reqdring the said
Defendant to appear at the September Term or the
Circuit Court OF Davidson County, 10 be held at the
city of Nashville the First Monday in september
next then and there plead, answer or demur TO COM
plainant bill or the will be taken pro congesso
and set for hearing ex psrte. DAVID c. LOVE- :
aug4-d4w - Clerk and Master
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Great Auction sale of @.
FINE. EEJRNkTJREs

az the Furniture Rooms OF CAIN & CORNELIUS, No
10 Church ST., opposite the Maxwell House
ON TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER nth 81 10
" O'Clock Benz r. Shields & Co. viii proceed 20 sell
without reserve, and continue from day 70 day until
the entire stock is closed This extensive assortment
Of Furniture Seasoned Lumber, Materials, Tools, Hard
ware, consisting IN part Of the following articles
Fine Marble Top, Mahogany Rosewood snd Walnut
Bureaus Fine Extension, Dining and Breakfast Tables
$50 assorted Bedsteads and Lounges; elegant Ward
robes and Cribs Wash Stands Hat Racks, Spring Bot
tom Parlor Chairs and Rich Rockers, Towel Racks, So
fas, Hall Tables, Fine Writing Desks, Hall Chairs,
Clothes Horses, with sssorJHlsntef GILT Ent Ma-
hogany Looking Glasses-in short Of the largest
and most complete stocks yet offered IL our city at
auction a.
TERsss-AH sums under $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under 800 so days all over 500 90 days
credit, for approved notes in bank.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS CO.,
angls-td Auctioneers.
Uness previously disposed Of AFTER the ss1e OF Furn
ture is over will sell ali the Lumber, Machinery
Tools, sc. consisting OF modern made Steam Engine
and Boiler, Piauing Machines, Circular Saws Mortce
Turning Machine, Sharpening Machine Grooves and al
machinery necessary manufacture large scale
together with the buildings and the Factory. z 90
Nashville Aug. Goth, 1s6o. tFNfB 2 $. Go. B.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY woRKs.-Gov. Letche'

VIRGINIA MILITARY WoRKs.-Gov. fletcher,
Of Va, in compliance with law passed by
the late Legislature of his State has award
ed the contract to Messrs~J r. Anderson d
u Co, of the Richmond Tredgear Works, for
a1I lifting up the State Armory with sufficient
a. si11 machinery for manufacturing annually zee
<xaa, thousand riad n.stas, the entire contract To
e..ss be completed at cost TO the State of c"e
ss1 Hundred and ffty-sr thousand dotlaTs- 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

Country dealers visiting our cty viii bear mind
that W ". Berry x Demoville, Hains L Brown Ewin,
Pendeton Co. are the stores 10 ind pure and genu
inc drugs, and such staple aad genuine medicines as
Perry Davis Pain Killer Dr. Ri aardson's Saerry Wine
Btters and Dr. weavers Canker- and Salt Eheum syr-
up and Ceraie Any druggs, aling in such pure and
good medicines must proper TO them warrants
health -. $3.50 aug2p-dkw4w
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GENERAL REGUEATIoNs.

No deduction will be made for absence or withdraw.
al, unless occasioned by illness or dlsiaisals
Pupils viii be charged from the date on which they
enter .1 s-+T - -rr-s t-a -5.lt
Boarders are requested bring all necessary articles
for the toilet. z-i f.=.F
The Academy viii not the expense Of furnish
ing articles of clothing pocket money.
Pupils viii not be allowed 70 spend pocket money az
their own discretion Such moneys must be deposited
with the Superior Of the Academy. f-s -
To prevent improper correspondence, al letters
ceved and subject the per1s Of the Sure-
rior though In such correspondence prohib-
tied as regards parents guardians. -f u
With the exception Of books of devotion, no bcoIz5
or periodicals allowed circulate ia the institu-
tion except sucha receive the approval OF the Mother
Superior. .-a.-,fss
For further particulars application may be made 20
the Mother Superior Of the Academy, or 70 the Ri.
Rev. Bishop Whelan-
AL business letters TO be addressed 20 the Mother
Superior, ST. Cecilia's Academy, Mount Vernon near
Nashville, Tenn. aug29-t oct ! I
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ADAMS APeBeeY.',-The Columbus stu

~ "LAsE APeBeGY."-TheC Columbus Suites
nan deals the republicans some hard rubs. 1t
says that they apologize for their party by
saying sit is necessity OF the age OF this
a. apology it remarks
SSGft is an old and stale apology tor every
-Gz1Es species of fanatcism and crime. The ;essas-
aD5as sin claims that he was buried To the com
-. mission of the deed by an Irresistible fate
81 - and the widest band of fanatical ultraists
ss1a 20 who plot against the peace and good order OF
the community claim that their movement Is
"a grand, though sad necessity OF the age
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

Cks xof n DzsIED that the celebrased AID popular
medicines Of Dr. A. Weaver, hr surpasses all other
remedies for hnznoes and ehrosic Complaints An oves
the country people are advers esizg this TACT they
are truly good they said 70 be (and there
no reason to doubt) they truly blessing 70 sssr
ine humanity. auE2o-ds~tw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
Arkansas,

The Democratic State Convention OF Arkan-
eaa was held at Little Rock on the 18TH of
August, Dr.. Vim. +. Wright. of Pulaski
County, Wac chosen President Resolutions
strongly indorsing the nominations of Doug
las and JohBson, approving OF the action OF
the Baltimore Convention In the cuatested
election cases, approving of the course OF
General klournOy-their delegate who re-
manned at Charleston aud refused To secsde-
were adopted. The following electoral tick
ct, pledged to Douglas aud johnson, was
made: 4s-. AK go
''For the State at Largo-W. p. Grace. of
Jefferson; W. X. Patterson, of jackson.
For the Districts-D. C. Gross. of Poin-
set; T.. e. Farrelly, of Pulaski
The following State Executive Committee
WAS appointed
DIR. W. E. Wright, S. Harri: and S. B.
Pinney, of Pulaski; VI. Z. Hudson and james
III. Hawley, of Jefferson; Thomas s. Drew, OF
Sebastiani Col. Davis, of Union, Bivens, of
Batesvilie, and b. o. Hattox, of Ouacbita."
The Convention was addressed by Colonel
Rust, NJ c., Colonel Grace aud Mr Davis, OF
Union county. 80 i
The Democracy of Arkausas are preparing
for a vigorous and thorough canvass of the
State. They have established an organ at
Little Rock called the NationdI Dsnsoerot. ed.
tied by c. V. Meedor, to advocate the cause
OK the national nominees. The first number
OF the new paper is now before Us. 1t ia a
handsome and ably-eiited sheet. There is a
strong Douglas feeling amoIg the masses in
Arkansas, which will appal the politicians in
November next who are opposing il in that
State.-CEa. Eng. ~ -sl-s s5zsl a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

You may rest assured that old Gibson will
do her whole duty for Bell and Everett in
November. I see that johnson. Nicholson
and Harris have been appointed whEppers-iu
for West Tennessee, but it's no use. They
can't effect anything. a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
UNIVERsIrYloF LOUISIANA.
- N,dieal IlenaftmeD.. =

=
TIE Annual Course Of lectures n this Department
VIII commences on MONDAY, November II, $780, and
viii terminate IN the ensuing March 49,
JAMES JONES, u. Dr. Professor Of Practice of zedcsns-
J. 4. HpDEL l y. Professor Of cnepEtry. -
WARREN STONE, ". D., Professor OF Surgery. 80 =
A. ii. CESAs, n D., Professor Of onsieirics- -
GUSTAFTS A MOTT ~ D, Professor Of Aateria Eedsea-
T. q RICHARDSON, u D. PrciessQr Of Anatomy.
l. LAWSON, Professor Of Clinical Medicine. - q
THOMAS HUNT, &C. D.. Fro<eszoF 81 Fhysio.ogy and
Pathology s-5A e
9 E cHlAillfs n d lps.a.os.,,.,o,. 81 .0.,.mv.
VIC. NICHOLS, y, D., 1890 @si..z.5e
ne Rooms FOR Disseetir wi b OF n Oh che second
Monday In October - 80
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons d
the Charity Hospital. So
The Students accompany the the Professors In their
visits, and free Of expense enjoy extraordinary pssc
teal advantages. $ So = 49,
Preliminary 70 the Course. Lectures viii be delivered
daily IN the Alaphithestre Of the Hospital o the Isl
q October, on Clinical Medicine sur gerry and Other
subjects, without any charge 10 students. {
sessa.z - TH0IAs Hunt n d. Dean
~ Ihe Administration q the Charity Hospital eisoi
annually N April, fourteen Kezidenr Students who
maintained by he Institution -.
/ Aug. q -lv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

REPuBLIcAN APPOINTED PosrAAsrER.-
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 18th inst,
says Mr.. FREpERIcK Dyke, Postmaster at
New Trenton, Indiana, has been removed,
because be supports DOUGLAS, and JOHN r..
COOLEY, a Republican, appointed in his place.
This is the spirit which, by sustaining BREck-
IsRID0E in the North, is aiding the election of
Lincoln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

A good Breckenridge man says. positively.
since the election, that something must Be done!
--Loasssliue Demoerat. "a
A good Breckenridge man here (says the
Milwaukee Nears) was heard to say, on a late
memorable occasion, am be id if I knoaC
frb1f fo d.:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1850

The Union candidates Tor Electors Of Pr''si-
sa dent and vice President in the several States
are respectfully requested to send their pezt
osfrca addresses 20 the Chairman OF the IA
y - ,;onl Executive COMMITTEES, Hon. ALEX K
BorELER. NJ. C., Washington, D. C-r-!S'e-
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= eSA supply - eHc
HIDDEN PATH.

The following notice Of this work affoul The ssnsz
Gus pen of ANN CORA RrrcHE, and psys izss trSs !
ihe successful female writer Virginia has
produced: i st4lEva, swsL CULLEN BRYANT. ,
Let thiz noble production lie upon the table, and
enlivsn the besrth o. every tine southsEnsr Fosters
this gtcd daughter OF ihe South with The expanding
sunshine Of appreciasu and refreshing dess OF praise
Stimulated undeyelops1 gsaas, 70 walk in her steps
eulased her achievements s1o< her honors and The
cry that the South has no literature l. senced fore
ever. = 49,. . 4assEz ~ " asscsz,.s 4
And large supply Of above, and MOSS SIDE
a fresh supply Of RUuEDeE 49,
bad rather written RrIIU6E than MIL on
The FIosS-z rthor q B<slaks 4 = ~
+ HARPER sndeopEY, for s<ptsl1bsr, iass received
by =. HAGAS,
AngzI-tf : - no. u College Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

AS OBsTISArE CAsE.-The Harrisburg Se.-
ind, the new Dongiss daily, perpetrates the
following
James Buchanan is at Bedford, drinking
the numerous outrages he has committed up
on the democratic party. Vain attempt Z
were he even TO drink the springs dry
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sberiG's Sales.
sher,6,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a fa No. 1919 and vend ex. direc-
ID ted and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, It's May term, 1860,
viii expose public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash the Court house Yard, in the City of Nash
vilie on Monday, the 5rd day Of September 1860, sl
the right, title, claim, interest and estate, which Vim.
G. Laner then had, or mag have since acquired in
and % the following described property, viz: certain
and bounded as follows: beginning at point the
western side Of the Whites Greek Turnpike in the
centre of said Turnpike road opposite the south
Of John G. Bakers wagon yard, thence run
ming with said road towards the city of Nashyils 100
feet thence right angles with said road 30 feet
L. foot alley thence parallel with said road loo feet
northwardly thence 200 feet the beginning, regis
tered In the Registers office at Nashville Tenn In book
"a page &C. March 9th, 1885, being levied on as the
property of VIM. G. LanieH to satisfy judgments rem
dered in Of Robt Weakley against g. r. Hales
W. G. Ianier, VIM. G. Lanier and ]. ". Mayo a,I
- J. K. EDAUNDSON, Sheriff,
aug14-td By W.D. ROBERTSON, D. Sheriff.
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Notice.

JNHE subscribers have formed copsrtnsrship IN the
j COPPER, TN AND SHEET-R0S BUSINESS, Al
the old stand Of McCaslin Strsder Broad street.
They wiz give their personal attention 70 al us var.
Gus branches. .saa.sslss.g g..gs1
They win keep on hand and sell cheap, superior
article Of Wrought Iron COOKING STOVES, for Wood
or Coal together with general supply Of Czst iron
Cooking and Heating Stoves. Castings, TN "sre 90
; ~ III Rsoins; auttsring, sr, dene with prompt
ness J. D. SIRADER,
-,-s.s'.sf.i q 49, W. W. JONES.
The unsettled business Of EcCaslin Strsder VII %
rlosed do bv he subscrfbsr J. D. STRADEK.
Nashville, August Is. lse9-u
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c.n.ra,Ex Executive Committee.

sEgv1x H. EErzG,- NELL ;, BRoTS, ALLnS
- HALL. P ". MAxET, JoHs LEILfETfr
Io8S Fl. CAIIFSDEF, HoRAcE IL bARFi-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

Jw. DEADERICK. Of Washington
20. P. TEMPLE. of Knox
3. ALFRED CALDWELL. OF ach'nn, g
SIS. STANTON, of Smith .r
5.ELGOLLADAY, of Wilson
: NM F. KERCHEvAL, OF Lincoln
! John C. BROWN. Of Giles.
d. 3. Holm +. HOUSE, of Montgomery
.. ALVIN HAWKINS, OF Carroll
10. Z. B. MAJORS, OF Shelby.
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S d'sWpHsp9nist aiFssTisoa

CO q 40 Coon i-fhose gallant champions of Bell
-[A-+Aand Everett, Messfs.- Blocker, Jonas Field
and Day, are making thorough and success-
fui CANVASS Of the eastern parishes of the
State. They have spoken at Amite, Green's
burg, Clinton, and Jackson.-k. o. Bee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
The Mill Of the Gods Grinds NowlY."
T. HAGAN
HAS received simultaneously with its issue IN New
York, MARION HARLAND's NEW BOOK
Ar an -
MEM EsIs.

By the author Of Hidden Path, Alone and Moss side
The scene Of the story OF Ns1aesis Is lid Ia the
South. The time the beginning Of the present centU-
~, The customs and events OF those days traced
with fidelity and spirit, yet skiIfrIy interwovsn
with The narrative, tlzt the reader is wearied BY
statistics or dry historical details. The homes Of my
years ago seemed familiar him those he visited
but yesterday and their inmates differ little from the
men and women win whom he associates daily. he
pictures of humble life graphic and refreshing In
other work from the authors pen there be found
greater variety Of incident, artistic dslenesttoa
OF Character more earnestness OF thought vgF
description, and certainly other contains plot 50
stSIkiasg Ia conception and 80 a1y managed
The reader cannot but remark how irresisisbls ysI
naturally he Ia borne along by the tide Of sFents
There IS no need alter he IS IN the eurresl 70
plain the oinous title that frowns the top % the
page Before the Nemesis unvailed the reader feels
her subtle influence, understanding by intuition that
there hidden springs and secret wrss under the
feet and IN the homes Of the unsaspecsinE objects O.
her vengence and the pertinent motto of the aHtOrss
fully proves that re,ribu,iop thOcsh stimes slOs is
always sure r,4ts Il l-.-s-g
leo,
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Eaucationat N0tice.

I ~. For Sale. @
WE win offer FER ssleon Saturday, September the
w lat, at the Court House gate, valuable Negro
Boy about Is years OF age and an exceent GIRL about
IL years Of age, warrenIed N every respect
Torus q Sale CASH s--- tl.es.s1
- : EDWARD WENTWORTH, ., Sheriff,
augs5-iw bza ~ L z. GIASCOCK Anetioussr.
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-as ST. -CECILiA,S IN
Female Academy.
MOUNT VERNON.

: Near AQShrttts, -4fssftS>sce-7
YT14E Sisters Of the Order OF ST. Dominic, web knoya
i IN this and adjoining States as cxPeriencea and
competent directors Of female educStIca Recsily
announce the citizens Of Nashville and 70 the public
in general that they preparing and VIII &c ready
to receive pupils the above Institution on the 1st Of
October The Academy abouta mile from the city
and is situated in Of the most beautiful and heal
thy locations in its vicinity -
The Ladies OF this Institution being specially de-
voted 70 the education Of the young OF their Own sex
will leave nothing undone to ipa-tt the pupils conf
ded TO their care thorough education IN highest sense
Of the word The religion protested by the ladies' OF
the Institution is the Catholic, and they viii upart
special religious instruction 10 pupils processing that
faith Pupils Of every religious denomination viii he
admitted, and undue influence viii be used 10 bias
the religious principles Of the young ladies'; Her VIII
any Of them be permitted to embrace the Catholic
faith without the verbal written consent Of parents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order, however,
require the attendance of ali morning and evening
prayers, snd at the religious exercises sunday.
The course of studies is divided four depart
ments each department having its own distinct course
Of studies assigned it. sE15i-
The academic year will consist of two sessof--the
first commencing on the first Monday OF September.
the second On the first Monday Of February The AGA
dernic year Will close with public distribution o. pre-
mums and houors about the 2oth Of June OF each
81
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Restaurant,

1T Is my intention 10 reopen nv Eating House, No.
i 50 Market street, the 18th OF September next.
shall be prepared st all hours 70 serve mp anything
In tho eating line that the market affords in the best
style-Game, Fish Oysters, all the deicacies Of the
season, well as the substantials. Having an ex-
pereneed, energetic business man 10 assist me, am
warranted in promising to give general satisfaction
aug24-3w j ". RIGGS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

A large and superior Stock OF Gennsmen's wear;
consisting of
Patent Leathsr Caters and strapt snoes
Calf Congress =. ami oxford Tea;
80 LASTING 80 $3.50. 1u.lss.
The above goods are all fresh and OF the best quail
ty and which we are offering at fpiaced prices.
Cali at No. 81 Public square. go --siiA-t-
iune7-tf seAu 4. SNYDER a iFRLZZELI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31

THE NoRFoLE ISrERRoaAroRIEs.- The
Washington Correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer says zE
It now appears that the question put to
Douglas at Norfolk, as to whether he regard
ed the election of Lincoln a sufficient cause
for the secession of the Southern States, and
whether he would advise it, was written by
Lamb, all elector-at-large of the Breckenridge
ticket. when Douglas, after answering in the
negative and deuouncing any attack at seces-
sion. asked that tbe questions should be pro-
pounded 10 Breckenridge, Lamb, who was
10 the crowd, responded that he should ans-
wcr them too. " -'it-7 100 5'aA
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ARKANSAS PLANTATION
-.-sl5- 80 FOR SALE

an THURSDAY, The 1lTH DAY OF oCIoBE
~ pext. at MADISON the county seat Of - Francis
County, Arkansas, VIII sell az public snstion' my
Ave miles nom tie line OF the Memphis and Little
Rock iIrosd, itulted ii Ts Go Creek Bottom, ana
entirely free from oyerfow The frset e9ns,sts g,
cn,fvabie Land with all appertensnees necessary 70
a CIT "a harm. Is continually well watered and
cleared in liberal proportion -.
rnsas Ia city acceptance N Hon phs on the LIST Of
Jsuuarv 1sdl the other two with mortgage security
apon the land to be made successfully "a one Two
wears fberosfter- ksest s AKA
Info< nation 20 other particulars may be had by
exau;usou Of the prem ses, or by addressing at
Green Hal, Wilson County, Tennessee.
Al the same time and place, viii sell on three
mouths time, my farming stock utensils corn, fed
der, &C. &c. $ssees ls.fai IL A. T. GooDLoE4
saga-dsH&sStin sepib 1900
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ANOTHER BELL PArER-The CTuic Guard is
the title Of new paper published at Houma,
TerrebonIe, by I. ]. Hargis. 1t displays the
glorious banner of Bell aud Everett and
does battle nobly in behalf of the Constitu-
tionai Union candidates. We bid thou
saud welcomes to the Civic Guard.-N. o. Bee.
AND Yer ANorHER.-The Messenger, of St.
James, tor many years neutral journal,
raises thu Bell and Everett flag. and comes
out most ably in defense of the Union candi-
dates. St. James promises to give us an old
fashioned majority.-D.