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ICE, xCEm xCEM.

WE have opened our Ice Depot in the rear OF
Wv the State Bank and will sell rs cheap as any
in the market that is good Der ice Is from Para
disc Hill thirteen miles north of Nashville, and made
exclusively the best Spring Water In the state frem
four to eight inches thick. We viii open a depot on
South Cherry street C. McCrary's grocery store
about the f5'' nf A
marI6-t b kJ.I GARRETT
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NNspA.NXNzENV,

e.SA A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
sDeJO An agent Is wanted in every town and conn
IS in the United States 70 engage in respectable
and easy bu 8ness by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars adj
dress Dr. ]. HEsRy WAnxKH. corner lab street and
Broadway, New York Cry, ehciossg one Postage
Stamp. -sb2i-dAwSm
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found q very
large and well selected stock of
Black silk Mantillas
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Scarfs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

Our Catalogue refers bet partially to the GOODS
Q<ept by us) in their respective departments
.oOur friends and patrons We beg to say, that our
stock will be equal if not superior to any We have
heretofore offered; and NEST respectfully invite
an examination Of it assuring all who may favor US
with a call, that they will find our prices uniformly
low and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills We are low re-
ceiving our st ok daily.
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Bonnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selvages-
Cap Ribbons.
Full Mourning Ribbons.
Fringes FOR MautiIias and Dresses.
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SpienaId Schemei
TO BE DRAWN
Each "Wednesday I'm Junet

Glass 270 Draws Wednesday, June 6. 1860.
Glass 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June Is, 1860.
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20, 1850.
Glass SOC Draws Wednesday, June q, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
IS Numbers-l3 Dnaarn Ballots.
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Louisville and NaShVIllc
RAILROAD.
sn.s-s.sa Eaiszsrza Esfzsz-sa NQI
S-Aa-S-E SZ-~.-Ssszl Sz,->>-sy-Sz.<
ssS-s--glsZsA y 81 -slsza- -.
Oh GE OF TIME.

II
TWO through Express Passenger Trains be.ween
i Nashville and Louisville, making close ccnDec-
tons at louisville New York, Boston, Ph'ladel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, CINCINNATI st. Lomis, ana the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, MAY THE 9th 1860, train
will run as follows:
Frsttrain leaves Nashville at 90 N. daily stop
ping at Gaatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
Ezabethtown, and all regular stations when signal
led by tag, and arriving in Louisville 2: $50
NJ. Returning, leaves Louisville ego p. III. stop
ping above, anu arriving IN Nashville at $40
A. NJ
Second train leaves Nashville at 7s20 p. II. daily
(Sendays excepted, stopping FIRST train and ar
irving in Louisville 200 A. NJ. Returning leaves
Louisville at 5:l0 A. n, stopping above and ar.
rivzpg in Nashvillea at 30 2. VI.
Galatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excepted) $500 P. NJ, and arriv-
ing IN Gallatn ut 6:52P. NJ Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A. H., and arrives il Nashville at 9l0
a. NJ.
Through tickets on sale at the Depot for all points
North, East and West with choice of the many
ferent routes.
JNo. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
A. J. FIELD General Ticket Agent.
may7-df
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Burning EIuid.

TANNERS OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil
leb25-tf RAINS BROWN 4 CO.'S
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One Grand Prize of 500, 900!
3 go Prizes amounting 20 81 ,ls6,7t5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY TICKETS.
Whole Tickets s2o;Halves SO; ouartersss

Certificates of Packages IN the above scheme will be
sold At the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of PssSaee OF &c whole Tickets, 500 90
g % 26 half 81 lag SO
'ts 20 quarter "a Is
20 eighth 81 81
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The BarthOlf Sewing Machines

A RE warranted for four years; by responsible
IA Company, No. rs, College street, opposite
Sewanee House.
april17
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one Capital Prize of ss7,sOo,
81 3s6 Prizes amounting to $3.50 $50
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO

Certificates of packages in the above Scheme, be
drawn each "Wednesday, viii be sold at the following
rates which is the risk.
Certificate of Package of % Whole Tickets sl49 so
&c half - IS
% - &c Quarter 80 81 3!
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MAYER COOLERS, SIC.

WATER COOLERS, SIC.
lust received direct from the manufacturers and
foT sale al lower prices than ever before SOLD N
this market.
25 plain Water Coolers,
25 Porcelain lined do.
10 Nc Donald's Refr1gerators
Sehooley's PateStdo.
50 Aasser-s minute FreezeIs-
Seamore Pat. freezers-
also make plain Ice Cream Freezers 10 order o.
any E.ze.
50 Doz Mason,s Pat. Screw Tor Frat Cans,
and . quarts
80 dog Plain Fruit Cans FOR sealing
40 dog. quart GlassF ruit Tars-
lee Picks and Hatchets-
sherry Mixers and Auddlers-
10 doz- Plated DipPers-
8 doz. Pat Egg hips ..~,.,
aprilIT II coilese street.
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BARGAIN COUNTER
Coal Oiii Coal OIL!
j. II. FINLAY s. CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

n HIS oil is almost colOTless-clear as the purest
Il Spring bater--deOrderized-does not crust the
wick or smoke the chimney-the best Oil made in
the East West. ard took the first premium at the
last s.. Louis Fair. One trial is ali IL neeis 20 re-
commend IL to general use We have received
supply OF this superior Oil, which Offering TO
the trade by the b:rre oaly at nuaetnrers' price
klZELB, HOOPER & Co..
aprfl-0 BAG Nos 8 and Market ST
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear of
N Gauge Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen
Isle Thread Jacconet and Cotton received and for
sale by j. II. ACGIIL.
apr5-If
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Housekeeping Made Easy.

THE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always
IL insure good wholesome bread. For 15cents you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which viii make 30
large loves of the best bread.
500 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected b
express Almost every family In town has used II
For Spring cleaning n Is tnyalu2bie-icr washing
Paint, Looking Glasses Gilded Work, Marble, silver
or Plated Ware.
RRFKlGERATORS.-We have sold large lot Of
those famous PHILADELPHIA Refrigeraiors- We have
large lot coming They warranted % sise sat
isfaction they only the best bet are the
cheapest known.
aprlf-u AACkESAk q A-S~hiN-
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Ties, Stocks and CraVats.

LIVERY variety of these articles received and for
IL sale by J. II. MEG ILL,
apr5-tf Cherry street, one door from Union
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Meoifal.
PaiueannOfexisr wherethisP lasteriSa apple

Palle ann0teXlSfWh ethlSPlaSlellS apple
rheumatism Lameness Stiffness Weakness De
oiIity Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds, Pains an Aches ofeyery kind down eve
to Corns are IMMEDIATELY RE1IEV Ell, and with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED by the ina g.
calinluence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t is the
simplest Crest saitst
ed yin existence. Itsa Observation-Disclosures
" TO thestrong man the delicate woman a nd tlt
feebIei nfant. To each and allt willproye BalE
and Blessing Its use agreeable and wltho utan
uoyanceortrOuble Its price within each ofall--
rich poor; allmay have t, ana alIshould haveii
whoare sick and suGerinRin any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t Will be tht
Good Phi ysicianiB any household ready at III lines
and at instant notice
PutupIn .ir-tigbttin boxes. Each boy viii: MAKE
sixto eight plasters and any hid spread them
Prize Is; entsa box ,wthfull andplaiD directions.
ID. C. MOREHEAD. M. d..
Iarentorand Propriet 1e Walker street Net0 YoTl
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD B1
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYW HERE.
juIy29-deodAweowlyln
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Sundries! Sundries!

VOU can find at all times, at our store, all kind
i of Groceries such as Sugars, Coffee, Molasses
Syrups, &c., &C., &c.
mar2e-f CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.
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>~A-es.---------------
THE PROSPECT FOR CROPS.

Throughout Northern and Central Iowa
there has been no snow and very little rain,
since the first of March. The frost was on,
of the ground before the close of February,
and for nearly six weeks, the farmers has "a
had the finest possible weather in which ia
sow their grain. Last year u good many
more than the usual number of acres was
TILED; but should there be favorable weather
during the remainder of the present season,
the production of cereals in this State the
present year will exceed by one third the
amount produced last year. In the valleys
of the Wnpsipinicon, tho Cedar, the Iowa,
the Boone, aud the Des Moines, Spring
Wheat is well up, and never looked more
promis,ngly. Grass is three weeks earlier
than last ear, and on the low lands already
furnishes abundant food for the cattle.
We have thus far had real drouth, con-
sidering the usual amount Of moisture that
is precipitated during the months Of March
and April, but no evil effects have yet come
of il. Rain, just now, however, would be
exceedingly welcome, and would cause a
world of vege,aticn to spring into tangible
life Dubuque Times. A., ~ 4.t * ~. .
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pEaut Rarfs ISgRartrrpe.

Es5saasssfy, sss cheapest SERVES ren.
derssi sae sssvshssasrs 81 TIE Sossa, Il b.
tie ssasAFaess 81 aAs Setsh. We sssss-
times .p~aA Of The "snEssatssd ietl" OF sas
slave: sa, 10 xsss se~sstAt.e, His feed
asa RAIN est rses ard ausaltsbls ssxhsy
AIRED ssaani sesas sss4ss, kawsvsE sa5sil,
On .asss sassss's ssis 81 tAs lsagss- bat
III. doaxafaes--ssss mess Yis,sa.'s q all
Ii. va..s.. sf slavery eslS ahss The
.s..s.y sssis OF b. usa.sss ias EasAsss.
No, 4. 1, c.sa hsekei SHEA be rsts tn sas
da., before then. lie II worse ss saaa
,as s.aeAs, Fer he has % r'sh. ~asss ssy
nan fssss hsaHd to sssress, IA sample
ef The uestneos 10 wsssa sAts ssfsr.
fortunate elass 10 sahi~es. Ne give 'as fol-
loving sessrsng rsaaffs fsszi he Atlanta
tGa.l cssfsasrsfs
urIs.A rrsces foe soase. the aas clsmsie.
az. fer Of sellnw frssr sSd ssssasFn
..s>se,.es,sa,a hss rid sae Consenilea snsi
~. ear az nsanv anneysnees. Ssisa - tase
80, NJ ssssss.aass IN BY sas ysas 80, thai
!, !. .,..sst impossible 10 tstrshvn srem
80, quarters alter nixhsssA. 1ass srasre
- IL. ny.r f.s she ncssrnsssoa Of nsassss
..atA.;, .rusJsats delivery from 80 bet =
.s...,s Thev tYv ssry kxra 10 ass iaks
Sas,hsrusss by eating rice and tssesr - =.
IA, ss.,srish,y retire ssem she sahss s,.e
ro.aoes ard : lump u sais "a sasf Fssk'
eea.A
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THE CENSUS,

Superintendent Kennedy has issued hi.
circular Of Instructions to Marshals 70,
taking the eighth census. They are full
and epilcit IN all respects, and are illastra.
ted with specimen schedules for making up
the returns with uniformity. The matter
and forms do not differ materially from
those used in the seventh census. They
have already gone to the Pacific coast, and
will be in the hands of all Marshals and their
thousands Of assistants in time for chem 60
prepare and comm snca their labors q she
lss Of Jhe. The Superintendent expects
complete returns previous to October. The
census takers are cautioned againts comma.
eating results 70 individuals for private
purposes. or to The press for publication.--
NJ Y. Tribune.
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NEW ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA

W. acre by a letter in the ST.. Loui. DEM
ecra! from their Upper Missouri earrespen-
dent, that the wagon rad from Fl. Benton
10 onyiEah'r waters Of Columbia river, is
progressing finely, and, judging from the
reports Of the Typographical engineers, il
vii not he many months until The work q
cnmrletsi. This route, when opened
through the mountain s--if 1t should prove
practicable for teams will greatly reduce
sbe amount Il overland travel from the
Missouri river TO ,hs Pacific cast With a
good stage Of water, medium sized boa,s
can run To Fl. Benton without any difficulty,
and from that point TO the head Of nav ga
tIon on the Columbia river. the distance i.
much shorter than BY aay ron a, pres en-,
Travelled.
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r.gm n Bs.ly glsssgs.
cASS cot StY-CRaF>-PiKES PEAK. Z &c
IL WIS, ,1ass Co., May ls,, 1850.

Laws, Cass Co., May ls'. 1860.
TIE droash .,il oonupaes, With high.
sefr-. wina., rYins ,pafly from the NersA.
sni Frr#sjne every night. There - %
saai.trtss kft ia the ear:h. Wheat ansl
sa,. 'ay .. ssaud aai DIS IN the ground as
Il they wsrr IN ere hare, sai that that has
fsue3 ~sietuy4 "a Apg' 10 srreus il j. drag.
IL hss hssn sae SgTlss fsr farmers 70 se,
ssefr slowing done. ha; al the beds are
uSshiss hss he,ts If as...
DEE ct ny nsishhers. Mr.. An = Gsidlsy.
ssarte4 - shs Mfnss ssswsta Ers 4nl ssx
weeks asr; ne ssnt to n.arer saGl seAaraal,
4 sysssees ~ ,iAl yaifs4, fer pgoylr,oa...
lie savs tasa If roe psarls "a nss take a
large sarr1y # ryeyF.iss. w,Ih hem. th@ss
wigl Ne Esa \ sasFsr;ss in tie taasatxgus fha
sats4irs sssas,aer. lie as4i. sse trsr there,
ssa lsaes. with III san teanss u raukss, be
esreSfs 10 rSst wsgs, aa4 START wiGh shera
axsin. Mr. GrfaIrs i ess 81 sas ryupas
ssss 4 tha 81 zoo rsssm IN The Gresarr
nfe*sn-s he .av. ,hss sSar Al nenver j.
wsssss srss- 50 q, SSa pr hassieei sSht.
sai vvsvrtktBg "a rycrats}oa wasa e. 1est.
Sssasa- sssasd - taze n ,ka sHsass. awtas
IN N esfi ~vaths-. II sagass rspris aays
started entirely too esrss grsss " ysrs
Fnstted ~ the r'ASss. IL says sasrs vas
ssst RI, nr tss riI'ts - be exiae 1asa.
which ~til hrsu- eet grass. Tas read a
arss~mculs !sr SD aas.
sias esan,s - Cas-. !. nsssiv iesaiassa 81
saia-Ses5ri tass, tsa-akiris hare ~sas. et
aaIaghse9ty wli ss. - the rasaass ~kas
sgces is..Is have O. the fas2ss kes~. II -
isssossials 70 tasssse. Our essasy ssss
fIewi.l IL neatly arsaiassa. sHls Is rsea
"a. .efs n Il. Il vSliax. al 10 asslgsnxs.l
wass sssarss Ysopis ~ ara ssssnsas. 10.
ns asways Essssa- ~ s0sa~ sxsssssasns 81
ssthsr-ts ALI srasa xaId fsvsr. Aexssan was.
p,ks.s Peak go'd fss-. wasAas ssssee
rs exes:eatas alter aneshsr. ssss'
!, seems TIA, msa have Is.s All iAsts fos
bc,se, and sAs Aape VI speedily szassax
"a unlsmiisd fassz3s I'D @aAe issn do
sszsss as,shiaS :. > D.
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The Maryland Republicans, who were
driven cut uftdaif Conv sntian at B eltin,rs.
~ p5e-sltvsry mob. subsequently, met IN
n private 9ihes aud cone usied their business,
appointing The following delegates to the
Chie'en Convention At largr,F +. p. Blair,
Sen. and Judge WA l.. Msrshall If BAR
,5;a9Es Isl d.stsict, Jtmes Bsyan and D.
w. ossa; 2sd district. James JeEris. and
". Y. Ewjur; Bird ii.tsict, Ftanet, s. gs,ch-
sae and James 7. Wagner; iih DISTRICT. Nm
+. Goals and Jaaalhaa shnmsker; ssh dis.
sF,et. Charles Las Amour and H. j. Anusn:
6th dr'srrCs, Montgomery Blats and Fred
etjek !lleas. The Delegation was INSTRUCTED
10 vote ~ unii. An executives COMMITTEES
for sha State VAS aPpoiated, With power 10
make up 81 slsct5rai tisse;.
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woHru nrMrunrnI>e

nss. c. c. CasFxSrks. member Of the
l,sa Legislature. from tia Far, Dodge
District, in the General Assembly Of 1855,
aud row Ga hl. way 10 Pie. Peak, 10 a
letter freea Fort assrhsy 10 ,as DasnSas
7sssss. taa. endorses at Dat % s;isiss ssf-
dared hiH,. bat Which he failed to rsasl, hs
.. others have daus. who Travelled P,ke's
rsaiusri before him --ta-sii IL have
nsu Travelled Tar sneash aa ,hs plains 30 be
aba .srsreas irea experience, sdv'ee often
given 10 these contemplating ,rlps 10 The
assis Of Wsssstn Kansas. That j., nsrtr
10 lear. iat iIssesri saiii ssa ara vel
swrpsiss kssA for ssaa ssj beat. n 70
r,ass b. mars or lrss saFstiHs upaa t,e,a
rIslns ustil msn learn nevsr 10 venture
.ssy from The borders Of ass,ilss,saa wila.
eos rrssaf rsoss. The ~sns zsans passes
sareagh lard eaunsrr. ~ which shsse can
be % al aaaase description. Aaa The sery
hsss sa4 naess .sPsnssse eas Ska With not AL
ways sssars hsm fram danger sna srsaele,
hat zach oassss sill rsaiss suea is2ealiiss
far Sass fable.
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

Four years ago in the op nBg Of the
Presidential canvass OF 1866, Philadelphia
which had previously been Opposition
elected Il Democratic Mayor Richard Vaux)
By the decisive majority Of 1878, choosing
II Democratic Municipality ,hroug bout
That result paved the way for the opeaEa-
tons whereby. the city was carried largely
for Buchanan over all opponents in the en-
suiug State, and Overwhelmingly in he
Presidential Election. Mr.. Buchannn's ote
wu>then,hy gigantic ndc5mpIica ed frauds.
earned up to 5S,222- some 5000 more
than had ever been pollcd for any party
against 1908 for Fremont, and 24,0s4 for
Fl lmore. Il chanan's declared majority
was thus GAS over opponents while ii,
she whole State Philadelphia included-he
had ut COZ majority not siibe Of that
counted for lim IN the City. And now the
u;p .,it,qn have e.'iei 'ht C,,y on yer.
nvsvy vote, eleeung tar mayor ps eto
majority, with ponderanoe :" n9tn .'e
Se.ert and Common Councils. 10 y
Very happy aagury for the pending Pres.
den giai contest. rae ~
Tho gain on the side Of Right is not
limited 90 thaEsahore exhibited in The rea.
tive vote. The Opposition in Philadelphia
reno longer discsrdstut, jealous. repellant.
but harm onions. il not absolutely homage
nesus, and determined not to be div lded
and defeated IN the great struggle before
before us. Their triumph on Tuesday will
powerfully contribute To that which, We
trust. awaits us IN the November Election.
- n. Y. Tribune.
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THE purrEx OF posrMA>TERs.

To The Editor Of The v. Y. Tribune: ....
SIR: The complaints made by lmuny
rne''i'' W Of the t,fa-ai If PastmnSters Ia
distrib ne pae :es If speeches to their
Pt-t-tltilces led M 10 lay The MATTER besure
tn Pd>tUthoe Dfpattment for an olilcial
d,.ci.Iau IA ID subject, which. for The nsfor-
nation Of the public. send you annexed. -
II nIty be better understood when lad that
IN etisr To ssye ugn' cts-ary lahar to Post
masters IN fhe route. apdta insure a safe
transit IN the mall, speeehes-stfter. being
franseti AMI 1irsGteI lar" generally tied an
~ packages pf 20 er 80 and thas many
PastmastFrs refu<e 10 cas he sirings when
they reattI their etfse-. and to distribute
them Individuality, but insist on hand,rg
them over 10 whoever he outside speech Ut
the package directed, and Lifting him
distribute s.l ~ them 4. h,t~t mig.
Rsspsetta'lv Yours.
SCHUYLER C0LrAy.
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EMIGRATION 70 TILE .pEAx..

An almost continuous caravan Of emi-
grant teams has, for the last twe weeks,
been passing over the central route through
Iowa towards Pixies Peak. Of course
Wisconsin and Illinois have furnished a
large proportion Of the emigrant., but from
the information we have received, we are
satisfied that Iowa will lose, on an average,
fiftv able-bodied men from each organized
county. That portion Of them who are
married, leave their families, probably with
the intention OF returning, whether they
shall be successful or unsuccessful; but it
IL safetc assume that from oue-half to two
thirds of them will consider their return
henceforth inset Dubuque Times.
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~ A correspondents Of tie Cotton Plan

~ A correspondent Of tie Cotton Plan
ter says: .l5a -.'
: Let me tell you Of an infalIible method Of
makeing a horse back up hill, or any where
else that his innscIes are able {, carry him.
Take n small rape--a piaw-line, for sx-
ampie--aoubie II, make aloop Of the double
end. and draw il snugly around the under
jaw vt the animal, just behind his front
teeth, with the loop underneath. Tnrow
the loose end over your shoulder, and walk
10 the way he should 90. holding fast. and
pull steadily and firmly. DoD't be troubled
about him for he will follow without fail,
after se has discovered how you have got
him. Tbs will also compel an animal TO
stand quiet TO receive the bride or collar.
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A spap fos rnENI-

Whatever Iaay be the complete result Of
ae CHARLESTON { snTanfi9u. w trgis: thar ii.
proceed ms n ful! wil b. pall..tatI ii nm.
pallet fefn aui scattered ,trsaghsa, al.
eaaairy. A better dacanasn, fos III. geI Oh
ifcsn EaTfy il w0aii be hard to get an,
The people weEId ike 70 b. refreshed with
the i'o.d reEnau-sfanees Il Butter and puzh
sgsinss the fasthsr progress e slavery 81.
erosion. ga sntelvin. the uttrr rein IL lie
Democratic prsEy North. They would d.
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