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9asbbiIIe Gniun ann 5mnitan.
Daily IS; TrI-weekIy S.; woeI9IY So.
BATES Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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DURsUANT to order Of the Of Directory Of the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee made this 10Th day Of May
1860 election viii be dby the Stockholders at the Bank
House here the 9d day of July being the first Monday
ascertain whether they will accept reject the charter
granted sail Bank b the Legislature at its session Of
lS59-6O. By order OF the Board D. WEAVER,
Heo
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82.s9e Prizes, amounting s5s9,g

Whole Tickets SO; Halves s. (; Quarters - sol
Certificate Of Packages in the sne, to be drawn
Wednesday, will sold the following which tne
Certificate Of Package Of % Whole Tickets sI4g 50
do do % Half do 7t %
do do is Quarter do 81 81
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address f1r Whist WSho
purchase the Lottery il which Wch it invested and
whether you Wish Wholes, Halves Quarters Eght5,
receipt Of which, send what ordered, fist NALL together
with the scheme.
Immediately after drawing Printed Drawing, certified to
by the Commissioner. will be sent, with Explanation
III , Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the Of their Post Office, County and State
AL communications strictly confidential.
All prizes 900 and under, raid Immediately after the
dra wing Other prizes a. the usual time Of 30 days
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TO CorrespOndents,

It will great ofunnecssary roublefour hends,
IN writing to US, will hear in mrd the following rules:
Away1 give the date Post Once county and State in the body
Of your letter.
If you wish the Paper changed from ece to another, give
both Offices in full
you other matters write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such fac
subjects may be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character, will receive
ttsntion.
eondenta should write upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rel cted communications
All letters business sE0uld be directed to 3essrs J.
GRIFFITH co. and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietors
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., TIanagerS.
The Manages Offices are located Wilmington, DslaEare and
st. Louis Missouri
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PuhIic NOficn.

SEVERAL very desirable fer the erection Of business
houses, on College set, between Church and Broad.
Apply 10 L & " BROWN.
mdy2-lm AZ Cherry street
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OnF Single Number Lotteries,
CAPITAL Prize $4,000!
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s. Quarters 81 So
II T7Orders for Tickets or Certificates in any OF the
Schemes TO be directed 70
WOOD, EDDY g. CO., Wilmington, LEILA.
or WOOD. EDDY a. CO.. st Louis, Missouri.
II Circulars containing Schemes for the month will be sent
free Of expense, By Addressing above
The Drawings Of Wood Eddy < Cos Lotteries are puo
lished in the New York Herald, New York Times and New
YO ker stats ZeHuRg nayl5
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHATI lEoooA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859.
order Of the Board Of Directors calls made on the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road Bridgeport Jasper payable 70 the Treasurer Of this
Company as follows:
One dollar on each Share the It November IsQ and two
dollars on each Share on the days C December 1859 JsDua
r. February Ma-cL April Nav, June. July August Septs-
Der, October. and November, 1850.
Pawn made 70 jackson Pryor Jasper OF 70 The
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Pumpes meeting these calls is requested q the srbs
er construction Of the depends excIye
the Ueans provided specifically for that purpose.
oaf5-tF ". A GTFRkPS
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GslpssI Nv. WEIGH q CO.
lDAzsuLz. Ky, March z, Is5o

MEssRs. ". B. Deems 4 Co.. CEcIENATE
DEAR sIRsTs safe purchased Of you September last
has stood the great IRE which occurred in oHn The 22d
February ssDdid had slage amount Of notes, reopts
&C. in it. before the building burned took the papers out put
in sheets Of paPsr and upon opening es the hHrnng
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Just ReCe1ved
Fifty Bushels Of Germ Meal, from Louisville;
Extra White Wheat Flour g, in barrels andbazs;
sweet Country Hams; for sale By
JOHN n. BROWN,
No IS Public Square
ALSO,
10 Boxes Sweet Oranges.
Barrels Pecans.
Barrels Cream Nuts.
5 Sacks OF Almonds.
? Barrels FiIberts.
RECETTETED PER STEAMER SAN KZRAKAB
l2 Cases Of Oytersin tEO pound Cans;
"
% " Peaches in three pound Cans;
10 " " two pound cans;
10 % Pine Apples IN cans three pounds;
8 Spice Oysters in Glass
l2 - Pepper Sauce, puts;
" quarts;
70 q" Tomato Kechup, pint5,
Is d" Tomato Kstohup, quarts By
Barrels Old bourbon Whisky
Old Rye;
"a Baskets Pipe Hsdsic Wine;
8, Picnic Wine;
Casks Scotch Ale for summer use, BY
apr97 JOHN 7. BROWN
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Sit Lux ct Ink FuIt
COAL OLE La VI PS.
WI have just received another supply Coal Oil Lars
among which handsome patterns for par
ors, all fitted with the Collins which the last improve
en an is immeascrsby superior any other Lamp be-
fore the public for soness and seneof name freedom fo
smoke, simplicity beauty ard elegance in hnsh
cleanliness and economy One Lamp will give the light Of four
candles much The Oil have jim
ported these lamps cesr beautiful article, free
from any offensive ordor leaves grease spot when split upon
carpet clothing and viii not explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
msrlS-u Nashville, Temp
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$50 REWARD
Fresh Corn HIcnI.
THE PUBLTC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts Of the
Legislature just closed obtain them by applying at this OF
Gee or to the Secretary of State there few copies for
EtsLoOPsr coy aprl4-h
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VE7E arc prepared to do the Tin-gOOging and other
Wv sheet M etal Work necessary in building in the
most subs antal manner and will contract for such
est possible rates 7. NJ. EUBANK & CO.,
First door below Post Once on Church street,
apS-d5rw Nashville. Tenn
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LOST

WTBSTERDAY morning, Eady's Gold Anchor
Watchs with the Of Edward Fare, Bra street,
and the No. 935 nda Gold Chain, Locket Key and Pin
attached The Watch lost the Public Square in
its vicinity The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving
at tie Bookstore, No. 4, COLLEGE street.
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DISsECTING INSTRUmENES
Medical saddle Bags

AND
Med cal s q e Is a $
just in receipt n another supply OF DssC ng
Medical Saddle Bags Ct and Improved
styles; which respectfully invite the attention Of Medical
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
oct3O No 70 South Side Public Square.
DUCK RIVER.
EKTE have 20 acres Land for sale in the bend Of Duc
w River within miles OF Normandy on the Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Railroad Said lands are bounded ~ anc Davd-
on Duc River Willis Blanton and Abner Barton. Twohiids
of the m ia river bottom and level about 80 cleared
several 9od springs andis No. Stock Farm We will sell
bal or m Of he tract suit purchasers Those wishing
10 NV 1ood STOCK Farm in healthy county good community
&c Il, would wen TO AID look determ
ned 10 s For further particulars address NJ Barton Tu
iahor1s, or c. c. Brewer, Manchester.
GCcl5-iW&wt BREWER & BARTON
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DR.. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters.

FOR DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES
They act like charm, they prevent Lasutude Fsinne
and in all where tonic isrequrd these bttsrs have
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD & co ,Propietcrs
IS William street. new Ho'k
Solu hy DEMOYILIE 4 CO.,
maYI '6O-diy Nashville, Team
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Nor 49, sCoRcuEn.


The vsnesring en- the dIsVers a little warped the
lock works very we'll, and oil it a little I think
Is viii be good Ny safe in The lover story
of three story bsilding with Ehiagle Eoof In adoiH
ing rooms with only Dlastsrsd part.ou1 drug store s,
and Immediately opposite Whei safe setting hss
considerable quantity Of paints, oils, sntnes sphne and
liquors The building was connected with the Patterson
on one side and Vas within Court ts
other with large pile Of wood between ny ocsaud the Cour
House, and door entering into ny ocsimediatsy from the
wood There also small frame building attached 70 the
Of the Drug store, with oils pan and liquors in Is ard
glass door leading into ny oee fomit. You will sse at
the excessive heat created and about it. regard 81
faly tested and hestancy saying that ny papers
would have been preserved II had Isft them in the safe
number citizens have examined &c since ne aGs
and surprised at its condition, and Of te have
dsred safes Of you, bslisvingthem
Really Fire Proof Safes
snail take great pleasure IN recommending Jour safes. Yea
liberty make such Of this you deem
proper. YOus, lsignsil N. J.DCRHAh-L
We Agents for these splendid Safes invite the pub
lie to call and other certificates the uhl
they resist the attacks Of both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These safes have never failed to preserve sr ooasnt and
are warranted to be
Entirely Free Frsm Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAFES is Pc.
euIiar and in connection With the "Grsat American Key Regis
Lock- (Which possesses great advantage haVns
NO Key Hole andyet has fhs security Of a PeFmutR-
ting Key capable OF 25G,0O0oO0 ehanges) They viii be
sTRATTON SEYMOUR,
marls-d2m No. y Markst Street, NASHVILLE.
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FOR UPPER CUMBERLAND RIVE

TFVUE light drauEht passenger steamer EDMUNlt, -.
KINNEY Mafter, will ran regularly throughout 80
the above, oEchiFg at all prints that m;y
desired htness Of aught. er with he superol
freight and passenger facilities must render her desyedly popu
lar. For freight pass &c apply on board o. to
srr eff p II. MITCHELL, Agent.
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SPRINGS.

STOCK REDUCED.
DROPOsING soon change business arrange
ments, desire to reduce present stock much
possible order do this will offer entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AT
R q edUCed h iC q g.
have hand assortment OF Silk Berages, Musns,
Travelling Goods and in fact everything could wish for
Also, White Goods EmbToideries Hosiery, Table Damask,
Sheeng Beaehed Brown pomescs, Plantation Goods for
and Cloths Cassmeres Vestngs and Underwear
for Gentleaen
We wish to call particular attention to Bargain
Counter, which will found all times many desirable
goods at One-fourth their value.
aprl3-tf NICHOLSON HUMPHREY.
WHERE TO BUY THE FINEST HATS!
AT
The west riCeS!
vETATERFIELD & WALKERS superior facilities in man
Wv ufacBring and purchasing enable them OFF, at the
most reasonable prices goods in their line. Their
THOSE FINE FRENCH HATS!
very fine French Hats much admired for beauty
utlity. come from WaGeFfieId 81 Walkers They
have a very hne assortment Of them.
HATS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN!
For boys and childreDs Hats Caps call Water
field s. Walkers. TLeir assortment the largest,
their goods best, and the prices low and uniform
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
mar3I 2G Public Square.
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3lil2 prizes amounting to sl.o30,372
TIcKETs SIG-HALvEs Se-QUARrERs Si-ElGuTHs 81
Certificates of 26 wholes S25l-Certiiieaies of
26 halves Si2J-Cart'fcItes Of % quarters ;s62 -
-Ccrtitcatss Of % cights S}l %.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That in ordering Tickets. the only thing n"ces-
sa-y to insure safety and dispatch IS that YOU al
dress in plain hand, giving your Post q ficr
County and State, and your order, Will be answer
ed lay return mail.
That we send the official printed drawing TO eve
~ patron, Immediately after the same is issued and
with the Drawing a statement to each individual
of what he she has drawn
That We cash all prizes under 81 900 immediate
ly after the drawing, i'll specie, bank notes drafts
- Al Communications strictly confidential.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office. County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations c
our Schemes, &c. will be forwarded by mail, te
any one scn'iing us his name.
Address all orders 10
HODGES, DAVIS & CO..
ly35 Macon, Georgia.
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~er- NrynEe ~

Coz. y. c. Ccoss-Dca. Sir:I havs
gust cogne in. and find in my room your
two notes of to-day. J.lson johnson is
Authorized 20 act for me in relation to tLo
matter you speak Of, and yon will. there
fore please SEQ him on tho subject ! would
remain to say this to you, instead Of writ
iqg IT, but have an Indispensable engage
,aea. FOR the hour you name.
Ea.rs. very truly,
7 e Tr;oMAs
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Groceries, Hardware, sc.

NIOLASSES, Sugar. Coffe and Tea. Candles
vi and Soaps. Pepper, si'e's gihSar starch sto
Water buckets, oliUrn-, brconis. wash boards
COTE Icitis Cotton and hemp roaPs- Iobacco oi
various brands Oysters AMI Ssriines.
CASTINGS Of eyerv description Nails Piows
aai ll,.rz g..I a-,.i dog l'eks screws aad butts
farming utensils &c al Kinds whips, etc
Blacksmith Toui-, OF every description
A large assortment Of Croc.erx and 9ueens-
ware. jars. jugs, a. 1t TASKS, Tin War etc,
FUT sale u y fbRklhS-
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Hos /. c. HrNpMAS-Sir Ny tricnd
Col. Cross, calls to demand. in ny name
satisfaction ior the blow reeeivel on ves
terlay
VIZ VI HcorrR.
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Eg- Ny mother taught ME ut al early
age" said Miss Hunt, dryly, "to observe
every thing. SO that now never go into
achurch, or room. or pantry. without sec
ing everythn at glancc-and remember
ing it. TOO. IL is faculty that may ~,
acquired and therefore should be. This
was the way Robert Houdin taught his son
to exhibit what passed for second sight.
He used to take the child up to a shop win
dow. - Now. Robert. wha, do you sec -
1.-Two work baskets. ten Pen wipcrs. SIX
whirligigs."
No. you didn't"
'' Yes. did"
" Then, go back again"
The boy, by cultivating his faculty, he
! become qnicker than his father. He too,
in at a glance the whole contents Of the
shop and applied his habit so dexterously
before crowded audience. that things that
they did not believe he saw. or had sesn.
! he described accurately. The consequences
vele that his fntha, ro.a,el ;m >, ,as,',:,
IA"
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To Y.:.. prsLle IN tho.,oou, 0; The con

To .TsJ. PrBLIc In thcaQop, o. ne con-
mites on credentials. 81 Tuesday last I'oi
Eiadman. in sbc presence of that somni,
tee. wisils !, was m Session stpalthiiy
straeS tHe a tow, srS. instantly rctrateI
across the Iooses aa draw ing ilic pistol.
the pu6lic has ;.lTcA.ly peVa rf.o:incl by the
press of the city, J. !,9ewtts. lf.s"at tn
following CORES ponden5G
fseTr SC>:nEa f~
1IoS. r c lIISoM1v-Sit l vial ., .-
yJGg raom ot..a z. NJ. 80 haa1. eoa !. not,'
fo9m YIN. II Eoopes R
Nery re- psetiusty,
/ Siene DAVID I Cross
! Batr44oaE. Jtir.e 20
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HAVANA FLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAI. BLANKS.
CAPITAL PRk<s
only Ss,

Halves Si--Quarters ss--Eigh,s 81
Priees payabie in FaV. seiiaoat Reduction
Purchasers buying 10 tickets ,shen the y os end il
Ia, 3, i,5, 6. :. s, ., O. are guaranteed
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SorE NrwnIr II

NOFE NtssbEE II
Hos. T. g. HISpxaS l.it =. your
room notR. SAYING would call on vou ~
5 P, Nj. TO hand ven no.. from Wa N
-vto9'f'rr; I'm s,a,....r,; ( round YOU wa, rot
in viii call a. aine p NJ,
Very respectfully
Signed DAVID & CEoss
BALTIMORE T.rs 81
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note NUMBER VII. !

Col ID. 6. CEoss-Dear Sir The no:r
rendered me through yon from NJ WIN
NJ. Hooper, j am authorized on the part ot
my friend. Col. Thomas 6, Hindman. u
Eei@et, sol- Hi'.dman npt considering NJ
Hooper bis equal st tie saue time. h. de
sircs me 10 say he eatertains tho highest
personal regard for yoa ani intends no dis
respect toward you in refusing to receive thG
note.
VIII. the highes: res.rd, j am respect.
fuliy
! ours exc. j. Il JyHysoE
L. ~
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p Coz. u. c. tEoss~-DeAr Si. Your not,
has jas; been handed to me viii b.,
pleased 70 moc, YOU az room 1T9. Barnlm's
hotel, at 9 O'Clock, IN tha morning. 2Ist
inst. Respectfully yours
J =. J5aNsoS
EALTIHcrF. j.st -
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NOTE SsGyT-v -

j. Z. JoassoS--sir: Col Hiniman IN
an .rcI 10 my tTo notes, refers nle 60 y0u.
y hcn nai whore AN J see On
Nesr respectfully
y G.. Gross
RurmioEa June 70. y 43l. Patt-st..
corner ShGcr street.
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g1- the richest copper mine in ths W orld
is said 10 be situated al or near Dacktown,
Polk Comfy, Alahara
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o1G ipgro~i,rrf;ag Prizes as4sga,ie5 20 $500.
2I.22o prIE@s amounting II $21i 300
CertIicates vi packages Of 10 whole tickets So 90
iiaif tiekst-, 2:.51
hfgs.arJ. 1873
y ech,h sc G.>'
a. aiss sssl s;.i ~ -ie.sss- 4. s2idsr
al! ha ..r.,. nEer 81
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~0mTRUN UN X "a d,z good leather
EfuH! j Trunks, which offer at prices
-!.t-IC " suit 5 ]. ADLER
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u TLAN
$4,000 for ST 90!

ANY 81 Ga ticketv itil drawn Ne. on it sta
ticned t., come out =, any part cuiar place.
such 81. Ist 2i, Sd, any Bshcr station
in the drawing 6
Tickets frorn LOO to any Price,
And prices paid at the above rates Per dollar.
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COMBINATION Plan
81 d d ID d d .

Draws every Tuesday at II o'eloek, i NJ
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LIQTCRS

"HISE5ETS-,ld bourbon, bourbon. rye. old nee,er-
wheat ~t-
R1a-Jamaeia Gin-IIoIiaad American
WJHes-Tort. msiiea and ginger.
Fr-nei, Co-siiais. Cogu.se blackberry Branies
Champaign Sc.is.;arn Snaps,
All iH want of any thing in this line vi
hn,I :: FIR their Iut-reSt call and examine my
s-zs.k l.ci, p t..rll-Sin-, els-,v here
march = i-tig T. PERKINS
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ours ey2, j. Z JoHNsoS
E,LTINDEr, June 2ist.

I, wiz D. seen that 1ir. Niadmaa As
,tcni.u nc th.t ie,,lcss "..ici. All gen,.e,u,u
are entitled to for 50 great al offence. sta, :
ing. through his friend. Mr.. j. T. johnson
that we Were not equal. There is n Sigh.
inequality between MS in age. but none in
integrity. The blow placed Us equal as
gentlemen. and no one but a bully woul ,
strike another q cowardly blow. and none
bnt coward wouli attempt to shield him
self behind his brief and ileeting congres
sional honors. He has skulked behind
these honoIs, thereby refusing me the re-
dress afforded by the code Of honor, and l..
must necessarily abide the consequences ..
his course. Respectfully.
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BALTIMORE, June 81.


=. S.-All papers that have published
the difficulty will please publish the above
correspondence.
j. L. johnson and d. g. Cross unite in
this statement explanatory Of our connec-
ton with the difficulty between Col. +. G.
Iiindman and William NJ. Hooper. Esq.
Mr.. Cross having notified Col Hindman In
writing Of the object in view, nov referred
by the latter to Mr.. johnson After an in
terchangc Of notes, arranging for tim,
and place Of conference. We met as agreed
upon Before any remark by Mr.. Cross.
Mr. Johnson said in effect that he desired
to inform him in advance that as Col.
Hndman' 5 friend he could not receive n,ly
communication from Mr.. Hooper, Col
IIindman not recognizing Mr. Hooper az
his equal. Mr.. Cross replied that he l.ai
duty. to perform that he would not shrink
from. and presented Nj. Hooper's note. :
Mr.. johnson deinci 70 receive the note.
but at the same time made u statement.
verbally, which he afterward reduced 20 VII
ting and delivered to Dir. Cross. (Ses noto
No. - The above statement is male for
| the public information. with the publica.
tion of all the CORE, pondence.
CT, DAVID Z. Gross
j. 7. JoHS5os
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fSst REk

900 kegs Cleveland Nils Ride Powder
Eot j4zt r=c'd a-.i - szIe by
tst - NAD' SoETiI3YD
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- NU,tBEEs-l4 DGAwx BALLors
IL dra,rn ballots in caeh aaekagc of aG ITckefs
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fenuoy yIVhHiA, '-I5
For Guthrie-Penqsylvania, q Mis-
souri,, II ; Kentucky. l!-5s.
The whole vote Of Minnesota was cast
for Douglas, although several delegates de-
ciinei 10 vote.
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2G,eeo pietTE.S ANptTNrsSG no
31Sf .1DO.

WIZ be disI rituFtH accOFl,ng Il tla feIiowfng
GRtNp >CiN.NE
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fSorE NUMBER vi

EALrHoEF. j.st -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-08-03
Tribute of Respect.

AT called meeting of GAINESVILLE Lodge No
SO, held on the Both day of July, 1860, the w. NJ
announced to the Lodge the death of our worthy
brother, GEORGE NJ CAULEY formerly of this lodge;
and the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
The unerring hand of death has again visited our
craft and taken from a worthy friend and brother
Our deceased brother was reared in Montgomery
County, and for many years was citizen of Carks-
vile, and by his gentemanly department and affa-
BILE manners endeared himself to a large circle of
friends and acquaintance. He was for many years
n good and useful member of our lodge. For some
years past he has been resident of distant State,
but recently returned to US the kind, Jealous,
and devoted brother that he was when he tired in
our midst. He has been cut down in the prime of
life, and we are called to mourn his loss.
ResolUed, That in the death of our worthy broth
er, society has lost good and useful citizen, his
wife and child kind aifectionate and devoted
husband and father, and our order true and zeal
GUS brother.
Resolved, That we clothe the jewels of our lodge
with the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Resolped, That we attend, as a body, the funeral
of our deceased brother this evening, at 2 oclock
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions be fur
nished to the family OF our deceased brother and
that they be published in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle
j. G. READ, w. NJ.
W. ]. Ely, Secy.
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Farm For Sale.

A splendid chance for man to locate himself
convenient to city business Schools, Colleges etc.
This farm lays just out Of the corporation ofCarks
vile and Providence contains 260 acres first quality
land. BEGINNING at the ford above the lower Red
River Bridge, and extending up Red River to the
West Fork of same. The most part of il being
splendid bottom land. Eighty acres open and seed
ed to clover, balance in heavy timber Good judges
say it will cut from 100 to $50 cords to the acre--
Wood is worth from three to four dollars per cord
These bottoms well set in grass produce from two
TO three tons of hay 10 the acre. Hay is worth
from $50 to $40 per ton. This shows whether the
investment viii pay not a market farm, Il has
few if any equals in the country. A comfortable
new double log house, first rate stable, barn, Or
chard and good springs, etc. The land joins my
own, and can show it at any time.
Price 20 dollars an acre-one third cash, balance
in one and two years. with interest.
T. D. LEONARD,
Jan. 20, 1860. Real Estate Agent