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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13
SNvlED - L.
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of
ALLEGANY COUNTY

ID EMONED to the room on Liberty street OPP
llposio the Drug store of j. y. II. Camp
bell, tNhERLAND, WD.
The Board Of Directors meet every Thurs
day at 4 o'clock, L. NJ, to determine on all mp
plicauuns for insurance. For forms of applica-
ton. and any other Information, apply to the
Secretary, or any member of the Board of Di-
rcCturs.
orr. tERS.
WILLIAM II. BEALL, President.
JOHN GEpHART, Secretary.
J. b. II. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
UIRECYOHS.
William X. Bcall, J. u. II Campbell,
nopewell licbh, II. d. Wineow,
William X. McCuliey, ID. snylor,
\. l.. Withcrs, j. ". McCleary.
+. Minke, Thomas Devecmon.
T. NJ. Gram!icl, John Coulehan.
Notes offered for Discount will be acted m a
the regular meetings of the Board.
June 10, 1859. -ly.
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"Tobaccc Fertilizer,'
specially for TOBACCO, and
Sugar Cane Fertile Il"

mainly for CANE CULTURE, Al put up in
new bags Of 200 pounds each +; 10 To the ton.
Quantity per acre so to 500 pounds, rated
according to condition of land. As 1t IL the
best permanent imyisorator OF land, d"d as me
farmers Co1itai ,risiS in muihem nee Of his
coil. we solicit liberal application rs its just
demand In this quality it is the most val
Bile manure known: 1t stimulates vegetation,
prevents insects, enarges yield, hastens har.
vest out of reach of rust. and puts ground into
rich and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
broad east or apply to hillsas has been the case
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13

DyNDcps5n, Iinpnrity OF tHV "'"""'
FOn E.r.J =. HsA.cs, fhsor n A"c'"t G'"es' "''"n'
Dr. kYfR: have use" your Pills with rrirn"i'linnry
-rg,s in ia, family i,a n.,t I,I,.,' rA.irI - visit
IN diSlg,. To regulate the urgrrs 81 diS"atmn AMI
purify tie iunl. thr 'hc VERY lost i"h'iy EH'n
ever kuuui, ana can y.unI nlr recommend tn ri I"
my iIicIlis. l""'s, d. v III N"''
WARSAW Wyoming Co.. =. T., oct. u. 80.
nr,r GIN am usiu y,otr Gtliia,tic lH' IN my l1rr
ticr amt nul then, rNsi-ut rur.hlNr IT, '.chh'' '''
system .nl Jai'iiY tie ,GnJfI.H'J Il, ".r.h
JlIIN q. MtAcHANL u. =
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-09-13

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF
IL Cumberland, that they are prepared to
Insert teeth from one TO full set OF
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obstruction.


4 DDRESS-" EngewOOd Institute for Young
n Ladk., " y. City" Next term opens Jan. O. j. 4.
FOWLER and W. j. DWIGHT. Principals
A CAED for the H0LIDAYS.-Bookkeepi
N Pebmanshp. AI,hmsic K. taught eve-r dry and
.venn No. % boyery and Nc 3 Fuitonst B.oolyn by
Air fAINf ard sSlfsr,s. o write books albums
and 10 al Kinds Of rsu Ornamental writing
A CBRD-This month, until Monday, 3Ist last
~ dv 81 1867 VII resolve pnpils old and yourg iol
COURSE OF TEN LESSONS in PENAfANSIIlP Tor " ~.
all hoCTs dsy snd even!rg BOOKKEEPING day and
ing. OLIVER -. GOLDSMITH, Broadway. 2lst.si.
INSTITUTE RIDING-SCHOOL, Sos. ll5 and
III Wet 7odt. directed by CAPS RALSTON (late Of IN.
Brsh Iry) with efficient s.siSsuts Ce~ lo lsdies gen
teuen, sud Logse. T scnoo CeuirS ma riding Circulars
he obtained scTssd iro N. o.ee application.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI STITUrE, No 2lS Nh, Of Msodougsl W.a-
instoE.sovsIt GEO ". CLARKE, A. NJ, and JAMES PAN
MING a. H. teTs ard Principals opers ts Eighteenth
Icadt Yssr MONDAY, Sept TO- lss0 when ts pupils
requested 10 BE- puns usy present Csisosu.s with pscu-
lat he had ~ tie Broadway Book Storv EURisTONk
10. - ttl-sy, snd At the Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NO11CE OF SAlIE.-Whereas default has bee8
made in the conditions Of certain bearing
the fIst day Msy A. D. esteeu hundred aud hy ana
srsenIcd by the Shsbcysan and Mississippi Railroad Compsy
70 Asss C. Flss In the City OF New York Trustee aaly
,eoSdd ia the Office Of the Secretary OF State OF the
Wisconsin in Book OF Rsiod Mortgage
cxiy. and whereas, the sd Flag his resigned the appoint
Trustee under ssii and the
ben duly constituted ard appointed according the prov.os
of tad Iucrtss 90 ad fgg. sd Trustee In h
place Now therefore by virtue Of the power
tanned w said nogsse and in Of law the u.d-r
.gnd Trustee under said viii the second
hbE, A. D. eighteen hundred sixy-on~
Hou-- q ssd shetoysan and Mississippi Railroad Compsny
The cry Of Sheboygn Wisconsin At o'clock In Ire
noon OF that day. sell at public suction 10 the highest bddx @
mortgage premises described in said witt All
he City Of sheboygaa 10 the City OF Fond du Lac ia Wsos
.n together with 81 the rights dcpo. grounds wsys.
rss 6ridges pers stations stSn houses and other badin
sud ell the Dds ard horditemen by d Sheboygsn and MI
connection With the sd First Division of their Railway
ne thereto wht thsr obtained under the rights and pveo
thei. charter conveyed 20 them by deed and also tn
TOLL ncons nis Issues and profits and and
connected with the said First Division Of their Railway
sn thereto and also all the locomotive engines ender 60
OF every description machinery mschin. shops too and
lmenw wood and property connected with The proper
nent woEsirg crshiing ind conducting
hsn owned theAe acquired by the ssid sneboyxsn end
.si.s!ppt Baotd Corpsny bppnrtensn se
ald ne Of rosd IN Substitution Of hoss then owned obsr-
vie. 81 Of which Personal chattes declared b.
and sfpuitenence snd to be ned and sold Herewith
not sepzred ther-iTon aud Is part shsra
--Decsmber -, 1900 SAML y. BENSON Trasa~
BONDS and MORTGAGES.
- 5000 $1,000. sscCc LOAN upon impssved BosAsnA
$1,000 to LoANupon approved Bond Mertsass IN srss
tyn- Apply CHARLES W. ELLIOTT,
No. II Pns-s.- M sx1mS
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Nmueenaeffs.
NBLos GARDEN.

NBL0s GARDEN.
IN tn. SANTA CLAUS FESTIVAL
SvrE Es r Hsp o Az kSsLos faskhSbEN
raBRsp49. Dec. a. fron 2 and continue during The
SANTA CLAUS yin r..sss IA to ..oA child
TA''' Will be '1' pSssoL VINCE VIEWS
ssa loaned for .ss b. ss ;.Sd F 81 soma
.,e,s cc,m.d for tie sr.. tine ia EewYork with and
ely ,. ever presented hi. ely
,nsqra p, SSs1'ss" in 'A Sf eSTssss PUNCH,
seskss6 pSssh FhE sT+TS F sSASSi
DOCTOR QUAcK. MAsTER PUNCH, ~.
sIHSR FsTrsASr TEE ao Ss
CONSTABLE, DIN sc,1 IACA hEToA
PUNCH ard JUDY 70 be performed three tunes during The
~ -' n', SuA AT'" sSrS4. o'll'a
B b, introduced for the time in America which will
sod rich aud legshsSls ens1tAinme, e. the youns FOLK,
iet VIII pipe IN her mouth The Plsyets pay certain sum
ff te privilege Of hyns given number Of Wooden Bie,s ct
Dol o. Toy which sen,s be fashion ODER their
ysS iss TREES sy isSeu with Git. for Children
ADa FRS the sa iy' bs.ss sGS
ups attractions tess Of the hind ever offered "a
Festive offered win hearty rom the puoic'
cod that Che empty Treasury viii be spsni,seS and
as which he hath given wIf Ne repay him sssin"
VIEWS Will commence Al Ooock
Jypv Il H. arNr SALLY will receive from ~ m to Top IA
Rseshnents at all hce In the saloon SANr. OLAvs l
present GIFTS 20 tbs Children. At O'Clock PUNsH AND JV
VIII again delight Che s1dicuoe. A. O'clock DssolviNS
The viii be closed from y 20 6t O'CLOCK At
DoLv'sG Hvs ATS Thy specisi Teques PINCH AND JUDY
sxsis instead Of music.
1Ike for adults admitting all the ncvo end amusing
Enlaaces connected with the Festival ST. Children b cents
Esc ed viii half me entrance ticket 70 present 70 san
Css aprsnt Ros sse ut the principal Book aud ha
Stor,s, Hotels and Niblos
TSe ladies have great pleasure in announcing th1
HOOLEI AND CAhPHELLS MlNSTHELs .
ITs in tie psneTovs volunteered TWO Of tAs
UBil q end elegant ...-e..,,.,
ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS,
BENEFIT Nursery and Cds Hospital, 20 be gyeI
on tie AFTERNOON nnd EVENING Of the above day, tS,u
DeresSes, NIBLOS SALOON. Tickets for these sIFH
e. ceu Entrance from Broadway or tsu LEAD
Ing Nfbos Garden To commcuce al and 1tocock 70
proe OF Festival Punch and Judy, Sc, zee above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
professional Notices.

HR. PHILLIPS,
IL MTiiHER or TIVE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEONS OF ENGLAND
Ls,e E.dies Ufhcer 20 the Wsstninter Eospiisl
London,
Trv,, "Srtnr.s Of tho Utta" III. new pl.n wf,hovt
pr oaa,tio. to Knife. Ao Diseases Women ani Chill
drvn Ney b. cHu'u,ei e lie Offices or by letter.
No 10 West lith-.' st. Dens Hotel RrnadsnT-
heBrs 10 d mouing 70 aud No. % East to
st, aitd.on av from 10 u M Sundays excepted go
n ~ ohCs-
I MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
-. DENTIST Ne. ~ We. 2ssh.t be.uesa Broadway aud
su. az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

~ PASYrhe Coupons due 1t January. 1901 -
R Mortgage Bor4 OK that Company win b paid after thu
day, at The Office OF SCHUCIlARDT & GEBHARD-
dec. "a, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

TIvHE LAST CHANCE.
Il We have prodsious quantity OF the Good euumerset
belse. and determined 10 convert then
INTO CASH.
Everybody viii be satisfied that We are In
s psysin following list ofpces; Until the let OF jana
sy we will eontnue 10 offer the following unequsled
READ! READ! READ!!!
COMPARE THE FIGURES.
White French China Tea Sets IL pieces
White French China Dinner Sets 149 pieces
White French China Dinner Plates the dozen
White French China Breakfast Plates the dozen'.'''' ~
White French China Tea Plates the dozen
White French Chus Covered Dishes- each 20
White French Chus Soup Tureens. each "
White French Chins Tea Cups and Saucers tho do1en.
Gold Band French China Tes Sets ~ pieceS ~
Gold Band French China Dinner Sets l6T pieces. 20 -
Gold end Colored French Chns TEA Sets "A places
Gold Coloed French China Dinner Set loI pieces
Sllvc< Plsied Tea Kettles
Silver lated Tea Sets pieces. W
SilyrrPl Table Spoons the dozen.
Silver lated Tsbe Forks, the do1eo..
Get 0las Goble.s, The dozen. I"
ToGRTHfR WITH
u eesx,H sseoytrnent Of
"'oi BiSoUE sai PARIAN FIGURES,
BRONZE FIGURES BRONZE VASES,
HOLIDAY SEASON. 80
Tbs public u.y r.ss assured that every article aaveee viii
De on sale = -, $500. ,,er
''1 WING WIN" VILE DALEY Co,
no. Gil Broadway.
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WAIL.ACKS TIiEAIHK
-" n S SS s sSSs sss
W" % ''pe'''' To-NloHr Tsu,d.y.
FRIDAY ard SATURDAY,
LOOK " At + f Fiff NAMES.
M s tEII Mr. S sohToS M MI hEYs6b Mr. LS
NJ YogN Mr. PASsLoE Mo- HOLY or: MI, Mary h GAN
NON Mrs SLOAN Mrs; ,EKSo ,,a, MIS- rhi'h' ~"
And win be produced shortly with New Scenery COSTUMES
and Appointments,
The Thrilling and Powerful
Drama OF
PAULINE,
which produced 20 greet sensation on s hst repentsoa
NOTICES NOTICE! NOTICES
CHANGE OF TtMEi
Doors 0pea at Z; ooumeooe o. y So'oes
nOOLEY & CANiPBELLs MINSTRELS,
CROWDED HOUSES Tssho' 'AA'V CROWDED HOUSES
Doors open at 81; to commence 9, e. ckets % cetfa
INSTITUTE of FINE ARTS,
IL No. 625 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY or PAINTINGS.
Also, the
JAMES COLLECTION
OF OLD MASTERS.
Admission % Cents.
A TTRACTIVE EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN
~ and FOREIGN PAINTINGS. STATUARf, WATER
COLORS, Re, including Ives beautiful status,
@ u L d,
now view ct SNEDECORS 769 Broadway Admission FIVE
further particulars advertisement under Auction head
Nov on FREE EXHIBITION. a Shoics cOueo
OIL PAINTINGS,
sawHTLocK's GALLERY cSS c.naist wess Of sro,aw.y
u
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and MAKRLE OIARRY for SUE or

DARN and MARBLE QUARRY for SALE or
Il EXCIIASGE oE CITY PEoPEETl.-For sale or ex
ohae valuable Marble Quarry Scspdsv tie HARLEM
Rotd - miles om the CITY, shoot hoGT - Of land
81 lu cultivation. and rst!y weed, with the Quarry in fl.
~o,kng 0Edeg; tsss. she'd barns stabes
,,e,Inengies tool tad m,clIey and dwelling houses The
ousl,y of the InsThs l. hcs specimens which DO
IL MeuIs Bu-kAd Huttor's puane-,; Moran
Bah, ocks Broadway ard Whtet, and many others
n the city. feg fsstlt sgtcilAys inqvre Of
(s3gl homer MORGAN. Pinea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

CITY, Country, Eastern, ard Western Property
~ for Sale eschsrr-; alo losrs -osed City Prop
.gty CflICKERING Co.. Real Estate Brokers Is Wst.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NOflCR.-At a meeting Of the Bondboldery oC
IN tho NEW-YoRK AND RICHMOND COAL COMPANY.
Eed In this city the 18th inst resolved extend
time in which all the Rondholdes who choose avail them
ycs Ct The benefit OF the purchase Of the property Of said
py under the ssle made by JOHN A. DIN, Trustee tho
tb ns by signing. or becoming parties Ea
san.d said sgr'sner will have opportunity to do
tine before The ln day Of January 1901 h. calling the oce
@! = T. H. Gibson, No 81 WilIast where said sgreemeoG -
deposited BY order. Z. L. DICKINSON,
New orb, Dec 81 1860. Secretary p. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Atnsieal Boxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
W ss.oItmeut Of MUSICAL BOXES playing L. ? J. CSC
10 "a and ~ tunes manufactured By the bss msiets6
SWITZERLAND.
MAndotnss Overtaus EKpe.siyes te Go sooomp.nmsnAs
FLUTE, BILLS. DkUAnB, and CA5TANETs 0ems
BEN Opeta~ popular n~hosn hslodes Negro MeodisS kA
TOY MUSICAL BOxkS, playing |, O. g. and tunsa
FAiLLkAD 4 MARTIN, Inpor,.ss
AsAOsl essss tspstr.t ~, "a Nstes -sa,, Ey1.EeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Boots, Shoes, &e.

I AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
~ yEFKIRS Of No. 81 Broadway would respectfully solicit
The lsdes Of Neior aud nom all pl,s OF the Uuion
and examine his elegant nssoment Of Forrh BOOTS and
eHofS aud Embroidered Toie, and Bridal sLIPPERs Pdoes
Commentaries tn the tunes.
JEEyERs. No. 80 Broadway OPT hetropolitss.
Qf Sn NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS "A
W n .bOs NEW STYLE. ~ 50 DOUBLE SOLE
WATER PROOt sEWEp BOOTS, AT JoSESs, Nos 10
and IL AkH-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

HOLIDAY WEEK
HI THE GREAT PAiNTiNGS!
Crowd Of visitors dsy ana evening attracted % IL ti
Psil.ias- now exhibition ~ the ~
= GALLERY, No. 54S BROADWAY,
f,f s.5f. tine only.
I. B. THOkFS wonderful Painting, tho Falls Of
ri = ~ NIAGARA h3 1T IS"
PAGES lat and FreatFst WORK,
MOSES on MOUNT HOREB.7
R0S9ITFR'S three larse Ja.a'inss,
"MiRIAM,D "NOAU," and JEREMIAH"
Writ oyer seventy other line psiItrgs Also, Ge bee@nI
naEbe slstaes Of 9TH DEfD pEAEL DIVER "TBS
FISHER GIRL" "FJ.ORs." a -
Admission e ceuts, dsy and evening. SUBSCRIBERS 20
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION admitted Flkl-
saSscd;l 100. received AZ he Goo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

- BANK No iss Csns st. corner Of Varicks, open dsyn
som u 10 and 10 SIX per interest aowed-N
cents deposited each dsy for M smoousto ssh IL f
Benk has received In st months from 1l0 depository Sss
l3 81 INSTANCES OF SAvSasA young first deositsa
rs cent and In months his deposits amounted 20 $780, d.
rosit Of Ss3 made by July 20 1873 and By ~
euen, deposits, has this Bank q l N,rnsroa o
Ike the above X. v. HAUGlINOUT, PresS3suf
G. 8. CHAIN. secrrtnry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
fnrs, Robes, &r.

EURS, FURS, FUES-RICH HOLIDAY
Il PRESENTS.ICBS at greatly reduced prices. u r. II.
PHILLIPS. No 20 Grand sWe Offering the entire
OF tic Mink Russian eui Hudson Bay Sable Ston.
Maien Fitch M.teu together with endless variety OF well
seasoned fu % 2J pr below cost Ia order TO efe
cerruuce the stock by the 1t OF January. The proprietor
retiring busnes-. T. e object OF this ssr.
Also variety A.ses Furs IT hat price, N. Pson
fur Nun Emporium. f. II. PHILLIPS. No. 2.y Grandst.
GABLE CLOAKS.-Two beautiful Sable Coaks
- 1t lee then half price lSe5 and sl1s dask genllr
warranted SKINS III. H. LEEDS, No. % Nsssau-st.
vENIIE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY,
II No. 81 BROADWAY,
VII sen their entire stock OF fashionable
LADILS FANCY FUES
Al ErTAIL ct ~ per cent below usual prices
after this day.
Kirk J. klNG, No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

THE THIRTY-SECOND Annual BALL of
IL tbs EEw-YoRK FIRE DEPA ETMENT for the BEN
EFT Of Is WIDOWS and ORPHANS Of DECEASED
YiREbfIs, VIII take place MONDAY LVLNIE0, Jan. 70,
isI Ell tie Acsdsy a Mu TEtts may be procured Of The
Managers. or Of the fSLoylhg essefs HENkY A. hDbiT
TITUS Treasurer. East Rive sa'ilts Bank; JANIS D.
WEEAAk. Secretary, No 10 PesIsst-
LfBBITT HALL-1HE BALL IL Dl'-NO. 50
II West ssd.t near Hro.dvsy.--l .oor sksug floor
skasiog with sHALER'S PATENT fLOoA ~. NlFS
Chsrse Will skses per holr 10 cent? sisns 4ash1 FOR
ons doLsr.
NB.I opeu frolp e. m. TO 2 3
kB-A1l the Dances taught on ssstes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

1900 FisiDg Railroad let mortgage per cent Bouds
300 rsSrIton Coal cod r. r. h msrtgagv per oe1k R<x
Next Regusr Sale MONDAY Dec. o.. Regular Aasssa.
s.iss OF Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY and THURsDxG
or every day required, at 2i O'clock a, the Sch
ION, No 81 Wialns the herchsuts Exchanys H.
str1 qoek. md Bood< bought and sold private
Rr.s.ry BoSd = ALBERT n. NfcOLAf
Aaetioneer and Stock Broker,
No 50 Wiliscns st., roar Wen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

VTGGED HARE and English Plum-Pnddlng
- FOR Dnnr TO-DAYEngish Matton and snee re- Ell 10
MORROW Por sale-Yumouth Bloaters, scotch rinnon
Hsddock English Fibe. Tsres Bacon Ham &c ~ ,se
Wiis,nst Ben Honey on hand. 4. RICHARDSON Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NssCsAsrs AND TaApyEy BANK. No. 80 Bowsryk
Nxw-YoEH Dec "a 1sD. !
AN ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS
n Of this the ensuing end for three To-
r,ors for The rex snsains election WI be- held al the Bs
pg House on WEDNESDAY, Jan. lg6l Pol opeo from ~
3o'ciook. .. oso. W. ioOLh, SsSnef-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

4 NHEMlCAL BANK, New York. Dec. 20, 1861
The Pesidept add pir;.S q his Bank have this day d
Stockholders and after WEDNESDAY the i day Of Jsnsas,
next- By order Of the Board c. q. WILLIAMS, Cahis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

OpyicK or PAEAxs RAnEoAp Co.
T,t,ue BoI1inQs No ~ Wsli st New York Dec ~ 1890
YTyUE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of this Com
psoy have this day declared dividend Of Six PER CENr
DOT Of earnings Of the Road Tor The SIX months endins ia
i ,avnb. their legal representatives
ard ses tbs January 1861 The transfer books Win b-cod
"''" '"' '''s' JOS r. JOY, Secrse~y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10
seauatchie no County, rhe Rights
of the People Trampled under Foot.
NEW YORK. March %

As most Of our readers are doubtless aware,
Judge Lucky has decided that the act of as
semblg creating Seqnaichie county Is uncor-
stitutional, and that therefore, Il cannot per-
form the functions Of county; and thai The
territory of which the proposed ncw county
was composed reverted beck to The COUNTIES
from which they were originally taken.
II is true. that the defendants IN the suit
have appealed to a higher court. but from be
fact that Judge Gardenbire declines 10 hid
Court there next week. and that The lawyrs
generally regard is a. very plain cas- no
doubt l. entertained. but that the oplnio Vt
ths, Court helaw will b; sustained.
Ia this connection, we wish 10 call that
tension OF the people OF this Senatorial Dis
trict to ihc arbitrary manner in which bells
tights we're trsmplvd upon By tbs Demoeasic
majority la the last Stale Seosie. The tAart
has sustained the position assumed b,the
Opposition party in eontending that theseu-
pie had chosen Col. Tibb~, ID represent hem
instead Of Col. MINIS. This Is 40 light nat
ter. aud shsald not be allowed TO 90 neon
deaaned by the people. When partspTo-
cesd deliberately. and sci aside the seFskt Of
the people, impadenee, arrogance and tran
nv has reached It's xehith; and IL ucon-
demned, lhrre Is 10 telling where II wllstop.
OIL Democracy. Demeer ey Of how iany
crimes art thaa capable i--and whea ~ the
people realize the manner Ia whieh ihsl iie-
ertics are beiag andernsladed - Asisaeess
GezsfzE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10
Parton,s Life of General jackson.

We have received from the Publishers,
Messrs MASON BRoTHsEs, of New York, the
second volume OF Mr.. PARroS's Life of Gen.
JACKSON. The first volume was received
with general approval on lis appearance,
and though We have not given the
second critical perusal. it appears to
have been written with the same cautious
regard to truth aud impartiality that char
acterized the first. 1t embraces a most in
teresting and important period, that from
1914 to 1928. and will doubtless prove of
great interest TO its many readers in this
sectirn- Perhaps the day has not yet ar
rived for any biography which could be
written of Gen. JACKSON, to prove satisfactory
ia ALL in all respects. His unusual strength
of will and decision Of character precipi-
tated him into many collisions Of a no lees
personal than public character. the memory
of which still fingers with great numbers OF
the living-and it cannot be reasonably ex-
pected that a biography that shall detail these
will meet the approval OF every body. HOwev-
er this may be, We feel assured that Mr.. Pan
ros has brought TO bis task, sincere aud
scrupulous regard for the truth Of history !;
and can confidently say that bis work is the
most elaborate that has ever been attempted
of it, subject. IL is valuable addition 10
the political and biographical history of The
country, aud deserves Is it will receive =
wide circulation and reading.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10
Mexican mustang Imminent.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure ihe success
Salt Rheun, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Galds,
Sprans, Pole Evil, and SweIlngs upon Horses, has
no equal No person win be 'without it who has
once tested its value. Sand with reference TO the
general estimation of the Mustang Liniment, can
ch ee riuiiy say that article ever performed so
many cures in neighborhood this. L w.
SIXTH, Bridgefeld, Conn " s. IEucH, Esq Hyde
Park, VT, writes, athat the horse considered
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use of the Mustang Lnmept have sold him for
sl50- Your Liniment is doing Wonders up here.''
Such testimony is reaching every day The half
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limitations. The genuine Mustang is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world
BARNES & PARE,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-10

The Washington correspondent Of The Gin
ciunaii Enquirer in his letter OF the 9Th. SAVE:
Mr.. Dimmiek, one of the three Democratic
REPRESENTATIVES in Congress, from Pennsyi-
yania, has defined bis position, and Is out IN
the Stales Il this evening ia tavor oi Nr.
Douglas. Mr. pmmick Was in the last Goa
gress, and voted for the Leeompton Blu He
concludes letter as follows:
avery prison coneedes that Mr. Douglas
has personal aud peculiar strength, aitheagh
he has not teen sesiBg directly with as,
while At the sane time bis long aud consist
ent Democratic services would insure The
warm and energetic support of our Whole
party. His recognized great abilities, his
bold and manly bearing. bis defiance 10 TIE
combined assaults Of JEALOUS foes, his con-
sisssaey amid trial and persecution have Non
for him place Ia the popular heart which
cannot be ersdIcsted. His nomination would
probably be equivalent 10 "a election The
denominations Of any other wculd. 10 say Tie
least, leave the contest exceedingly prooleiEl-
egical.
s.Hsnce ] favor the nomination OF Mr..
Douglas, aud iafiasneed BY the sane course
Of usasoaing, many ii ny colleagues ffoEn
ihs SoeshsFa States are jesuing IN the move
lasat ski<h promises 20 carry him s1iatn-