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Two.sToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON PoEY-
49, BY j.. B. WALTON,
CATURDAY April 81 1850 ut IL o'clock
. NJ nj lie III, Charles Exchange viii he sold >~>-


SATURDAY, April II, 1860, Mt IL o'clock
~ NJ, at st. Charles Exchange, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
thereon the District Of this city the
Square bounded by Posyfa Annuncaio Deord and Fon
cher streets, designated BY the No 81 plan drawn by g. A.
Hedn engineer 18th Of March, 1882 and deposited in the
saice Of Cenas late notary public in this city measuring
y feet inches front street p feet 10 inches and
lines In width In The fronting alley wide dvid
ing said Square md opening Annuneaton and fouche
ia feet inches in depth the side towards Annuncia
ton street and ia feet inches and lines depth the side
towards ncher street.
buildings Improvement lot consist Of
story brick dwelling, ateroofed having below
and four above, and gallery in front stairs
Kitchen ateroofed and gallery In 'front.' having three apart
frame stable, wostory sateroofed upper story
rooms yard bricked large coacate leading from
the street 70 the stables cisern in the yard. eic.
"a. TERMSOne third cash-htlance in and years
credit in the Of the purchaser, his order bear
ing cent. interest from day Of sale
trty and per thereafter If pnnctuaIy paid with
special mortgage the property Gold until final
The buildings insured the satisfaction of the
by the purchaser and the policy transferred the
Acts Of sale before W H. Peters, Notary Public the
pense III the purchaser. all
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~ y - MISUNDERSTANDING 20 Camp Street.
SATURDAY. I7 EL April q. 1850, nj - o'eIocl

AucuosgER-Ofhce 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April II, IS6O. MT IL o'clock
- NJ at the st. Cssres Exchange will be sold auction
THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE situated In The
bounded by Claiborne Canal Debigny and Gasquet
streets.
The ground contains four lots lots each measuring
% feet inches front Claiborne BY depth between
parallel lines Of III feet inches The other lots adon the
aforesaid the line with the front Derbgny
street by the same depth between parallel lines.
The dwelling contains eigh. rooms all fronting Claiborne
street galleries above and below and IN tile gallery
closed. ,laga
Tine house Is furnished throughout with gas.
The improvements in The consist Of breakfast
Kitchen complete washing and ironing rooms bath two
large cisterns, etc. 4#8 5$ fgFg III
The grounds beautifully laid out front and and
planted with the choicest flowers and other plants of the rarest
kinds together with the finest fruit Of the choicest vare
ties, atnongst which orange, figs and peaches
This property leased until the lt Of November 1880 at the
rate Of 800 per month.
HS-TERMs-The purchaser two norgaged notes
due the M October 1860 and the othe- m October 1861
each for s2e bearing interest ct the rate Of cent
mum from date maturity ind cent thereafter, IL net
Punetualiy pait-s19 cazh balance in one and two year.
credit in the notes Of the purchasers TO his order bearing
interest q the rate Of cent per snn from y Of sale
special mor.eags the property sold untiE final payment
The buildings be insured to the satisfaction of the vendor
by the purchaser and the policy transferred to the vendor
Act Of sale before ----, Notary Public at the expens
Of the purchaser. all
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FoRsHEE s. HOWARD. .

/ y{$1S3 AT their Old Stand, sxLFg3
| VII Nos. an1s 81 Msrys Market, sX-~Ux
friends and he public that they continue
nm ,he CHOICEST NERVES that the Western country flu
nlsl: they furnish the best VEAL MUTTON and
PORK that this market
p-snpplies for anything from small family
hotel steamship and rates liberal Remember
the Stalls Nos and s. at The head Of St. MaF,s Market
Tehouptoulas street. AZ In
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. WITH CuLTI-
waited grounds Jefferson City the Carroon Railroad,
Bouligny station, al ancton.
BY J. B. WALTON,



- the St Charles Exchange will be sold At auction
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the City Of Jefferson in the
square bounded by Nayae Apollo PLANK Road Vaence and
Cadiz being square No. 81 vii ans planl de-
sgnated by the Nos to inclusive plan Drawn by g. A.
Hen dated I'D January 1851 and deposited in the Office of T.
o. Stark notary public and measuring each 30 feet front
Nayades street. by depth of lis feet between parallel lines
o No forming The Nayades and Valence streets
these lots consist OF modern built One
Story Cottage House. with roof containing two parlors
5 by u feet bed ooms breakfast and Kitchen and
back buildings containing servants rooms wash room
ROOM ETC. stables and feed cerns capable of
containing from 400 TO 5000 gallons under OF the cserns
elevated brick base is wine cellar There is good
well near the stables, with pump, ETC.. complete
These lots well feDced and filed and the grounds are
handsomely improved there being flower garden containing
valuable plants and fruit trees
This properly of the most desirable neigborhood in
residence of Samuel Peters ESQ., and other most elegant out
of-town residences in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
RTERMs-o third cash the purchaser to three
$3.50 EACH bearing interest the rate OF cent
from date TO maturity ard per cent thereafter not
puneay paid and payable respectively on the LIST of May
1861 1852 and 1853 and the balance At Que year. in the note Of
per from day Of saie e maturity and per
property sold until final payMet The buildings to be in
the satisfaction Of the vendor by the purchaser and
the policy transferred the vendor until final payment
Act OF sale before O. de Amas, Notary Public at the ex
nense Of tie nurchaser alt
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able Property in the best Locations in The Fourth District
very superior Modern Dwelling House and Quarter of Square
Of Ground, corner of Prytania and Third streets
Quarter Square, of Pryana and Fonrth streets
Square Ground bounded by ST. Charles Qate Nayade)
Apollo, Pleasant and Harmony Streets
nv r WALTON
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i. r. Walton.
A DESIRABLE Bu1LDING LOT ON JOHNSON sTRgEI
nj auction
By y. b. WALTON.

A DESIRABLE beli'UIsG JDflSStS STREET
NJ anction.
BIZ y. B. WALTON,
ArcrlosEER--oice, 40 Camp street.
CATURDAY, April 81, 1850, at I2 o'clock NJ,
y at the ST. Charles Exchange, will sold public
ONE LOT or GROUND in the First District of ihis city
in The square bounded " Jeho Pea Peddo and Poydras
front John street By depth Of Isl feet inches
KS-TERM50ne third cash balance ii IL and ID months
In HE notes Of the Purchaser Ills osh order bearing inter
est at the rate Of per from day
maturity and per cent thereafter II punctnaily paid
Act " sale before Lony Notary Public the expense
Of the pnrctaser aI9
DESIRABLE SQUARE OF CIR tUsp IN THE FIRST DIS
trict 1T auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
. AucTIoEEER-oiiee, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY. the 2lst April, 1860, at Ia
" O'clock NJ ~ ihs ~ Charles Hotel Exchange, auction
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS or GROUND IN tbe frs, District
of this city being the bodct by Miro Galvez Palmyra
and Gas9s streets DESIGNATED BY the Nos rs inclusive
measure each Y feet front Galyez street by depth 8
lots Nos p and Is measure each % feet front on Gaves
street, BY depth Of 100 fee. inches ana 4 lines
Lois NOE ~ anu Y neasuie each Is feet INCHES and lines
front Galyez street, By depth Of I'D eei inches and
lines. -
Lots Nos to inclusive lots Nos ID to IT. inclusive,
streets, hy depth of lOs feet
To- nj Y q q irregular form measuring II feet inch and
feet in depth The line Of lot l. and i6 feet 10 inches
| lines on the other side
1 by depth Of 40 feet inches and lines
Lots Nos ~ and II measure each inches and Hines
S third cash: basee a, one and two years
credit IN the notes Of the purchasers order
sale maturity and per cent thereafter if not pnnciaay
paid with special mortgage on the property sod until final
Acts Of sale before Jos Lbony Notary Public at the
1 pense Of the purchasers all
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NHcCEHRTsN & LANDRY,s AUCTION MART


The undersigned having the ssamodions and central
Masonic Hall have lifted and established Auctnn Mari
for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and
The Of the location for the display OF pre-
perry aDd purchasers need
s AIE DAY
Reni Estate. Slaves and ard Satur
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays. s51
Out door sales a,tanded al times
EMERGENCY and dispatch may relied all matters placed
charge.
n23 N Sfl6z5 McCEHRFN n fsANIlRY.5#
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]. II. WALTON.

VERY DRsIRABLE RESIDENCE. WITH EXTENSIVE
srouads situated on Claiborne street. in the First District,
n an excellent neghorhood and convenient to good
kets and the business portion Of the city.
A :
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TUE OLDEST CANDY MANUFAGroRY
Il IN AMERICA.
III EsTABLIsHED IN 1906.
Ridley & Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS.
~ @ tClpposite the Hndson River Railroad pepet1
I.hxra rIhI

CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS.
~ touposite the Hudson River Railroad pepot1
NEW YORK.
CANDY. SUGAR PLUMs, LozENGEs, ETC., ETC..
their varieties made exclusively from treble refined
Sugar without sdHiteFaon admxtuF deeeriaas se
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested cell
and stock, and them with those offered
elsewhere.
rs Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up
to order, at prices ranging from 50 upwards.
Candies, packed in boxes 81 Is 90 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped order
ssr Orders by ma promptly executed
H9- Terms cash. tyl5ly
n IVERPOOL. CAMEL COAI.-s0O tuns Of best
IL quality hand picked Camel Coal board ship PeEerin
fell 4 .ioNEs CO. 81 irasisl street street.
nEACB RRANDy-Af few barrels ola pure Aeco-
mack Peach Brandy in and for sale ~
fall 81 JONES & Co.. 81 Gravief street
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AMUsEMENTS.
summer season.

Summer Season.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 10 1850.
r E as ss s s ss ssss' E as e
escn sss Mfs John wood; Poofeepsf Mis- susan DENIM
n 4 B.s:ss VT. Ala f Ssa s
m s sassa fcs i Ts sfcE
YERsJaliet snooks. Miss susan Denim Tactic Mr. Letting
we'll; Victim W. a. Chapman.
ssDss,s halfga O'Clock. Performance 10 com.
ohce for securing Private Boxes and Chain
aie = N-''i W. B. cHrpPENBaLg, Treasurer
SPALDING q ROGERS
AMPHIT AND MUSEUM,
St. Charles st., colnmercisi Place.
THURSDAY NIGHT, April 10,
Second appearance twenty years e having embarked fer
England from t port april l6, isJof the GREAT MT
MIR. sam Coyyen,
onssedy the artiae and grnlenanT vocalist
, s Sge hsyng won gdyag fang p The chief esiss q TOE
tou in the principal cities Of the New appear his eee-
JAMES HICKS eminent saneertiaa soaiss aud pianist
and MRS JAMES HICKS, the accomplished scoieh Ballad
NrCHANGE OF HoUR-Doors open a. O'clock Par
forulance 10 commence al o'clock.
ss-AdTission q cents coiorsd Gallery p csns Chi
snces only.
Museum and Grand Aquarfa,
Or Ocean spa River Gardens with IoSoep other carose
So Admisson-25 Cents. ale
CT. CHARLES TfIEATER.-sT. CHARLES N
Mr.. DE Lesses and Manager
THE RENOWNED
| French Operetta Company,
| VIII appear. under the Direction Of MONS C. SAGE.
| THURSDAY NIGHT. April 49, 1850
First night OF the opereta, JEAN LIE sOT--Marie Ms
Darcy: LIE Rhum de Cerveas Mons Gantier DANCE
Signorita Maria CANARD-Mons Gantier.
! To conclude with LA tHATTE METAAf0RPIf0sE-M 'It
Darcy Minete; Marianne, Mile Anger Guido, Mons Du-
| bois; Dig Zig, Mons. Gautier.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle Parquette, Il
Second Circle, Gallery, IS cents Quad
room Boxes, each IS cent? Private Boxes, each g.
a19 p. GLEASON. Treasurer.
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POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION OF SEVEN LOTS
of Ground in the Of Brashear parish Of ST. Mary,
square the Railroad and two squares from the 81 mile
'''''''' BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-oHce, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, April 20, 1860, at II s o'eloels Nj.
of Brashea parish Of ST. Mary square No. Is bounded by
Federal Third Duke and Everett streets designated BY
the II Inclusive measuring each 80 feet front On Fede
Ii M omns the corner Of Federal avenue aud Everett
streets IA forms the of Federal avenue and
p sssslTERNsoneha half cash, oneha at twelve MONTHS
in tile notes Of purchaser his order bearing
Der cent interest per from dag Of sale maturity and
5cs Of safe before - Notary Public, the ex.
penee of the purchasers VIZ -
MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ,ELE-
Chestnut St Andrew, Paauemines and Josephine Streets
divided into quarters OF square,
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auc,ioneer-oiice 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD at private sale, ON applI-
cation 70 the Auction , e. .ad mos, eih
of ground bounded ny Chestnut ST. Andrew Paquemne and
Josephine Streets divided and to be sold III entes measuring
70 o,Y9aRrER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
ST. Andrew streets 9 feet inches and lines front OIL Chest
d a sRTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
oanhne Streets 9 inches and lines front Chestnut
street ny Us feef and lines in depth and front 10
se kRTER FORMING THE CORNER of Plnquennes and
Josephine streets s feet inches and lines ro't or Plaque
street by Us feet inches ana lines on Josephine
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of raqnenl'nss and
ST. andrew streets 73 feet inches and lines frent en- Plaque
mines street By 27 II inches on St. Andrew street.
This square formerly n y ees'e M % burnside
well filled and fenced and oilers 10 pa:iies seeking sites for
elegant residences rare opportunity 10 procure tht
II is within Two squares the Magazine street aatke
one squire ii The pania fine OF omnoses aud the route Of
the horse car railroad now under CONTRACT. -
n-For price and erIns anply to the AHeooneer. alo
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GALE OF LOTS IN A NEW CITY.
A CHANCE TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE At FER
GusoNs POINT THE EASTERN TERMINUS
OF TuE NJ O. ER R. RAILROAD

On MONDAY, April I6 1860 will be sold public snction
without reserve about one owned by the
Mississippi, Ouachta and Red River Railroad Company, at Fer
guons Point Mississippi river, being the Eastern ter
said road plan of the embryo city be seen by call
isg Capt W nayson Chief Engineer Of The road at the
paid cash. the day Of sale and the remainder on The
1861 for hearing cent interest
Six miles OF the Road win be completed by the day
sale, and the running the Bayou Macon
chance for the estment Of capital never pre-
ed the Of the rapid completion Of the Road
through bottom such leave doubt that will he
aetna operation. city will spring in few years
viii rva Memphis in and Importance aud lots
which sell hundred dollars the day oil sale will in
that time be worth many thousands.
JAS. THoS. ELLIOTT
President N. o. Il X. r. RGiltoad.
R-AI who hold certificates of paid Stock viii be enti-
lied TO free the the day Of sale, and they
are respectfully invited avail themselves of this invitation TO
nfesspf mI7
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WANTED---WANTE

w stands Cutting Fitting md making Dresses to go 70
country pleasant homo and good salary offered So
AZ this office ~ m2a If
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VERY DESIRABLE TW0-sToRY RES DENeE IN THE
Fourth District Nayades street. in excellent neigh
borh0od, convenient to two lines of omnibusses
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
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IN and Toulouse streets.
THURSDAY NIGHT. April 10. 1850.
BENEFIT OF NIB, MEI.iiHIsEDEc-will he performed
CHARLES pI-Grand opera in ac.s, by Hsievy
KBox open every day, go'clnck a. M, 10 SIX
p NJ and o'clock r NJ the days Of perform
Performance commences at O'Clock. ala
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POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDAFIoN OF SEVEN LOTS
of Ground the of Bashear, parish Mary,
square from Railroad and two squares from the 81 mile
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C. R. sP4LDING Manager.
Parodi Grand Italian Opera Company,
FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY
FORTY EMINENT ARTISTS in their brilliant combination,
the distinguished troupe in the South;
compahed by Chorus and Orchestra with magnificent Cos
tunes and every adjunct give due effect the
feet representation of GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
Stars OF the Company:
sigrora CAROLINA ALAMO,
Sgnora TERESA PARODT, u.s.
Miss HATTIE BROWN,
signor G. sBRIGILA.
Sgnor F. GNoNE
Signor NIC0LI BARILI,
#~ signor ANGELO TORRIANI,
Signor ReNZoNI.
engagements OF the Parod Italian Opera Troupe else
where preclude continuance beyond the nights
nounced, the following Operas will be produced:
MONDAY, April .FsRNANl-
TUESDAY, ipril A+...-.. LA TRANIATA-
WEDNESDAY. April % NORMA
THURSDAY. April 2i,.........L LUCIA DI LAMMERMo0R.
FRIDAY April La soNNAMbt La
SATURDAY, April 3d., ......... IL TRoNAToRE.
SUNDAY, April DON GIOVANNI
r-The Box.ofcc will be open ut 10 A. N. day,
mencng FRIDAY April ~ for securing places for either of
the above nights. WA s
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RnIORY HALL..,......., .AsMORY HALL.
LAST WEEK, commencing MONDAY, April l6, 1880.
DIR. eale's Wonderful Panopticon IN,
Or Life Moving Mechanical Exhibition of the
WAR IN INDIA AND TIE sEP0Y REBELLION.
The thrilling of all modern Miracles embracing an as
tonshng combination Of Eighty Thousand Moving and Acting
Cavalry Gamels, and other Animals.
Every night o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday at IL
IL. Doors open hour previous.
aid Al d. @, IARUE AGENT
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MOST DEsIRA ABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE-
giant private residences in the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut ST Andrew, Paqnemines aud Josephine streets,
divided into quarters Of square.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
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CPALDING Il ROGERS
y AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIS.

hENlSpf AILsS---H ElHlJS ALos
d NfaVAL-E.- C. BENEpIcT 4 CO., have removed
IN pfise No. 7elet street. alT I'm
ID EMOyaL-WM. ToWELI,, HOUSE AND SIGN
h PAINTER removed from lto Magazne street 10 III
NIL A STR EEfp near t,aun alb 6tS
~ ED. rIEcNSNYAN. STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
VI Fourth District has removed his Office from Rousseau
6a between Josep and Adele Streets
rnlG
ID EMgVAI4.......,...... REMOVAL.
DRS. CLARK i FRIEnRIGiS, dentists,
Have removed from i2i to lao CANAL STREET, one dnot
from Crescent City Bank. iall II
ID ENTuVAL-P. R. FELL Il MARSH have removed, teI
IL correctly No. rs street, stairs m3i 81
CHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoGA-
u TI0N.
hrs. CLARK 4 FRIEDRICHS
Dentists.
No l24 formerly 12l3zl CANAL STREET
JasH Union Rs ak Building.
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rsA FOR SALE OR RENT-A HANDSOME
@ Magazine street. near Louisiana Avenue. two
aa.;i quares Ninth street Market The house
tens ID ooms flushed in style beauty comfort
The ground contains handsomely oraented with
shrubery and dem with suitable outhndings, such sta
Bile, carrage chicken and pigeon house, etc
will sell rent the above property TO good tenant FOR
particulars inquire my olce Is Exchange Place.
posi- the Post. Office.
T.. III. 0III.ARn
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HR-Crysfsai Count Division, No. a, s. OF IT,,
meets every THU RSDAY EVENING in the Hall of the Y y.
O. A. Ne 81 Camp street Officers for the present aeni-J
George W. p L. r. Kendrick, W. A: G. F. Allison x. 8
Jos; Hufty 4; r. 81 Ed Booth e. Thos ksanc Joseph
Bleakiey, o. 81 james Govan Chap. Robert Beakey P
W. r. Visiting ConritteeJ b. George l.. +. Kendrieg,
O. T. Allison Edward Booth, William McPeake A. Anderson.
witt vii " Nee- oHAs r. ALLISON. R. S.
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FOR RENT---FOR RENT. !

no RENT-UNTIL lst SEPTEMBER NEXT, IN TIL
Southern Press room for the storage Of shont 500 hog
heads Tobacco Wagons and teams be obtained f
hauling the same If required Terms moderate Apply ii
premises. - -
al6 I'm EMILE GASCHET, DEI1SiE Il co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-30
From the Madison Pioneer.
Consistency.

As all our readers know, we have hither- to declined taking any part between the Johnsonian and Hindman factions of our party in this State. Our reason has been because we were stangers to the State and to the parties and merits of the quarrel, be- cause the leaders or heads of the factions were all recognized as democrats, and were men who had been entrusted by the party with place and power. Thus indorsed, we did not see how we could denounce either without injuryAto the party and violation of principles. But crisis has arrived, at which we conceive it to be absolutely ne- cessary for every man, and particularly every journalists, to make stand, and let every one know his position.
 As is known to every one in this neigh borhood we personally opposed the nomina- tion of Col. R. H. Johnson for Governor. and were rather in favor of Col. T. C.. Hindman receiving a re-nomination.
 But since then, both of these gentlemen have received the nomination of their re- spective conventions, and yet, see how diff ferently they act Mr. Johnson sustains the action of the Dover convention and ex- presses and shows his willingness to support Col. Hindman Hindman while accepting the nomination of one convention, denoun- ces and refuses to abide by that of the other, and brings ont and supports an indepen- dent candidate against the nominee. Now, who is the disorganizer? We think that it is plainly Col T. c. Hindman
 We are believers in conventions, and shall support Col: Johnson as the nominee of the State convention, but we believe that trusted nominee of one convention who refuses to abide by the action of another and assists to disorganize the party, forieits his claim as nominee upon the party and effectually releases it's members from their obligation to support him.
 Believing this, we warn Col. Hindman that unless he changes his tactics, if Col. Wilson comes out against him, he will re- ceive the support of thousands of the con- vention men of the party, who would have otherwise supported the nominee,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-30
MORNING, JUNE 30, 1860.
cLARKsv1LLE FEMALE ACADEMY,

THIS Institution is located in Clarks- l vile, Tenn, sixty miles below Nashville, a point accessible by river or railroads from every quarter, and is as healthy any point in the State As boarding school proper it is but two years old, and for its age, is the largest in the State. The buildings are the largest and most splendid of their kind in the South-capabie of holding 400 board- CTS, and in point of elegance and comfort are fur nished in the very best style. Dr. Hamilton, our president, has lately sold interest in the school to Rev. J. s. Malone, who for several years past has been engaged in the Nashville Female Acade- my with Rev. c. D. Elliott. Dr. Hamilton will supervise the literary, and Mir. Malone, the board ing house and financial departments. The faculty is one of the best and ablest in our country. The prices are from 25 to 50 per cent less than other schools of equal grade and style, because we are content to barely meet expenses until ours can be fully brought before the public and appreciated as school of the very first class. We are prepared for vacation boarders in any number; we are also prepared for 20 or D parlor boarders. Next ses- sion bt gins Sept. 3d. 1860. For prices, circulars, or any other information, address Rev. A. l.. Ham, lton, D. D., at Clarksville, Tenn
 B. w. McCRAE,
 Sec'y of Board of Trustees.