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, 1860-10-04
The Homeopathic Fair.


"e arc eonnoen' o' oo'uR inc pue!1e sef'
''ee ~ e'A'ne as@ea''ea =. 'ae 'p's1u'1 1.'e
'aia1sn' "" opeu ~ '.e'opo..'aa a~A. n'e''
oAo 'u'1'. ~ 'Doo A.' N.A''e ~ ..o
eesAos 'H1oe, uu' ~ tASu. D1"4pa',
8s&no irom -. -. n'sens s'3ou "os" eooo,'n'
o'oet o. .,a',s.' D.''s 70 3, from 'a' es'aus''
@eot o. w. w. n""oal' u 'nls e'y' as wen 10
aoe 'ne 'Hsee SEWING 0Seo'nes' uoo 'ne o''el
aea 'ss'1'o ''o.a '"e - 1aeo'1seSofs u t'eeu q
oa'''n - ms 1s, Aa' a'e so'nk w "A0
Nv ~4.. 49,. N,s n..- Nee p':z :a au.u' 90
s1'o -D4 Ae A :" op1a ~ 'A1N
e'eA''e :. ~ ~ " =, - ~. ~ "ee~
In eycrv respect the Fair ia prorine sp}eu.
did success. The Hall never looked 10 we'll in
our recollection. The articles On exhibition
are truIy beautiful. and there IL m endl.ss
variety Of Them. The hit dinners. lunch and
t,a are in every vav s.t;.c,rto,v and .bo,,d
be literally pstrouized. both for the aake of
sccar;.r . rocd dinaer and to nd pood caure
The F.i- remains omen day and eyerinp dur.
ing tbs remainder OF the week. It is in aid of
tbs establishment of q Honnopathis Disren.
-
IuE i1'uERrfT1LtK WIDE AwAKEs-TEe Vide
Awake Company from Libertyville, Luke corn-
ty, which b're away the prize banner, is cam'
posed entirely Of farmers snd mechanics, all ro-
sldents Of the town, and commanded By an en-
ergetic Republican, hr. r. Il. French. Among
the privatea il thu comnauy WAS James Hutch.
'nson, = veteran oi Heariy SO yeaEs. The ccua-
- 81. n
VITA of +ha town :, 1s,a ,ro. "a Th;a a.r
Tan, Franc1, ,x,,,;.s, I'm pan,,h1;,,, -o.a..
A04 .' .a'uo'']eS "s ~ say 1na' any othef
'o"A - 'ae "of'nmess ooes oe''eF an 'ne ire
etuen''S' e'ee'lon' II sna'' nase Inc oaanet.
Paor. M1rcuE11's Lrc1uars posrpoyyn-A
teegra5h was received yes:erday from Dr..
Ormshy. s,ut;u0 that Prof Mitchell was ron.
fiued to lis room by seyere illness. and coo6e-
, 1860-10-04

81 Keep tie teeth white. the mouth clean
aud the breath sweet, By using Dr.. Allport's
Tooth Powder. It is the best dsntfidce 10 use.
Sold by Sargent, Apothecary, carner Randolph
and Et Ia atreet4
, 1860-10-04

on Lake street, and persons passing seldom re-.
aist the temptation to walk in. Genuine ar,i.
cl.s Of JewelrJ and Silver Ware are offered Ut
such lou price, that they rarely leave empty
handed. oc2 *
, 1860-10-04

LOCAL MATTERS.

u Go to John jones, lla Dearoora stree:
and get your elothee cleaned and rera;rcd,
They will be we'll done snd st prices to suit the
timeA.
, 1860-10-04
THE CITY.

Auction Salc8 this Morning
AtFH ncack ef II"us4lnld Furniture Ts,r.t.. Stoves
Tcdsela &C., \. NJ. Lsks street, G!eer, i Sampson
AuCtlo1Gs1s.
, 1860-10-04

Tue MonRls W1pE AwAkEs-By some ioad-
reFtency the Wide Awakes Of Morris got omit.
ted from our list Of companies in the procession,
The Morris Wide Awakes turned out fifty
strong, with u Zip top band, and elegant trans
parencies. Not to have been handsomely men-
toned in our account falls lar below the justice
due them.
, 1860-10-04

GRAM GALA WEEK. LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS
FoREyER--The Peak Fam ly Swiss Bell Ring.
ers at kingshrry Hall, October ed, Sd, 4th. 5.h,
and Glib. Also On Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons. Tickets, e5cents; children, Is cents,
Doors open at It O'Clock, to commence at s
n'clOck. n~aAt%
, 1860-10-04
Nem advertisements,

II {. II. scRfVESt ideertinnq Age.1 6 Da1rbrnx.
Il antor:ei o.reetjee Advertisements for Al uni m s
Ln1ling Pdi-ers Of Ms NorsA'resk ja1-h8s+y
, 1860-10-04
GIlantt1.

NTAN'TED TO RENT.-A House
w s41tltl. for d-.t c'a,s Bowling H:u-e, b~twc.n
Lake apl J4ekaca and ea.t OF CAfk stste.+ Ahtrs.,
". ). A.. Chicago r.. u. or3xat
, 1860-10-04
ILLINOIS.

4 correspondent in Morgan cauuiy, upon
whose ve:ac,sy VIC rlsce the utmost reliance,
iaftrms us that Mr. !. L. D. Morrison, whcse
name figures Al the head o. the Douglas el1ct-
oral ticket iu this Stale, remarked a few dsys
since 10 person in thai county who has hith-
e:io been Jealous Democrat, but, has since
experienced change Of leart-tl'at the fight
iu Illinois was now narrowed down TO eight
central couutics-tbat the Stale was pretty
certainly gone t. Lincoln, but TINT suitable
exerlio1s in the eight counttes aforesaid would
still save the Legislature, aud in sone degree
keep the party trom irrepressible dissolution.
The eight counties we're Lot NAMED, bu. We
t1ke them to ba Md ,aou ii, Faltoa, Tazewe:l,
Mason, Cass, NeLard, Saugamou and Morgau-
all Of tlicsu Democratic two years age. This
ssate Of facts corresponds 80 nearly with ..ur
own information tint We have M doubt ar.
Morris.n did unbGsom himsef Of tie sad
recital Aforesaid il ia certain also that Mr..
Douglas has been urged repeatedly, and in The
most pressing rsrms, 10 come home acd sare
hs o~u Stale, Possible, from falling into Lee
lands Of the enemy. -
There a1o nov thirty days remaining for
wcrk before the great result is determit cd.
1ft!le bnt,le is csrrled on with The game vigor
and carnestuess during TIE coming month sist
Aavo been displayed during the past ii 1~c
tnoatls, the State OF Illinois vii! give Alta-
ham Lincoln FIFTEEN T!lorsASn MAJORITY.
Mark that figure! Mr. Douglas may come, "r
he may stay AWAY lie may charter his spo
cl.l train, hire lis caanon, lsy in }lls s:ock Of
groceries, aud sp-ak at every water tank aid
wood pile he can reach in the Ssa:e-it will
make no difference. The vote Of Illinois
go.s To Abraham Lincoln
Wea.re WITH Mr. Morrison That the real
contest lies in few ce:tral counties. 1t IS
no longer battle for t electoral vote; it is
STRIFE for tue Legislature And if the Octo-
ter elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and 1ndi-
ana shs1l b. favorable to the Republican
cause, it will be Ao longer oven Il strife tnr
lie Legislature 4 stampede will follow,
which will bury oil pro-slavery politicians in
Illinois w:.ere the hatd cf resurrection viii
never fad them.
, 1860-10-04

MORTGAGES SALE.-}Vhere-
1s1 As Jacob Hu .el and Mary h. Ruxci1. bis wife.
both Of Clts fChlcago and Sats OF II In III, did
cute and cee to tne ther certar u1t.ture
mortktK', brasng t.te the second i3y Of July A. D.
u seedrt the pJm.nt Ct eeItlin ro4 ,ssoy note
OF even dNe herewith. gveu the .aid Jaeob KnsH<L
fur the sum OF Fourteen Thsu.and Entla.a t4li
payabe nve years after the cAtt thereof the B4nt
thereon *h.ch ,houd he A,h rate p:r cent pei
ton :emiaroras. 10 vt: IN. second Of Jauus,y
Ard July each IN evefy year. which sad mortgage Is
corded Ii TIE Recost 1 on Cook county, ST. Of II
!nois In booE Is Of gaEee. At page 60 and
defAni nas been sde IN the payment Of 1nsta
iaere&t du the secfnd day Il jatuay. leE0 Aso In
The payment or 1e ustamett Interest due the second
day Of July. 10 0. and both 1e1ain uupaid,
Now. thesefose. puuic notice s hereby given tbs. J,
JAuea G. Ae1n Trusste and MorGs&se atcresa d. Of
The city OF Boscn and State OF A.cordln<
the er1as mortgage. co hefrby declare The prnc
f.ut PAYNE nt Of sud that sha In pursuance
and By vlr ard authory BY Md
Mo1& Ind for tie he'ein expressed
TnutsdaT. tbs tnutertt eay OF DectmotE a. D. 1s
II eleven ocock In te icrs Of At the north
the Coult o-s- In The city Of Cheaao, tel It
public auetou to The hhet BIDDER for tho Ireme1
sad 4 orig s&e de.c.lo*d {, to w.t.
ihA ple.e r parcel Of aa1d known described ~ lot
four a T. boek seseustn " thn fractional sec1!on
afeea A1d i'm to lie city Of Chicago, be eighty teet
II 1T Ahxsn ateute All one hu sad eighty feat
cord in Cook county heest1y, With the dvelnk sou1e
ind othes npEoyt1ne.t. ths eon."
JAMES .. AkhhlLL. Trultee, Mortgage.
!. II. fklKEx. Attorney. dIrAh
, 1860-10-04

sEAAxS's BksEroLESr Soc1Err.-This Society
meets this (Thursday) evening q: their new and
commodors rooms, south end Of Lind Block,
east end Of Randolph street. bridge. All Sailors
who hare not yet united with the Society are
especially invited to attend.
, 1860-10-04

Rew fork, S<pt. a9l, 1s60.
JosxrH BuRSE1T, Esq,-Dea- Sir: For some
tims past, hare been using your Cocoaue,
and consider it far preferable to ANYTHING /
hare ever used for the hair.
perfectly At liberty to use it.
Respectfully yours.
Octo.1m.WFkS FRArxTvs,,.
, 1860-10-04

patriotic course oi the eminent statesman IA
whose honor it vas called forth, ought -
prove a yaluab|e. lesson to some half doz-n
disappointed Republicans Of this city who
hare failed to obtain tic nomination Of their
party for certain county etlices. Weallkrow
how stroug Mr. Seward was before the Chica-
70 Conventioc-how confident were the ex-
pec!a:ions Of llis friends that he would re-
ceiye tina nomiuation-h2w nrdantly the5 e.
poused his cause, and with what conzunmate
tact and ability they pressed his eminent scr-
vices, lis great ability nrd his peculiar fitness
for the Presidency, upon The attention Of the
Convention; aud We all know that when the
representatives Of tue great Republican parry,
after careful survey Of the Whole field, :1'.s
after mature deltberation as to the coulss
which wisdom dictated, conferred the huner
Of q nomination upon another eminent an'l
distinguished ctizen, Ms. Seward at cnce
expressed lis hearty concurrence with ut'
sc:ion Of tho Convention. and exhor.ed his
friends 10 support the nomination with tic
same a7dor they would have displayed hna
he tee,l selected o. the etandard-nearcr Of the
Republican party.
Nor did he Content Lias=lf with this: hut,
taking the G=ld Ia person, hs has contributed
- the campa;ga scae Of tho hest cG,r,s q
his life. And let the sore-hen1ed Rcpubli"
cans, before reie1red Ia, mark well the cordihl
receptions, tue magnificent demonstrations
with which he has been greeted at every step
of bis sprogress-teetimonia not less intended
70 mark the high appreciation Of Republicans
for his patriotic and Msgnaumous course thai
a a recognition Of his eniucn: services and
Of bis great abilities,
Contrast the picture here presented-f l.
may be permitted to bring zeTy great and very
small matters into juxtaposiiion-with LII,
course of certain disappointed Republicans ot
the County Of Cook! They could not got the
nominations they desired, and forthwith they
wcat into couucsi with the leaders Of tue De-
mocracy rendering propositions and concoctipG
schemes for the defeat of the Republican party,
LIE AciEAt VI t#1 4%GFfGatA<o+S%f1 AAsA
for the consequent deteat Of Judge Tunbull,
AID giving 10 tho Democracy the power ta
district the State, b5 which they would be
able to control its legislation foF the next te'
vearsl What is to bo thought Of the Repub
Ucanism Of men wifs nil d, these things- -o1
men who are willing u sacrifice principle
undo Ill lie labor 0; the past four years
and cadangcr the result Of the wholt
campaign, at time when victory is withii
our grasp, for the sake Of petty COUNT
office? II any sense Of sharns is lett u
them, the example to which we have 70
ferrcd cannot fail 70 have salu:a1y influence
We commend them 10 its study and to carnes
penitencc-
MIR. LOvEJ0X'S ARFOAniHaHaA
, 1860-10-04

WANTED.-6y a Gentleman and
~ Wifi. t~o uu:u1l.hat ROOMS. <as: Of wc;cut:
.t!.tt IT. hoard up - May ne1. Addr.as r. q. Ex
1892 CpIE1Ro-
, 1860-10-04

~ uatB-Caps-cf tbs latest Fall STYLE,
aud Wide-Axake uniforms, the place to ges
them ia q: 10l Randolph street
nc1 4. SAN. prSy l. Cn.
, 1860-10-04

On lie 81 Inst. by tte l:sv s. T. ke.ci Mr. $. RAS.
SErF. Of Cns-Ito TO Mis- LUt EVA LOo3tlS, o!
Aurra.
At k,nk-kee, ILL.,. m The 81 inst ty lie Rev. Noses
S'apir Mr. ~ II. r. 'BtIS-. Of :;tc ..o I'd ais,
EMILY T., daaklr, Vi E*~ard Locke, k.q., Of hacka-
le-. -
, 1860-10-04
0VV10V,s ApPOxNTmEyTS.

MIR uOVRJOX,s APPOINTMENTS.
Several errors occurred ia the ddfss OF Nj.
Lovejoy's appointments in our yesterdays
issue. We publish them correctly this mora
ing. Mr. L,vejoy will speak at SALEM, Aa11'
on Co.. Oct 18th, instead Of K1SNCSDAY.
, 1860-10-04

Eps. RURAL NEW Yorker.-Seeing IN lnqui.
r. in the Aural for q cure for that distressing
know what has almost entirely cured ME.
have had the spasmodic asthma fifteen Years
and never found any medicine that would pre.
vent an attack when il was coming on until I
commenced taking "Jonas Whi,comb's Rene.
dy for Asthma, Ross Cold, and Hay Fever. I
commenced taking this remedy eighteen months
ago, snd have not had severe paro1ysm since.
relief but no cure. Whitcomb's Remedy has
done for me all that it is recommended to DO, |
take 1t according to direcsions-a tea spoonful
instead Of q tablespoonful. 1t is prepared hY
Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston, Mass. priee
one dollsr per bottle. SAaAu SxktY.
EDpYfOWN. T&tes Co.. MY. 0cfl.TThkE
, 1860-10-04

surERB JEwELRr.- who desire to feat
their eyes upon ar1icles aud gems of beauty,
enoold stsp into the JewelrT establishment Of
Aeasr<. Hoard d Hoes, III Luke street They
have the tnest assortment of Pearl work eyer
offered IN this city soma sets costing $500.
THAR windows ate ths most attractive Of anY
, 1860-10-04

HANDBILLS, NOTICES, &C.,
IL cheap By the thousand. It PRESS AND TIT.
BUHE 0fflQE II Claxk Rrtst.
, 1860-10-04

SETTING CP 4 StFAR1rE Es1AuL1snxExr.-A
dark colored young ul4n named Buckner, eu.
ployed at the Richmond House, las, with the
I'd and CO o. alton Of q confrere, furaists
apartments on Sherman street, and handsomely
too, NTH articles stolen from the Richmond
House. Ue was arrested yesterday and will
get quarters whence be will not carry anything
away, not even Aimaelf, until Ills Term expires
, 1860-10-04
NuIscrtc6.
GHEFFIELD NURSERIES.

J. CHICAGO, I'LL.
EyEHGEEESS pLaNr~n AND WARRANTED
,ec+v.ng er for The following Evert1een. to Be
plan'rd dnv,nx ihi. ,.ext .'nh aud warranted to ve:
10000 AMhKltAN AKBtIis WIFE. III Il. I, fhe
hu>h> Illce single tree "; per uozeu eij
;et %: rs; per ita: ~: PR Il o. $40.
2.4!D{l " T. MUU It'll UK WHITE FINE. II 10 #
Single fcsA. II: c'.z:n, aiu 20: u 80: loi as.
S O09 AMEE(CA AN HtLShM FIR SPRUCE FIR,
Asl, N'EswAl >FrCEE. 5 io feet, u and sc .ech.
trees have feen grown fT rita iGs, ard Of
tie taest guilty. They are cae1cI II the pricst
4 to ear The ground tfey winch II wanted
f otheg rlEua>es trers will be led in rue2on
ceyei- Nr ttfn wasEs1tees will he given in all ear
tTce3 st, anI teeF% as to 0reepouslity
.elu!.e.. MARTIN l. tE~la
Sheffield Nursery thca.n III.
AL Kinda Decduous 0t Fosert Tree, planted AtG
ranie3 ias Te1s by having their t.een planted
lntead # ding I'LL spring. will have the enens of
having thcl placts ed tae coming wiute7
any adctl1 nj cost lsel1 d:olnI II. L.
, 1860-10-04

MoRE BoprEs FouSp -Yesterday morning
tro bodies from the Lady Elgia disaster we're
recovered By Capt james Jones. Of the schoou-
CT Hi.opdelle, Of Chicago. One Was identified
NJ that Of William Foley. Tbs other is un-
known, Both were members Of the Union
Guard. They were fouad about c5 miles from
ch;capo. near the middle Of The lake. Tho
schooner went ont last pight.to search for more
f,ndie4
, 1860-10-04

WANTED.-By Married Man 4
situation as clerk In store. dry goods or grocery
preter1e Has had t1perien IN both Coed references
gwen Address w.. Pres and Tfhu1e efRee. Get 3sx
, 1860-10-04

WANTED.-By psrty with
w aa3oo .a4rc In any re,pect,be business. where
the sum Raed anc bis pes% services tulI met viii
ps:nHb eopo,rent Addsesa 70. b. P. .. nox los.
, 1860-10-04

IMPORTANT TO TIE LAp1Es.-Wc hare this d,v
reduced the price for dyesnR dresses to one dol.
lar. shawls and other Articles At greatly re-
duced prices. Cook McLA1s.
se29-1w. 123 South Clark street.
, 1860-10-04
E1fYNAEE / 0KEpCH.
= /. EaT11AI--- 1871 <FLKI. ..Axil

F1.4IFOl& =. A1fp-M.1,rf
Uccsa! usa=d DuzuJ o. sa1c.u..:a: the thtes
u :uu.Esek snd = TIE frer city o. Frark-
1T An " Feci ct vea: stars. ans1ei 10 al
AANOyE!. 4 E>s IA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA. - xnkY.
~lRTEMHfE1. uInEEREn'-. DC. tac7cAw1y
, 1860-10-04

WA ;.:::: - Dy young Norwe-
~ tl.t. ytf.4 <..t:oa ~ NuT:e Ct seauss,e.s, No
Ct eetiou ,,= eoultFY CT travelling address ~. n,
+. U. L. AT
, 1860-10-04

Tue RocE ISLAND CONSPIRACY CAsE.-Iu the
Recorders Court q motion WEB made and ar
gued Yesterday for change Of venue in tie
case Of J. n. Bisse!i and Chadwick, indicted
for conspiracy to burn the Railroad bridge as
Reek Island. JOS. Knox, Egg, and B. c. Cock,
Esq, appeared ior The prosecution. Scates,
McAllis,er aai Jewett for the defendants. The
motion Was GFsrru1ed. =
, 1860-10-04
19rcss Il Trtbuttre.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER !, 1860.
mr. Lor<jay'a Appointments.
Hon. osen Lovtj u will address tho people Of
illinois On political topics ct tho following times

Mr.. LoEejoy will announce his appointments
III Madison, Rando'?h and other counties be.
fore the expiration ct the aboye Iist.
, 1860-10-04

WANTED TO EXCHANGE
~ ForEiTY PROPERTY. FARHin Iowa. near
nutu esosst Of ty plalfie ATT ~ Of
tmte 1-Hn Add rss D1x IL Gcs!t1'1 I'M
, 1860-10-04

nANCiN(1 ACADEMY, No, l95
~ Randolph street, rsrHcr nf Wells.
MADAM AkEkSrRUM* AEApENT
Is open the Dass "f snna. wedr "<tass
anl satar!ays Fur sa.r. 'rnn s'us r "F stnf1s~
men, 10 l3xr.N s.h!fIrrn't els. cA:u"t1t Hhy
snu rsIvar lcs.rns It All h'uss IL oreuirh
~ ca.se*- kv:T Variety Of daicins taught. Al tic
t1siit uaa dances tEtEt IN ,uT.s IT lts-In VT
4. sect:v- anil = me! atelv int :u+u.e
the AID h*aulitHi W'z Ia Ctka. a.d the M1,utk%
t;l1p asa, thr I'rshre lmpts ac ani Polka l.riuws
Qu1t:!l!t.. tckefs -h!Eet w.sE!y commencing onu>y
evscirEs Oct. Isl. Fur rar:lt uta:s aplly 1t the
.e+1s
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- WANT T0 HIRE,

i cookag and washing for s-nsiI family. - .aps
ply a: THIS once.
apr24-tf.
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reinstatement in ,i,e Eree schools.

Tire grievance Ct which 1 made pubic
complaint. tie chastisement Of my little son,
III o:.c Of the Free Schools. with eow-hide,
has been carefully examined before com
nittcc OF the 3car4-of Etsteetio,,5 and take
pIcasgre-in stating that the cow hide is alb
soIatcIy prohibited as an Instrument of.eiiaz-
tisenent ii. the schools ; that the small piece
Of one, about fourteen inches long, and of the
size ola pen hclder, the only thing Of the
kind. 50 far as apsear-, Aat haseVer been
used IN ANY Of the Schools was. used in the
case of which l complained, purely by acct
dent, ;tnti without any inteatiou on the part
OF the teacher of doing more than to repress
aslight disturbance of order. And I am also
satisfied that the degree Of punishment acta-
ally inflicted in the case exceeded VIVA, was
iatended by the teacher. - -
J. II. HENSON.
NASHVILLE. June q. 1850.
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$4,000 Monr DEPOSITED ) BY N Ni.H < NAiRlkA

S-y-UuU liSIsE DEfO>lIED B1 NAeH q AiAiifS
AS SECURITY FOI: THE PAYMENT OF Losses.
tCOMPTROLIE'Rs OFHCE, !
e - NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 20; 1860
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford Connecticut, has this day de
posted with me as Comptroller, under the
act of the 2ith of March, 1860, twenty Ten
pessee six-per cent State Bonds for $1,000
each. filled,up in the face 10 said CoEnPany
and numbered as follows, to-wit: Nos. 1927,
2Iess sl62, Zig, 1852, 1885. 545I,. $50,
2z46, 226I, z27S. 1850, 1892, z626, 27O3.
$40: I426, 1854. $685., and 27SS The cou-
pons due the 1st of July;1s6O, are taken from
said Bonds. this Icing the usual time for
cutting item of for collection" -
: Signed, J.T. DUNLAP, Comp.
. From The above it will be seen that the old
Hartford Tfishrapce Company, is not any
more backward in making the deposit of
Tennessee bonds with the Comptroller as Sc
-curit5- fer ahe payment>oiif lis policy holders;
than 1t Is in the prompt Payueatof its losses,
having made this deposit two months in adj
vance of the time required 10y the new in
surance law
NASH 4 MARI, Insurance Agents, No. %
College street, continue 10 issue and renew
policies and pay losses for this old 'dssbTeIsd-
be insurance Company, that has. been paying
its losses promptly for the last so years.-and
las over 81, 100000 left with which to pay
in the future.
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The CFsy Press.

: 7ise Baf'tsf. solitary square inch of
thu B5a'a1sy sbiceo n devoted to the PAIN
folly Undressing PEo9eedings Of tire meiJ9-
cEatic conciave atB .itimore, called by cour-
ttsy the Nationals Democratic Convention.
-Tesihess- details ofa fruitless attempt Of tbe
.0flicers Of the Convention to bring order eut
OF chaos, it yields up i've Of It's columns;
.yieFdirso the-n not very gracefully though.
forit says Il. IS done ri the exclusion; Of
5thtt and 1hptc ValaableI matier.r At the
bead q thg cole oIqnl1 rs II has tias ttrowi afrey,
stands tbs iunosin~ arIaE q capitals: .-..--.
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Valuable Real Estate
OR NE.

tr4N noG Offering at private sala my family resi-
i deBce, adjoining the toxin of Waveriy, in the
county of HUM hreys, situated Immediately en the
main soage road FROM Nashville 10 Memphis and
within kalr mile or the Nashville and North west
eFn Railroad, Containing about Is acres OF land
well improved. A neat aud comiortable dwelling,
house, kteheu and other necessary dsithp uses, a
good well OF never failing water, &c, tsc.
Also, my farm ia Benton county, Immediately on
the stage road, and within mile OF the ". a n.
". Railroad Ut lining about 260 acres 100 of watch
is in cultivation There also four good Grass
Lots well STATED as 10 stock wEser. with IsYsrs
failing sRppsy both for stock and family use. The
IulpTovenllts consist OF neat and commodoas
Ds eiinghouse with Kitchens aad other necessary
out-heusss. This place well known 20 the travel
ing community as ciarkis Tavern Stand, I'VE miles
from the Telnsssse river, and fepr miles from tie
town Of Caniden Benton county, Tenn, = -
Terms liberal. For further particulars apply 30
the subscriber near waveriy, Humphreys CO., Tenn.
junel4-4w G. w. RIEES.
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THEsTEE.-The Juvenile Minsirclls, Under
the management OF the Fakir of Ava had a
good house last night to witness their eater
,ainment-. Tonight they offer an attractive
programme. Sc their gift list in another
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far. New York and Philadelphia papers in ada
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June 22ld, 1850.
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