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hats, Go.
m NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
" NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
national GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at

oc8-ts No. l67 Main street.
~ SOUTHERN HAT MANUFACTORY-
"A ESTA 3LISHED 1896 The subscriber respect
fully il. vtes the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia and North Carolina to- this extensive
stock Of his own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers will find 1t to their interest TO
call at his house previous to going further North,
as he Is leaving nothing undone, sparing no ex
pense or pains, to keep the Southern trade at the
South. Goods sold in this house Will be warrant
goods coming from any other market. There Will
Be found all the qualities of WOOL and FUR
quality Tor gentlemen. Also, BOYS and Chill.
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and
STYLES LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES'
FURS. Of all the various qualities
Purchasers will do well to call and examine;
Sc Sta JOHN DOOLEY. Richmond. Va.
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fODn CLOAkS. CLOAKS.

We hsve the pleasure OF informing TIE iaaies
ton in our CLOAK DEPARTMENT the past
year, is again at her post, after spending month
terms and styles. We are now prepared, with a
good stock Of Cloths, Trimmings, &C., to make to
addition u the large stock always on hand. Miss
L.. GREER. lady of rare qualifications, is en-
gagged as Assistant in the Cloak Department, and
viii have under her exclusive control the cutting
and fitting OF Basaues, COssa ks, &c.
can RELY upon having them made in the latest
stsle and very best manner. In the above De
paftment we have superior facilities In gettiHg
house under our immediate supervision, we are
confident of our abil,ty TO sell Cloass, quality,
style and making considered, cheaper than they
can he sold in any house south OF New York In
a few days We shall have Wrappings for Children.
EHII.ES & GHENERY-
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nLn DOMlNION INSURANCE COmPA.
- nnl1.--|na Il Main street, ~ndss So. Charles
$500" Hotel. IN
,. Thin E ssD YsE E tSsdis
90 favorable terms.
a.h. wortham, John II. Gresncr,
iohn Endcrs, Geo. 3. Palmer,
SamI NJ Proc, VIM. 8. Triplett,
B r. Ladd, 3. @. Tardy,
Jno. Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther r, Spinlan, Jas. II. Crenshaw,
Peter O. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace +. Edmond. Thomas Jones,
James NJ Talbot, Edwir A. Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport. Ro. A. Paine.
Geo. w. Yancey. No, +. Williama,l
Jos. Brummel. VIM. L. Ragland,
VIM. Brent, Henry G. Cabel,
Ro. II. Maury Geo. W. Roystef.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia, PIes't.
CHAs. E. WoRTHAM. Sec'y. my wv
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M M. s. ROYSTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cory and Virginia streets,

=
Corner Cary and Virginia streets,
Richmond, Va
Offers his services for the sale and purchase of
Merchandi ze generally Also Flour, heat, Co rn,
Tobacco, and all descriptions of Country Produ
Refers: by permission, to Lewis Webb, Es q,
Messrs. Dunlop, Monoure K Co., Messrs. Edmo I'D. .
Davenport & Co, Messrs. Bacon h Basker, i'll,
Richmond Messrs. Bryant. Tinsley Holm es,
4 CO., Philadelphia; Thos. Monahan. Esq. n ew
York. An 9-tS
'l'HE UNDERSIGNED have formed q 90
sion Sndsi sSs % LEV
WEBB JOHN G.WADE. Theb , ill eye p Y
sI hN satent9n e see sale Of rUyh tse a
lumber house No. IS Main street, long occupied y
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
- JOHN g. WADE.
R,cHxoNn Va Nov l. 1880 no 7-dcw &svu
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H
Gt4 - TO PAssESsSS.E RssEW AZ
NhHSDK-Nx@G GOING NORT THE yEir
RANG NT.-IMP0RTANT ~ ,rhuhanlisH
ERS.--THROUGH TIckETS AM LIE q r.,.
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN h0 gra - SsIIy
rying the great United States Mali. Is pT AR
SUNDAY mig ut exec ptedl between hehin,phhe9 Nv
andrla, w ashlngtoE, Baltimore, Fnllaae ". Iesuis
York, and all important points WesIs, aaa Fred
Greek and w Washington. over the hion ~ pctouss
ericksbury & Potomac Railroad, 10 she ,,fcrtsbls
river, rs miles, and By splendid arc co ~ iii lS
steauiers thence to Washington, % mliss, ~ osr-
miles IN seven hours; being comior'sD's NV
fectly safe rate of speed. ,,px Lei.
Hours of departure: CSC, A. Nj sno =, + llsentG
BAGGAGE, under charge OF orecien, i,,mo,s,
CnECKEDTHR0UGH 10 W sshins loh' Se'''
Philadelphia and New York. .A. Gollsv
TasousE rIcssvs osn Be secured % .as c9ssia
inr points-viz; Baltimore, ehilsds paiis ,ou lsf
natl, Columbus. indianapolis, Al"' wssains.on
fsrsonyiiie. hook Island, lanesvi.ie, $3.50 Ioaa
New York, st. Louis, Chicago, Il.ssoe"
vile, Decatur, Newark and HnoSuno,. al and are
PASSENGERS breakfast sna sup 81 Aess.a
an board the comfortable steaHsT oe'"sV'
Creek and Washington. .,.sst, for So
f Persons wisning TO obtain tes.a,s furshsf
eaafs for WashIngton city ara pvssss ipr u
Noyth. must, IN all eaSsS, % Wy asSrsnd. -
soma responsible white citizen OF hps a. 4, -
ps,sos, Known 10 tho oihcers OF tae n.r
TysEsfs will 80 sold II aryltsd for es ,h,s 80
{ ~ For further Information, apsr sssA-
+ Broad atreet, Shockoe Hi ., v;shst Az
JAs. 5. WINSTON. GENT TioAs'" ~
~ RuRu 0unst.
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"a FALL TRADE, 1860.
WILLIAM T. MOORE l. CO.,
2J7 BROAD STREET.
Have now opened their FALL STOCK. embracing
all the latest sty les in HATS, GAPS, FuRS, &c.
to winch they call the atte ntion of their fre and
the public.
Merchants would do we'll to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere az we will offer every
inducement to please. Our stock OF Servants
Hats cannot he beat in this market, as regards
quality price.
DRESS HATS made to order in any desired
Thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
during the past season, they solicit and hope for
continuance of the same. A call respectfully So
licited, WILLIAM T. MOORE,
| M. J. LEONARD,
9O7 Rroad sfyeet
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CHRIsTIAN & LATHROP. 81 Mann 81.
GS nTHrN No

lOJ. HO. MEN AND BOYS lOJ.
The subscriber calls attention to the stock
opened for TINS fall and winters trade at l99 Main
street. and hopes TO make such an exhibition
will give satisfact to the publ as well hum
self. He has large stock of BUSINESS Suits!
Business Suits. Business Suits !, =. MADE in the
latest style, and feels confident the assortment
will please. Good stock. Lat st STYLES. Durable
finish. W.. TUPMAN, Ag't,
Ho Nam street
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE. fN
= LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX.
Steam Candy Manufacturer, FIVE story building,
Man street, six doors below Messrs lsaacs &
Tas Tor, directly opposite the old esta bshe store
of Messrs Richardson h Co. would be happy to
accommodate his old customers and the public
generally. The very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last fifteen years enables HIM. with
an enlarged estab ishment, to offer Inducements To
purchasers uneaualled this side OF Phlfadelph.a.
With more room, more force, more stock, and a
settled disposition to do a large Wholesale busi-
ness, solicit call from the buying public, at No.
80 Main street,
ARTISTS AND PAINTERS suPPLY
"A STORE.-Mr A. LYBRO5k late of the firm
OF w. SatteT l. Co.. desires 10 inform his friends
and the pubic generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 233 Main street, under the Spots
wood Hotel. for the sale of PAINTS, Oils 4,
GLASS, vARNiSHES. GLUE, and all materials
ior use Of Psintsrs, Carriage and Furniture man
Also. Astlsis' Materials, Fngravngs, Picture
Frames, Gilt tsuldings, and every thing requisite
ior ARTISTS. Amatenfs, Architects, Eng ineers and
DIsughtsmen generally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock Of Prints for Drawing Models
and GTeeiRn Painting. which will be supplied at
the lowest and most favorable rates. The patron
age Of Inc public ls respectfully solicited.
MkAUE 4 BAKER, Pharm aoeutis sta. sal a II
vi the pavelties and Preparations OF the ssst
qunIity. with all the latest Surgical Instramerts
and Appliances. at their Drug Store, 1856 Main ST ,
corner above Pest Vnaoss is
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n NJ. BOSHER, SUCCESSOR TO VIII
-. son Il BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
ticles, TO which he asks the attention of his
friends end the public: Rio, Laguayra, Java ard
Mocha C0FFEES; Brown and Refined SUGARS,
of different grades Loaf, Pnlverzed and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, Of
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
SHOULDERS Cot to Yarns z good sssoT + H.
ner's RYE Whiskey, old and good A. W. Sher-
mans Rye Whskey;, A; N. Woods Rye Whs-
key, old and good; F; stearns L Go's Old Rye
variety; French Brandy, MADEIRA Wines, and
other articles, too numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No. l. cor. 18th and Main sts., oppo-
site Old Market
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a IN hi0hm0neeH lLEs 4 cHENERY.

- 7 RACTS for the Handkerchief; Lubin's
Soaps, English Honey Brown Windsor, and other
partitions of all kinds; genuine Tortoise Shell
Combs Ivory. horn and India Rubber Combs ;
Hair Brushes; Tooth. Nail aud other Brushes, in
stgTs and having all been boush for cash. will be
sod cheap, at JOS. LAlDLEY'S.
ret Family Medicine Store,
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ws WE HAVE SOME t,KEAT BAR.

o.s WE HAVE SOME Great BAR.
EsJGAINS AGAIN-LO0K AT OUR PRICE
USlH LIST Clear nice Tumblers from 81 cts. a
NY dozen up; Goblets from 81 a dozen up; Pre-.
serve Dishes. 10 cts. and higher, worth a great
deal more Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. up to
some very rich patterns-the best burners out,
in proportion; Dinner, Tea and Chamber Sets.
bought at great sacrifice from New York I'M
porter which we offer ut an astonishing low hguTe
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Parlor Orna-
ments defy competition. Whoever looks at our
are, as also Table Cutlery says that are hard
to beat IN that line. Ali kinds of House FURNISH
iEg Goods, IN Wooden and Willow ware: Brushes,
TIuware, w alters, Looking ILLNESSES. which we
make to order, any size required.) besides an lm
mense variety in Fancy Goods and Toys. &c.
SCHAAP Il Co, corner Broad and Sd Sts
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DIR. 4. s. McGRUDER, of Henri
~ co, having taken an office on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services to the public.
jy 30-6m
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c

49, H EE LED B0oTS-s NJ EFT H / n 6
NEW.-Soft, pleasant, and durable Shoes, Just to
manu- anu ''' ." = MARCUS ifSSUJss HARRIS & BRO.
Main street. next to American Hotel.
A , BSHTSAN =, s IL qnss ~
Keeps = large stock Of Ladies'. Gent lemsn's and
an, body in Richmond to compete with him in his
line, he manufactures to order and rlnten ds
coossd asgaPs fHS
fnd susKFsE
Goods at and below cost. Call if You wish TO
get good bargain. loo lily CHAS. BELLE.
IN GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, SHOES
+ AND GAITERS.-Our assortment of the
<4aoove is now conplete. comprising ali of the
various styles out, both single and double sole !;
and Caters, Our supply Is large. and our prices
defs competition, call is solicited. We are de-
'srmnsd to sell s asReu ssf HS XXI BRO
No. IT'S Nam St, next to American Hotel.
0ndT6Srsc. e sHSFI' NEksHaN rs.
Ess reeeysa his Fail sioee q Of B "a nsn
SHOES, &C, to which he invites the attention Of
their advantsse to cali on him befor they buy as
he is determined 20 sell at very low figures. par,
'0a'' to 'ho JOIN n G. guy fa AZ s.. Js IS Main
s<S13 DIANS.-6ocd BOOTS and SHOES for
Boys are proverhially hard To find, but believe
have such nov in store which 1t is trne economy
TO buy. Recollec. they are at No. Is Main street
at the sign of ths Rig Boot. by WA. wAsLH.
LaSs9 NOW OPEN AT G. HELLER 4
SS5 CO.'S. Broad street, their entire sock
of BOJTs AMP ~, SHOES, ,eT Eall and Winter
are now enabled to sell cheaper than ever. The
following are few of our prices. The entire large
stock Is sold IN comparison OF priccs, at liberal
buyers: Ladies' 6ne Heel Caters o. 81; LADIES'
English and French Lsstirg do. at 81 70 fne
Congress- Caters Wi h heels at. 81 - La,,les
Thick Sole Morocco Heel Boots at 81 and 81 %
heavy Plantation Brogues at 81; Women's Hee
shoes At f5e.; beeldes numerous eheap FOODS. at
" HELLER 4 CO.'S.
lsS Broad st between 9Th and Oh SO.
N. B.-Also, large assortment OF Trunks. ben
ret Boxes, vaicss, 20 the cheapest in the state
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

TNFIRMARY OF ST: FRANCIS DE
ssSS q f. A sXsTERs Of
psx or any other Contagious disease, are received
Ms asr M Waids g.
SIS per week. =,
rksST9 s. A fHos sTssHS.s s bSssE 81
LEN - Sc SITS
TNFIRNfARY or THE MEDICAL COLI
L LEGE.-Thls Institution, situated at the corne!
81 dr tse anG oSses II WHR PER-
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
WSt.s Pc, sons who desire it, can be furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS, where they will enjoy
Ths for SLAVES, as heretofore,
are ample, and the attention OF owners OF negroes,
both IN s 1 ana by s
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of this class
'LeTfNG-N WOMEN are also reoe., cd and care
Ali pstislG are under the care Of the Professors
an eiEcient Corps Of assistants. In cases Of diff
Guilty, consultation of the Professors is held,
e ss shs o, .s tie Board
Nursing and Medicine are as follows;
"h'e fe!'Gn IN private rooms. 81 to SIS '' GOA
Slaves and other colored patients go ,
For less than week, Except In private rooms !,
sxcead the charge for a full week.
For Ssrssest 0pfp,atsSns p asteemens WIN the
charge Will De made, varying from " to $50, &C
cordlng to the difficulty and Importance of the op-
eration.
No CASE OF SMALL POx. or any othe, in
fecttors disease, nor any case Of Insaattv will be
admitted. -
Hstsndipsz I Reh,,sW5sians-Prof' TUCKER CON
Asts eng sqIssGPsDPr0f' GIBSON PETico
s EsS.asd. f :, NJ. PARRIsH. ' - ' ~
President pr L. S. JOYNEs.
sents to thu in6rmary, nay address the President
Steward, any OF the Professors OF the College.
ia l3-ly
lain STREET HOSP tai FOB
wi SLAV ES.-Tbs Hospital Is situated near the
corner OF Main and 18th streets. and is admirably
position, to the purposes for WhIch 1t has been n
stltuted, namely For MEDICAL. SH RGiC Ia
The rules and acquisitions governing this nsttu-
ton have already been published. \ circular con-
may desire further information
TKRMs.-Patientsp per week, $5 ess than week,
ss PEI eha uis o ~" Jul psss. Patients attend
rs ss Charged s
regular fee adopted BY the profession at large
The above charges include board, medicine, medi-
cal attendance and nursing. Surgical oper atlons
the city. For further information apply to the
Physician resident at the Hospital, or to either OF
fR Rs,s W. HA lRS IT,
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel. or Grace ST.. bet. 5th and Sth.
r. s. VEST, M. D., Franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House. or cor NJ ain and 9TH SITS.
PHILIP 8. HANCOCK. NJ. D..
CYRUS BRoS ssssesn' Physician
aolQ--ly Resident Assistant.
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CERyANTs, CLOTHING--SERvA
- CLOTHfNG.-flur assortment of Servants
Clothing was never so good a. it is now. CONSIST
GINA male Friled Cloth heavy x do. do do do !;
Sleeps Greys, kerseys, Csssineis. &c &c; Lin
Ftannels. Bookings. &c !, 10. All OF which We
offer Tor sale as low as goods Of the same quality
can be had In Richmond
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HOSIERY. HOSIERY::-:ast landed. CT
IL our own Importation:
1900 dog. Ladies' COTTON HOSE. all qualities
Loco % Misses' So IS all sizes ana
qualities;
LOCO doz Gents COTTON HALF-HOSE. all quail
ltlee;
Also, loo dog. l.. G. HDKFS., all srsdes.
All of which we offer to the trade at small ad
vance upon cost of importation.
GlNTER, ALVEY Il ARENTS,
a,l-fs yruunrtars and Johherx Main
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JAMES BOLTON, nj. D., Grace It, betwsen 9TH
THUMAs POLLARD, nj. D., Governor st., LIST
door above Richmond House.
O. A. CRENSHAW, Nj. D., opposite American
WIN. W. PARKER, M. D., Law Building, cor
ner of 18th and Franklin SITS.
c. M. HUNTER. NJ. d.. Resident Physician
Mrs. ". E. PERKINS. MatrOn. ia sly
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SAMUEL II. BAYLY. | CHAsTAIn WHITE.
80 BAYLY l. WHITE,
~ - - ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, the counties of snover, Henrlco. Caroline,
6oOchtand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL L. BAYLY, CoMMIss JoNBR o =
DBRDs for all the States and Territories, Once
corner of l2th and Franklin Streets near the State
Court-House. y6--u
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"a NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS :!

Esa We are now 10 receipt of our usual large
VII WARE. PLATED GOODS. FANCY AR
TILES, HOUSE FURNISH ING GOODS. &c =,
to wtich we invite the special attention OF pur-
to be met with el,ewhere. Examine for your
selves. STEBBiNS, PULLEN & CO.
Corner 9Th and Broad ST. Gets.
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sgAY.-so0 bAles superior Saipplng hay in store,
II and tVs sale BY HRlDGFORD 4 60.
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OFFICE RICH PETERNBG e. n. OUry
Richmond, Va, April Q, lop J
CHANGE of Hoc Ms
k14 80 On and after MONDAY, tas =
~ sX-NRs inst, the Trains on this ross
will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND RoR PgrxRsssn
Express, daily except SundHys,l al ts~ A' ~
Aoco mh'ooaaion daii'' 'eAoeP' 'u1.' 100 A. N,
MI 40 n, - 1sc an snndsx. an ass ?. N
$500 ,y.yr pvrUKsaups VoR IIcHsosp.
$500 saiis ar ,. - .s.1 A. N
Accommodation daily, texcept SuEdAys' u N
Ma ,s,,,;ii~ f.xc.n, Snnasy. ! at - $50 Z. u
ap Eu THOS. H. wYNNE, SIperlhtenue1ss-
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I GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, offer
for sale
IL hhds BREASTS BACON,
Is birds. H. ANS and SIDE BACON,
Is hhds. SHOULDER BACON,
Loo bbls. &C." Extra &c and B" SUGARS,
50 bhls Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
100 bass Laguayra and Rio COFFEE.
50 bbls. N. U. and P. X. MOLASSES,
Is bbs Extra Leaf LARD.
80 bbls. Pure Cider VINEGAR.
50 bbls. A. G. Sherman WHISKY,
Ito bbs. BRANDY. III IN and WINE,
1900 Choice CIGARS.
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The "DISPATCHn STEAM
pow Err

p RI n TIN q OFFICE,
Corner Of 6Tain and Hirfecath Streets, RiehmoHd,
PfTgtnia.
This EstablIshment, (heing the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naInelts, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING,
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a->a> CUPPING AND LEECHING.-
SA Mrs. W00LHoUSt, over Sam'i Snther,,
land Gun Store. ls2 Main street, Nohmono' VIII
vaA on ALI those requiring her services.
"a Constantly receiving, per steamers iresh
"a All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent b. Express to all parts Of the State.
/ N, B-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
| that are much liked, made to order.
L .au q
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NANCE ESTER SCALE WORkS.--We
lsI have on hand from the above factory. PLAT.
FORM SCALES, weighing from 100 to 2OG0 lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
il agents for the manufacturers are prepared to
take orders for railroad track, depot and ware
house Scales, &o.. which for neatness, durability
and ACCURACY cannot be surpassed,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Co.,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25
where is Na.hLiIIsI

Under this caption the Montgomery Nail recent
ly had word or two for its Nashville exchanges
As we have not been one of those exchanges until
within the last two or three days we take none of
its language to ourselves The Maa, for long time
the leading Opposition paper in Alabama, and now
the organ of that wing of the Opposition which re-
fuses to support Mr.. BELL, says
Sometimes we think that we have been, all our
life long, wrong regard to the geography OF Nash
vile. We received an early impression, in some
way that the city was situated in Tennessee slave
State-can it be so! Really when we read the Nash
vile papers with which we exchange, we think that
there must be mistake somewhere; that if Nash
vile is in slave State the editors there Tor rather
some of them,) have queer Observation-Disclosures
that kind of locality. They to be utterly I'M
aware of any sectional feeling in the country save
only it exists in the instinct of self preservation
in some Southern mlnds-and as it Is evidenced by
words of repugnance to the election to the Presl-
dency of Lincoln, the leader of the 0ssawattomie
Party of the North. 1t is plain that these Nashville
editors think the rope not at all to good for such
men as Yancey who contend for the constitutional
rights of the slave ,SectiOn while they have de-
nunciaton lat least have not CHANGED to see any,
for that Northern party, supposed by to be
tional, known as the Black Republican. In fact so
far observe, the principal business of our
Nashville exchanges seems to be, to prepare the
public mind at the South for the election of Lincoln
and to impress the conviction on people that it
Is matter of the smallest possible consequence
They maintain that the only real cause of alarm to
the country is the existence of men in the South
who think there is limit ought TO be, to the for
bearanee and long suffering of the South.
We trust there are some papers in Nashville which
hold different Tone on the subject of the rights of
the South. mind, it is not their advocacy of any
particular Presidential candidate, that consider
TO be curious 1t is their Intolerance of their South
ern opponents and their tolerance and occasional en-
dorsement. as in the CovOde Committee case of
Black Republicanism, that we hold to be remarka-
be) If theirs are the general sentiments of their
city, Why then it pity if it is in the South But
we hope public opinion in Nashville is far con-
servative and more loyal than these papers would
Indicate
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GeOrXIR.
From the waresbOro FOrsster.l

The FIRST DISTRICT ALL Notwithstanding and
Lane will sweep the First District by majority
unparalleled in the history of parties in Georgia.
Douglas and johnson have no advocates in the dis
trict except Seward and Gaulden and so far this
contest is concerned, they Impotent If either OF
them runs the electoral ticket venture the pre-
dictiOn, and we speak from general knowledge of
sentiment of the people that he will not receive toO
hundred votes. The Squatters might as well give
up the first without an effort
Bell and Everett will run equally as well as Doug
las and Johnson We have met but few of the
opposition men who intend to throw away their
voice upon men so unreliable, and whose chances
for carrying a single State extremely doubt
full
The doctrine of Southern Rights and protection
to slave property in the Territories is in the
affections of this people, and they content with
Breckenridge and Lane the opponents of their
views.
There are seven papers only in the Distinctive
for Breckenridge and Lane (including the Bruins
wick Advocate, which has no objection to Bell and
Everett but thinks it will support Breckenridge and
Lane,) and two-the Savannah Republican and Thorn
asville EderpriSe-fOr Bell and Everett; and their
course in the recent terrible struggle in the Demo
cratic party destroyed their power TO do evil.