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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-20

q
referred TO came into the Union with the South
ern States and as an act of concession, Con-
eress passed q law providing that there should
not be slavery in them, (Vtrginia's eeded ter
ritory,) provided, always, that fugitive slaves
might be lawfully reclaimed. Now, this
law was illegal, because no limitation conld
be put on the new States; but 1t was put
in and, for Unions sake, Virginia acQulesced
This being the case the result OF the cession
was, that we gave up our possession OF Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois aud Wisconsin, ana merely
reserved Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama ana
Mississippi. The North only gave two States.
Vermont and Maine and while Virginia and
the South gave up ali the lands in those States
ceded to the Union, 1T is worthy Of remark
that the North reserved to herself the right 70
those In her States. We gave up everything
Tic Iands have amounted to 10000, 900, Of
which they, ~ well as we, have reaped the
benefit. Suppose that in these new States ths
local law Of slavery had existed. How would
we have stood There would have been df.
teen slave States. with so Senators and l22 Re-
representatives., while the North would only
have had nine States and proportionate re-
presentation. Therefore, II the law Of slave
had 80 Senators to their ie, and l22 Repressn-
tatiyes against their 81. ] bring this to view
TO show that the South has always been ready
to concede to and maintain the Vnion.--
them up. when say We, mean tho South.
Virginia being the chief donor Of the territory.
The next acq uisition Of territory was In April,
l643, by purchase from Francs, the non.slavs-
holding States then having = majority Of one.
The States that were 10 come In were two for
the South and seven for the North, the result
giving the North fourteen and the South ten.
When tbs acquisitton Of Louisiana was made,
Ne agreed that the local law Of that Territory
should remain in force, nnd that Law provided
for slavery. IL that law had heen applied. the
| Routh would aeain have acquired vast pre.
| dominapoe over the North. She WoalA kave
| ha1 q numericot aj.rity, and fhs only oddi.
/ ftoo Whjch the North cOnid hare hed vas
| VnioS. Itthsn became oe vast impoRsA1es q
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Sefdnmtnrncoml,gcu
9ambu' s%s2lmcrit. 4odctiabrt- Gctien- @eIcGl&aft.
SaripficbifTabrt

Sdmburs uue Rcp 2Jprf, eia Sputbamptun.
pern,it.elit Der ntusn ouf Sas SrRo,ge ocboutcn rnn GI,<
S3rtelts tingtrtb'tten Grpfrn eilrn,n ~pplfeampfltiTe
S0ruita, 2OO0 2rns, Capt. Srautnnnu.
. nmmUpta, 1000 Some, Capt. Sdmcnlcn.
Soronta, 1900 Sons, @apt. @blfrs.
96t9s ncgen jbrer ltn.acn unO stldlideu qaSrtsn rabn-
''Nl' PstaHntr oampilt66inc percen ~rc9tIndBis ant
Grltcn INN 6iinfisbnten itpen Npnats
esr Scw SIrrT uub 6om5uro, oo Spu,bomptpn trnrnir, ms
ncpnicn YGlfo9ifrc non Rep SJorf uadD
SantbIrs, Saorc, Screpr uns Suutbomrtou
jI %fpleenbeH preiicn.
Gritc Gdiate 300.
3Wtttt Salute So.
SmiiGchotf as
Son 3euiburs mad, Ssctu gprf:
St5 'Se8cn S>annge ipsn0e man i'd an
q, u. Rid)dre, SuaS n. Emp,
lao Srrdbrd9 Nem 9iare
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G@@fatmafpm @sorfen.

Ytelnen 6reuneen ts'pte BEN 9utlifum inSseianmt Die
%er9ebens %njsise, oaB nrine Spmmere9 Birt6Itait NIT per.
ntuen @nIa9en CUR tnlerbalmua oeS QublifUmS
%oerlelsn, POM pentt9sn Gage ab ruitoer ae6fn:t lit. geione
rp gu jteer 3eit tparne usS falte Sptftn in orSstsr S gW
pabl gu ftnbsn fnS, iupie aud @etrsnfs jeSer @rt Spn bsnsr
Sualit8t. SreuHDlbaftIi4a gum ,ablrei6en gelu@ label
elm Gilman StSiT" 49,
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Sfemc @irtbitbaft
uup
saaerbter @nInn-

Sa8erbier SaIun.
Dem p%ubltEum Die er9tbenls Qn,eiae, bas Der
Undergraduate in ieinem Dau1e am NlIen Niorft.
Dem 6iIATarft 9e9eEiiber, cine 9GirtbIaaft neblt
erri6tet bat, woielbit er Gb
lreueh nirO, feline 6reunOe unp ras Yugltfum i'm
Na9emetnen nit prn bsiten @etr6nten bsoieuen
~ tD"h : GloteNre 0iGer.
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Den peutlAtn @rrthfn

Die gu3et9e, oab o'r i'm bitTscn Gufpm.Sau1
lO0o @5upnen Hes tsfrn pom uns ltibf imyor,
ttrts0 fran3OliAen Yranb9 inter 8OnO Gsoen
BADEN, cen mir auBerlt OiatB perfauien.
6srner Die Nn5ei9e, peB mir bic a~lleiuiae Qoeu.
tur BON pem b%erlbmten ne &tnpse II. Cos @6om.
pa9nsr ubern0mneH Rabrn uuo ban perlslbf mr.
6e: uus iu BGten 1T.
y GOttel II. Comp.
i&o, u Ysarlfr
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Soimrn Steiniein
Pm pie Oamrn Mihmnnna

"h pt Oainen 9tlnn!onpS.
N}aoame 6au&e (sOn 9arit), Die tti Der
Nstsn 'SaF I'M Nehanic5 SnIihit fuf iSre pit. ss
FIRsT-CLAss DIPLOMA
srbelt, Dat 233 SrpaplraBe, nabe Der 3ten. Elm n,,,s ,,s
r:lapalIl9eS Wager son Rllinerp< 291lru er61nst.
gtdoame 8. bat Die Gbre ben Daiueu 9itbncrIs or,r.
Gytsen' rap ter Wager ron Ben NETS unS NtIlircrS.
2Seatth ssr neuelten franj0lilben s lGrn uno GejGmQd
aalnSspCrsn; 9lei9falla %Ynrrdtbie bic RsuFen 0lrilr NJ Sen
yofIsg N0oen IN @oilnres, Seatbus, 8reetbs, adbbous
unc Hates. Dtaeame s. wirS bic arosie @ufmerfiamftit oIf
aie lr gu &es!! meroenosE 4aftrSse p~;ripsnrer, unS ibrs
9ennsTlansn tOnnsa ite peritNrlt 6alten, bae lie MIR o1ts
uno 9fl9a,adtOu aus9sflbrte 9Saare biaiaf erbaIten. So
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Ssbt aus na6
2z M0iuffeo8e!
Nte tili0ltsn Orn Mcnns I'm Rihmnnnl

~ NN"tNIINW ~NV VVIVH III JIt0NUlON0I
SvOV goree lh0ne 9ehradte gattuue pup 6 bs s grr,s
pcTt5 i23 etS.; lb1ue gaipne Won s bio II Sis; Die 6h6n.,
lIen gtnltrr tnp bette Qanlttdt ecn SNconctS, Sr0onnics.
% Steg mertb 40, 1nocrt St 81, 81 25 uno mtbr; ltmor3,t
SSetoenltO1e ii % Ste. uRo ~euhpdrte; Stella Stands N
d unS duTportS, III alien Sorben, W,.tb BEN Srcifancu Nc-
nag Duters ;u 90 @ts.; lejp. IPantiIIen an $50. 50 o.
uno etrllSe gu SIS, bic anNerfpdrte Sae SrppcItc frfen; lis.
9aralois uilo Srtenlipt Slrt0 sen 25 Sic. an a%ufp6rtS. Bic
oiltSlten N Hi@nlpno; bic fcinifrR fran;. NceSlc. ,pprfeS
Sootes erlare tnS 9aribric Senos gum talbea Nrciic ;
Slea9to unp brewn Shifting, Setetin9, @inpw. cafe. Mus,.
I'm, Spirtlil9. Sable Gletb, Sill @tptb, Carrots, Gambrics
SeeHS une STlP NtuSlius Su critaunensRcrtb piQiaen Nrei-
zen; Sapus @olttrS nit 9teIe III 81, $1.25 unS ]aufrSrtS :
Wtarpecs, Sto uno 9pot ltn Seubt nit SselS ,u 81 .i23
une ouiiperte Nitiee up Gtilorcn's @atisre in oacn Iynr-
ben uno 81 oaen Yrttitn, ppn % Ste. an a~ufpSrts; friue
lelne SglSet ep. Iu 81 Gts.; Srfrr0 2ics, 6 rnGrcg Gjaitcrs
SailI-lttn Sepuht tur prrcn, 8uoben unc SergattS.
81 Niairfr. Spirpb St|" """
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sORapEef NSOfcl

Gdr Der 6. u. Mari9aafr, Ott6nlOne, ga.
Otsles sei6modupu etnscri6tctc Sctel ,p!rp
Dem r%stlenOen 9ubIitum britens empfOblen. Dir
unt"riet6ntten srlaubeu li9 sueleih. ,um Dite.
rem SelaA bteies 2ofals ireunpii6lt ein,ulapen
%polslb(t itetS oaS belte 9aserbisr une Ionlttae Gr,
%frtlhun9eu gu finoen linp.
SearOtrs Tnben b%airItit frtnuelide 3immer.
quite &olt unp juoorFOmmcnpe Septfnm1.
StaorIbUfer H.. .tIuslcr
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granh Eslie's e3upfrirtc .Briiuna.

8ranf scsiis'S StIuhrirte atituno
Glant Nssite,e 3uultrtrtc .3ctluns III auf ous be tic SIN
PIER 9eorIdt, 10 Sttien TART uno ie6 r Sabroapo bcriribtn
meineni! sue! Ino ;Jnbato . @cr;ciduie ]tcl9eGrbtI miro
eileSt riTen Sano, Der mcAr HeieilpT entS5i, ale ir1cnS
tl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sic IN unScliittcu bos br6,
btIItsite, AM meiitcn ~bsIrbrtnbs uue unierpalnnite SSc%im,,
bl9tt, welbes IN ben Scr. Staater rI6eiut.
erlntiut lteei NIthpcG III SHREVEPORT uno toilet 6 6 enta
ee elnic!ne Nimncr, $500 idbrlit III SurausbaokIuno
Ste Ut Sae sr5blc iAut irte QDp&tnblatt wtlbts in Srmf.
l3Sr S%ra,tt IN Ten Der. Staoten criacini, entbalt prIbt.
9ele Suultrattenen Der Stncutenltcn 3a9eecrej9niTt auSae.
itthAete GrSaplun en-, Rppeller. @rcfSptcn uno NPpSspr.
El3te. AueS, moa IN unicrr 2anOeIeuts nur iraenb ppr
S Smitfsls TT ptTe Die SaTlrirte 3eituu9 III 9erablttT Sprapc
HvH Svivt er3apleI' ure "a le ltd ron pclitii6eu une rcliS-
ZEN Srasen fern bait, ipIte ie in iebtr 8amilie sebonrn
49, oN"'' S'p"'''
6Iant St0ltss Slultgirtc 3eituna in bel allen 9eitruos.
iu baben, oper aus Der 9f1ct. Gp. IL iTr,n9fort ~
5e9eu Glnieuoung oes Sttra9rS, III 6c;ir6eu.
GSIr e%rTlenpt1 Elm @ren,plar fir So M
ave G~rempiare fuc So. 90
5000
grant Qeetie,
Is SranffOrt tr 4tp-9Iorf.
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Sefamutinacbuu0cu
E. j. PIC OF,
Mpotbefer,
Gfc Der l7ten unb WloirlrnEt.

Gde Der Iften mn WtditItraBt,
o. &tnoerpatcr ais Gjebiife).
e%a'pfeh!t letn reibbuIti9cs Eager o1er in Iein
Sao '@la9enctn Nrtifel, wie ouh Norfimeriene.
oetfe'i, SurIten uno &Gsme jrNsr Nrt Sarten,
Sele, @ins &C.; @taorrsu, Nau6, Sau. unp
S1RupftabaF uno piele dneere Nrtitet wetde in
e'eli3sn Npotbetsn 9emGtnlih etfibrt wcrben.
9Iurti1@li@ madt oerirtbs aud, auf ieiner
esrneniten une unfebttGren yBtrstnta 0urm
Siler" aufmcrflnm.
Die pentlhe, irie 9r0btent6ctIt aud RE orisri.
tat'i6e Nsfe8tir miro pom y. & tnoereater
esior9t' Der aub i'm SanoSertanfe feline 9nurS-
lsute ants 8reunblihfr broirnen wirr.
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aasaoa@!

Mtrtlrn 6reunocn uuo Dem ~oeInmmtcr Yub(i.
FUN Ste anSet9c, paB mtiuc neae
Observation-Disclosures
ornt Sciu6e ieBt ufeu lebt. DieIrGtc IN ouf,
@et6wadroditc einscridtet, unO f6nncn bic az.
ebrten 30lte nit ben bsltcn @rfrtIhunocu i,Srr
Art, loipte audi nit warmsn une tolten SpriIeu
peotent tperocn. gBcintrinttr made i'd porouf
aulntertlam, SAP tb Den BON mir ae,oaenen
Strqinta gSein
rein uno unoerfdlfht ;u so Gts. Der Nlofbs ser.
taufs. lin Sablreitsn Seiud bittet
&oleutin 6e6Ier.
OamPfl6ln-Serbtnpung ,piihm Nid1muno unD
Rem YUrt.
DAG DanpfiGi6 r8uanptr" verI6et Ri6mcnp
lsoen Otenltd9, yta6mttta9s 4 ubr, unp glorfolt
Wittrrd, Mittdg.
Dos Dampfi&if nSame6town" oerldBt Pit.
lnpno teoen 6reit1a, Nahmitiaas 4 u6r. uub
Norfrlf AM Sametoa Mittdg.
Der Sahrpreie in Der GutIte. Ofab(,citen en-.
seltlpIeu, betrGst $40.
SIM Storage, cbue &oR, So.
Grcurfons &idct, fir Die Commemorate oil,
tt9. SIS.
S%tetlenSc, bic Niittpph5 uue SamstaoS peu
petersburg 5rub3u9 b%enuBeu, trefcn sr:tia nit
Der Nortolt'p petersburg 9lbn in ~erlferer Staot
elm, "ni nit bent DampftoOt wettrr 9e6sn Al tSn.
men. Sidcte fir btrle &Our fSnnen am Netsrs
Surg Depot 9eIGIt weroen uuc betrdat rer oou,e
6a9rpreis siei&faI5 Hur $40.
Suolam u. 6eiusfen
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.Sestnsunseu.

Ter ..Mneiatr" srfhsint jeStn Iecraes, Seantaos cueae>
nca,usr, ;un wtbtntIthtr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON &c Cts,
,sNISat IN bi, rcip. trastr, peir So. 90 ir iibrliber sSrraus.
~ttiahuns. - @ritisen frben unter ~fpIaenben s}ttinsunat1
Suiuabne: giRn,aiiQe Girrddnns prn 10 3tilen cbtr pcni-
gel SO cts, speindi,a, rs Cts, errinalist $l.OO, cine
2Sr be $l.25, einen Mlprat So. so. Srci Nrnatt $500, fchS
Wcnaie $500, sp6lf Ntcnat. $1,000 in riertcli6brli&cr
9srausbsablure. Mncilsn, Die ro6 Ssttetcr strdneerf
,s.rstn fonncn. toer6en nit S25. 90 per Sabr bsre&ntt.
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.. Oug9eubeiincra

" Vu3Seu beiincrR
5mpOrtsr BON Oruti6en u. frani6Fl6en gH,inen
rno Sranbiee,
Havana & Domestic Cigars,
sfp. Ilo 6rnntlinft 5nii6en Der ID. II. Is.
naRt @ceernerir.
Oee oeutlbe 9ublitum, insbelpn6ere attr gBi,berpe,t;uf,
'iito ore perreR sSirtse, ftroen ami btsIes men errih ,t,
"a sBGSislalr; @sltsIt aufnertim scuadt uno sriERt, BIZ 5S6(t
E.s9yMtEl9ta 2sadrsn eteles neuen GtabiifrncntS gu perlu,
Den, tee le IN oneeren bieieer Ueer ~n6rbitben 6iEisr1t inrr
Stnt9llt Taden. llahr @nptren perbtnen iUlssmOe 9lrtitsi
Jrn, , y SnpS ~ aEe psfSUrseeoSea gu ipsrSen:
GbampaSnt IaG, SUrtenl,
3tbsiN' lmO NtoId Wrine,
&ae Sorlen gGDisttg, Sin.
9ed6 lnO &pple.0raupy.
Aue S0rten Giqnsure (GOrpiaIs), ais &iimmel
Nnis, AtlYnt3, CURACAO &c. &c.
Aue - crten 6aoaua unp DcnrRic GLARS M
lerenl 9re.ic, Epn6burs &auta6af, ale Sortsn
9taudtabof, SurDines &c, &c.
I'M IreHnpIt&rn 8aSrub g. @assea6eiEer.
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9Ola! 0cI,!

0Ulsl 0cl,l
IntsFst@netsr sdIt fc%rtpdSreap sinrn srsscn @urratb ysn
S'fG's Hno 6ioienbeIi better 9uoltat. unp fam feline
S|a3ta hlNrnltt Nntcr ben gllltiaicn %etiHounoen prrTs5snn,
Se' 9aulen non 3 alaIprn miro BAD ggsapaGen fUitenfrri be- !.
l9r9I. Se'tcLGu9en, meI4e 5lnteclaien merotn bel Oobney II
SpLe oeer Seo, Y. pnnSsp, Srpaoirafe, iopi. in brr SnIs'
nteoerlo9e an 9rraoltr., nebc @rOpfr aserne sperbsn ,ro,nSI
6eICrBf. Yrslle: Dae bette Gi1tnbOl; M $50 nm
&anTenbol3 gu $500 per Gorb. SameS 81 YfSnrs'
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M LASFARGUE
S~8hrIefaIe- rnS R~etaiI-SdueGtr.
SeSer nnb Sdub=Sinoim0s,
14te StraBe, Der alien @ufsSfice acaeniit,r.
Hi6mpnb, 8a.
Derlete e%npfett fttn me6lafcrtirtes Qaaer ron QeSer IL.
etr Dirt, ais SpIeS. SniOIee, SoIf~5ptes &C., bae or i'm G5rp,
pen rne 8Ieines su ben ~biatslten prtiIen d6id6t.
srinpeo unb uncrtmpeo Boot 8rcnts,
betm pdar unb Ouseno.
Ntaterialten FUR Soluble Ysrfouft berieIte eib I'M Sleiner,
ale: gantps, Quortcre, Ginning &c. ie. 0aitcrs unb llpSrr..
Ssots itets %eOrratbis. gaites unb 56u9e perSen aub noe
ieeem 9eiit ,uselbnitten. S
unb bas ~'S''"E"
bette franSGfl6e Sal6 nub Qatent Qeoer truriht.
Satin 5ranrai fur 9apies Caters.
.ARe Ssrttn f%rani6iifhe gpuIihcS uns 9opIs fcts word
tsiS. VILE arbetttnfptrbenmit Surt'3 I1aIbine s~tarScitet
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z. Sabr9am9.

The German ADVERTISER,
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
X published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OScICE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
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Gf. A. FAUCHE
(sCu pAgiSA,
i y i a III CT uup Z eweIIer

1914 @atnsSraFt, imil&rn Der 9trn unb IOru.
~. v; Sau3e, Der istt SlenlnoipanSis Sosr.r in ben
t'npcn une 9lsp @Ort btfbdftter mar, r.:aubt iGs Ben A.
sfri M!6nhonbS bic @nlet9e ia MAIDEN, bas sr 233 grcSSffr.
-" stt'dIt9se 9'ln9Lt ero1net bat, lno itI freuen miro, allie
shmen sur aro 8uirieorlStit a~uafaaren j., SOM. IN
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u mjus!
Miainfrp Waareni

n. G. BARTON elau6t F6 Die an,eiae IN
Medea, bab sr Tsinen StUre BON 100 nod 229
wiainaraBe, Oberbalb Der 9tsn, psrlrst Bat, wO sr
tn isber Sation Elm ppIfanDiseS Experiment. Der
fOiSenben @rtttsl OOrrdtbis Salt: SeiOcue unO
StrOb'5 quite. 5au6sn, SopfpuBe, fran3SFl&r Bin.
men Hnb SanOer Spiben 8srtba's unp Gaps,
SptbsnsS6leteT, Srauer>6rasen unp lstUene unO
rnn3en, IAe Spisen- Nantiqas.
nslOamTt wsI4s bic 8aDeOrte belu4tn f6nnes
III Oteis StOrs ~pOailnpise 8aa~ &c. @nala
srSaIteE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
CnRImnnnRE

MILL stand the Season the Subscribers Farm
w Ashwood Postofce Maury county, Ten nessee,
so Dollars the Season,
aud One Dollar Groom. Mares viii be Ussursl and led
st the usual rates Every VIII be taken mares from
Pr DIG Rec.
Comm ore got BY Boston (sirs Of Lexington Le
compile, Red Eye, &el out Of Rosa somers eyen6ss DAM
by Sig Charles his grand dam Mischief Virginia. great grand
dam BY Imported Bedford Imported shark Wilda Lexington
Spanking Roger Imported Jolly Roger out Of Miss Bell the
Anesess Of me celebrated Tribe and Othes Imported in 1853
by Mr. Hunter, OF Hampton, Va It be seen that Com
modores Pedgrte runs back fer than acsnu
more Of the hard bottom crosses OF SIT Archies than any
Stallion Of his pure blood nov living Ct which have any
ledge.
Commodores beautiful blood Bay - years old taller than
Revenue Zone two yeunger and thought by many
he handsomer horse His fhe color hard, ce4n limbs
que shoulders expressive countsnauce intelligent eyes
magnificent high carriage and the beautiful symmetry Of his
proportions combine give him most remarkable and
handing appearance He horse o. immense speed but
got ankle hurt Col. johnson s. 10 whom the Hon.
J. N. Bolts had sold half Of year form,
ed training in consequence Of The injury and was not
trained again until be four years DID, Bolts he
the FASTEST HORSE trained, except one, and
although LAME in every race in which he starts Won thrse out
Of six" Commodore has had yet only
has been trained Two OF his get are engaged in the Lownds
Stake at Charleston C. His last at The
Of W. E. Gibbons, Esq Of Madison, n j. at $50 the season.
who bred to him Gold Pin by Boston Mamie by GLENCOE
out Of Motto and Phi'o. Fanny Fern, &c, &c.
The following extract w show the estimate in which be heid
by old turfnan and trainer
In reSy to yours in relation to Commodore would say
very hne, particularly Cardinals which think any
EVER F0ALED. willing to match it against any in
America. out Of any untrai-ed mare.
All the let Commodore Spring foasd bat
ore look him being Of tie sures. f0a geteTs in
Virginia, and would as bred 70 him IS Revenue
Yours respectfully,
Mr. Mcdaniel has refused $4,000 for his Commodore FLY
The speed and sndnraue strength and action Of The Bostoas
have rendered them the yors and popular crosI may say
all Oters-and Il is sutect Of eongratuanon
brssde Of Tennessee. that they have opportunity to avail
themselves Of the services Of this thorough bred native
upon mares from the reeentimportatons L. J. POLK.
feb1j-tw2m
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.sTho ScboOImasror's in thOt Bed.

A correspondent of the New York ITa0ely gives
the following one of the lany incidents that be-
fell a boarding round schoolmaster.'
| had been teaching in Mason county IN this, the
Sucker State, and this term boarding round
One evening after school one of my little scholars
stepped up to me and said:
"Mr. Jones' father says you would come home
with me-"
Very well said ] and. forthwith set out for my
patron house, which was distant some two miles
Now, be It known. James McHarry-for such was
sis name-had daughters, the pride and envy Of the
whole community I had heard much about
them that was naturally anxious to them. 1t
seems. however, ! 20 be disappointed. When
gye arrived. learned the gals had gone 20 par
~ the other side of the creek: so l went to bed
eXecTatng the luck which deprived me of seeing
them that night The night had well advanced, when
heard one OF the girls come home, and passing into
the adjoining room. she warmed herself before some
Goals which were alive on the hearth. Itseems the
old lady and gentleman slept in the same room,
when the old gentleman spoke:
Girls, said he, 1.-The schoolmaster's in your bed
Very well said Sarah and passing through the
room slept a. went up stairs. About an hour had
elapsed, when ] heard Judy. the other came
She stood az the door long time talking to her
"feler." then entered the room where lay, in her
stocking feet, carefully undressing herself, and
coming to the side of the bed, prepared to get in.
Now, it happened lay in the middle, and turning
back the clothes she gave me shake, and said in
suppressed whisper
Lay over, Sarah
rolled over, and wiped the corner of the pillow
in my mouth to keep from laughing In she bounced
but the bed would squeak. The old man heard it
and called out:
judy"
.'Sir!" was responded in faint tone from the
geG beside me.
81 nv scb0olndsi5rS IN that bed''
Wi.k one loud YELL and "Oh heavens" she landed
sn the aGor and fled with the rapidity Of a deer up
stairs. She never heard the last Of it, can tell
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
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WORTHY or Asy CONFIDENCE ron
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
TAEY since the great discovery Pref Wood have a.
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