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!. p,sban.,ed volunteer, on tn, Fight.

Through the columns of the New York Sunday
Times the sDisbanded Volunteer" furnishes the
public with his views upon the great q mill y for
the championship. If they are as correct as his
photography nobody has any right to question
them:
I've seen a hepe of ruff and tumble in Texas, at
the Diggins, and elsewear-Iye been whar eyes
and ears was layn around in free fife, like grape
skins and orange peelins at soshil entertainment;
but, old as am, got sum new rinkeles at Older
shot. Sayers is smart little rpstaver, but Hee-
nan is an everlastin soekdoarger. / never saw
snch Inns nor such a musklar trunk as Heenan's
Thinks to myself, when he stript, the Brtsher's
goin to see the elefant and no mistake. And he
dun so. The Boy fit like reglar rhinoser horse.
They allow here, the John Bulles do, as it was a
drorn bittil. | never speak unexpectedly of no
nashin; but if that amt wful premediated,
owdashus, prejewdlshus lie, then Bells Life is rite
in paein Benishy in the suburbs Of Troy, altho its
good three thousand miles as the GRO flies from that
seekwestard city.
You kin tell Mrs. H. from me, as her Boy would
undoubtedly hey strangnlated the Brittisher, Of
he'd he'd fair play. As it was, he kiyered himself
with l0rils. Sayers would never hey cum to time
agen of the ropes hedn't been cut in the thirty
eighth round, for Heenan he'd him by the neck and
| was skeyeedging of him inter etarnity. It was
crun injustis to the American champing to part
| EN-; and eff 1t eeas dun, RUNNER ses it was, by
orders of the Seeketary of State for the Hum De-
partment, he's mean cuss, and I'd like to tell him
these darned ring fites. Wots the use of knockin q
| Teller down, II you kant mount him and put him
throos But Heenan wun the yictry eordin to Their
own rools The American Egul was fowly robbed
Of its material pray. Even candied Establishment
which is skase eumoditty admit that the British
Lion was wiped out, though his seckends did refuse
to throw up the sponge. Weeks afore the event
cum off, it was bruted about eyerywhars, that the
John Bulls would brake the ring when the stakes
was in danger Wal. thars wnn cumfurt-ef the
English pug was beLted afore Heenan collared him,
/ he was dab6ly so when the fife was over
hope when the hero of Oldershot gets back to
4 his nativ land, III recev nashinal welcum. II
he doosent. the old sayin IS troo-republies is on
grateful. Congress onghter tender him vote o.
thanks, the tnfst Twin speciment of the tufiis
race on the face of the airth. Mebbee yon thinl
| seteh honors to prize-fter would be runnin Thu
thing inter the ground; but it's nuthin to wot tn
/ Brittishers are a DOOM for Sayers. Money roll
1 inter his pockets in chunks and Nuggets and hei
4 it from the hyest authority that Of Heenan he'
| acktilly killed him, he'd ben buried in Westmn
/ ster Abbey, in the next volt to Lord Nelson,
w1Srrn-A Ssrranf Giy9-See the advertise
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Texas Intelligence.

The Corpus Christi Ranehero says No one at
all acquainted with city fail to notice its i'm
provements and daily increasing business pros
perity. We notice large quantities of Sea Island
cotton stored in the warehouses; long trains of
carts arriving from the interior of Mexico, laden
with wool, and returning with large quantities of
merchandise also wool, the clippings Of focks in
this and adjoining counties. Everything betokens
q bright future. 1t is but a short time since our
merchants brought on immense stocks of goods,
and they have to order largely to keep up with the
demand. The availability of this point for the
traders Of Mexico is fast becoming apparent, as
the large trains of carts that daily arrive and de-
part for that country abundantly testify.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 18th inst says:
correspondent informs MS that Mr.. James Ew-
ing blew his brains out with Derringer, at Wash
ington, last Sunday.
The Jacksboro' White Man of the 22d nlt. says:
From a private letter received from Cook, we
learn that the Indians stealing all the horses in
that county and Montague.
From Erath and Palo Pinto we hear distressing
| news, but not sufficiently connected to insert.
The Brenham Enquirer Of the 18th inst. says
The growing crops in this vicinity continue to
present the mostflattering prospects, Corn is now
receiving its last working, and being I" laid by.'
Cotton looks well, and we hear of squares, and no
doubt blooms may be found, although we have
not seen one as yet.
The Gonzales Inquirer of the 18th says:
+ We continue to receive from this and the sur
rounding counties the most gratifying intelligence
of the corn and cotton crops. Both are In q
healthy state and growing rapidly. One or two
more rains in the next four weeks, will produce
Of the heaviest crops of corn known for years.
The San Antonio Ledger says
We learn from Capt. Seely, the road agent of the
| San Deigo Mail Company, that Maj. Towards
train was attacked, near Howard's Spring, on the
afternoon Of Monday last, between and o'clock
| by party of Indians numbering between so and
60. The men accompanying the train were 16 in
number, viz: 10 Mexicans and the superintendent
of the train, Mr.. Linsell. The struggle was des
nerate one, but the Indians eventually left, carry
ing with them wagon load of goods, two or three
| yoke of oxen and 1--WE horses. One Of the Mexi
cans was shot in the side, the ball passing through
his body, and it was thought his wound was mortal
Another Mexican was also severely wounded.
The Dallas Herald says:
A foul murder was committed on the 9Th of May
| by two men named johnson and Fyer, on the per
son OF young man named Willbanks, at Alyafado
johnson county. The murderers have escaped
and reward Of $500 is offered for them. Hand
bills with descriptions OF them both are circulated
and it IS to be hoped they will be caught. IL j.
represented as q most wanton and brutal assassi
nation.
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" 1EDf 1lp EEaIsA AND The mind finds 1t difficult
~ enEe tho idea that country like England was
9Aas atsamiHg mofass, covered with the rank
sx4plSAl egetatson of The treefarn groves; It's
Hzai slltnee only broken by the hum OF the shardy
4Setle 40 rush Of the hidonus flying -lizards
'f6Eesagh aofty Noods of ferns and reeds, or the
f<anp 81 tue giant Igaanodons over the plashy
MQlaA imagination. left to Itself, could scarcely
hsxa tnll ilg1d HI so wild fight % to picture an
era wfle palm trees waved Ia Kent and Hamp-
6hzre. and the mains of Cu1nor were the coral
teets nf SOME primeval lagoon; when the tiger and
AgeHa lltkod Id the thickets Of Kirdale when the
srampe ting Of the huge northern elephant was
1eska az tle neoEs of YORKSHIRE and tbs downs Of
4Ftshfon5 when the bison fed ON the plains, and
zhe sulien river horse and rhinoceros browsed by
~ M 1hs Mea And the Aron- Yet these things WERE
1ae saMmcrof the geoIogist, like the enchante's
Xsnd haa coniared ap more than one panorama of
A@td I'm gland far more weird and wonderful than
ever was tSblHd TIE historian only seeks to trace
back NE annaIs 81 orr island to the DAYS when il
Voc ifsa peopted by painted savages, iivng in wig.
Hanfs lkr tAe red Indians on he beaver. ana ~
hslnting With The rude bow and iint.headed arraw.
fhs geUIegst recalls the times when our island vas
Skg Aafae 0f the dragon. the turtle aud ths Sguana,
dan. ALL The Year Round. s's'.s's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

When reflect, as | frequently do, upon the fe.=
licty have enjoyed, sometimes say to myself
that were the offer made to me, ! would engage to
run again, from beginning to end, the same career
Of lifs Ali would ask Should DO the privilege of
author to correct, in the second edition. certain
errors Of the first.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

N kAk Gauss oh DEATH A,s I,sfants Breath
t5 ii D0g BpfjAmin e. Thompson, d child
- IN moashs, whose parents reside in the rear Of
esARn street, HnIths Hill, was LEFT asleep ON a
&1a GY }ts mother yaaterday afternoon, willie she
I141s caIl at tie hoHse Of q neighbor. When she
x9(afAed alter thu lnpse Of hour Of so, the child
Xx ae#as The explanation of the canse OF this
9edden death IS sought Ii the fact that two dogs
1HEng 90 the family were left in the room with
the Aapin ane 6f which, III Ii said. mount.
cd is bed placed lie paws upol the little fellows
013a1eesas and then drew his breath until he was
S&{kaeatNd Tho child was Id feeble health, and II
y 4assele that the weight Of the animal upon its
@s4S may have induced q spasm that proved fatal.
e ntsl efsiand Tint When the child was found, the
tlqS Fas resting ~ head upon It's body.
h & l.ss 81 Providence Press eth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

hkDuckp PRcEs.-lt will be seen, by reference
70 eae advertising columns shas Mcssss Benthaysen Lewis
70 ee osg plantation household and fancy goods
pl,e are desroas Of clearing off as much as pos
spe ef ter goods preparatory taking an account &c sock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

NV Books,--We call attention to a list of new
and popular works avsrised ths osnin by hcs r. h,,c
ESQ Among them will be found Marble rann Adyea
lures Ia South Ameries, 9 . The White fils,T etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
TROY i late EVENT.

The name of young Heenan is going the rounds,
And he fought many rounds you can swear
But alasi for John Bill lis fact that astoHads,
That his rounds are no more ION the square,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

PrKE's PEAK WiT. They have "poet, al
Pixies Peak. who has perpetrated the follow.
ing
Luck varies with the men who hunt
For gold, as III explain;
Some find the ore In ci'enses,
While others seek ia rein.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

WASTEp-A Seruaat Gi7.-See the advertise
n,sn Application to be made at this office,
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31,60s,G II

Tbs Board of Trustees have resolved
cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Proh
the holders thereof their legal
the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company
ending the soh june 1859 for which certificates viii
Issued on and after the first day October next.
And resolved further that after reervng One Million Of Dol
lars of Profits Outstanding certificates Of Profits the
issue of the year 1856 redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proxmo, well to FORTY PER
CENT Of certificates Profits of the Issue Of 1851
September nexnteest thereon fa
Both June ult.
THOMAS a. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, Vice. President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

1t is asserted that conspiracy against the life
Of the Emperor Alexander, or, at all events, to
compel him to abandon his emancipation projects,
had been organized at st. Petersburg. Some $50
200 persons, chiefly among the Noble Guard, are
said to have been arrested. Certain suspected
regiments were promptly sent out of the city, and
other measures of precaution were taken.
The Emperorof Russia extendsto the inhabitants
of Poland, on the occasion of the majority of the
heir apparent, pardons as regards ccnfscation Of
property inflicted on those who took part in the
instruction of 1883.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

King Victor Emanuel had reached Bologna in
his progress through his new territories. 1t is
stated that the bishops of the Romagna had re-
part in the reception Of the King.
Count Cavour and III. Fanti were to meet the King
at Bologna.
Annexationist agents were busy throughout We
Meta in exciting an instruction in favor of Victor
Emanuel.
A committee had been formed at Milan to receive
subscriptions for the Sicilian nsurrection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21

DEGREES are published nominating numerous
Councillors of State and also for the settlement of
Hungarian Protestant affairs.
TWAS reported that the Emperor of Austria con-
templated resgning, in order that the Archdnke
Macmillan may become Regent, with federatve
system throughout the empire.
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Ihis arsiciefor overtsa

10 YoUk INFANTS.
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Oak. nEN5.sS EBISPERSARF
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

txr9<ez~SEz. DE. KING formerly Of New York FOR
ft2EAk7lA hetIsttUuT years oi Louisville, Ken
80 = NJ has 81 his attention u th-trea
k,uJ 4 private diseases sOr over 80 years utt Iers
himself having attenoe t. IFaCtce for so many
-4r< atd cured 80 IN .nv thousanss u- Is enab led
l, ,ure all diseases o. = private nature, no natter
hos Al II y may o. from Hlu iici1us nsdI al treat
Snsut or rJn a. : .ect 81 IN n owu Dr. hing =
nv Is No . DE- i,ieri-A street, between Cher
y AMI tue square, cOnd story, where he cures all
f1issrs-s Of = pTis-t' nature
CO .osKHss eurcd wIth .uI nIuseoLs Medicines OF
Interference WITH business
srsr.1CKss oi oil recent date, s'ectuaiy cured
In a few d4ys, by operation which causes no
ain Wherea structure ext Is lac ,iih calHot b.
5uioyet. Perhaps uis"a-e cius''s IA IRE mischIei
| nj IudermInes the constitution - much
sYPHu vi Ih al the uIzesrs u tue SAN grow ng
but 81 ne -ict % UaI treatment caH D. eectuAlIs
] drr,i IH = Ie = days
SEMINAL We EsE-s Particular attention having
cen gwen . ths disease, s.su all - cvIs-J uvnCes
ro.ilg out Of H. brought O1 ga IA any '--s oy The
estrsIctve sBlts q c.-a-i.vr- IL Youths tud eX-
Esssive IN iugsnc- u tn .ssIr7, c-icct o. hch
al .ermIae she cJstitIu1ns rendering the SUD
Be- 10 Tor Isiauss society AL causing pfSiiA
urs Old age
Fem .i.s WIN NAV b. ltb9rIEg with any difficulty
N the womb as assured u -IlI Q TelieI
Persons RESIDING +brJIl- By = t-l z tud st%tins
her sts o, cH-i 1z-i. -.ircct "a . br a
Hing Ne. - ia lrE'sS stree, Nt7 .l- 4tHn, VIII
ave IAs ae sslry ms i.Ciues q q .cir ndiTss
isiI1 necessity II r-ttss st-iet secr-c' obs -rVed
&c l0Irs rom sU'CiJ IA. rui's u.iiii . 4"
lac eveuiu-- lILl 81 Jaw ~
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.SeDR. MOTIFS
Cllalggl1eate seills.

An aperient and stomachic preparation OF
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon By COM
bust-ou in Hydrogen, of high medical author.
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each OF the
following cemplaints viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, INA
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, C0NsTI.
PATTON ScR0FUI.A- SALT RHEUH, SCURVY,
JAUEDIcE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MTTTEN1 FEVElS. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAREESS. MIS-
MENSTRUkTI0E. WHITES. CHL0R0SIs. ete..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, eta
The IRON being absorbed By the blood. and
thus circulating through tho whole system, no
part OF the body can escape their truly wonasr.
ful influence.
The experiences OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of 1roa can for q moment bs
ccraaarea with il. Impurities Of tAe blood de.
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickiy compilations indicate It's necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. In all eases Of
female debility (auor albus, ehloreSis ete), its
effects are del,e httuily renovat,ng. M remedy
has ever been diseove ed, in the whole history
OF msdieine which exerfs such prompt, harry,
ana .ullyreztoratiys effects. Good appetite. soT-
plste digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength.
vita an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, iumed iately follow It's use.
As a grand stoHaehie and general restorative
IL has no superior and 10 substitute
Put up Ia ss~aS Nat usrtal boxes eo1fafaspe
50 pills p<fce 80 cents pr bssx stx hnHs~r
T,-u-sf-s. grneraIiy. VIII be s~st free 80
ANY address on receipts OF the price, All ists
tiers, orders, etc.. should be attdre-Hed 10
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SALE oF RIAL EsrArE.-The sales Of real
estate BY tae city OF Nashville, adveFtisa d for
this day. will take place at BALI past ten
o'clock A. AZ. Persons wishing TO attend
will be taken out in omnIbassss tron the Of
rec Of Massss. GLAscl CO i Nswsos, College
street. The nal estate 10 be sold Is IN good
losAtioes. annually Increasing in value, and
IN Tea years will return 10 The bayer, shosid
h wish to sell. the purchase money doubled.
lie ~hs doubts this does not appreciate the
rapid growth Of our elsy, and The noble Ges-
LAY which swaits her.
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FLOWER POTS!
CeaI Oil.

THE BAHTHlf<F MACHINE
TTzS lsrssf 2as sazr as<zsa txhss sa.z any
:. :, eslsss s.ss... osss-.s. ss.sz.. Hs4..-
sfrllfT
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that / shall adduce, neither would you
believe though one arose from the dead
and told you of the great efficacy of the
Lithontriptic.
The Faculty and the public may be
surprised to hear of remedy that win
certainly dissolve Calcuh, or Stone in
the Bladder, and cause it to pass off
with the urine, and permanently cure
almost all the chronic diseases of the
Urinary Organs, those heretofore in
durable diseases. But the proprietor
is certain that at last he has found out
this great destieratuRa IA Medicine, a
certain and safe cure for these diseases.
And all he wants, wishes, or desires, Is
for the Faculty and the afflicted to give
his medicine fair and impartial trial,
and he has no doubt that they will
be thoroughly convinced of its grea.
efficacy; and if it does not do what he
represents it to do, he would like to
know it and let It be exposed; but if
1t does effect these cures, he hopes, for
the sake of suffering humanity, the Fa-
caity-the guardians of public health
will give it their influence There is
no humbuggery in the Lithontriptic
every certificate is genuine, and tho
proprietor viii give one thousand dol
lars to any person who viii find out
one spurious certificate.
Any person doubling the truth Of
any thing that has been said, is ear
neStly and respectfully requested to
correspond with any person whose
name is annexed TO any certificate, and
thereby convince himself of the truth
of every thing that has been published.
The number of bottles that it us--
ally takes to cure is from one to five;
though it has been known TO take ten
bottles where there were extremely
large formations OF Calculi or Stone
to be dissolved in the bladder
For the efficacy of the Lithontriptie
see the Circular, containing some of the
most wonderful certificates in the world,
around each bottle.
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In presenting the merits If this ia
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in las orH imDle-
diatc neigh6orhood, and has Oson county,
as we'll as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 10 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place whore
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
a doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, ProlapsuS
Uteri, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &C., &c. !;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in his oicn neigh
6orhood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CIRCUIT
AND COUNTY Courts, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND JURY
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM
BERs OF CoNGREss from his owu
district, &c, &c. AN array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. |
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
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THIS articiefor ogeFtea
CoNHDk>cS NSBERUTa sf
h~su able = say Of
kR Has II FAfIEn
EkfEc1 A CURE, when
We kasN au Instance
Que who used is, aa
ttshted with ats slserr
~ highest conmeHsia
and nlesllrai glrIaes
WHAT AK DO KNox.s
ence. AR PlEnaE aps
MINI of WHAT NKuEHs
instance where the ia
snd exhaustion, FsIle
tScoty Minutes after
tered
tien is the 1rescripsitr
PEAitNCEhaHd skill
lssa, and bss be
ING sCccEseIX
nF CAst.S.
from Fzin. but lnvis
bowels, corrccts Acifi
ergy Ia the y hole sSs
st.sutiF relieve
SON Els, AND
COLiC.
which 10 aotspec6f
We oclievelttte aest
Would, all cases.
RiisEA IN ciIiLDRsa
iretlling or from ar
say 20 every moths
from any ofths forcza
Lkf YOUR PREIEp
IslCES OF OTHERS
ing child and the -~lie
Absolutely SURE
DsdIclne. IL tlaasiy
wilf socSmpahy eeeA
less tksfa1 smile %
York, - on he gu
Qua the World
cetEr -. Nsw fark.
centz Iser tattie
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang Liuinnent.
vaLUABLE HORSE SAVED.

d
NJ : LrfcH Hyae PaTk, VI, wrItes5-'' hat the
no,ss Was considered worthless" (hIs case was
sasvfn) ..but since the free use Of the Mustang
Isnisnent I have sold HIM FOR one $40 ea-h- 1ouT
Iiafunsat mas been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD SHELF PHILADELPHIA Pa
fg.f,aefl sIn lifting TIE kettle froTs the IRE It
bs.sue anrnaaasez5Ie, tI.ted over, aHd soalded my
hands yer, severely, aisaost 70 = crisp IL vas az
go .isst Tue Hlst4ag IIninent appeared - ex
tr,t the .stia Il s,sted rapidly Without SORENESS
and Tea 10 sc4r oI aCcJgHL LTuiy yOrtss
,cb tauzu.zsa a. this Is 5It the constant AMI lta
al .-,-ao .sl..r- , sr this lrtl-4s - use'i
ms t.rul=feat f-IIssf--s sOts u PifLleFs anu
ovrsers a! asrs - 4ud mules sir 5OHS DAsiLt>-
or "a ,tt,,asers zl- sOi4 slave for $500, ~ii1 "as
r.r.-I rom ztfsr lSri.--sl=ss b. this lIHiiHcnt
Fv--rg Il. All. sa0uIa b very particular
All eugure IJf tEs 5IusLalg LuitnsEi 43-e tt~e IL
|oIher- - - -.
.-,ld ~ al dealers throughout S"rtA and >outi
mere. Europe ana the LslE.ds VI tie OCean iiOf
Is craIz 80 cents, zlid 81 per H-ttis-
BAHSE-, = rAHk, New YORK
u0Fzs-6mdt%EW
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CAN ATES.
ELECTION on THURSDAY, NAY 24TH:
For Attorney General.

So We are Authorized 10 tnnoInce TIM. II. Will.
LIAAIS a. candidate for re-electi3u the Office Of
Attorney General ia tIs sixth Judicial District Of
tennessee Election 2Iik LAY OF May, 1880.
aprIO-td BNAU
So We are authorized 20 announce JAMES
{kISs, Esq, candidate for the ottes of Attorney
icnersl OF the Ninth judicial Circuit, composed Of
the COMMITTEES Of Davidson, sumner aud " williamson
Election neNt Nay. octs5-Ie
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
@- We are indeb. cd 70 Mr.. Hobrlrz,g1I,

- TIC al IuutU tu % MT. 1ObIsiiLcIis,
Adams Express Messenger. for files of Louis
vile papers of yesterday, aid New York
Times OF the 18th, in advance of fhe mail.
We are also indebted to JOHN j. SULLE-
VAN for copy of the Cinninnati CozamercidL
of the 16lh. in advance of Uncle Sam.