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JAMES LOW Il co,
AIS Main Street Louisville. Ky.,
NAVE JUST REC6IHED AVID FEB SAFE,
HSO PIECES Hilger's Cloth ard Cashmere;
AlPO 100 Pozen assorted Hosiery;
Cases Irish Linen. iuiy2S-u

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AM offering for sale reasonable terms the following
property 66 handsome Building Lots the 7h and sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various dimensions, from large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city.
One double three Business House Broad street,
pied at present by Hsrdcasle & Co.
One Ira Of about twenty and half three miles
out the Nashville and Chattanooga Raroad frame house.
and We-part Of the Lucus Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract of about ThirIY.One Acres,
On the Murfreesboro Turnpike road, junction the
Stones River Turnpike, half mile ou adjacent to " e.
Lewis and others my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out the MufreesbsrC Turnpike. Good
proyements, good water and timber.
One Fract of about Ninety Acres,
On the FRANKLIN College and Stones River Turnpike
miles Thirty cleared balance good timber and well
Watered.
One Tract of about 126 Acres,
Adjacent the East fronts said Turnpike 200
poles-nearly all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs nile and half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpe mostly well tnbered about ~
acres cleared
OF land in Nashville and vi
ciny. For further particulars call EAEcE g. WOODWARD,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes prices will be taken in exchange for
above. june26-lml JAMES NJ. MURELL.
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NEW YORK WIRE MILL.
NELS ION a RIG VI ND.
WIRE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

DARsICU L attention given 70 orus sent to tel, War.
house, u John St, Y, which will be led promptv nd
have speedy Dispatch Creua urnshi, giving discount from
List, net prices at Looest Market Ratss
Termss--six Moths eot payable at Bank, current
rate Of Exchange New York per cent OH for cash
Wire Mil 18th street, Warehouse 81 John 81 New YORK
juIyiS-d1m
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DOugIasin mississippi.

The Csrnth True Democrat published in that strong
good Union county TshamngO has raise the
johnson its head 1t begun the ght
with vim which indicates chlds play 1t dominates
Knyon Of that county Eector the first district aud
July, nominate full Electoral ticket for the State Mr. Kin
yOn the ables Democrats North Mississippi and Las
already taken the stump for COuglas-NGsare Patriot
This is the sort of pabulum with which the hopes
of the Douglasites and OppOsitionsts generally
fed, touching the prospects of the SqUatter SOver
eighty faction in Mississippi. The so-called True
Democrat, "a msnOmer) has had the Squatter candi-
date at its masthead for twelve months. 1t is not
Democratic paper, and IS not recognized such by
the Democracy of Tishomingo. The Cross City is
their organ and it is doing good work in their
for Breckenridge and Lane. As for "B. n. Kinyon,"
it is the best joke of the to style him zone of
the abest Democrats in North Mississippi" We will
not contest the question of his ability. That would
be the refinement of cruelty. But to our know
ledge, he has been acting cheek-by-jowl with the
Opposition for the last ten years. 1t is true he
thrust himself upon Democratic convention in this
city in 1858, and attempted TO kick up Robbery in
the service of Foote-buthe " seeded from it amid
the most palpable indications of delight the part
of the whole body. The Democratic locomotive
went smoothly on, and we never paused to inquire
what became of KinyOn, until as the canvass pro-
crossed we found that he had taken refuge upon
some other train where more congenal spirits were
to be found. From that day to this, KinyOn has not
repeated his experiment in Democratic State Con-
vention. He is with the Douglas faction. The
Democracy would not have gained anything by his
support of Breckenridge and Lane they have lost
nothing by his advocacy of Douglas If the "Consti-
tutional Union party F" which has had his services
in all its various phases for ten years past four his
tory of kinyOn don't 90 further back) afford to
do without him in this canvass we are quite
the Democracy can!-JackSoH MiSSiSSippdn.
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THE GREAT EASTERN TO RETURN WITH A CAKGo OF
CorroN-The New York Herald understands that
arrangements are the tapis with the directors of
the Great Eastern take her to Norfolk, Va, pre-
Vious to her return to England, and there load her
with thirty thousand bales of cotton for the British
market. 1t is not stated where this cotton is to
come from. The freight on cotton being farthing
British money, per pound or about half cent, this
cargo would amount to little more than 100000
freight money
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Fifteen hogs were killed in the pens of Messrs.
SNYDER 4 JENKINS at Petersburgh, KY, by a stroke
of lightning on the 10Th inst.
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Land for Sale.

II application be made, il short time, will sen
mOdatng terms, OFIY Acres OF Land, three miles
the limits NJ opposite Mai GoRs
This the ttauuf1l locations Davidson
About half Of the land in timber the balance in cuva
There the premises comfortable cabins and hne
young orchard Apply Ma Corr, the place 70 NY
self for particulars CHAS. 4. INST0N.
julyl4-H
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BRECKINRI DGE AND LANE
THE
LOUISVILLE COURIER
F0R
The Campaign

f1SHE Projectors OF the LoUIsvLE CoUAEE DESTROYS Of doing
all in Their power to advance the % the gallant caLd
dates Of the National Dmecacy. And LAHE
spreading proper documents before the people propose 20 furnish
s1eir ManmOth " eskiy I'd ti0a during the
pan. rather for period CT months from the cate Of sub
scrpion, at the following very Low rates:
TERMS
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TKE LITTLE BEA UTY,

A NEW NOVEL.
By the Author of The Gamblers Wife.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS, By Krr-
DICKENS SHORT STORIES.
THE REBEL AND THE ROVER. By HAZEL
june22 JOHN YORK 90
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The artesian well at Columbus OHIO, has reached
a depth of 2,518 feet. The auger is now passing
through hard, gray1sh sandstone.
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
f. q 10 ale OIle&

TBNHE next session of this Incttuon will open the
Monday in SEP tomber 1860. Ample accommodations
made for 200 boarding pupils full and able Of Teachers
in department Terms usual and every facility
abe College in successful operation for 10 Fer
particulars, address J. o. CHURCH, President
iulvI2. el-d Awom
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FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE!
APPLY AT
NJ a = IN &c M "a TT,
INSURANCE AGENTS
25 COLLEGE STREET, Nashville, Tenn,
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A bet Of $1,000 is offered in the Lexington (Ky)
Statesman that CLINT. MCCLAETY is elected Clerk of
the Court of Appeals. Face the music!
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i SUSV their address to FULLAN, proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works. Springfield Vt. pioneer
office is still open Springfield VT Eastern Merchants
Exchange Boston Principal Office 22 Broadway, New
The only practical Stencil Tools patented by FUL
and sold for including enough retail for $50
With activity this amount be realized by any
weeks time anywhere. The tools will exchanged
set given time within 10 years prore-
CERTIFICATE Nj REFERENCES
We the undersigned. being residents Of Springfield
hereby certify that acquainted with FULLAM who
engagedn the manufacture Of Stencil Tools consider
him perfectly responsible for the honorable fuhment
contracts and for all Of money him Tools
Colburn President of Exchange Bank springfield, Vt.
Albert Brown, Cashier of Exchange Bank.
Geo Porter Treasurer Of springfield Savings Bank.
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court.
Geo. Washburn, Postmaster.
Samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records
g,,V-A
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LINCOLN OR ECKNRIDGE-WHICH?-The news
papers make themselves very busy with the discus
sion of abstract political questions which have no.
thing whatever to do with the real question before
the country We have half dozen candidates in
the field, but only wO-Breck;nridge and Lincoln
who possess any strength. Neither Mr.. Douglas,
Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Houston, Mr. Gerrit Smith has a
single State at his back. Lincoln has nearly ali the
Northern and Eastern States and the South is united
for Breckenridge. The conservative voters of the
Central States have then, to make their choice be-
tween the two, and WILL of course, vote for Brock
inridge. Very well Douglas is very well; so is
Bell and Houston; but they cannot be elected with
out votes and might well give it UP first last.
Lincoln or Breckenridge will be the man.-Nelo York
Her1d.
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1860.

IysIEAB UNION INTEND TO sTRESrHe
IN AND TO LKNoTHEN IT. joins c. BKKcKIERIDsR-
he Constitution and the equality Of the sates These are
the symbols Of everlasting these be the rayng cries
Of the peopie."-JOBE G. BREcEISRIDaE
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trustees Sale.

virtue Of the power conferred by two trust deeds
ID executed by NJ B. RoWiey respectively Of record 10
the office OF the Register Of the county Davidson Tennessee
in book 49, %, and book No. pages III and VS. will
On the LIST day OF August 1860 the upper end OF eMart
House. on the public square, in the city Nashville
expose at pubic auction and sell for highest bidder
the following slaves, TO named Caroline about al
years OF age girl named Lizzie, 2 Of age and
named Washington, about eight years age to paw the
debts in said oee4s mentioned For more particular eseD
ton Of the slaves the secured ana th tern - tx
deeds, the deeds the = selves are referred to.
EDWIN Il. OHILDRESs. Jr
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Kingston springs,

now for the reception visitors and aer Tuesday
the ID day Of July Mr. gill Fun an accom-
notation Omnibus, leaving House every 1ueSi
thursday and Saturday O'Clock, VI arrvins a. TIC
prinEs sn dnnerfare doli4rsoce and AZ SeSs
nte House. The medical qualities Of these springs are well
known for dyspepsia diseases Of the liver and Tor
incident TO females they are unsurpased There are ave sui
Phur springs Of different qualities, tesjes Tree stone ana he
discovered ehaIyb ate
Terms--Per d y.........-.--.--- ~
Z" Week. -----.-.''--- o ~
- Month "
Horse per j ~
wM T. TEATMAN,
z. j. KREIDER,
;,,.sz- %, Superin tendents.
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Great Eargnins!!t

yEyHE undersigned most rspee1y bes leave inform his
friends End the citizens of Nashville generality having
returned TO his old stand. Union Street, Is nav
prepared 70 furnish them with articles they ala
lire Wishing to close out his present stock prior making his
fall purchases he Is Offering his entire Of Watches
Jewelry silver and Plated COST Those in want ~
bargains would do we'll to call and examine.
J. FLOWERS
in y20-Im A Uhio7 street, Nashville Ta,,
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All Riaht in Cannon.

WOODBURY. Cannon County, Tenn,l
July Gath, 1860.
Nh ESITOR: The friends Of the Union county are raj
lying under the Democratic banner borne by
LANE We hear from all points Of the county every all
is right On the 18th Of the present month intend
grand ratification meeting in Woodbury., and will shake the
capper out Of BELL that heard to jingle We upon
hpaOm upon which noble candidates stand don't
to the voters Of this county, when asked what for
for the Consttuon and Union and the enforcement OF the
laws; and leave them much in the dark ever,
Iii amusing to how the Opposition Of thiseo stick
DoUGLAs. 1t eiher DOUGLAS BILL 1t difference
whether black grey they carry and Ev
BRETT.
fine banner will be presented the e6h BKrcKRDsE
and LANE, and Equality. CANNON.
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TEXAS SCHOOL FUND-Texas has the noblest school
fund of any State in the Union. The State Gazette
says:
Its aggregate amount is already nearly three mil
lions of dollars. Two million grows out of the
United States fund received under the boundary
treaty In addition, these increased by Onetenth
Of the annual revenue of the State. In addition.
each county has four leagues of land devoted by the
State for the use of common schools and tenths
Of the reserved lands in the tracts donated 70 rail
road companies, the other tenth being appropriated
to the the University fund The University fund is
now estimated at $l,0O00O0 composed of this tenth
of the land reservation, and fifty leagues of land,
of which sales have been made to the amount of
100000, with donation of 100000 from United
States bonds.
CUBA SUGAR PI.ANTATIoNs.-The Cuban Messenger
says the production of the best cultivated panta-
tons averages % boxes per negro 600 pounds;
but in the greater part of those Estates where the
modern machinery has not been introduced, only
II boxes or 1850 pounds Of sugar, can be reckon
ed per negro There ere above 900 sugar estates
in the whole island auG the number increases almost
daily. In I775 there were in all the islands 4S3 SUI
gar estates.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,

q W. KIBBEE will heneeforth make Nashville his perma
" nent resi- ence, and will tune Planes, Organs,
and by the year single tniag visit a.
often as required since he will spend at least every
month IN the city and vicinity he will visit regularly the
toWnsn Middle, West, Tenneee, North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left Co.'S Music Store or
Reed Piano Rooms Church COMMUNICATIONS By
mail will be promptly attended april dtw&vIf
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TOBACCOS.

very and cannot b exceed IN quality We
give very great Inducements this article, have
maze such Arrangements that purchase from the manu- aeu
rer direct and 50 avoid the ext charged by the Bal
nore market Our dne PaReabs Rough ard Re6dy and Flat
Plug fooaecos are from the best Virginia We
Ia. also good and common Tobacco Of our State
Amongst our articles would call attention n
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The Canvass

I
Nessrs J. D. THOMAS and o. P. TEMPLE, candidates
for Eector for the second congressional district will
address their feow-ctzens at the following Places
and times, commencing at IL o'clock each day:
Livingston, Overton county, Monday. August, Is
Locust Shade Tuesday, IA
Milham, Wednesday, Is
Monroe, % Thursday. l6
Poplar Grove, Fentress CO.. Friday II
jamestown, Z" Saturday, Is
The undersigned candidates for Elector for the
4th Congressional District, will address their fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
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Summer! summer =

gENHE veatheris getting warm, and Is the change
underwear. Ju; rece we'd superb %
UDdersh rus aud Drawers To- Wit:
G4uze silk Shirts DraEers;
Isle Thread hirts and Drawers
MerinO 90 do;
Net Cotton do
Shaker Flannel do do;
Jac0ne Shirts, Drill and ineu Drawers various
Call at No. 2S Cherry Street, door from U1ion.
may29 J. d. MCgILL
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New Magazines.

New Magazines.
Ha:per's Magazine for August;
Harper'S Magazine for August,
Gody's Ladies' Book FOR Ausurt;
GOdy'S Ladies' Book for August;
PeterSOn'G Monthly Magazine for August;
Pstsrson's Monthly Magazine for August;
Isslie's Gazette Of Fashion for August;
BlackWoOd's Magazine for July;
The Atlantic HOs,hly for August
The KnicksrbOcker Magazine for Augsti
ThsNeW York Ledger, Weekly;
The New York Mercury, Weekly
The New ork weekly Weekly
Hsrper's illustrated Paper, Weekly;
Leslies illustrated Paper, Weekly,
London illustrated News, Weekly;
The WsVs ly gArine, Weekly;
Police Gazette, Weekly;
Ths Clipper, Weekly;
POrtsrs ami wilkes Spirit OF the Times, Weekly.
FOE SALE BY
JOHN YORK a co.,
july7 No. 80 Union street
E,IsH.:-1O H.lr Barrels White Fish, received by
II july27 DnDICK Y.
(tHEESE.-IO xes Prime New,iust receiyedhy
Jalya7 Al Market street,
Fresh Turnip seed.
ANDRErH's Turnip Seed summer and winter warranted
jalyaS e. Rains, BROWN & co.
No more Explosion OF steam Boilers
NONE to the Commercial House and see the mOIel of Jvs
mistake
theory preventing explosions for the saving
Of Fuel patented June I2b, 1860 chance TO
persons take interest with whole
patent. day. soon the North and
East buly26-dltl Ii. L. JUSTICE.
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THE DAIEY COURsER
Is mailed to subscribers year. Copies for S25 Co.
or or any shorter period Fifty Gen per month
Inc Daily publishes very quantity OF snd tha
printed in the Union
All orders and letters should be addressed to
HALDEMAN & co
81 and 50 Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Dspeemen Copies application. Prospeetuses will
&c seo those riendS who wish clubs uy26 dSwSt
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Bread
ChOIera, Dysentery and FIux!

ENHE WHAT CHEER YsASr CAKES make the and
IL most wholesome bFesd--never fail to riss.
Live have Just receiyed large let fresh from New
lulyl4-I MACKENZIE A MINNHIN-
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WHO WANTS THEM!

Z HAVE on hand ff cen thousand bushels Of Broken
stone vii sell and halfcen per bush- Tbis
is fine chance for those who wish to improve property
q. JOHNSON. AGENT
july94-dsw Tennessee PeniteStjs'v
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Annual Meeting.

JTNHE Stockholders Nashville Building Association
he eby mott Sed that the Annual Meeting will be he'd
Monday, the th Of July commencing At o'clock at the
Of the Mechanics Library Association at which time and
place Directors elected for the ensuing
july26-dtd CHARLES A. FULLER, secretrry.
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SIS Reward.

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension and deV
cry Florence, Ala ola negro named Abrans
said about 81 old ave inches high,
will weigh about 100 poundS He black and likely,
and has fine suit Of hs aud reached up in 'front.'
keeps plated up, that length does
show He in Wilson Smith county Tennessee,
sold by NJ. Blythe, Of Sumner at Columbus
Miss will attempt Of the above named couns
and will probably give the Of his will
give half the reward lodged js that may get
him. JAMES b. GRAY.
Vorsnca Ala Inv n fOv
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Aexander Thomas and wife Mary r-son and Others
pursuance of decree Of the County Coars o. Davidson
county, rendered in The above III July er 1889
viii osr for sale at the Court House Nashville on saur
aAy the thdAy OF August nxt negro named Dick,
about thirty eight years age
Terms --SuS will &c aired in cash and Tor anca
credit q twelve mOn.hs will b. given, endorsed
payable in bank, required x. CHEATHAM
jayI3 -dtds CIerk and N1s,.-
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BURNING FLUID.
TFHANNERs OIL, Sperm Oil lard OIL Coal on, Lnsessg
mar2-n RAINS, BROWN Coz
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THE sT. "a Sbo ERrI II .S1

InIHE undersigned having IA St Clomd Hotel haa
enlarged materially, AMI rfurnishd it throughout in
the elegant will 70 tie public On
Thursday. the san inst.
July3- DIFF SAMUEL J CARTER
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Splendid Chance for showmen.

an WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 25, at 10 o'clock
" BKSS saIzLDs will sell public sale their auction
ruems opposite The seWanee House. the magnificent Panorama az
Bunysn,s Pilgrims PrOgYsss-one OF he most
successful exhibition Hngs The sails viii be positive
and great bargain may be loossd Tor. Terms cash.
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should be absent from the medicine chest Of family
The complaints that render maternity rather than bless
ing yield its mighty nhuence the SORE NIPPLE and GATHER
BREAST that endAnger the life of the offspring we'll the
parent speedily dispeed by the timely application of this
powerful detergent remedy 1t pain and erades the
that always prevails in ERCPTvE DISEASE Sold
the principal dpos IL Broadway N y and Charres street.
Orleans, by J. WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also by
all druEgi- . and merchants. July d.tw4Wlm
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AT the broadway Mills.
ARE YOU INsURED! -

A CONSTANT supply of New Flour Unbolted Flour, and
n Fresh Meal D. D. DicKEY,
july96-n Agelt,
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BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE

FOR THE CANVASS, Single Copy 60 Gents
Clubs Of five -.---..... 80 -
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A. Cheatham & Bro,
LhPORTERs OF
WINES, BRANDIES
CIGAR>, TseACCo. &c.,
NO.s College street. Ne
SASHVIL1B TENN
IwAys Keep wsll selssta SOCK me goods in our Ii
N Of business. more especially
FINE COGNAC,
United Vineyard ProPrIetOr's Co. CogH@e.
Fine Old ssSazerac'' Cagnac.
'sVaIIantfn's COgnae
Old LOnasE Dock COgnac, ke
To vhcE would esh particular attention Of sonnOisseErs
and those who pure Article Of Brady for medical pur
poses Our brands OF Champagne very ehoiSe and
Madame We. Clieqaot Ponsardin-
nina Haf1a5 a r.
FINE COGNAC.
The Celebrated Z" Palma
''GIssler 4 Co." Gold Label and White.
q Prince ImOeIial. 4" and aeveraI Otheru
WHISKY.

Pine Old BOr6OR, Rye aas his6 Washes. Pure Holland
Gin Scotch and English Alss Porter and e-innes5 eel
ebFated extra Dublin Brown Stout.
Our patrons have Two uundd Thousand Cigars to select
ou-from tie cheap German class Domestic 70 the
very choicest HAvANAs.
Our OF
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DURCHAs e Immediately Of @ w. PoLHURsr's wash
4 Ing Machines, with which small boy girl
do all the washing for the arses family This is the Cny
feet machine the kind invented. the only Washing Ma
chine the world which vi supply the real wants Of te
pie. Pfee SO. Harry BROTHERS,
unei-tf AGENTS 4 n lie SQUARE.
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mOsOuilO Ne1eimD

WISH to sell tract Of land lying miles ives
IL from franklin adjoining the lands Of Davis. Glas
James hamilton, and heirs Maury deceased and
known the Porter place 9ntaning 1872 acres bent IS
Of which is in woodland. NJ EDWIN PERKINS,
franklin, April IL, 1860 ,J&W-H
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"Cu,tem Work.
Immense saving Of LABOR.

TEVHB broadway Mills In short time will be prepared to
grind Wheat Germ for toll Farmers the lighbJFhOcd
requested to cali aud examine ARA gsments
julyl4-u d d DICKEY, Agents.
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! J. o. GRIFFITH & 90.

iSueees1Ors to e. G. Eastman d Col
MRS. &. G. EASTMAN, +. G. DUNNIEeroE,
rre J. o. GRIFFITH. JNO. o. BURoH
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National Democratic Ticket.

DAILY So; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY S.
IEvARiABLY In GDvAscE
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the state at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.