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AapueATipsAI..- An accomplished and expert
saesa lass Who can sVe
sisea sisAssn q eseher gossnsss Sec adyeril,
another cniunan Y
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R9~ Union Guard, Second Distriet-This
Club meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING at ~ o'clock at
the Orleans Hall ROOM on Orleans street, between Royal
and Bourbon All persons favorng the election of
JOHN BELL for President, and EDWARD EVERETT for
President respectfully invited attend and join said
Club.
an23 2pte R. D. HUBBARD, Sec'y.
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n9- Bunker Hill Rangers = The regular
weekly meetings of This Club will be held their hall school
house Canal and Franklin Streets MONDAY EVEN
INGS, at O'Clock. BY order of the PRESIDENT
sse4 2pte GEO O. BEAREs Secretary,
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Is Rzy- Col. w. III. Sparks Is candidate for
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works for the First Dis
triet Election November s. o2 2ptes
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ns-Genuine Wheeler & Wilson'S Needles
The Soa Agent the first only house reduce the price
Of Wheeler { Wilson Needles to IS cents Fer dozen.
AT the Of the ladies' have been induced to
keep supply of Wheeler Wilson'S Needless whee they
call with all propriety purchase Wheeler Wilson'S Needles
at New York prices
sioat Sewing Machine Room, No. gT CANAL STREET.
-seln 2nln&W
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y. ID. Esa,,,er0n s Co.,

I24 CANAL STREET,
Offer to public choice assortment of styles of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels cARPETING.
Imperiat3-Fiy aud Ingram
Together with Rugs, Bazes, Door Mats, etc. etc. etc.
FLOOR OH CLOTHS q feet wide the best aud
dum qualities
CURTAIN MATERIAL-Broeatelle SIX, Wool and Worst
ed Damasls Fringes, 6imps, Tassels etc
All qualities Embroidered Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS,
from 50 .2xsl5 per pair.
WINDOW sHADEswe have The largest stock to be found
FROM of all sizes ard newest patterns. No oesebish
the country offer better of Carpeting
Material than have open for The inspection
of honsekeepers, os 2p6s
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Minute .ne,. or go, .ettentio,,.

Yoa requested 10 attend regular weekly meeting for the
transaction Of business THIS EYENIN Friday Oct IL at
~ o'clock your Hail. Nayades Poynia streets
s- Be pnueua business of importance will be brought
ol2 2plt G. w. NEUTz, secy.
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Measns. NIoNraongrr 4, s,lrrn .n.letlsnsor. ).

Mgsslis. MONTGOMERY n SafFru. auetoneers, seI
shis aay ri O'Clock II s aaa No los Ran,uast stsa
tween Gaassr nd 2esaao tee ane horses CARRIAGES hus
gies The asnsisa q haakme phsr puschaers i
called q Ibis saie A. vii bs without reserve See advertise,
lnenf under auction head
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LADY TEACHER of ample accomplishment ant
iaSEe espsriaaze sess stasisf. so aasersise.aept
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50 bbls. large PEcANs
AT. COCHRAN 4 HALL
n ls New Leyee and IL Fulton ST.
New Citron.
s 20 cases GO boxes each) fine f,uit
Al COCHRAN L HALL,
i3 New Levee and II Fulton st.
Northern Onions.
40 bbls. in prime order.
10 cases in strings. -=
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
Is New evee and IL Fulton st.
Soft Shell Almonds.
100 bags Tarragona ALMONDS.
100 bags Spanish U-
10 bales Languedoc =.
AT COCHRAN & HALL,
1S New Levee and IL Fulton st.
Black Pepper.
200 bags Heavy sumatra. a.m-...-.
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
ID New Levee and II Fulton St.
Brazil Nuts.
IS barrels new Brazil Nuts
"A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
Is New Levee and IL Fulton st.
canton Ginger.
200 cases Canton GINGER, in prime order.
5..-. A.F COCHRAN 4 HALL,
IS New Levee and II Fulton st.
.z- .=M =p Dried Prunes. -
50 cases in glass, assorted sizes
10 :. in glass cartoons.
1@ A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
Is New Levee and IL Fulton ST.
------
Sperm Candles. M.M4
100 boxes "Sam Leonards y" assorted sizes.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Levee and IL Fulton st.
Fire Crackers.
1000 boxes No. Gold Chop, just received.
A. f. COCHRAN HALL
. '+v.a ID New Levee and II Fulton ST.
Cuba Sixes.
800 boxes 'sweetzer" Cuba Skies
4. F. COCHRAN q HALL,
OLE 2p4t 1S New Levee and II Fulton St
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n9~The Lester Manufacturing Company of
Richmond, Virginia. Offering for sale NEW AND ELE
CANT SEWING MACHINE made Southern soil under
legal rights granted by Elas Howe Jr. Grover Baker
Wheeler & Wilson and !. NJ. Singer K Co. o
The Lester Sewing Machine combines all the merits of the old
Machines and the time avoiding all Of their faults
For by the Agent NJ S. HEDRIoK No 81 Canal street.
New Orleans. o6 2plIn
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rRlnAY noRNING. ocToRER .. 1850.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 Eeannus Bschs Cd seil 10 O'Clock. No 90 oharsrs
srcak laFgs Of boots, Shoes and hEogans
sIoshne hats, etc.
Montgomery smita sall II o'clock. at No. 1oi Ram
psst street. herses, bpggies, etc.
sartlcnsrs under aaction heads h page
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Bel, Rangers, Esrst Ward.

NEW ORLEANS, October 10 1860
At meeting Of The BELL. RANGERS held on Friday the
9Th nst election held for of the Finance Com.
;tee which resulted the election Of the following gentle
men. viz;
JOHN ERNAN, Esq, Chairman.
j, a. Maeanlay Robert II. Brown,
+, Jourdep, Fred II. Marks.
The BELL RANGERS are notified 10 attend meeting to be
held on TUESDAY EVENING next 18th inst. clock
DrSades Market.
rseyesl distinguished Speakers will address the meeting
RALLyl RALLY RALLY
]. NJ. McCANBLIsH, Pres,t
FRANK Z, CLAYTON Secretary. oil 2p2t
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.veap Creole Eecaaas.

50 bbls. large new PECANs.
AT. COCHRAN L HALL.
l3 New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
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The Remedy That .Yepes. Fails /.
Notice.

The public notified that have this day declared to
LEIGHTON that shall no longer his partner and
that consequently The copartnershp formed 18th of
February last carrying on the business of The ,b
corner of St Charles and Canal Is from and after this
day, dissolved.
New Orleans, October g. 1860
JAMES A. BLANC .
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.EaEi0s,ai East0ss Ticket.
w. FOR PREsIDENE
JOHN BELL. of Tennessee.

JOHN BELL. of Tennessee.
FOE WOE PRESIDENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE aARDERE or st. Bernard, Elcctor.
G. DEFERRIET, OF Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District
Hon. RANDELL HUNT of New Orleans, Eeetor.
JULES LAyERGNE of New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosELIUs, OF Jefferson, Elector.
DuNCANs. CAGE, Of Terrebonne Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District
J.g. TUoUA, of East Felcans, Elector.
H. m. FAyRoT of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
.#. Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS H. LEWIS, of opelousas, Elector.
vALsIN FoURNET, Of st. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of ouachs, Elector.
Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo Alternate,
Each at the Polls his vote for SIX ELECTORS
each Of which must reside Ia separate Districts Jy
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Soft Shell Almonds.
100 bags Tarragona ALMONDS.
100 bags Spanish ia. "-=
10 bales Languedoe =,
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
o5g 13 New Levee and II Fulton st.
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sola eyerywbere. Applied by m Hair prcsser,

CRISTAD0Ro, 6 Asor House. N. Y.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and retail byJ WRIGHT
CO.. and l5l Ghartres street General Agents os 2plm&W
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New Citron. e@@#
20 cases GO boxes each) fine fuit.
A.F. COCHRAN HALL,
l3 New Levee and II Fulton st.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Begs to cali attention to his SPLENDID new and varied
stock Of sEAsoNABLE GOODS of all the Latest Styles and
Patterns, and of the best make consisting Of
Superior BLACK AND coLoRED FRoCK AND DRESS
COATS.
Superior Black and coored CASHMERE PALEToTs and sAcs
Superior Black Fancy Cashmere PANTS and VESTS
Rich Velvet, silk and Satin VESTS
oTERGoATs-Of all styles and qualities.
Shaker Flannel and Merino UNDERsaIRTs & DRAWERS.
Linen and Linen Bosom FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS
Linen Cambria HANDKEReHIEFs, COLLARS, cRAVATs,
and TIES
sUsPENDERs, HALF-HosE, ETC. etc.
TRUNKS yALIsEs. CARPET BAGS UMBRELLAS, and
WATERPROOF CLOTHING.
All Of which Of superior quality, styles and finish
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
No. 45 Camp street,
28 2p3teod corner Grasier
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Black Pepper. 0#
200 bags Heavy sumatra. .s.m.+...z...
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
ID New Levee and II Fulton ST.
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-BOaUles s. .gaStIs0n,

1s."................cAMP STREET.
| Have Just received
| An Entirely New and Complete stock
H0USE-FIRNISHING GOODS,
us Consisting in part, Of ...5.
Japanned Ware
TEA TRAYS
WATERS,
BREAD TRAYS,
TOILET SETS, @.M=M
naa 5.u BATH TUBS M5
CAKE BOXES,
SUGAR BOXES,
LUNCH BOXES,
g+m..~. SPICE BOXES etc,
TUBS
BUCKETS, m'm=. g. .
a... CLOTHES HORSES
CLOTHES PINS
WASH BOARDS,
BREAD TRAYS,
BISCUIT BOARDS,
Tin Ware ,'' - ~
IRON WARE,
= BRUSHES. =5=.z
BRooMs,
BASKETS,
DOOR MATS,
TABLE MATS, etc.
All of which we are offering at fair prices.
nGoods sent any part Of the city free of expense
=n.z BoWLEs g. JUDsON,
se2l 2peodSWtf II Csmp street
StesU0rf's
CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
ALL SIZES
For sale by BowLEs JuDsoN,
IT Camp street.
SILVER PLATED WARE. ..-
,.,.u.,.,,, splendid assortment
TEA SETS, ..Y.... .-m5-........ ~.-uE
FORKS and SPOONS,
PICKLE FRAMES,
EGG STANDS,
"-~ BUTTER DISHES
For sale by BowLEs 4 JupsoN
w~ .."@.=.. m Il Camp street.
TABLE CUTLERY.
A large assortment of IVORY and COMMON TABLE
KNIVES and FORKS For sale by
BowLEs JuDsoN,
- a444. II Camp street.
CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
We have just received, aud opening
Rich Decorated China DINING. TEA and TOILET SETS.
Gold Band
fl"n Whho
Also
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CUT AND PRESSED
""" M. GLASSWARE.
Together with a LARGE STOCK OF M.-@ ,5
Common CrocISery and Glass Ware,
-.@... FOR COUNTRY TRADE. ...M5... .
All of which will be sold at fair prices. .z.
B0WLES & JUDSON, ...
SEA- 2peod&Wtf II Camp street.
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u. a. EsrasetnsGn,

IMPORTER AND DEALER
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Northern Onions.
40 bbls. in prime order.
10 cases in strings.
AT. COCHRAN Il HALL.
Is New Levee and IL Fulton ST.
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"~~~-~~H~N~~-~-
I ---Bald-headed men are

entitled to respect. The bear who deyourea
The boys who told the aged man to ''go up old
bald head did quite right, and resolutions
commendatory Of their conduct should have
been passed and published in all the daily ps
pers.' White hair-made white by agc-is
honorable. Our grandfather wore it, We re-
member, and he was n considerably better man
than any Of his grandsons. Iron-grey hair is
likewise respectable. II Is seen upon the head
Of thoughtful, stern men--men with a purpose,
mission and nerve. Do wo respect the memo
~ of the lamcnted Uncle Edward any less be-
cause he had no wool upon the top of his head?
We fearlessly answer, Nary.
We are g,owing old together !"
But then when people can protect their hair
from the t~ell-tale marks Of a%ge--whon they can
luXuriate in glossy black locks at an advanced
period of their lives-when white and grey
hair can be turned to beautiful black or auburn
IN a twinElc-when hair can be made to grow
Oh bald hcads-when all this can be done it
can't do any harm to tell what will do it.
Hoimstreet's Hair Restorative will, according
to very many reliable accounts, do it. The pro-
prietors of Heimstreet's Hair Restorative reside
in Troy, n. Y. Their names are w. L. Ha-
gan " Co. They are getting rich out of this
Hair Restorative, and it is, beyond pcradven-
ture, the best thing of the kind ever invented.
The facts in our possession in regard to this
wonderful preparation warrant us in %unquali-
tiedly recommending it.--Clereiana (Ohio)
NuinicOicr.
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FOREIGN.

Now York, July 3O.--Thc steamer
Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 18th
England -Ordcnt spirits has been
agreed to in the House OF Commons
Sanguinary combats are reported near
Messina.
Garibaldi expelled Fa eni and two
others from Sicily for couspiring against
order,
The Syrian Christian massacres are
said to reach 1900 to 5000 persons and
III villages destroyed,
The details Of the barbarities an all
ages and both are sickening.
The ship %Squantum from Boston was
wrecked ncar Bombay,
Liverpoo!,--Money active
England.--In the House Of Lords
Woodhouse confirmed the massacre OF
500 christians at Damascus, and the bur.
ming of ali tho consulate houses except
tho British.
The second Ncapalitan plonipotentia'
ry to Sardinia has reached Turin.
A Neapolitan minister reached Paris
Anew Sicilian ministry has been form,
cd.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
NashvilIc Daily News.

~ No"hr;Illo ~ A." q ,ec,
COTTON-Tbor. W nv mae, -, 'oou.
tarJov worth rannrt;r ~" ~ ai"n ns"erGns yes,
nj Sfrts' '''" '""'' 0 SOU
ran ,cco -1horo :, o,,. ,o.,;..,.
oxae,t IN ,noy, l ntt' . -, as .S ye', no.nlng DONG
fcrioTr Ln~s in n's src n" so alo'e h ".u sts nens !, i to
m y! m lug, III such SAFES, Dring from 81 5o
VI" R,c ~ %l - I",i,leu' 9 o.a Lea s1 Zo@94'
oGhIo. C~lnorSiIas1 10, sS nnhis scarce al
store, nacIied. an W., ADVANCE " on tb masS Sn,,ro FROM
Ttpn 60 :" T w.. I'i ;n oi ~ hsuicS' =,
conts N'' J." '''''''' P'c""seS' ~
Wur,r-pr;m poaon1 Witt :. ~
ot q 50MS1 - '' ""' "h''' III oen'"n"
Nv n,
81 70 ner hawaii. S Su,aTu EYRE OK "a % goCg
Family worrin hans y in' =" 3, 90 sAH on
1po8 ibs' These arc wholesale o" nr;cos t5 b. W. W
,ro;, n,,m.o, aI"o - m"ulo,"ie PriIcs' we re,
rrn,s ncr b,r 70 "''' ce"'' e 90 IDS ana oo
Oo.f --SholI,d oot. > ,,,r,h c5.o,
bushcl. in lo,s from etorc. h "' re,oI s6 non, r'
pro NJ" = ,on' IRON i. u.s. STORE, by retail on cents
RSsricy I,in I Ia Nv l"" ", e. n,
Corn GBnyoTs n"a a;rir o. * F' no por p .h,'I
81 Rrtailin% from st99ro %, enlS CO. P'' ''""
Whisky-rrctiGad 21ES9o. COW eoUn.-, brand.
GoG Z5c ' -'@--' country of""o,
Cheese I'm, is, n,;r.,o,o,o u
Reserve lOlMIl ' '-2@" "'S'''"
Observation-Disclosures 5lo. pona -C =.
Horse Shoe "a. Nail P"d o.2 pon n"" y, O.,
9lGeI. Hon 9lC al p;.nI,nI' e. ~.
Band 5IMG. EToree st2oo (. Nai ISo1 .. H.
5lE,6. IJoon 7Gn
NaiIs-ThroCcs * M. ro,rs :, Or q, ...
Skies 81; Eiehts a. IL, Tens and Iaroc u So,
So 80. ~'
Ropc.-Gruss lo,m1lc. Ju,o 19,. co,,or.
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a GLOOM OVER TEXAS

The New Orleans Delta, Of the 18th
ult, sends forth tho following gloomy
report of the present agricultural con.
dition of Texas:
"No State has suffered so much from
tho drought as Texas, That rich State
will not produce enough grain to sup
ply tho demand oftheir own people, and
actual famine is feared IN some portions
of the country, Lands that have pro-.
ducod AS much as eighty bushels ofcorn
to the acre, viii not yield twenty bush
els the present season, L. ~ p,t.ab.c
10 observe the appearance OF all the
Grms-thc corr is withercd and dcs-
troycd, the grass on the pr0lrios is
burnt to "a crisp, and the stock every
whore is furnishing for food and water.
III some parts Of tho State there have
been no rains for seventeen weeks and
the heat is more intense than has ever
been known. The change in this pro-
life and beautiful land caused By the
heat and tho absence Of rain, is such
as TO render the country s%carcely re-
cognizablc, 1t is impossible to oXagor-
ate the damage,
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ticlc in question, | am Mt n loSs upon
one other point. Docs 'Sevcrus' moan
that the South Is now in Il worse or
better condition M to the institution Of
slavery than It has been at any torrner
period, IL there more danger now or
less?
Should Lincoln be elected, what docs
'Scyerus' proposeY
/ have made these enquiries with u
view Of discussing with 'Scvcrus u sub.
icct Of vital interest, believing him 10
be sinccrcin his views, though extreme.
UNION.
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The Female Organization Ia often as fraila
that of tender flower, Many of the sex on,
ter into marriage relations without being ablo
10 underg ) the labors and trials Of maternity.
In this country, thousands Of young and beau.
tifui women arc sacrificed every year, from this
canse alone, Hostettcr's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many Of this class from an un.
timely grave. This medicine has boon used
with great benefit by immense numbers of pco-
throughout the republic, and the proprictors
have received grateful Communications from ali
sections of the country. Tho bitters will be
found to be very pleasant to the taste, even as
Il beverage, and prompt and powerful as a med,
icine. It infises new vitality into the franc,
and strengthens the whole system, SO that wo-
men who use it are enabled to 60 through with
labors which would, without it, be certain to
rostratc them Sold by all druggists,
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From the ST, Louis, Mo, Daily Evening News
We wish to sail tho attention of bir readcr
to u new article In the way Of medicine, Mcssr,
Potter u Merwin, who are natives of our own
State, have long been known to us as high ton'
ed honorable gentleman, IN which We place tho
most implicit confidence, They are inanufao.
turing an article knows as the Cherokee Rem.
edy.' Of which m advertisement appears in an.
other column Of to-day's paper, from what sew.
cral medical gentlemen Of v~eracity and honor
have told Us, together with our high esteem
and confidence for the proprietors. We arc In.
clined to bclicve that this article possesses mer.
It Of no low order, We are told that cures
have been performed in our city that had baa.
cd the SSil! ofgur most learned practitioners.-
II this article proves what IL Is represented 10
BE-, y rev era will take place in the treatment
Of diseases for which II "a intended, as eyery
unfortunate can truly attest to the disagreeablc.
ness Of the nauseous, and facilitating effect Of
the mixtures that they heve been obliged to
swallow, We know the proprietors would not
knowingly deceive the public, Therefore wa
advise any Of our readers, who may DO so I'm.
fortunate as to need an article of this kind. 10
procure at once the Cherokee Remedy" Won
can and 1t at any Drug store In the Southern
States.
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CROPS IN OHIO AND ILLINOIS.
A letter from Ohio says:

A letter from Ohio says:
"Thc new wheat crop of Ohio is near
ly all in, and tho yield will be beyond
I all precedent. The farmers of the Buck
eye State will this year draw from their
solid bank-thc carth-from 10000 900
to $4,000, 900 bushels ofwheat. So i'm
mcnco is the crop, as compared with
former years, that prices have fallen
largely within 4 few days
From an Illinois letter we quote:
"For twenty years there have ntt
been such crops Of corn, wheat, oats,
rye and barly as have been raised this
year. Nothing al prevent the har-
vest of Il full crop of corn in all except
the two northern tier of counties but an
carly frost. Winncbago, a small oun
ty, is estimated to yield one million
bushels of wheat, two millions of corn,
and one million OF oats and other barly
this year One township in Knox Co.
will have 100000 bushels of corn, and
the county from three anda half to four
millions of bushels. One farmer nenr
Sterling, on one section, $40 acres. will
have $4,000 worth of wheat, and other
crops in proportion. OF curse with
such II crop there is a great want Of
hands, and wa ges are from 81 % to SO
per day. It's expected that everybody
will keep Thanksgiving day in Illinois
year.
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Communication.
MANCHESTER, TENH,,
August ,, 1860.

5'' ~
Eplron HONE JoURNAL:--
in y welt written article ia Your pa.
pcrof yesterday, addressed mainly to
tho supporters Of Bell and Everett,
and evidently the work Oft Brcckin-
ridge man, ! find this language: I'hc
fourth party ignore the question (~sIavc-
ry agitatiVny and make di5union one
Of the necessary results Of the slavery
agitation, on the ground Of its appeal
for the confidence and sutlrag"s Of the
people, which in my opinion is 10 more
than casting upon the future and pos
terity Il responsibility which We are
afraid to incur, in other words it is only
putting of the evil day which must
come
This paragraph to mo is significant,
and means according to my construc-
ton, that disunion must comc--that
agitation Of tho slavery question pre-.
cipitatcs it; but to ignore the question
only postponcs 1t, and that is throwing
u responsibility on posterlty that we
ought to take upon ourselves. II this
is not the meaning Of the article | shall
be most happy to have the author con-
struo his " words, If that be the
meaning Of Severus, then his article,
appearing in a public journal, and being
t cool and deliberate proposition for dis.
union, deserves 4 reply; and fthc wri-
ter wishes II continuance of the discus.
sion, and you do not object to it, | shall
be pleased to continue it, fer Il time, in
your valuable paper,
Scvcrus assume that VIC arc about
to be swallowed W in II political macl.
strom, and that this will certainly be
SO unless we take immediate and ener-
getic measures TO prevent it, and that
our hitherto vascilating course has in
volved us in this trouble.
understand this language as being
applied to the South.
Now in order that our latitude may be
properly understood before we start, |
ask, what immediate and energetic mca
surcs We should adopt? and wherein has
our cousc been vascilating? What, 'Sevc-
rus do you propose to do? An explicit
answer will be acceptable.
Has there been too much slavery az
tation or too little hitherto?
Has that agitation tended to weaken
~ strengthen the South
Does 'Scvcrus' believe that in any
possible event there can be . p~caccable
lisuniong Is disunioL Il remedy for
my ofthc supposed evils or wrongs of
he South?
Has anything yet been done thati JUS.
tlios disunion?
lf'Scvcrus' does not by tho article
NEAR %disunion, which | hope may be
SO, then what is the line of policy by
the South is to get her rights
What docs the Southern Democracy
propose to do by which the many diff.
are to be settledl Tho ero,
node of settlingthem would be valuable
Information to me, and if given will GER.
ainly receive at my hands a careful
onsideration.
After an attentive reading OF the ar
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09

Congressman SickIos having the Sc
lection Of one Candidate for WcstPoint
and one for the Naval school, gave no
tico that he would select the two boys
in Inc New York Free Academy who
should bear off tho palm in an eXamina,
ton before Il committee. The test was
had on Saturday, and Carrot H.. Lyd.
ecker and Charles +. Schultz were Sc.
lcctcd, They will be appointed accor.
DINGHY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09
SLOAN, OWEN & Co.,
Are selling off their Stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods
Of Redncad Priceai
State of Tennessee.
State Bank South Carolina, ct. ais.

State BANK South VarOTln0, ct. as,
as,
p, S, aud BENZ, Decherd
On motion of accomplishments, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
P. S, & Benz Dcchcrd are non presidents of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
the law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be-
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a newspaper published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said on-residcnts to appear
herein on or before the first day Of next Chan
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after third Monday
in August, 1860, and plead and answer or
dcmur to said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cxpartc as to
them. II. K. ESTILL, G. u VI.
iuly2G-$3.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09

A writer in the Charleston Mercury
hints that there is only one thing that
will make the Great Eastern pay, and
that is TO send her to Africa for = car
90 of ten thousand negroes