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The foi owing is the result of the first ballot Of
the DoUeLAs convention:
For Douglas-Maine 81; New Hampshire 81 Yer
mont s. Massachusetts, 10; Rhode Island 4; Connect
cut 81; New York 49, New Jersey p; Pennsylvania
10: efarvland "a: Virginia IA: North Carolina /:
Alabama g. Louisiana g. Arkansas 1; Missouri 81;
Tennessee 3; Ohio 23 Indiana Is, Illinois IL; Mich-
gan 6; Wisconsin 8; Iowa 4; Minnesota 24.-Total
1874.
For Breckinridge- Connecticut I; Pennsylvania s.
Maryland :; Arkansas :; Minnesota l-54.
For Wise-Maryland J.
For BOcock-Yirginia /.
For Dickinson irginia 3.
For Guthrie Pennsylvania 3; Missouri u; Ken
lucky 4}-9
For H. SeymOur-Pennsylvana l.
The ;elegraphic report which we publish else
where, says there were twentyone blank votes cast
on this ballot, but the Baltimore Sus from whose
report we quote, makes no mention; of any blank
votes having been cast According to the Sans re-
port there were delegates in the convention who
refused to vote on the first ballot and it does not APP
pear that they voted On the second ballot the result
Of which is as followe:
For DOuglas-Maine Z; New HAMPSHIRE 5; Yer
mont 5; Massachusetts 10; Rhode Island A. Connect
cut 81; New York IS; New Jersey p; Pennsylvania
10; Maryland Z; Virginia b North Carolina /; Ala.
bama 8; louisiana G; Arkansas y; Missouri a;
Tennessee 3; Kentucky 3; Ohio q; Indiana 49, Ilh-
Total Isl ~.
For breckenridge Connecticut I2i Pennsylya-
mis-; ~ -
For Pennsylvania u; Missouri l -;
Kentucky lis H.
The whole vote of Minnesota was cast for Dou-
glas, although several delegates declined to vote.
Take from Mr. DOUGLAS vote the nine votes from
Alabama, six from louisiana and one and half
from Arkansas, which were cast by parties who
had no right to vote and his vote from the original
delegates to Charleston is cut down to one and sixty
FIVE which would be further reduced by votes lille
gally cast Of this one hundred and sixty-iye only
Seueteea are from the entire South. Excluding Ala
bama Louisiana and Arkansas, (Which were Illegal
ly representated,) there were only twenty votes
represented from the Southern States.
FrOm the States of Connecticut, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, Democratic States which are entitled
to forty electoral votes Mr. DoUGLAs received only
sixteen votes; while but twentysix votes were rep
resented in his Convention.
These facts show where Mr.. DOUGLAS strength
came from-in the main from States he could under
no circumstances carry.
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Response OF Kentucky.
The Louisville Co,rer, the organ of the Conserva-
i've Democracy Of Kentnclv at Innisrille- sars.

The Louisville Covier, the organ of the Conserva-
i've Democracy Of Kentucky at Louisville, says:
The true and tried men Of the South. with those
OF Oregon and California and others from Northern
States, refused to betray their country. and left
convention which denied their constitutional rights.
Iheir sctloh wiz DS approved by the true DemOcra-
support Of the gifted Breckenridge and ne Gallant
and chivalr0us Lane.
That part Of the Kentucky delegation which ro-
tired from the Douglas convention deserves ~
wiz receive the honor Of the people who reposaJ -
them a great trust; while those who have proved
faithess 70 to the time bonoTed principle Of the
party. and its known wishes, rs expressed in our
State Convention, viii have heavy reckoning to
settle with those they have thus deceived.
For our ourselves of the South, native and to
the manor bern" we are with our OWn people, and
so viii be every Democrat IN the c0ugtry WHO pre-
fers principles 10 men, Mr.. Breckenridge it is true
was not our first choice; but we know his OemOc-
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- virtue Of deed osrnl made hT Ji1el o. Oven On a.
~ "a % vei11ert eils AID l lha llh 81 &c.,
1872 ~ sa9 fisarl 0ce % Dlrsi1n county, Book No -
pages " snd tli a Saturday, ~ i1 daT sf JnF iera
a ne oolft House door IL me sg 8i NASHVILLE szpos M ~
e re n55ft odief lef clh ss loll1snE aair 10 ~
-. l9t % golst Bread street., in e stT 81 Enshvs
c1s ~ ieet on Bread AID bach 40 ettt 81
% ttlntRorhs iol and adioinnr M o Of Mrs. rrc - ID
at shove ne 1isflecun 81 a1d llrad lirsets ana
leerT occupied y Center a. 3-c.t shop al nov
"a a llaetof LAID % Gre a lalr1 l1T. T1nnel
,se % the Vaughan Pie and 691ud hs fs-t q ths
Vaughan Pike s1e Ws1t iseiI o. M Stfriien sI
Ars O. 3 Bel, &C ias 8oui1 lane Street, q ns
east ~ q iof Of George ail1hfn41
ID fr1ct 81 zine 81 Wror ff1If
place and dsnaie o 10 g. ln oEe's pan o. Blsr1
Vista Property.
4ih iot part q asd Bds1a VISA properly, .auuiuiur
we've acres s1d arei "a plan % l salli tts
11t y s blsla Vista Ilru1lsIs Gle l1nd 81
AciaFock, ss Eor.h 81 cauhslsnd River AZ 90 ~
1o1-h - lands Of HerIy Holt 1-ng and ezag
belonging % ne Bu-na Vita Ferry Tie hurr 81 said
rfE-t gsll be lhoHn ihe dsT 1i SHE.
An risat slais e. Redemption o. ui s1s lsgpruig
waived sd released. 8 i. fNlEf,
fnraIf Frrrfar
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RED BOfLINe sPRIN 5,


~ AVIEG russlsI lhs Interest o. Nelrs. azaar q 1zisn
H n TIE sbesecs5fs-i spr1l, - have atsH 1osoao o.
s fsre. ans isl1ed -sfe 10 arerl,r. = r,n.f
pleasant suns -tcr retreat
he lp1l1sl trs l'cal y .ee1 -111gs tssezT n.l d.
. a1ltta ear o Hl,1 pzfa stages i.srs Or srl7is,
4e1ee y h,es ne hack VIII lcls erssy e.lrr u1rrIrE
from lte ART e JLne.
Lhs reputation 20 80 7s,ss lo1 veil ln1Eu RI laf eue.
nlT d re1i anl cc1lna1t r11 1rn1rrI Gravel.
lcnE IN ne 1l11el. 1e AZ afecn. .ta rrr ltcr
rfc csl r-'1l VIA r-sre o1r p, a. Hrsl' p ia.l.
sis. g. gitins eF@t1-a 81 eare4ss al4el e - a as
eplA-dln MalE G. |AAK7A. ffcrrellzs
Lonsfiils 4t1l-al 'rF rat aczas and r1zi l % a.
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Reception Of the Nominations

Never since the first appointment Of delegates to
the National Democratic Convention, has such en-
thusiasm been manifested as found vent as soon as
the action of the National Delegates was learned in
this city.
BRECKTNRIDGE AND LANE,
is from this day inscribed on the banner of every
true Democrat in the United States; for the cause Of
BREGuNETDoE and LANE is the cause Of the peoples
voice against the systematic man9uvring and pipe
laying, bribing, bullying and chieauery which has
been put in action for months past to defeat it
For some weeks the best Democrats have been in
doubt and perplexity, not because they doubted of
the continued hold which Democratic principles re-
tain on the hearts Of the people, but because they
feared lest the issues of next November might be 50
presented as net to enlist the enthusiasm which al
ways responds to the clear enunciation of those
principles. The fear was not that the Democratic
hosts were diminished or demoralized, but that the
trumpet might give an uncertain sound the sentinels
pronounce the wrong watcb-word, and then who
would prepare for battle? Now however, that
the trumpet heralds in the tried names of Back
FRIDGE and LANE, and the watch-word is Equal rights
eUey 10hers for North and South, every man is on the
q'a Uius every hand is clinehed every eye CLEANS
brightly in anticipation of spirit stirring conflict
Since the news Of the nomination Eas arrived our
Office has presented the appearance of Democratic
Convention, being filed with eager friends from
both town and country, taking counsel with US.
How we shall bestexpress our cordial appreciation
Of the course of our faithful representatives, how
we shall best manifest our acceptance of the pro-
gramme they have prepared for us.
Ithas been agreed to hold
City and County Ratification Meeting
on Saturday morning, at hafpast ten, in the Court
House, at which our delegates are to give an ac-
count of their stewardship, and other orators ex-
press the congratulations and appreciation of their
constituents also, that
Democratic Escort,
in which all true Democrats win Join meet the re-
turning delegates at the railway depot, on their
arrival at Nashville; of tins due notice viii be
given.
Meantime the enthusiasm of our friends could
not be satisfied without an immediate manifestation
in the form Of an imperial salute of
Thirty-three Guns
FOR
BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE
Which made the surrounding hills re-echoe in ap-
pla uding thunder, last night
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Ratification Nesting!

A large enthusiastic and live meeting Of the
Democracy Of Sumner, took place to-day at the
Court House. Itbeingthe arstday Of CircuitCourt,
the Democracy were here in full force-by legions,
andin view Of the nominations Of BREoEESRIDGE and
LANE, they assembled spontaneously to endorse
them. On motion Of Gen. BATE Hen. G. W. ALLEN
was called 70 the ehaiiand THoaAs BOYER appointed
Secretary.
Resolutions fully endorsing the aeton-of our dele
gates to Baltimore in the nominationof BRECKEa'-
KIDGE and Lane were adopted amid thunders Of ap-
plause. They were presented by JAS. J. TuRNEE,
Esq, who delivered stirring speech. As 1 am
writing the eloquent dashing BATE is addressing
the meeting others viii follow him.
Old Sumner is just where she ought to be. On
hand ful Of euthusiesmfor our nominees. In haste
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Valuable Farm for sale

r NOW rsr IA, sale nv Far, .it,.te5 ri, The cuisve
I.,b Tsr1re r,.f three ,ties from tie eity Is we'll
aaterei, highly improved and desirable
tHo hundred acres about half in cultivation. the nee Sood
land ALEXANDER --AAeON'
innsl-on
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nEw mAGAzTans.

GODExss LADK's nooK FoR July.
GODEY,s LADX's HooK ron July
GODEX,S LABE's BOOB FOX JULY.
PETERsON's Magazine Fom JuLr.
PETERseN's MAGAZINE FoR JULY.
PETERs0s's MAGAZINE FoR July.
PsrERsoN's MAGAZINE ron JULY.
yEsT REoETFED AED F0B sag ~
JOHNSON 4 TaEAaOR,
inasf2 No q rTrl., g.
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facv 4 anirnpeachabe and bis reeord witlou
re are proud that he Is our standard bearer Ind
the people Of kentucky who have delighted C honor
hin. wiIlreceiva bis nomination with unbounded en-
thusiasm. They viii rally around him snd fight for
him - he marches on to q aiorions victory
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InformatlOn Wanted.

nKKJAMIN HUNT lunate. escsPed from care OF his
friends in Simpson county, Ky IN the 9Th inst. Said
Hunt Is about fifty years weighs about 100 40 pounds
eight nine inches high fair sn, blue eyes
dark hair AID had Whsa be left pair Of brown jeans pants
cotton shirt hat, low and worn
Any Information regard his VhsreaOut VIII be thankfully
received Address G. T. EWBANK, L
franklin, Simpson county, Ky Il
Nashville USoS AzEHloAE copy in Weekly to the smoF
Of 50, and forward account 70 the Banner oce--frGa
XVI BGnner fune22-r
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HOuse-Keepers Beware!
GREAT DISTRESS AUCTION SALE!
China and Bohemian, Household and Sill
yer Plated Ware, &c,
HARDY RROTHERS, Auctioneers,

ON Monday morning. July ID at o'clock will sell, posi-.
tive y largest and splendid stock OF China,
milan Glass Cut Glass; Silver Plated and QuensEare
sold in this market We do propose comment upon the
style and spendo Of these goods will be entirely
Of the question II desire is that the people will
inc the and with their that they may
deceived We earnestly invite TIE attention Of the Ladies this
large sale promrg them comfort during the time which
possibly Afford The rich and the poor, those wanting
extraVsgsn and those wanting plain Ware in this alike
suited all shades Of goods from the cheapest
the u5st expensive HARDY BROTHERS,
june26 An stioneen 4 General Agts q Public Square.
IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE, Ten.
nesHeo-9u7e Rules, ls60-Sarsh Aun Moore W. H.
Beasey, al. Upon motion founded upo affidavit Of ssTHh
Ann More and It appearing unto the satisfaction Of the CLERK
Master that Barnhl, Of the dsfeLdants in this
resident Of this State that the ordinary pro
Of Law cannot be served him. Il therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Weekly UNION AMERICAN
Newspaper published the city Of Nashville for four successive
weeks requiring the said Barnhi to appear at he Court
HOUSE in the Of oentreve the Second Monday IN
September then aud there Oplead demur
panant bill the will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing exparte as to him. 0RVILLE A. NIXON,
iunge2 60-W4t-prg - Clerk Master.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for sale.

Lands for sale.
H An offering for sale reasonable terms the following
property SC handsome Building Lots in the 7th and 9Th
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various dimensions large small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city.
three story Business House Broad street,
pied at present By Hardcaste & Co.
Tract OF twenty and half three niles
the Nashville and chattanooga Railroad frame heuse
and Repart Of the Lucus Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract of about Thirty-One Acres,
On the Murfreesboro Turnpike road, is junction WITH the
stones River Turnpike, half mile out, adjacent TO " B.
Lewis and others--my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out, near Murfreesbsre Turnpike Good i'm
pr0vemens, good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the Franka College Stones River Turnpike,
miles Thirty cleared balance good timber and well
Fatered.
One Tract of about 1873 Acres,
Adscen Ess fronts said Turnpike 900
p5es-nesrly all good timber and sell good
One Tract Of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out near Smiths Springs mile and half North
Muresboro Turnpike, mostly we'll mbered, about 40
acres cleared.
And several other lots Of land Nashville and Vi
entity For further particulars call NANCE WOODWARD
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes fair prices viii be taken in exchange for the
above. [june26-Iml JAMES NJ MURELL.
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Tennessee Goal COmpany,
Tinners, Goods. g.

lust received and sale to TIE ds at the lowest prices
ID eco boxes &c Tin, l0xI4
100 do TX do do;
200 do hest Roofing Tin, 1890
IS Pigs Tin;
IS do Lead;
so Bundles light Sheet Iror;
Casks No II Zincl
Pail Covers and Handles, Rivits, &c;
95 Gross Fruit Cans tops and bottoms;
20 Water Coolers, fancy and plain, g. and gallons
$50 Massey Eve minute Ice FrseEera
most expeditions Freezers now in use.
Wrought Iron Cook Stew
am still making Tour sizes Of these celebrated ding Stoves
suitable for the smallest family or for large antation
Hotel, and as warrant every sold ect satislac-
ton persons from distance depend on ct stove that
viii please in every Ie3cct Tor g nvenenee arrangement,
having stationary hot water boiler beaz some twenty otber
cooking vessels and for durability they exce by other
cooking stove made. ". WILSON,
-E.At 0rnnsIle seIanaa NnaI-s M.
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Hon Cab Gushing, President
SiR;-The undersigned delegate from the State
Of Maryland, and representing that State upon tie
Committee Of Credentials. begs leave to say to the
Democratic National Convention, that while he con-
in and endorses the Report Of the majority Of
the Committee on Credentials so far relates to the
contested seats seat in the State Of Missouri the
contested seats in the State Of Delaware, and also
in regard to the contested delegations in the States
Of Arkansas, Georgia, and Louisiana, and agreeing
with them also in their recommendation to admit the
delegations now present. and claiming seats from the
States Of Mississippi and Texas, he differs from, and
protests against their action with regard to the State
of Alabama.
Upon careful examination of all the facts con
corning this State the undersigned believes and so
reports, that the delegation Of which L. z. Walker
Of the State Of Alabama and as such IS clearly en-
titled to seats in the Democratic National Conven
ton Coming here, as they do, not alone by virtue
Of the commission under which they had their seats
&C Charleston, but having been reelected and &C
credited by State convention, called together IN
accordance with the usages of the Democratic party
Of the State Of Alabama the undersigned holds 1t
to be the imperative duty of the National ConYen,
ton to recognize their claims the only authorized
delegates from the State of Alabama.
The undersigned, therefore, offers the following:
ReSoIUed That so much of the majority report OF
the Committee on Credentials as relates to Massa-
chusetts, Missouri, Delaware, Arkansas, Georgia.
Louisiana and Texas be adopted
ResOlUed, That the delegation Of which L. T. Walk
is Chairman, be and they hereby declared the
only regularly authorized Representatives Of the
State Of Alabama, and such entitled to seats
IN this National Democratic Convention.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
BALT1xoRE. June 2Ist 1860.
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Lnnd for Sale.

An Offering for SALE privately portion Of my land
upon which live, about five miesfIom the city, mme
distely fronting Hyde's Ferry Pike. The amount
proposed to be sold is about
One Hundred and TwentY-Five Acres,
Which productive soil there is in the county
State There beautiful building which commands the
OF the entire neghborhOod is well set in Blue Grass,
with beautiful growth Of ne foeSt trees Between hy and
sixty acres clover fine growth the balance well tim
bsred for all useful purposes There E also failing
sprug the tract which aords sucieney Of water for all
purposes.
Those wishing to purchase splendid tract OF land in hne
neghborhO0d and with 81 other advantages would do we'll
call and for Themselves, degirous Of selling.
For TERMS &C. apply 70 GLASOOCK & NEWSOM, to the
undersigned on the premises N. B. HYDE.
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FTRST ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Cotton Planters Invention
OF THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
TO BE HELD Fer
Three Weeks, in the City of Macon.
Beginning on the first Monday IN December, 1861
PREMIUM LIST--sThird Week.
LIVE STOCK OF THE soUTHEKi AND WESTERN STATS.


Mare OF any age with Celt oy her side--a-- " "
Collectively
For the best and largest number OF first class Msrsno
less than 90 and the average ), and over
years old-oWned and exhited BY the same ind idua
tie Fair Ground, and bona Gs sales OF then made
to the Cotton Planters Of Georgia, with evidsnc OK the
to the satisfaction OF the Convention (comstiuon
Upen TO the Worldlslver pitcher. 100 90
For the 2d best and largest number Of first class Mes not
less than 60 and the average not oFr s. and pne over
years old, &c &c, aforeszi - silver PitcheF.- 70 90
Carriage Mares.
For the best pair Of Mares, noover yeared pen to the
world 81 "
For the % pair Of Mares, Aforesaid Is 90
For best single harness Mare open the world % sas 10 90
For Cd best E" 90
II the classification Of BrOod Harness andadde Mares u
dfgidak ercencs in points OF size, synmey action dspoS
en and working qualities, will the standa otmert and Yaue
without regard to blood or speed.
The great value OF the the fre. Tor all usage
economy and longer life in the planting ses must rank her
higher position the scale Of excellence Uon our premium list
Fat Cattle.
For best lot fat Steers rs ormore sold Macon during
the BZ5 W
For second best lot fat - "
For best single lat Steer " W
Gov Heifer ...''.--..'.......... 10 "
Fat MuttOis
For hest lot fat Mutton, $50 or more) . SIS 90
For End bestOt fat Mutton $50 m'e).... 70 60
iUneQ3sWIm
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RsTRAV-Hickman county.

TEVAKEN up By ". II. Dean, living in the 1h Dist
Hickman county, Tennessee the 18th day Of Hast'
FRroTTTn HaW Mare. n h,Dds bivb tsSps ,ss old
has fma bt in Der upper right eyed small in fore
head. Appraised to Si10. r. DREN, Rarg
funrl3 ff-w2t of Hickman fllfys
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T7yE second "a f1ri casl crsd0Gl q " " HnEIa rs
noahsd sale q Lands for their 5eneat ADVERTISED
d cone % Nsa1urh, lsEiIeountT, raane1ts tts Ioln
81 JuiV neKts THIS June ths an, lllo-
3. WINSTON, Irusits
fupe5 eo-ldl Der ". ". AlHEla
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DIR. KIN9's DIsPENsARY


DR. ING, formerly Of New York for the last
four yrs Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
Vo bis attention the treatment Of private diseases
bir aaftsru blse having attended practice for
.n vaTs oa ours many hSusands he Il enabled
All ,se AZ prive nature matter how bad they may
from r5ud;ros treatment from neglect Of theiF
n KiSS Dry No. g DsadercE street, between Cherry
and t sopars e he a diseases Of private natfse
(oEoR Al. 1rsFithOut naucioEs medicine intererens
s7vTTss a. or recent dale sfectuslly cured in few
dev0 ~ An one.ion whchcsuses pain Where Structure
sTi,t slot be eaioye Perhaps disease cansesmOrs
p1iSsbefaDd ursrmines the constitution 90 muck.
RvppTTe II ali t seasss Of the Ekn, growing out Of neg
% r ~ tremeut, e6ectually cured in few days.
arrT " ss particular attention having been given 70
hs 1sga all the consequences growing cut Of is brought
Al IN manases By the destructive habits sf ncousderate
YOUTH snsssve indulgence Of the passions, neget o.
Which m srmine the conattu ton rendering the subject IN
al for busss society, and causing premature old age
Fsmseyho may be aboring With any difficulty Of the Womb
nav res sured Of immediate relief.
Prssding abroad, BY writing and stating their case With
e eBed drected Dr. A. King, No. g Deaderek street
Nashv Tenn WilfhaYe the necassy medicine sent 70 their
sddth necessary directions Strict secrecy observed 0o
hours 9oelock in the morning until in the evening
Il
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ELECTIC MAGAZINE Fom July.
ELECTIo m4GazENE FOR July.
ELEOTEC MAGAZINE ron July.
ECAETIo MAGAZINES ron sULx.
KHECKERBOCKEE MAGAZINE sur yuly.
KSICKERHOCKER MAGAZINE for July.
KNIoKERBocKEn MAGAZINE Tor y.l,.
Just received and Or sale b.
JOHNSON & TRRkNoR.
- = 4 L.. -. -.
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ADJouRNlENr or CoNGREss It wiz be seen by cur
elegripic dispatches, that Congress yesterday ad-
iournd sine die. The country win rejoice at the
announcement.
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= BBLs Coal Oil, very superior artclsuat receives
j. and for sale b.
mEr2-u RAINS, ISmN q w.
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Dickens shoFE stOriess coH-alninE thirtF oas
soes never before this country, The whole written
b. CHtrfzs DIorrss Pru PAPER 81 cents, h cloth hindnr
81 as Iuls ssosiIsd y JOHN YORK GO.