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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

Republican papers all over the country are
sfsiag in every way to shake the determination
d the Nwthern Democracy to support the prin-
sps hey have SO long advocated.-Albia Sen
tnl
lbty can't do it, MIR. Sentinel The Democra-
n vii cleave to their principles five loaves and
sss flesl until they draw their last breath.
iky may be false to friends-to their profess
ins-so truth-to honor--to humanity-in
1ra false to every thing else but lore Of Office
y; the spoils thereof. .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

wiAkDs Lex Boar.-Wc see by the papers
|as this much talked Of nondescript, intended
h nv between Prairie du Chen rnd ST. Paul on
y ice, has arrived at Chicago. 1t is called the
laIAdy franklin looks like O street Railroad
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FIm-The Foundry of Mcssrs. Bradley l.
laz on Valley St. was destryel by fire at 2 o.
block Yesterday morning. As the Foundry had
sn closed for some time, it is quite probable
hr. the Are was the work Of an incendiary. As
ht buildings were not valuable the loss is not
Ege-,he heaviest items being patterns and en-.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

- 1ne cars on the B. L. n. r. r. leave this
= .0d alter to-day, at 7:45, A. ~, and 5 ?.
asns At 0tsumwa at 1910, p. n. and 1880
n 'sase ottumwa ct 4:20 A. n, and 8
'"'''ng here at IL n, and 7:2S r. ".
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

rSrThe Commonwealth, printed at Des Moincs,
|. published by W. H. Hoxie, and not by II. N.
Hssie Secretary of the Republican State Cen.
r.l Committee, as many have supposed very ma.
arally, coutounding the names
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

AocnExrAL, SLASDER.-Wc last week copied
lses of stupid nonsense from the Oskaloosa
tns and unwittingly credited it to the Herald.
can hardly be neceiAary for vs. to make the
erection, Is every body knows that the Herald
mot only one Of the soundest Republican pa
trs in the State, but conducted with marked
sility exercising = controlling influence in Ma
asta county and no inconsiderable influence
the State at large.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

" From pernsai Of the last number of
the Commonwealth We Judge that the use OF
liquids vas not confined exclusively to the State
|Hoase daring the last DAYS Of the Legislature.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

lk Richmond Enquirer says the delegates 10
l'des'oa, already elected in Virginia, stand ten
Vie against nine for Hunter, and three
>hse nreiarepcos a ra ,,pEnnwn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

The Sidney tO.) Journal says that Michael
Esh, farmer Of that vicinity, committed sui
eOn the 2Sth ult., by hanging. He had once
aeN attempted to make way with himself
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

% xr Oliver l. Taylor has sold the Keosau-
nAers to lessrs. Shepard Son. Mr.. Tay.
faabou' to revive the Burlington Gazette
Weekly paper We believe.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

- 'Ae debt Of the city Of Quincy, Ills,
Nas 70 s''e,ess. OF this sum e4ss, 400 is
Subscriptions to Railroad stock
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csrrL-Street, Of the Democratic Union,
oItamra, and Noffsinger, Of the Blade, Abba,
nssrsy had discussion, we think At Abba, oc-
tvpyius three hours piece. That audience can
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

- Or.s,ex or JrDoE I.cvR. 6nsainiag the le.
~ Y Ccsasy Railroad BcadA win bs fom,d in
s,r essuma. We hare not yet examsSed i
~ 80 do 20, We may Or may not have some
~, u .sy upon the subject Extra copiesNf
y. M nenins's ) edition can be a'aa osrea,osine
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aAereial Collegs-Vaeaaiem.
A.. @0s'sgned, grateful for the patronage
Tes notice that tl,S Spring Term o.
loa Commercial College having ex
- Institute will remain closed until lsl
Ae1t Meantime, any business In the
bookkeeping, Penmanship or Cesd.mark
y rsnptly attended to con applics'
AZ. u, Washington street, at the LAs
a u. G. II. Lane. Due notice vlIl be
$50 ahe opening Of Tie Fall Torn.
veg Rsspectfally,
L d. DALnovg.
n-fhers has been plsced upoa
f0ste between Montrose and Rock
~ ssesner Kate Cassell, making daily
dovn and win eoutinue daring the
~ q sAe y commanded BY Capt wp. Hin.
= sur Old citizens Capt. Hlilh0uss
-, ,osg Identified yish ", y lAyesAbly
80 sil have : great inAasaes sloas
N ssccess attend AtuG IN ~ oGlcs
'0anA sa ~ ysaeraa q ~ river. We
q ) - 4. 0idoa,i sks kas spent tusssy.6vs
hfs betvses q. Louis and IL faua,
- ss =. = ~. sosil Who nay A.ye bod.
I. ssss n H. above santiss,a'n. ltlaa
49, ~ esaasd vish eosr.ssy mdss sway
Exit Ms rss. a
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r. There ID no question but that uscpartiea
-s;l,v Of the late horrible murder at Ottunwa
nrht have been ose,hsuled and captured within
,.clye hours q the commission of the bloody
ma mysterious sct had prompt action been
,,s.a But hasing full authority and bound by
ID, .ui he impalses of humanity to do so, the
County ysdes allowed the murdercrs to escape
vjtbcss asking the smallest effort for their ar.
rss NJ city officers seem to have been equal
i, rmis nduty. This is stain upon the
Cosuty II Wapello and the City Of Ottumwa
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r.r OrsrnwA krKDEaEa1. -Ex-shsriR Lewis
.,n,,.,va, passed throust ehc city on Saturday
!. u his return from the pursuit Of - mar.
- ,..,,. q she girl at ottnmwA He pursSed diem
SD. a ssase Of Missouri. nearly two hundred
-. = ltca he place Of the mardes, and 6nally
:. ~ Il shssa sosf far ftom StsJosspA. Fall
'.t,,,.a,ion has been given 70 the aythoritiss in
!, I.sevh and along the Misssnri river regard.
I, A. iaeitives, and which may result in their.
~, Tbey are otsioHsly woll acquainted
~ - rsusc, from the fact q their travelling
No. entirely IN the night, and they did not
=. 4 = time to enquire the way. NJ. Lesis
:, h2 /, 0ttunwa' with the intention Of
-.;;,e s means for more exsendsd search, and II
.,ses6aI will pursue the Villains to Fixes Peak,
.usa,r shey arc, witlrcu; doubt, bound.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

A BON THETr.-A respectable looking man
went to the residence Of Nr. Parsons, on JefIer-
son street. yesterday afternoon, n,-deliberately
hitched his horse to light spring wagon stand
ing near, belonging to Parsons, got into the
wagon and drove OF down Jefferson street. He
passed the brother Of NJ. Parsons on the way,
who recognized the wagon but did not cndeavor
to stop the driver, but watched him until he
passed out Of sight at the pork house. Since
then nothing has been heard Of either man or
wagon. He was either bold thief or labornig
under = serious mistake regarding the ownership
Of the wagon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-14

E1asss Eoak on1a Raolns Aaa1soaA. snI
It y vastly inportant % w. intese1t u mn
hois that Chicao ssesrs nqCs Of the NebsaakA
Eiks,s Peak I'D Califosnie trade than they nov
secaiva. 70 sseszs this boen ! railway ahsald
inazsedlately ~ compasssd from ths Mis1issippl
p ~ Missouri river, aeroas ~ scufletn pAf4
sof IsvA The Berlingtoa and Missouri Read,
now ssasf psseEess, y Abosteno hndssa nilsa
north a ~ Bk 1rpeph rsilsay 5fr
Fcn Chicago - Fort Kearney. a. the Platte
river In Nebraska, distance Of six hundred
and twsaty niisA nvisg Of ons handred and
thirty miles can be gained 4 ve 80 By the WY
Of Buflington, which road should run due west
p IL Nishnabotna river, thence along sid
stream, touching ths MissoaEi q Or near Ben
netts Ferry, near Nebraska CITY, thence over
the dividing ridge to Fort Kearney This q
. natural rosts forths .siron h0rse,p approachiag
~ banks Of de Missouri On both sides, at a
easy grade, also avoiding ne usual iutertnpsion
and expense Of bridging riyera and vithal il
does not vary fye miles from : direct east and
vest course over the whole route Of AS miles
from Burlington to Fort Kearney.. There a.
business tor both roads, ~ that they can do
Chicago can save IN immense travel and.trade
BY opening this route. Those leaving Toledo,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling and al Of the
central portions Of Indiana and Ohio may take
he middle route to Hannibal and St Joseph
duch Of this travel might be secured to Chica-
o. increasing her trade at least one million Of
lollars annually, with the anticipation Of the
ew Eldorado no1. being developed i Pixies |;
Peak.
When this road is completed 1t may be consid-
red the central route 70 the Pacific
Cnrn w Irrrr~
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a Sera.
Ilsk NJ
, cauty,
trlAikA
u Iowa
| 4 aea-s
] Two l1l
srssnksY
~
after drs,
i,le O. ~
n The IA
. d|s|!sM- !!
and there
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NJ.
ra.e;v.a ~ NAV ne,a.tter receive the hopds q,
.nv .;.v ~ .oun., .,on .nhscr;n,;on Of ..ocL =,
.vch c;.v or counsv s,cb bonde NAV hear inter.
=, :, .nv ,,,e not = erceed;ro ten ner cent n Ac
.rd Tho nrov;s;oo. of the act sh.il .nnlv 70 .ny
..;,.o.a hona. -h;ch h.xs- hser hsr..oeor.i. +.
..., !. ali :. ,h... wh;.h NAV hsre.fsor ~ :.
~, nv ,he ..re ,t.,pte fch.nter lao s,a \,
:. an.c,sd ,h., !. ..ll c...s vhere county city
:. .o-n corror.t;on. h.,e or NAV hereafter bs. y
come ..oelholders in railroads. or other nrivate
.or,n.r;es = .b.;l not he .xful to i..ue the
honds unt;l kc -uroyided that nothing in hi,
=. shan IN sny v.y aflsc. corporation right. for
.nv contracts or subscription heretofore made
,;th .nv railroad company or corporation. for
II. ;..,;nv of county corpor..ion bonda.
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gases following that decision But when the
question arose involving wholly different circum.
stances and different conseqssncca, Judge atock.
ton might with great propriesy return to his
original opinion. Judge woodward indeed very
Elesinctly intimates in Clapp rs. Cedar County
that the Judgment Of the Court would have been
different but for the mischievous consequences OF
overriding the previous adjudication.
Hence in Young Stokes and others ss. Scott
County, we find Judge Stockton declaring in the
same breath that the counties Of this State, under
the provisions Of Section ll4-ll6 of the Code
have NO power to subscribe to the capital stock
Of Rail Roads and issue County Bonds in pay
ment Of the saine, and that the State approves oi
the presious adjudicasions In Clapp s. &c.
dar County, and Ring va johnson. He
SAYS, ''in each Of these cases, in my opinion,
the plaintiff was entitled to recover, &c.r see
nothing inconsistent In his position, in view Of
che ground spdh which the Court placed their
Judgment in the Arst case which arose when he
twas upon the Bench. Nor do I zee any reason
70 suppose he will ever recede from the ground
he thsn occupieAin q case involving the same
circunseasesa Indeed, hs dsclsrss In expssss
tcruss thss his epinim semains unchanged that il
these cases ~. Plaintilh wers entitled % re-
eores. 49, sss
Il mast be admatssd BY III that tits at least :
40sessioa a. doubt vnsthcr ths counties are au-
thosissd by Section III Of the Code 70 subscribe
10 ~ 6teek II Raa RpadA Il would b very
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near Clear Crsek, which Is yery rich II hs,
been penetrated only to slight depth.
Gulch mining = generally resumed, and miner
day. a. 4 "a
Many Of the old claims on the Russell Gulch
have been jumped; their former owners having
failed TO record them, as required by miners
Law. 81
The new districts further west near the SNOWY
range, still attract much attention; though bu,
little can possibly be known Of thom, for some
weeks to come. .1s
But little news has come from the Park and
Blue river since our last issue. Some new dis-
coyerica thirty miles so.lth Of Tarryall. arc rc.
ported - very rich. People are still leaving daily
tor that region w. ~ II.
a flying ruuaor that party we're making from
twenty 70 twenty-five dollars each psr day, on !
tributary Of the Arkansas river. south Of ina
Fark, has been prsyaleHt for few days past hui
We deem i @ be TOO good 70 be true, though ve
have no doubt good mines are hejur worked IN
shat fegion- eOeky Aoupsain News. March %.
I - Disunioa- Democracy are hAyiaxs j a,,e.a
80 e. tsoahle about the place of hsld&K iheir
Osaven naon- Cnarsestcn threatens 70 - aprstty
warm placs. not only cllmatolo ically, but pollti
cally ana Anancially. The Chsrlestonians have
oxtside DsIekstioa u \ un Al shouIdeg. n
hitters iron ~ Nosgh. ne South undsratapds
bow Northern Dcnnocfata aoMetinea control Con
vcntlcus by outslde pressure - ~ Eyractpe
0onvention of hst Eeptemter was cdptEoled
~ Fernando W0od's rsl lana; and Southern De-
nlCcf1cy does not intesd v acromuodate such
crew pMleas aosnD nDh0dY Y. hleeta pretty fteely
~ their kesptns. ~ Hati0nal Diaunion Gem
mfttce annoGnceea MeeeinR Or ~ nsembess on
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And for diseases arising from habits dissipation II
removes All improper discharges; will restore the
patient ia short time 10 state OF health and purity
Use Heiststds EztFScg Blcha diseases and saer-
lions OF the most dis.I essing character
Use HeRlJoids EztTact buchg for al affections nd
diseases ui the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
Housekeeping Made Easy.

UIHE WHEAT CHER YEAST CAKES will always n
1 sure g,Od whul,sJlllr bseae- FL. 10 e'iLIz yyg
can get one doz Yeast Jakls which Will uliNe ~
Large iodvvs VI the D II bsesIl!-
Il a CAkFS SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
exIress a nlusI every EIHlI.y ID t'Fn irs tsed IL
FuI Spring Cleaning IuvIluablc-.u. washing iAhl
Iooking t.zssas Gtided WOtk, Ala BIZ silver or Plated
Ware
REFRIGERATORS--We have sold large lot oi
those famous Philadelphia RsifigeraLoIs We llVe
large lot coming They are warranted t1 give sitls9c
tIon as they only tAe best but thty aIe ihe
cheapest known
apr14u MACKENZIE AINtEI-N'
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my oil friends and
have again returned TO resume the practice OF the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest OF my brother i'll the old establish
ed Gaurry IN Union street, End having spent iouT
months IN New York the past summer To obtain fully
all the late improvements IN the att have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout
That my facilities now better to produce first
class work than most Galleries can boast and con
duce to tee comfort of our patrons. trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained, but to elevate it still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of sIr. COOK
one OF the best Photographers IN the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair IN London, in 1851, and am determined
not only make this the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now Introduce to the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
lyorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, hie size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs Is t1ken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue TO make the Melainotype and Am
tireIy in this city, except the Autograph Gard,
when but one made al sitting All who are IN wanto
anything in my line politely invited 10 give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occalar demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. y. HUGHES.
oct20-0 B.. @. D. c. 4.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1860.
9li5fellaneoil5.
n Il w BOOKS.

JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK s. CO.
The Kenys' and the o'Gell lys-oy Df. ThOne.
Msrpsrei MancrigFr-by harIea Buroeit-
The Airble p. why Ha',thOrEes
The I'uches- OF 0r.eans-
Pue anu lis Critics
II NIB -!ds Correspondence.
NH On The Fl SIS.
Life str -gge-by Hiss P-rtOe.
How 10 en- oy Lfe-
Fswn Of tour acres.
isl g'se .-e<eniat on Men.
ara r Creations.
iis' its Il Good -oc ity-s,r Ladies ana Gonuenen.
lies M,nnh G. Lies r, eniig.
SaJes on y, ng-bs Hiss NigLt gale
ii ureidis--ny act Of Lamp igher.
ryautis EuipEy w-lsl.ngtpn 'rsing-
EItu BE Jv-by autlI D OF Gamblers Wife.
Vures' l. tiers TO Lord N-caulsy,
Cytney iiE Ia ovcs-by rho as Hood
throne OF av.d--b, aLthJr Of Frl-ce House oi
David
The Florence tories--by Jac b Abbott
rIe B.birctI Eels WHY ~ q Ell.
FrIers-u OOd Pnst niiice--by Hem, OF Redcll.
n ,de..n.i>eiie Nor - Tile If M',lerii R"rne.
-9v Years, and tbes -. 10y Lola b..raDash
e0nEY'S I.AIIFSST EslE1E, Ior September.
GUIk.Y's l-Ai,lEl> BOUh, for SelIemiltrs
IETER-ON'c 1iAGAZlNI., tor september.
PETEI,>UN'S AiAtIAZi\t, tor September.
Just received, znd 10. SHE by
join YORK x co,
aug!s-tf No. 80 Cuou stree
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DIR. JOHN w. NORTON.
Res ence; Cor. Co egs and Watkins Avenue
'FoRNERIY uAE sTR EiJ
OFFICE No 6s Nt,RTH CHERRY STRIFE
ian27-tf
Selected Lumo coal.

L HE finest Limp Coal Is "a be found
L at the EtDa Yaru, wheie IL - sold al the h,w
prics of 81 per bGshel Drop your of;s IA eA
No. "a T. o., they VII. be pa lty att Baed "a
SAMUtI. !. .aUNEN,
feb3-tf Yard back Of y. 4 &. r R fscpot-
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EMPLOYMENT.-S50 A MONTH AND ALL TX
LPENSES PAID.-An Agent is wanted in every town
and county in the United etates engage a
spectacle and easy business By which tue above pro
fits may certainly be realized For full particulars
address DR.. HENRY WARNER 81 asst 1welftn q,
corner of Broadway, New York City, iaciUsiHg one
postage stamp
oct20- -dtriwAw3m
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Hr,-GOf ds very III -ap.

AN uo7g N receipt OF ny age And vel so - -
iztlr,, OF staple and FlHcy LEy-Go-odsr ''GcA an
oEsrIug at very tJW prizes -. -
a. Gu-S s-les lnd small profits g ms motto, an
;I7r ~ - M yyllh the latter accomplish theiof-
- = Z xiii otT-r l--rI II IgceIntIIts 10 ali WEe VII
fzyor T1. with cf especially To cash blESls C"-l=
s.-,t5if No % SUuIE side Vi tie clIre
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-19
JOHNS & CROSLEY7S
Improved Gutta Ptreha Cement Roofing

rHE CHEAPEST AND MOST DuR ABLE RooFINGIS USE II
i rs f1Rx AID RAIkE PROOF IL an be applied sE~
and OLD SooFs OF EI and 10 cid snIngle rOois
scithost reHoring the shingles.
EiE COST Is ONLY ABOUT oSE-THIgD THAT Oh
TIN, AND Is TWICE As DU ABE
GpTTA fKRcHA cExEST for preserving and repairinf
TIs and METAL koofs OF every descrls,uon
From its great elasticity, nn; Injured nv the con
traction asd OF efais dd sss3t not c9ce
in cold nor IN ,oaras soeather There aiat<tss
have been thoroughly tested IA New York asld al
parts Of the Southern aud Western States, aud we
give abundant proof Of al We claim m then
favor.
lhsy are readily applied by ordinary taberers, al
triaiDg expense.
"So HEAT Is REouTPED.n
These materials are put up ready Tor use, and for
shipping all par Of tue country With fr printed
directions fs'r application
Fiji descriptive circulars vii be Tor r~sried ap
plicat b mail Ia person, our princspal eta
tes 81 BK0AFWAY, fsfpusiie 81 NIehpIss N tei,l
Ny, 34e FULTON 81, (opposte City HaiI) bRoea
Lynn JOHNS GR,SLEl.
lune2-6m
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Dissecting instruments.

LARGE stock OF DISSEcTTNG INSTRUMENTS
n MAJ ufactured by Tieman, OF New York, just re-
ceived and for sale by RAINS, BRUwN q Co.
oetl8-f
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beautiful Farm,

On tie saae rad, now occupied 10y l. I AciaInpoeli
- f-r1.-fv sJy-lg.I bv LON IiI.IIHg, containing
aIsut 2sy acres This pace i sn Well kliuwn a. 10
fi "a t1rther desC.iIIa IL viii q 50 Dc ilNltel u
-,Ifr ,rTrril.=ers 7 l SIC suPbei VIII slow tISse
p.ac.s u any ole WIS vii { -
All the above property vii - sod on reasonable
terms and ou q C-elII Vi Uns s"V, taies an !ouI
1DpIy 70 A. = 8 Ln1sley, NssA lie, or 10 either
- THOS- c IcCA1If BILL,
Slx uiir ..UJn Nashville
J \ MCCAAIEEIL-
.1 Nashville.
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A1aucationai Notice.

MoNDAY, SEPT. sRD MRS IRWIN VIII epes .
4tA sciooa Girls the Basement OF tbs Presbyte-
49, Shufeh, kageneid Arrangements have been uaade
L give iaa AID thorough Academic and Collegiate
EsLSaIfOli
Iiie iady employed teach Music cannot fs 70 ziye
chlile SaIlsssctsoa
AOa- 4 + >AAIEI, native Of France, and Eradu
ate vi tte 10y Coiiege ol AgieTs, viii teach FTeoch
SPANISH, ltaan 6reek- Mon Szntei pr
seiils the bssl testimonials IRON many distinguished
Ma. X. }. Meigs says of Mon SanteI: "He haa been
eiiii my sou time and this practical trikl of
ann thai deserves be trusted IN
pttcLty a IeaSlrI trsnch.' -
ine egtaa i.ltss per Of i've months are SIS
SO s2E.
EXTRAS:
Aiissic the Piano ........ sss 90
AestAA sztf1 10 -
s1Os~3e =
Oat,xlIc dLd Areuie work. &
Gpis ~iI be Iged from the time II ensertug
l" Ise enu o the The bills viii be payable Al
niIddIr the oesslvn. susas-sf
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tents Superior Water Boots and
Shoes.

Gents Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
ss Eouble Sole Stretched Boots
s " Square dgs Boots.
90 80 Canada High Lace shoes, heavy sole
q ss 90 Double Sole stitched Caters
% &c ts Scotch Bottomed.
ss " 90 ace Roots.
I" 't Calf Balnorals &c &c.
With many other styles Extra Fine. For sic cheap
Cali and examine JOHN RAMAGE,
novl ~ ollege Street
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lad fhis houss al psctures are "aFrsntSu % pl7s o
no charze will be made =
We would especiaIiy invite the community anu OH
where uicSurss the nst celebrated Statesinen anu
I,;vines can be seen, His Exceilencf President
ts,,chanan the Wee Pr sud -Et, HIS kxcsitcy Gov
Johns a. Hon. Cave JohirsoR, A. V. Brown, J. A Nc
Ewing Eh. Il Foster, ami thousand oil.sfs u eei1
b. -l5lzfIops PeIe<, K4vanaugh, harry, Payne
fsasocn Souie Andrews, and Rev Edgar, &c, sc
Copies Of the above had Al low price al any
apTlz-4-l
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NEW SERIES 1547.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
(TES LINES on LESS 10 cossnrun souxx
One Square day 81 oo-each add.lensl lnsertion 5

One square, One year. Sso-each additional square Sc
wtltten notice nlEst De given 70 take out and stoB
adSs tsnents OF yearly advertisers before the yer
expires, olleI wise We Snail charge Ill done.
No contract Of yearly embellishments viii be discuu-
tinued Eithont previous notice % Us, nor viii acy
Cha &c be made Tor less than year the yearly
rates.
sr Adyer isers exceeding the spaee eea-
tracted for II be charged for the excess -
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New ROOkS.
Just received by
JOHN YORK & co.

no s. UNION sA-kEET. 10
THE MOTH R-IN Law. by Mrs Southwark,
thor Of LADY of the lsle-compleie N j voi-s1 zs.
Language without master.
Latin, paniSh, Frenci- ltali-n and German Izngu
ses without master. ANY one, or all Of these
suages can be learned bv any one ~ithout teac
IS ith the and of this booA. Price 81 IS. ccs1-
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