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Hon. Isaac L STEVENS, Chairman Committee &c.
GEN JOE LANE To VSIT THE SOUTH.-We find the
following in the Warrentown IN. CO NelCS:
q. q o

DEAR SIR: l am authorized by Gen. Joseph Lane
to say that feeling most grateful for the cOmpli-
ment which his native State of North Carolina paid
him in presenting his name for YicePresident of
the United States, he WILL at the earnest request of
many citizens Of that State, take early oPportu-
nifty of visiting the land which gave him birth and
msO doing will take Warrentown and Shocco Springs
en- route TO Raleigh and the West
The General will be enabled in a few days to sig
Nifty the time at which he expects to reach War
rentOwn, when the people of our county WILL 70 my
knowledge, give him welcome which so pure a
Democrat and patriot well deserves.
am glad to say, in conclusion, that our Congress
sonal district, through the humble person of the
writer, had the honor of nominating Gen. Lane,
which was unanimously carried.
Very respectfully, THOs. G. GREEN
Mr.. WALSH editor of the Warrentown IN. c.
Re5rp
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A TRIUMPH FOR GENtNE DEMOCRACY IN BALTIMORE
A short time ago the Baltimore Democratic CITY
Convention, as it claimed, adopted resolution
endorsing Douglas and johnson but the meeting of
that body on Thursday evening give a different as
pect of the matter altogether, and one far more
gratifying to the genuine Democracy at home and
abroad. The Convention was composed of nearly
the full number of elected delegates, few only being
substitutes Mr.. 0'Brien moved to reseind the for
mer resolution endorsing Douglas, when a warm
discussion took place, and afterwards another
LUTON introduced by DIR. Mcclure to effect the
purpose as that of Mr.. 0'Brien, was passed by the
decisive vote of &c to H. So the Convention refus
ed to endorse the squatter-sovereignty ticket and
the Douglasites have shown their weakness in their
strongest hold in the State of Maryland.
We have private assurances that throughout the
stu the squatter-soveregntyites are losing all Of
tl9r influential men and the probability is that this
small show of strength in Baltimore is their expir
ing effort Maryland will vote for Breckenridge and
Lame Washington Constitution. July IA,
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G. NJ. DALE, FOREIGN Oaice, JUNO u. $50.

THE LAST SURVIVOR OF BUNKER HHI--The state
ment has frequently been made by the newspapers,
and endorsed by Mr.. Everett in his late Fourth of
July Grafton that there is left of that band of
heroes who first wthsteOd the shock of British
in open field. Eighty years having elapsed since
that world-renowned struggle, the burden of prOba
bilities would favor such conclusion ; yet the
statement is not correct There Is one who took
part in that memorable battle and in subsequent
events of the revolution yet living fall of years.
and venerated for his moral worth as well as for his
age and public services.
In the town of Acton, Me-. on beautiful ridge of
land situated about mile from Milton Mills, N H.,
stands a cottage farmhouse, unPretending in its APP
pearance and bearing evidence of very respectable
antiquity. The passer-by will often notice gray
haired man, reading attentiyely by the window,
walking about with single cane-perchance engag-
ed In the ordinary labors OF the husbandman The
stranger will perceive nothing remarkable in
the thick-set slightly bent figure and well-preserv
ed swarthy features OF this old man apparently
eighty years but the residents OF the adjacent
country Involuntary bend with reverence as they
pass him. And well they maybe is the last of the
Bunker Hill patriots
David Kinnson who so long survived his con
federates of the Boston Tea Party, was living in
1851, in Chicago at the extraordinary age OF one
hundred and fifteen years. lie has since passed
away. Ralph Farnham, the last of the Bunker Hill
heroes still lives although he has nearly attained
q span and half of the space allotted TO man. Ills
one hundred and fourth birthday was celebrated at
Milton Mills on the eth. We have already given,
from the pen of a correspondent, some notice of
this interesting affair. Although no pains we're
taken to extend notice of the event beyond the I'M
mediate vicinity of the veterans residence, very
large concourse of people was in attendance. The
features of the occasion were an address, and one
hundred and four greetings from twelve FOUNDER,
and dinner enlivened with tOasts and speeches.
Mr.. Farnham we learn. not in the midst of |
the battle Having Deen enrolled only on the day
previous it was his lot to be detailed among a
guard to take charge of artillery and baggage, at
some distance from the redoubt. In so close a
proximity the principal scene of strife the OBJ
seryations which he made, and distinctly HeCollects
20 this day, are highly interesting: and we trust
they will be given to the public by competent pen.
When we reflect how few persons living can even
remember the event itself-as a child of twelve at
that time would now be ninety-fve years old-a |
living actor in that bloody drama becomes at once
an object of interest," respect and Yeneration-BOs-
ton Journal ,JltU IL.
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G. P. r. JAMES LAST EVENING IN AN
respondent Of The World writes:

respondent of The World writes:
The evening before he sailed from these shores,
never to return, spent with him, at the Union
Place Hotel He was ina great flow of spirits. His
plans for the remainder of his life were settled He
was going to Venice as Consu-General for the Adri
attic, a position worth some $4,000 per annum. In
four years he would return to America and take up
his residence permanently in Philadelphia. Irving
was with us, and when the two friends shook
hands, it with the expectation of meeting again
at the expiration Of his time. They have met at
the end Of the long journey sooner than either
expected! James was relating TO among other
things certain taking occurrences at Richmond
on his departure from that city. The mere mention
quite of the cordially shown him by the Virginans
over-powered him, and il choked voice he ex-
claimed, There warm-hearted people-.hey're a
warn-heated people,
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Chancery Sale.
Foreign and DO@estic Wines and Liquors.
HARDY BROTHERS. Auctinnntrs

nN Thursday morning 18Th July, 10 o'clock will sell for
" account OF John 4. Gsves q. & NJ Chaucery Court at
Nashville ard in Of order Of said Court in the
offs N. Pike & Co and others CAattaux Co.,
sorted stock Of old liquors including Foreign
whskeys brandes, etc ETC. TzzMsa under $50 cash.
s5J months notes web endorsed approved paya
in rsnk-by order Of J. Z. aleayeIs G. NJ
HARDY BROTHERS,
JuyI5 AuctioEeers and Gsnl Agenta AZ Puhic Snu.rs
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How the Raf1Ie Goes in Georgia

The Milledgoville (Georgia) Federal Union says
mltnn few days we have heard several gentlemen
OF this city, who have almost always voted with
tDe opposition, say that they intended, if they lived,
% vote the Democratic tieket-and that ticket IS
DrecKinricse and Lane. We have heard Of many
otners IN neighborng counties who will do the same
thins. The tires are burning brightly and the wan
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Political ToLERATIoN.-The telegram from Wash
ington, printed yesterday, reported the President
Buchanan saying that Neither Breckenridge nor
Douglas got regular two-thirds nomination. hence
any Democrat was at liberty to vote for either as
he preferred"
This is precisely the view we have taken Of this
question. Neither Douglas nor Breckenridge was
nomInsted according to the usages of the party I;
hence every Democrat as well as every electOr, Is
quite a. liberty to support either, his judgment
may dictate, irrespective of party drill discipline.
The President prefers Breckenridge and Lane,
doubtless for good and sufficient reasons, as well
also, we think, the bulk of the Democracy of the
whole Union. Independently of the preference for
men and for doctrines Aere is this additional reason
for supporting the Breckenridge ticket that it has
chancellor success; while voting for Douglas is
downright waste of smmunition.-NelO York Jour
nal Of Commerce, July 2.
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BrownsViIIe lots for sale.

HETE offer for sale on the most liberal terms, number Of de-
w sirabis building IN Brownsville from ~ TO miles
from Nashville fronting on the Gaaa ana Fo-r FAes cor
tanning from four to tea soil and rehborhOod
surpassed number Of lots tmbed We will also sell from So
TO 100 acres IN body II desired The rapid growth 81 Gdyehed
will tend 10 enhance very rapidly tie value Il the Brownsville
los II you With good properly IN good ueghboThood, don't
' - JL& W BROWN,
fuIv3-9m AZ Cherry street
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sCustGm Work. /"


TUVHE broadway Mills in time will be urspared "a
grind Wheat Corn fer toll. Farmers in the Lg1rbood
are requested to cali and examine thesrratgsments.
julyl4-ns DICKBY, Agents.
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THE PRESIDENT AN sod GRAY-HARED IDIoT."-
Mr.. b. F. Dill the editor of the appeal, in that paper
President of the United States old gray-haired
idiot" both in public and private. President Blu
chanGn needs no defense at hands, but the fact
IS worthy of note, if not Of COMMENT Memphis
A1.qL1ucbe .E,l,t
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Hon. D. s. DIcKINsoN.-The following is Gov. DICK
NsoNs letter to the Chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee of Washinton City. He comes ont fairly and
squarely for BRECKINRIDGE and LANE.
BINGHAMPToN, July 6, 1860.
Ny DEAR SIR l am duly hOnOred by your favor
of the Sd, inviting to attend and address Demo-
cratic meeting at Washington the 9th called to
ratIfy the nominations of Breckenridge and Lane by
the National Democratic Convention at Baltimore.
! thank you for your courteous invitation, and re-
greet that circumstances prevent Its acceptance for
| have some things to say to the whole people of
this Union, and / would prefer to say them at the
national capital But Fam engaged, if can leave
home, to speak IN New York city on the 10th, and
cannot consistently visit both places now.
shall support the nomination of Breckenridge and
Lane, not only because | regard them as personally
and politically worthy, but because their nomination
emanates from States which can give Democratic
votes in the electoral college and because they are
therefore. representatives of Democracy and its
principles. Sincerely yours,
ID. S. DICKINSON.
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Sales Room, No. 27 College Street.
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE,
Fedaesday korziHg, July Ist6, at 9Jz O'Clock,
BENZ. f. SHIELDS a. COMPANY,

BENJ' r SHHEELUS q CUMPANK,
NNTILL sell without for cash. an invoice Of prime
w Rio Coffee Loaf and Crushed Sugar. Rans fine Cigars
Liquors ETC. etc. 20 Cabinet Champagne Wines-qnarts
and pnts; IS baskets assorted Brands ditto To which call
the attention Of families
Will be added variety Of useful and ornamental items Sale
positive. BENZ. i. SHIELDS & co,
sulD
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$50 Reward.

4 PPEETON,s NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FoR JULY $3.50, JUST RECEIVED By
e HAGAN,
10 AZ a Cnllera sfra.t
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ETTE have small lot Of Apple Brandy from Nersh Caro-
w lima, aid 10 ears Old Rhich believe &c
nay9s LELLYETT & SMITH.
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HemorrhOlds, Plies, Fi.tuIa, &c.

DRJ.A. CLOPToN, Of Huntsville, Alabama treats With
III perfect suconss, with or without the knife,
Piles, Ffstula, TumOrS, &c.
He treated many respectable Physicians of the
South Governors o. g. Senators and legislators and aatter
he has confidence all respectable Phscans where
he operated Patients confined their bed room
and perfect guaranteed in eass-in condition to
be cured.
further particulars circulars which will he
forwarded any upon Application. julyl4-d2Es
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(sUccEssOKs EDWARDS, elLKERsoH & COZ
EMTILL continue wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand College
Church streets. iuIyl5-a
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The Louisville Journal says: - Nine papers in
Georgia support DouGIAs and JOHNSON" The Geor-
gia papers soy there are but three, but perhaps
they are not so well posted our Louisville con-
temporary, who, it must be confessed, understands
multiplication remarkably well.
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Ex-senator Foote (nicknamed "Hangman') now
resident of Tennessee, goes for Douglas. He means
to be in at the execution Cincinnati Gazette
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To when We would csIlshe particular attention %
and those who want pure article Of D1dy for medical pur
veil known.
Madame We Clicaaot Ponsardin
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d. B. NORTHcUT.

BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE IN MExco.-The follow
ing is brief report of the stirring remarks of Cap
tain JAMES B. MARRIOTT at the New York serenade of
Gen. LANE, few days since:
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SONy their address 70 JULIAN, uroDretor Of he
American stencil Tool WORKS Sprinsaeld VT The old pioneer
once Is still open at Springfield. VI Eastern Oce Merchants
Exenanee Boston Principal Ocs 9I2 Broadway, New YORK
The only practical Stencil Tools made are sbti b Fut
a and sold or $40 including stock enough retail r ss9
win activity this amount nay be realized by
weeks time anyWhere. The win Be exchanged aud new
set given a. any time within 10 years IL with proper care
CERTIFICATE REgRESces.
We, the undersigned. being residents Ct sprngaeIed Vt
hereby certify that acquainted with RULAa Eto
engaged IN the Manufacture II Stencil Tools consider
hn perfectly responsible for the honorable fuhmens Of All
eoos and or all sums Of money sent him for hs Tools
Cohurn, President Exchange Bank, Springfield, VT
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Henry Closson, Judge OF Probate Court.
Geo. Nashburn, Postmaster.
samuel W Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
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slim Show OF DoUGLAsTTEs N ALABANA-The Ma
rion Commonwealth concludes its comments on the
BRECKINRIDGE and LANE ratification meeting at that
place, with the following counsfor DOUGLAs in Perry
county:
"Put Douglas down fer twenty-five votes in Per-
ry county. We candidy and honestly do rot believe
that he will get more than this number. If so,
do not know where they are to come from. We
have been very diligent in cur inquiries, and we
have not been able to hear of but two men in this
part Of the county who will support him. In fact
is beginning TO be dangerous question TO ask
Democrat in this region whom he intends TO sup
port the question implies the possibility that he
may incline towards Douglasism, intimatiOn
which is rejected and spurned by every good Demo-
crat. Viii some tell US where Douglas strength
is IN this State 1t is confined entirely to Mobile"
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PRocEEDNGs-We were only furnished with
part Of the official report of the proceedings of the
convention at GAINESVILLE. It's publication will
therefore be delayed until tIappears in the Jefer-
gOnida.
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EDWARDS, mARRIs a CO.,

JuIy14, 1860.
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WATER SPoUT.-Several parties inform the MercU-
nv of a water spout seen from Sullivans Island on
Saturday afternoon, about six o'clock. The pheno-
menon was first observed the outer entrance to
the Maftt channa and this side of the Rattle-Snake
Shoal Light Ship. 1t passed NOrtheasterly d.
rection apparently cross Goat Island, just above
Sulliyan's Island The whole could be seen from
the Island-the water rising from the in an
immense whirl, meeting long watery strait in
the shape of quill descending as it were from the
black clouds above 1t passed rapidly across the
sea, throwing spray around it, and dashing the
water from side to side in its whri, very percepti
bly to the naked eye While running along sudden
ly second water spout was seen to follow, smaller
and in similar direction. The whole appearances
was very striking and singular, and attracted much
attention from its peculiar Charleston Is e.
Mercury, july 3.
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Magazines and Newspapers.
HARPERS New Monthly Magazine for July;
FRANK LEsLIE's Gazette Of Fashion for July;
GoBKT's Ladder BOok fo- July;
PErxRsOE's Magazine Cor JAY;
The KnickerbOeker Magazine Cor Julyi
The London illustrated News, Weekly;
HARPzR's Journal Of Civilization, Weekly;
FRANK LEsLE's illustrated News, Weekly;
WILKEs' Spirit Of the Times, Weekly;
PeRTER's Spirit Of the Times, Weekly;
Ths WaVsrIy Magazins, Weekly;
SeW York Ledger, New York Weekly, and N T. Mercury
FOR SAFE By
iEns2O JOHN YORK 4 co.
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Also In Bond cask % Jans Hspnssy Brandy Vintage.
Of lsS2 which We think viii Euit fastidOus palate
AS.
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ERRoRs-The Patriot notices couple of errors in
our paper of Sunday One of them is in repeating
the name of General LANE over the campaign ar
tiee. The other is the use of the word judicial"
for "iudIciousn in speaking of the selection of Mr.
Ewing as the Elector for this District. Such mis-
takes are as Notifying to as they are inexplica
bic to our neighbors and we can only account for
them upon the old doctrine that ITO err is human
and that printers are human, although though they
NAV not be able to get along well without "a devil"
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DAILY So; TRIwEEKLY IS; WEEKLY s..
TEvARiABLY IN ApvArcE.
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FIELD, 6enI. Ticket ACT ~


EhANALANe GOLLEGE:
EEyHE Seventeenth Of Institution open
u Mondays the Sd of September 1850.
W. D. Cannes late President Of East Tennessee University,
has called the position Of President Of this Institution
and will upon the active discharge OF his duties
ing of the session Otherwise the Faculty remains unchanged
While there disposition the part OF those having control
Of the Institution 10 boast they feel the u confdenee
the sound scholarship and manly bearing Of
its students will faithfully maintained Every species Of dis
paton will be guarded against, and the earnest efforts
made keep pupils free from the blasting vices that Lrng
speedy ruin many youths in land. The heahfu
Of locality is unsurpassed in country
The charges very moderate and fully within the reach of
all Of sufficient energy to be educated
For further information address w. D.-CARNES, Pres
". LIPsCOMB, Sac
Franklin College, Tenn. July 10, Is5O-lm
PROFESSIONAL. CARD.
nR- HENRY MELVILLE, Of New York City, respectfully
intimates the citizens OF Nashville vicinity,
is now IN the city at the 81. Cloud Hotel, where he viii
advise with all who suffer from
CaIarrh, bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wellesley, lI inst, when professional engage
nent calls him from the city.
DR.. MELVILLE has had experience OF the
management Of all forms Of Pulmonary Dissdsss and
fer with pleasure, to his professional intercourse and SKILL
Tennessee whom he is kindly permitted
to mention the Of Judge Ridley, OF Jefferson Gen.
Matlcck, OF Locust HILL Judge Bren, Of Nashville; Col
Guild and W BlaeknOre, Esq, Of Galatin.
In the treatment Of these diseases, Dr. MELVILLE svas himself
Of all the which modern science and discoveries
have put within the Of the Physician,
supervising The old plan Of Stomach treatment.
Further information in
Use Topical Medication in Pulmonary Diseases, published
stores or application to him az his the 81. Cloud
Hotel. iulvIC-dtf
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ATNA COAL
Furnishing Goods.

OUR stock Of Shirts again conplste for emil
comfort commend them bsirR particularly
appropriate te present hot have also .II ot
Of Put shirts, together with endless variety Of Dsn
styles
also received another Of aandsone Neck Tie.
Gloves. Handkehiefs, Pressing Rohes suspendsrs &C. &c
Also supply Of sessousols UndsrEsar Cali and Sc our
goods We are determined % dispose them very agures
being anxious 70 reduce cur stock. J. H. MeGILL.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN was passenger by the Per-
STA, which arrived at New York on the 9Th inst She
has not yet declared her Intentions
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FIRE CRACKERS

4 OnAA FEET Tongued and Grooved Flooring, just re
III OUUU eeived on consignment BY steamer Clara Pee
md for sale By bune11 d DICKEY.
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Extra Imducement sale.

Furniture, Pianos, Mattresses, ESc., Etc.
HARDY BROTRERS, AetiOneers.
an SATURDAY MORNING, alst July, 1860. at 10 O'Clock,
" we will sell and no reserve large and magnificent assOr
Furniture, embracing Bureaus wardrobeI Bedsads
Washard s, Sofas, Chairs Tables, Also -Four No
new octave Pianos and splendid assortment OF Mattresses
Pillows. Spring Lounges, etc. etc.
TRIMS sALEPewter in the hand on delivery Of goods
HARDY BROTHERS,
inlzI5 Auetioneers & GenI Agta , Pnhlic sn1are
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New Magazines.
FOR JULY.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOB JULY.
LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE EOR JULY.
Jest received and FOR sale BY
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
iuns2l No. q Union Street
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LELLYEFF 4 SMITH.
maF26 '6O-dlm Mes 10 and 2 South afarket g.,
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4l.o, ct q Chsass h'.kie. .or. sine.
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The Washoe Indian war has terminated without
any serious conflict. Colonel Hays, General Harden
(who served as volunteer in the ranks end others
have returned to San Francisco not before, howev-
ever, the disarmament of the volunteers The
remains Of Meredith and Snowden were brought
back to California a % inferred with all the honors
The body of of the slain, that of MeCloud, had
been curiously and horribly treated the Indians
had cut him open seong the spine from his neck
down, and taken out the spinal sinews as is sup
posed for bow-stringsOr other purposes.
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REA BOXES superior Gold Chop No. Fire Crackers in
GebU and for sale BY
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ISsTEAs BRELKIss UsIoS, WE
Kx AND 10 IKsGrHEx IT. JoHN C. BRRoK1NRIDsE.
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Notice.

VHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the style Of I'D
WARDS, Gn.KERsnS & Co. this day dissolved by
tual consent. J K GILKERsON retiring from he firm.
10. DFARnS,
X. GILKERSON,
Julyl4, 1860. E. P. EDWARDS.