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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04
Gbaures fot Business Ellen.

LNOR sALE-A GRIST MILL, with excellent
IL water pSe and go Of Lead situate near ds son
Of frnah
es :. Nrdsr poses.ion syeu LIST Of
April next Apply TO L. BEsUPLAND Madison n. }.
Tor sALE--A valuable PATENT; the article
inospevssblr the improvement great Address Box No 81
Brooklyn, kew-Yorb.
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Gnuses 10 Get.

NEW HOTEL in ST. LOUIS for RENT-Con-
IN tanning siE'y good tho create. part 81 them
connected n,aAng suites OF faulty rhc bnilding IL
situated e. OF the beet part OF he city, 90 the south west
owner VI 2lh ulIvr being hs linr Of the otvs
pss,r aud within sq Of toe WISE III Para The
house ives b~ili for rsss ieny hotel ~" iu OF which
Lss been Louis. The asked tho fro
no. tenant ia $3.50 RI sHn7m tor torn or e's- OF -
yeas apply uuess accompanied with e most
eXceptiopabe reference. Address Tor further IN ornati
JOr r. YORE southwest OF Main scd ChesuaI s,'
~ Iouis
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HAMILTON sALE.-JAMEs NJ MlLLEE
SATURDAY, Feb. 4 1850,

-
SATURDAY, Feb. 1859,
At o'o.o1k, tfe American hotei. sing Si1g. -
order vi the supseDe under the direction Of b. W.
Rohihson the following ys'uabls propesty:
1hs 81, gsrt COUNTY, oEAf Of the late JOHN y
JONES ca the banks Of the Hudson sing Sing Wet
chester Ouuty n. Y, consisting Of sfiendId marie
mansion x5s so iss curoia, cantsiriss Is
koofn (jarcereIs Housr, tsrsgeh House stanls, Heane
~ eapuiye Aibo's, Ne wi Xix OF land, usknh-
nt; ssdsd all IN huG oresr rhe view OF Tho rive .
ur-nspa,sto H. without exception, this vt b-aat I'D
Liza on Le NoJtu syeI, sad TO be appfr asrsi
be very valuable LAND consisting sooat ~ saits's
for country villa stes, situated Ia tbs town .. AeuDs
fAsssDi N,stcbt- oBpty u-a scar Borough N-p-.
the uad-on River RsoAS and y ne: above fHryso
running rom l.. pJ-tozd the Hudor Riye aud oisins
luud Of Boker, laRJ Of AbiaD Light IL n4s -s
finest building tho being besiia1y siust1s ee
hq so commanding .ronES overlooking the csuotFy seats
Ai,sor, g. Phrps Edwin bartlett, John o. boks Wasss.
.tb the Creighton Geo H. Sworos All oshe.s ans
having nsgl pat snIc view Of Tho Hudson fhi.
WORTHY If c4tiaist-, ard thee .kas et
deuc@ the county il l. the last Of the les ccs'tc pis~
r cen envy an Pors sIe and saother oppas
luJ k- toe present. viii perhsps Lever occur W be sgd
Ia parcels, together - - -
fte ,rg, gslushe you -DEKiKS u Sias
Sina With .pfoV Including Steam Engine IA
with BOi al in good oosr iocsod sn tse
Budsob River hulToed ~dj-"ent 70 tre depot
.6sy For and u psIticuars apply to tho Aac
TONER No. 20 zine ST n. I.
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Cost ann founo.

"ARIEM BOND LOST. Lost or stolen, .
III BONE of the New ork ind Harlem Rsroad Conpiny
for 800 IN my favor dated May H. ls4s and No 2l5 Payment
ol ssi6 Bond Is soppee application wi 10 nsd- - I'D
Cou,pssy f,r new bond -P4tiiam County, Feb ! dto
4 OS1- On Thursday, Feb. 2, o large Roman
kiossc BRRASTPIN bl@ck gro iud The dader viii be
lbers'ir rewu-ded by ieavtrr IL u No Wcst ifth't
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II bet vsusoe Mssef"c,irs ope y 80 Brtdsepot', iu
u miles from 'he railroad and ste2t13
'hsi ciy formally knoUu the PAYNE MILLS, asp
n The BRIDGE POKr WOOL- MtLLS ih's -7p-ry cou.
60 ~ Land. ShiJh two largo Nt
les fees p A. ft vide 70 stpr-- hifh the 1ter ~
ling er high Il Dwcliius Houses with
odsifas ataies boarding I"are,
IS by 3D. s0iie sLd nse at store, 5sboVl House,
and bu Oh .Hru9a -tDnea az OAse
neni 50 squuIe with o'touildnss trees shu' beiy &c
n ea MI ngise add 81 toe chJ Ing uscesrsiy
20 ssrrye a. ua.chuey b. plaed Ia them Tue
orived from IN pond he'ugng N me orooeS
Thsfe l. also psnd ebolt three
ln, up covering leo ceres, ch Viii BE- I'D Win
THE property ~ Of the land sre ATTACHED 70 ne
and Of quail y 1hsr u 90 tns
Bstu.es Ass quantity of Building 5tene The "s'os OF
The you'd voy zao has oon the rou &C o supply iv ae
Cap Bridge VI OF In the qdieS
neerssiy d,eg purposes This property Oilers uany IA
dveeaets siher Capitalists or naeoia afeia w % zoo
1tism@its &C. VIII he respectable - sr term
Of yrGrY.
For further "a ulsrs apply 70 NJ. BEACH CgFhtr IF tho
fsfn 80 se izeus VILLA nsbuIgh, L. l., at the 5ans
foot Of Soufh nh -
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DARE CHANCE. For SALE, one of the
fsrrest oldest and red CLOTHING sORES
Ia FuIins, with en'lfe Stock. Fixtures, and LONG
LEASE Apply 1t OAK Hall No. 81 tuilon.s'
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IVAN AMBuRGH q co.. MENAGERIR,

W NV hhDt nun x 20. mENAOCAlb'
a. PALA UAROEh tan st. 6tlray
EVERY MORNtNO Az pERSOJa and EVENING.
Animal fed a. IL o'cl1ez oach day
LARGEST co LED1 ION Of ANIMALS Ia tho WORLD
Performances tbs al aud evening of wOnJsrf1y
edusseo pogy, BLACK DIAMOND, performing pony fdaos
BOhNEO MOhkkt JOCkO tho Pon5 ria lalSnssr PrgypE
na NHrie lark FdursfeS Mule Va Fiegh,n
Bsnnitsl rroC LAN0WOhrHY's WILD LIONEss aa5
Otltl animals.
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printing.

AT EVERDEI.Ls, hs celebrated WEDDINe
"A CARDS. seIendldlJ onsrsved Soy % nad ooadSs!
scrnss uaus-s lSsrr - a, solicited ane specn1ns
VAN. EVERDELL e. Sons, l0i Fultpn-st.,
w ENGRAVE Rs apd PRINTERS Established Sl&
WHIEvEEDELL, We EvKRDstL SR, dESRx EyaapEu-
WEDDING Cards Notes, Envelopes, &c.-brOad-
way AZ celebrated cards engraved Ia the high
eel stys only tvefdel> S2 boGd~oy COT Duane
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wry @oOSs.


GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
PcRENPrORY SALE.
quR RNTfRE STOCK on 0HNtN'S BAZAAR
Noa and 5iS Sroadwsy.
T. b ,od - hous reserve =,
AuafS b;oh educed to such prices oomman1 ic
u1e3iste purchasrrA
Sale commencing MONDAY, Jau. ~
Iaers and En- deiiea Psrasoa bosery. AM q owes.
YOUTH iOthiug Gents' Furnishing Good.
fsas-a a. 4 nd enc Shoes. Misses Wa drobeA
EuiansS v ard oh'E Small Boys Suits
laale.' Under ~ Ladies' Robes do Chlm5-s.
Chd ems Bopnets and Girs Fancy tss
Lsdirs Chldie1' Rurs. Sleigh Robes and Gloves.
(se1s Hats and Boys and VoGtos' tts \ Cops.
GENlNs BAZAAR, Nos. SuT end $40 Broadway.
DRY GOODS at RETAIL
~ DOWN TOWN.
STE soh@cnber las coreindsd the solicitation Of may
LaAics 70 err open his Iohbist Stock OF
DRY GOODS
" the pneiio. Tor abort tiu-, a. retail q.
WHOLESALE FACES
81 (edsEets,
A " dpas from Sros iwSy east 81 de.
FTyHE ENTIRE STOCK Of GENINs FURS
IL SELLING OFF at PEREMPToRY SALE
10 be cold withant reserve,
ladies' FURS-CHfI nRENS FUR%
This laIsr Consisting ofrvety vAety o. s 10Y Lanes
end Cbtdieo. il selling Of a. ven rssaced rs'es
No. SO7 and Sl9 Broadway.
NaMF- DEMOREeT's Prize Medal SKIRTS arc
lVE not anc exoeed and cheaper then the
No iI9 and No 244 Gauds Best steel Sfwed skirts
SPRING, SO cents Is Springs % cent? Cai ana examine
CRIRT SPRINGS, tempered by Watormans
~ pseu prcorsr for sss IRE lowest market prices by
q. WATERMAN.
wilnansburrn L. t. o"s, peeh-sip Ferry
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w TuLNiNUT

VIII be presented adaptation, by JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Of Charles IieAens'' IeSu ~, ho ,,,v soiy
W.n 10 the early bloom of bis Senus while his profession
reporter brought him happily for world end what h
beautiful within it. 10 osy contact Wi.h strange sod
veots pore strongly than 1n, other Of Dickens,
posi0 tot Iicie that large and viug hnmaniy mat dep
Ioor owly, this EARTH which made III
Ia Thousand Of househ"ds nai1e o. otsn$ %
bin the champion living Of "a oily
virtue ind tbs cterns ZOE OF elshness aud ve Long
before sugh h found haue prnt little Pad sni ntie
ken and Its Uivvr. bad foGod bis big ae1d aud
there be he an wsrmed them until ms he oiugnt
mind uud the rud toncnd tn. heart and 'o,tu
sora or, h and CAV thing be had
uu 10 his daiy waAS in hiou Of qns'pt tnce' and s
hghe full Of email lgel voices aud lit's bells aud
cheerful esekng hsfaa Of poor little children cast help
ly cold cold sireeu aud of Ngrcs and huds 10 hug.h
sLsPe who beat them sLd kept them to hard work to %
II h features Of London humanity seen oy Chses Dick
enc Pull OF such is % q ~ .i9yyS # TWIST
Which has been adapted the a,r by JOSEPH JEtFER-
SON. sid vi" d R R;'@ ssTu isG si'i SGHr
AL great sctLs srpy individual Mature directed b u-tc
sshereo Garden tue powerful yprs
Of eonasa n iss s%S ar snsgsd 70 w. 5a9
b. remembered created Oh its Poiuei'0n at toe Pa may
s,krs then rs by Cha Cuhsn beas tho Guar otter
il which utchsa her daGaio wild DC iustned
MATILDA HER0T.
Fssa The lev and h sykes III snS tepTsssSs'y9s In
end prnsps whoe did characters fail nto the hinds
nrted thea than hose wd constitute Che
d,aa a,ic victure on Thuiscsy nisht.
Nal ids hcion. MAJ ~ syhes
Gt Jordan. Bll Sykes
I JOhnsotr attol oodse'
GenTfa toiaDd.
MIS-. w. H. CUrue1
lon> Bnrks.. WT twist
II stoddart.. 6fewIia~
MIS- j. u. ooGder. ..as........ +..Mts cedwn
Mr Cline rs To- rsctott, Mr Psnisi Fang hr b'o"n
CAY blI Tres Charley kaes; Miss Socor
Climber Charotto Miss Wators susan
4 he scenery or this drama been painted ~
NH HAS
Me- RlVIERE.
aiR. PERKINS.
The descriptive music has been composed BY
hR BERT ST ,EPEL.
Doovs "a o'clock. Box book
fourteen in advance.
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COVkbNEeS "A young Lady, who is qualified
N to,n1true' uus Of Eusih Fench eDd
Must dtsiIrs a situation OSERNES5 Address g. L..
Box No i21 Tribune Ufice.
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Boots, Ghrrs. &c.

a Sn DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF
u u sWE sEwED BnOrS at IoNES'S, Nos 10 and 70
G1. Aso a. Gale poots ai' and them.
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nWEI LINGS for SALE.-A very great num-
bef Of HOUSES Ia almost every part OF the City eu
bscpe Every say Of Style and structure. and ct all srs Of
prices from s4o o0 saitane for redencs Tor invest
n p aud for sperla For fithsr Ioulars, spplt to
HALL Pratt No IS wih,ms'., Ro in No |.
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Uanrs.

A LADY desires to TEACH few more Pupils
"a LFhsONs on tns PtASO-FJRIE. VIII rafsT
present pairon Apply at No Isl hadisoH-a' or no 81
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NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EXCHANGE
O-situaed 10 wsscheser County one h"ars nss I'm
wrh brel and contains IL rooms ard large cellar I'm.
rro d. are wrn shaded high ccmnsnd an sstendve view and
s,r over "a eli, The rac. Il free ffon ussb and
l. in esey way desirable will be sid exchanged t1
paas. ard o ,hs CRY For further PARTICULARS address
Ror No 50 a. Y Potoice-
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OFFICES to LET.-AIsO,
OruOmS FOR LIGHT MASDFAcTURING PURPOSES
at Ma IS WHILST. 2C0 feet west Of Broadway.
Apply to DoUdlAS ihin.wn,D
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N|ANTED-A situation as TEACHES, by a
Iady who Lss taught many gears ADD bss the Dest Of
reser~noe address u. : No l4s4 r. Y. eo.Udioe
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L'OR SALE in BROOKLYN-The three.story,

ORANGE, n. IA desirable COTTAGE RESI-
" DENCE in very .tbIe location bnilt for tho owners
within hye minu. depot VIII extensive
Gard.u containing ruuLEg Brook, Barn and
ether u no all new. aud In ,ne beat Of For
CT ,ap applied foE immediately 20 JOSEPH Is. LIND LEY,
MALI It,, p.si Birch ChUich. Price +l0c0e.
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The Shove Coparnf Tsp being dssc ed hy the retirement Il
Mr. Nm MOLlEH. iho business Vlli be- iqui asd BY h. G.
HANEMEYka AID DWIGHT TOWNSEND, the reuaAlai.s
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COPARINERslllP-1h he Copartnership hrre,e-
~ f.re existing unasr toe q bAVEMEYEk roWS-
81 ND Co By di.sofVed by mutual seotUssed
Newly ork Jan 81, 1869. &c HAEEaEfEk
DWIGHT TOWNSEND
WILLIAM MOLLEh
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The subscribers hs fotaed Copsrtnssship 10 ss
bmness OF SUGAR REFINING under the styls. aaA
hrm 4 HAhEMEYEn, TOWNSEND 4 Co-Nsar-i oak Jza-
81, lt6a r. C HAVEMEYER,
DWIGHT TOWNSrN0,
GEO. W. HAvEMEYER
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(,OIjNTRY SEAr.-FOr SALE, one OF the
o, and finest estates la New Jersey. situated on the
@ ham OF the Rives about three qart-r Of "a
honr fo New York. containing about two h"ndred scrcs
~ b,shy cuHvn.ca ground together with usuou house al
on, buidhEs stables eosrh houes narus
I'D rds piss. brbDers &c The dwell ing IL lcst-i
te r. u,I oil beautiful lawn o ve-l acres hej WIN iae old
shrubs and plants The meadow WOO iitnd
n,~ land aud pasture and occupied by tbs Prrs5nt s
kr mar wears offered for sale 70 ross ths nstss 10
spy pariis. wi,hng aud elegant country
vii h. murray Hill dioe TRULY Church and wan street
The above worthy Of full examination The sstats has r
water on the Passac with boaibo h'hhon'e &c and
cnu Re sold parcels entirety sasy
terms. For further particulars apply to - o,,
CsD No. 0 metropolitan Bank Bull ling Piae-'s
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM for SALE
The Farm of the late George Vanderbilt tio
tnste on Hudson River, Mules south Of Poushkoepse
h.v-ur a liver front of nearly nsf mile INQUIRE OF
s. III. Mills. No 10 Chambersst
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Gcpnrrnrrsnix Hnnrrs.

The subscriber will continue the nannft Of Sterling Sl
FER@ARE to order e; Nos Ito and ti2 Cr,sne q =
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TOR SALE--At q bargain. elegant brown
stone 4-stoTy and bssem-nt ipueE with or Cellar.
perfect order located IVES. sdt between the
9Th Stkaya having sYsTy convenience eGplse ipp'y
J.f WILLIAMS. M. fi2 stn.av
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Families sspplisd with
DURE MILK.
4 Address sRply 'GoyoxrR oa,. n. xs 49,. r,,A =,
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CLASSICAL aud ENGLISH SCHOOL. No. n

VI s1IJUTE, on Warrington aquarr, No ls tth
u MsndoagA (Mos1p CLARKE aud PANNiN0, Prlnolpsls.
Mae p1ps q al sgcs oce1sa any tuls and p.pafod
suness College School quarters BEGIN Nov o. ysb and
ApziiG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
Hnnh ReIisS Record.

Old documents have been ransacked from
4 to Z-no stone has been left unturned. to-
prove John Bell unsOund on the slavery
question: all in vain, however. Like pure
gold, he comes out of the fire brighter than
ever.
The fact stands patent on the record-and
to his past record he refers the country for
guarantees as to his future cOurse-that,
He is the only candidate before the people
who has always voted against the Wilmot
Pr0viso.
He is the only candidate who has voted in
favor of protection.
He is tie only candidate now or hereto
fore, who ever defended slavery in the halls
of Congress and before the whole world as
right according to the laws of God, and a
commercial, political and moral good.
We defy any and all of his defamers to
disprove all or either of the above PROPOSE
tions. We have boldly stated them over,
and no one has yet dared deny any one OF
them.
These things being true. must not every
honest, truthful man look with pity and con-
tempt upon the puny efforts of the enven-
Omed partisans who, " after day and week
after week, reitarate the false and slanderOus
charge that John Bell is unsound on the sla-
very question: charge which they them
selves know to be false?-Rich. Wing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
For The n.nr pa,r.o.

III t4~ Aa-A- l-~Ai4Oi
DEAR PATRIOT "A late visit to the country
gives me stronger hopes for the Union ticket
tbaR-eFer. Men of all parties are casting
about them, with a serious inquiry what can
best be done to save the country.
T3e Union men are firm in The rectitude of
their princi plies, and will stick to them to the
last. The crisis dFsiWs nigh that must settle
the question of Union or dissolution-peace
or waffle or death, of the American Repub-
lie. Under such circumstances men viii go
to the ballot Lex, on the 9th Of November
next, with deeper sense of the value and
responsibility of free suffrage than ever be-
fore. A sense of this solemn responsibility,
together with love for he Federal Union,
cemented by the blood of their fathers, viii
enable them 10 throw of the trammels of
party prejudice, and cast national uote. We
have a firm trust in the God of our fathers,
that even On the morning of the 9th of
November, His OVer.ruling Providence will
put it into the hearts of cur people to save
the Union. So let US pray.
AN OLD Man.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

WHIPPING IN AL4BAMA-In the Montgom-
cry advertiser of Thursday morning. we find
a couple of letters and the proceedings Of a
public meeting at Union Town. Perry County.
in reference to the whipping of James O..
Bugley, near Union Town. CD the lst inst.
He was stopped about dusk by party of
men and whipped, for the reason. given il
these letters and proceedings that he bad III
tered violent and insulting abolition senti-
ments. The Selma Seat.naL douglas paper)
charged that the true cause OF his cha~tise-
ment was that he was a Bell m n: but this is
denied in the articles published in the -4dUsr-
tser. and they report the language FIR which,
it is alleged the whipping was administered.
Yesterday Mr.. Bagley called upon us and
denied in the most positive terms the charges
made against him. lie says that he was
born and raised in Augusta, GA, and never
was in a Northern State. rs iniirnated also
that he had never uttered the language at
tributed to him He says be is on his way to
Augusta to procure proof OF his character
aud his fdel ty to the South.
We deem it but an act OF justice TO him to
make This disclaimer, and We hust that the
Angusta papers i'll give US further light on
the subject Columbus Eng.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
Cllaiiferp Sales.

Land on No.sEsrils Gsd Nll Creek Falley Turnpike.
DY virtue of q decree rendered by the Chancery
d Court al Nashville in the case OF Mary Goodwin
IS \ CoFbitt aud others viii positive ssu AZ tie
Court House tbs city, at II O'Clock precisely, on
SATUs DAY 81 day Of NOVEMBER 1850, the tract OF
Acres and I2a po,es OF Land described IN the plead
lngs-as heretofore sold the defendant y CoTbtt-
TE2MS:6 and u months credit without interest and
sale without redemption.
NoIE-This sale pay the decree IN favor Of com
plaiRant about 3 200 and besides this Claim there
Is also further lien on said Tract OF Land fer about
$1,000, TO which the said Land " ii be subject.
No bid received at this sale unless party IS prepared
10 az comply with terms of sale by executing
notes with two approved sureties
octIo tbs JE GLE9yN, ca II.
Egsor Works Fhrns for sale
DURSUANF To a decree of the Chancery Court, al
L Nashville, in the of Sarah D. Work -. Nm-
bns and others, viii proceed 70 sell the premises,
Tuesday, Ga OcsoESr 1860 the Farm Of $50 acres,
ying tae northern bank OF the river Cumberland
miles from the city, and known the home place OF
MAJOR Work and bought by him OF VIM. Pybus.
TERAIS-Saie tree from redemption, and credit Of
O. L. IS and "a months, without ilEerest-purchaser
give notes with approved security and lien be
tained. J. E GLEAYES, G. n
seDt4-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
The Bogus Record-The FalsehOOd
Admitted.
- IL. L. L A l., \

mOn,ceaiM contains the following:
..PERsoNAL- time since a cores
pondent of this paper, writing from Mont
pnmery, stated that the Bell and Everett
Executive Committee at Washington city
were sending out two records of John Bell,
one for Northern and the other for Southern
circulation. II is due to the reputation that
our correspondent beaIs for the trulhfulness
and candor of his statements, aud 1t is also
due to the position we occupy as public
journalist, that we should state that he is
sati- fed. after investigating the matter, that
he was not fully justified in making the state
ment above referred TO, and We are author
lied by that gentleman TO say that the mis-
take was entirely unintentional, and that he
was not the only person who really believed
from the evidence before them that two re-
C rds of Bell were being sent out We are
fully satisfied that our correspondent did
not Intentionally make misstatement."
The Commonwealth correspondent said. he
had seen copy of the Record of Mr.. Bell,
which he alleged Was got up for North' I'm
circulation. but now admits that he never
saw any such thing. The Infamous trick
being promptly exposed. there was no other
mo le o. escape al t at adopted, we pre-
sumo. The Un,oR and american having pub
ilshed the original statement. we hope it will
publish the above retraction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

re- The Atlanta (Ga.) american of the
18th inst, makes the following proposition
looking to a union of all parties for the sake
of the country:
I'VE suggest. therefore, that the Executive
Committees of all three parties in Georgia,
meet at once, and. in liberal spirit OF pa
triOtism, make ticket out of the three now
in the field, representing the probable
strength OF the respective parties. and pre-
sent il to the people Tor universal support.
Let the ticket be instructed TO cast the vote
of the State for whichever man can beat
Lincoln.
If either Executive Committee will not go
into this arrangement, let the other two do
it, and appeal to the People to rebuke the
selfshness of the party refusing, by concen-
tra,ing on the Compromise Ticket
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
1rTOm In,s Dover. : N. Iaz.II1:

Dr. RICHARDSON BIrTERS-In our columns may be
found advertisement Of sherry Wine Btters rre-
pared by DIR 5 o Richardson, of outh Reading, Mass
They are, said be- undoubtedly composed ola va
riety of valuable and purely vegetable matter and
from our experience, well as Others we can
speak highly Of their renovatng and inv gorating eff
fects upon the system We have good opinion OF the
Bitters they not quac1 nostrum but discover
ed, prepared aad .yended by a regular physician
graduate of the college of state and who has
said but little in the way Of putting them himself, but
leave it to those who try them judge themselves
For the diseases that many liable TO in the spring
and Summer, such as Debility, Dyspepsia Bilious and
Nervous complaints, we do not hesitate to say that
these Bitters will be found se agreeable and eiectu
al restorative. As good lah is one OF the greatest of
earthly blessings, would early advise those labor
ing under such disease, to make trial of DIR Richard
sons Bitters; they do harm, and may do much
good, asswe confident in many cases they have
Vegetables and vegetable medicines unquestiona-
bly, the most congenial to the human system.
octI-4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

THE KEY WEST AFRICANs.-A letter from
Cap Laihrop, OF the South Shore, Of Boston,
which took out a cargo of the captured Afri-
cans, from Key West. states that he reached
Monrovia August 80, in forty days passage.
The u. S. agent had not decided whether he
would receive the negroes at Monrovia, or
send them down to Bassa. The captain states
that he had no trouble on the passage with
she negroes, but they suffered severely from
disease. There were los deaths among them
from scurvy. diarrhea dysentery, &c, no con-
tagious disease having appeared. They were
very much emaciafed when they went on
board, and two-thirds of them were suffering
from scurvy, caused by living on salt food
without vegetables and fresh meat. There
being no vegetables on board for them during
the passages great many died in consequence.
Boston Courier.