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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

SHADED SrDEwALKs-The pleasure Of walking upon
well-shaded sidewalks is thoroughly appreciated at
that season of the year. when the is unmerciful
ly hot, and the air rarely disturbed with cooling
winds, such we have just passed through. 1t is
during such season, as the Memphis appeal re-
marks that their necessity is felt and not until the
heat of summer is over does their excellence cease
elicit satisfaction and gratitude when, after all the
redundancy of praise bestowed upon them, for the
time being, sooner do the more pleasant days of
autumn come, than their good offices forgotten,
sud often, instead of being multiplied they cut
down TO et in sunshine for the winter. Shade trees
beautify and adorn the city, besides rendering city
life supportable during summer, ard many would
be glad to see them upon every street. lining the
sidewalks, from end to the other, is the case
in several Southern cities. The coming fall should
be improved by those Of our citizens who have rot
yet done so, enriching the city with hundreds of
these admirable assistants to summer luxuries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have at
NA tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and gone being carried away BY the
forced leave tse field its rsses sway Read the follow
ing:-
PROE o. J. WooD & Co Gens-The letter wrote on in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries uchinE The inquiries
first, it Of my hsbaon and stated in
communication second, of all therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and Of
colorl To all do invRraby,yes My
any stage my life for forty
Ehisker and the oay Why is not generally is
~ when care we're used bv wippR the face in close eonnec
wskers, the result will follow the hair
have been in the OF great many letters rom all parts
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale of
various compounds well as this has doubt been basey
initiated and been used only without coed eject but
absolute injury have used Of restorative Of
recount for months, and yet hair is good ever
old and gray hair in head face and to
this fact send you lock Of hair taken OF the week
which very grateful gave it to friends and thereby
induced them try it, skei teal until after trial
then purchased md used II with universal wilt
favor, that you send By which discover
Restorative, sold by fear without author
coed ELECTS follow, the failure caused
the impure article which the inventor of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you apprsed OF the
effect on my hair all inquire of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs
yours, CRGTMONg
The Restorative is in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and res for 81
per bOe the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more IN
proportion chan the SMALL rea for 81 per bottles the large
holds quart cent morin proportion and reas for 81
sbottle. O. j. Wood g. Co, Pr9pretors, IA Broadway
New York, street, St Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed By
Even, Pendleton d Co., and retailed by every Drug
house in the United States. lfebl1-ly .
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PERFUM cry

l. T. X + u M T. X 4
ans s..ortnsnt st ToTs. Articles. just received
LUBEN,s ELTRACTs,
WOODWORrH'S EXTRACTS,
FLAYOREHG EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
MAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING C0MBS. Ind. RubAoE
SHAVING BRUSHES,
ERASIVE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCENE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLxsS COLD CREAM'
THEATRE Rouge.
An kinds 81 French and American POnAdss, LD sAss hair
Prspayatioss aad Hair Dyes Of all kinda for sAiesy
SrRETCH & FORBEs.
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
IL. ,..i,.a frou D. Landreth q Sen, % eis ysasss
v, a. ssouss varieties Early stoss Paypl. Top Large
aobs YslIsv Abrdesn Large EsFolk, Early Dutoh Yeow
Ruta Bsga runp Seed. Fer sale In papers in bulk h
STRETCH & FORBES,
Corner College and Bnioa s.ressA
CHINESE MUsQUITo TAPERs.
DsSwAy tho necessity unOthsrss under nss. Lsar. an
agesASis oder, and sny cents per dozen Tapsra
Fer SAlsbs STRETCH 4 FORBES.
To Levers Of Soda Water,
We osr uIaal variety of nice sIrups t.s.Asr Win IN.
snly Genuine
Q H . q " - y II u p
Ia he city. Or ssu.. veil sssctsd win iss sn A.
srnErcH & FoHBEs.
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Cincinnati Horse Market, Aug. e1

During the week ending this evening" the Horse Market hss
shown increased activity that OF the preceding
weeks The number arrivals have about hundred
seVenyve and the sales tie The horses have
generally good quality that have fine stock
will not them bere the first OF Sep
tembr There quite numbe Of buyers In the city, and
they eyince desire purchase the limited supplies do
afford them opportunity Several eaps be
fore Trey find the stock that will suit them
Private dealers have made sales during the past week
Of any monet eveal pairs Of fire mache1 horses sold
to firm in Memphis, which const ted the major part Of the
weeks transa ions. Messrs Durham Hgdon, VIM. Wood,
Mathew Smith and others making up th fill lots for the
New Orleans Market and just principal buyers in
the market.
1t prevailing opinion among dealers prices
this fall v be higher than usual On what they base
this opinion, unless be prospective increase in the semand
III see-GdzlHe
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New Species of Cotton in Texas.

The following description Of species OF Cotton raised
in Texas Of which has received in New Orleans
tits grown from seeds brought from Nicaragua Leon, in
the mountains land lying the sd parallel of latitude in
prairie country the soil which sandy and saline crystals
Of SALT sapee and alum being naturally formed its surface
The stocks and bos Of this Cotton, Mr. Sharpe who Iuce
it, about the Perry Gulf Cotton The seeds
mach smaller black aud smooth 81 which
100 unds OF it, unginned yield 500 pounds Of gnned Cool
But the lint Of this Cotton that noteworthy and
markabe For mness and and Knss we'll tenact OF
fibre and enuy Of thread has been surpassed if at all
ed These qualities have led believe it the
island Cottcn but Dr. Sharpe convinced that it not since it
differs from that Cotton in material respects whatever
be the Jurisprudence between the respective staples For
he that $50 pounds OF this Cotton be picked by
hand in day, Whereas of the sand 300
pounds be picked He believes that be successfully
in nearly part Of 1exas so may 60 great
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BR. EATON,S INFANTELE CORDIAL,
and Ehy7 because II neveT fails % d1or nsaafaReoas rsi
when given in time It acts II By magic, and try dk0n
NO PAREEORTC on OPIATE
q any kind and therefore relieves by rsnOgt1g ts sg
esson commends itself only alton known
fer Chi1drcn Teethings DiarrhGa. Dysente-
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head.an Croup;
also for sejseaing tie gums, reducing iaanaoon
asis0 ts BoseeEs and rslieriaQ pain A<sa sQd-beng
an "a spas0dic it 10 used with UnfGing sccse in all
cases Of Commission or other K1tss ~ you value
tie We and health Of y0Hy children ad aots Q sd1a them
from those sad and o9hiRg consequence oA9ch
tain TO resuA ToSae Of narcotics Of 1afeh all other
remedies for byaztis 1ospadnts are csatosed take mons
rely upon perfectly harmless and cannot njure the
most delicate infant Price IS cents Full directions accOmpa-
'A'h bottle r CHFTR selg z L DuPOENT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
F;a,tbv human Blood upon being AaIyzed aIvav, pre
sents us With the same essential elements and gives OF course
fhs True Standard Analyze the Blood Of person suf
&c ana We ind in evey Sastace certain eciencies in the
Obules Of the blood Supply these deficiencies, you
made we'll. The Blood Eood founded upon this the
0'' 7'''N'' FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases For
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing Consump.
Eion, No. j. which is also No for Depressfon Of
Oomplaknts arising IRON d Pan Sc (seaera ne.
hi a IS, and Nervous Prostitution. No for live
or Conn PiaLnts., No. , Tor Dyspepsia. BeSag a.
for dbsoTtioB II is taken by drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation 50 that what Won oai
you rssain. The No lis for Female ErreguIarities
for his For sail Rhe1m, EruS1ionS, scrosms
IOlss, kidney and Bladder Com % iriIs take No
In cases The directions must Be strictly folOwe1 Price
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4u9 Broadway, New York,
And BY all respectable Druggists throug country
o. ]. WOOD q Co., st. LOUIS
aP4 wholesale Agents for the West.
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The EXCITEMENT AT GOsPORT.-We have already
noted the existence of considerable excitement at
GospOrt, Indiana, which has grown out of the de-
termination the Fart of a number Of the resi-
dents there 10 rid the place of the liquor sellers.
The ire of the people there seems to be directed
par ticularly against Jacob Young, who immi-
grated from Bloomington TO Gosport recently. where
he set up in the liquor business Mr.. Nunnemacher,
of the Adams Express, who came over the New Al
bSny and Salem Railroad from GospOrt yesterday,
informed that YOung's drinking saloon had been
mobbed and Quilted on Sunday night, and that G. Et
tenbachs saloon had been burned TO the ground on
Monday night. The warehouse of Williams & Mont
gomery was fired on Monday night, and alarms of
fire were given IN other portions Of the town. The
regulators, or vigilance committee, have notified
Young to leave Gosport limiting his stay to yester-
day morning, but Young expresses his determine
toE TO sell liquor TO the GOspOrans whether or no,
and deies his enemies. He is said to be danger
Gus man. and it is feared the affair will be attended
with fatal results.-LosuSriUc Journal dug. %
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A GLOOMY PIcTURE.-The Columbia Press of the
22d, draws the following gloomy picture of the
bread prospects in that county:
The crops in Marry county grossly Islander the
exuberant richness Of its sell. 1t is now too late
for rain 70 do much good to the corn, and never
have we seen so melancholy a prospect for bread
as that which now threatens the poorer classes.
The crop of last year, bad it was, hardly offers
comparison to that of this year. 1t is now fodder
pulling season, but there is scarcely stalk of corn
in the county which can afford more than green
blade. The abundant crop of oats made this year
offer little compensation for the deficit of the fod
der; but there are so many who have used land to
Gttle benefit for the past two years in growing
oats, that many have not even that resort to fall
back upon With no crops nc prospects of being
able to feed stock, and money in the county, the
people Of Maury IRE certainly obliged 10 tax their
energies in other ways snd wait for better times.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
yENHE Seventeenth Session Of this Institution will open
MnndnE. the al Of SrDtenber. 1a6O,

yHNHE Seventeenth Session OF this Institution will open
Z Monday. the Sd of September, 1860.
CARNEs late President Of East Tennessee University
called position Of President Of this institutions
will upon the active discharge OF his duties the
ing Otherwise the Faculty remains unchanged
While disposition the part Of those having control
the Institution boast tn feel the fullest confidence
mendng to the favor and guardians Its past
aiOn for the sound scholarship and manly bearing Of
its students will faithfully maintained Every species OF dis
spaon will guarded against and the most earnest efforts
keep pupils free from the blasting vices that Eng
speedy ruin upon youths in land The heathfu
ness of locality is unsurpassed in our country.
The charges moderate and fully within the reach OF
all OF sufficient energy to be educated
For further information address W. =. CARNES, Pres
or W LIPSC0MB, Sec
Franklin College, Tenn, July Is, Is6O.-lm
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HGTDEN's MAP OF NAsEyIL4E.-We have had the
pleasure of examining one sheet or section of Mr..
HATDEN's map of the city, and found it one of the
most convenient maps have ever seen, while It'll
correct delneaton of city and its environs. 1t
viii embrace the territory extending from Buena
Vista Ferry to the extreme Southern limits and from
the Western limits to the Eastern limits of Edgefeid
1t is so constructed as to show all the lots embraced
in this extent Of territory, whether improved
improved, and what character Improvement is on
each. 1t will also be ornamental with a number Of
our most prominent public and private buildings
Altogether it is of the most desirable city maps
we have ever seen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
Great Auction sale Of Furniture.

A the Furniture Rooms of CAM & CORNELIUS, No 1
Church street, opposite the Maxve House, on TUESDAY
morning September 1Iths at 10 o'clock BENZ SHIELDS
Co. will proceed 70 sell without reserve, from
day day until tie entire stock is closed this
ment OF Furniture, seasoned lumber Materials Tools hardware,
consisting part Of the following articles Vine marbetoP,
Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut Bureaus dining
and breakfast tables $50 assorted ad and lounges elegant
wardroes and cribs wash stands hat spring
Tor chairs and rich rockers towel racks Sofas tables
writing desks, hall chairs and Clothes Horses with
ment gilt aud mhogany looking glasses short
largest and most complete stocks offered in city
ton.
TeTmsssA sums under S50cash $50 and under
800 80 days all $780, 80 approved
notes in Bank. BENZ. r. SHIELDS co,
augl6 Auctioneers.
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Notice.
Land and Negroes for Sale.

AhAu anu NSSEOCS AOE SaAAes
an THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1860, there will be
W sold at the late residence OF William 0gvie, deceased all
the lands Tor the largest part belonging to the estate Of said dce
dent consisting Of three tracts containing between 500 and $50
situated within eight and farther than miles from
Nashville, with good Turnpike passing through Of the
tracts good water and fine TIMBER the cleared portions
high state Of cultivation, and will compare avoraby with The
lands lying along the line between Williamson and Davidson
counties
Said land will be divided suit purchasers persons
srous Of purchasing invited call re and
time, the lands above specified.
Terms. One fifth Of the purchase mouey will be required
in cash. and the balance in equal instruments credit
and two years, with security and lien retained
Also, at the time and place, there will be sold
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oNa wanted haze come 4 ast fssA supply Of ne iAnsa'
phlladsuha Refxsafors which, fer usefulness
e@S are snsqlallss. MACKENZIE = ldIEcHiN-
InavI7
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Provisions.
-ica Current Of the ooh raus.

The Cincinnati PTice Current Of the 22d says:
Bacon sides advanced 2 1874 clear, and
shoulders to 99 and 6J hh1s sold Saturday at
TO- - and lie for shoulders sides and clear sides be delivered
the 18th Of month"; but price for the shoulders
considered above the Market whilst for the sides regard
ed below it. Bulk shou ders sold at 50 and sides at
though the business done in them has comparatively sa
Butchers lard selling ct buyers furnishing barrels
but for other kinds there DO demand and prices nominal at
l2c for key and for barrel and erce which
asking rate strong speculative feeling prevails the log
MARKET for future delivery and SO 90 for November and Sc IS
for the fore part Of December being freely paid 200 head
sold at these rates yesterday pack
down the river busy EaBng Sc so for No
There to be sr.ng faith that prices will rule high,
in the early Of the at least
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

We invite attention to the advertisement of Mrs.
KINKS Infant School, which viii be found in another
column. The merits of this lady system of teach
ing, her qualifications, and her watcAfuI care over
hel. pupils, well known TO- and we trust appre-
ciated by, perhaps the largest portion of our read
ere. To those unaequEiEted with Mrs. X. we COR
daily recommend her school as being in every
respect deserving of a most liberal patronage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
mimerva college, for young Ladies

EfUe Niles East Of AdShuWe, Ien)
vBNHE Annual Session Of this Institution begins Sep
tember 1860 The location inenty attractive the
buildings large and we'll arranged the groutds handsomely
sdarne the teachers in department ssul aad
uSnced takes charge of orphans in the vacation
special arrangements made for tbs benefit of young
ladies who desire to become teachers
$3.50 for session Of 40 weeks Tuition
from SO % per mouth For circulars further nfor
nation address s. ". JONES,
iul,3-w5t W. s. HAWKINS.
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Markets by TeIerranh.

ECIScnNATI, Aug 23.-FOur dull nominal Wheat steady
Oats 90 declined cent Whisky advanced "a sales zoo bbs
lsc; Sugar steady s1I99H
NEw YORK. Aug e3COOn steady, sales l5OObAles middne
vanced ceniCorn sales 90 600 bushels 6OK962 OATS 5000
Mess Pork quiet 10 s599 40 Lard dull sales bbs
I2X@I3z.
NEE ORLEANS Aug 23cotton firm sales to-day 700 bales
including 800 bales new crop-Middlng IOK9IOX. suga
buoyant s799k. MOasses dull at 269ss Flour dull Al
32K@5 Corn dulmixed $780, white 20. Provisions
quiet but firm. Whsky-Recthed 9,. New York Sight E1
change par to 4 premium Other articles unchanged
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SfraYeh on SIOIen.

an the night of the 18th, heavy set pacing Bay Horses
with heavy black and tall with his shoul-
der from sula Ave six old, shed all round viii
give dollars his delivery IL taken in this neigh
borhnod twenty dollasf taken OF the eo1ny
and fifty dollars for the thief THOMAS HARDING,
q Al
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WeakIey County. state of Tennessee
UN CuANCEwv caURT Ar nRESDEN.

L. H. Bake Admir- Of W. g. Boyte deceased C. c. old
ham, Samuel Wescoat Jeremiah Cherry and William Ross
Order Of Publication On affidavit to the kill in this cause, it
appearing Clerk Master OF sad Court that the said
defendant Oldham, resident Of said State Of Ten
the State OF Arkansas 1t therefore
by said Master thai said Oldham file his
answer plea demurrer before the jan
uary Chancey Court held the Court house
Dresden the county Of Weakey State aforesaid the
Monday January 1861 said bill win be all things
taken for confessed against him and set for bearing expaTte to
him said Court 1t further ordered that this
published successive weeks in the weekly UNION
AMSBcAS, Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville
State Tennessee This the 10th day Of July, ls6O
"a true copy from the rider Book
NATHAN N. EDWARDS Clerk aid Master
juy9-w4t-rr's fe esq for said Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

On the ed inst, in the Hermitage neghboThoOd Mrs MARY
CURRY, wife of Robert B. Cuey, and daughter Of the late
James G. Martin.
On ins Of hemOrage Of the bowels, Mr. JEROME B.
DAVIS ciy aged s5 His remains viii be conveyed
to Adrsye Ky, o'clock this evening His friends and
aouuauanos are requested stend his remains the depot
from the Broadway House, Al ] o'clock
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GROVER Il BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best in Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpoOls.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
ms over Hicks China Hall, 40 Public Squar
GROVER Il BAKERS NoIsFLESs
uead,S Reports.

Copies of the first volume of HEAD's Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the list OF september
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk Of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
Grvrf
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HExDERsoS AND NASHVILLE kAD2oAD-The Hen
dersOn tKy) Reporter of the 10th, says; THE iron
for five miles of the Henderson and Nashville Rail-
road has arrived, and workmen are busily engaged
preparing the track to put the iron down. At last
we heve some practical and tangible evidence of a
r.iIrnaa We breathe freer''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24

A singular case was before the recorder yester
day. Mrs. Margaret Williams, j: seemed, had whip
ped her step-daughter-a child some eight years OF
age-for some ofiense. The girl being of perverse
nature, made great noise. Some of the neighbors
made complaint on behalf of the girl. There were
no scars or bruises upon her person. The recorder
and as he turned away, remarked that that money
was taken away from his orphan child. The re
corder heard it. and sent Mr.. Williams to Jail for
twenty-four hours for contempt OF court-and then
tie cries and walls of the mother and child went up
TO the amusement of some and the regret of others.
Memphis Enquirer, Dug. %.
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Rutherford Land for sale.
Land for sale.

AN now offering for sale, prvaey,s portion my
upon which now live about Eve mefrom city imms
distely fronting Hyde's Ferry Pike. The amour
proposed TO be sold is about
one Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Which is as fine and productive soil there county
state There is beautiful building which
view Of the entire neghborhood we'll set in Blue Grass
with beautiful growth OF ne forest fifty
sixty acess fine clover land in ne growth the balance
bered for all useful purposes. There failing
sprog upon the tract which affords scency Of all
purposes.
Those wishing purchase splendid tract Of land in fine
neghborhood and with all other advantages would do we'll
call and see for themselves, desrous Of selling.
For TERMS &c, apply GLAsCoOK & NEWsOM or to the
undersigned on the premises. N. B. HYDE.
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CITY NOTICES.
500 CASH
The Grover q Ba1er Special Premium.

The Grover a BAKER Special Premium.
r. II. BROCKwAl, representative of the GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers special
premium Of one Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
1860.
The work to be done by lady. resident of Ten
nessee, the judges to be appointed by the State Blu
reau.
No persons connected with our offices will be per
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hail. 46 Public Square.
iulv2g-till septic.
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A FamlIv Residence for SAFE

HAVE desirable improved lot Of forty i've Of
three miles North Of Nashville, fronting the Louisville branch
pike healthy uzon good spring and stock water,
lent buildings variety Of f1 and ornamental trees grapes
and strawberries good School and Chsrch IN sight, the soil
adapted to market garden, and be divided into two Lots
This sold two fine bargains land and will give
other it applied 10 soon, as intend to move.
July 81, '60-dkWImA THOMAS BATE,
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sIaas NICOTINE az Columbia

The Democracy of old Maury are going to have
Mass Meeting at Columbia, on the tirst MONDAY N
next mouth There viii be a large outPourEng OF
The people. A number of able and popular speakers
will be present