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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
Sele8rapbticbe Wa6riebtem
8ertatet fir SEN 0@afttmOtt .Wedft.
Gta0tSmahI In Npnnecfirmf

6artfprb, Conn, 2. Ipril. Die taat8z
nabl i&reitet rubis fort. Die Qlufresuns 1T
ieop9 lebr 9rpB ulp pa8 goturn tpiro ba8 srS6te
ieiu, 018 ie in Connecticut ubse9ebea muroe.
aa(0iele 8abl ipirp bon benipfrati19er uno
republifanil4er Seite al8 pu8 eisentli6e 8or-
lpiel Der 8rdlioentenpdbl betra6tet; paber
fam e8, DaB Der Wablfampf bon beioen iSeiten
nit un9ebeurer @rbitterats unb- Im~lfrensuna
sefabrt puroe. Die DNmpfratie 1T bort 8puS
9laS=Demcfratiid, Die 9fepublitaner linp Se<
parb-6epublifaner btrd einen 9ie9 Der De-
mofratie piiroeu oaber Die Stftier bon Douglas
in @bdrlelton itei9en, pur9 ei1en lSies Der
8epublifauer Die aftien Separb'S in Chicago.
"a 9fu 5sani2 De5s H5 Heb. b. s. af
Seem Sapen, 2, aprif. DaS 8p,truttul Bier iii
pa8 9rGBte, ra8 lie erbSrt murbe. 9taseneine
6ube berrl6t. Sine Ausilabme biGoet iebpd
bic 3, 8atD, no bic b eutfGen SIC
publifater ppn1ben YDlt8 p~ertries
Sen pnrben. Die Demefraten baben bier 10
meit cine Majoritat bon 200, tugIaHN
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Teuersbrunftb bel 8pffpn.

50 On 1. Npril. Am Samlfas Abenb
~5eritSrte cine 8euerSbrunit in 8risbtpn ben
6ol5bpf BON S, $. Suffer uaD Sobr, oereit
Serli1it $4,000 betrdst un0 mebrere atpere
@tablilement8, peren@e lammtld aDen ii9 eben=
fails auf bieie Summe belauft. Die Anecu=
ran5zSumnle betrd9t i'm @an5en $4,000.
Oa8 Seuer ipar angele9t.
Sn @belIea brallten am SamItag Nbenb 6
WcbnbduI er ali, pprtn etma 20 tril9e SAINT
lien lebten. Der 8erlult betra9t $4,000 unp
lit fit Sc. 900 per1i6ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03

M~allp9's Citation 2. Npril, Die
c%alifprn. ~l1eberlonopo1f Dom g. Mdr5 1T aitse@
fOmmeu. Die Na4ri6ten eutbalten r1r me-
mig S~nterefIunte8.
Die gldn5ppaiten 9eridteo laufen ans ben
Sob unb Auefitlber-M inen GulifOrniens
Inb SresonS Elm. a I'D a.. 3gm
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NOnareB.

8afbin stou, 2. 4pril, Semat.
Sumter pom 6iian3zGOmite beridtete ben Stz
oialters@tat NIT Imeuoement8 3urid unp crz
tldrte; Dap er ibn am anOeren Gage aufrufen
meroe.
Iuf ben Ni1trag bon Benjamin tparoe Die
8iq iiber enDli6e 8eTrtepi9un9 Ger 8ripat,
9dlt0z@tainl8 IN 6lortpu1 9puilianu ArfanIa8
uaO NiiiOuri auf9enOmmen. o
Nu4 fur5er Debate lplrpe bic 8iI altsez
npn1rle1.
Sans. Sifnan BON 9ulti3=@ Omite Be-
ri9tete cine Sia Elm, pprnadl IppeIatipnen
BON Der @ntl9etpun9 Der Circuit @purt2a an bic
9upreu1e @purt Der 9. ct. seitattet tperpen
Ipllen. D4
Damn nabm ba8 Sau8 bic Debate iiber bic
Bin CUR lnterbritfun9 Der Sielmetberei IN
1tab tpieber auf. }aaH
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gsesnab me eimes amaeblidben eelapen1dbtfes.

G4urletOn, L, Nprtl. Die 8rtgs
uSe9pnee", tpelAe an9ebli4 auf elmer lestttz
men Sanoel8reiie nab Der airitanilden &iIfe
6~e9rifen mar, purpe BON einen britilden
&rie98idiff ipe99enpmmen urO bic SffiSiere
unO Wanni4aft al8 lol4e zines Sflupenibif>
fe8 bebaloelt. ~ .38o4 a9s8 ar
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Ser orsfonossbom.Wro,ea

Ct. 9ont8, 2. April. Ole Sur4 I'M
@artaug Sbaw , Bro3e6 bat elm @erbift gu
@unten beS ,perflu9ten Miaipndrs ~absesebeit
Sin glntrls uuf 8emtaisung zines i1euen 8rp@
5elie8 lpuroe 9eiteGt; pirO pemielben nidt ent=
Ipro4en, 10 iperbenp bic 4nlpdlte Der &tdserin
ben 8rpaeR Dor bic Supreme @purt briraen.
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8unter.0 elesaten BON SuinOis.

ct. 2OutS, 2. Gprtl. Der u9fepubli-
can" Jag, SenatOr Sumter bon 8irsiuien babe
an Srn 5enOerIDn in SprtnsfelO, Sa., 9e=
i4rieben, Dap Die NOminil trutionS<D Democratic
OeS Stouts8, I'M @eSeniate 9esen Die DDu-
9la8zOe ntpfraten, etenfaq8 Dele9aten mad
@burle ton tpdblem lOae. @r perlpre6e, taf
b%telel6en 5u9ela6er peroen unO DaB man bic
Soften fir tie beaablen weroe. III
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9apinesbanf BON 8altimDrez
Orei,ebnte @rtrozO ipibenbe.

OretNebnte Grtrd=O tpt0el1oe. BIS
|. Der Vrdfeent un0 Die Oirettpren Der Saptngs- 8anf bon Baltic
more baben beute pom ueberftnB beg @ei3dttS tir Die lesten orei
Sabre bic Nu8aabluns elmer @rtra- Olptoenoe BON Szo5,OOO be-
16lolien. go
O&ier 8etras lit sciesli9 iOh4en Snn1mcn sn9etbeilt pprSen.
ipelde etn Sabr poer LANCER in Der Sant 9etanoen papen, unc 6mar
in f~o(9enSen Nbitufunsen; g .q3s
Sur 0spoFteass unmeH BON 8 Sa4ren cine a3.
M1 @rtra= Oipipenoe bon Ytp5eNl;
Fir Oepciteu-Summen pom Sabrei cine ORG
aM grtra-Oipibenoe bon 4Tlo8eWi
h Sar OepoRteu- Sun,msn BON einar Sabres ine id BOD
@rra- Dioioeuee bon ZTrs5enl.
Vrcaent aere6net, melhe am I. Nprtl 1eeeS sSabres onf ben @reoit
ieoeS OspoHtors lbertrasen pereen, madbt flr bic lesten 8 Sabre
fir Suumen, melebe ntbt pen,9er ais etnSa1r ltepen' Q Yro3ent
iabrHb, pbne ben lleberi9ub Der 8enll1ten Snterelfen gu BEN uldt
ae,paenen i6brliden eSntereHen binSu6ureHnen HHgi
Die Staats, unS Stabt- &aren auf Die Depoiten fnb bon ber
s. lac ViribenSe mirS bon cieIet Gage an anf ben 9rebit iebes
TepoItpr5 I6crtraaen wsrben uo ais Oepo1thim fb oertnterelFa
Die @rtruo unb bic iabrli9en SntereIen werben gum
@intrassn m bic Bidder ouer 0epOftOren am ODER mad benz 27.e.
NttS. beret Ietn. lN. LII ~ ~
Die Offtcs Der gant 1T often Monta9S bon e1 rbr,nuab
an ben Ibrioen Gaaen BON 10-l uDrt UNI Nepprten an5uuebuen
uNb ausnaaableu, Imo bic angenetnen @el9dtte gu beIcr9er. nee 81
SIM MuHraSe 6es @prnlte,S: Hstaw
GrhibaLb StirIing, QrGfotnt. ns
eHsTe 81. Saurin Norrt8, S9asmeifer.
.ns5sfa 95a 0freftcren + A
@r6itaIb @tirIing, gauOSap Seetcn.
Sanuel s. Opnalciout gSnl' SN NnI' : ae,~ 4sIaIg
BAIL q. @lber, SSM NIm um ~
Sckr H,sbons 6uab sSentn8,s
3 g1 @ryns. y niann EeFcro,
Wattbem Smitb. Sansss S. ,yl9er' tz
Mi6oseI gDarner, 9bCntas g. Senfius,
@obert 9. BROOM, Ssnn, @tepam,
@bauncep GrDptS, .. ppPpIeul 8F
9eder 8araar, Santuel Rirqo.
&hparc 8urSr HH DTTcOp6
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Meitere Depef@s.
@abriheinlidber eiea Der 0empfraten

WabrIbeinIidber 9ie9 Der SemOfrafen.
SartforD, 2. Aprtl. AbeuoS. 9tad ben
bi86eri9ea 0epel6en 9aben Die Demofrateu
eiien @epim bon me9r al8 1900. Nad Den
bi8beri9en Nn3etAeu baben Die Dempfroter
pabrl4einltb ben Staat 9ewcunet, s
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0mrOpGticbe Wa6rtcbtem.
Tranfrei6.

+ nsr~rtt~e K.e WrdntretG1. Ha3
~ 8ariB. 8efanntli9 mirb auf gefebG peS
SailerS Die gauge Correspondents Napplepn's L.
~perpffentfi9t. Die nit Der 6epaftion beallf=
tragic GpnlniIiion bat bereits $4,000 Depez
l4en, 8riefe nnp anoere S4rifttiide beilam<
men.
lsas s. ss 9eutfcblane. sa
@teny II. Otdr5. Die geadridt Ger
Snpepenpance, paB Der ruliii9e @eianote in
Surin I'm Suffrage Ieiner &e9ierung erflGrt
babe, ba8 8~eterSbur9er Cabinet meroe ni6t
pa8 8rir5ip Der 8olt8iouperainetGt se9eniiber
benz 2egittulitat8z 8rin5ife anerfemelt, pasesen
aber aus Der @inperleibung authorizations in
Sarpiuien nidt eineu @afu8 beai MAIDEN, lpn=
bert bic ppleroete G9atiade ais lpldYe anerz
~fennen, 1T pDlfpmmen ri9tig nno itimmt nit
Der @rfldrung, mel6e .6err ppu 8alabine I'M
geanlet ieiie8 Cabinets bier in lBien sema6t
bat, DaB Rublaao 5ipar bic 2e9ittmitdt i'm
Prin3tp betpneil, aber dnbererieits AUDI ben
pplenseten Ebotladen 6ednune tragelt noble,
aus meldem @runoe e8 paber audi ben nit
bieien 19atlaSen I'M @iperlpru6 itebennen
3iri4er Sertra9 nidt ol5 Die 8alis Der So
Jung Der itulienilden Srase betradtem tonne.
Die Spffnun9en auf cine 8erltdnoieune nit
JfuBlano ino 9riiupli9 erl9attert uno finb bic
yerbanolun9eu, lpel4e in lebterer Belt 3pts
l9en Selrei4 nnb GuBlaao sepflosem rur0en,
o%efnttip ab9ebrD4en mprben, nadpem man ith
in Wien iiber5eu9t bate, DaB fe 5u eirenr Ben
oieheitl9en Sntentipnen entlpre9enben Hefuls
tate nidt fabren perDen. ID ass
Sn 8 Il n werben bon TaubensQieb
babern unO 9dnblern tpeni9itenS 100000 Stiif
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s.. &mnDO'icbe @d,mIe>

ben 2. NRril 9trr9enS s ubt ibren Qnfana. Qn' pieien NJ" So 1aSG fss
pen BE Sn = fSEF e. en- bic aItndtme nensr gaa-
S sSrns n pa3,, 0n Ss fSfInun9 per Snrnftunben tatt. &eu
bal6 as mO9lt9 gu MAIDEN. =" NN'N ~
Wt324S a e
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81. WlGmner's @hmic.

gfe Don WfeehltraBe unO GiierSNQeb.
tEs. SpH9en 9pnbar6- un6 @erntunftrafe.
Nnmetbun0et 3ar Nufnabme neuer @TbTler fr Sos -, mo,...
ben 2. april anfansenbe Spmner.S suefer merSen i'm 0q aonSt.
oieier QD96e ent9e9et genonmen. N"FN
WtDOt 3 q M 81 & gRHuuer 81
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Walbmgton Warten

EL45 - y y" - v I = II u {.
9tetnen Sreunoen nn6 benz Pubttum sur Nadri6t. bos if bu,
hiilber 10 bsltsbten s%9al9in9tOn: garten an Der gennIslpSSnia So.
bic Observation-Disclosures tbr Gnre err}H8t tat, 10 it aud i'm asoSs'
lt.9ton gartea mifSsr 5tupe UNI Qrie0e %en8strcten IReine eaifte
tonnen Sennta9a me N eea 8O9enta8en pbne SSurat unb Gt6-
pe.liit eas sotat prn 9atorgsn8 5 bis @bsnbs II rbr. WSdne Sc.
trdnfe ltno pon Der beittn 9ualitat. Saaer gu A @t8.
apps Ottp genmer Srr SSi
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Yum Werfnuf

1&akgI OWW OtIIWWT+
NA HI go Mdera 9ano rt 9uten DISQUALIFICATION, 16 D6Ien
&# bon 6r Staot male Der 2anoiraBe rno in Der oeiunbe-
Mam+1A item @e9enb, ll0% Ndcr an Der Nortbern Genfral-@
lenbatn, 80 Wietlen bon per Stabt nit ~Ge6ducen; 10 Ader an Der
alien Jrecerit &oa6, gut %an8ebant; l07 Nter NIT bibl9en &C.
bdultbfetten unos anta9eu, ptre 9esen @i9entbum N Der Stabt
ein9eturht; 8 Gfer an Der alton Sreberit RoaS u Dteie bon
MCunt BE- Gales; 100 Nter am @aibtnstpn sanowc8s, u aRetIen
bon Der Stabt; 2 9duier IN 9pwarcitru nabe @ameenlr. l in
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 2 III 6opettetr. !; 2 III S%ertn9tontr. l IN
arCrtitr. / IN Grattfr. i in Sancoerfr. 2 in Mulberrptr.
nnb metrere ancere in oerIdebenen ~Ge9en6sn Der Stabl. Cots 3a
rernietbe1 in We Bahimorefr. Mcnument-, @ap- nno 0lcGl-
SerrpHr. unb broadway. eruno gu pertaufen in Sroabmap.
@runbrenten su pertaufen. @lcder un6 NprrtsI
Nsa SO. SO 6apettefr.
MY- Raufbriefe, Wlietbs Gcntratte, Sstamene nu6 an6grs
idlftltds Bapiers, fcpe 8aifen- Seri@ts- @ei9dtte werpea befsna
beicrst. NpI5S
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=0crfamf..
Sci 9. ). OODcr

MISUNDERSTANDING.
80: Sci 9. y. 0OUer
ssss 2sldSde p~reiltTdi9e @cbnbdnier
an Nafbnstcnftr., nabe Der neuen tatbptlden &tr6e.
SD tperbe AM nlhlten Dettppb ZEN 4. Mprl 1860, NadbmittaaS
4 lltr AM Piase naHftebeno bef6riebenes @i9entbum periteioern;
Die beieen @runeftide uno @ebdui1feiteu, ge(e9en an Ser 9Selt.
ieitepcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5wiihen 9ombape- m6 galtimpreitr.
s. Seos Der 9pts, bat in @afbinstpmitr. Is 6uB 6ront mb lit 100
Sub tRf mad @bapelftr. 3 sH
Oe @ebdulthfeuen an Nai9ingtonItr. befe6en aus 2 nut aebat-
ten nno i6Snen 3~itDdt9en grftGuiern NIT 2nSfiaem Sinterae.
baass. 5ernsr an S5apelltr. aus 2 S~welt6ti9en NObnbauisru
nit Meben9eb6uce. @runerente So. so per Srpnfiub in G6apelftr.
Die acknowledgements fmb 70 9eheat, OaB is isoem Saufer
anlteben. fg# EHs Aago~ g. 8. Cover, Guct.,
) SWeoOtNi 81 Baltimorefr.
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Site Site! GiifeI


User eiuenen i6Snen, btatsen, euten SUIT rnrv-u
Ahanf 0ferny BADEN min, Der 9ebc Su Sdcub
~SSabI $50. 90 goltmcreItr swH6eH Gop, III
nn6 6%reberiffr. o6er aud 225 8roaSpou. pa er &MMM&
nsn iei 1;di anFisrtt t. i 1T er in ben 9tanO ssisst fe gu -
pen 81 btup9fen TIetlen gu perfanlen; aud merben Site mad tent
WObe. SFs94NSroo
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Nb. SSorfer'5cbe @rhn1e

Vas Srtlnler. Seneiter pbi9er Anffalt bat beqpnnen am go
ben 2. Nprtt. @ninelblnsen cur 9tuinabme neuer e5tbfisr n,
I'M Saute oteier unb ea ndtiten g8O6e gematt wer6er' y -
Ul5zoiI ND fJWgf & rYb. Wader. Np 176 Goo,k,.ns
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SarmOnie : &ranfen llnferItiiBun0 WeTFin
Alg. Nrbeiter &r. llntcrItiiBnnoS-Y Sereitf

Den Utit9liebern pbi9ea @sretn8 bene 6iermit slpp NoEriTt no. Hos
2ente. cen 3. @9prtl abenos Z lbr bic re9clmaBtqe GeneroipD
SeEannllIn9 laHflneet, ipo5u Die WttSIeber gum pantIi0en 8e-
NtD3i GNn 0uhr1oe. G.
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Ties, Stocks and CraVatS.

LIVERY variety of these articles received and fC
IL sale by J. H. Meg ILL,
apr5-tf Cherry street, one door from Union
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Hide, Oil & Leather Store.

my12
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r.
~ - - -
Change of Schedule.
Sunday next, April %. 1850,

sunday next, April %. 1850,
Passenger Trains, will run iolioyss.'
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. NJ and BPM
arrive al Chattanooea so P. NJ and :45 A. NJ
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at Z so A. NJ and 50 p NJ
Arriyeat Nashville at S p xands.N
Ii rail connection and shortest ron,a -, p,,z,,,
"a New 1orS, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washing,
ton Cny, klchnond, Petersburg, Iynchbnrg, Knox
New Orleans, &c. '-o --P''
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains ON
Memphis anu charleston Railroad, and at Chattanoo
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli
cation to Ticket Agent, IT office Depot to the fol
lowing places, and at the following prices. viz:
Nashville to New York. via Charleston, s C. sa7 IS
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

mr. DAVIS, Ocplist and Aurist, 1877 Carondelet st.
IL New Orleans, La, has newiy-inyented Instru-
ment, for extreme cases of Deafness. With its as
sfstance person is enabled 20 hear with tn great
est easeao enjoy ordinary conversation and TO hear
az public assemblies. II rests completely within the
Ear and can be worn without the slightest inconve
nience One object Of this instrument Is to keep the
ing in time 70 enable person TO dispense with its
use. Call and examine OF send for circular. -
aprl4-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

Enclose / he amount of money to our address ror
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery in
which you " ish 1t invested and W neither Won wish
Shoies, Halves, or Quarters, on recent OF
wnich We send what is ordered, by first mail, to-
gether with the scheme.
lineulately aiteT the drawing, Printed Drawing
certified to by the Commissioners WILDE sent win
Explanation. ' ~
81 purchasers willplease write their signature
plain and give the name of their Post Office county
and State 'o-'s
Allcomrnunicationsstrctly c onfdential
Anprizes Isl 900 nd under paidimnad,s,
ya,tef tine dra~ing-oth usua ltimeo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

~ KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 SoUrH THIRD
IL. STREET, between Market and Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia, have for sale
DRY d SALTED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kips Tanners Oil Tan
upon the best terms
aE Allkinds of Leather in the rough wanted 4 or
which the highest market price viii be given in
cash take in exchange FOR hides Leather stored
free of charge and sold on commission.
seutl-3mdw
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Fresh Corn Meal.

TINE subscriber has made arrangements with one
Il of the most extensive mills in Kentucky for
regular weekly supplies of Family Meal, and is now
receiving 5000 bushels which he offers to the City
Trade at slight advance over cost and carriage
A. JENKINS,
myl2 Is Markets. eet.
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found a very
large and well selected stock of
Black Silk Mantillas.
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Scarfs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

EMPRESS FREIGHT.
THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in connection with the Roads below, ar
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to nashville, at slower speed butwith
he same certainty their passenger trains No de-
lay to freights by this route. E. w. COLE,
lan27-tf. Supt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
Burning Fluid,

TANNERS OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil
i IInseed Oil for sale at
feb25-tf RAINS BROWN Il co.'s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17

6eE 4 MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
s4oU An agent wanted in every town and coun-
IL Ia the United States, TO engage in respectable
and easy business by which the above profits may
be certainly reeiised For further particulars sd-
dress DR.. J. HESRx WAkzER, corner 18th street and
Broadway, New York City, enclosng one Postage
Stamp, .eb2l-1SE3m
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ICE. XCE!! XCEM!

yTTE have opened our Ice Depot in the rear OF
w the State Bank, and will sell as cheap as any
in the market that is as good Our ice is from Para
disc Hill thirteen miles north of Nashville, and made
exclusively Of the best Spring Water in the State from
four to eight inches thick. We viii open depot
South Cherry street &c. McCrary's grocery store
about the 18Th Of A ~. So
marl6-u T. J.I GARRETlss z
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One Capital Prize of ssz.oo,
= -. - ..anohntlpg 10 $5Se, $50
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS ;Quarters 80 so

Certihcates OF packages in the above Scheme IN he
rates, which is the risk hs
Certificate Of Package of % Whole Tickets SAC 90
&c Quarter AZ ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
Splendid Scheme,

Splendid Scheme,
To BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday in Junei
Glass go Draws Wednesday, June 6. 1860.
Glass 2S2 Draws Wednesday, June Is. 1860
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20, 1850.
Class So6 Draws Wednesday, June q, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO T1cKFrs
IS Numbrs-lS Drarn Ballots
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One Grand Prize of 500. 900!
$50 o,I,, unung 70 sl,1se,7s5
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40. o5sr.sr.ss

oerthcates OF PACKAGES IN the above Scheme will Ia
sold At the following rates which il tba 81, A 0o
Certncaie OF Package of &c whole Tickets 500 %
&c half 80 "
20 quarter "a -
- 70 eighth o. %
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caai 0iI.


X BBIs. COD OH. a very superior article, jus
,febss-ss 80 RAINS. BROWN L co.
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Bonnet Ribbons, every style.
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant
Velvet Ribbons, full selvages.
Cap Ribbons.
Full Mourning Ribbons.
Fringes for MantiIias and Dresses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
BARGAIN COUNTER.

This is quite afeature in our store. Upon this
Counter sold great many goods at less than
half their cost. All past styles of any goods are
sacrificed here, as well many other very desira-
BILE goods.
II. C. MeNairy & Co,
mlr21-u
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Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice OF seasonabie Underwear OF
n GAUGE Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Lsle Thread Jacconet and Cotton, received and for
sale by j. ii. AcGllL.
apr5-lf
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Sundries! Sundries!

N0U can find at all times, at our store, all kn'
i of Groceries, such as Sugars, Coffee, Molasse
Syrups, &C., &c, &c.
mar2e-tf CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
Fresh Ohio Corn Meal,
COOKING STOVES

lust received and for sale by
u BENZ. +. SHIELDS & CO..
mayl0 Central Rooms, % College street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-21

ACCIDENT TO THK DIANA-TwO MEN KILE-
En.-We learn from the officers of the Fan
ay BuLiitt that the Diaaa, while passing Is
land 80, yesterday, broke her siarboald
main shaft, pitman, etc. Two men whose
names we did not learn, were struck by
the falling crank and instantly killed. She
willprocVed to Louisville on one wheel
Her engineer came down on the Fanny
Built and proceeded to Louisville by last
nights train, for the purpose OF having a
new shaft asst and in readiness on The
rival of the boat AT that port. Memphis
Bulletin, l7th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

400 n
monnt Of cash in Continen-
tal Bank, N. Y...............
Amount of cash in hands of
Agents, and IA course of
transmission (blIance).....
Amount of uuinCunberod real
estate, No. 4 Wall Street..
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market
Amount Missouri State BIDS,
@ per cent, market value.
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, 6 per cent, market
faine--.-..... ....-.-.. ..-......
Amount OF Tennessee bonds,
6 per cent, market value..
Amount OF Brooklyn City
water bonds, 6 per cent,
market value.................
Amount Of bank, ,stocks, mar
ket value-...................
Amount of loans on bonds
and morte ages, being first
lien of record on unincum-
bered real estate, worth at
least SI,695, 800, and on
which there is less than
one years interest due and
owing-rate of interest Z
per s
Amount Of loans on stock
and bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, S2J1,-
D-@J.-.--.--- $500 s.--.---.-.--..-.. !
Amount due from premiums
On policies issued at office.
Amount of bills receivable
for premiums on inland
navigation risks, ,Sc........
Interest actually due and
pau .-..--..--... .-......-..-..--
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Bay The New. Albany Tribune says that
n barge portion of the economical Douglas
delegates OF Indiana, intend starting on
FOOT for Charleston.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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Total amount of losses,
claims, and liabilitie4...... Si2.5SO ~
The greatest amount insured on any one risk il
S3aU00, but will not, as gsneral rnle, exceed
$4,000. 'i---i
The Company has general rule to the
amount allowed to h. insured in any city, town,
village, block, being governed ia thu matter,
in each case, b the general character of buildn
width of streets, facilities for putting ont fires, &c
No part of its capital earnings is depozitel ia
any other State as security therein. d"
poration accomp mics this statement.
STATE OF NEW lUltE, ! - t-Il- rtsfr
City and County OF Nov York %.
Charles J. Martin, President. sud T. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home insurance Company,
being revcr;tlly deIn~' aui say, AMI rHc for
himself says, that the foregoing i true, full and
ii The affairs 81 the said Corpora
tn, and that they are the ah0Na described officers
thereof.
(signon CHARLES j. MARTIN, rres't.
(Signedj }. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
;5vpscribrd and sworn before me, this 18th day Of
f1 January, 4. D. 1860 Witness my hand
iSfNA-I and official seal.
(Siyncd) BENJAMIN RANKIN, -
Commissioners for Indiana, in New York, IoG Broad
Alien G. llaIIock is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority hled in
the County Clerks office
This Company insures against loss dama=c by
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against the periia OF inland na'isAtoi',. at fair
rates of premium .... ..-4.
4.4si. ...s-i ts- ALLEN e. HALLoCK,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main St, Evansville
E.bY tan