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EIwood Fisher before the Iovode
COMMUNE
Especial Disp.Ieh Ia the y. Y. Times.l
WA,HiAGToS. May "a.
THE CoYoDE COMMITTEE

Especial Dsp.Ieh a the y. Y. Time,l
WA,HiAGToS. May "a.
TIE coyoDE COMMITTEE.
Elwood Fisher. being summoned to appear
lore the Covod.' Commit e. meet unexpect>
ly TO himscif, appeared Today and tcstiried
fnllowr.
He wss one of the three Trustees Of the
. o. Company for RAINING mail STEAMERS
IN Nr~ Yn,k ana New Orleans to Aspln-
H. The n,hr Thu-te,s we're h,ssr-
IA, rts aHd Vau N"slrui d The latter hav-
( resigned, Horace r. Clark -ucce,led. NV
gagem-ut MS about Hour y"A3~. During
last Spriug w q. Barn, y called "n M,
ling that he ~as ta'' s,'-nt, o. the l., ing
n and ca, cheruA steamer. ruu Iing b.
J,en Ne Y TX Havsaa and New ORGANS,
j that they ~Uuld iiAe IN carry the Inails
far a. their line ex ended, aud that IL Ma
,p,rsani TO make rume arrangement b.
tx Havana aud SAa Frances %. aud i
red tu knoa VIA euuid ne done. asked
What price. aud ia. B.ra-y r,pl 81. only
POSTAGE; bout s3J000 per ,tunvm. |
n d lo execute the cUitrsc. II obtained,
Il 81 ,otihed he Postmaster General. Til.
tier obj cled suslt- TIE AIT any G. neal
q Il c.tl.d title Tea b. ''Inland Servire aud
{ sI.hj cted h. th- act ol j sne. 1855 limit
: the sra tnsIl -'rvic, To IN, y tage-. I
"a. ssd hs- "tj~ctiuns. hui did al pres
p",iI.. lie h..i dsc,sIoa I,esHs sgIin-t
=. Str B.rn,y cath again add W,shrd
to 10 u him ia ,ldiag. 1 ..ec ln.d ,,id
oiiiS ain m 'Hihs oat 1 ID IA. Barney il
obssius-d a Il sirsble conIiae / " .ald exc
ie thai TART bizarre z Ir-d TO- | kne~
ihiag al JDhIisou's bilding. i.nt "a iera ards
.rueti tn.t he aetsng ~ith tas, .>icara-
a / amt Company. NnIeh c, Epsny uad
ga. sud 10 be allow ed 10 co-ol crate. This
- AgTers Ia, q. IL held a .rse aa uut at
Sieo's sieanibsist property intrnd-
iur The rcaaaatepve ruIIe, sat
lich IL ~ss IA s-ary rsad svsiiA-
% on souse oshrr route. Vsudrrbit
a. paid sls oJo p ? month hy shs Sloo
smpsny n-.t /. Eun the OppO>ili IA lice, aud
{ fz;sfic Aaii stsam mp Company paid
% sSs.0o0 aissrv ior ,hrre yrars- hr- Saa-
-rsIIl Ma 10 keep dssa nj. comp, tiaion aud
I'D HE name Haa capital - fleet thai par-
ss. Tue tossi recsipss b. Nj. Naad. roiIt
oder Ihls AT, a, geasrni. y. sc About q iasilsoa
I'd half Ia June. lej9. hid = lsisg cosl-
vrsaIisa sith the PIe-ldsnf on the sstj-ct
She fehas,st pc fosiie- lie eoupis ued
delay. al IA Asxico I'D not Ar- Ssas
al a,sfsFsis u LIE slask- saa sxl'aalfl-
Tie diIaN aslsse; bsl ihs Itssia-ns pTep-rei
a Dispatched ts tsseti q "a, The Aiaasssr
Arx.c.,, diTeetinx ham Ia have ~ o. con-
aeE .bs..g-ssd. zssa hsse = ass c.-atf.rS
isen - ar-srs. Is "A zHss.s. sisdeli. aarEoas
q ether; tsss sl..o's C. ~. &C b. ~ pr
essd hy tsv q d-.isn Irs~ ,, thr z saieai
rsesed y fes-, b g, a.aks = nrs treaty.
d hzsx sae ..s~ .o.ss a sre-ee Is sexs-
"a l., q lar - l.. slao-.ss 80 >. .
AT. bss ssiasee 70 ps,t~ss 49, a~s ss-s-s
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y fr.aty. Pre-idsnt BaehnnsH based his
extraordinary acsion on the pretsixt OF the
SI~ Company being unable 10 carry ont The
c"iit act. ard this ia face of the fact thai the
work was going on, and that 800 000 had
ba-n speDt. Long bsfrre the route was ready
r. nse. the mail can.r.ct was given a new
Company. and $3.50 900 per anaum paid
t. m. although p.stages amounted t., oniv
50 600. This WAS prostitution Of the d.
piolnatic aiId postal pow. rs If The G.,yerr-
ment /" rob one Company for the benefit of
saoihe-. composed in part of United States
Senators.
Mr. WiDslow-Prosfituiio j. hard word.
Nr. Fisher. tn apply TO- the Pr-sideni.
a republican M.mber-<Y,-. Mr.. Fisher,
t:ia is IS HARDER word than the Republicans
are 10 the hibit of using.
Wifness-It is, sir; bnt. nevertheless, il il
literal Y true. The witness CON iuued-The
evidence of the facts stated was comu,uuica-
led to tn. s nat. at the First Sc sion of the
last Congr. S.. See Executive document No.
~. Tits document will show the corrrs-
pondcnce with our Minister IA Mexico, aud
prove What have stated
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70 some oow or 9th r our contemporary

- some now or 9th r oHr contemporary,
x,s S..tvil... Inson and Ano1cdH. SEVERAL
ve.k. ago. got inro its head the idea that
N, Fx1L .Itertsined views on the ruliect
of .l.yery identical with those entertained
by the Republican par'y--or, al least that
his view. On siI subject we're Satisfactory ~
that party. The immediate az-ncy through
which th Il impression effected . Judgment In
the brain of our neighb1T was an article which
appeared 10 the Cincinnati Gazsne, q leading
Republican j. urnal in the Wet in which Is
vs. announced that Mr.. BILL bad stated
his view. upsn this qu-riiOn in manner
that cannot be misapfr ehendsd." Thrreupon
tSe Un~s e1S An,Tio1. bAss- g srri' 8 OF IN
terroxatJ.ie- wish q view Of sseerI aiming Mr..
BILLS tr 10 iIIoB. v bich It bAs frequently
repeated xe beIirse. They are again pro-
pounded in yesterd1y's impression Of that
paper. We czEBOt sccOInt for the p. rIina-
ei. rs sssiduIiy Of the CTlicE and American on
tnis point except upon the bypoIhe>i. that it
is an eIpedieut To divert au 0yeT-troubIed
mind from the aDxieti.s and sOss that Over
hang its own hOurehoid. We should dislike
20 rob il Of even that slender source OF con-
ISOLATION in an hour when any comfort ia 20
grateful, however slight or Urief. We trust
that however unworthy may b in other
respects, We will never be- justly charge able
with wsntOnly iucr, ssiBg human sOIrOw. by
ruGely putting the nntidOte cut OF reach of
the sufferer.
We might refer 20 Mr.. Bells lifetime re-
cord, in which he has been called upon to
meet the question Of slavery in almost every
aspsc Ia which il has been presented for the
last thirty years. in refutafiun that be en-
braced the ultra fanalical views of the Re-
publicans. or participated in amy degree in The
feeling of sectional hostility which pr. cipita-
ted their organization; to his speeches and
votes, and the declared sentiments and mo-
lives in each aud especially tocItraets f. Om
bis speech 10 the Senate in 1850. when the
whole subject underwen Dost thorough
review, reprinted in our column. On the 22nd
inst. We might also refer TO the conclusive
fact. that although Mr.. BELL was nominated
at Baltimore, aud the Republicans had an
opportunity to make available all The strength
that such 9 nomination would secnre, by
taking him up and making him their nominee
slso--ciro umstances whit b would have car
ried gr, at weight il his view, on this suI ct
bad confoI med TO theirs--yet they passed |
him IN silence not only. but set up candi- |
dates in opposition TO him. His expressed |
views and Opinionr were not satisfactory to |
them. and hence they are engaged III an eff |
fort 10 secure his defeat. but We will not |
refer to these things, with which. We are sat- |
ished, the in diligence OF our contemporary |
bias already made HIM familiar. VIII, De is |
relieved Of the oppressive burd. us which
weigh so neavily upon him. he will see that
Dr.. Ball is alike opposed t. the srcIIonali-m
OF the Republicans and To that OF the secrs-
.ion democracy.
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The PArRIoT az X us whether We concur in
the speech .'Uf J a. Davis advocating Con.
krrssionaI InteTvrnfiaI. fSr the prot. ctIon =.
slav, ~ la The Territories. ur that ui Douglas
III kisor OF 80 uater Sovereignty in iIs broad
est and mosI OdiUu> a-p"ci.' We reply that
we do not d, MAID "a sIas- code, aud ~ e do
not endJr-e the S4Gattcr Sovereignty vi Mr.
Douglas UHI1h ind -Ilaty1ein
We did not Ak our Ueighbor whether be
'demaudrd slave code" The friends OF
Congressional protection have Indignantly
Iepudiated the idea OF ''-lave codr." They
say ID: nords ''slave code" are used BY tn In
sdVerssries to prejudice them and th. ir
esure. and are inspplcable TO their doctrine
Of Congressional protection. And though
sc confess our inability to appreciate. the
force of the OF jection 10 the u~,. uf that term
- CHARACTERISTIC Of their object. We avoided
its IN propouhdng the q lestion to our
contemporary, and used the term '.COngres
slonsl Intervention for the protection vi rla.
very in the Territories" From the above
response. hoSeg, 7, We Assume that our neigh
Dor regards the two forms OF expression a.
synonymous. In this view the answ err 10 ex-
piicit enough. But il has been our impress
sion that the difference which threatens the
dis'niegraIiOn Of the democratic party rests
entirely on this Issue. Ia the light of the
events at Charleston. the contest b-tween tie
friendsuf Judge DOUGLAS aud bis 50 uatter
sovereignty hobby, on the Que hand. and The
advocates of Congressional protection or u
slave code. On the other. oseTshAdowed all
Olber questions. II usurped tue Convention,
split il in t~o. and there has been scarcely
any thing else since thought OF or talked vi
relating "a Democracy but this issue. We
suppo-cd. und these circumstances, ths.
any man could hardly be live aud active
democrat. Without being on one side or the
other OF this controversy. But. il appears
Ih IT we were mistaken. The Union and .isaer.-
can. the leading organ of the party In the
Stat IA position which its ability Justly
entities Il to--unhesiiatingly rrpadistss both
-ides. THIS develops third element in The
controversy among the " harmonious -
shich is By no means likely TO heal the bleed.
.ng, gaping wounds with which thy are af.
q cited. We are not aware Ut tn pr,ciss
views Of this third element. hut ilna gins. they
~
aud uncertainty which SPREADS o,si like .da, h
and gloomy juagle sumywher- between ID,
'sls'e code" aud sqaaiier r,isnty.
Upon the whole the reg ly Of our eun;empora-
, Odds ano'h,r knotIy * ,in to the ia,erest-
lag network Of democratic c,mpic.t lions. and
Due which increases thu embarrassment y hlch
All inevitably attend a solution oI tEeprob-
lem oi ih ir sxii from the d.iieulIies which sur.
'ound then. Theirs are nov lArss distinctly de-
aned si' m nisry d. moos.tic parties rss aud
strong,rt, the squ.ut-r sos srrig.ty drsu.or..
cy--see"nd and O roes,, the --sl.x- code
demoefsey--.ad ihitd aud least, the ami
slave code and sati-squa,ter so.ereigny de-
aaocr.cy. Ne are OBJ ICED 10 our asishbs,r
lor his prompinsss In furnishing "a thi. iaier
saation.
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Save Your Horses.

ave take rat plea in recommending the
hexc~n Must'ng Linimest valu bile anu indis-
i'en-abe article for Sp ans. Sores, >craiches Calls
ou rsez- our men have it Tor Burns, Bruis-
es, Sores stuff Joints ami Rheumatic Pains, aud all
say &c -ets lie magic. We other IAninIent.
W. HEWITT,
FOREMAN for American, Harndea's and Wells, Far
90 Co.'S Exiress"
Genti"nen ~ bad negro man worth sI 600
xho tns'k COLI fran bad hurt, and userss k,r
over one year; hs.i used Everything could hear
Of vi hout beGeat. until tried the Mustang Ilni.
ment Il has perfectly cured him ana c.n aow
take she above price foF HIM.
Respectfully yours,
JANIS DoRRAScE,
Fverv Planter, T~amster and Family shoald have
this rvAa Die article. Sold BY al respect IDLE deal
ere throa ghout tie world.
BARNES PARK,
msyi-lm PropFietoFs, Nex York.
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Greeley aye tha' Aars'n 6 ,~.dri-h. rho was
On ths' Tss lr electoral ia kst Ia thu state,
'--emrd 10 D. ihv Hsa>ter spsr,t'' OF The Ma
n"soi~ d-iegztioa nj Che -. A s- slated
the 9th rday .h.s Quad iea ~eas .o Miasss.,lA
frou ,hi- Ss=te n k'n = sss terIi o. an
der ~ appuinsnsat iIsn Ptsssdsst fsyloF
a. Chat Justice oi thai TrtriIosy - Ua,ez
sHS 1s.5tnsH.
The Unsoa cad Az.srsosa mlsht have isiorm-
90 lie te.sirrs Nth eqasl Propriety. thai
fEEDkEicE =. sTasTox. wno borr tAe haa.er
Of repaelieanisra IN the Conn etc II sl. eiloa
e.np-igs this .priag. .as forestry. leading
csmeess1 IN 'hls sssis. and va ssni 90 Kan
sss. Waste De balls froa a prs-sA sy Nr
BrezAsas. ~ seerss-ry at he .rrit ~.
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Before a Just;ee in Oh atham county. Tenn.
Mrs. Viz gibia Hutton VS. escott, Hobson & c.
By OIiein1l Attachment

Mrs. Vii gibia Hutton VS. escott, Hobson Co.
BY OIieinrl Atfac ment
A 1.-THE office or 81 Jones. Esq ire, the 10th da
N OF Nav, 1860, motion II comnlainanI in the
use, and appe ring the satisfaction of
the saii Justice, fr" the and wit of complainant
g. fha aboye cause at the Ge.e dat -. Pres
cntf Hohson K 60 NON Trsi3ents nf Ihe county
Of Cheath am, and State OF Tennessee that tn
binary process Of the law cannst be served upon
fhen is therefore ordered By the said stice that
publication b made for E,u- weeks succs ion ia
the Na<hv lie Patriot. newspaper published in the
CRY OF Nashville. Requiring the said Prescott, dob
sn Il Co., tn ape b--ore the said Justic., his
"a in the county of Cheathsm, Sate Of Tennf ssee
or Def re the 18th day of September rext then
and there TO plead, or demGr to cnmpsinant's
hi I, the viii be aiken 'nfess al and
for hearing parte tn th"Tn- This Hry Is, 1890.
may31-wii MOSES JON =, J. P, 4. & NJ.
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Afm aourrlisfnIfnis


O'Clock Friday, June The LIST, will occur the
IA 4ath Conn en>eme Of this ins ttuton.
We will end, =ccs.u odate of our Pa
irons and former Puis The Gallery OF the Chapel
on this interesting OCCASION
Moray June 4th-st 10 O'Clock A NJ, and az p.
ION Tresdsy II 20 o'clock A. NJ. and at P. NJ;
WEDNESDAY ut 10 o'cinck A NJ Essays and Music
by the rnemrers or III. eai.r Class zs4&
"wednesday mort ing, June 9th. Diplomas granted
members Of ths Senior C.ass and the work for
the concluded
We will do all we can TO aeon MEDIATE all our
friends on these orc7si ns-exrec:ins the per-
feet ariet without well with. the Chapel,
as q mark OF the respect Gentlemen always show for
La G. ID. ELIIUTT. =
may31-2t
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fEThere is an evident di-po-iiion on the
part Ut some of the s.cedrrs 10 90 10 BaitI-
more aud resume their seats in the Democrat
ic Convention. Th y have hope yet OF 20
fixing up things that tn spOils shall n't pa IS
away frVm the party. Bur they are d"om' d
to Disappointment. Th- dem crazy, united
or divided. ART bound to go under.
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ADvIcK 10 LIpIKs.-we aware there are many
81 our lady readers ~ho compl ming Of weakness
and debility. Our advice l. TO go once and get
SINE Of NoLsAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND Bloop
FURTHER 1t delicious Tonic, and just the thing
10 ssren :then and Invigrsie ,h- ~hole ganz ton
and pur y the Blood. See advertisement in another
column. m, Io-dkwim
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seward, Line Ia and tbe nfaek Rs-
1klleaa eosslLnAI loEs.

There "a dstinct andersG.sdl.,g b~ixeea
shs irisnds e M. s<sasd al la. Ii. ce.n
thst ths iormsr sh.li have ths RIM. los Il
shs-Cab.nei. and Al bis ption either lh~ sp-
R'i-ii ns7s 4 eeret ny OF sl4i- 80 Minister %
tnsiasa be prskI.nnss ins 81 p..,sular is.
in@t =. eswsfd shsii seespt tbs missloa &c
E-gl-. q. whsa the xhol. iana-uc Of shs
GN,s-saIs> a., sscsid L.lscois lss s.ses d. will
us-d To Mak. - = "a fs.,-lI. a. :, a tis,r
Ehe sl-enee 81 M. Ser srd al. a.. a -
: d, sTesiiy aid 10 :. ia ..ss.l st..s !. =. :.
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nr. NIn.iow. An sxpernsneeo our

mrs 2insiOw, experienced curse
smAle PHI sicI.H, hass soothing syrup for children
-ethrs, which greatly facilitates the process of
;sethI-z by softening the sre iucing ailinnama
'n-wiiIallAy all pain aud Is sure 10 regulateths
bowels. Depend 1pOnit, mothers, Il ~illgive rest
yourselves and relicf and health To your infants
Perfectly safe all cases. See advertisement q
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SlgrilT's Sales.
Slaerin,s Sale.

DE virtue ora SeHdnni xie,rss to ms di-~s,ea
~ eliseres from tn II able Clfeat t..ara of
iHvSsis-a co. Tenn. IL La, IA Term see VIII
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To- Sssd ttor>c sart. = tue Cte Z aShxstl. t.r,
al otIiAN ahe S.h if>A uF III ~ f-sa. an q
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4 hsatte stra. AHf, isssy have amy ae,Gs. 81
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lining higat hGu asx~s. led a. .il..S. =
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18th It, ed &c" A. t'e Psep rty { Jsrl = BsGte "a,
sat u tlt saet teaslcgra iaV.y = 49, s,aE Of
ieni $50 a. .asa S-,l \ sza;Ss- M-Ay l.:A So.
s2-aF-o-id u k.Aei,si, i.e-p -he-tr
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For the Daily Patriot
Lines TO One who can UndsrstanS
Them.

Ny heart, it is m"urBfui thirg-
ioney dove without II mate,
That sits with sOGty foCeI wing,
Within her nest, So desolaie;
Or ike me crushed, neglected flower,
nesp lied Of al is per
That neither summer sh Wer,
Can c. again q bud and bloom.
By Ei 'ts frozen thing,
FOLDER than Nova Zembla's snow,
That ne'tr again cat rhrob and thrill,
With ASSIGNS warm Ccstatic glow.
DeaG-crId-it lies within my breast
OF Lore and Joy-the living tomb
Ab"v- whose raveless le hean
No buds If AmarantLs ever tIoOm.
I've toued. I've ,OorshipPed-6 h. my Godi-
As ! tan love on saTth no mnrel
The idol IS fallen-coid Is the ehriue-
Ny dreams OF earthly blss are o'erl
The SEX thu the spell e. breIk
That chllIs my heart,-';wrre all 10 vain;
thou not liz e Prom heus tpdke
The mdrtIr, into If. again
CLARA.
BKn's Net COTTAGE Nashville, My 60, 1850.
bIcm of Hupe
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For Rent or L~ase.

4 Viii Fsst - ese- IS rl<re seq the aar1rs<s-
t-sfs' fske tie sssss- fFoal lks cay SO n prxsz ~
yssf. = n tze Psssii-<r y So yzsss. fhssr ;
szssss ~ "a lssell1az - Al ki.<ss s1 .sa-i
t.taes. ase . sssss-4- eel = .4s<f.
=. : s.s4s ss.~-...s. =
s-sa els LS@h-
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Continue EiVe DANSs
THURSDAY. NAY SIS

THURSDAY. NAY SIS
Sweepstakes ior three va ODDS Mil he Is sieO
entrance $50 IUriei. & MI ibs sIaSr.
Club TO adj % Htte race = run
l Gen " g. liar -i.sg $ n Loyalty by Chfde
Harol "a, m Itcita nv Prlam.
?. A,so enters br ChiSaI by CoIIde Harold dam
Ka.e ring b, amp PriIfa
8. 81. Yo4ng enters bf by imp ALBION ia A, by
Woo folks Lev ath1n.
T. AIS, eaers brI BY mp. Alb on am Martha Damn
by p. sovereign
S. A. Tu enters Architect by INN. Gleneoe
cam p inc - AM by Imi.. Levls.tii.n
Chest"am t,rs br b, Free IA e, I'm BY
recon b rii.z ztr.
=. Rou Dire ~ Sto. enters "a II w 81 var BY
imp Albior dam En. b. Imp. FrianI
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A fkrE wosp y yEsr --f..ns G sdtices
% me pal fr~ nsossths. sc lasiK- n al 10
iisiesl nscs,ia. ma in Nsxaee .as a d<..Is .
tolsiag. ss.--ss 5..
bsaD IA FHs WsoI.-kaiies.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-31

Hollow ais PiiIs.-Servoss disorders orig
mat tue d ,ids the brsf eryoas systeui
IA eshseqa atiy rvaaire p"tent remedy 10 as
ssi tTsts her fame bore for ~h. h, 'hess nsea.
Vel e are adEai ably adapted, they resssve the
head and ssossaeh, the very mai sriss ef Ise sad
by exPesas tbs ashs.lily ohslrsssss.s, .-s,ere ca
ergy AID ELssr. m2ysa-t~
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IA FOR CHRISTIAN los. BY R.v John P.
Cam bill. q. Nashville, ienu- Nashville, Tenn :
Published .Or the Autdu.. leo.
Nj. CAMFB LII has long had his attention
reclrd to tie sut CT o. Il uuion OF all rae
misunderstanding once ,stab,ishrd Il week
paper in this city tn advocate itS accom-
shment. Tiis volume l. "A C i ca lou 81
texts contained la the New Treatment
airing up"n tie smIj' CT, together with All
z IN nj upon itr prac'icability. aud the
hgatinl f all denominations to STRIVE t..
ng 1t about. E->ays GA the same topic
m several di-tin2u shed dvin' =, ia favor
that great nl,j eI add ii. The 10. < L.
,and-. me vUluInc of $40 pages. and uu &C
nut, no lee "f The in;rihsic importance Of
SuLj CT than tn. earnest z al and ability
the writer, should rte i've the attention Of
profe -, d Christians.
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MEETING IN SHhIBY.--Th. re a large
and in cr-sting BELL aud EyEkETT meeting
q Raleigh last Monday.
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STRAWBERRIES.

n oW IL the time o. f.ut them up. Tie best lar
" Tempsss's IriluS Stone J2F-ths best and the
cha 4P-si
& FKIG m snDIis-ir yoa wont year b tt-r haFd.
your Fruit Z. meats a ir te tahr, snf ave
yaur sef b-st ~ la-4r lphaa i.sfrtzrea-
TIA Host eoo.an-- al I'D he irsH arlcie IN te
issr&ei AACKtNZsE NiNc4iIN.
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&c PICS Ese new Frssh butter vii arrive or
HI 10 morrow morn ng pr Railroad, and feF sale
b. hESJ SHELLS 4 o..
A FINE Buggy Horse Tor sale-~npls N
"a msylS HENJ. 2. SiGlkI.ffS co.
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Stock Neusiccd.

OREPA RING soon to make q change in our business
l. arrang cnIei.ts We desire e. Tepce prrsent
stock AZ Inush s-ibir. H. 0Fdei 20 do iais W..
viii IF a pT.-seut K of Sta lie Pane. Iry
90 Dds "A red pF We a \ an haild a tius
assortme..t { six RACES, Nus ms aud Travelling
Coos, IL iact es'Fl thirg could ish FIR
1I,", VI lite Good EmnT iGerles, Hos cry, fable
Dan ak, eeti <, lie he'd d Brown isitne die
PLATA Goods u shI women, Oh tbs. as-i
res, NesI.gEs and Ulivr fIr Ge tietae We
Sisil 1T iarIiculaF aIteilIon bargain c ~.
Ter. ch will i0utd ais times many Il, SRA
bic goods a. ode IUuTt.. ther value.
aprla-tI Il HUl.S,sS L HUMPHREY
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FRIDAY, JUNE lSF.
Proprietor's Purse $500 Nile heats.
SATURDAY, JUNE md.
Jockey Club Purse, s4eO. NO Inile b ats.
SANE DAY.

Sweepstakes for III. &c year oids. Single dash Il
uI.le-.
sl0J $50 forfeit: three or more 10 Gil the
staNr; Club to add 500 TaSe IS run
!. W IL. John pn eat ca r-uth eglon by inan
Alhi N, dam Polly LiIutt by Lev ath l.
2 Yo ng est bT b. imp Albion, dam by
WooufUk . Lev RtEaH.
8. Also, enters b. br mp Albion, dam Martha
DuIh by i'm ; iveT-igu.
{ Gen. W e. riding cnIer sg, LOya.ty by Chill e
Huoli, dam Data By i'riain
50 enters br C,yai.y by tide Harold dam
kste king by p Pti.uI.
b. F. Chetth,m eaters b by Free Traie, dam
by 81 5eish-
Z. Geo. E,ll.tt ttnc ; Ga by imp Albion, dam Ann
Cht-e 0y Iup LeyiaIhtn.
s. a. Barnes Oh Te.,dles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
9. undtl ee stoncr enter ) ,liie Wood w1rd by
imp Albion, da,u Z dora b. zap i'ri IA.
10. I. e. Mo nteis c t'y & oWn Dtck oam Md.
way Icy ston. Is. y. Che TuAM,
may Stu Prop d tor.
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Rad LUCK IN GOOD LUCK
JOH N LUCK

IL zSzia A shs ed s.se, Cntea s-rs<s. xth .
1as @ssstzas1t u ever { a< IL "a AoBe, fsy
ss9 fsl<z i4zs. szers ~ - psa.s - : = a.
= - "a "a fs<sr Ez-s s..A ss~x -. se>xs-
&~ss -
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Land FOR SALE.
sas nuadrra aud rWtnty-1,e l,,rs.
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broad 5, ay. New tak

N HI CO a;sis e years hg'.Iire - Nicho.as
W Sss "hlyerS .ily i'FIisuHeuG tEe 81 taa.sln.
cent, wees II sHa ts , IA LIZ gauAa-i sr-b-
'i>hm'sit 81 abe a. I'll usIaHsAs L.zi u Vas
tIci { r-uaalns io-tSaN WITH : Exl H. 81. IN
sHnaiitro sa,ss anC ia IL goleTa me. - a ON
i'T' All a 1nt met III Iiuti hts acuutAsaooatia
Tor lHs ets 5, inct ding Ice COniplrl- xugl-k Il
apar mems ! tanlhcs. Six htgtis red crsons can
b. niIIa5y sestd A. shs Iabis- 4 a. tllr.r rub-
Ne dhing 4 . ms azd Loinlg . n 81 ~ his
d Nlred Tor he e"a eniebev Il sssrrIl graf
II tho tfaveii public hs- SteE ,nl ttr IA H. p!au
~ y negecte i Il prac'ca d. tail. The cal N rei.-
gtaic' ri he use b, 49, sll.l de- il "a
Ia IN Is IN igaitaSc, IT, Pc oiistuent rs
h.'nas ike comiorls IaNGEi s. las been cnhauctd
every seac ~ the ia .Tiei the propri
IAEAuN I'll /. ~ HlrC4DNB A On
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