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, 1860-06-29

Tho Great Eastern arrived yesterday Mt
New York, after what is regarded rs a suc-
cessful trip. 1t must DO confessed however,
that the high speed which her projectors
promised has not been realized. It is stated
that the obstructions, owing to the roughncss
Of her bottom was equal to pknots an hour.
Hence htd she been smooth she would have
made the trip in ten days instead Of twelve.
But better time than this has been made, if NC
mistake not, both by the Collins and the
Cunard steamers; audunless her owners have
purposely kept her far within the limits Of her
power, her speed can rever equn1 tie mneniii-
cent expectations Of her projectors. Still.
many problems will doubtless be solved BIZ
this mammoth steamer, which may be worth
TO science and to commerce faz more than her
entire cost to her shareholders. It may take
half q dozen years to determine whether che
can lie run proftab1y: II the result should
prove satisfactory, she will be- but the pioneer
Of new era in OCEAN steam navigation.
What tdoct score Of such vessels would
Aavo upoa tho commerce Of u nation, OF how
fnueh control they would give in time Of war,
arc questions which may have an earlier solu-
lion than most men Imagine. Lot not the
skep1eal sneer, but let all men await the re-
eui's winch this most costly experiment will
develop 'or tho benefit Of the science and the
commerce Of the civilized world.
, 1860-06-29
GAM AIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.

Republicans! Tie great campaign has
commenced, and ABRAHAM LINCOLN Of Illinois
lends the column Of the Friends Of Freedom,
During tie period that is before us the Press
AND TRIBUNE will labor necessarily for bis
election and the triumph Of the Republican
cause. From our standpoint, in his OWL
State, We shall 10 able to present ncts and
incidents Which, will be Of essential seryice
In tile great contest all over the United
States.
Tho Campaign Pass AND TRIBUNE will
giro full aud complete current history of tie
Presidential canvass, including reports Of
speeches, debates and mass meetinga 1t will
also contain tho general news Of the dag, tcle-
graphic dispatches, copicus correspondence,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing wil be omitted to render it
welcome sheet, Ind an eticien Mt champion Of
tho Republican cause.
TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
fo: J. COPIES to one aa4Tcss. esoo
ts..,. 1ultt
'H's'e eeIj++ q
e Ea'k numbc's from May a. including TIC Chi.
caGo Convention r7occe1ls' furnished v:n% II exits
c14t.
TERMS OF THE CAMPAIGN TRI-WEEkLy,
,&IU
AtF csl4tS 40
EF The Tn Weekly contains all t1e reading matter
Q! thr Daily.
KB Moncyin Registered Letters sent Mt CIR risk,
Address IHES5 L TRIBUNE, Chicago Ill.
, 1860-06-29

1tasADS, WIN; TAILS, FOU LOSE.
The B:cckiuridgeites Of New York aud
Pennsylvania propose to the Douglas leaders
to firm union tickets for Electors, for with
botl, factions shall go~ iu; aud then, in tho
Electoral College, cast half the voio of each
State for each candidate. This, to Douglns-
ties, is the game called Heads, I win; TAI 8,
you lose" L., us SEC how it would work:
The South casts l20 electoral votes, all Of
which, il is now conceded, will 70 for Bleckin-
ridge. To these arc 10 be added California
and Oregon, ecven, making l27 in all. a n,a~
jority Of the electors is l52; to make up this
number, Is Northern votes, in addition TO tie
Pacific States, arc necessary. Suppose,
now, that tue union in tie two States is torm-
cd, and both GRO carried. Pennsylvania has
- voics. and New York 35. Adn,is-tt;;..arr
these are equally divided, Breckenridge Et-
ting u from the first, and u from the last
II in tho aggregate; these, added to 1o7,
would elect him nnd leave the Squatter Sovc-
reign and his friends standing nut in tic col
But suppose New York is given over 10 the
Black Republicans and the compromise move
mcnt is tried md wins in New Jersey, Penn.
sylvauia, Iudia1a and Illinois. The Case won,d
stand thus: For Breckiuridge-Ncw jersey, J
votes, 1.diana, G; Pennsylvania, II; Illinois,
4-27 III all, or Two mere than are necessary
to make Brcckinridgc tic President Of tic
United Suites. In neither case would. Doug.
Las get more than 81; but his friends would
have tic satisfaction Of knowing that THY
had returned good for evil, and elected the
man by whom they haye been destroyed. We
shall sec what SUCCESS the political managers
will havo in cooking up bargain like this, By
which the North is once more to be tr;cked
into the support Of men and principles that
are nbhorrcnt to its moral sense. Let us see
how tue Dopglasitcs will treat a proposition
to sell out their candidate aud thcmselycsi
, 1860-06-29
Tho New York kfera1d on IIpcot,.

,, as the parties in this contest low stard
Douglas occupies tue position Of a mere filus :.
ter Ter OF gueril! tighter, not expecting auylll,,,.
but .tia IN y ,Fhomln9us nnnhi1asion i'll The general
harents to watch the roads aid cut off - ba'..
gage train here and there in our Northern 1nc.l
elect'ons, His supporters seem to eutertair, tl.c
1aea that he has a boundless popularity. and
t9nt in spite Of all tue heary odds against bin, @
US pane will ensbIc his partisans to elect lew
Sta!e e1eSnuse officers and legislators in tue
tering members Of Congress. '' e'1''
THIS is |amentablc reduction of The ORIGINAL
Douglas programme; but even this we fe9r ;s
too much. The breckenridge ticket, viii tie
adnalnlstFation at its back, will really leave Mr
douglas without any Of The sincws Of war drr
tne present anu without nuy collateral secusi.
, 1860-06-29

Yesterday wasa trying day upon the wteat. .
showery and exceedingly aultg, just the
weather to produce rust We hare sa-;o,,
fears in regard to its effects. Win opr mod
crs examine their fields carefully within tn.
next week, and if any damage is done, give II,
careful estimate Of its extent in their imno.
diate locality.
, 1860-06-29

- If you want q good Kerosene or Coal
~ Lamp, which will gire the light Of eight can
dles, not costing but seven. ighths Of cent
IN honr, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 20 to The Lamp and Oil Emporium,
122 South Clark street, between Washington
and Madison: Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
je15-lm
, 1860-06-29

We regret to hear that Mr. Lincoln'a young.
est child, . remarkably bright boy Of six years
Of age, is lying i'll at the point Of death, with
scarlet fever. The parent il superior to the
politician Mr. Lincoln has not been seen out
side Of his house nor IN it except At tho bed.
eide Of his child, since Friday last.
, 1860-06-29

- one hundred and twelve cur ]oads of
cattle were shipped from this city to New
ork, ria Michigan Southern Railroad. durinr
the last week,
, 1860-06-29

ZorAvE CHALLENGE AccErrEu.-The Roches.
ter(S' ~ O"io" says That it ia reported Tint
the famous Dausrile corps known IS the Cum
aseragas have intimated their intention to ac-
capt the challenge of the Zouaves Of Chicago
Tor a drill for the championship, according 10
any system of tactics which may be presented.
lic canascragas ere splendid military corps.
rs nil military men and others know very we'll.
1t would not BE- ut all strange il they caye the
Zouayes trial,
, 1860-06-29

- Postmaster Cook has raised Breckin-
ridge and Lane flag in the centre Of Dearborn
street, suspended from line fastened to the
Post Office and Masonic Temple.
, 1860-06-29

~ The Grand public street parade OF Tie
U. 5. zouave Cadets takes place this msru,pc.
, 1860-06-29
| )AlltY FARMS FOR sALE,
Within so Miles OF Chicago.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD coMpA.
2iibfn n4ss Y NO: @Oooo a:res Of h!eh Killing Fae Land
thsv oaer for sale ca the most liberal te.ms. A'>A
b & T11 w1:h t. tie business Of supplying
eko1e eEop eaa be selected and The trsns ae -, sr
anxSo toat these p'ofucs can he delivered early IN the
morning ana !ate At light Every facility viii be efsts1i
70 12ie Nhn detlE: 70 fx1s1ne thesr a.ds Arpy to
Chicago. ~ ~"' 49, ~InMst tln. .tspeI
, 1860-06-29

~ me most Intense mode of expressing
contempt IN Milwaukee, is to exclaim: AGO. I
haFe no m"re to say! Iscorn you IS I do
glass Of s0atfr!"
, 1860-06-29

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RMlEoAD.-A meeting
OF the Directors OF the Michigan Central Tail.
road will be held on Monday, at Detroit. aud
the annual balance sheet made public. 1t is
now stated, unoflc!ally, that the report w;l,
sho" the floating debt reduced to 800 900, will,
an equal amount Of S per cent. bonus unis-
sued to meet il with. The friends of the road
are OF opinion tha. a three per cent. dividend
can be pr"dentlr made in January, upon earn.
ings no greater than were shown last a,,tup,
, 1860-06-29
DIED

nn THURSDAY noEn2e juno 18th, 1860. Mn. AlsTE
sl MislA MATILDA CHI :MOltE. formerly Of Hanlhcn
Madison Co.. N. L., aged II years 1crths aud Is daye
Tic friends respectfully nvited to attend The funer
fhis tday At ~ r.x At The residence Of her sou IT,
SOU ess On fpdiana avenue south OF Rio Grand
street.
Chicago. on THURSDAY the 18th ust At the house n,
As Iashes, As. a. II. ueSs, the nt7. THOMAS uOGE
Tue friends Of tho family invited to attend bis
from the North 1rstbytean Church. corner Of Halssed
md Illinois STREETS. Saturday the oh ias, 10 o3ck
An.
, 1860-06-29

- Green Turtle Soup is 10 be served day
al cudney's Sands Ale House. corner of State
ana Randolph streets, and every day thereafter
from 10 o'clock Il. II. uatiI 1a at pirht.
, 1860-06-29

~ The Circuit Court takes up case NJ.
1913 this forenoon. Attorneys, attention,
, 1860-06-29

u Miller's Hair 1nyigosa,sr-the best in
use 5 7. Hinckley, agent, co2 State street.
, 1860-06-29
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS

y c. II. SCAfPEH, AdSe'.sing kyen: ks Ea.,.1,..
20 Ff<'ft Ass'':s:7<"'' for tAi. cai I'll ~
-4 ~F,. ~. 'e' =" "'@@' .sl.lSa47
, 1860-06-29

eB The daily editicn, we should hare said
yesterday, of the !Stimme des Yollx. the new
German paper, has been discontinued The
weekly aud Sunday papers, we arc informed,
are prospering.
, 1860-06-29

- The United States Life Insurance Com.
this city, and is already doing u large business.
Esers man Of family ough: to have policy.
0rren E. Moore is the agent, 14sI South Wa
fer afraaf '" '"
, 1860-06-29

- Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will he well done and 1t prices to suit The
timea.
, 1860-06-29

BrR0LAnY.-The saloon Of Theodore Maurcr,
40. l1o West Nadisoa street, was entered last
"Wednesday night, By prying up back window.
a time piece, new broedc!oth coat and trunk,
containing wearing apparel, we're crfried.away.
, 1860-06-29

Posi- OFFICE RopnEEy.-Stephcn Cole and
Jesse Way, two men who had been hanging
about tue Post Office at Henderson, Knox Cou,l.
ty, we're on Wednesday brought to this CITY bF
Deputy O. S. Marshal r. n. Pollock, and inu,e-
di4tely arraigncd before U. S. Couamissione
Horne, charged with having committed q la'e
robbery of the Post Office at Henderson. In
the trunk Of Way, when arrested, was found
about forty dollars worth Of postage stamps.
This arrest was made at Ga1esburg, md The
man Way was asleep, when found, in q barn.
concealed in the hay-loft. He had pistol in
lis hand which was checImatcd by second
article Of the same sort borne by the officer.
and Way save in.
Cole Was taken ar q boardine.hous in Gales.
burg. Lie confessed he had insisted Way to
enter the Post otliee at Henderson, by digging
through 1he basement wall, aud that they took
trom the store above, atrunk, carpet. bag. some
goods, quantity Of copper and silver coin.
and some Government stamps.
Aiss- Maria Cassidy also testified that Co1e
had confessed the offence to her, and had
shown her some Of lie coin and starnps. TIN
cefend ants sare her and another c,rl gsome
handkerchiefs they had stolen. The nr;sor.,e
we're held to bail in the sum of Al ooo e,rb
Az OFFICER As IS Az 0F51cE1.-Philip Hill,
pound master Of North Chicago, from ali tba
wecan learn, appears to be an active and tfi-
cient officer. But unhappily for the peace
mind OF the eald Philip, people have begun to
entertain the ide3 that be is little too nrrh n,
, 1860-06-29

srcn Is FAAE.-The widow of the late G.. r..
l. Gone informs Us that her husband is not in
the habit of descending to earth to pleud the
cause ol any person bsfore Chicago courts Of
]as''ce. We are constrained to believe her, as
she informs US thu! the person 10 question las
been dead two years. In giving an nccount of
the Bauer larccny case, few days ago, we Eta
led that 9. L. jerks and G. ". !. Cone appea,-
ed Tor the defendant For G. ". l. Cone read
John Z. Cone.
, 1860-06-29

WIDE AwAKEs, ATTENTION. regular
meefirE Of the Chicago Wide Awake Club"
Tor drill aud business, will be held this evening
at Wide Awake Hall, No. 80 Lake street. Let
the members turn out. All persons are invited
to be present. Per order,
, 1860-06-29

= The letter accompanying the donation
o. one hundred dollars to the Tornado Relief
Fund.- made by E. Csrne1, Of 1thica, was I'D !.
dressed to Col. sumuel stone, assistant libra.
rim Of the Chicago Historical Society, ind
shou'dhave been thus printed in our edition CT
Yesterday.
, 1860-06-29

TT The man who sells, or sold, the patent
heedle-threader at tae corner Of Randolph and
Dearborn streets, took out license, for which
he paid s22. lie had not been engaged in his
business but few days when the permission
was revoked.
, 1860-06-29

NOTICE is hereby given to the
l. CredLto7s Of tue late Hznk Of Massilnu Ohio to
Isesent 70 the unne1skn:d Receivers Ct SAID Bant. tie
once OF ofKe Har. II Masfu1 Oh Of be ora the tht
day of March 1851, + dvicends all mar claims axaEst
ead hank Al clans rot - Presented. viii be forever
by order Of Court GEoKGEHAKsu.}
ISAAt; >TEEsE, ) Recetyrrs
r. t. HULL.
Nas4uopx june 18th, l5D. 'f,sacfas.e1,
, 1860-06-29
11rcss 4 Uribtt1tE
Republican Nominations.
7o3 xAkHp1N2 UF 1HK bNIIEp 6TlTYa
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,

Presidential ElecfofN.
~ LAKCX,
LEONARD ST EFT, Of Mclean,
JOHN II. rELNEK, Of Macoupin,
DtfrElCTS.
!. l. G. FULLER, Of noone.
l. TM. Il. PLATO. Of Eane.
.. LAWRENCE WELDON. o. Dewitt,
I. WM. i. KELLOGG, Of Fulton.
s. ]. sTAKK. OF Haneack.
6 J. {. C0SKL1NG. Of Saug,1uon.
=. H.r. II. DRoMwELL, of. .Uo1us,
g. T. @. ALLEN, Of Randolph.
.. JOHN UINEy, 1t Ga1lat.n.
, 1860-06-29

An attra Give feature Of the excursion to
Gold Spring Grove On the approaching Fourth,
will be the music Of the Great Western Band,
Which we learn has been engaged for the occa.
s'on. Extensive arrangements are making at
tue Grove for the accommodation Of the guests,
DR.. DaTis's legiou Of friends in this city will be
glad to learn that lie is 10 deliyer tic Grafton.
, 1860-06-29

YJI UpVEKN0R:
RICHARD FATES, of Morgan,
TnK IIEETEHAST 19yEKKoE.
VITAL JAKKOT, Of st. Clair.
Ton ArnrToH,
JF sSE X DUROtS, OF Lawrence.
Ynn SECRETARY or s1ATr,
OZIAS M. HATCH, OF Pike.
f1R 1REAsuHIR.
WIN. RUTLEK, Of fSangamon,
han AuFE1f11kspEST or rTuL1c INSTRUCTION.,
MENTION RATE MAN, Of nj organ.
, 1860-06-29

TIE TRADE l. AGENTS SUPPLIED.
Fire Sizes, from u to Is per dozen.
1000 LINCOLN SPL,TTlN RAILS. .al ptr dor.
N-00 0SA AFLAT-BOAr......415
1900 LINCOLN CANES Of Incoln RaEl., u 81
7,foo LINCOLN FLAGS, 6 sizes, 70 Cts t. q 20
4,0o9 LINCOLN PHOTOGRAPHS. Il
tsVV Ssc
700 PORTRAITS Of HANNIBAL HAM
AlN.. Is
400 Co7se1 LIFE Of LINCOLN AND
HAMLlN. R1gwam Edition., IS
- These Portrait. the Best and Flneat Ptcu.ta In
, 1860-06-29

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. -
L Hafs. leen called ST .ia!ly to ris. ratfeut tn
ayton. i1rELEllLE vii b. absent mill Friday
nUEDan., when he Will again he happy to rec al
those wtrh 10 consult In. call ll.se who 1ray
IN the meantime lcave their zscss rooms 1t tie IN
mout House. fe3et37.T
Wednesday. June g, 1860,
, 1860-06-29

III 0 URN G AND CUSTOM
MILL TO RENT, an the Michigan Southern Rail.
foau. IN The Hltat or d1e wheat growing country uaa
,naAE advantages 70. cuetum aud n1-,chlnt work apu
large hrme t1ate. S SALlSRiikY
jtaV ctt33t s.; fs,,,f Riot
, 1860-06-29

GH1CAG0. JUNE 2lst, 1sGo.-
~ The Co Partnership Of Jenkins Lee this dsy dr.
solved BY mutual e:er'ent. AT un.et1ed business will
be adjusted By tsfd Eben+zer JtIkns who a1one l. tuv
authorize d 10 eeltle AID adult the .,me.
EBESEZEK JENKINS
lA@lI3k LANES IL. LEE --'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
Prom Mr. Alexander Fall, Nashville

Mr.. In MAS ii. iA4LbE-l'e.r Slf nave been
rsias Ntsp,r Gas Li.Dp, Ia o! yOi siuce sep
Ieuoer 1t, PC. IeCtiy satisfied Ia 1 u ID
QUO 81 the ..usI scoIo ,iscal Il Iot most :,
Cal, .as eli - bt.ut itgn.s i 1 DC ID h.
e.,l5 & 5d, A.d udaess .tisly GecO-uinead II
AL vi tue TeACn VI gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02

Misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
Most Convenient Arti ial Light
IN THE WORLD.

TINHIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil and
i for elegance, economy. sa ety and simplicity
cannot be surpa ssed. The fixtures in the sAIne
sty the ordinary Gas fixtures.
It, advantages are tIak It Is portable gas light,
unriyaied for briiiancy, cheapnefs cieanlin and
si.apc .ty and be fssei wherever arifci Il light
r.-qurcd it Is easy to regulate, lid req no
trimming, ami for attention Whatever, after light
ing. IL Is perfectly safe and tree from explosion
and has odOr smell while burning. The light
be made TO burn with any degree OF brlsncy
by turuinga screw, AID be increased instant me-
o1sy in volume from that Of a camille ten or
TIVE ty, by turning valve as in erdiuary
The Vesper s'as haDe and hxture5 precisely re-
sembie, iu form those of Coal gas but in briancy
aud purity uf light, Il POSSESSES decited adyaB
tage over any coal gas. II requires chimney.
there is need Of diily trimming of wieE, and
not liable get out of order, and chi d can
age II r-adi Y. The gas buried in lhe Fesper hx-
ture generated from pure Gal 'il, or s.vesper
Oii,n (Which IS manu-. acttred expressly for this bur-
her,) without admlxture OF ale Jliot other
foreign ingredients, adi its supply is unlimited.
rhe nxIares he .Dseayes adapted in styles 20
suit AL tst,s. from te t,issa, simie ight burner
10 lhs eEeg ant aud costly ch tndeiier. Each
fixture is perfect IA tseif there is out TO be
mIde for seryice pipes, meters, r. guatns, &c.
The gas is generated il this burner, aid all hxtures
from the cneap single light To the expensive chan
de her, miniature wOI ks, are l.. tems'lye They
are sold at prces which do exceed the of
din .ry "a hxtuTes similar styles aud ornamenta-
ti0n. :
Churches, hotels, public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private dences ihrous h'nt tue state a
IA, be nItel up Nth tnt s; eeg mt and 'uvenent
chandeliers and other beautiful gas fixtures, " b ch
add much TO the appearance Ul such places and
the cnufIEt of the home circle, aud vu;cn, here
tOfure, coul be used only IN thOs favored dstrcts
embraced within tie coal gas limits Of large Cities
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
M;sfellaneous.

ESta bliShcd AGO.
PETER LORlLLIARD,
SyUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 & Is Chambers ST.,
(For nerly ~ Chatham Street, New York
WOULD call the special attention OF Grocers and
w Druggists To his removal, and also the articles
of his manufacture, viz; I'D
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac hoy, Demigros,
Fin Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Crarse Rupee, kacbitOches,
American Gentleman, Copenhdgen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Fresh scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfoot
TOBACCO.
sxoKSo. TISB cur CHEWING. sHoKrSo.
No. 1, ?. Al or plIin, St. Jago,
No. 2, Gwen Iish, sweet, Sp nIsh,
Nos & 2 mix'i, Sweet scented oroaoco, ,Cinister
Ritefpot, rim Foil Clveudi-h. Pure Turkish.
A Circular of Prices will be sent application.
V. B-N0te the new articl Of Fresh Scotch Snuf.
hict will be found superior article for dipping
purposes.
de.-3o-d3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
Home Testimonials.


NAsavIL- L, De- AZ, 1889.
Col. 7. ii. TAYLoE-DeaT oiT have used, ioT some
time, II tnr Ve-per Lamps, an beg leave lO
cap. my obligations you .or having introduced
it niy IiOtCe. 10 pea sVns iFitg Ia tiv couuty
In paris the cIty where gas caInUt be hLi, or
may desire iIg.t much ssore ecoHomlcai thai
gas-.Hu a The time tuIiy equal ~ t IiIutn
Ling pVwOr-ths APPARATUS Will prove vcsi-era-
regard IiIis the st beautiful aud most useful
sutUn IOf pfOGufus al small cO~, ihe advan
x. vi gas az 1 the
s.e time perfectly sIic-t explosion bsiIIg
iI ,ssp.e-.n IA ps snn ie Is coasIr dStiOn
a..u IuLIased VIII ease
Very truly yours,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.


F o r S A l. E.
IITISHING to make other vestments, VS. pro
w poseto SELL. sr Reai-.s In DryilsoDco. ;.
aefolIovs:
That Suburban Residence.
situate o the FrankHn turnpike within malta mile
Of the city opposite the residence of the late Jo
seph W. Horton. This Is. perhaps, the most com
manding site II the vicinity OF Nashville, and is a
most tdesirablecountry residence. The house will be
sold with IL acres ofiand astne purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
known sthe Sims Tract situated on the smith Turn
pike (olI Lebanon road within three miles of Nash
VILE Containing $50 acres. The soils 1T is well
watered "A nd tmbered and can be divided into small
tracts Of twenty aud upwards, j OF which
admirably AL dapted for country residences, market
garden sand dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road nov occupied by T. e. McCamp pbeII +,
and IOrmeriy owned by fom Harding containing
about $50 acres This place is So well known to
n0e further description Ii willalso be divided
to itpurchasers TIC. AcCampbellw ills howt hose
places ID any one who wIlcall.
AIILhe abov e property will be sold on reasonable
terms and on credit OF one two three and four
years
AppiytoA. v S. Lindsey Nashville or to either
oithe Undersigned.
THOs. C McCAMPBELL,
Six milesi rom Nashville.
J. A ucCANPBELL,
april Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

L'CSHlLLk. aug ~, 1903.
W. II. SErTLK Esq II gives x eat pleasure g.
state after IrIII ., .-Yesrr Lamps,
ny study Tor six ceKs ST. and after obSerV ing
closely the me lchgtn O time, the eXpeT ment
vi IgItiug Our Union le.t,' witu these lamps,
have entire CJLndeuce Ileir ell ucy IL . 10
nie Trey ailuru the EuVa.tIg-s Ui the best gas
lIgb those wbJ 1--we Out VI tne cities aud large
Iue process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is
re.lu ~ Iearied, tue Hxtu riuIple 80
iiIt IablI OF Ol orueT the cost o. Tie iight
- IL pur.ISeIy so LIT a., anu ti.c Tree iIOIH
all .ngeT, deeds UIly Ineie icq .intInce
para the puOlc ,slLii tue Nesper Gas Lamp
bring Iuem geAe al III ,ux Iut Tue cVu1try
Yours truly,
STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS kxcrliency, Gov q h. Morenead, and
1hOs > Pas-, Esq, State Aud 1 r
To WA. H. SETTLE, Es4 L1uisIilis, ky.--Dedr Str:
We have been and are using our .'VrsPer Gas )"
an are PERFECTLY sLIIsded with i;s utility IL CIV
a bril- liant snI b, autilul light, and Is perfectly
secure fr,'ni explosion It very cheap aud co
noInIcal ia USE ana Of lar less sI than any other
light Ne satisfied taat il will Sou be ado pted
by all persons who navo Not the opportunity of Oo-
tam ug gIs, and slsO " HON gas accessible an
with hum cheap ess in tue Uriginal OutlIy Tor nx
and the cOntiB ual expensr u burning is oU
JccI-
Yours, &C., c. S. NoREHEAD,
THUS. >. PAGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-02
NASHVILLE. Dec. lSsQ
From Nd. Cross, Nashville

From n. ID. Cr.,ss, Nashville
NAsAtIILg, fanu., dec. II 1889.
hEssRs- T. ii. T,NLUK a Co; have had IN use for
about months pact, cue of your fcsprr Gas
LIguIs, gives great pleasure 10 sae siiat
regard tar superior - aay o,hcr torie g light
thu
Its simplicity oI arrangement, freedom from danger
.l sIpn cloGIlnSss, stsa Gncs-, and pursty oI
light. qIaiIties that iusI recotiend Il to any
" ~ Iry u. Il gives ilgat WnIeh To the,
D. Sqa4i an orIilIancy u tae OFdinary gas
ligut. Very kespeStfdlly,
These oaly very fex Of tie testisn0-'i lis we
iaSc. Ctd a4d cxk.iIiis for yourself, at No. ~
Uol,uade GjaidIng, Cierry street lsHvtlle Team.
THOMAS H- TAYLOR & CO.
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