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The Crr WoRN-The Clarksville JetFsrsoaiaa says
the cut worm is committing great depredatiOns in
the corn fields and gardens in that vicinity, and that
many corn fields have to be replanted. The Fay
ettevie Observer says whole fields Of corn in Lincoln
county have been destroyed, gardens have suffered
severely and in few instances good stands Of clO-
yer have been well-nigh ruined.
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rem are frequent suf ferers from external injuries,
ly from Fluid and Z CImpheHs ESplOsi0RS-there
very mother should : have this healing preparation
tly at hand. 1t heals = Breasts and quickly
be letter or RING WORM, SO prevalent in the
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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJSOratOr,
DEBILITATES

1T is compounded entirely from Gum, an
has becomean established TACT, Standard Medicine,
approved by all that have lsed ii, and is re
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RetuTn of John uOrrIssey.

New York, May 4. Morrissey came passenger in
the steamer Canada. He arrived unexpectedly ear
" and left Immediately for Albany. Rough treat
ment was anticipated had he arrived a few hours
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BURNS * sCALDs

are instantly relieved their anguish, pain and indam
nation by taely appca. ton OF this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renewed as by charm, blemish
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wehave largest most varied Of Plated Cas-
tors ever brought to the city.
PLATED Forks and Spoons Of all qualities, from
the cheapest to the best.
apr 70 MACKENZIE q AINCHIN.
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A fine little brass cannon, appropriately engraved,
was on exhibition at Mr. BLUN's establishment on
Cedar street yesterday which few friends intend
presenting to Capt. J. n. CoEBrr of the magnificent
new steamer c. Z. Hillman. They will leave on the
Gen. Anderson to-day and expect to meet Col Coz
Brr at GAINESVILLE this evening where the presenta-
ton will take place. 1t Is handsome compliment
wcrthilv bestowed. The IIillman will be here to-
rnorvOu~
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Also just received
THE LARGEST STOCK Of

Trusses and Supporters Of every variety, ever
offered 10 this city. Whatever nay be the Of he patient
he kind Of hernias be certainly be suited BY ealing
the eorrer Of College and Unon sie Ehee be found
gOod Assortment Of Surgical aud Dental InsTumsnt Lace
st0ckngs Knee Caps, Anklets, &C.
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Uamny's combined BeaPeF and
Mower.
sTOCK REDUCED.

ROPOsING soon make ehaugsia bssinsss arrange.
ents We desire to reduce present stock much a
possible In order % this will oer entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS
AT
r. eduCed p rio ea!
We have hand fne assortment Of silk Berages Musius
Travelling Goods, and in fasteVerythug one could Ish m
Also, White Goods Emboideres Hoslery Table Dam,sr
sheetng Beaehed and Brown Dcmescs, Plantation Good ~
men and women, Cloths CasFe festnss and Underwear
for Gentlemen.
We wish 70 call particular attention cur Hargnin
Coumierl on which viii be found ~ all times any dslbis
goods Ct onelolrth their value.
apTis-tf NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREY,
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GRESHAM & HUFFAK Err.
successors to smith, Love& Col
WHOLESA GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
50 sorTB NARKET TRUT,
Nashville, Tennessee.
NWTE receipt large well stocs Of
w Groceries Liquors, &c to which iuyite the attention
Of The tradC:
sugars.
$50 Ahds Louisan2. 100 bbls Bait Crushd aud PoW's
50 boxes Loaf IpUbbls St. Louis Do do
Coffee.
80 bagH NeE Orleans Rio;
80 DO Choics Baltimore.
Liquors.
IO0 barrels Pixies, Dean 3 and ChenArthI Ehlskisuj
600 DO Bourbon, Rye, Monongahels and smiths Old Re
whisky;
zoe do Country made, lincoln Roberts, u, &c
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy
25 pkgs French do
3 do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry O.
10 90 Eolland Gin:
IS casks Port Wine:
90 bills Sweet Malaga Wine
pkgs Old Jamaica RuEd
Suudrieh,
600 sSS S S9T; 5S S or 0'Hf 81 6ss oOa''o all grades
$50 Or do do do 90 chests Green and Black r
Also, good assortment Of Pepper Spice Ginger Soda, &C.
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
octS-dtW&WlY GRESHAM HUFFAKER
WATSON N. cOoKE, RUssEI N. KIEsARB,
JAsPER =. BAILEY,
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FOR SALE

TVNHE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNhh katRS-,.
{ TOWL3s, by imported Sovereign; dam . f3fFS a
Miss wilkins. Six years old; dark hsvi iull - kEH
lG hands high; breeds large and fine. For SL2Sf Nj
further pedigree, American Iurf Register ~
As regards price and terms. refer 70 Gen. =.sS
CHBATHAM and KERR, Nashville. orGEo. ~ 1SliisON
! White Blud, Dixon county. mar9-UW&A
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Q gaM

Nashville 70 Memphis, Grand junction, q
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DALLEY,s mAGICALPAIN EXTRACTOR

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect
49, POWDER Exterminates Ped Bugs, Reaches,
Ticks Ants, Garden Insects, &c contains 40 poison
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kousekeepers require for cleansing paint
marble, Silver Plated Ware, Looking Glasses, &c.
6,aSrOPS.
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TENNESSEE ASD ALABAMA RAILROAD AND c0SNEcrIoNs.
Through 1ictsts furnished at Broad Street Depot.
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River News.
RED BOfLING SPRTNGs.

LOUISVILLE May 4.-The river. is falling with 6
feet water in the canal
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G,R. WILLIAMSON. ND,

OFFERS his professional citizens Of Edgahed
and is vicinity He intends making Edgefsld his perms
nen residence, and may be found all hours unless profession
ally absent al his oics Galihtn Turnpike opposite David
sons store nayl-dlw
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sPECrALNOTICEs.
PAREGORrC Oh OPIATE

NO PAREGORIC Oh OFAATE
Of aay kind, and therefore relieves p tss ~ ~
reason It ehds ftselfas the only atom known
fer Children Teethtmgs ~ ~
St5macil. Wind Cold in the Head, and Group
- - safyas5,0 re gums reducing igiGaldti0n Feg
igtf ~ Hogrels f rssDtng Ddin 4 hsS eqdt-being
an mi srnsodio, used With anfaRing sacccss in all
80 - - GonVuIsiOm or Other fits. as y0u edlue
1870 mi IeIfh 81 g0Hr children, and Irish ID them
~ f5lse sad and 5kfghfiag consequences aOeh Ger
% \, rest froBsts Of narcotics Of lohich all Other
17ie or IlyERts Complaints conn Osed, tabe none
~ mr.. EatOus unfantile Cordial, this you can
i upan. i perfectly harmless, and inure the
most delicate infant Price IS Pull directions secompa.
saeh bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH g. DRPOINTs
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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49, CauIiOm.--Thc nr1icIe OF

SNELsS Whisky we'll known As UDaly's Arc
atc Valley Whiske has established reputation so universal
al renders difficult orthe manufacturer keep pace with the
demand the result Of persevernC energy in its intro
auction sustained by determination adopted outset a-a
ve for departed from, that IT'S original purity and
-,ri,,aled excel euce should continue TO the end.
M com mon fate, attendant upon all such successful Efforts
49, en the manufacturer. Il is initiated by inscriptions
AID an inferior and spurious suceis pamed OF upon
- community the great detriment Of the public we'll
ne manufacturer. both In emolumen and we'll
y Ever efrt been made to guard against this piracy
- Of LABEL ahd by peculiar shape OF the bottle
% the public against this imposition upon them and
--fgbts and earnestly desire such Information from
nav possess It, by having been yicnmized or otherwise
IIenabie me protect the public and myself by proseeu-
extent Of the Law. TIE genuine "Daly's ArO-
49, Iley Whkey put up in cases OF y bottles EACH with
cht yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow way, WIN me pro
.7 ou he wax and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
IiS'or a. ne lsbeI All other articles are limitations
~ C.rs c,n depepd upon getting pure article when
tb ne Valley Whkey asst is sold BY the bottle an 10 case
/ only , ,-,,,.- 60 " W
-, a. Sole Proprietor.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
-

'EenmeSsee ma AIi-DHILIH HbiIIIIusIU'
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1850.
Going SOUTH
Leave Nashville AS NJ, arrive at Columbia 7O5 NJ.
Leave Nashville 2:5j P NJ, arrive At Columbia j:3j P NJ.
Going NOrthi
Leave Columbia 7:2O A NJ arrive at Nashville 10 A N.
Leave Columbia L45 NJ, arrive at Nashville ? NJ.
TVyHE Morning Train going South with Memphis
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South CONNECTS at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant.
The Evening going North makes close connection
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday May h to LouiSe and all Eastern cities But
train on Sunday. ON. PERKINS,
mayl-lm GPB&N Superintendent.
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1T compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established TACT Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have lsed IL, and is
sorted confidence in all the disease for which it
It has cured Thousands g within the last two years
had given up all hopes Of relief, as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my =. possession show.
The dose must adapted the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and us g ed in such quantities as TO
act gently on the Bowels. =
Let the dictates Of your iuagment Guide you in the
uso Of the LIVER IN = |VIGORATOEss and it
will cure Liver Conn = plants, bilious At
IaCkS, Dyspepsia ~ Chronic DIarrh Oea
RI, DrOpsy, Sour > Stomach, HabituaI
COstiVemess, ChOla les Cholera, ChOles
ra moFbuS.ChOIera lnfantum, FlRtu-
Ieuce, J aundic es ~ Female Weakness
es, and may be used = cessfullZ as Ordinas
~ Family Medi- = Cines 1t will cure SICK
HI E a DA c H f, las - thousands testfyl in
twenty minutes - TWO Ihree Teus
spOOnfuIs are TAX - en- at the commencement Of
attack.
All WHOM itare giving their testimony
Mix water in the mouth Wit the lnvgOrator, and swallow
Oo Eiso, SdNFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable extracts and put up
in GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep climate.
tie but active Catharic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced me TO place
The Profession we'll know that different Cathar,ies act
on The usHT FaHIPY YT.-SI ca THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from = variety OF the purest Ye1e
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
aImeptaTy canal and are n good and safe in all cas-
es where a Catharic is = needed. such g .
engagements Of the stomach \ e e p .
ness, Pains i'm the Back and l. o / IA 5,
COstiVeness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole y, Z from sudden cold which
frequently, if neglected. - end in long course Of Fe-
YER Loss of Appe- - tfte, a creeping SEN
saIfOn of Cold over , the body, RESTLESS
ness, Headache, or 2 weigh in the head,
all Inflamma tory a Diseases w OrmS, in
Children or Adults, RheumaIiSms great
Purifier OF the Blood y and many diseases which
flesh heir, to mention in this advertise
ment Dose, to Price dimes
The Liver InVigOraIOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills reaed by Druggists generally anG sold
wholesale By the trade ia all the large
ST W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 1876 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J. WOOD & CO.,
feb1-Iv ST. Louis, No.
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FISHING TACKLE.

We eep on hand Bamboo Fishing Poles JoirtsI Rod
Pine Limerick Hcoks, Hooks Gut snkers, sEve Fioss
Bait Boxes MnnoE senes SIX ard Grass Lines fue nes A.
STRETCH A. FORBE8g
Corner College and Union street1.
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The following is a summary !:

BAKERS DozEN.-A large delegation from Mem
phis thirteen in number, we believe arrived the
cars yesterday and lodged in the penitentiary,
whittier they have been sent for terms varying from
one 20 five years. Among the number was the some
what notorious Dr. J. WAsHNGToN WH.WANs, who Is
supposed to be DR.. HINES Of Kentucky penitentiary
notorety though he positively denies the identity.
WILLIAMS claims to be sixty-fOur years old and not
"a favorite with the ladies" which he asserts HINES
is, and that the latter is only about forty.
Tue Burnt CORK OPERA-To-night HooLEY *
CAMPBELIs Minstrels make their last appearance at
the Gaiety and those who wish this excellent
troupe in one Of their best programmes will Of
course not fail 70 avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty. The large and fashionable audiences with
which they have been greeted every night during
the week, is ample proof to how well they have
met the expectations of the public. They are GER
tainly among the very best performers that have
ever visited this city.
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Hungarinn Grass seed.
Gift Sale Enterprise.

UST received sale a. Low figure 500 bushels super
ID Hungarian Seed. This seed has ben selected with
great raised the Northern portion Of Mssouris
sree from dirt and impurities.
NTTELTt. HOOPER a
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PROFESSOR LOUIS 5. ULLmANN's
Oriental NYealhrr Indicator.

PATENTED ~ tls United States SspL Is, 1859.
Als0, In England France, austria aad Prusiia
Cali and sy which the satsr Indicator ao
mp Is portable and mailed any part The ucd
Thre uncertainty this great Arshsn
plant foreug the various changes the weather twenty
hours in advaDe o. farmers and scientific
The country have testified. Farmers and others who require
know the stats Of the Weather twenty 0r hours ahead
arrange their ploEing, sowing &C. sh0ad By means sra
these crest Weather Prophets. Bold Nashville b.
STRETCH a FORBES, Drurvists.
Corner q College and Union atres1
III T'To whom ORDERS must be directed.
n B.-st1te and County Rights FOR time
offered for sale address above. mar1T
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ANING taken short time the Front Room the
ond floor % Hardy Br0therb' Auction and Commission
House. selling low large stock Of Hand some
JeyVelrY and Fancy Goods and give a handsome
and desirable present article Call and try
spr2D-d PHILIP MORRIS.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CHS OF
CoIghs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Gre
Bronchitis, IncipieDt Consumption an
the relief Of COnsumpfiVe Patients la
vanced stages Of the disease.
So vide IS the field Of its usefulness and so nunr
are the cases Of its cures that almost every secu
country abounds in persons publicly known, who j..
been restored from alarming and even desperate dis
eases Of the lungs By its use. When once red its
superiority over every other medicine Of Its kind Is too
apparent 10 escape observation, and where its vIiucs
known, the public no longer hesitate what antdote
% employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs that are incident 70 cur
climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends BY every tel conferred benefits the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures 100
numerous and too remarkable % Be forgotten.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


PADUCAH Nay Capt ]. N. Corbitt's new and
magnificent passenger steamer c. E. Hillman. .
passed Paducah at 6 o'clock p. NJ on her first trip
from St Ilouis to Nashville
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PROC A.HATION
OF THE
Governor of the state of Tennessee.

Governor of the state OF tennessee.
TENO the SherGs of the Counties Of Dyer Gibson Esrdemln
Haywood. Henry, lauderdae, Madison OhiOn, Fayette,
Upton and Weakley said Sste-Grong You are hereby
commanded open hold election, all the places Of
holding elections respective Counties, on Monday the
25th day OF june after gwen the notice led by
law, for the election OF Chancellor the Sixth ChLncTy D
vision OF said state TO h the vacancy oconed BY the resgna
ton Of Hon Isaac r. Williams, and due thereof make 10
me, according TO Law.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal q the state q be affixed at
IL. Nashville, the SJlh day Of April, 1860.
ISHAM C. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor
JNo. f. r. RAY, Secretary % State.
The Pars Sentinel LGdeTeHdtHt Journal and YES, Teaaey
serR will copy until election. rnay2-dtv lwti
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Also extensive Dealers in
AmBHOTYPE, mELAINOTYKE, PHOTo-
GRAPH AND DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS
And Artists Apparatrs and Chemicals every descriptions 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seventh ChancerV D1E1siOms
We authorized COL 10 @. GUILD ca1di-
date Chancellor Of the Seventh Chanoe Division Of Ten
I nessee dec26-te
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DUCK HETEH.

WWTE have $40 acres Of Lana sale IN te hend q -
w River. within miles of Horal1a o. h- eaisii.
.st,ns nsssd s.il lands are haundsi b. Vars david
cn Duck River. Wiliis Blasicn and Anrar lasiqr
e--.I 800 srrirts nd 81 30. stock Esrl Ne H .e
hslf or an OF he tractso &C s1i pzrct1ferf pose
10 nv rooa stocR Earmin healthy sla c1all
49, uouid 40 ven 20 cone and cok Eelfi Qil
I 10 seil For further parieasl arsss H. d. ilzi1nf IT,
'' sssls- &. = Il . BREWER = aszEo8
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Burns, Eryslpelas Sores Of all kinds,
Bruises, Fstula, Shot wounds
Boils Frost Bites, ScrOfuls,
Broken Breast, Fever Sores Scuryy,
Bites Of Reptiles. Feons, Scalds'
CanCer, GlaUtular Diseases, SCurf,
Cracked Lips, Merctral Sores, Scald Head,
Chapped Hands, Pains generally, Sprains
Chblaius, Pmples Small PoX,
Cramp, Piles, Tumors,
Contracted Cords, Poison. letter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases Of the Skin, Rashes, Venereal Sores, &c
Sold the principal DepOs "A Broadway New York, and 81
and ISL Chartres street, New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT CO.
Agent II be obtained Of all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the United States and Canada
apr25 God tw6zwly
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adjournment Of the Oharlesson oonvsn.

Adjournment Of the Charleston Conyen
tfons
CHARLESTON, May 3, P. a.-The Convention reas
sembled tins morning.
Mr.. RUSSELL Of Virginia, made an explanation viii
regard to the Tennessee compromises, and offered
resolution that when the Convention adjourn it be t
meet at Baltimore on the 18th Of June.
Mr.. Mason. Of Kentucky, raised point Of order
that the resolution must lay over one day.
The President decided the resolution in order. ex
cept fixing the place Of reassembng if the pending
order for balloting be supported.
A resolution was made to suspend the order for
balloting and carried; ayes l99 nays5I.
Mr.. RusselFs resolution is as follows
RESOLVED, That when this Convention adjourns to-
day. it be to meet in Baltimore on Monday the 18th
Of June, in order to afford the States that are not
represented an opportunity to fill up their delega-
tons.
delegate from Tennessee moved to strike out
Baltimore and insert Philadelphia
The confusion and excitement were so great that
it was difficult to hear anything that was said
Mr. Randall moved to insert Philadelphia and the
4th of July.
Mr. Ludlow moved to insert Now York The mo-
tien was rejected.
A vote was taken on the substitute of Philadel-
phia for Baltimore. Rejected-ayes IS, nays l66.
The resolution to meet in Baltimore was adopted
ayes 1875, nays So.
Mr.. Stuart, Of Michigan, moved that the Conven-
Mr.. Spratt proposed three cheers for the National
Democratic party which were enthusiastically
given
Mr.. Miles, Of Indiana. hoped that arrangements
would be made for printing the official proceedings
Mr.. Gushing, before putting the motion, asked
permission TO address the Convention in a few
words
He said, notwithstanding the deep and conflicting
interests here at stake hay say to the country
that no Convention has ever set for so great
length of time, with the observance Of SO great
share of order and freedom from personalities and
offensive language as this. He had endeayored
most impartially and honestly TO fulfill the dutie
Of the Chair, and if in the excitement of the moment
he had been led to any abrupt language to gen.
tlemen, he humbly apolOgized for it. He regarded
this Convention having in its destiny, not only
the permanence of the Democratic party. but the
question also, whether these great United States
should continue and endure. We viii not however,
relnquish the hope that the Union VIII continue on
till eternity, and he felt confident that the Conven-
ton will adjourn to-day with the determination to
DO all in their power to restore harmony and con
1dence.
Mr.. Brent, of Baltimore extended cordial invita-
lion to the Democracy Of the Union to the Inequalities
Of that city.
The Convention then adjourned at one o'clock,
P NJ.
The delegates left in crowds for home.
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COOKE. BAILEY AGO
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER.
antly situated the Boiling Pork Of ElS two and hal
ing 70 Alabama, and completed 20 Fayetteville II is Justly
celebrated for its Schools which literally pat
roniEed by the planters Of the South vest both
the eNceerce u the schools themselves and the health Of
town and surrounding country II is in gnt Of the great Uni
vrsy Of the South, which, when in operation, greatly
contribute to the prosperity Of the country and the Its
proximity TO the immense Coal beds just being opened s
location In the midst Of country well adapted produce
everything necessary support human life, unnterupt.
ed good health rend suitable site for manufactures Of every
description.
The Railroad Depot
At Winchester situated what the Ogden Tract
Of Land containing fifty acres and extending the
This tract has been laid 0d and sub divided into suitable Lots
with view Of bringing into market That portion around the
Depot has been laid of into Lots Of three eight each,
suitable both for business purposes and for residences Lot No
and commodious Brick House, fine veil Of water, &C.
On Saturday, the 26Ih CT May next.
We will offer atPube Sale premises the
Land divided OF into Lots stated, credit Of
two and three years. satisfactorily secured bearing
teres, and a lien retained.
plan Of the grounds can be by calling Mr. Henry
Carr, Winchester
The sale is positive without the being de
teTmned to close them Those the growth and
prosperity o. Winchester would do we'll to attend this sale
@. NJ. FOGG,
v. S. LINDSEY.
April 90 '60-d,tw&w IDS Agents for Owners
U-7@inrhester Home Journal copy tin day Of sale
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CANDIDATES.
aTTO1NFV CFWFWAL,

We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, viii
hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the u
deial Circuit composed Of hecounte Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4-td~
We suthorlss to announce JAS. B. RAlNEs Esq., as
candidate the ce Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson, Sumnsr
nnd Davidson. Elecaon In Nav, 1850.