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SALINE APEREENT
and e bng entitled spsoa preferences o4sr tss uauy
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win those vho have used It, &c has @ EOr and . dssnsdB
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keep IN any climate water ous upon 70
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creating elasticity Of mind and Gov o. spirtI
% every enjoyment Il also enables TIE Invalid snoy
Injuries With upuuiy, from which be othsfuse b
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hunrous leEtonal1 rom professional or rsntIsmsn
Of TIE highest standing throughout he country, steadily
Increasing popularity for Of years. strongly rusraniss
efficacy and valuable clcter, and s favorable
notes Of an intelligent public.
PISparsa and odd, Ishoiss.ls and Retail By
JOHN A. EARRANT & CO., D7uzri1tl,
anelo-ag No - ar1sasieh 81. cor. " srren. n 2
kirkpatrick, NeTins q Co,
REOEITZVG, FORRARDZEG AND HHoLEEALR
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, sAsSYuLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complete azsortmsnH
/ u Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all gradeg;
Molsses, in barrels and half harrsir-
Coffee, large and lomPl ste stock;
kzisin1 fun stock Win Ieas, Candles sarfrsr Naefs
eel, Glassware, a1sot Pacanss ogsther With an t1 AZ ros
eles usually kept in tae Grocery line. Our stock 81
EBANWAEes VINES WHISKY AZ.
Hettnk cannot be surpassed In this or any oar narst
our heavy stock o. goods nov In sore invite TIE attsnon
/ the trade.
nasSs-a KIRKPATRICK, NEvTEs = CO.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TTISuINGt to make other investments we propose to sell
wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
situated on the franklin Turnpike within half mie Of the city,
and opposite thereEdenoe Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
the most site in sSiciny Of Nash
sold with p IS Of land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
S s viibi sb2ss S ~ Nssbviiie coatsinir2 ssa
The soil good il Is we'll Wared and tm5ered and can
dens and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARm
road nov occupied bT T. O. Aecampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding eort8ining 25e This
psceis we'll known as to need further description II viii
also be divided to suit purchasers T. c. MeOEmPbel viii show
these places to any one who viii call.
Aths above property viii be sold reasonable terms, and
on q credit Of one, two, three and four years
Apply A V. s. Lindsey Nashville to either Of the
dersiFnde, TH0s. O: Mcc AMPB6Ll,
mhsl A'--' '-''-- = Nashville
$50 RENVARD
ESOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOosER
Who under charge Of outraeeousY having broken the
houses Of William Hamilton and james Christopher with intent
70 commit murder has made lis escape and IS running ~ large
The reward will therefore be paid ANY Eho will de-
liver the said Hooer to the Sheriff Of Wilson ceuny 50 that be
Said Hoossr about % years Of age about i've feet ten Inches
high stout built, ar rather sandy hair has 81 this time
wound from shot in The rghtar 1eioE the ei6oE
J. n. cHRIsTSn,PHERf
Sepl6-g Glsdesyiile.
COAL! COALI! COALg!!
THE Etna Yard may stin be found a hns supply Of
Superior Coal L is the greatest hetfg coal in the city,
making but very few ashes, which are heavy and will not fly
about Of smoke soOt L pronounced
b ose tried, be the rest and most economical
in the city. Il is selling al the following low rates;
Large Select Lump, 2le per 6uahel.
Screened, lsc do
Baeksmiths 15c do
Tr it. and VOC will other. Orders left
o. P o, OF at the Yard back ofN & R Depot
= sAHL J. AGNEW.
LONDON PORTER, &c.
4 a CASKS Quarts;
NJ 10 do Pintsi
20 y barrels Lemon Oordisii
25 = do Ginger Brandy
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
For sale low at No. - and IS Market street, b
NAYS ere HUGH MooknA
NULs
4 n BBLs Brazil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecansi
HI 10 do FiIberts; IS do Almonds;
10 Do English Walnutl
In store and foF sale low &c Is and y Aaret street By
rlf7Fsf -
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G. r. q b N HILL.

O IL II IL IN Ill | Ii IL.
Oh n G cry = al g.
REEN HILL, noted Tavern Stand, long occupied
NJ BY w. W. Masterson Esq Is situated the Leoanon and
Nashville Turnpike, half between the two places
This tract contains about hundred and sixty and lies
North Of and fronts the Turnpike The quality Of the land
Very fine and now in good state OF cultivation There
the place Of the finest orchards in the county filled with
bearing trees Of variety Of fruit in this climate
There several failing springs the place The i'm
provemen good, embracing all necessary buildings The
garden and Ice House are both superior.
many years. fine stand to sell goods and 20 barter fer Pro-
duee, the neighborhood being thickly settled.
Under authority Of decree pronounced st January Term
1860, Of the Wilson Chsncey Court will sell the above
described tract Of Land the highest bidder the premises
Saturday, the 23d June next.
On credit Of and three ya, with interest from date
except the Of i've hundred dollars in cash. Bond and
purchase money is paid. JH0N K. HOWARD, c N.
April 24-d&tw laW&Etds Lebanon, Tenn.
At the same e and place will sell two of land sd
dining the above-one 50 we'll known as the
SWE ATT PL CE,
situated Turnpike, and contains about 40
The land is equal 10 the Green Hill tract the improve
ments are comfortable the tract Watere
never falling springs including celebrated
spring. This place and Green Hill have long been noted for
their annterrpte coed health and two more desirable farms
produce all the products of Middle Tennessee cotton alone
excepted.
The other Tract
Contains about acres and North OF she Sweat Place. ad
Joins he lands of james Carter Whitfield Moore and others
It well tmberd, with fine spring, and in good neghbo
hood
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," and line
retained each tract hundred and fifty dollars in cash will
For further particulars call on ". Maserson, Green Hill
VIM H. williamson ESQ Lebanon Tenn; Or TI On
April "a, '60-d&tw,lav &wtds Nashville, Tenn.
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D TRAVELLERS BY s SEA AND LAND.

The Bachnist, the Ira 9 velsr, and every other nd
vdual whose lot in life z throws him within The
chance OF accident from eD9 = SION IRE collision, should
hear In mind that this Mzic Extractor is his best and only
friend. Il beth portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companon as 4 friend need There thousands
Of living witnesses to testify 3 marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following are few a Che leading dissGSe8 for which
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR is PREFEN-
as we'll asst LTRE.
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PROCLAMATION,

PROCLAMATION
SHAM G. HARRIS, Governor OF the State OF Tennessee
To all who shall these presents Greeting Whereas,
hiss been made known 20 that certain Andrew J. Lyons
charged with having committed foul and arOcous murder
the day Of May, 1852 the body OF George R. william
late Of county Of Giles and the IN Of June 1860
escaped from the Jail Of said county and has fe from justice
is running a. large
Now, therefore, 1, lsAAN g. HARRIS, Governor aforesaid
the and authority In hereby
persons who spprchend the said Andrew J. Lyons
anddever him SheE Tailor Of County Of Giles
in order that justice in behalf nay had aud executed
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused great Of the State be afixed
J l. = Nashville, the 18Th day Of June, 1890
ISHAM G. HARRIs
~ By the Governor
,. b. R. Raw, Secretary Of State.
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7. 8 Buaaa. III. SWAMI.
BURGE & SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROoERs,
an BsA1slsn

AED bsaIsRs m
FOFeign and Domestic Liquors,
con. COLLEGE, Ann OHURCH STREETS,
NAsHvnIE, zEESrsaEE.
WI havenov in stone large and we'll selected stock Of
large quantities during Sc s,sson our ,oe nov ii store con.
sis's il psEiss ioloRssE E
Sugars.
600 hhas Louisiana Sugar, iOobbs Lovering'sD R.,
oEuAsd 9 boxes ? 3 Loaf
50 d sH'li 1'st oorfse.
500 t.r. prime Rio, sotag.pans 1asuyra,
loo Do o. e.5aVa.
500 bbls Choice Pluntaton, asbansIs y Syrup,
GO 3 do do IS packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
soobns star Candles, 500 q bzs Star Candles,
SEQ do do 800 do bar Soap
SO ks Tallow Candles, 3 bags Spice
5o6 b6is New York and RosensO9 casks Soda,
dale Cement. Zoe bxs do in paper,
50 saeis. Racs Ginger, 50 do Indigo, extraane,
2 easks Dutch Madders % tics fresh hice,
600 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
2U0 dozen Zinc Wash Boards, l5e dog Broons;
900 bzs Carrots Bottle Snud go CARROTS Paper Snud,
bbls Buffers Backings bbls Masons Backing
1000 pounds Bar Lead; SHOT assorted sizes
8 bbls Pecans, % bills Almonds,
$50 hf bzs Raisins, 30 bxs R Raisinss
100 szs fresh Pasahs 200 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters,
kegs Naia, belmont brand, Sc bxs Brandy Peashes
1 210 coils Manila Rope, lJu Hail. busnei pleasures,
60e bags Cotton Yarns, assoreO bdls Wrapping Paper,
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Hope,
% chests Black Tea. 100 bos Cider Vinegar,
/ IS chests Impe-ial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger.i
LIQUORS.
900 bbls Tenn White Whisky, Deans extra Whisky
( 100 do BoufboB do 100 do Ward a Cary's DO
/ 50 do Robertson do I25 do Old rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do NeEsoms do
do Louis La Bertcn do SO do Julius II. Smiths Old
90 bbis Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
8 90 Blackberry do ; casks Ca.aWba Brandy,
I 10 do Peach do so bbs Grape do
/ 40 Is casks seignette do 25 10 Ginger do
IS bills Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple do
I 10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 csks segnette do
/ s bbls Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin,
"a kegs Lemon Cordial, IS do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints, Is caaks Madeira Wine,
1 IS hxs White Wine, 90 DO Old Port do
/ $50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bills do Ginger do
brands, 25 baskets Champagne, pts
] o bzs Claret Wine, and quarts, =
/ 20 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
200 s Va assorted brands, 200bs Tenn assorted brands
Is 600 Imported cigars, 100000 Domestic Cigars.
| so bbls Linseed on, 80 bbls Lard OH,
! 70 do Cotton seed Oil.
Ths above articles we will sell low down FOR cash.
BCRGE & SWAMI.
Ps-0ur Mr.. sEan Ehe Is well known experienced
buyer will remain in New Orleans during the present
and keep well supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade 70 give call
| chasing elsewhere. ljaus2l B. 5.
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SUPERINTENDENT

URR MOnes Of all sizes hand and male to order, Smut
Id Mills Mill spindles Mill Gearling, Boiling Cloth OF ali
numbers butch anchor brand, betting hosting and regulating
wire, picks and plaster Paris and imposed from
the Manufacturers which enables to sell best articles at low
prices.
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice Of Milling operations. Mers and Mill
Ergbtu will find their interest to examine stock and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by warented
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications promptly attenden to.
P. NJ. RYAN,
Cor Colegeand Broad SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
mh29 d1ztwtIian.
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Children are freouent sui from external injuries,
especially from FguGd and C1HD3eas El0si0ns-there
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand Il heals Breasts and quickly
noves the TETTER OF RING WORN, preDdlsHt IN tae
nursery.
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Land for sale.

WISH To sell tract Of land lying two miles ee5a 60,
fr1r1 franklin adjoining the lands Of DAVIS, Sie
s IIiiton and The heirs Of Maury, deceased, eee
i IL ne Porter place ronaining about - sores -2eSs ~
u which Is IN woodland n AD"A' +i-7-@-
TrSuklin, April Is, 1850 ikW-f
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Anderson & Romans,
AndeFsOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. SO BROAD STREET,

Ornamental Trees and Evergreens.
M 0NTGOMEBY & McGREDY, Nurseryuen Nashville Tenn
ta invite special attention to their extensive stock OF Fruit
Ornamental trees, Eyesns Green House Plants, 900
ornamental Trees and Ever eens sable Immediate eject
Fruits-5O0O Apple 9, 3 & years old.
Pears-3n0O, DWsrs & Stands rds, 3 to years old.
Peaches 50OOJ 81 years old, Cherries Pums Aprico
tarens and ounce, in large numbers.
large collection Of Grapes Strawberries aspt cries. Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDY.
aaII. Iipvood Nsraaries Naabvi1le Tam
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Fresh Arrivals Cor spring and SUNNI

Fresh Arrivals for spring and summer
B. r. GU TIER,
Nos SO aad SO Ooszerof College Sad Broaduay,
NASHVILLE TENN,
Wholesale aud Eesau Dealer in
ALL KINDS
BOotss Shoes Hats, Umbrellas, Whips, &C !,
VTAs Just opened, exhibition the best
lsoted stocks before offered and at low prices
CENTS BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
kys sys ssa al PEge I95 s55 1Ss5S O s h
Ios strapped Shoes, Oxford Ties, &c, and in short
LADIES', MISSES AND OHILDREN,S.
NJ stock IN this department hssben selected great care
5-s 80 rngiiS5 T-,.,9 Sst-s- Boo1 Bus1s si,pers
&C.. &c, viii and without leelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just direct the manufactures style and
color o. FT Beaver Cashmere NerinO, Wool Straw and Leg
UnreIlas Trunks Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, school
sshels, Saddle Bags Bacng and Brushes Walking Canes
TaeEs, Whips Thongs, Hosiery &c &c, constantly On hand
Al Of which viii be sold wholesale retail on reasonable
BELTING &c., AT COST.
3.OO0 fee, OF Leather Gum Betting I2inoh
vide Packing, ali thickness Copper BuEs and Rvts, and
Lace Leather At cost for casa, 70 close - -
Corner Of College ans Broadway,
March 2S-dtE&wd Hashvile Tenn
v.rsoT n oooTr, Eussz X zzS4rRD,
sAERG y. hAItET GEORGE LIZ
COOKE. BAILEY a CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
cots, gshOes, Hats, Caps a straw Goods,
No. SO EortA Side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
~ BesseEaz, Ginseng and Feathers AIKEN in exchange
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BURNs&E soAIDs
- FRIENp oF Z IL NURsERY

are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inham-
nation by timely aPpliea ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh Il renew as by a charm, no blemish
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
FaEuab bic Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
Of Cultivation.
THVHIs Farm lies mile from Jones' staon On the VIA
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wiucheg
er and three niles from Salem, in franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro csbius, al
Decesry houses. Close the dwelling d hne spriug
good Cern, aud plenty q failing stock The land
ALL lCh and for cultivation stands unsurpassed By any
IL the county propose this valuable Tract OF a1d
and would refer persons Who wish % about 70 John p
White Nashville, Tenn.sOr As CoIyar, Winchester or they
can refer % the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
OCT e'-a Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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1san. sPRING Foods. go.
III CmIEF AmONG IL THOUsAND.

AEAH OAAAGE A4AO4'N i-4' -
DALLEY7S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
HAS universally suppaned all other oinmen and healing
nupIcong in the Eastern and Western Hemspheres,
wherever Introduced iansie merit is the
Of its success 10 cttdaeOs affections, whether the cause be
accident or disease.
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u Consumers depend upon getting pure article When
they buy the Valley Whky,as sold By the bottle and ass
only. WM. II DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York.
Sole ProPrietor.
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"a III From ahe Dubuque Times.H nOiIs5i
"a Curd from MIR. Vallelevcr. o
WAsH1NGroN, D. c., June 16, 80.

~ - ~ ONA1S ~ ~.
Z lFRlEND ,PA1NEg Pardon me for making
a matter somewhat personal the subject Of
this communication |, refer to the recent
nomination Of myself, by the Republicans Of
the District, for re. election to Congress. I
desire, through the columns Of your paper, to
express my hearty and sincere thanks to those
who have again shonored me With their COM
fidence. 7 The most faithful and devoted
service Of which l am capable shall not be
wanting to prove the sense Of my obligation.
I accept the trust again committed to my
hands, and intend so soon as my duties close
here, to enter with alacrity upon the canvass
of the District. hiHah' 9h' 1ahHn s:Giqol44
+. Whoever may be my competitor, hopetoI
meet him face to face, before the people, in
each of the counties of the district, and there
discuss the questions involved in the. issue
now pending; sustaining the cause of the
Constitution and Of the Union, and maintain.
ing the Republican faith in its early purity.
feel that we have nothing to fear from full
and free discussion, anywhere on the broad
earth--east, west, north or south: IA
Inspired, too, by the spirit and zeal of Our
great standard bearers, Lincoln and Hamlin,
we may count upon the certainty of success,
if each man but does his dlty.EA A glorious,
and loag to be remembered, triumph must
crown an appropriate effort Of the friends of
Freedom Our opponents may heal the
by which their ranks are now
torn, but that cannot avert their certain doom,
which is written before the eyes of all the
people, in characters so legible as to require
no prophets aid to, interpret.
An insertion of the foregoing will very
much oblige. Yours truly @a- fG.a =
'''' WM. VANDEvER. d..
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Gov. MARoY's VIRw CT SENATOR DoUa-
1As's CHANoEs.-A capital story is told of
Gov, Marcy in connection with Senator
Douglass earnest pursuit of the Presidency.
Four years ago, when Mr.. Marcy was Score.
tary of State, he invited all the Presidential
aspirants to dinner, and made, the table
roar with areview of the chances of each.
Omitting Mr.. Douglas to the. last, and de-
laying him at that, the latter drew the wait
ing fire with tile query, "Well, Governor,
what do you think of my chances ?" 81
beg your pardon, MIR. Douglas, for the seems
ingly but certainly unintentional neglect p
said the Governor, and shall be obliged to
tell story to illustrate your chances
When was boy in my native town in
Massachusetts, standing one day by the
roadside, talking with neighbor, a horse
man, riding, at the top of his speed,
his steed frothing at the mouth, and with
fanks, bloody from the Trowel, suddenly
stopped in the road before US, end hurriedly
inquired the the distance to the next town.
sTen miles, said my companion. And how
long do you think it will take me to get
there p demanded the excited horseman.
why, look here my good friend, if you
ride any way decent, it will take you about
two hours, but if you 60 ike HI and
d--.-4n, you aeser ,oiU get thers.' 'sn -. ~ 4.
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A PETTY TR1ck.--Douglas wrote couple
of letters, during the Baltimore Convention,
to his personal friends there, in a very gener-
GUS andself fsacrificing spirit. Buthis friends
took good carenot to act upon the suggestions
of the letters, nor to make them public till
after the Convention. Of course, Douglas
knew that such would be the case, and that
the publication of the letters, after the
of tho Convention, would obtain
him the reputation of disinterestedness and
patriotism at cheap rate, without risk. 70. .
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THEIR TROUBLES CONFERENCE.-The Dem
ocracy Of Pennsylvania are in much tribulation
on account of the split of their party at
Baltimore. The Philadelphia City Executive
Committee held meeting, on the 26th, to
adopt measures for ratification, but broke
up in row, being unable to decide aohich
ticket should be ratified! It is understood
that the Douglas men of the State will not
stand Mr., Bigler's scheme for double-headed
electoral ticket They require him to face the
music, as Mr.. Dawson did when be swallowed
all his previous, pledges, and ratified the
nomination Of Mr.. Douglas. b MT, BiglerI did
not vote at all in the Rump Convention, and
only attended, that of the Secedas las9 a
spectator, thus reservlng himself for a final
choice between desperate alternatives.
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Our Puritan sires, in old 'pod-auger times
Went straight in for reason without any rhymes;
The sword was then migh,ier far than the pen, ~
And their motto of old was for Measures not Men.
DERRY down, down, down, Derry down.
They measured the Tories, and found them too base
For Farley, one moment, in Liberty's case
The tea, sci1tola measure, they overheard threw,
Breaking up the tea party of George and his crew
Derry down. &c.
They measured the King, 'and they found him toe
short -.U -. ill.,. .
For Liberty's standard their fancy had wrought
They measured his forces, and feared not to fight
With the bravest, for LIBERTY, JUSTICE and RIGHr
Derry down. sc. -.f,. .....
Our watchword is ao1c both for Measures and Men;
For Measures no less patriotic than then;
And for Men, like our LINCOLN and HAMLIN
true blue
Our National ship to steer galantly through.
Derry down. &c. - a.r -
Now war have the tories, in this our own day, -
Waged for Slayery's extension, for sspoils' and
for pay; - atr
But the PEOPLE are coming upon them rough.
Shod-- r--f .FESaALIl -.. ~ -
If they don't clear the track, they IL be awfully
Down, down, down, Derry down.
Bangor, Me. DIE -'s. ,4- G. X.
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w The Breckinridge and Lane National
Committee is composed Of the following
members Isaac J. Stevens, Of Oregon; Geo
W. Hughes, Of Maryland; John W. Steven
son, Of Kentucky VIM. Finn, Jas. G. Barrett,
Walter Lenox, Geo. A. Ridge, of Washington,
D. c.; jeff. Davis, of Mississippi Thos. B.
Florence, Of Pennsylvania; J. R. Thompson,
of New Jersey; Aug. Schell, Of New York !;
A. B. Meek, of Alabama; Robert johnson,
of Arkansas.