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MORMON NIIssIONARIEs.

Some idea Of the character Of Mormon mis-
>iOnaries may be gathered from what Brigham
Young says of them. A large batch Of these
reprObates were lately sent upon their travels,
and, after reading over their names in the Tab
ernacle, Brigham Young expressed his opinion
Of Mormon missionaries in the following words
ave have al times sent men on missions to
get rid of EN-, but they have generally come
back. Some think il is an imposition on the
world to send such men among them; but which
is brst-tO keep them here to pOllute others, or
TO send them where pollution Is more prevalent :
Ten filthy sheep in q flock Of thousand will 10
Ocsmcar the whole that, to the eye Of a stranger,
they all appear to be worthless, when nine hun.
dred and ninety Of them are a. good as can BE-.
hut for th, outside Tmearing by the ten filthy
ones. We have tried to turn the filthy ones.
out OF tie flock, but they will not always stay
out A few such dctile, to outward appearance,
the whole dOck, and We have to bear Il"
The bad odor which attaches TO those Nor.
mons who come in contact with the Genties is
thus sought to be averted by the areh-rebcl and
impOstor.
Elder kimbal Is what Is called ian eminen,ly
practical" preacher. While speaking recently
in Salt Lake City, he addressed some missona.
riss who were abuut starting on q proselyting
tour as lnllows, " Brethren, want you 10 un.
derStand that Il j. not 10 be a. Il has been here.
tolore. The brother missionaries have been In
the habit Of picking out the prettiest women Cor
themselves before they get here, and bringing
on the ugest for us hpryaftef yOu have 10
bring them all here before taking any Of them.
and let us all have iair shake"
, 1860-08-03
lly, in haste,
D. W. HI0oTNs.

MuhDEhs--The Yreka Journal says that an
aged man named James Baker, who lived about
one mile from Yrcka, was killed on the 9Th ult.,
while alone on his ranch, by some person or per.
sons with heavily loaded D. s. musket, the 70.
port Of which was heard by several persons.
His son, quarter Indian, about 90 years Of age,
stated that he had gone out to hunt cows and
on his return found his father in the yard dead,
and At little distance three men were standing,
who Immediately ran or The day after the
burial Of the old man, the son ives arrested on
the charge Of murd, ring his father, and from
the evidence ELECTED, was bound over to await
III action Of the Grand Jury.
, 1860-08-03
OREGON DELEGATION AT BALTIMORE.

IN vain have we sought to ascertain the names
Of the persons who claimed and exercised the
privilege Of representing Oregon in the National
Council of the Democracy at Baltimore.
From all the proceedings which have as yet
reached us, we find these to be the sole a!lnsonS
to the Oregon delegation. Mr.. COrtsney, Of
Oregon, lcds appointed Secretary"
4" ".Lr. Serens ef Oregon, in appropriate re-
marks, announced the WithdrunGL Of the dele
gates from Oregon from the COnrsntiOn.'
Who is "Mr Cortsney?" Who ever heard Of
hihs Where does he live? Who sent him TO
Baltimore to speak for the Democracy Of this
State! By whom and when was this fellow chO-
Sen to speak for us: And he is one Of this pre-
cious "Orrgnn delegation" who bOltSd the Com
vention And Stevens Of Cregon," who is he
Where does he hail frolnP How came he in the
National Convention, and by what authority did
he nithdrdW" this loyal Democratic State
therrfrOmy Both Cor,sney and Stevens were in
terlopcrS there, having no more right to seats as
delegates from Oregon than Horace Greeley and
Joshua r. GiddngS, and their action shows that
the latter could not more grossly hare misrrpre-
sented the Democracy Of Oregon than did these
unknown GOlters, COrtsney aud Stevens.
The above is from the Portland (0rCgon)
Times Of the 2sth ult Such language, from the
organ and mouthpiece Of Joe Lane, is rather too
severe to apply to his bosom friend aud adviser.
Hon. ]. ]. Stevens, who, in representing Oregon
in the National Convention, is supposed to have
done so with an eye single to the interest Of
Lane. It won't do 1t don't sound well-this
violent denunciatiOn Of your political god over
the shoulders Of another, and that other known
to be one Of his warmest adherents in the Con.
ventiOn. "By what authority did he withdraw
this loyal Democratic State thercirom," iOrsoOthI
By authority Of Joe Lane, to be sure. 1t is
needless to inform to the Times that "Stevens
Of Oregon" is the Delegate Of this Territory in
Congress.
, 1860-08-03

IINI EIr1ar1n --Ih|a popular silicon hes
11.1..l hand. Er E n Tucker having dls.
ror1 rI 81 tniiIl Interest 70 MellIa. L. H. Deyo
.al j g Novel; NI. Tucker fslIFls n accord
.nrl 4'|h r'ras1 r'Fsn prior % he late llee-
I|oa' and not I.rn q ilnI,c'al|on Of re business
= n. Io1|,' Under ne new management The
1Ias Er,lansl sliopn ulIl loss mona of he
I.11|..'|y .14a'Is1 By he Former propreloFs.
N..II Illb md Newell als hsofably known
e. q. 1oanli lls i,llnal N he nams business
q 1..|||l a1d De I.llli g barkeepet Of this ~
|.ra Nnel ~ opening. Bob have hosts Of friends.
.nl |11 uIt.us department. for which they are
1'l|''s1|'hsd Fi'| Vin den many moEs.
, 1860-08-03
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

DLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
nev Capitol building % b erected At oympla, ". T.,
WI b received By the undersigned until SATURDAY ne
ao day o. September next At 10 O'Clock AM At which I'M,
they u be opened ami examined and the uum Of two hun
drsdsad any dsHars paid for The plan adopted
PsAsa furnishing plans and specifications vIl make
dEssbg Of the building and also ground plan, and make
oa complete lIi oi spseheatIons embracing materials s..
Subdivisions. quality Of maisAlI. and an he minute spee.
cations neeessy for letting out contract for The erection
NJ sad building The entire appropriation BY Congress or
m purpose being thirty thousand doIa. architects VIII
eonans their plans 70 structure not szrssdnS that amount
IN cost .f, i..,sy 'a
The plans and specifications should Be sealed up and ad.
dressed 10 GEORGE GALLAGHER, Acting Capitol comml..
sloner, slelacoom, W.T.
ssslaeoon. ". T., July sou. isso
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
iStA Acting Capitol Commissioner.
, 1860-08-03
NPECIAL NOTICR.

- The following letter. Whirh empkatically Epssks
sT itself was written hI he Dean OF tie FuculJ Cf the
Philadelphia CUlkRc Of Medicine IN the editor II The
Parihe Medical aud Surgical journal" SaL Fra lrkcO,
for publication; -
phII apyLPHlA. Jr I7tl 1879
76ns Ediors Tne Paetfe Medical ana srOical eurSa
'ANTI EN' MY aiIerIEh has lsrh - leu H. .IIiss
IN iht pecFmleE bnmb'r o. y"ur hl. in regard iolhe
Il Medicine to Dr.. H. J.CzaIkay. Wien the sptlicatcn
r ne d'eIse Was ma, to FaeGly II " nfAs-
neo oy nmaavs and 'ts'lI nAls 7, The cd e. that Dr.
" PsHih, had served a. surgeon IN tn HOEREIh SImy,
and was regular I1arilii"btf of medicine On the
-trebRth NJ these 'he drRnp CTnnIed The I'd eur
lem degrve ~ snsmP im 9. eubi. red ~ eraduGs
mly md CIV ~ rev IiiviL Rts Had IbeIF hst The
slightest suspicion Of lLr hri,y the eainP would
have heen refused By mSgtng this b. your inHTnbl,
yon will do an act Of s Ire o. the Go IpFe md tonieF
favor on YonFs, very Ftspfr'fhnv
H. RGNp,
, 1860-08-03
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
4 S1IIIICDOB, v. :. FRIDAY IUG. : $780,


D. hls advicss from the Eastern States, We
l,arn that he emigration this season is unusually
lnrEA Great masses Of people arc noted all
Gl6ag TIE smigFant routes; some directing their
slsps % ths more distant Western States east ol
ne Rocky Mouniains some to Pixies Peak and
c.liidrnia. and no. . few 70 Oregon and WASH
inglon Territory. Newspapers published along
tha routes Travelled estimate the number Of emf
gIlnls On he way at upwards Of one hundred
fhounpd Thsss are meeting with constant ad-
diIiols o. TIE journey, which win swell eonsid-
eFably lhs multitude as & progrssseA Private
l1iinll STATE hat lho destination Of many Of the
snigInnis is our own county Of Pierce. and . pOr.
tioa. e nol n. q them % destined arc now not
hroL It's supposed that those coming here
pin rclch lhe Cascade mountains in about six
uulln OF two months. N u,
N visV q his hct q d 4 matter deserving
euns considefliion whether the road ACROSS the
Culi,s lliiing into this county, 6 IN : pasaa-
Sc ccniilion o. not n not. measures should
Be taken rilh q little delay as possible 10 have
4 pui n repa'r. Government having already sx-
plaisd InIgs amount of money IN opening The
N1chln Pa md lsIl Il IN . STATE practicable
81 wagons, Il 3 natural 70 suppose that The
amount q Inbor nov required 10 render L pass
abls i not very great We are informed that
fh1 Pnu , somewhat obslrucisd By ALLEN tim
Der. 1ni he rod N many places hidden from
rIrr ~ rcc1ni vegetation. A party of from
l1.aly b brly men 4 3 aid, can remove an
n. ot1Ifu1lionl N lao o. lhrss weeks This
being .a' |1I some o. our energetic country peo-
r|s rlI about organising party % % lhe work
IAe I.1of must b voluntary no money can b
ls'.,d B, pay ior Il Should any eIorl b made
3, otln|n money ~ subscription lor he purpose
70 to|i,r1 h would prom fiuiiicsl. and only 10
Ial q lI'.yhr utsk which should BE- dohi
'nn>t'.I.Iy. Our country friends should lhers-
a., -. 10 Il II1I Iho proper steps are taken Il
cnr,' IN order dat De work nay Be- commenced
AR I.FItI. n|Ihodl |o1s Of tine
sur1I sraoo'. IN wi|l b. r,coIIsclsd that an
annoanc1ncnI nas made. l,1i summer. that Rev,
q. " Sloan would open in the an : select
r1h,f a ih'r p|act. Circumstances nniorta'
r.|.II rI1llnl11 lIr e|oan from cnlIylng oul
n. l.|'.n q lhl Iias promised. % he asflou.
iinppc'nlnlnio Of many Of our people. who Dc
fI11 10 1,nd their children 70 him ior tuition
n..'.. I.|aln.i |Ion he shits. accompanied
~ 1''.l ri'1' D, purposes soon % put ID *
l1u|'1n n. Plans eonlemplalsda year aso. and
1u|I|rr Preparations accordingly. His school
IN 1.1n.nr1 On n. nl1i Monday IN elplcm'
I4nI.L FsI larIhlI rallltuI.rl. ~ his divsl
E.1n.nt cIr.nhcrl.
, 1860-08-03

The best purifier Of the blOod, Halls snrss
paEilla, yellow Dock and Iodido Of PolaaA
, 1860-08-03
GEoadE GALLAoHER, d
Acting Capitol Commissioner.

BRIeHAn YouKs OFFERS 10 SELL ouE-Ws
doubt the tTith Of the subjOined, but give Il as
We find Il =" Capt. Gibson passed through St.
Louis on tho 18th Of June, on his way 70 Wash.
iugtOn, as bearer Of important dispatches from
Utah to the General Government. The Demo.
erat understands thtse dispatches embrace pro
positions rom Brigham Young, to sell out the
Mormon property q Salt lake city and vicinity
70 the Uniltd States, the Saints 10 evacuale ,he
Territory, and remove 10 some point on the Pa.
eide cast either in the British Possessions Or
within the boundaries Of the United States, where
they viii establish new home Cor themselves
and iol'owerA There Is no doubt that Brigham
Young is induced 70 take this course BY the re-
cent heavy Immigration to Pixies Peak, and the
rapid extension or the power Of the Gentilrs to-
ward the immediate neighbOrhood Of the pFoph-
cts dominions The documents which Captain
Gibson has II bic possession viii no doubt shortly
Be made public"
, 1860-08-03

A Rro ron HEtxAs.Some Of The miners in
California, says the Yreka Journal. have had =
magnificent ring prepared, with appropriate de-
vices, Inscriptions. &c, which they intend pre-
senGing the hero q "ehampiOa belt" not0iety.
, 1860-08-03
TRn PUoHT soUND HERALD

W sal y psllla furnish Of vessels and ohers
.s.sa eeanA. uiA hlea Of The HnAED' on application
, 1860-08-03

NoHrHEnx IsDIANa-Ths Port Townsend Re
gister says the Northern Indians are now prOwl-
Ing about IN their war canoes. 70 intercept and
cut OF any Clallams they may fall IN with. No
less than four canoes have been reported
within twenty-four hours, al allsd with armed
men, ~ho made no attempt to conceal the fact
that they arc silsr The flatheads. They say they
do not wish TO interfere with the " BOstOns, but
are bound 70 give ihe clallams fight tah
, 1860-08-03

- Dr.. q. j. csapka,is W. dIrsl End surpirnl Insii
,nie on Safam nj" sin e. hthS hoNtg Rs'y OIlcsie
he clnc Nail seamshr Co.'s tiiet, ear Franz M o.
CtliicThia. The DOct 81 N he b,Llishna, aud
'rk ~ rnuneFHthh nrhse no thp't n cue.
PeFsOHs p wish rg ~ loae tine h raiItsTsp pdente,
plrase tncl0ap so IN thr htrFa. and this all get
Immediate aiit NTH 70 iheF r-s,s.
LII. tZAPKAY. ND,
Ism ~, FIaIckra eaI.
, 1860-08-03
CER7YFYcATE.

], the undersigned. GaVtInE Of Hn gaFy, d testify
hereby, thHt III J.Cxahkay hns pElNtd. durI u .
canisst Tor HnnRaTlab liberty ~ Chi,i RafVe,p hihe
Hungarian army with hiih'ui psT- Vetnh. e. n fPS
given hin this certificate aud d. recommend him
." the sympathv. aiirltD aud pnstrtR h NJ ~ ID, ~
~ha are caPslr0 srpF eauBR Ia'Tio'e H sacFRc, and
undesetved misfdFlnRt. K0ssrTH LAJos ~
Washington cry. January s,h. "ss"' ia OF Hungary
, 1860-08-03
an 80 very respectfully
Your obi sv

GEoRGE GALLAaHEa,
ChaiFman Board Capitol Commissioner
Aweek Inter dispatched the following note
10 The acting Governor;
OLYnFIAs July %, 1850.
Hon. Il. d. NcGn1, acting Gov. Wash. Territory.
SIR Being fully satisfied that the last Leeis-
laturo desired The postponement Of the erection
q ths new Capitol building until The sentiment
cation could Be ascartained, and feeling llIv -
guIed that ] was elected 70 de olice q Capitol
Commillionef upon that issue, Ihavo the honor
o inform you that do 10, propose 10 proceed
Win ne work anti allet The nesting cf the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-07

THE SouuTEEN REGISTER IL the title Of new pa
pcr published at jacksonville, KY and edited by
Gro G. BRoNAUGH. We welcome it to cur table
with peculiar pleasure. It comes as greeting from
an ola friend and awakens in our mind recolectons
of a most pleasing character. Twenty years ago
alas. how much Of life, and yet how brief tine
the editor Of the Register and the senior editor OF
This paper entered the printing Office together, aP-
prcnticad to a common profession And now as we
stand upOn the summit Of manhood and survey in
our minds eve the yicssitudes and changes of those
twenty rcarsve find no period fraught with more
pleasing rccoections or filed with more instructive
lessons than the days OF the apprentice boy
At later period in life and after years Of sepera-
tonyye were again brough: together in the agreeable
relation of associate editors of Democratic paper IN
a.community where Democracy had butfew yotaries,
and where to labor IN her cause seemed a thank
less mission bet such is the power of Truth when
left free to control Error. that in that once benghtcd
rcrioa .hc binding mists of Federal prejudicos
have been thoroughly dissipated and the people
taught to understand and appreciate the hcalthful
spirit and genius Of Democratic principles and
Democratic government
Fcyv men in southern EentacSy contributed more
oput on foot the wholesome political reform which
tbat section 81 the country has experienced than the
senior editor Of the Hopkinsville Press, GEo.
BroNAuDu. As q democrat of the old school there
are meme sounder; is an able writer and advocate
OF correct principles he has but few equals. 1t Is
matter of regret that the Democracy of his StatI
have not called him to some position in which his
sterling qualities and fine talent could have beer
rendered more available.
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TUEsDAY, EEHnUAHE J, Sc.


We commence to-day the publication Of the re-
cent speech Of our distinguished United states
Senator. Mr.. NcH0LsoS. We regard it as the aoies'
effort of one who has long ranked among the ioreInos'
ofour statesmen 81 acalm, dspassionate unprelu-
diced argument, from beginning to end Those WHO
know Mr.. NICHOLSON know him to be man ulgos-
erned by the impulses Of passion but one "lO +
ever swayed by the calmcst dictates Of a natuFeu
iudcment. I've hope that his speech viii receive an
extensive reading. not only in the South, but through
ont the Northern and Western States.
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sALE
monRIs . srATroN.

MORRIS & sTATTO
On wednesday Morning next, she SIN
FehruarV, 1880 az 10 o'c.ocz, "A. M win ndor
T cash. large and well Of Groceries, Lquorg a.,
consisting in part a1folloFg,
go hhds prime 70 choice Sugar f5 boxes We Tobacco
80 bags superior Bio Coffee: 100 boxes Star Candles
leo bbIa prime Molasses. zoe i & q STAR Candles
100 4. bhls Dc 90 90 boxes rllioH Candles
30 bns s7rup feztfals 81 do starch
40 hhis WhiEky al grades; 20 90 Soap. various kinds
10 Dbls Brandys 10 bags Pepper;
% = Pipes brandy sd bags Spice
bbls n Rum; 15 bags Ginger.
Do bbls Gini % caaEn SODA
80 haszss 0han1naFne Wines 90 1oZgg Soda
IS boxes Cows Oysierss DO chests Tea
800 boHes GLASSWARE ASSERTED 81 bales cotton TWine;
3Je Eegs Nails 90 lU coils B1He Varleus kinds
loo kegz White Lead 100 Kits No Nackersis
dl resms Paper Do 1hll Sos ios
30 don ! BASKETS Do hotg Col Fish.
80 doE Painted Baskets; i0tercel fresh Rec,
40 doa Washboards,
with many other articles in the Grocery lae.
fsh5 MORALS 4 sTRaTTCN.
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gHyHE subscribers are agents Tor large importing hoass, and
have now in store and constantly receiving various brands
litiss and prices orders filed unusually low rates when
accompanied by the eah BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO..
ianq5 No. q College street,
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EashFiIlc and NQrtR western RqiIrOad--..
Eastern DiVisiOn,


February 2d, 1885,
nROPOSAL5 for the work Grading Masonry sud lridg-
ing and the delivery Is ties on 50 miles OF this
Tos iron section 4 Sd win be sceivel Hn e st day
Ap next which day the ABOVE work viii e A. WaFeTy,
Humphreys county, Tenn.
Proposals vii as9 be recfed Tor the masonry and super
stetre (wood or rou of Tennessee RIVER Bridge Plans,
and eslates viii be ready in Nashville BY the goth day
Of March and Ii WaFey fae cay q letting Paymensfor
the Wofk mostly cash =, ,. kAICqNAhff
f.b5 ds-wlu Chief Engineer
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The funeral Of AmnsrEAD WALKER, colored
...,.,l,sr Of Fredericksburg Va, on Sunday week
has attended by over 1000 slaves and 900 whites,
including many ladies'
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Hox Wu GuzELToN, JE--The Opposition party
ofthe first Congressional District seem determined to
make the present gallant and talented Representa-
tive from the county Of jefferson, their elector in
the approaching Presidential campaign. If We were
not fully satisfied of the lmpregnability of the posi-
fious of the Democracy. we should prefer that our
onnonents would seectas their standard bearer one
less gifted. Mr. BRAzELToN is worthily recognized
as one Of the most prominent members Of his party
in the House, and his personal popularity extends
far bevond the limits of his own party.
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THYHE highest naft prices VIII BE- paid al an i Tor MI -
sesd, ials BED Irish Rqli1es Cam, s1s and In TIE sar
Oats Bacon, Lard, Ess hers, Giuss1g, Agasr heese g
Butter sra Droa F.ait ly pOAAAN, CALHOUN q CO
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LII kinds Of country produce issa at a tines in szshan
~ for Groceries, hy D0RHAN, CALHOUN T. co
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FF1HE regular packet JOHN 11Ulf. ]. - - =
u B1sel, Master. and G. e. RE11-l, clst, lase
eeterlnlnei % mlae their ratl Grips lIfl ms
70 Louisville, cammenciar 81 fledncetays pc i3ts
mss. and run rssulars sasag PEGS 90 slg 9asr "e4aa.
uutiiloF water.
This boa ponuegtl wish D. & o. p I-srrfr5 q slila -
parserslurr, al Cincinnati nail s-lnei al4 % iqF Aal
aiii not letliu aeigat, hut frTlri 1aa- i-i-'
fsi2 -5a m HARRISON, Ast
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
y @

~ -
EssISErzs' oFgIcr, SELMA GulF R. R. &C.,
SELMA, Ala
CEALED PROPOSALS, tor the clearing graduation,
masonry and bridging Of the first dvdon Of the Selma and
Gulf Railroad wbs received At This oe un the tt day OF
March nFxt.
The portion offered to contract exends from
Selma BouthEard the North The Of Monroe county distance
about 80 miles, embracing varsity Of work and passing
through ahealty country which saWays accessible from several
points the Alabama river in from six to sFent miles
All the in this division is offered to contractors except me
large bridge section selma, and the gTsduson Of rev
light sections lei planters on the line Of the road
Pro6les psn peciaons o. The WOr may he seen o.
the Engineers office after the 10th OF February.
For further information, apply to the undersigned a. his scs
or the line Of is road
b order Of the Board Of Directors.
GAVIN 3. yUILLE,
Chief Engineer selma & Gulf Railroad
III ? In fee seks additional portion 81 the line, EN-
bracng Ave sctions OF heavy work, W be ready 10Y
letting.
T ? This road will connect the scentreing at Selma ron
the North. the West and the Eas vita the Alabaua ana tloda
and he Mobile and Great Northern roads leading % psnsaeo
ld ds, and gill pass though vtry fertile and popuiou
cor1t, giving SasU cf very large 'ocal business
The Compauys means noF consist q fsiable subscription
70 The aognt Of 5000 co., which il IS inteneq to increase
70 le amount Of SseDOOQ or upwards lfsb1-daeE3ts
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OF Fresh or oeeFieA

Auction sale OF new ana second-Efand
Furniture
NFTR0UGuT andcast iron Cooking Stoves Carpss franks
sW Champagne 10 baskets, Bottled Brl1iies, Imported
Cgar1 Family droceries &c.
Tuesday morning, February Tn, 10 o'clock, viii Sc q "a
ifont alcaon account e whom uaJ
without for cash. The entire iarlfare % sy gvin
np Housekeeping, With a1f.i oi q NEW resolving.
from STEAMER fosna, csaTagnsl randis1, Wines and ether
Liauogs C.gars, sGssy Fass, &c
Iho ale VII De- onnC worthy he attention Of ugers consist
rs ID part O naay articles ner snumerlisd.
BENJ 10 SHIELDS Z Co,
felI Opposite eeTauea Hotel
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Sre,ancAvr.-The Baltimore Patriot says that IF
the bills Of abomination' lthe police laws) now
,,andinr in the Maryland Legislature should pass,
baltimore will have to right the cause Of municipal
er.sdon over again" This is Synonymous with the
declaration made by member in the Legislature,
,bat in the event Of an enforcement Of the law,
baltimore would be made a saughter-house!
soutberner writes from Nirgi2ia TO the New
Wi BorqlI that he has a family of rwenty-four
rsgroes for whom he buys annually upwards o.
one hundred pairs of shoes. which are made is Mas
..,brsetts He he has 70 pay about one dollar an'
a half a pair for them. BE is willing TO pay tw'
l.1l.-s for /. Virginia manufactured article.
SPEECH OF B. J. LEA, or HArwooD-ln our issue o
e,,n5av we published a speech Of Mr.. LEA the Rep
tentative from Haywood By mistake 1t wa
--b1.sb.d As the speech Of AIr LEA, of Neo@z eoun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-07
NEW FIRM.

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-07

TTyHE splendid passenger steamer Red ROVER. -
srEoss, Master, viii leave NASHVILLE On -tsle,.t
Saturday, the llih, inst- AZ p M.