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Democratic Nominations.
TOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS
FOR VICE-PEESIDENT,

FOR vICE-PEEsIDrNT,
IERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON,
GEORGIA.
Presidential electoral Ticket.
ELFCruRs At LARGE
il. u. MORRISON, of St Clair.
W. H.W CUSIlMAN, of La Salle.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1st District-JOHN A. RAwIINs, Of 10 Daviess.
vi JOHN ". pRURY, of Rock Island.
IA -S.w RANDALL. of VIII.
s,b S c. JUDD, Of Fulton.
9Th CALVIN \. WARREN, of Adams.
Ctr ANTHONY THORNTON OF Shelby.
9Th N. W. rUPPEH, al Macon.
sth w. II. UNDERWOOD, of St. Clair.
9th i. y. DAYNIE, of Alexander.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
JAMES G. ALLEN,
Of Crawford County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
LEWIS V. ROSS,
Of Fulton COUNTY.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
GEORGE II. CAMPBELL,
OF Logan County
FOR ArnITT.;
BERNARD ARNTZEN,
OF Adams County.
FOR TREASURER:
HUGH MAIiER,
OF Cook COUNTY.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
DIR. T d " \ Il D r. ROE,
Of Mclean County.
COUNTY 'Es.EGE.E'.
FOR SHERIFF,
FRANCIS {. FLOHN Of Ottawa.
FOR CCEoyEE.
Dr. GEORGE y. MCKINNEY, OF Gttaw
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We have but One Price:

". sell FOR cssh at lie lowest living rs..s. lul vi.
tie pr &c 20 J.Gr Pdrt.cghirty a.. H..Ht, -a-I
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COUNTY GsLEaS.E.

FOR SHERIFF,
FRANCIS {. FLOHY, Of Ottawa.
FOR CCEoyEE.
,g. GEORGE y. MCKINNEY, OF GttaH
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ELftINES NJ iAs"E
j. l.. ID. MORRISON, of st Clair.
W. ii. W. CUSIiMAN, of La Sall7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-07-06

NJ A pile of ties was laid on the New
York Central Railroad track, last Friday
night, near Pembroke, to overwhelm the
westward lightning express, which was mar
rowly saved. The engineer had only few
rods warning, by reason ofthe curve, but he
reversed the engine hard, put on the power
full action of the Creamer paten: brakes, and
brought the train up so chock that not even
the cow-catcher was damaged. 1t took half
an hour to clear the track SO that the train
could proceed, and while all the passengers
tremb!ed as if in the presence of the danger
itself, the brave engineer broke down entire
" and lost all the nerve that had sustained
him in the fearful moment.
~ A six-footer from Rochester tell INTO
the hands of Peter Funks in New York, last
Saturday, and at once lost $40 in the pur-
chase of bogus watch. When he discover
ed the trick and had been laughed at as
fool he coolly locked the outside door, put
the key in his pocket, stripped of his coat'
and proposed to settle "that little matter he
was a-talkirg about" The $40 were handed
, back.
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6fneral Misttllanu.
4 Chicago Bank ''GOne Up"

"IIave you anything deposited in the Ma
rine Bank ~ asked a grain speculator of a
wholesale merchant the other day.
"Yes, some $2O,OOO,' replied The mer-
chant.
"Well," replied the grain man, 81 suppose
you have heard that the bank has gone up"
"Gone up ~ exclaimed the merchant, thun-
derstruck, "it can't be-"
"Well, you 80 up and see."
And the merchant in the most nervous
state of mind, rushed up Lake street to the
Marine Bank.
as it true" ne asked of the cashier, meet
ing him on the steps, "that your bank has
gone up p"
"Yes," said the cashier, smiling, "it is a
good joke, isn't it ?"
The merchant became perfectly frantic ,and
tore his hair.
"Yes, very fine joke to be diddled out of
nearly all the money am WORTH want and
must have my money" and he rushed up
stairs nearly insane.
"Why, look here" exclaimed the cashier,
calling after him. He stopped.
Il didn't suppose you was in earnest-it's S
been joke here among our friends for over
week. Don't you see that we have gone
up? Our building has been raised eight
feet"
The merchant instantly cooled down, and
Iooking across the street, saw the grain man
standing on the sidewalk, almost bursting
himself with laughter. The merchant shook
his fist at him, and then made chase after
him down the street. When last seen they
were engaged in very loud conversation in
the fremont House bar-room, shaking glass.
es.-Cktcayo Leader.
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The Two Seats of Barbarism.

Unerring and passionless figures thus far
have been our witnesses. But their testimo-
ny will be enhanced by final glance at the
geographical character of the slave states,
and here there is a singular and instructive
parallel. Jefferson described Virginia as fast
sinking to be the "Barbary of the Union"-
meaning of course the Barbaiy Of his day,
which had not yet turned against slavery
In this allusion he was wiser than he knew.
The slave states of our Union are the Bar
barry states of North America. Though ON
different sides of the Atlantic and on differ
ent continents, our slave states and the orig
inal Barbary states occupy nearly the same
parallels of latitude, occupy nearly the same
extent of longitude, embrace nearly the same
number of square miles, enjoy kindred ad-
vantages of climate being equally removed
from the cold of the north and the burning
heat of the tropics, and also enjoy kindred
boundaries of land and water, with kindred
advantages of ocean and sea-with this diff
erence, that the boundaries of the two re-
gions are precisely reversed, SO that where is
land in one case is water in the other, while
cean and the same extent Of sea. Nor is this
all. Agiers, for a long time the most OBJ
noxious place in the Barbery States in Afri-
ca-once branded by an indignant chroni-
cler as 1.-The wall of the barbarian worlds
situated near the parallel of 80 degrees, sc
minutes, north latitude, being the line Of the
Missouri compromise, which once marked the
wall of slavery in our country west of the
Mississippi, while Morocco, the chief presen,
seat of slavery in the African Barbary, is or
line with Charleston. There are no two
spaces on the surface Of the globe, equal in
extent and an examination of the map vii
verify what am about to state-which pre-
sent SO many distinctive features of resem
blance, whether we consider the common par
allcls of latitude on which they lie, the com
mon nature of their boundaries, their com
mon productions, their common climate o
the common barbarism which sought shete
in both. do not stop to inquire why slave
ry, banished at last from Europe-banishe(
also from that part Of this hemisphere whicl
corresponds in latitude to Europe, shoul'
have cntrenched itself in both hemisphere
between the same parallels of latitude,so tha
Virginia, Carolina, Mississippi aud Missouri
should be the American compliment to Mo
rocco. Alsicrs, Tripol and Tunis. But ther
is one important point in the parallel which
remains to be fulfilled. The barbarous EN-
peror of Morocco, in the words of treat,
. has expressed his desire that slavery nigh
pass from the memory of men, while Al sier:
Tripoi and TuniS, after cherishing SLAYER
with all the tenacity Of South Carolina, hav
, successfully renounced it and delivered it c
= Yer to the indignation of mankind. In fol
e towing this example the parable! will be con
q plete, and our Barbary will become the con
: pement in freedom to the African Barbar
G as it has already been its comp cement
1 slavery, and is unquestionably its compl
: ment in geographical character.-.M. Sun
. DPy'S SDcccI
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so peculiarly that every interest Of free labor
shall be held subordinate to it No p
Where are you going then We tell you
that no party in this country can prosper, or
can even live ten years, that is not on one
side or the other of these questions. There
is no middle ground, and you have got to be
either Black Republican or Niger Dri-
yer. You may fool around, as some of our
Old Wings are now doing, and try to strad-
die this question, but it won't amount to any
thing.
V. What are you going to do ?-Spring-
field RepublicaM.
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Sfltfted 3'oetru.
The Chieftain's Daughter.

Upon the barren sand
A single captive stood:
Around him came with bow and brand
The red men of the wood.
Like him of old. his doom he heard,
Rock-bound on oceans rim.
The chieftain's daughter knelt in tears
And breathed prayer for him.
Above his head in air
The savage war-club swung,
The frantic girl. in wild despair,
Her arms about him flung.
Then shook the warriors of the shade,
Like leaves on aspen-limb,
Subducd by that heroic maid,
Who breathed a prayer for him.
"Unbind him." gasped the chief
"Obey your kings decree !"
He kissed away her tears of grief,
And set the captive free.
'TiS ever thus. when. in life'S storm,
Hopes star to man grows dim,
An angel knecls in wOman's form,
And breathes a prayer for him.
GEORGE p MORRI
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SIXTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR

OF THE
Caledonia County Agricultural Society,
WILL BE HELD AT ST. JOHNSBURY,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
26, q, and %, 1860.
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F John Mitchell the Irishman announces
himself Republican.
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"eO. &. Il Geo. W. CAHOON,
: .IORNEYS X COTNSELLORS AT LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERf,
- AN FIRE Insurance AGENTS, LYNDON. VT.
-~ey viii attend Courts in Caledonia, Orleans
- Essex Counties.
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Nm. J. ID. CLA Rk.

- !'lNjf X Hrd0IOrQ I.
''-' u all A.Ads, from superior Paper-made "
oideI. and ruled TO any pattern
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~ L -. kind, OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES
Dlocerie, Paints, UIls. &c, &c. Il.
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IRA l.. NIcCLARH,

Manufacturers and Dealers in
~ rs, WOODEN. GLASS AND TIN AXE.
Lyndon. Vermont.
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BARNEY & CO..

= i26 and l2S Milk street Boston.
,.r~T, and Wholesale Dealers IN Fluid anu Gam
=. W. Soaps, Candles &C. Kerosene OIL con1'ah'y
-. al 14ality " aIrauted
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TERMS.-One copy per annum, s1.5O
If not paid within the year $500
W No paper discontinued till all arrearages
are paid except at the option Of the publishers.
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sp, X. DELANO & CO..
'1DlCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS

,. - 20 CITY WHARF, BOSTON.
I'D. 4 Co. would call the special attention OF
'. " The fact that they conine themselves eA
~ y d { olInli,siCn business.
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-. &. OTIS,
NARLLE DEALER, CHAsE's BUILDING
Lyndon, VI. ~
LYNDON HOUSE, Lyndon, Vt.
! IA ;LINt,, PrUpre. Patrons of the House con-
'r' ~ d'l lrOn he Depo, tree. Horses ana Carriages
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w M. w. & * q L II,
ATTORNEY K COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
'r-+ ~ MA.sFIrLp's BUILDING, BARTON, VERMONT
4.'' M tie Courts III Orlcan, and Caledonia Counties
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G.. G.. CHILD :

.tLLR N WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND
?-.itD WARE, SPECIACLEs, BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS, &c.
a'!iu, aud Engraving. done with elegance and prompt
UpI",site Post once. Main street.
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T.. IL. G A q L, Artist,
At ST JOHNSBURY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
-.elYPES MEIAIHoIYPES, AND LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS )
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
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MILLER Il TRC LII,
QU'IMBY & OVITT,

AhEiA'TE MANUFACTURE Open and Top
- t"4> vIl had. Also all kinds OF Carriages made
-'' Lyndon. VT.
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VI. G.. HDUGHTON. NJ. d.,
COl the irm of Darling IIoughton,)
N.OPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON,
BARNET VILLAGE, VI.
st A,u particular atcOn paid To- extracting teeth.
oTTICE. GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
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j {: DAItI-IN G a. Co,
~0lHING. DRY GOODS & GROCERIES
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CoMMITTEE-H. NJ. Hall, Burke Jonathan
Moulton, Waterford; Joseph NJ. Stevens,
Hardwick.
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w. II. no

w. II. HORT
y / RC ii Ant L \ LOR; and dealer in
GtSI's FURNISHING tioODs, Railroad street.
n. IL. ELI Mt,
Manufacturer Of HARNESS Etc,
o. i-,s.t- PassuElpsic House, Railroad .tIcet
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THE CALEDONIAN.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

Z. NJ. STONE & Co. Publishers
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HALL n CL A Kk.
iNCFACTUREKS DEALERS IN FL RNlTCRE
First door south OF 81. JohnSbury House
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Ii eur stock Of thsse articles IN the houss, Ccixs
n street, We are dspodng Of at eest. II you want
COOKING STOVES, tor Wood or CssI;
WROUGHT IRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES
CHURCH STOVES,
Or other kind 81 Crates Il low prices fra,b
novI-n MACKRNZIE 4 MINcHIN
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REGULAR PAssINGER PACKET.

For Cincinnati.
FWNHE elegant new and heet passenger steamer 49, 4
Clipper, J. s. HuRD. COmmandeY, lSfSstszr1rsi
JOHN T. HOPKINs, Clerk will leave Nashville - 80
for Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday scocr -
turning viii leave Cincinnati for Nashville every aItsafe ri
day Al 4P NJ Passengers and Shippers can rely On urr
care and attention Apply on board or
II. II. HARRISON,
jan25-H JNO. 6aKRIs, Ar,pts
Regular Tuesdays' So. LouIs Packet.
YTNHE new and superior ode Wheel ssearnsr GEN.
III Anderson, VIII . above regularly go. =
In eonHecton With the teamer b N. Rum
Yans until The steamer Hillman takss her pise ~
departure VIII be every TUESDAY u oclock By tha A.
rAngsuent the public will lave reliable line u nscsst 800
on TUESDAYSand FRIDAYS OF every week for ST. Louis
For freight or IasEgs spply on bad or 70
A. HAMILTON. }
mar2S-dou II II. HARRIsoN.l Assnta-
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L Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has established fact, Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have lsed 1t, and is
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends
toners that after absence q years. have again re-
turned 70 resume the practice OF the Arr
in all its branches having purchased the erest ny brother
in the old established Gallery Ia Union Street, and having spent
four menths In New York the past Summer fully
the late improvements in the have painted renovated ard
enlarged tbs suite Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities are
now better to produce first Galleries can
boast Of and conduce 10 the comfort Of patrons not
only TO suSn the proud position tie Gallery heretofore
sustained bat to elevate Sti higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK, Photo
grahes in the world who took the Pictures which
hrSt premium at the Worlds in London in 1851 and
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery
State, bat work shall surpassed North or South
and Low inrodnee 10 the public the olOWing styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette. plain colOred;
IVOEytypes, coloTed;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size;
Visiting cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, IS taken at enc sitting.
sterreoseopes, on glass or paper.
continue 70 make the Aeanoype and Abrsype hereto
lore The above syles all entirely this city, excepL
The Autograph Card which only made time All
Eho arc in want ofsnyhDg line politely ave
me call before visiting elsewhere wien will prove By ocular
denomination the above facts. Respectfully,
oct3l-R p W. HIJGHRs -
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGAN
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Bell Coal.
For sHIC.

nm THURSDAY, tie 18th November next, by virtue Of a
Deed Of Trust, executed to by John End George
ZOcOder will proceed to SELL the premises all the
fodder farming utensils steck Of all descriptions conveyed
in Trust Deed. Also, 40 Acres Of land, welEaered and
every way suited for stOckfam. Said lana situated the
Campbelsyle Turnpike road six miles South Of Columbia.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNIoE AMERICAN copy three times and send
10 this Office Il Columbia Press
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Regular Tucsdays' Sc. Lonis Packe

NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT ONE
FFNHg ony Washing Machine brought before The psopls
which Is Of absolute practical Il simple esp ana
easily oPerasd, and ecmnends itself the ssery
Apply % HARDY BROTHERS, Agents,
seP@ 4SPubfc Square
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TRNWO negro good farm hands Also, negro woman,
with several children. said is good ser
want cook &c will be hired good for board and
clothing. W. prefer hiring in Edgefeld or vicinity.
J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
nCyI-d9w 44B, Cherry street,
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Ms L. SHELTON informShs friends and the public zen
sraI that be is aow prosecuting the Marble Busi-
S on Church street, the First
and Post Once, where he will be pleased or
All work in his linz has and will ae
On hard a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS, TONES. Ge
anred Of the anest Italian and American Marble in the
best styso5 the art. All hiSWork will bs warranted
April Is, 1eS5-HIy.
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Honse Tor Ron11

~ The Lebanon Turnpike, near the Beruitare poeE.t
Book containing several ProsoTy notes snd Other psr
his Advertisement. F4'iNs ''i
Get dw-tk.
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SEWING MACHINES.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

HOUSE PAINTING,
TENHE subscriber prepared with the greatest
promptness, all contracts however large, which may be
dered style and ers which fail give sstsfac
ton. He is also prepared to execute al manner Of
PAINTING, SRATnIHs NLRBLINs.
Having that depsrmentsecud the services Of the expeI
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work in hC ne
give him 8 call before making final Arrangements
r. T. FLEMING,
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A Card to Families.
NM have on sale ans Brett Carriage. s.s,nd-
w hand One nne PsBton Carriage. new One
superior BarOuches second hand One lsres Pan,ilw
Carriag e, seeondhand Fine hand Pianos, -oss
Hske' All which viii be sold very cheap 70 close b.
BshJ. 2 SHIELDS 4 CO,
ssP<O NO. "a Central Auction Rooms, coilsgs street
SILK, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
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TTyHE regular packet steamer MeirOse AET.
Master, will depart as above and ali in
termedlAte landings 10 day (FhusSaylthe 29th inst
i2 o'clock, For freight passage Apply board to
n. Il. HARRISON,
BOV29-lt A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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VERY desirable room In the Uuios AND Arzsc.u Bsill
N Ing for The reuaiEder % the year With the privilege
sxtysar Apply At this 0fsee. novlS-etf
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I0Iley.


SOUTH CAROLINA, dsorEis and 1lahama monsv until
- further notice. will be received b. Gf par as hSrstos
in payment Of any debt due
aovl4-d UTE. SHEPHERD 4 90
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Cify Bank Money Wanted /!

WETE will take Notes the CITY BANK of Nashville,
w ard ali solvent GeoEi south Carolina and Alaba
hanks par payment Of sta
dOnary 2. HAGAN 4 CO.
noVss-0 Al College tree. q
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WILL lease term years, rent for the ensuing
wear TIE dwelng occupied by II. n. Hays,
so al The Intersection Broad ard Vauxhali Streets
Also. small dwelling with feur upon large lot
At the intersection OF summer Streets convenient to the
Howard School Building. -
Aso late residence and half miles West Of the public
eight servan Houses stables, &C.
and about twelve Of superior garden land portion Of
h 4 IN Blue Grass Shade Trees present occupied by
r. p Bostek ESQ., piece Of property has many sdvan
tages residence and disposed to sell, lease,
rent. or barter it, for other lands negroes.
have also superior Family OF Negroes TO be hired
for the ensuing year. Cali at No A Cherry street
noyIs--dtf EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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s. NJ WHHS, AenniAis. Il. G. wEns, CSEegs III, Ass
s, M. WEBB & CO.,
Otton FACTORS
co MISSION RCHANTS
No. rOnt Row, Memphis. Tenn.
$500 Reward.

UNAWAT from the subscriber, Benton, LOSDdes
county, Ala the 27d Of May s60 copper complex
l0ned negro boy named CORNELIUS NEAL aged sbout y
Eve feet nine inches high weighs about $50 pounds has
heavy sod bushy hair quick spoken has wound on TIE second
joint Of the second finger Of the right hand which renders
still He blacksmith sell dressed II is
supposed that he away with VINO we're fishing In
the neighborhocd At the time.
will gYe $500 for the approximation OF the white man or
men, with proof sufficient convict, and 500 for delivery OF
said negro Benton, caught outside OF Dallas
LoWndss countless Or s50 caught within these counties
Any OF the Icy viii Be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Address DenoD LSwndes county Ala
noyf-Ira JOHN n. MINTER.
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WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES. &C.
UT1av and for sale cheap to the trade
125 bbls 10 NeEsom's celebrated Wnisky.
65 bbls)ld Bourbon Whisky.
IS bbIs Old Rye-a prime article.
IS bbis Old Rye--Warrantsd Pure.
IS bbls Tennessee White Whisky
IS half barrels Cherry Brandy.
25 quarter barrels Cherry Brandy.
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy.
10 bbis pure Robertson eosnty Whisky
4 bbls pure Apple Brandy.
IS quarter casks Holland Gin.
IS I1bis American Brandy.
IS bbls Sweet Malaga Wnes--
With Cognac, CataEba Brandy, &C.
ianI2 MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO.
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Monuments, &C.

FRESH TURNIP SEED.
II ANDRETH'S TurDp Seed, summer and Winter, jus
4 4 ceived By Adams Expr -, AMI for sale ~
.5I1t4 = ATHs. Blown 4 CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-11

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M. q e. #. CHEATHAm.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FlNE BRANDIEe, WINES, TOBACCO, CISsA Rs FAILS
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C9RHBR or COLLEGE IND ORURCH SHEETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
arej in receipt Of large we'll ssleced stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, ETC., consisting part fsli0ws
l5o bids Sugar ali grades; 100000 Havana CiEarsi
200 bols choice MOsSsesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted.
1O do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bags prime Rio Coneei so nests Tubs;
Ice bbls Powdered, Crushed English Wslnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FiIEerts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
. y \ choice French BraEiiss;
20 Y easks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
SO boxes ScoTill Claret,
100 bbls fne Robertson County Whisky
% bbls urscld Rye do
DO do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, sc. -
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder The I'M
dersigrsc Icing the only Agentsin Nashville Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Trader - tS
large stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine sale.
800 kegs Dupont Rifle Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Pow
500 u do do do der;
800 x % do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blastias
300 = do do 60 $50 eases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do 90 brsndsi
sOOO Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse "
janlI II. &. &. ?. CHBATHAh Agents
BupOnts Powder; joy, Bedford Cos SAFETY
Hazard DO Fuse
Sycamore do