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We authorized tn announce JOHN K EDMURDsoS 3
candidate for sbrif of Davidson county election
oct95 I'd
We are authorized to announce JAS HIEToS a cand
date for reelection Office Of Sheriff OF Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sep25-tlE
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- OrsminnI Conrt Clerk.

We are authorized to announce CH4RLEs III. HAYS as
candidate Court Clerk at the ensuing cleo.
ton. deci4-td
We authorized to CHAs Z. DGsoN as eaad
da te for Criminal Court Clerk. uyS-d
We authorized Dr.. z. N. PATTERsc csnd
Criminal Court Of Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. may25-td
We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE, Esq as aeand
recollection to the Office Of Criminal Court Cerkat the
nertl March electiOn.
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New YORK, Jan. 29.-The store No. lis Fulton
street. occupied by Wynkop Hollenbeck & Co.,
printers, and Robt. Bonners Ledger Press room is
burned The loss of the former is $4,000. In
sured. Ward, Glow q Co., II5 Courtland street. are
also burned out
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st2dy Of military tactics, was handed US just before
the adjournment Of our Legislature for the Louis
vile Festival As it was intended for their consid-
Grafton we have deferred its publication until the
p-esant
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NEw YORK, Jan. 5Oevenng sales to day 700 bales
Mddng uslandI 9155. Sugar firm, quiet; Cuba Mug
covadO 71ICS75Si Refining Orleans 50.
NFw ORLEANS Jan. 3G.-COon sales to-day $500 bales
prices easier, but quotations unchanged Moasses $685.
Corn active, IS. Lard in bbls IO1< Coffee firm IOala
India bagging l2I New York sight exchange 5l9S dis
count.
New YORK. jan 3O-FlOur dull: sales 900 b5ls, 81 SOC
90 Oats dull, AK 8455z. Ness Pork quiet
CNCISNATI, Jan. 3O-Flour has an advancing tendency
a55O9555. Provisions buoyant. steady So Oats firm
AZ. Barley declined cents
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
protected O. 49, Letters.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Czarse H. d. Ply.
stefan Eztraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable Medicine unfailing cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which female constitution
subject It odertes all excess and remoyesa sbsrueens
and a speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited It will, in time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle -ice Dollar bears the Government Stamp f
Great Britain, to prevent couuterfeits.
CAUTION.
7hese Pills should 10, be taken By females during tbs
FTST THREE N0N7HSof Pregnancy, as they are sure to
bring on Miscarriage, 6lt aay other tire then are SAFE
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion PapItaon Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed and although powerful remedy
the constitution.
Full dire in the pamphlet around each package which
should be ca~efuy preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late J C. baldwin & co..
Rochester n. Y.
NB-SIOO and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied AGENT will containing so pills. by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoville ". Hender
shott. J. G. Blown and all respectable druggtstc.
dec4-d,tw6T-ly.
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ROE CONSTABLE.

Pettigrew, Perry and Decatur cos.-Tren-
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New YORK. Jan. 29.-Messrs. Russell & Majors
are about establishing a Courier Express, uniting
New York and San Francisco in connection with the
telegraph in ten days
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NASHVILLE.
ROCK CITY MILLS.

Both houses Of the Legislature were in session
yesterday but owing to the great length Of the
account Of the FESTIVITIES at Cincinnati we are com
pelled to defer the publication OF the House pro
c4edings until tomorrow.
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The John A Fisher, Will be to-day's regular II
O'Clock connecting boat for Memphis.
The B. NJ. Runyan, the popular Cumberland and
upper Mississippi boat leaves this day at y o'clock
precisely, for ST. Louis. Passengers will be punct-
ual to time, the boat must leave as pass IN
der the GAINESVILLE bridge before night.
The James johnson will be the next New Orleans
steamer to leave
The Lebanon will be the first Cincinnati boat to
arrive, and leave for that port.
The consignees Of steamer James Johnson from
New Orleans to this port, are as follows: FAN q
Cunningham, Joynt & Treanor Grooms, Calvert
d Co.. Mcclure & Burch, Edwards & Gilkerson,
RObb & Smith, r. D. WeakIey, J. H. Ewing & Co.
Jas. Livingston, Kirkpatrick, Nevins & Co., W. P.
Bryan, r. c. Snowden & Co., Webb, Merrill Co..
Jos. W. Allen, JnO. Miller, H. S. French & Son.
Morris & Stratton. J. A. McAllister, Jas. johnson &
Co.. Terras & Brothers, Burge & Swan, Hugh Nc
Crea & Co., E. Millson, Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Agent
DLsCHARGISG AND DELIVERY CLERR.-For the ben
eft of boats and coEsignees, we are pleased to
that Mr.. J. W. YEATIAN has his single out for pa
trOnage in this department, He can be found at
the office Of II II. HARRISON.
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FANCY GOOnS.


Such Canes Brushes Combs Work Boxes Travelling Cases
Port Mounaes Pocket Books Chess men Dominos Leather Bsrs
Scissors, &c, &c, all FOR sale cheap, "
jan 20 J. H. McGILL,
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3. r. GU TTHR,

b r. CUTTER
Eos SO aaa 50 ooraoref Cozsgs asa Brsasray.
NASHVILLE TENN,
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer ia
Boots, shoes, Hats, Trunks, Cans
UMBRELLAS, WHIPS, a.,
Ts0penng the very best selected stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.,
FOR Pall snd Winter wear.
selected With great care.
DOUBLE SOLED BOOTS AND SHOES,
general assortmentof Gen, 8oys' and Youths wear
BROGANS AND BOOTS,
very large stock Of Double soed Brcaus and Boots
HATS GAPS &c., &c,
Just received diTsct from the manufaetores every vvIs
Gents, Boys and Chiireu Fur Cashmere. Wool Ne-ino -.
Trunks Umbrellas, Whips, Carpet Bags, sashes ana sad
die Bags.
ATTENTION. BIACEITNTSTs, ac.
1000 feet o. Leather and Sum Betting from ? Il, 1ofs
vide Also, Lace Leather, Copper Burs and Rv On mi NJ
for sale o for cash az Nos Sc and So corner q coes s
Broadway.
sep29-d,tEEWlyT b. r. CUTTEl.
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
50 PUBLIC SQUARE

jHue--d tw&wlyr
~ CauIiOD.--The article OF
49, WhisEey now well known as "Daly's Arc
matte Valley Usker has established arePuaon universal
as renders it difficult for the manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand Ills the result Of pessverng energy in its intro
ducton sustained determination adopted the outset and
neverior an instant departed FROM that It's original purity and
unTtYaled excellence should continue 20 the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such successful eo
has oE' aAen the manufacturer. It is initiated by unsupuous
npoors, AID an inferior and spurious rtcles palmed OF upon
the community to the dtdment Of the public as
injury the manufacturer both in enouuent and we'll earned
repuie Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label ahd by peculiar shape OF the bottle
IcausoH the public against this imposition upo7 them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such Information from
wLo may possess It. ly having been yio,se5 or otherwise
as veaabe protect the public myself By urosecu
ton to Of die The genuine Daly's Aro
matte Valley Whisky put up p bottles EACH with
lzh yellow Label, and scaled with yellow pro
r.or stamp the and fac smile signature cf the pro-
rrist5r on the label. All other articles limitations.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure c-tcle when
they u the Valley Whisky, as is sold by the bottle an in case
only HN' Il. DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
epgl-dqm Sole PFoprsgor-
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THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIE1Y,S
FIRST
Grand COW TT. :

GIVEN AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Thursday Evening, February 2nd, 1850.
PROGRAMMES unusual excellence and variety hss
"a arranged, several lady and gentlemen amateurs OF the
CITY have kiudy consented 20 lend their assistance.
fIrRscueL FtNroE Instrumental Conductor.
Tickets 50cents-may be had az Tie music stores
Doors open seyn-COncer TO commence at half past
iau2q-ft
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several rooms suitable for Of
fees OF sleeping rooms, in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING, can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to W. F. COOPER, or at the Office of the
UNION AND AMERICAN to TEOs s. MAPR
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T. VI. EUBANKS & CO.,

We viii soon send order FOR Shirts we request all who
~ prefer their shirts made especially for them to leave their
measures with directions and guarantee they she'll made
as required Jan 81 J. II. MCGILL
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seventh Chanoery Division.
FOR COUNTY OFFIUEWs

ne are authorized announce Col. Jo C. GUILD eaadi
date for Chancellor of the Seventh ohance Division Of Ten
ne5sce Gec2S-te
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ATTORNEY General:

We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD
Esq, as a candidate fo7 the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral. for the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next May
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w. +. BERRY q COMPANY,
ian96 PUBLIC SQUARE
SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERM

SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERM,
1859.
nKDERBD by the Court that all transcripts from the Cir
y cult ana Chan csry Courts shall be in a plain, le1be
hand, aW paper having blank margin Of st least
width. on the left Of every page each
transcript shall be accompanied BY complete index And
fees shall be allowed to the CLERK, unless these requirements
De compiled With.
II is further 0rdere that uuessthe be In the case qua
OL upon the notice Ee deposons caption Of
any deposition except the tins OF taking tbs subpoena
witness affidavit ether unnecessary parr shall
inserted transcript shall any Zee for such matters
be allowed any CIerz.
The Clerks shall make ard file the transcripts for this
Court, within the time prescribed by Laws unless t shall be
shown to have been impTaclicable 20 do So
Ordered that copy Of the aove rules be furnished BY te
CLERK Of this Court 10 the Clerks Of this Court ether Di
visions, be published in two newspapers
Nashville
furnish COPY Of rules to all the Clerks Ct The Circuit
and Chancery Courts In their Divisions respectively.
4 true cpy from the Minutes -a--
Attest J. p. CLARK, Clerk
fwt
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FOR RENT
Superior Farming Lands for saie

FENE large and comfortable dwelling. known the Bishop
property, situated Market street For particI
lars enquire the office Of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Coure-v l2-tf
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CHER KEE REmEDY.
ROOTS, gBARKS AND LEAVES,
Is
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
MinRrRls.

ME- ask The afflicted Of either sex which DO you prefer
w pleasant and delicious srup compounded from Nature
egn hemeiesone which viii speedily and permanently cure
you or the VIA compounds heretofore used, san
seous and detng eject together with the loasoms diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy IS Natures Specific Gouor-
rheas elect, Gravel. Structure, Fiuor Anus Whites In Fuas1
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases h
natural laws after all other preparations have e, one
Of Heavens best merces to offending Instances could
producedof its elects, which Wo-li staEger creiulv
The nauzeous preparations heretofore have failed Int
this has never n instance been known fail Haruy for
mankind, the Governor Of hew8rd Father Who sc not
70 kill, but 20 cure.
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for diseases
which when taksn quickly flies 70 al parts Of the system attacks
the disease az post and with fidelity and courage huv
admirable, gives It rest unit has completely expelled M
frou he body AID restores The unfortunate patient % former
health AID vigor.
This "heey strikes at the very root Of the disease: s m
dency is not simply to suspend the poison bat remove the
which it depends.
u , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE the entire alb.
Of all duss0is taste ss It can lay n TIE count
ing the toilet table without being suspected Is A
Remedy" for secret diseases.
vi treatise Veneal diseases. with full directions PR ir
permanent cure accompany each bottle
Ut > Sold by all respectable Druggists ami dealers In nell
cinss POTTER & MEkWlN Sole Projectors,
St. Louis 30.
Sold in Nashville At wholesale by Berry Demove and E
ing & Pendeon at retail BY Hendershot, and an Dru
5ists e7eryW where. decf-dtWk y V-insda
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Death Of Henry D. GiIpin.

Philharmonic, Jan. 29.-Henry D. Gilpin, Ex T. S
Attorney General, died to-day
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Families and Plantation Uses.
J. w. Williams--Agent.

IHE ProprieJors OF these Machines claim Ia subsautiae
the caim) that their instruments execute an and e0eyy
kind Of es00rt, and perform the same in the best possible
manner Combining it does, the merits all the other Ma
chimes, and, at the time, avoiding faults,
mends itself 20 the public as the great Family Sew
ing Machine, and adapted to srry brunch Of indus
try where the needle is required.
They will stitch, hem, FELL bind and gather. They
strong lock stitch, that rayeled or p1ei They
make beautiful uniform stitch. both sides Of the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength are perfectly simple and
the management OF them easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton, tbred six, may used They
almost H0ise in their operations and 1rlU ear longer than
any other Sewing Machine extaut.
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers Housekeepers, any
other persons in search OF instrument any KIND
Of Scr7g done By acaiqs make sure they secure TIE
best, by examining before purchasing.
TA liberal discount made to Ministers and charitable so.
ccties.
II All Machines warranted thee years. and full instructions
given to use them satisfactorily.
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Rooms FOR RENT.-Somc Of the most comfortable
rooms in the city, are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND AMERICAN Block. Call on Mr. MARI at the
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PRINCETON n. J. JAN, 3O-Jos. A. Alexander, Pro
fessor Of the Theological Seminary, died Saturday
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LECo,PToN, Jan. 26.-CoL Ely Moore, Register
the Land Office, is dead.
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Wears authorized and requested announce A. A. CARTER
candidate for constable the st 1.-THE NsshviIe District Of
] Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
]
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THE STUDENTS HUME-A History of England
from the Earliest Times The Revolution 1888 By
Tid Hume Abridged. Incorporating TIM Researches Of
cent Historians, and continued down 70 the Year Isjs H.
lus,ratsd by Numerous Engrlvings Wood. Uniform
with Smiths History Greece, Liddss History o; Rome
and the stIdsnts GFBon. Large l2mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

HENRY ST. JOHN, Gentleman, of Flower Of Hun
drsds in the County Of Prince George, Virginia. Tale
Of HATS By JOkn Eston Cooke Author Of "Leathsr
stocki2Eand silk,' 'Tha Virginia Comedians" &C. &c
I2mo
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GAIT HOUSE,

NNHE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase OF travel from the opening the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged the Hotel to double It's
former caacy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the Teeaned reputation Of the
GAIT House,, strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained
This House most conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville Office Of Jacksonville Railroad having d
railroad connections Northern Cities and
the Landing Of the United CinCin
natl and the East, are within square Of the Eotel.
" Baggage checked in the Gait House to all :he principal
points, North, East and West
IL Time from Louisville to New York 3s hours.
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IMP OR TANT


| Purchasfup Family Se,vID. yTocI.iros
|
/
--
LET TT BE REMEMBERED.
'''i ''i' VI l'"eS 1" uses
there are but three kinds or stitches uods.
2nd' The shuttle Stitch.
The Grover & Fsvsr stitch IL ft.,u ...s .,.,,, an, =
OehpPed Inc machine making this STITCH sew from two com
mon no Shuttle no thread to be resPOo
Cd and finishes its own wsk it the most simple less liable to
any ether 9th er or rerlaps ALI other kinds
oD5 nh sv,v.t.Y, s,rz,,.
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Furnishing and Fancy
GOOD ..
Shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs and Cravats,
UNDERWEAR,

and Haf Hose Of every kind suspenders, Handkerchisf
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AsBvILLE AND cHArTANooGA *. 4:
on AND AFTER
dNDAK, January 29th, 1900
Double Daily Passenger Trains Has. ana W,s,. sill rua q
GOING EAST
Leave NaahyilIe az 80 A II anI2pm
COMING WEST

Ii rail connection and shortest route 10 sim Nv ys
~ fhds ph- Baltimore, Washington, Charleston, savan
nam montgomery New Orleans &C. Passengers Essf
and SOUTH the Memphis and Charsoa RsroaI T ~
the P A Train from NASHVILLE which wiz connect a. Chat.
tanooga with The quick Train for WASHINGTON Phila fsIur
New York. &C. AID az Stevenson with the last n over ~
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ts southern e1B1f
Passengers Tor the Western and Atlantic B1flr1a er-.f
with the Georgia and South Carolina goa VIM 20 fbf
without detention By taking the 30 Train frs N1lbi
Through fcrst5 be hai any boar on aBDilfI7 ~
Eeket Agent a. oss o. Depot the ooriag rlaeg All
al the following prices, viz. --
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A LIFE FOR a LIFE-By the Author Of John
Halifax" ''The Ogvies ''Ths Head Of The Family" &c
&c Cheap Edition, svo, Paper, 50 Library Edi-
ton uniform with the Library Edition OF "Jobn Halifax -
I2mo.
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LET TT BE REMEMBERED.

The Grover Baker stitch the only patented oh and is
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double, cannot
be ripped The machine making this stitch ews from two com
mon sPools-usng Shuttle requiring thread to be espoo
ed and finishes its wgr most simple less liable
arrangement andmost easy operate Of any N USE
possessing greater range Of capacity for family purposes
any ether 9th perhaps all other kinds
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-07

No SALARIES FOR County AND STATE Or
rlcERs-Thc last session Of our Legislature
inadvertently repealed that portion Of chapter
lG2, of the new Code, that related to the fees
Of County and State Officers, and Judge Dbl,
LON, of Davenport, has decided that officers
arc without authority to collect compensation
until the Legislature meets and passes an &C,
which shall restore to them their leaves and
fishes.' However we think that most oil
them will by some means or other manage to
extract enough from the public crib in the
meantime, 4Ae.&eep skin ana ,Anss 4aoaEhaE;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-07
A Commercial View Of Secession.

| We may as well have word about Seccs
sion Is about any other improbability, 50 Ion,
a people make ii topic of talk. Withou
touching the political aspects Of the case i,
this financial column, we cite three or -four
plain matters, which, in business point o
view, will be likely to interfere somewha
seriously with the South Carolina frolic
l. If South Carolina has a right to secedc
any other State has a similar right, or an,
number of other States. Suppose, then, o
the presen. thirty three in the Union, thirty
two should sccede, leaving only one in thu
Republic. To whom would the creditors o.
the Government look for the payment Of the
national debty And if that single State, 70,
instance, were New Jersey, how much money
would the creditors be likely ever to get?
2. IF South Carolina secedes, she annuls
the right Of the National Government to send
its mail bags through her Postoficcs. VIVA,
will business men say to this, who wish oc.
casionally to hint to their Southern custom.
ers, by friendly reminders through the mail,
that certain notes for last springs goods are
falling due? .vla-
8. IF South Carolina secedes, she will cease
to pay her custom house duties But If one
State may claim this exemption, every other
may. What then becomes of the national
revenue? The government will end, and
trade will end with it.
4. If South Carolina has right TO secedc,
she has right to secede at one time as well
as at another So has any other State. Sup
pose, then. the federal government were to
pay $3.50, OOO, 900 for Cuba, aud were to adj
NIT the Island as State. The new State
would have right like South Carolina to
secede at any time, and might seccde the very
next day after she was paid for, and thus
cheat tho Government, by gamblers trick,
out Of $3.50, 900, 900.
5. RI South Carolina seccdes, she neces
sarily carries with her the public works which
stand upon her own soil. Now, what it,
when the Pacific Railroad shall be built
costing the whole country uncounted sums Of
States through whose borders it
will run were to secede, and to carry out of
the Union. the handsome prize Of their Sc
cession, the whole line Of the Railroad, thus
robbing the rest Of the nation Of the money
which they gave to build it?
No; South Carolina has no right to sccede
She will amusc herself awhile by waving
Palmetto flags, and by wearing Disunion
cockadeS, but she has not forgotten that
General Jackson once sent Winfield Scott to
Ere a gun from Fort Moultrie, and that q
single cannon ball stopped the Secession
We think the present Secession will not need
even blank cartridge to kill it-N. y Ind.