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.DELiNQUENrTax.LaNDs,

- e55lEJ AUt N q . HFFICK,
b.. Jackson, AlsS., Mag 3ilh, 1850
CslI1E following described Land. ia the csunty Of
Il Scett, delinquent fos non pay IassrFnttf lar
e. OF 1857, II be subj cot 70 entry Or parctsss,
e this S5ees after sixIydsy from the Ats be- ef BY
cay citizen OF this SiA,e ssa tay usst Of sspou q,
for shlch ssia1sads s=e delioqusnt aud al COS :
10 the S:ste with damages and subsequst taxes ac-
efusd Sse ksxisrd c0de of Missis-ippi. e1sp. |.
sec 9. arts IS am 45 page a2. Via :litaf irter-
esr il W qsar.sr Of W q a;t7r. OF sssJion
r 81 z X. Bukf
Asditor % I'asiic Accounts.
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DELINQUENT lTAx-l.ANDs.
AtDIfoais UFFEeg,
Iankx0n Misc In..a 5nfh 1870

EryHE folio Hipg described Ia nds in the county Of
Tunics !. Delinquent for nen-paynent Of taxes
~ ISL. viii be snhjset 70 entry OF pnrchAie st
his o.ee, after 50 days from the dGte berepf, by
any ei isss Of this S>s's ntoa pay aosut Of amouut
3, m, state, with dsmsges ana subsequent Taxes
scera,d. Sse Revised Cede Of Mississippi, chap.
4 - q, arts. Is and IS, page 50. -
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BREckirRIDaE IN NoRrH alo,-The cldve.
land Democrat reports Breckenridge demon
strations and great enthusiasm for the Seceders
ticket in Stark and Ashtabula counties.
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DELINQ rsx-I...Au \ Us.

- = Jaekson Miss, June 9th. 1880.
rEHfI5 f0Iloxiag ds.osibed ia d. IN the caunty o.
Il iaiiahatehie, driinq teat tor non Payment of
taxes Of 1851, Will be sabject ~ eauy OF purchase
this afEcs, alter size DAYS ireu the da Hereof
BY aey citizen of tHis State, uFoa Esay zaeet 8 +
an us for vhieh said IaudsiFs ass4nqusai, aad al
.sts 50 The Stale with dimskss ana svoseqa snI
taxes se1Rsl..3Ssee REVISED Gpae OF Ais-issippi,
ehap. d see.'g Y, aria IS ID g, page s..
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Letter from. Hon. jefferson Tayis.

Letter from Lion. JSA9rSon l. avis.
T. We find the following letter going the
rounds Of our Democratic exchanges. Il is
excusable Misrepresentation Of the positions
/ OF Senator Davis On the territorial issue As
| our readers we'll know he las of all: our
statesmen, been one Of the most un! ielling
and uncompremising opposers Of the hcresy oi
Sqaatter Sosereignty and in his Senatora,
contests with it's special champion, Douglas,
during the late session OF Congress, his
triumphs have been complete and ovrrwhelm-
ing. sl ! .e .-a e....
We have placed this letter on record, though
it is not requisite to the yindicstion of its
author among his constituency:
| SENATE CuAMBEn, June Is, 1860.
EDITOR STATES AND Union: Nv attention
has just been called to an editorial in our
paper of the 16th inst !, in which you quote
| from Mr.. S4Vage's Living Representative
Men, what purports to be remarks made b.
me at the New Yoik Democratic ratification
meeting in October. 1853, as follows: "Gon-
gress his no right TO say what is property
| anysehe,e; Congress has no power beyoIli the
| grants Of tho Consti utton, and tae Consttu-
| ZION does not give Congress deSpotc sway
over the independence OF The z9sfr tsSiss.'' NDt
| doubling Your TtsidRiess to 90 sine Justice in
| this inattcf,2I send yol herewith copy 0fa
speech made by me III New York Oh the I9rl
| Of October, 1858, ! never spok9 at ratitica.
ton meeting ia that city and this must be
[ thespoeci feferredto. y au wiilpBfceive That
| the extract in Mr.. SIvage's book is mt cor.
| rect and by further reference you will per-
ceive that your quotatio.,in that book in our
editorial is so far modified as to create an inl-
preston which might not be produced by the
text. BY publishing the extract from my re-
marks 10 ihs end Of the paragraph, you will
oblige me. -r Yours, truly,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The following is tic extract re'erred TO:
Congress has 10 power to determine what
shall be property anywhere. Congress has
only such grants as are contained in the Con-
stitut;on. And the Constitution confers upon
it no power - rule with deSpotic hand over
the Inhabitants If lie. Teriitori5s. Within
the litaits Of these Territories, the common
propsitys Of tho Union, Eou and are e9aia..;
We arc joint owners. Each of Us has the
right to go into those Territories, with what
ever property is recognized by the Constitution
Of the United States. LAprfause.J Congress
hasno right to limit or abgidse tnat right
But the inhabitants ola territory when as
people they come to form State governmenfu
when they possess tie pomer an inrisd Z %
WHICH belongs . the f5e6FIu 'sss York o.
any other State have. the right to decide that
question and no power upon earth has the
right to decdeit before that ,il4e. Applause
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-'THE SorrHERS ISrELLIdEScre-Th first
number Of this paper, The prospectus Of which
has appeared in our columns, was issued on
Wednesdays. eWeextend to its proprietors
our best wishes for fheir success in their new
bait. ample field ofiabor. '.
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DELlNQ UEST TAx.LANNDs, { N

2 5IzSksee, AizS.J Jake.Izsbs zIseaassi zszss
sFt1E following deEeribei mx lands inthe county
IAsauaba, deinqueht for nom payment Of
Taxes Of ie55 viii be snbjeet To entry purchase
st lis once, atsr sixty days from the date hereof,
ny 3 " citizen Of tnis State, upon payment OF
4l IL tor hich said fands deli aud ALL
;.sts u the State, with damages anu subsequest y
axes accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi,
nap. . sec. ., arts, IS and 40, age 81 -
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VOL. xviii.
DELINQUENT T4x.LANDs.

jackson, MIss. May Seth 1850. 4 .
TNIE following described lands in the county Of
j. Choets ", delinqueDtfoF non n-payment"f tayes
of 1851 gi be sui ject entry or purchase at this
Office, ter si1ty days from the date hereof, by any
s.tiEsn of this Ssats, upon payment Of smSunt tor
shich .aii IAads are delinquent and all costs to
she gsate. with damages aud subsequent ts xes &c
.ruei. Sss Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap l.
Ee
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zRATIFIGAT.oN MEErISGs.-Thc Democracy
of tins city are toihaFe a grand ratification Of
the nomination Of Breckirridge and Lane on
Monday next. Similar demonstrations are
to be had at yicksburs and at Brandon on
saturday, the l4th inst. 1 q.
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lie MlSSISSIPPlAN.
.ckson. July 8, 1860,
yIraurzgIkL IIICToRs.

-0tfa STATE AT LARGE.
Fl. T. ELLETT. of Claiborne.
&. X BLYTHE, Of Yailohusha.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
.yJ j. w. CLAPP, Of Marshall.
SECOND DISTRICT.
RICHARD HARRISON, Of Monroe.
g. THIRD DIsTRIcT.
P.F. LlDDELL, of Carroll.
FouRTII DISTRICT.
LIVINGSTON MINIS, of Kinds.
aot FIFTH DISTRICT.
J..B. .CHRISMAN Of Lawrence.
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@DELIsaBEsT sK.Ls sSs.
7 zssga AEDiFUk 0sFiuE,
.Iacksnn. Miss. Nay I6th. le6n.

Jackson. Miss, May I6th, ls6e.
.xlJE foliaxiug descrihr sspas, in the count, oi
FesakIin, dslinqasut tor non-paymrns Of
of 1851, vill be snhjeet % entry Or purchase
ma sfscs, sitsr 50 aays from The date hsreef W
ssy oti.sa q ;s sAs .s's; sgg psssas
20 ths Stass With ad1agss aad suhsseasus
.ess sce,oe a. rfss past -of- Sections nins ana
t-a.r.ons. "a TsEnshipz Rxaand s5asof Ksags sna,
:, e.utsinins thssa hundrsl aRa nipe,y ysieti
Ess Ea q fba taxes assessed ~ the rspaIed aE ar
fes.,f See Revised Code Of Mississi ppi, Char.
sse. Q, Arts. IS and %. psge s2
], Sss' L r. BURT,
.,1s6o-eoi. auditor sf Pubic ACCOUNTS.
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= GEoseTA.-It is stated that large majority
Of the Opposition party Of Georgia, see ns the
f3lly Of dividing tfle South, and rcpuliating the
platform of the National Unienists, will sup
port Brcckinridgo and Lane. The contest is
one sided IN. the Empire State Of the South.
z 'KExrUcKf.-'fhe Frankfort Yeoman, the
central ofg,n q. The Kentucky democracy
rpasisp the names Of BrecknriIsc ami Lane
to it's mast.ilesd.
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6 .GTR A. Pryor, who was the foremost friend
Of Mr. Douglas from the South in The House
Of Representatives before The nomination now
turns his back upon the Small Giant and
gives ahearty support to Bfeekiuridse aud
lLaIe.. y - .--.te4 ~
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THr GaEAr SLAVE n .'l.sa 'f.saaDIYo Pohf 81 4nr

The GREAT SLAVE TR1DiSG PoRr' or THE
WoRLD.-A recent debate in the Senate upon
the proposition to increase the, African Squad
ron. brought prominently before the country
the fact thaJ the city Of New York is the,seat
and centre Of the slave trade in this country,
il not in the world, Senator Wilson stated il
the course Of his remarks. that 30 held il his
haaSsalist.of nine -yesselsll that had sailed
from that cit,saiace the 3Ist of December
last, to engage in tfs%sleve trade, and he add
ed that another had sailed within few days
making total Of ten.
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= - G.F The Virginia delegates have issued an
address to their eoastitnsnts explaining and
iiustifying their aci ion at Baltimore
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sIord ~, the c h day Of Au :u.t next,

fIr Tue purIrIss u Plying ths b4Is1cs dus said
holss, tbs 10 lasiug lsaIs ia Washington emmy
u s,issip.i, described - y a snIS WL Of &c
On 5, sAd " u of -s=cft,n ?. N T.i7, RI ",
aud the E I 3 OF section IS. 7. Ia k.5, ~
The sheFe sale silf b, N .de iur essh. and viii
take ps-ss bstwesa tie hours Of 10 aad ;, 9 ock
Tia title Ia sid lands il believed ., be ,od but
wall e5esey asly such sitis rs is vested IA iis bs
the deed af Tr1st. - CHAhEES u HsR4,
j4ueze 6l-tds as sitssEtnR TfH-ts-e. :.
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DELiaQuENf iAAx.leasl,s.

- BELfzNtE G1sN tx. Id y DHe q =
4asras sf3 ArpaTJRs UFFsck, L..
IeeksOn, Mlss, May 80 h 1850. ''''s
Ht1E flIeFing described Ianls IN the county Of
i Ma-sha l. s4siSq asnt for n0n .psy neat Of taxes
at 1851. Nsil b saojest ts entry ~ panehafs hs
E1is once. afersxiy iys fruus thed date hersoi. by
aay ci1aen Of this State. aPea payment af smann,
for Hhleh said ta Ids dslinq a1d al costs
the State, vita .mags aud .ubseq 4s5 xsI sc-
cruel. See RsS1-sfG a rot dissi.ssppi,e cnap. !,
sec ., q IS. - sld a. pese 81. at.so15s
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lam, dear sir, very respectfully, . q
Your friend and servant,
Hon. Nathaniel A. Borden. #


Those resolves. referred to wefefa set o
resolutions adopted by the Massachusetts, Le'
gislature during the year previous, when Mr
Everett was Governor Of the State, and are
as toilows: ,'if9EI - fiti8e ~ il&tc Bsj
Resolcsi, That Congress has by the Con-
s,itution, power to abolish slavery and the
slave trade in the Districte ef Columbia. and
that there is noihingin iesterms or circsirn
stances OF the acts Of cession by Virginia and
Maryland, or otherwise, enforcing any legal
or moral restraint on its 1existeneesii. q 7es
Resoloed, That Cong, css aeughe TO- take
measures TO effect the abortion Of slavery IL
the Distrietef GolaAtia.
Resotpet. That therishts of humanity, thu
clalIus ofijnstice, and the common good alike
demand the suppression By Congress Of tht
slave trade carried on Id aid Though thE
District of Columbia siaemlaierfle 3 tai /
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Douglas Deserted IN the North v est

[ zs.s5stitt -. = 1 -- 49, .5sE z59fF5E
The Philadelphia Press furnishes the fol-
lowing statement Of the detection Of some OF
the pfDmmeht Minnesota democrats-Senat r
Ii. N. Rice, George Becker, the democrat c
candidate' for Governor Of Minnesota last
Year Frank Steele, A. NJ. Friday, Formerly
Sheriff Of Ramsey county and member Of tie
lesislainre. and IMr, Elsertpn,sia banker of
st. Paul and chairman of an important CON-
nfittee 6f The State Senate, have all declared
in favor of BrsekiinnrIilger and Lane. They
have also addressed an appealto the democrats
Of fMinnesota, urging them to support the
fsfT ftiS ~ 7 .7ss-z-- ~ u Iaees9Jt,
Uemocratie Rational Executive CON-
ssifa .sssiaa1s Il nittee.z saia -sssl.ga
b bRo79 os7ai a.i3--44-7.-r---4eot.tilas. as Il.
The following named gentlemen compose
this Committee; ~ s5e.ar I'll
NJ Isaac Il Ii ss5TpvGSS,, Of Oregon, Chairman;
Robert W.. Jehpson,r Of Arkansas; Jelter-
son Davis. of Mississippi; Jesse ID. Bright, Of
| Indiana; Thus. Botqorence, of Pennsylvania;
Geo. M. Hughes, .6i Maryland ( j. W Ste
ysgson, of Kentucky; Jqhn B Thomson, Of
| New Nork; j. If. Wright, OF Massachusetts;
| James e. Bertet, Vim. Finn, Waiter Lenox,
| Of Washington City 7'Ye'surcr,i George w.
Riggs: Secretary, N. w. Chisksy.
All oinmanicaions should be addressed to
Hon Isaac I, Stevens, Ghairman, Wsshington,
DC Rooms of .thel Cdnrnittec at No. I39
National Hotelsdi no 15agoo bss lssz zT9Ys
lie The Committee have entered upon the Wig
orous discharge Of the iabors Ct the canvass.
III isalssi ii
toisfrr "A letter from key. West. Fla, OF the
2lstJune, says :;'.rhesthree carsoes Of ne
groes are getting along very well; the reduced
and attenuated by disease drop and up to
this date 1919 hare bseu buried"
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Sat;o,al Iemocratic Platform,

Repo,ted at Charleston tg majority Of tx
: CommjHee, Q,aL unaniuaous,y adopted al
Baltimore.
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ILLINOIS WHEAT PRosPEETs.-The Chicago
Herald, Of the 26th ult,, says.
The wheat harvest has beer, in progress tbe
for several days in Southern Illinois. The
yield Of grain is not heavy. but the quality 4
excellent. The later crop will be bet.ef. :
Some of the new wheat has already made Il.
appearance in the Chicago market. The har.
vest has commenced in Indiana. The arr
ers in jackson county began cutting thei,
wheat last week. and this week the move.
,pent viii be very general.
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DELINQUENT TAX LANIIs.5

Jackson, Mia, Jane 10Th 1880.
FUyHE f5IIewiHE derc ftb.d Ia sds in tte c uny Of
! s. Taaiea. drlhquentfJ for non pay nseat Of takes
q ISL will befubjsctts easry purchase ~ shis
,a.F, .e after % dsysfnotn The date hereof. hymy
c,tix N # this StSts upsn paymsHt cf amaans 30
~hies,sa / lands ara delinquent. and all cldts to
~, a.e Eitk dam ge< aud subsequent taxss ae-
sse. 8, arts IS and IS: page 50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AtbIfUA Uf,FfcH, -
Jaekson, Aiss., lana 18th, 1850.
1wr1 IL f,Ilowiag descrihed land lin the County d
- Tun.ca, delinqasnt for non pigment q taIss
,s5s will be subj cot 70 entry or purchase az III
Sc alter 81 days GoHa me date hereof. By ~
zs Of this Stats, upon payment a mount 81
said Lands are dslinq cent. ard all e5stsla
she tss. With dan.sss saa q ssassqusas ia.s. s.
e. :. arts 45sapd ID. psge s2. aaE 8, 80
.Disislontf seclion. s. z. B
~ fractIonsl gnsstef.- - ..;s.-. 9 10
4 halt. !. -. 30 ~ ",
~ ( M, =
a.. Al. -. o - y 20
Z. es.r;ooaf. =. Z. 70
z - !, .s..3tA4 10 "
~ ss5a s.ss 4 n IBUkT,
-. n .s0-eod Aui af Pas Acct.s
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TRUsTEE,s SALE.

EeY virtue ef = deed af Tsu.t xscu;ed on tat
ID 1t day = Mach fs2s, By Hazn W. Danlst
s,te, " liam G. Dsnoss and m.sslf =
Trustsss. rscs.dsd lie tbs ocs tf the Clerk 6f the
Pr..i are e ursoI Washington e..ua.y. ana intend
ed 10 secure the pEy uest VI Several notes made by
said lIuaIaP. payable % Ssephen ~ Hi lsr ano
ltsh-It y u4snr, I s,Is as the req4sst Of the a.
sigaee Uf several IL a n..tes tx,,ose f.r ssie il
E out IL the Ca aeitsl in thsc.ty of Jackson, Miss
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BEAUrTrL lfAIR-Ths Is one of thg srra'est on''
n,an, ,.h,ea p,aa ~ wcnsn could6 at - "a spendh
b,ad Aair9f Il he in 20 STA s.of he' 81 ~
thick, no matter WHIST hslls lsr fet' si = pa VIA
an at,rartlon tia. no; ssraP q. epy, ~ ih se Sh4
an M an gay IL Is aatar ~ On -'n s'~tvgh-
6sk .saa 81 E,ur s<s saate ;saertaE q tissAa =
ease We would rem dgsh sslt a.is 40 asn wN
m ~ cam 4 Ne essar eFa hair to ssr,ginal be hs
IT.a Proiss.f W,ors mn fssc se ~ sseafa tho
mo- .tay,, n xl.sruEEs sthr It's be tN,
and vhsp hat n slucv ~ MY, ia eTist c.
az. IL. iuxu H. cs and gas |. rar y kaaS, Wyeda
kss orat ve 1. The siiy ssidatie hdi ttrpatsso- go
-,,..,,,os g. asft tHn f1aG3a2i4 iMAk.wa6n.
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+ asttsS Neso OH ESaauiRer, Aag 25bt 1869.
SiAUIASa's PRkPAaEu GLuE. Is iesgrtl
for Repairing furniture in all caSes Y ! n re
calinet, makers glue is used. ltiSe>crh ut
for 'mcnain.s boUks, i'efasteniTs' The hiosen u
leaves and covers quiekl v, add firmly. .siCiS
put up irglai -lottles or saasS glas-pot w;lh a
brush, aad will become Indispensable y The
houSekeepcT.
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oDou>eA .-tt >. bossaelaE L ---,-.r.,.,
THEtBaSr & Bk.N qARA A QUES ION.
". l.. lAGAN & CO, OF Toy, y. Y
have gives Us Tor publication The toiOwits
nns,d cited opinions Of the highest toned
Journals in The land, all comuIcndatdry OF
tfEIMSfREET'Stsi sislS,ftd6t BE HAn cJIa HIN1i.
s7 "A supcr5ur iIair Restdratiys.i-o Hosien
daagi al bs9o3us ot G4glssb yii4s1zsoaa an
1t takes precedence OF all Others SPRING
jfstd RSpabL crl,t t..;. .t,t agsS sV1 -s-a
.aaS, tyiqinl l,hantly won FOR itself thename
tffpin,stiG iGe - S Srdtgidu. ~'.44's 'D''l 1"s
'WsSWtGitlj advise 0aErea HRS 10 bay nsth-
in hut o'Tginut t'tfnsttr5te Auir RcstOrRttee.' ;
l-afio3 aWAsg.sl yd--goiaAl9 razTSAI
I ga stru usyl raluable prepartleD tested hy time
and experlnce - Biastoa Ledger.
1T i tle oai5 reliable artlcc for restoring
gray hair to its oSlySsa icolDr.'---taisty
.ioaJaaL9Fni Toi gsidp5.lgGo 1as. i9sZs "a tl
1t has a most extensive sale. - Troy Times.
'Repcei ye with gray hairs aud a!d heads,
Tor i,t3m;;tazs1 Viii tfeSiofs tRe former to
IT'S orieiii.,a lse;titp, and csSerahe latter with
u sala2nrant4 4r0arlh.'- --75Uy sBsdqt. q a9ii ;,
Isiah 0o1@tsh u have, tAe fss qslor, insteau
of the rough look which hair-dye imparts' use
Heimstfeet's Restgqtipe which lnylgoraies tne
roots Of the hair and makes i young agal''' no
matter how much il may beI Iiaieet - bosto"
l5qfatyle,. siisis5n@ aaW e ts9HGsi p
SOla eyeryEhere-Picc zoe and 81 ? bot
IS Sold in tantci, by Morey 4 Bro, Cassell \
Baughn. Sold in jackson by J.. b. Morey';
j. S. Sizer, and all the, Druggist ~
j. WRIGHT, & etl,- sASrwt'rieans. Whole
sale Agents. June I'6ur-i sSSw niil.
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any other State, have. the right to decide that
question, and no power uplI earth has the
right to decideit before that Tine Applause ]
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~ tfs ~
M.. WINS WA. expafle ccd narse, and fem 10
4, 80, h,, ss, hlg Syrai, firi sttIfag
" N s..s,ets r nricss I'D rd q sgft-
e,,vv .bs .,,,st sasipsesl qa aai ngl ~ Al |
rsr ard 4, are D. % shs hpSyL nr cadtip.in Il
m.s her. i, vii sIvc sf,s y6sa clsts klll III fand
h,.l,h .. ysar inaRis. Peri ,'y 10 Al sazee -
sIve4tisoueu. IN SnO,hgz tolaln, AaS " Ea-aANiy.
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To Hon. BEsJAMrs FIrRrArRrcK.

WAsHINaToS, June 25. 186o-GErTEMEs
Your letter of to-day informing me that l
'haye been unanimously nominated bv the
National Convention of the Democratic party
which met at Charleston on the 23d day Of
april last, and a1joured to meet at Baltimore
on the 18Th OF June, as their candidate for the
Office of Vice President" was duly received
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eas Of s.ose tlols a. 'r.1ly'. - pol.
STATE UF MIssIssIppI,

iAIbkkDALE JOUNTT.
At CE4zcsry Rales t.f,rs e tZ-. /, Jaae istA 1860
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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
senate cnanpEp. JUNG Is, 1860.

We have placed this letter on record, though
it is not requisite to the Yindication of its
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
Grand serenade.

To tie Tons J e Brecziwi9qe and Joseps
Line, The N mines # the National DINO
cratic Co"vent,oa tor President and i.ee-
preeidsnf- .. .a.. - -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-21
WINTER GOODS.

TENHE subscriber has inst returned from ths
IL East, and Is nosv opening an extensive ss-
sortInent Of GOODS suitable Tor the season,
many articles Of which have been bought and
viii be sold at LOWER PRICES than were be-
fore sold in this place Consisting Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE AND CUTLETY,
ENSWARE-STONE AND EARTHEN
WARE,
GROCERIES-DRUGS & MEDICINES,
BOOTS AND SHOES. consisting Q:
10 Cases Mems thick Boots at 81, 81 per pai- srd
upwards.
Cases Mems Hunting Boots
Cases Mems French Calf, Grain and Wa.a--
proof ditto
10 Cases Boys and Childrens Bo,ts. of supe,Ios
quality and low prices.
Case Mems Coarse BrOgans ST 95 cts
Cases Cbildrens, Missis te Womeus Lace Booas
BCFFALOE ROBES.
MANILA CABLEF FOR RhFTFNG,
Do. SMALLER SIZES.
BAR IRoN-SALT. az. sc
Persons wishing to buy GOOD GOODS, NJ low
prices, viii find it 70 their interest to examine s
stock. Country Produce viii be taken in ex
change for goods-fcr which the highest n,arke,
prices viii be given.
E HUGHES.
January 4, 1seo.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS.

G. G. EVANS, having purchased the stereo-
type plates, copyrights. etc, Of the ''Prince of
the House of David - .-Pillar Of Fire. etc. would
call the attention of agents to these truly valua-
bic works.
The prince of the House of David. - is one of
the most popular and best selling books ever pub
lished. Over 10000 copies have been sold, and
it bids fair to outrival the 'Pilgrm's Progress
or anv other similar work
The pillar of Fire." by the same author, is
now meeting with rapid sale, over 90 900 copies
have been sold since its publication, and
companion TO the .'Prince Of the House of DAVID
every reader Of that book should purchase copy
The Records of the Revolutionary War; is a
book of great interest and gives a vast amount of
information relative to the Soldiers Of the Revo-
lution and is invaluable book of reference for
the descendants of its heroes and all who are in
terested in Pension Claims. Lani Warrants. etc
The most liberal inducements are offered to
Agents, and upon addressing the publisher every
information viii be given
SEND FOR \ CATALOGUE
Address GEORGE G.. EVANS, Publisher,
459 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa
February /, lS60.-l0-6t.