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PIANOS. PIANOS.
i ISPESSs. 1F7U f EETTEss
VTNHE subscriber invite the attention of purchase
II ers to their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
n SUPERIOR PIANOS.
FROM THE FACTORY OF PETERS, CRAGG d Co.,
These Painos are celebrated for durability and
all other requisites, throughout the Union. AID
particular attention 10 called to the late improved
large Seale, Grand Action, Superior Instruments
in all respects.
ALSO, lsarge stock of MELODEoNs, from
four TO six octaves.
GENUINE MARTIN GUITARS
Also guitars from Hall Sons, schmidt & Maui,
Tilton and other favorite makers in great variety
and Of every price.
We have now the largest and most complete stock
Of sheet music, musical instruments and musical
merchandise il the South.
Our stock Of music for piano, guitar, melodeon.
violin, hute, harp, de-, We believe to be the best
selected In the South. Il embraces all the standard
pieces and all the popular music Of the day and is
constantly increased by additions Of new music
from every publisher in the United States.
distraction books for ell instruments.
Music and instruct books sent by mail postage
free on receipt of the marked price.
Also Guitars. frum ST. 10 SIS: Flutes from
81 so 20 $50; violins, from 81 So to 500. Violin
and Guitar Strings. PATTON 4 BARFIELD.
WI So
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DEsrRABLE Residence FoR SALE.
1--WE undersigned ofersfcr sale hislste residence
u IN city Of jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence Of Col. G. 8. Tarpley.
L. Y. DIXON.
Apply to q. o. DIXON or 6. r. Russell.
oct 10 So If
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MILLINERY. &c.

a 7 MRS. vlRDEN.S, State Street, Jackson
"A She begs to 10 n her lady friends and the
public generally, thL .ne has just returned from
be oin 20. AiJltaery selected from the leading
establishments Of Fashion. Her bonnets, Isces,
embroidery, closks, &c., are gotten up in q style
Of beauty and elegance never before equalled in
this Market. Dresses made to order and to suit
the most raine1 taste. oct 10 So n
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HOT NOM E-IICNTEnS. moi

ntHERE il . small lot Of land, containing 500
I acres, more or less, situated on either side Of
Bahala Creek, in Lawrence county, Miss, i've miles
North Of Brookhagen depot, and one from the New
Orleans and jackson Railroad FIR sale.
The greater portion OF this land is finely timber
ed with pine, and the tract embraces splendid
uiIl -ssst, . vast area Of rich pasturage, . good
ceilsd dwelling. out-houses, good spring, and .
young, bearing orchard. Ssvysrs, grasiers and
herdsnen, humble farmers, nor fruiterers, coaid
get more cow eaient or desirable location.
This land must be sold, and the terms are accom-
modatine. For particulars, apply ct once to
noylI 5e-wtf b. NELSON. Canton, Miss.
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J. HARVEY,
Carver and GIlder...LOoking Glass and

j. HARVEY,
Carver and GIlder..-Looking Glass and
Portrait Frame Manufacturer.
Opposite the BoIcmaR House, Jackson, Miss.)
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public, that he is now prepared to furnish
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGoNY FRAMES,
LOOKING CLASSES, &C., 40,
On reasonable terms the above articles can be
purchased anywhere. He would also call particu-
lar attention to the fact that he can re-giId old
frames, and warrant them TO look as vel IS new.
]. HARVEY,
july 20. 1854. 1y Oprosite the BosSman Ha,se.
JACKSON BOOK BINDERY.
AND
Blank Book Manufactory.
Corner oPposite the BoWmGn House.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public 0fces, made to order after any
pattern desired, both rs regards Printing and ku-
ling, superior in quantity and fnish and furnished
at lowest Southern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FOR REAL Oh PERSONAL PROPER
TT GUARANTEED MADE As FHR Law REQUIRES,
And suit in size the requisites Of any county in
this State. 80
Blanks of all kinds also furnished, printed In
dhs conformity tolaw.
sH Binding of Periodicals, Music, Magazines,
etc., done in q neat style. L. JULIENNE,
July IL, '59--IY.
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Coal Oil and Lamps.
A VARIED and beautiful stock of Lamps, and
n the Coal Oil ct . reduee price.
iune2g so J.B. MOREY.
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Coal Oil and Lamp

kSCHO0I1 Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
- lust received J. s. SIZER.
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will in ali cases be reasonable.


In proof of DR.. CARR's proficiency and success
in the treatement of the above named and kindr ed
diseases and deformities, beg leave to refer to
the following persons for whom he has rendered
services:
R. Terry, Leake Co. Miss. "a case of hair lip.)
Georgiaua Wilton. Grenada, Miss, Cross eyes. J
s. d. Davis, Shelbyvills, Ind, (Cross-eyes
G. Sliger, Andsrsonville, Ind, Crdss-eyes.)
Jane Jones, CornersvilIe, Ind, Zero s-eyes)
K. G. Balch, Pamela Co., Miss, (Cross-eyes.)
X. j. Mostly, Kosciusko, Miss, Grass -ey es.
W. Daubenspeck, Pennington, Ind (cross-, yes. }
d. B. Harrison, Oakland, Miss, Gross yes.
N. g. Newbury. Cofseville, Mss CROSS Eyes. }
Richard Rice, Kentucky, Hair lip
T. T. Buchanan, Wenona, iss, (Hair-lip.)
&c. Turner. Coffeeville. Miss, Flair-Iip.)
Thos. B. Young Pamela Co. Mss. dair lip
Besides the foregoing he has many other certi-
fcates in his possession, amply attesting hs skill
in the treatment Ct casses be takes
pleasure in exhibiting to persons whc may desire
his services. He has also the highest recommends
tons from he Medical Faculty.
May IS '60-tf.
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yWyHE undersignsd, Proprietor VI the BOWMAN
IL HOUSE, Jackson, Miss. respectfully informs
bis friends and the public, that be has leased the
sbove named Hotel for the ensuing season.
The houses are IN fne order, snd will be opened
on the 18th Of May; the rooms are large and com
fertabls, and no sxertion shall be wanting to make
the House comfortable home.
The Table will be provided with every luxury
ths New Orleans and home market will afford.
April27 6e-sn s&v. 3. HILZHElM.
nranrtako.
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"A PLACE as Professor In College, or as Prin-
n cpsi Of well situated Scho l. by gentle
man whose services be obtained alter the mon
OF July. The . ivertiser has had some years ex-
perienee In teaching Latin, Greek, German, French
and the usual hisher English branches.
VIII, II required, give instruction in vocal and
instrumental music.
Unexceptionable references given and required.
Please state terms, conditions 3d. and address with
real name. AN
July Coins. Natchex. Miss.
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PATENT FOLDING SPRING NAT

PATENT FOLDING SPRING MAE
TRESS.S
THE undersigned would respectfully annauca Il
the public that he ID now manufacturing ssW sl,ss
paent Folding Mattress which is super;a, n a.
ish, durability and style, and far surpasses an
other bed in comfort and to the person wha Z
90 fortunate as TO possess one.
The prices Of this Mattress are very moderate.
cured in the northern cities. = R.o-
He also manufactures all kinds Of Pillovs MAJ
tresses TO-, 3D., 70 order to suit his customs,s
Please call and examine his stock. Al 80 go.
over the store Of Capt. Julisnne State street JscI
son, Mississippi. SAMUEL. pf}f,I'
June '6o-tf.
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tbs L TIE 67ly eEzzfsred Commercial College
In Ekes South Hesk, snd he oldsst IN the Unitsd
6t,fss and ha& stood fer more than . Quarts< q 3
Century. On il oan merits slDns.
Bead can Be bad with the Professor o. other
good families speaking English, French o. German,
from s. 70 IS per week.
Cataioeuss, with terms, opinions Of the press
and isading men Of the nation, etc sent 70 al Who
desire them.
deals iatsndsd for this college should bring this
advertisansnt a. special directions e there are,
every Nihter. temporary rooms open for few
monfhs 81 of courss making wonderful pgetsnsions
and prenises, and posting flaming placsrds, 70 en-
Iiehten ne psobls ef New Orleans and the Soulful
When fhres or more form elnbs, enter q he sane
tine Ten per cent. vii be deducted from tuition-
Cffifsns and sfaneers sr invited 70 visit.
Fs55t s6e-Hly. RUFUS DoLBEAR President
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Al Farm for Sale.

Is one mile from Jackson, on the Railroad to
Il Brandon. Well improved about one hundred
acres in cultivation; good garden o large guam
tity Of every kind of fruit; about four hundred
acres in the tract; plenty of wood for the jackson
market. The terms will be accommodating to the
purchaser. March 10 '60-tf. Ell.
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CARRIAGE KkpOSIlOkY.
II. MARSH DENMAN s. co.

Corner CdrondsEes and Grduter Ntrest, and 81 30
and IS Common Street, Nelo Orleans.
- g KEEP contantly on hand an assort-
SSE@ ment of CARRIAGES of every
E2W description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures in the
United States, which they offer for sale low for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services Of Mr.. D. N.
'Iollingsworth formerly of the firm of Messrs. E. l..
Bouer Co, Yazoo City, as Salesman.
T;rlvOo
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

Fresh G ,rden Seed.
{ us" received, from Lsndredth d Son
y april IL 80. J. B. M0REY
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LEDRETTER & son.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
sB Office on Caps.oI 81, eet. 81
Between Strauss Corner and the Uulun Hall.
June IL 69-ly.
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III Inc WOTIu, ii
Dysentery and
children wheth-
f. ON teething
other cause
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THOMAS WALTON.
MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. v. FORBS ELLIOTT

SURGEON DENTIST. JAcKsuN, MISSISSIPPI.
rs permanently established. and will war. ant bis
work. in finish and durability, equal TO any in
the South.
Office 10 Graves Block, Main street, up stairs
Refers to Col. John d. Eliutt, Jackson, aud to
Messrs Green Brother, St Louis, Mo.
Dec 80 '59-tf.
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OFF BY THE FIRST TRAINII

n AM in q hurry to drive down to Johnson's,
i The City Trunk Store,
To get on Of his fine travelling Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes. where may be found great variety Of
styes and prices with Saddles ,Brides Martingales
and Whips; also those famous
Nc Hurray's Riding Bits,
and anything else in my line Of business Two
4 and Horse Iron axletree wagons and Carts.
An assortment Of Best Fishing Tackle.
G. JOHNSON.
Ian ,60-tf. w. H. Aliens Old Stand.
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H, r. TRABUE.

X. r. TRABUE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EAJlLL practice in the Parishes Of Madison, Ten
w sas and Carroll in Louisiana
Office at Vicksburg adjoining that Of Messrs
Brooke Smedes, and ut Richmond La.
June "a SLY.
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JOHN ID. FREEMAN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
jackson. MISS.
CONTINUES the practice of bis profession as
~ formerly-Mr. Dixon having withdrawn from
the late firm Of Freeman Dixon.
Oct. q. '57-Iy
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Oh. Ts GARDENS HOTEL,

@ Nosis patent Spectacles superior
~ 10 all others call and examine.
4rI IN ,ea-I~ T. VaElPIr
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SuTbSL IBHIBUY
all cases of
Diarrhea in
err it arises
or from 3 n y
WA Knnld raw
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Entranse on both s,rests. 0psn day and evening.
PACULTYs
RUFU- DaLBE&R. PREsfDzEF.
NATHE DEPA RTHEN1,
so al Csc. B. RRaoEEf. P RI
Bo0Kz KEEP INC DEPARTNFKT
s kuTUs DotBsAR. lecturer.
IN BLAcEnkE, Prof.
ENGLISH ID EPARfAENE
Hon. } n. Ca Reis N. A. n. lass Hap's Education,
La Prof and Loeturrr On CaumsfeiM Isg, etc.,
and NJ .acfaErHY Prof
fREYeH DEP Al TMEHE
MARc RaUx Pref.
EEPAR7JfEHT F0R f,EFH1ASHP.
krTUs tBBfse.R, Lec<zrer.
I'll X fsRIFgIrH. Prsf
1 AFISH DEPAREKENL
hANrsL MAkIN0. Praf
QER4 A Y nEPARTHEFT
GsozGEs&xgz, Prs.S
4EAT.E.1ND GEEK bERARTMKSE
@. 6sszzzz Erslsesssss
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LAW PARTNERNHIP.

aEo. 8. YERGER, FULTON ANDERSON, WINS. YERGER,
"ILL practice Law in partnership under the
w name and style Of "Yerger's Anderson"
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VIM EstelIe, Aleck Virden, JP Jones,
BIrksdale, l. Bramlett, E Moody,
DR. Capiness, = DPadelford, Mrs. Bass,
Lac Lindsey, Gen Freeman, A Steele,
W Bowen, WI Msngum, Dan Allen,
Mrs Barrett, Col Mulhein, J Rives,
Hugh Markham, Beverly Blunt, TW Parvis,
" ellis Hsrrell, Mrs II Hllzheim, Hi Smyth,
G Bankston, L Johnson, Maj Austin,
Morrison.
JACKSON, March, 1st., 1880.
In July 1852 purchased of Rufus Arnold, one
If Scovell 6 Co. dies Sewing Machines, for the
Of the State Prison and 1t has been in constant
since, and consider its performance equal
any other machine A. n. HARDIN,
Superintendent of State Prison.
JACKSON. January 1ltb, 1860.
have used of Scovile 4 Goodeli's Sewing
%a,hines for six months, and find IL TO give entire
abstraction. J. = HARGROVES
RUFUS ARNOLD,
March 80 '6o-tf. Agent tor Scovie 4 Goodell.
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NEW Books! NEW BOOKs !

NEW BOUKS! NEW iBUOKs!!
SCOfT,S and II snde's Tactics; Throne ., David.
y BY lngraham; Woman Home Book of Health;
81 Furridis, by author Of Lsuplishter, Ratietee;
Mitchlets La Femme and L,Ampur; The FIRST L we
OF Aaron Burr; Lttle beauty; Rev. Sought. RS
Man aud Woman; Dickens; Maveriy: lsulwer; Mil
ton; The Floss; Sam Dale; Say aud Seal, BY the
author of wide World PRESCOTT, and many other
desirable new publications.
July 80. JB. AOREY
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On NANsH1P-

Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLUE
WINDOW GLASS &c.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FRESCO AND OAK DECORATION,
FIVE DOORS Below THE OLD MANSION HOUSE.
FHHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
Il ket, at or below the New Orleans prices.
Painting and Paper-hangiug 10 all its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted to
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
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what we have n
medicine-MeUer
in a single an
a cure W b e n
Never did we
stance of dissat
any one " no
contrary,a all are
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has it failed,
to eff C.
timely used.
Know an in
isfaction by
used it, on the
delighted with
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FOR
CHILDREN
TEETHING.
spALpING,S PREPARED GLUE

s accidents will happen. even in we'll regulated
IA families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap nd convenient way for repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crookery, DC.
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sKNHESE Machines have been sold in this vicinity,
4 and give entire satisfaction. The receipts
will show, besides which, take the liberty of re-
ferriDg TO the following named persons, among
others, who have used them:
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THOMAS MaCKENZIE & SONS,
Esta5iisked IN 1895.
ca GREAT SOUTHERN SAD CA
DLEkY AND COACH HARD.
! WARE HOUSE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ava IhtpoF1e1N of :. ~
Harness Mountlngs, Saddiery Hardware.
Spokes, Hubs, Feiloes, Axles,
Carnage Trimmings, &c.
No. 222 Baltimore ST. near Charles, Baltimore.
Two BUYERs-H Having now regular weekly line
Il Of Steamers and Packets running from Balti-
more to Savannah, Charleston. y ilmineton, and q
daily line Of Steamers to Norfolk, our customers
can get their goods as readily from Ba timore -
from any other Seaport Orders by mail solicited.
March 20 '80-Iy.
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More and more popular every day.
A Nd testimonials, new, and almost without num-
IA Der, might be given from ladies and gentlsnsn
in ali grades Of society, whose united testimony
none could resist that Prof. Woods Hair Rsstora-
tive viii restore the bald and gray, and preserve
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l.. CENEIIAA SON

DIR. NJ. y. CRAFT,
s noao at home prepared to resume the practice Of
Medicine and surgery
CINCE August '53, he has been abroad, giving
y operative surgery his special attention, and for
such practice, has supplied himself with the best
instrument and apparatus in use.
Should persons at q distance desire his attention
or advice they consult him either in person OF
nv letter az this place. Once over Whiting and
KausIer's, State street, Jackson, Miss.
NAV ~ '54-tf.
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Put up for dealers in Cases containing four, eight
| and twelve dozen-s beautiful Lithograph Show
| Gard accompanying each package.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
"Eietory Is within our --rasp: We
have but TO reach forth, and il
is Gurx.s

From alf parts of The STATE we have ra-
ceived Information within the past few days.
which assures US that a triumph, no less GER
tain than glorious, awaits US tO-mor-ow
I'VE have but to reach forth, and il is ours ,,
From the East, the Middle and the West q
united voice of cheering greets us. They
teii Is IN tones Of thunder that Tennessee is
true to the Constitution. the Union and the
enforcement of the Laws We feel that the
Crisis Is appreciated, and that the patriotic
heart of the State is aroused to fling of the
lnsldioas meshes of disuuion and revolution,
which have been set TO entrap Us. Our peo-
pie have been long and anxiously fighting for
party. They have met with various success.
First one and then the other has been in the
ascendant But now they strike hands and
are uni ing for their country. 1t is no long
er the Wings, the Democrats, the Know
Nothings, the Americans 1t is the .'gra nd
army" of patriots, marshaIled to shield and
defend the Constitution and the Union, from
the attacks of its assailants. who alike swarm
on the Lakes Of the North and The GuffII e.
accomplished. But there is something vet
to be done JOHN BELL. a native born, a
gifted, an honest, a trusted, patriotic son
of Tennessee, is the chosen chief of the en-
tire Union forces of the nation. We not only
want TO make him the President, we not only
wish Tennessee 10 roll up its majority for
him; but WE WANT TENNESSEE TO BE THE FLAG
SHIP OF THE UNION FLEET. She can only
take that proud position by her own prowess
Tomorrow is the appointed day for that
splendid exhibition. Tomorrow affords the
occasion to blazon the brilliant and patriotic
deeds, which are to fix the prominent re-
nown of the brave State of Tennessee among
the States OF the Union. Every man may
make himself hero in that honr Of strife
and of victory Who will lose the golden
moment? who will fail to answer 10 the roll
call of patriots? who will shrink from his
cOun;ry's service in his cOuntry's peril?
None. We trust none. Let all go forth 10
the battle, with the shout: TENNESSEE SHALL
BE The FLAGSHIP OF THE UNION FLEET"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
Virginia.

The Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. Tribune, telegraphs that paper under date
of the 10Th, as follows
News from Virginia is positive as to the
election of the Bell ticket, as Mr.. Douglas
will get at least twenty thousand votes in
the State. Many Democrats opposed to dis
nniou will vote directly for Mr.. Bell. None
of the Congressman dare to advocate disuu-
ion openly.
When 'Old Virginia" has determined to
go for BELL. the seceders may as well capt..
ulate at once. BREcKINRIDGE will be no
where, even in the South, which they
would have the people believe is going for
him almost unanimously. Better get on the
winning side, democrats, aud vote tomorrow
for BELL and EVERETT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
Kentucky and Tennessee.

They entered the Union together have
fought for il together, and are now standing
together for its preservation. Both alike
attached to the principles OF Liberty. Justice
and Equality; both alike having shed i'm
perishabie renOwn upon American ANS
each having given to the American councils
most devoted patriots and able statesmen
they try tomorrow in generous and honor
able rivalry, which shall do most for the Re-
public. Kentucky has given a son as a
champion of those who seek to destroy the
Union: Tennessee gives one who seeks to
perpetuate and ennoble it. Kentucky furn-
ished hers agains; her consent, Tennessee
hers with all her heart Kentucky says she
will ou;doTenHessee in this glorious struggle
She says her honor, her patriotism, her devO-
ton to the Union and the Constitution has
been impcached, in the effort TO make one Of
her sons an instrument for her country's
overthrow And they say they mean to re-
pei the indigniiy in a majority of %, COO
against those who would subyert American
unity They tell Us they intend to give up
State pride. flIal partiality, and offer up
their '.favOrite son" as a sacrifice upon the
altar OF the Union. What shall Tennessee
do for hers Will she allow her twin-sister
to Guido her in the noble rivalry? We hope
not Let Tennessee permit none to do
greater service to herself and her country,
than she is willing and ready to do for her
self If Kentucky is determined to give
Bell $4,000 majority, let us do as much.
Arise, Tennesseeans, in glorious but de-
termined rivalry with Kentucky in this great
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A ereat pay In cheatham,

The Constitutional Union men had a
glorious mass meeting at Ashland City last
Saturday. All parts of the young county of
Cheaiham were represented and such an
array of youth aud beauty. manhood aud
patriotism, age and wisdom WIS never before
seen there: Speeches we're made by the eIO-
queut HESkY, just returned from his labOrs
North amongst the scenes ofthe Revolution (;
the indomitable QUARIEs, and the gallant
CoLYAR, whose tall plume is ever seen
amongst the foremost men in the fray. The
feeling which prevailed was the most cheer
ing. An intense and holy love of our free in
stitutions and of the Union purchased by the
blood'et theRevolutionary fathers, animated
every one; and all went away deVOutly
praying that on Tomorrow, the Union ticket
may succeed. Look for good news from
Cheatham t-s-.1-g