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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Mr. W BRIcKs-SIR:-In your last note
you axe the astounding and extraordinary
liberty of expressing the belief that don't
know What AN talking about. Such lau-
guage Kermit no man to use in connection
with nv name. / demand its immediate
With travail. BLTSNks-
C. M.BLY: INKS, ErQ.-SIR:-You are right
Il do someti ines take back things. Fur in
stance. when y lend a fellow ten dollars
occasionally ia, ke it back-unless L happ n
+ I.ad II to VIC u, in which case I never do.
A. 10 that Iangur &c you refer to-suppose we
.st lei it stand. i don know of any prac
ticacaI advantage that is likely to result to
u. either from its umediaIs or remote with
dI ax al, and shall ID sruiore indefinitely post
p rue the act BRICKS.
Mr. c. W. BRIcKs-. SIR: You are pleased
to say that you never axe back ten dollars
W sea you lend il to me. This is gross in
ut, and as you have refused to withd .aw the
slandrruus remark that don't know what
am talking about. and would probably re-
| fuse to withdraw this Insult also, nothing is
| left me but to request you to name some time
AMI place outside of the State when aud
| where you can receive farther commune
ca ion fromme. BLYsAKs.
G. NJ. BLYSNEs, Eso.-SIK:-I am glad
you have at last hit upon request that can
comply with. viii BIC in California about
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A LIS O.
SNYDER. & FRlZELL

Have on hand Ia, 'se A=s'E AeN' u
r AIDES French Dress IT. NbAs
do. s.csbinet" CO; "a article,)
Gents Fine Sole Leather Trunks, ,,,,,
do DO do Valses, es . anl otll-
er sIyles0 which they are ole -iIs a. very Ie-
duced rates. Gail at No. Il Public s. UiIe'
iune7-tT
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N.B-The above Is facsimile of the
label each box.
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For the Daily Patriot
There's Heart that Beats only for
NE.
By RANDu-

By RANDIu-
There's heart, pure heart that Is beating,
With q lex fond emotions OF love,
And around all my hop s It is weaving
wreaIhs Guild from some magical grove;
his happy end free,
Full # youths ecstacy,
And whispers while betting, .I'm beating for thee
There's heart, a kind heart that is beating,
1 ( Ell that hear its soft tone,
For its throbs are music tuat's fieetng,
Around me when sadly alone.
How happy 70 be
With heart fail of glee,
AID list TO it Whisper. ssl'm beating for thee
There's heart, Ugh, heart that's beating,
As free as the bright mornings airs
That wake all the flowers that are sleeping,
And fls with their p -rfumes, the air.
How happy 10 see,
heart that's so free,
And know tina, it lives and beats only for me,
LeokouT NorsrAIs, June q, 1880.
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For sale.

HAVE 10 or II res of as pretty land, near the
: jancti on of Nolet svIle aAld Mil Creek Valley
turnpike, lies 10 Davidson county v ht wiSh
to sell low Tor cash. apply 10 r. r GLAseoCN c..
june26-u JSO. l.. PETN AY.
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NASHVILLE. June q. 1860.

c. W. BRICKs-SIR la your letter to The
Editors OF the Patrtot yesterday, you hold the
following language: He (BlynnkS) Is as
good fellow as lives, but he Won't do TO
go fi-hiug with" This regard as personal,
aud desire you to write cird Withdrawing
It. ana publish 1t In all the papers OF the
: ate BLYNNHS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
English Grammar.

T0HN 7. CLAIBORNE, recently from Virginia but
81 now resident of this city, and teacher Of
sumo thirty years exp renee, pronos 10 instruct
classes ia English Grammar exelt iuely. during tine
coming vacation of the Public Schools. He has
paid particular attention To the e. Mus and grnrnai-
zeal cor uction of The English language, and from
pas. success is confident that be would give en-
tie sat saction TO thos- no would fav him with
their patronage For the ctnveniebce Of pupils. he
would form three class be located in the North
Central and South parts Of the city. His will
be moderate.
HIS silence Is in seg:er's block, High street
" here be can be IoGnd he v I'D ca applicants
who v i'll leave TIER address at his hsuse.
Me- Claiborne is permitted 10 re 10 the Rev. DR.
He we ; K j. Meigs, Isaac Paul and J. +. Pearl.
juLe1 If
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Extra Fine Corn M cal.

A n additional supply just received or Glenwood.
n Also fifty b. reis OF the cheapest Food Tor Stock
in the market. BENZ. +. SHIr Ids x Co.,
iuueII-f No. - College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

sR- We are authorized to announce ". s. CHEAT
HAM TO- reelection Councilman for the 18th Ward
at the ensuing Municipal election. juneI-te
TPwe are authorized TO announce ANTHONY 5.
CAMP as a can didate for Councilman from the 5th
Ward at The ensuing Municipal election.
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G. WASHINGTON BRICKS.

P.S.-As an earnest of her forgiveness,
bic ia vor to accept for her parlOr the accom-
panying Brussels carpet, which 1 won from
Mr. Brussels himself in Il raffi few weeks
since. and having no more highly valued
lady friend to whom L may present it than
Mrs BLYNNKs. 1 take the liberty OF begging
that she will do me the great kindness TO ae-
cept it. G. ". 3.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned, un0er the style oil Fowler and
Kirkpatrick is this day dissolved by mutual con-
seEt-A. Fowler retiring. The business will III
future be conducted by 5. kirkpatrick, no alone is
A. W. FOWLER,
apr30 :. KIRKPATRICK.
II sHE undersigned having re.ired from the firm of
i Fowler kirkpatrick having sold out uis en-
Interest therein = kirkpatrick, respectfully
tenders his than to the customers of the firm for
Their patronage, aud scc'ts continuation of said
apr80eSm Aw FOWLER.
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LAND FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Rrco6vzay New York

6AOs@H - eASe -s(ss VA ~
XXI HEN completed SIX years ago the St Nicholas
w was universally pronounced the most magnih
cent, Convenient and thoroughly gaDized estab-
lshment Of the kind On this continent. " hat il
then remains to-day-without rival in size, in
sumptuousness, and in the gen raj elements OF
FORT and enjoyment. The Hotel has accommodations
TOR 1000 guests. including leo complete suites OF
APARTMENTS for families. Six hundred persons
be comfortably seated at fhe tables Of its three pub
lie dining rooms and nothing that modern art has
devised the enence and social qualification
Of tne travel public has been omitted its plan.
ncgiecte il its praciicas detaik. The early rep
ufation OF the house 81 home aud abroad, derived
from its magnitude, lis superb appointments and its
horneie comforts and In xnries, has been enhanced
every year by the xesred exertions of the props
tors TREADwELi wHITCoMB CO
may2l-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Mrs ELvIRA BLYANKs-MADAN Il have
the honor TO acknowledge. the receipt of your
elegant note of this date. 1 have no desire
to prolong The hostile correspondence be-
tween Col BLYNNKs and myself-more es-
peciaIly when l remember that he is the hus-
ba nd of the beautiful and accomplished lady
who is known to all as the envy Of her own
sex and the admiration of mine. | assure
you, my dear madam, that so far as am
concerned, the affair is at an end. 1t result
ed from a mere misunderstanding, and l
should regret it exceedingly but for the fact
that it has added 10 Col. BLYNNKs' exalted
reputation as brave, chivalrous gentleman,
and has afforded me the iuestimaDie priVi-
Iege of t, nderiLg tbc accomplished Mrs. Col.
BI.YNNKs an humble apology for its occur
renee, and of subscribing myself her most
obedient servant,
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FIGURING MilI for Rent.

'T,HE City Flooring Mil, stuated on the Cumber-
L la RIVER, just below the city, is offered for
rent the remainder of the present year, with the
privil ge OF next year. apply 10 TURNER FosrAR,
cherry street, or JAMES CUiSBIIf,
iune25-tf At the Sill.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Meeting of the National Democrats
of Davidson county.
A meeting OF all true aocrats, alike opposed to
Black RepbIcapism in the North and Secessionisin
in the South will be held at the Court house, il the
lily . Nashville, on Saturday, the Seventh day OF
July, for the purpose OF ratyng the nominations OF
stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. johnson, Ior
PRESIDENT and Vice President Baltimore. Several
distinguished speakers expected to deliver ad-
dresses. All true lovers of the Union, and oppo
ncnts of secession are invited TO attend.
June 2S-It MANY DEMOCRATS.
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e. For pretty and cheap Dry Goods can on
Nicholson & Humphrey at No.. Y south sioe Oh lhe
SQUARE They are receiving daily fine stock of both
Fancy and sta pie ti,,ods which they selling lit
tie cbeaper than any s,oer house in the city.
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HlBiTS OF uoOD SOCIETY.

danu DOUa IUI LdUIts anu GGNCItM5u
This not, might be Inferred, collection OF set
forms, ceremonies, points OF etiquette, and conven-
uonlisms. Written by person well conyersant
with the world, and, withaI, deep tanker, sage
reasoner, aud correct moralIst 1t will become a
standard work on Habit and Manners, and will End
way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
my11 No. IS Union street.
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TDR. MMsoSsTT'ss1
Ghalgbeate gillg.


An aperient and stomachic preparation of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by conf
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints, VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CIhTI0N, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA. coNsil.
PATTON SCR0FULA, SALT RHEUH, SCURF7,
JAUNDICE. Liver COMPLAINTS RHEUN2-
rISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES. INTER
MITTENT EEVERS, NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
MENSTRUATI0N. WHITES. cHL0R0SIS, etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, RoUGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, ets
The IRON being absorbed by TIE blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder.
ful influence.
The experience OF Thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of IRON can for moment be
comaarea with il. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compiexions indicate its necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. In all cases of
female debility (duor albus, chloEosis, ete), its
effects are delightfully."- renovating. IN remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and July restorative effects. Good appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition CT strength,
vita an unusual disposition for ac-ive end
cheerful exercise immediately follow Its use.
As grand stomachic and general restorative
Il has no superior and no substitute.
Put mp in meas Hat metal boxes containing
so pills. price so cents per 3o1 SIX Soass:
az so, ono tsozen boxes. 81 90. Fox sake by
Druggists generally. VIII be sent tree 10
any address receipt of the price. Al ic1s
tiers, orders, etc, should be Addressed to
r. 3. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, 4.
METRIC above Is facsimile OF the
label each box.
.sa...s1-sltr,yrsx1v
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Something for the Hard Times.

TUST received, by express, two hundred L1uis.
- Auakapas pair of Panis-Roo,s that were
never known to wear QUIT So Cash.
JAMES DAVIS,
june22-2R Public e rare,
Banner and Union and American copy Que week
and charge this Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Cigars and Tobnccp.
SO 900 Henry Clay cgsrs;
5u.ooa Nap Icon do;
2 500 Is Competition Cigars, impcre1;
1900 German Cigars, various breIds;
loo tiross Snok1ng Tobacco;
80 Boxes Iargucru A-misfe&d Iob1c o,
Is 90 ]. A. Clay %;
IS do T. D. White d.
SO do Tennessee Tobacco, r1Tious o<znds;
And many other articles Zoo naner01t % uenfio,
j. n 4 Il 5l,EHEY<
nar1e-tf IS Market a.. Mast x{He. Tenni
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Ny DEAR BRICKS You've got me out of
a terrible sc.ape. Those compliments and
that carpet Dive won several in rattle my.
self,) did the thing splendidly. Ms. Il. is in
Il heavenly humer, and has asked me TO go
fishing, a request L can't deny her, as she
generally cuts up whenever l 90. Says
must invite you up to dinner tomorrow.
Come, my dear RAREY--I mean BRICKS, of
course-and dine with us; and if you'll send
up basket of champagne for the occasion,
I'll hand you the money for it next week.
Come ty all means.
Hastily, bat truly, Yours, BLTNNKs.
FATAL RESULT! Just as this morning S
edition of our paper was worked off
and the hands discharged. we received
the intelligence that Messrs. Bricks and
BLINNKs had a hostile meeting last evening
about O'Clock. on the other side of the river.
They fought with small brass-barrelled pis-
tolls. at the distance OF three hundred yards
At the first fire they were both killed. Just
as We predicted. We are glad of Il. Our
columns are now clear of them.
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Ladies Shoes and Gaiie. rs.

Ladies Shoes and Gaiie.r vs..
AIDES dne bIaes Congress Caters with he els;
IL Lace
brown Congress a. az %
K blk butI. n
4" a. Kid Slippers, wiki and without heel
together With other sly les OF ladies' Misses
Children shoes
ALSO
a large .Ed Superior stick OF Gent'ennen's wear,
consisting Of
Patent Leather Gsiterss nnd S.rEui Sooes;
-EngCtIf
Lasting -
The above goods all fresh AMI % the best quail
ny, and WItrh oEerilg at reduced prices
(ah4t No i Public square.
iuns7-tf Hs1u SNYDER < FRIZELL-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

GEN. G.. WASHINGTON BRICKs-MY DEAR
BRICKS II have been unexpectedly called to
my residence by the sudden ilIness OF a mem
Der of my family. refer to Mrs B., who is
seriously indisposed. pen you hasty line
to say that your splendid description of Cal
fornia interests me exceedingly. / am ex-
tremely anxious to visit that State, and have
always intended to do so when l come into
my proper Y. When quite boy 1 mad a
gvod deal of experience in taking c&e OF
stock, aud could assist you greatly, AL you
may consider me engaged for the trip. What
salary do you propose to pay? Let me hear
from you at once. and tell the bearer If your
note TO bring it around the back way.
Truly your friend, BLYNAKS.
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Nashville Female Academy.
Enxx s,heH 1919

THE next session OF tais Institution begins first
Mon.ay III De. TENDER. Pre- arauIn week for
classification and rootniLg Of pups, the last week ID
.ug.st. Note the following advantages:
!. he Buildings ia exteat aud fitness Tor
Schooi PuI poses d"rvst.c conorts health, exercise
aud convenieuco Are wu.!y uneQ in tie United
states. We challenge g comparis u.
2. he Six acres OF Lawn and Shade
are encUoed Dc " secure the greatest privacy ana
afford pup the unrest aimed Ireeuom of Childish
sports anu innocent amusements.
q. nOn->ectarian.-TheA Academy belongs 10
fity gcnlrmcu .epress-teu by seven OF their NUM-
Der Of Inherent denominations pledged to preserve
the non-sectariin Character OF the school.
Ihe Maternal Care OF the Boarding pu.
pills IS eutrusted u1uer tue CONSTANT SUPERVISION oil
tie incpal 10 iades VI culture aud oducation who
devote t1eir mhoe time 10 tue happiness aud comfort
OF the papis.
5. he Health of the Instftutfon is
unprece 4eutou Lac history Schools tcree
deaths have occurred amoug the pupils IA over forty
years. Tue health statistics of tho Institution are
among it's Inquest recommendations
o. fhe Rooms are largo, well furnished, and
never =
7.Security from Efre,-Tho buildings are
heated By steiA.n an gnved with gas, that the
pupils secure from the ordinary accidents dccru-
ing from stoves, tire places, aud movable lights.
bcides tue eTeaness OF temperature adds greatly 70
the health OF toe school.
s. Regulations which years have shown to
be sAiuIar, II DC JntiBued their full force
Ihe fe~est possible changes si1 20 made IN the
rules and general arrangements of che Academy
o. r. he Faculty Is composed OF thirty live
teachers aiacuss, most OF aom were associated
With my predecessor Ii the Literary Del artment
he teachers have nsd ioug aud experiences
aud most them Ia. the Uid ACADEMY. In the Music
aud DIR naneLtai Departments tue teachers, PROBES
sois and Artists OF bIgu celebrity. a superior
iarpIst has been recenly Engaged for the en- SUNG
year.
In fact the highest advanta 10 every particual
that eau be iound IN any similar insttui ia tbt
United states, are furnished the Nashville Female
Acauemy-tne alma Nd.eT OF hnnd Ieds of the mos
elegant refined ad..s ia the southern States.
Se- Terms as heretofore For particulars apply
for q Circular 10 the principal.
GEO. II EvERHART.
Nashville Tenn June iI-twxw3m
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fight 7TecLs after the Presidential elecS
Any Communication ron may desirs to send
me viii go satei7 Il forwarded by the Pony
Express, to the care q ny cousin, the Hon
Horn BRICKS. ex-Jndge Of the Spring cock
fights at Sonora. I think you would like
that country, sl,o1Gding as it does IN the
finest trrut-streams IN tie world, the fish
being almost two numerous, anil as long as
your arm. I shall take The overland route
and have 70 stay here till can find some
body whom l can hire to go along and help
me take care Of my stock, which Is the rea-
son why can't be there to receive COM
municalion from you al an earlier date IT
it is thing you can warrant TO keep in any
climate, it probably won't spoil before the
middle Of December. In the mean time.
hope you won't make a fool of yours ella
thing you seem strongly inclined TO CO.
BRICKs
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FOR COUNCILMAN.

EoTTcE TO CAxDIDATTs.-ge will not insert herea-
ter any person 5 nsn.e Candidate FOR Office in the
TATEIOT unless paid for in advance. msr1S-tf
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Mr.. G. ". BRIcKs-SIE From a number
of notes of yours which have this moment
found in the secret drawer of Mr. DLYNNKs'
Office desk, it appears that you and he are
trying to have a fight. But you'll do no
such thing. I'll have you to know, sir, that it
has got to be stopped. You and BLYNs;ks are
sense enough TO fight a ten year-oid boy with
the fever and ague. Ii hear any more
about it. I'll have you boil attended to. 1
have sent BLYNNKs home to mind his own
business. and any further communication
connected with this disgraceful matter must
be address,d to me; thoHgh desire to hear
nothing from you. Sir, on any subj ct what
ever. ELvIRA BLYNNKs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30
Ladies French Dress and Pack
ing Trunks.
SG q Il "a 81 Al a e. &
~ College Street,
ladies' and Gents Fine Trunks,

las received lditional supplies Of ladies' Extra
Z Large Dress Trunks, of the izies: styIes. Best
tlglish sole Leather steel Spring TIT nks; Ia les
Bonnet Boxes, single and Couble top; Nalses, Bags,
Sc, nc, iOr sale AT very low prices.
june2-tf JOHN RAAAGE-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

Mr. G. W. BRICKs-SIR Il have nothing
to do with your notes. decline 10 stay the
debt. rgain demand the withdrawal of the
infamous SANDER you have uttered against
me, aud through me against my children.
and through them against my future
grand children. NJ prevarication will an
swer. BLYNNKs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

c. N. BLYENKs, ESQ SIR 1t don't make
any difference about staying that debt. The
constable says your name won't do. The
more suffer my mind to dwell upon the
subject the more an inclined to think You
tcgn't do for me TO go fishing with. But send
me- the tackle had to pay for when we start
e to Stones River, and I'll withdraw the
langul ge, retaining, however, the conscious
SIS OF its truth. BRICKS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

NASHVILLE < q HATTANuOGA- 5 +. Ms An
TESxEssEE Z AABAxA-I 1000 An 500 Pm
LorIsyIIIEE NAssEIIIz- o. SEQ m
GaIhItin xpre<s 300 a. n
EDeEFTEID & KzSTUcKy--I II, T. u
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Chapeau GuarabaIdi.

A NEW styie of sort Hat, of entirely new design
II just resolved by express
AS. FRANCISCO.
mayo No. % Public SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn
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Ttnpest's Fruit Jars.

Ttnpest'S Fruit Jars.
w nave % h-ld several bUncred d. zen Quarts
w aHd nan Saia11 q these faluoIs Fruit
The sinPsst, eheasest best ar Gle vet Invented
Ter tie Presery a1iOu OF frssS ana Y,z Z biss
TeEpesi's Jars preserve >TEAusEEzIEsl
TSupests Jars preserve Rxszs.zEIssl
TsmPsstis Jars preserve ELAcKs..erxSr
T~nEest's Jars preserve PIx PsASIi
Temp si's Jars preserve PtAcEzsi
TenpesI's Jars pr Sc We PIUxsi
TeuPest's Jars preserve QuIScEi
Tsnpss's Jars preserve CHEKAIEs
TenpesI's Jars preserve fuxATosl
We have . fall supply Arthuris ,.azs, Stone ami
Ill LES OF ali sizzs-
ALsSU--LadisN 3 Glass aud lin Jars, ali sizes-
which we arsodeft1T Il lest prce Ieei
that
Tempest,s Stone Jars
Enust supercede all Others.
iunSe Gu MACKENZIE xSCHIN-
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N Ill f
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE sc 1860.
HayEsgsTS Of THR RAILROADS..


NASHVILLE EsIT3SoOeA "A "A. MI p NJ
TESxzzz<E & ALzRAxA- 4:15 A NJ 500 r n
r orss<IzLzk kAsHvILLE-6 500 A. NJ a go N
80 81 ExpreSs5:OO p X
srpasF1zLD &KxSIUcKY- $50 An, GAS p. II
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Godey's Ladies Book for July.
Just received by JOHN YoSE & co.
juneI2-tf
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Mr. G. ". BRICKs--SIR THAT Constable
is a worthless wretch. l demand his name
that may hold him personally responsible
for the insult he has offered me. An imme-
diate answer is desired. BLYNNKs.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
SUMMONS.
State ofcalih
tice's Court.

State OF California, Justices Court.
County Of Nevada Ss
Grass Valley Township Before S. C. Richardson, Up
JOHN WALLS VS.. u. MYERS "a. J. DAVIS.
The People Of the state of California to ID. Myers
and A. J. Davis Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice OF the Peace in and for said
County, at his Office in said Township on Thurs.
day, the 18th day Of June, A. D., lsd0, at 10 o..
clock NJ, to answer to the complaint Of John Walls.
who demands Of you the of One Hundred and
Sixty-two Dollars, and Fifty Cents Book Account.
for Goods wares and Merchandise as per COMPLAINT
now file in my Office.
On failure so to appear and answer Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said sum Of slo2 so
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 2sih day OF March. A.
d. ls6o. sc. RICHARDSON, J.P.
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff in the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised TO pro
aure service on the within defendant and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and IL has
been ordered BY me that publication Of Tie above
summons be made in the Nevada Natianai n week
ly Newspaper published in Grass Valley aforesaid
once week, for the period Of three months yre,
vious 10 the 2Sth day Of June, 1860
b. 3m $. c. RICHARDSON. J. p.