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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03


CHARLESTON. April 2G.-NIGnT. = More
ID uncertainty. Nobody knows anything !
he pot is boiling. / tell you. and it's devil
n bard TO silt the scum on the top, We
Aiabama parer men have a high position:
Id II We haven't; and we find ont all
hats going; bat The sum Of what we do find
ont is shat ALBANIA is the xafchtower Of
salvation. The responsibility (and bad wbis-
KY is breaking me down. Ny eolored land
lady says I'm list fit to fall dowBi" But
I'm good for The eampaign--I am: see if
aia't; and my man keeps pretty we'll atop.
no matter who goes down.
Tell Squire W, it's well he always
spoke a good word for that great man Dong
las. He Is growing still. id if be amt.
The Platform Committee reported against the
SCATTER doctrine hy only ore majority. They
think the convention will ratify: but it Is
id Uncertain. Ny mans views that
question are truly staiesmanlike; just like
l.iine and Squire VS. aud DIR. lis.
He thinks TIE true policy is to take the
strong points of the Douglas and the anti
Douglas schools, and Iniie and combine
them TO save the country! Mark the words,
10 sare the cot1r.syt Ii they cornprpmi,. on u
Squaitcr President and ant-Squatter Vie,
H. l. wil To take either position; ID il
II the Convention blows mp. we'll try to
ird the strongest side and join that to saue
the country! Our motto Row is, sace the coua-
~! Union of the coed men of both wings
TO save the Country aud my man for Vice!
II takes vast amount Of whisky TO settle
q great principle and save the country.
Since we've got on the saVe-the country tack.
we've pretty near cleaned out the groceries
Tell squire W to b. sure to speak
well of Douglas, aud talk Of ''siatesmanlike
views that y i'll save the country" My man
says that's the card TO win on.
Later-There are still further developments
Of Importance, hut they amounted to very
little. Every Thing is lost in conjecture. aud
i devliSh uncertain. S.atOSin4ullke views
alone Can save the country
My man Is oa i've different tickets for
Vice. We stand good chance 10 win in
ANY event, except a bust up. Let Us all
uni.e 10 save the county,
+. S.-Mr. HilIiard is here. He is great
man. He is very polished. He has great
Influence with a portion of the Alabama out
siders. lie Is good at speech. Doct l.
says be was AN aged instead of "A three
year old Democrat, he might be thought OF
Tor Vice. Il i id uucer ain. He dresses
too fine and speaks too proper for Demo
crdt. lie don't look like Democrat, but he
is a smart man. aud We all are proud Of him.
He Is proud, too.
Or. l., of Mount Meigs, is here. He
says tie horses here are shabby and tie
whisky enough to kill a well-raised man.
He IS for auybndy Tor President, and my
man Tor Vice. He don care d-n.
Ny colOred liud- ,dy says the convention S
a humbug Her c4ke sales have only ia
creased 81 per day, and one lpdger already
run off week in debt. | settled IN advance
s. 2d.-The Irish imported 10y the hotels
for the convention will remain aud be Il
great accession To the Stale Rights party OF
the city. They are not delegates TO the con-
Yeu;iOn.
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ErOae day, not long ago, gentleman
residing near Paris had an alteration with
the woman who kept The omnibus Office at
which BE- habilually took passage for the city.
sequence OF this had f.ver, and died. inst
before her death she excluimed. .'Oh ! the
wretch; be gave me my dealh-blow." And
socthed by this feminine outbreak. she
calmly breathed her last. The life was no
sooner gone from her than the gentleman
was arrested on a charge of manslaugh er
upon the strength of the woman's moribnnd
exclamation. The Court held that under
the circumstances the charge could rot be
maintained.
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How TO SECURE TpE RETURN oP LETTERS
SoT CALLED FVR.-Thousauds Of letters mis-
directed or not called tor 1T the psSlfiice All
nuslly iiHd their way To the dead letter eli &c
Al Washington bourne from which very lew
misguided IuissiVrs ever return. The law,
hoaevc recently enacted provides a way for
the return of letters 90 their writers. IL is
lawiul IN REQUEST she postmaster at The flee
la which tie letter is directed 10 r, turn il un-
les csilrd for hin thirty days, and when
ihis rcGneSt II siaIe il becomes the duty Of
the postmaster 10 return il Ia the writer
without expense TO him. This request can b.,
printed on the d.. of envelope, aud would
read as follows:
Pos master Of
Please return to ihs undersigaed unless
called Tor within thirty days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

Es-Not long siaee the remains Of human
head of an enormous size were found in a
load OF Peruvian gnan0, at Petersburg, Va.
Last week in load Of guanO received at
Norfolk there wcre found TIE vcrtebra Of a
human being, which was abaa9 twice The
size OF that portion OF the human trssne fo
be fouad 10 those now living. Tbis wouid
seem to be Poof Of the existence al some
anterior time, there existed ia Pera race
u giants. Various boaoz have also beea
found OF great size, al Of which have bcsa
nsoaoaaeed human.
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sI,erin7s sale.

~ virtue Il "a 70 me directed, and delivered
frfIu Siss 81. narti- Csstiilt ttarf pf Davidson
.unts. isnnessee, a. As jaBaary Terra, lsss, !
i expose a. Fubic ss.lr, % tfe / Eurst b-ltuf,
each, 81 the Court hauee Yard, do tle t.ty OF
tsiiVHle, ou Saturday. tie 3 a. Day q stay,
20 all the rlght, Itls ctEm, in,crtsl .lna eststc,
.i-h -auu-l D.. Nafkaa tilea had, - n1ay have
tce acqaiFed tn sac lo the follow e desCfihes Se
man Hatnr q sam, nEcd about siAfs ave
ans, ccl-s li-rs --is T., No -. treats
Q fset sbr ). ufl ste ui tfosd -, and hsuk
iHarCd aAa Esxts Go allen - Give geVt
sic, T. ants vBe i.sarei ret sz=d a les -
ici -aua 81. Abe south side Is CaribeFiaa q river
eistFirt 30 - bsf irHIIE iH ire septsr = tile
81 Church I-FaFsse r,al, thrace ruahIug North
K tast - EMS i.a.rs 90 flake, tEearc - kasis
seui5 ave fris-, 70 lais- . 4 stake "a lile
boundary 81 Ae Ga iags fFact, taerce Ne "a
$50 nsss viii satl Lace l4ao Is Tie psies 10 a
a..r, theisss eaih 90 s. - = pa.es a. a rock D
els stsuth ; 80 ga twenty fuils { the era
eef the farnFke go4d, t1e.ic- sfsatI dst Past .
T. size bes liiiE --itfi, Se- - hs ue fasn r
nst &nslK iiie, frsatn ( Tr Anndlef fest a. De
b. sire aHd rtsfiEsg hzss ere lfIuf ra "a
gsaty-aNr fset e. tReits alley beasE Z fs.i
- ifc rot.eFtg II : Huel 3. AarFza, g. fslai3
10, Us Il rendered b. G-FGr a. James X. f-lts
4is-t samuel Z. AorEsns
goHN X esfIf Iss0S,
rlszrsE - EetFt' efslasF-
apr So-sas- ~ a. Gf.i RI. sp- - T.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

DY virtue of the au:l4r.ty conferred, by the
} hereinafter described ycrGfiaul eEpouaS 60 me
. rectcd ana delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
DAVIDSON county, Tennessee, AZ ats January Term,
o. / viii expose L. publc sale, u tAc E.suest bid
r., . tl.e Court house AaT gate, d. tlu e q
Nlsuv .llc CA Saturday, ,he 9Th aay Il s, lsto,
TIE right. tito, claim, Interest alid estste. ilcl
r.. ii Alruu BIAS iu aad L. l-e following de-
r-bed protSGty ta-.yHt; one negro Oman named
tiy, eyed an at 50 years oac Negro &sn named
.roa, 2ygd about 20 ears, and oIr- otler nesfa
rusau uam-L Natc! aged ar.u' 20 ears, trtlea
GA ba *. Branch, .vHufy sheriff, a= abe property
'riered iu said rculi Court, $50 la favor o Sas-
Cr4t- head a1d o4e in tsvtr Il rs. 81. Bilcu Ns.
-saru l.. Nrslcr aud a. T. IL Min.
Also AT abe same time O. place, xiii expose
lc, tlc hi -uest hiaaer fsr cash The following
-Croes and property 6" WI One negro Ma named
ITtyg'!l, about - years oi age, 81 Ult-k complex
3D., aud three year ella horse Mules a. hay coli
les Iod 90 by Johu d. HGrr5, ueruJy SHERIFF, as
property tf e. =. Il. Aarta. e. satisfy Ncudl-
mi cxpoaae, from tie Circuit Court sal Davidson
nnty L IA or 81 81 "a. EEIyl and a-siazt r. Law
nee and a. r Il aaItiH-
Ai>p.-At ttc same tfe ana place Wil expose
sale, o. sac highest b.lacr tvs cash. one negro
"a named NscH, aEea about j years, of copper
lupicAlen, levied en abe rruTcrtF 81 r. 81
.rtu by i. e.. Drair, Deputy rteTtT- 4 satisfy a
uuituat exf ofs ss4ctl L. said Cfcat Court "a
Y ct IT, CL.ifre4, >r-- against T.. iats &c 4 G..
II. Martin. safe within laWfui hsars
JAMES II. HiSfON,
Shcrii Cd lavidspa couHty-
X. BRANCH,
$50. %. MuRRY, Deputies
spF2-td l.. & pftAKE,
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sheIins saIr.

~ virtue = vela.ilesi eAi.nH, = -
&c Iessaaf IS. q. H. % SIS .se en- ezfss5lssi,
4 ,.sisxrFea frosn tl-s Hsasizhe Gucl u te.agt
fatxi.z.=A ess.ts. fellsssss - ts tsiasF = r'sf.
ga AZ cAf-osz a. ssalls ssies 2 tsr tsAess
80 f5e c..b al fhs C1rrt tHtae AsEd, p The
+ & Nal,1sis, o. SAT- iiiiA1 tlir i.siit iaA a
\ isss. ~ uae fsiii SAC, s'af is.ffs1s si.a
ssfe vf.sa T. - HleEs tfeH tfsa HAS have
- as.as.fed "a sad 81 fir fF-issErs erHcrttss q
g. eflE g AZ. : ia7t 9. - - p pa it'a.e
q NaEfe fsT t9f iusr h. 4 - 4-nre -
ssss res IL tae - lftsTs iaee 81 iaFsLEeu 50
- Hssk s. pase ~ = "a FAsf II - es-zrs : -
y ~ Nsfr - a q Afatfsra - 1eed zeza-t-rc.i
ths tHzrs atsEfssf tss=k 16. nsSa "a ~
essa t-sfts,stzfis sascrinea falssr- Ess.l-
a. - = STAKE - tae isas - esiiaE steel 50 tii-
essneF - sa 8 thease "A 4 Ia The l-4f q Al
ssiaE stssst 80 fest g. stzks u sie a4e =
sstf. tneacs - FssAt asssfs N-ffA 80 fssf &c 8
fest alley ttsAsr a. ssi4 alies 80 frst
axe tssESz fzFlit as - sa=is 80 frft tlss
ssanlHs <. fss 4es4 9f.e aze IS sss.sssFsd "a
cas- g sessEa, tiosk ias tsxs soss isglss e. -
ffat-= y 81 ). b fsseAs. . s-tlftE ~
5 ,s4ssl $40 tiscks - i4xur q 4 {. Is--ssr
4. II knHEktee&.
aP< 5s-s1s sara Of n1sl1zal- - aaty-
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''SEvES Up the Plciades
Tbs NORM WtssT PASSAGE 70 THE WITS
HoUss - Uig Chicago.
NAME FUR THg NEW RELIGIOUS EyESING
PsPER-The Night Blooming Serious
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FuR A NEW Car
KoufsA.--O. VIII you 20 10 Heaven, il you
eau.
\. IN die firsil
Il Is 80 excuse Tor had morals To say that
yoa ", re bruaghl up in a Police Court
The reason why they have no rcgattss o
The Seine, IS tat the water there Is AWAY,
sau.
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ss-Fr,a. Douglas. Willie ia Nsucasile,

@s-Frea. Douglass. while ia Newcastle,
ssesntly made application through the Ameri-
csa Minister in London for a tsSposs to eu-
able him to visit Paris as al AEaerican eitl-
zsn. The reply made by the Minister WIS ia
ensct that the constitution Of Ihe Uaited
States did not recognise persons OF coier as
eiiizens; the passport was therefore Refused.
Through the kiadaes-, shsWevsr. OF the
Preach Consul at Newcastle. the required
permission has been obtained.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Supreme Court
of Georgia has decided that negotiable pro-
missory notes transferred as coILaterd security
is not subject in the hands of the holder to
set of or demands by the maker against the
payee, and this, whether the note be endorsed
before or after maturity, when the demand
does not grow out of the original considera-
ton of the note"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

zs1-The Hon. Jonathan Phillips has pre-
sented to the Rev. DR. Garngtt's Society. in
Boston. n chime Of thirteen bells, for their
new Church. The bills will be- cast by
Hooper Co, ut a cost TO the purchaser Of
$4,000. The largest bell is to weigh 600
pounds, and the makers promise that the
whole shall be equal to any other chime in
the country, il not surprising all.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

One OF THE GAMEs.-On strict western
steamboat the usual amount of gambling and
OF her expedients for getting rid of time was
reSortef TO, and one evening some of tie pas
sengcrs asked the captain if h. bad any oljcc-
tions To their holding a prayer meeting in
the cabin-"None at all. gen,lemcn,n
was his bland reply, "amuSe yourselves in
any way YOU like; only remember that it is
the rule of the boat that all games must cease
at ten o'clock
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q Mn.

TnE NV JERSEY P1AcH CRoP-The New
ark Mercury says:
From nil quarters Of the State we have the
cheering lidings that Indications Tor a full
ult fashioned crop OF p.Iches are more ia
yor,hle than they have been tor several
years. Ne arc glad To learn that many
orchards. which have either not bloomed
since le56 or whose early prumisc has been
bushtd ny the late spring frosis. now lis
pluy wealth OF pink blossoms, from whose
iruitiOn their owners are sstnguias Ut OBJ
tanning plenteous. healthy yield.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

Is the court Of Squire Hall it seemed good
to the counsel employed on one side to back
up his position by reading paragraph from
"Chitty's pleadings;" and tearing his author;-
ty might not fall with sufficient force on the
gentlemen of the jury" lie appealed 20
Squire Hail.
esquire. you know Chitty?"
Ion yes" says the Squire; "Chitty is Que
of the bsst lawyers Kentucky ever pro-
duced!'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

held State Convention last Wednesday, at
at Lancaster, and chose a full delegation,
beaded by Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller, to the
Baltimore Convention. a resolution was
adopted, expressing entire confidence in
Hon. JOIN McLEAN, OF Ohio, and Hon. JOHN
BeI.r., of Tennessee. and recommend them to
the favorable consideration of the Couvsn-
ton as candidates.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

4 MODERN SPARTAN. - Gen. Lewis Cass
was born in Exelcr.N CIV Han pshire on the 9Th
day of October, 1882, and is IN, rcfore now in
the 18th year Of his age. 1t is said that Gen.
Cass never had an OycrcOat on his hack but
once in his life: an in-tance that occurred
two months ago, during moment Of partial
bodily prostratiOn. The first drop Of intoxi-
eating liquors never yet passed his lips.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

J1-As Mr.. Eaton, OF Rockport. Ohio, was
blowing in bis feld, not long ago. be turned
these had ali double teeth and all sound.
The skeletons lay near together, only Il foot
below the surface. About year since.
near the same spot, another was plowed up.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

The Keekuk Qowa) Gate CITY of the 2Olh
says: At Sherifl-s sale yesterday, the Gilkcr-
on place, including loo acres OF land. was
bid of for little less than $4,000 In the
flush times this place was sold on specala-
ton for SIC .OOO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

S- The Prince of Wales, we learn, de-
sigus taking Washington in the route of his
intended American tour. Lord Lyons, Her
Majesty's Minister there, is said to be fitting
up his residence in the First Ward, Wa.hing-
ton, for the reception of the Prince and his
suite
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

En-The new lantern for Minots Ledge
Light House is eighteen feet high, aud ten
feet in diameter, weighs 10000 pounds, mud
costs about $4,000. twill be ready to be
elevated TO It's position in throe OF four
weeks
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

According TO DR.. Forbes Winslow, there
are in London 10000 children trained to
crime: 5000 receivers of stolen goods: Is 600
gamblers; 5000 beggars; 10000 drunkaris:
10000 habi'ual gin-drinkers; 10000 per-
sons subsisting on profigacy; $4,000 thieves
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

The other night. at 81. Loais, yonng
lady rose from her BID in somnambulle
state. aud went t. hn open window; in sons
way rhe managed to fail through il to ih@
ground where she lay in helpless state,
with several Of her bones broken, TIL the
morning. She will probably die.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

~s-Mr. 7 r. Mynatt VAS brought before
~, Grim nal Court, y.stclday morning, il
llriag alleged rs his counsel that it could be
pr.vtd by several witUesses COW absent, that
he killing of Webb vas accidental He
was remanded hack IL Jail, 20 Az ait the
taking Of tArir rpositions.--AsHPaisE i'qss-
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SberiG's Sales.
SberjR7s Sale.

OY virtue OF "a TO me directed nd delivered from
} the Honorable ChaEc-ry Court OF Davidson
unity. Tennessee, at IT, NuN euiber Term, 1889.
al expose - guhlic sale 10 the I'd hc-g bidder, for
n at the Cour; House Yard, la the CITY ~ Nash
lie, Saturday, the 5tlI day uf May 1900, ali tho
,bt utic, clam, interest aud estate Wlich Char les
r. Martin tL'u lad, OF may have since acquired
and to tlls following described: two n gro slaves
al three horse, To VII: a Wau eel JulIus aged
bout forty two years, e black CompieAl.u, and
"a aged uBout thirty eight years, ul dsrk complex
a. aud one sufrtl, a-u tNe bay horses, besn- ieyt
The properly OF bar e. 4. "a Martin, SAT
va Judgment rcuCeT eI % favor oi John T. ~ leaves
and M.lur lh- use Nc., gaIHst I'd Laws -uce ana
Ilres +. Il. Ma la 1lIs, Aprii an, IS63.
JAME~ II. HiN ION Saerin,
apr5-td. BY T.. 4. u4AkE, ID sheriff
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@-Mr. Lawrence johnson, the extensive
type founder Of Philadelphia, died in that
city on Thursday last OF paralysis. lie MAS
ell known to the craft of the eoantry as
must exemplary gentleman.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-03

4 szz-s.-..z
Mexican Mustang Llnnlcnt as a valuable and lnc5--
pensabe article for sprains Sores, Scratches Calls
Horses. Our men have it for severe Eurns, Bruis
e<, Sores stiff joints and Rheumatic Paiss, ana ali
say il acts like magic. We other Linhnent-
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
go < IS Express.n
Gentlemen ~ had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything could hear
of wi bout benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
ment- !: has perfectly cured him, and now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES D0RRANCE,
Every Planter, Teanster and Family should have
this invaluable Sold by all respectable deal
throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK,
may1-1m ProPrietors, New York.
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GRowno A.AnAaA corrox enor.-The

GRovnS ALABAMA CorroS CRoP.- The
Mobile Register, OF Tuesday morning. says;
Age1tlemsn who has jaSt Ir 4veled through
Soatherg Alabama lniurms as that the cot
ton aud corn crops are looking nn-ly. and
there Is 81 presrnt every Indication IA II thtre
viii De a rIch retara irasn mother esrih for the
care bestowed sPoa her by tie tiil,rs OF lhe
stil
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$1,000 REWARDS

N csssssaa-aee esfisa uumeFsus hrcs that have
/ curreI H-t4H ia - fcCeftgs y "a their
,-,srixsi - -lcssees 81 ae.niafs1n, : \. EaAnss-
ssssth savor - tAe vllg 90 AaslVIe. BY sirtse u
the recorlaleaasou d tizp IIss cognsl. Vii give
FIFE Hts BRED TsOIIAllS
q > reward far the anpf-.5sss Nnd csnv.etion Of
lay Isszsa ReFszs % lie fflfne II afsaa within
49, csfsfFsta Hmrtz. II - efa5ls he nitted
a aay tIaie Wlhia taree rasiiths from the date
Arssi9 =. = HaI4INGSN eRJH, Mayor.
SszaFltGx. ApTi u. l>te-
Ifla L sacg NFstefs aaiiarize me - offer stdi-
tsss.as FrNafo = fIvE sUSisfsEn DOLLARS ioT ne
zgpFrfats.aa anz csss4r.1la - above.
spFis-u - HuIAENGSWof1H.
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Mrs yyInsiow. experienced nurse ma
enale MUSICIAN, hasa soothing syrup for children
eethire, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethiEg- by softenpg the gumsre iucing liinfama
on-wlI allay all pain andis sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves aud reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement q
mother colurnn uneTd&w1y
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NiasaA.mes gor NIay.

FRANK LEzLIE's MONTHLY GAZLrrE OF FASH.
IONS.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
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1gflp advertisements.

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Will leave here THURSDAY, (to-day1 the 3rd inst
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H0use-Keepers. Attention.

L ladies more especially, is requested by Messrs.
MACKENZIE X MiNCHIN, To the excellent Refrger
at.rs and cheap Fruit Jars with which they
supplying citizens. Tempe~tS Fruit Jars ad-
mIrab y adapted Tor putting up al kinds If Fruits
AID Berries. They are uuia able, simple and cheap,
the demand for them Il great that all eady
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
may2-tf
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EUsT recsIv.a. Goa assortes csnafy Bird Cages Il
- All - it-, gulnrs sHa Irlces Asa sssr.t
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mn RDSHE1 Ma YORK H-reeF Potatoes, good
tOO Isr sassFs % Y,alilss. Jasi ressisea aae ioI
sale hr A. JkNkfAS.
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This book describes minute!y the whole country
ashed by the Amoor River. To this large tract
.ention has lately been directed in very marked
amer by the action OF the Russian Government in
King possession OF t. and it is probable that ere
: ng, for commercial or other PURPOSES, ae-
Iaintauee ~In II VIA DC a. Necessary as with any
her division of the carth's SUFFICE. Dir. Collins
proposed 10 himself t. satisfy the necessity for
lowlcdgc. lie visited eA cry city on The banks Of
river, noted their pecuiiarllies, and the hie
aracter and manners OF the people, especially tie
ndition Of traae, industry and social life among
m. lie oescribos the nature Of the river itself
th respect TO the feasibility Of navigation and the
imperative wlduess cultivation of the "oun-
les on and near tall in graceful and attractive
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ID ANAW-tY from the undersign ed nine miles from
4 savannah, Hardin CO., Tenn, the 10th of
Auri., 500, gro man named III TER ayed about
70 years, about feet high, very black with SCI
On Els lett Jaw caused by Kick fl mule, had on
when he wsnt away light cOored negro Kersy pants
course cotton shirt, no coat, black wool hat. I wi
give So reward cauZ ht IN the state $50 IL c8ught
on OF 1t and brought To me secured iaIl SO
Ihat c get him ANSON AUSTIN
may"-w3t Bonean, Post Office, Tenn.