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We learn that Bell and Everett military compa
nv has been organized in this city. We suppose it
is intended to supply that IN which Messrs. Bell and
Everett are entirely deficient. Gen. Sam. Houston
is A warrior of renown. John C. Breckenridge.
though young in years, has borne arms in defence
of the rights of his country Gen. Joseph Lane
has fought with distinguished honor under the stars
and stripes on many sanguinary fields of battle
Even old Abe Lincoln is reported to have been
soldier for a short time in the Black Hawk war.
But if either John Bell or Edward Everett ever be-
longed even to a fashionaby dressed military COM
pany, or even marked time in the ranks of militia
muster, we have no knowledge of the fact Mr..
Bell. we believe, for few weeks, at time of pro-
found peace, Secretary of War; an office to
which he was not appointed account of his great
military achievements. Waving banners, shining
regimentals, drums and flies rafting muskets and
bristng bayOnets. startling things, and sup
pose the friends of Messrs Bell and Everett regard
them as things Of Importance, things that Bell and
Everett never had, but ought to have had.-Mtr-
freesborO' NelCS.
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FEMALE AGA Denny


ENHE session Of this Institution begins hrst Monday in
ing Of pupils, the last week in August Note the following ad
vGntages:
The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts health exercise and
The six Acres of Lawn and Shade are On
closed the greatest privacy and afford pupS the
unrerained freedom of childish sports and innocent
ments
3 NOn-SecIa s-The Academy belongs fifty len
tlemen represe Of their different de
nominsto pledged to the sec'aran character Of
the school.
The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
entrusted the supervision Of the brinpa
Ladies Of culture and education, WIN devote their whole
the happiness nd coDfort Of the pupils.
S. tn Health of the InSIitaLGiOn is un?rece
in the history schools Only r deaths have occurred
forty The health statistics 4 the
Institution are its highestrecommendatiOps-
g. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
4 Security from FIre--The buildings are heated by
lighted with that pupils from
the ordinary cce. acrunP from from fire plscs and
bile lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of the school
| 8. Regulations which have shown to be 81
ssluaTy will be nnaed in their full force The few posi-
Bile changes will be msden rules and general arrangements
| of the Academy.
The Faculty composed Of thirty teachers and
attaches, whom with predecessor In
Literary Department, tie teach have had long
cessfu experience, the Old Academy
and Artists Of high celebrity. Harpst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest avanagesin particular that be
found in similar Institution the United States fur
the Nash lille Female Academy-the Alma Mr
hundreds Of the elegant and refined ladies' the Southern
country
Terms heretofore. For particulars apply for Circu
lar to the principal. GEO NJ. EYERHART.
Nashville Tenn. June s '6O-tw& w3m
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Mass meetinR.

We notice that there is to be a grand Democratic
Mass Meeting at Corinth, Miss, on the 10th of Au-
gust Many distinguished speakers have been invi
ted to attend. The public generally will be vel
come.
When the Richmond Wing said, on Tuesday last
There is no vital antagonsm between the DOUGLAS
and BELL parties. and good reason why they
should not act together in the extraordinary
gency that has arisen we presume that paper had
not seen the view taken by the Bonner since the
DOUGLAS nomination. in these words, which we en-
phasize: Upon the flag of the Douglas faction 1oe
read the odouS doctrine Of Sq1Sater Sovereignty" lrhich
has been FIFTY pronounced by Southern Democrats "A
SHORT CUT TO ALL THE ENDS OF BLACK REPUBLICAN
ISM"
JOE LANE.-The following pen portrait of the old
hero appeared in the New Orleans Delta of May 2,
1917:
"When the grape and muSket shot flew as thick
as hail over and through through the lines of our
volunteers who began to WAIVER before the fiery
storm, this brave general could be seen fifty yards
in advance of the line. waving his sword with an
arm already shattered by a musket ball, streaming
with blood and mounted a noble charger which
was gradually sinking under the loss of blood from
five distinct wounds. A brave sight indeed was
this"
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me Ignores at smithvIlIe.

We have letter from SmithVille, in DeKalb cOun-
ty which says that the gnorers hada meeting there
on the 2lst about two hundred present. Col. W. B.
Stokes did the speaking for the crowd According
to our reporter, the Colonel thought there would be
no use in electing BRECKNRIDGE and LANE as they
would not be permitted to be sworn in. How they
are to be prevented did not learn. But either by
an open or secret foe. The Colonel also informed
his hearers that the Black Republicans told him and
HArroN before they left Washington that if LINCOLN
could not be elected they, the said Black Repubh-
cans, would give BELL the fourteen Black Republ-
can States and that DOUGLAS would prefer the
election of BELL to BRECKNRIDGE. Illinois would go
for BELL.
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tunity of hearing the candidates either at Washing
ton or Athens In several instances, the gentlemen
who have agreed upon the list have feared that
they might give offence, but they done the best they
could do, with due regard to the health and endur-
anca of the canditIafes
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Notice 10 Builders.

DRJPOSALS will be received Office of the Nashville and
4 Chattanooga Railroad Company o'clock, p NJ on
Helnsday August st for the construction Freight
on the Depot Grounds Of the Company in the CITY Of Nashville
Inc building will 5e three hundred by thirty feet end
fy Feet square, will be two Stories finished octs
proposals sill state the price per thousand for brick
ana r the carpenter work and complete including the
furnishing OF erials and expenses incidental the
stTuctiOn Of the work
Pans and Specifications will be ready for inspection the
5lst inst. al the Engineers Office in Nashville.
Proposals also solicited for two brick and one frame build
ng ~heh stand upon the Cempanys grounds and are now Of
fered for sale to be removed
Proposals will be addressed To a C. MORRIS,
{uiv24 1919 a
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

WILL sell MOndSy, September 10, 1860, my Mills and
Farm, cOntai ing i45 acres The Mills new, pair
French Bars for wheat air
Mill about 80 elelredbudng very good, and only
miles from town with good pike 70 it.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, the Mouat Pleas
HOte-th3 Is the only uUts II miles Of Ibis place
About 50 Town Lots, suitable for Dwellings, Stores S1oos m
Mount Pleasant is surrounded BY the richest lands fenne
and the terminus f the Tennesss and Alabama Rail-
road.
from this we'll mberec and four free springs
Aso, 500 miles South OF this place. the Turn
pike 40 cleared Orchards Building good three hns
free springs andfencing good Tkspace oocgpi
BY Andrew Kenedsy Terms literal. y. D. CROSS
Mount Pleasant. Tenn. . f7-tf
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.


The undersigned, by request, have agreed upon
the above list of appointments; at which times and
places W. C. WHrrraosSE. one of the Democratic
candidates for Eector for the State at large togeth
er with some candidate of the Constitutional Union
Party will address tier felow-citizens
JOHN G. BURcH,
July 26th 1860 NETLL S. BRowN
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GERRrT SMITH AND THE PREsIDENCT.-GERRTT SMITH,
If New York. has addressed letter to FREDERICK
DorG1As giving his views on the Presidential ques-
ton Mr. S. says that he can neither vote for LIN
COLIN BREcKNBIDGE, BELL4 DOUGLAS nor HoUSToN' and
denomiuates temperance, freedom and the " ire
irresistible conflict as his platform. In conclusion,
Mr. SMITH en:ertains but little hope for temperance
or freedom in our day.
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EpIroRs OF THE UNION & AMERICAN: We see from
a correspondent of the Patriot, from Shelbyvllle,
Bedford Co., what purpOrts to be an account of a
large DOUGLAS meeting, at this place 2lst July.
All that is necessary in reply to the whole article is,
that there ceYe not nine Democratic Douglas uOeS at
that meeting We challenge the proof to the contra
~; and if the correspondents account in the Patriot
giving the statement referred to is to be taken as
sample of the correctness of their correspondents
and their manner of stating public opinion-wo wo,
wo, to Bell Know -nothingism in Tennessee.
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IMPORTANT STATE ELECrONS-In the next two or
three months various State elections come off. On
the % of August, III North Carolina an election for
Strife officers will take pac. and in Arkansas, Tex
as and Missouri elections will be held on the 9Th of
the same month for State officers and members of
Congress. In Vermont and Maine similar elections
will be held in September; and in Florida Mississippi
Indiana. Iowa OHIO and Pennsylvania these contests
viii! take place in October
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It was with great reluctance and after long de-
liberation, that Mr.. Everett accepted the nomina-
ton for the Wee Presidency, rendered him bv
Convention, of which Washington Hunt was the pre-
siding officer. Could Mr.. Everett have supposed
that in less than two months this same Hunt would
have turned his back on himself and Col Bell in or
der to go about the State of New York persuading
the people to vote for Douglas and johnson? Is this
the entertainment to which the great orator and
statesman of Boston was invited ?-Aeao York IFi-
hiEre.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nR HENRY MELVILLB, Of Nav York City. respectfully
intimates the citzer Nashville and vicinity a. he
in the city. the 81. Cloud Hotel, where he viii
advise with all who suffer from
Catarrh,' Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, la inst, when professional engage
calls him from the city.
Dr. MELVILLE has had sxpersnee o. twenty years in the
management Of all forms Of Pulmonary Diseases and
fer with pleasure professional intercourse ak,
in Tennesse whom he s kindly permitted
to mention the Of JUDGE Ridley, Of Jesron Gen
Matloek, Of Locust l Judge Brisn Nashsils Col
Guild and " II DlaekDore, Esq, Of GallatIn.
In the treatment Of these diseases Dr. Melville avas himself
Of all the which mOdn science and discoveries
put within the power OF the Physician and which fast
supervising The old plan OF Stomach treatment.
Further information thissGbjsc beohtainpd IL
Topical Medication Pulmonary Diseases" published
by DR.. MELVILLE, which had utousiy the Book
stores application 10 iAi al his at the So Cloud
Hotel. iUlyi0-dtf
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, from which we expect
neither truth nor decency charges directly that In
1915 Mr. Breckenridge favored the election OF Gen.
Taylor in preference Gen. Cass the regular Dem
ocratic nominee" As usual with statements that
organ of Douglasism, the charge is false in whole
and in part MIR. Breckenridge supported Gen
Cass earnestly and made several speeches. after his
return from Mexico, in behalf of the regular nom-
nees." We doubt not the Enquirer knew the facts
when the paragraph TO which we have alluded ap-
peared i'll its cOumns-LOusUHe Courier.
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Attention, HOusekeepers

ON SATURDAY MORNING, July 2sth, 1860 10 O'Clock
precisely, will make regular Auction Of
hand Furniture comprising Beisteads, Bureaus,
WaIdrlbes Chairs, Taotes Cases. &c, money
vey you may We invite everybody
who Of furniture be present this occasion
HARDY BROTHERS,
adj 20 puhli
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Hemorrhoids, Piles. Fi>tuIa, So.

nR.J. A. CLOPTON, o. huntsville Alabama, traats with
i perfect success, with Or without the knife,
Plies, Fistula, TumOrz, &C.
lie has treated Of the respectable Physicians Of the
South. Governors Senators and legislators haers
himself he has the confidence respea5e where
he has operated Patients
and perfect guaranteed in every condition
be cured.
For further particulars he refers circulars which will be
forwarded to any upon app icaon. iulyI4-d2Ws
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$50 Reward.

NTOLEN from my stable "a the neghborhood Columbia on
- The night Of the 9th Of May last Hne Black Mare,
about Fifteen high, highly formed and we'll masced heavy
name apd tail without white, perhaps, spot
from saddle mark Her long and pointed her limbs
and feet rather small but we'll shaped under the
saddle val remarkably fast PAGES and works kindly
In buggy any where The thief rode OF fine black span
saddle He tracked miles in the direction
eteyle Winchester vi ~ the above
livery at residence, and
the apprehension and conviction Il the tnisf.
GID J. PILLOW
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A Know Nothing organ says: 1.-The Union ladies
OF Kentucky are having BILL and EVERETT printed
on their bonnet strings" Not quite so enthusiastic
as the ladies of New York in 1856, who had FIRE.
MONT and d AYroS printed on their carriers.
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THUNDEEDRUM.-' Niger, want to you one
of them thunderdrums."
We'll, Sam, percede."
Why am niger, after eating salt fish, like a
celebrated poet?'
DO'no, less bekase, bekase-'
Well, 'kase WHAT"
why, 'kase he's Dryden"
Well, why is niger hit in the ribs like another
celebrated p0et?"
"Bless de Lord, OATS easy enuff-kase he's an
AIKEN side"
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The Albany atlas says the chances of Douglas in
Kentucky are improving-the BardstOwn Gazette
having come out for him. making SLr Douglas jour
mails in that State-(tO no. less than twenty-five for
Breckenridge and thirty for Bell) There Is not a
rational doubt that Breckenridge and Bell will be the
two highest candidates in Kentucky, but whether
Lincoln Douglas will be the third remains to be
seen.-Ne1 YOrk: Tribune.
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BrOwusvilIc lOts for sale.

sirable building Brownsville from 81 TO miles
from Nashville fronting the Gaatin and Roer Pixies.
tanning EACH soil and neighbOrho0d
surpassed number Of ibed We will also sell from 50
to 10 acres in body desired me rapid growth Of kdgehed
tend to enhance very rapidly value q the Brownsville
you wish good properly good neighborhood don't
fail to examine the Brownsville lots
il x r W BROWN,
july3-9m ~ Cherry street
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DICK REVER.

EKTE have $40 of Land for in the bend Of Duc
Wv River, wthin2 miles of Normandy the Nashville and
chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded Vanc tDayd
Duck River Willis BanOn and AbDer Barton TW0hiTds
Of the tract bottom and level about 80 cleared
several good springs and is No. Stock Farm. We will sell
half all Of the tract to suit purchasers Those wishing
to bly, good Stock Farmin healthy country good community
&c, would do we'll and look deIerm
ned to SELL For further particulars address H. NJ Barton Tu
lAhoEa, or G. C. Brewer, Manchester.
Ii
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Land for sale

FRRING desrous OF moving souih oaer Tor sale my farm Of
snl ac-s ivir on Cumberland river, JOKES Bend Da
von county, near Hermitage Some 2 acres OF II bottom
seventy Of which Is eea ana the o1ance
cleared.
Itisa fine place fan sell wood wood can be sold at
all times for cash.
There are upon this farm, dwelling house. smoke house
and negro cabins Any desiring TO examine this farm
with view 70 purchasing time the premises
July "a 1861 d3m r. BOS9U&ANF-
WyRESR CONSIGNmENTS-
Il 20 Boxes W. Cheese; 20 Dozen Cedar buckets
l25 Bushels Meal; 20 Bales Hay.
sarreis Besns; 200 Sacks Corn.
juns c. - ''''' D. D. DIcKEY.
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eBGW'S E2EVEE w.
The July Number just Received.
Subscription So year. Single numbers so Gents.
JOHN'YORK a. co., Agents,
iulvIt No az Union street Nashville


PLANTERS BANK or TENRssEK,
NASHVILLE, July I'd, 1884,
UR5UANT to notice regularly given according to the prov
siOns OF the charter Of tins Bank. general meeting Of its
stockholders held this day at their Banking House in Nash
vs for the purpose taking into consideration the question Of
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted to them
by Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee passed March
lS6 and for doing such other might necessary
and proper 1t resolved that book pened Immediately
the Banking House Nashville for subscription the
additional provided for in said and that said book he
kept open for that purpose until the first day October 1860
&c and that the stock subscribed shall be paid in full
time Of subscription lRaccOrdance with the the
IS now open, &C. D. WEAVER,
iuly3-lm
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gymen of the Episcopal churches of England are in
very great pecunary distress, and the Secretary OF
the Poor Clergy Relief Fund has put forth circu-
lar containing some very sorrowful statements.
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TFNEEE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRs
UP q the best medicine in world fer disorders
bowels See certificates from the Board York
and enquire Of Of the citizens OF Nashville
have used it.
STRENGTHENING TONIC, for all Who suffer from
the neat from debility, Indigestion want Of Appetite nervous
headaches.
THE HEALTH RIrTERS, only IS cent? psper,
will make half gallon Of the best Bss suitable for the
complaints, that family ought without they wish
julyI4-tf MACKENZIE 4 AINoHIN.
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WHERE THE OLD DEMOCRATS ARE" ANY one ia
miliar with the politics OF the Metropolis for
years past" says the New York EUeaing PoStspeak-
ing of the great meeting in thar city Wednesday
night, twill see from glance at the names of the
Vice President and other officers that the old DEM
ocrats will support the Breckenridge nominations"
That JOURNAL bitter enemy of the National De-
mocracy-says, 1.-The mere crowd which filed the
vast hall of Cooper Institute, not the only sig
nicant indication about the meeting but there
significance in the kind of men who composed the
gathering"
The Post tells the truth in this. And it is 80
everywhere In the strongest Democratic States
and counties, there the Breckenridge feeling will be
be found the strongest-Hartford Comm Times,
July2l.
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APLAsrER FOR DEMoCRACY.-The growing poplu-
iLari;y of the Breckenridge and Lane ticket IN the
North The metropolis has set the ball IN notion
ana the excitement is spreading over the whole
and whip Lincoln is to unite on Breckenridge and
Lane-N. I. Herald ,Jlily 22d
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WhiIe,s Creek TurnDike,
NASH VILE THEA E
Furnishing Goods.
$50 REWARD.

WILL give reward of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
Of my GEORGE, il taken out OF this State.
Twenty Eve Dollars for aim il taken the State and delivered
me Eve miles northwegt Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George about p years age deep black Eve feet
six inches high Weighing about AS $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving
apr29-d. tTEw wifi RICHARD r. HYDE
Che Padueah Herald copy amodntOf s. and send bill
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IN. HAIRS, E.P. EDwARB,
EDWARDS, HARRIS < CO.,
Turnips! TurninsrI

tsUccEssORs TO EDWARDS, sTLKERsoS K col
WILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand College aud
Church streets. jaIyl5-H
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PAeKIAG TRUNKS
OFEVERY DESCRIPTION,
VALiSES AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
July 20-tf ~" PlIe1s N ns,a..r.u. ..rr
marshars Sale Of RenI Esfnte.


marshaPs sale Of Real Estate.
virtue ofsund5 executions to me directed from the hopor
I'D bic United States Circuit Court for the yiIs Dstrcf az
brbr Ser ISE wilt expose at public sale to the
House. on Saturday, the sh ay Of September % All The rizht
ute ara interest wheh As Nichol John Nichol Jr,
Of land, lying ia Davoson county about TWO ~ miles North
west OF le CITY Of nashville the Hydes Ferry Turnpike road,
laid OF so ted by commissioners "a Johp Nicbol Sr 10
trust Tor JasS ana Jonn Neh Jr BY decree Of the Chance
which decree is registered in the Registers once in Davidson
county, in noox No TO- pages 100 a S Fer more nsrtjcn
lar description q Ehca reference here made said Decree
registered aforesaid
Levied upon the property Of James and Ichn Niebol r
and to satisfy the follow exeeations No M Levy Co
VS. James Nehol. l747, Thomas Wood A % vs. James
Riehol No las Wood, Corey Wood rs James Nichol No
l74g, William Ensy Co vs. James NicboI: No isO3 In
skscp shackeford McKe James BNebo: No sO4 vii
liam Ensy Co John Nichol r No 1905 Inskeep Shack
elford Mckee NieAo ir: No st6 Alex
Stewart 4 Co James NichOl No 206 sa.ue Cochran
vs. james Michel; a04g. Jagray son vs. James
NieooI 10 9053 Watson Hldebrenn James Nichol: No
Soo4 oheeserough Stevens Co James Michel 2055,
Carleton Frcthingham james Nieho No s949 0den
hsmer 4 Teunsnt VS. James Nic1Oi.
Sale within legal retrospective without erve This
J. B. CLEMENTS. Z 8. Marshal
e5uy lO-dtds for the Middle DistrictO Tennessee.
HAKPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
HARPER'S NEW mONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LkSLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
! FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERROCKER MAGAZINE for August
| KNICKEREOCKER MAGAZINE for August
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOB AUGUST.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
! ARTHUR'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTEEUR'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECEIHED BY
F. Raglan,
iuly22 College street.
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOIE AUGUST.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOB FOR AUGUST.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for August
| KNICKERBOCHER MAGAZINE for August:
JUST RECEZHED BY
JOHN YORK & co.
| iElyIs Nc IS Union Street
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Notice.

aNHE eOpartnershp here ooye existing under the style Of
WARDS, GnKERsnS 90. this day dissolved By mu-
tual consent K GILKEEsJN retiring from the firm.
10. EDWARDS,
J. X. GTLKERSON,
July II, 1860. &. P. EDWARDS.
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GunpOWders
Imperial ana
Young Tyson Teas,

OOlong and Po@ehOng Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters, sOk
ing Tobacco and many other articles
T To all CT whch Eculd call the sssecl attention
invite the inspection Of the trade offer
many inducements not to be found elsewhere.
ians-n ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER