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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-29


DR.. Magruder, on taking the stand was yreetad
by three hearty cheers. He went on to ssv th,t
just before be left home this evening he wa.
waited upon by two Irishmeu, one OF whom. 4
very loquaeious man, told him that he had been
In this country "a years; that when he drst came
here he got out his first papers. and had not fell
sufficient interest In politics since TO vote, and
nad never got out bis second papers yet; bat thai
via year he was going 20 getthem out Cor the pur
pose OF voting for him (the DOCTOR The speaker
expressed bis THANKS for the confidence reposed
10 MIN; But the ifishman wanted him 10 give
MN nule something, In order that he MI sht b.
so,s,s urea. bis Msgruder friends at the vsriou,
no'es. Inc speaker refused, telling him tina
ma. was not his way OF eiectioneeririp and tina
ne considered u object enable, and the Irishmar
went away Thai freshman. % said the spea ksr
Us the man who has just been TALKING with Mr.
heatlng about bribery Immense iangbter aut
cheering, during which the patriotic frishmsr
Mf. magruder then went ON To saw tb,, he al
tonight particularly honored by the nrssencs .
50 numerous an assemblage Of his fellow citS ,ens
after the slanderous assaults which were h.
upon him In the Sixth Ward the other nieht -
| members Of Congress and other His frienS n,
Miller, bad undertaken 70 deprecate TIE spes -,
] course IN this canvass, and had especially com
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

Drtre.rFs 10 CfrARrFsroN-Th Savannah Repl5-
lican SAYS eve learn that it is in contemplation to
charter steamer to carry persons from tAis place
10 Charleston during the Convention next MONTH
that will furnish food and lodging during that time
and thus avoid the hotels
The Pennsylvania delegation to Charleston have
contracted for the steamer keystone State to take
one hundred passengers from Philadelphia and back
between the 18th of April and LIST Of May, and fur
uisb them on board during that period for SSo.
Tie Boston Gazette says that the delegates from
Massachusetts, TO the Charleston Democratic con-
venuon. and such as propose to be present al The
meeting of that body in April, are making arrange
ments to 90 in a manner that will be at once CON
venlent. agreeable and imposing. The proposition
is 10 charter a steamer fer the trip. provide her
with music gun-powder, and the many essentials
for a good time that social and patriotic ieeLlnS
NAV suggest. and sail into Charleston bay to the
unusic of the Union with bunting flying guns
firing and other demonstrations. Negotiations are
pendiur for one Of the new steamers Of the Balu'
more line for this purpose which it is thought may
No had She is a fine vessel, and Will add to the
elcat of the affair if they procure her.
We seq it stated that the California and Oregon
DELEGATIONS have made arrangements to take VIII
Thorn 70 Charleston tents ard camp equlpage' fur
nisbe5 them bv the War Experimentation the purpose
and will take to field and enjoy themselves IN rea
border life style.
The Richmond Enquirer, says " Inc oeiesa.eS
ltsrates and visitors to the Charleston Convention
from Virginia will be carried to Charleston board
cd on the steamersYorktow and returned to Rich
,nond for the sum Of fifty dollars. No extra charge
whatever. The lodging viii be in comfortable
berths and state-rooms.
We see it stated that two steamers have alread!
beer engaged in New York to take delegates tho
round trip-board included while at Chareston-tol
SIOO
Probably one steamer will go from New Orleans
md one from Mobile so that visitors lrOm the Yves
and Northwest viii be the only persons who VIII D.
subject to the cxorbtant charges which nave al
ready been announced by the hotel keepers
The Cleveland lOhio) Plaipdeaer says that tho
AGENT deputad to visit Charleston and engage guar
tiers for the Ohio delegation has returned and made
his report A hall large enough TO accommodate
tho DELEGATIONS from the whole West, as an assem-
tl,- room. has been engaged for SEQ per day fol
ION davs-s2 600: board and lodging for the forty
civ Ohio delegates at 50 per day -S2,Soe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

Hon. THoNAs CoBwN. in bis late speech in Gomez
ticut. alluded to JoHN QUScY ADAls as the last Of
the Revolutionary stock Of Presidents. Mr. CoRwN
is mistaken, says the Cincinnati Enquirer General
ANDREW JACKSON came after Mr.. ADAMS. General
JACKSON had more personal experience in the Bevo-
lutionary War than Mr.. ADAMS He, with his broth
er, was taken prisoner by the British in South
Carolina, in 1850. They were thrown into jail, and
were treated with such severity that the brother Of
ANDREW died. Mr.. ADAMS left the United States
with his father, who was appointed to foreign
mission in I778, and did not return to this country
until after peace was declared. JOIN Quincy ADAMS
and General JACKSON were born in the same year
in 1861 Each was sixteen years old when the
treaty of peace was made that ended the reyoln
ton They were the last of the Presidents thar had
any personal knowledge or remembrance OF the
revolution. Mr.. CORwN is an old opponent OF zen
cral JAckgoN and friend of Mr.. ADAMS, but that al
fords no excuse for his not doing the former histor
zeal Justice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

FprroRs UNION AND AwEECAN- Gedttaen: \ te"
DAYS ago, in looking over some Old papers, con
pected with early boy hoodand school days found
the following lines. The piece Is translation by
,our late lamented associate GEORGE OiNER IoIN
ryyTFR. from the German of KEEER- ] wei Temein-
fIat At the time it was penned he was engaged IN
oftbe Germany with othermodeSHla
"a .,-itb what enthusiastic admiration he read
the German poets especially IN their native Tong "1
The version itself may possess no relhafAao'e ca
ceuence. but meeting with it aus. 1t touchirSll
recalled the gentle and intellectual boy who wrote
If and somehow there is a sad significance IN INC
sentiment of the verses, which suggests to me the
idea that that they may be interesting to the readers
of YOUR paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

A. Indian and white man recently skated sixty
a vvager in Wisconsin The Indian won the
acs in few minutes less than ten hours, and , anu
- seem TO suffer from the eKerton- Inc "lil'o
on was over eleven hours making the distance
few hours after he had pulled on ms skates
- limbs swelled to montrous size and ne was
sissbled for several days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

The Russian Government have to defray the cost
Of printing the manuscript Bible discovered by
Prof. TIsmrlDoRF in the monastery Of Mount Sina'
The Professor fixes its date in the early part Of the
fourth century. His views on the subject have al
ready given rise to quite a lively controversy IN
which. however. he has come of victorious. even
to the convincing his opponents OF the Etrenst" Oh
his Dosition. The manuscript is the Oldest ore OF
the Bible now existing and as means Of deternln-
inc the text Of the sacred writings especially OF the
Apostles is far more important than even the man
uscrnt of the Vatcan-the latter lacking five books
entire and part Of the sixth. Prof TIscHENpoRF has
abroad, pytlished ten volumes Of Bible documents
and his authorities in such matters is otimpOrtance
The present volume viii he profusely Illustrated
with flc-simes and no pains y Ill ie spared to rem
der it worthy monument Of imperial h'sh'RcC'1e'
The intelligent Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston Mercury gives an interesting description
Of the various classes that compose that wonderful
community OF fashionable mendicants, from which
we clip the following paragraph:
Then come uag last class the B0bemjdlS or Press
Giusics," who mUstar about a scOre-generaLy
gentlemen of some literary and often social position
at their respective bOWes. whose special aversion
Is regular employment. They use the pen 20 gam a
livelihood, ana JheE dheLVc CaFeSsS' e>ttet. sOtS
what debauchcd atmosphere of the city. Secreta-
rics use their genius. congressman pay them to
write speeches the price for in hour speech Is
S50l and they reign in the hotel saloons with undis
puted sway Some of them are correspondents
but they regard It as miserable condition Of exist
ence TO be ecrnally tie qut urc and despise the
fabrication of caadrdS unworthy of honorable
men The Pouphar family look up 20 them with
reverence the diplomatic people rather court their
society staid fathers and stern patriots view them
with'contempt. and they in their own charmed
circles laugh at all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

when 1 am dead no eye Of love
May drop a tear upon NY grave
Vet. weepiEg flowers shall bloom above
And signing branches Ger me wave.
Tho near the spot where I sEaA lie
The passing traveller liEger not
Yet shall the gentle neon On tlgh
Look nightly down upon the spot,
In these green meadows where 1 rove
By man may forgotten be,
Yet the blue sky and silent grove
Forever shall rember me.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

WHERE ARE THEY I'VE see that our exchanges
are giving the result Of the late New Hampshire
election and so far we have failed to find any votes
put down for any American or Opposition candI-
date The only votes cast were those for the Dem
ocratic or those for the Republican candidate. If
there is third or an American party in New Hamp-
shire why does not the result of the ballot box estab-
fish the fact We call upon the people Ofthe South
ern States to watch the progress and result of the
coming northern elections and see what party are
contesting and warning against the Black Repub-
hcan party. There is a contest now going on IN
Connecticut and the only parties in the field as we
can see, are the Democratic party on the one side,
and the Republican party on the other. If there IS
an American party North where Is it and how many
votes did they poll in the late New Hampshire cleo
! tom Chattanooga Advertiser
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

TTNHE thorough bred Stallion, CHUNKY %SN
{ ToWL9S. by imported Sovereign; dam ESdffSsyss7sA
Miss wilkins Six years old; dark bsv; full q. E4 kS III
l6 hands high; breeds large and fine. For sHo NfNi
further pedigree, American Turf Register. VII
AS regards price and terms refer to Gen. $500
CHEATHAA, and A KERR, Nashville; or GEO. HUTCHIsUN
White Bluff. Dixon county. msr9-trw &W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

A correspondent OF the Louisville Courier, writ
inc from Lexington, considers the question Of the
availability Of Senator DorGlAs. tie is particular
n, snvious to know what State BoaDsas can carry
t,.t cannot be carried by any other candidate. We
80. mobile TO answer the CJ.rie's correspondent.
h,,t can name several that he can't that any othsr
u. t..--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

UNION AND AMEmCAN-This central Democratic
paper so ably conducted by Messrs. BURCH and DCN-
NINGToN, has placed us under many obligations for
the full and concise summaries Of the Legislative
proceedings they have made and which we have
published from week to week Chattanooga AdUer-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

VEGETABLE Sc ED S.-Just received by Ex
press
SEQ papers Large Drumhead Cabbage Seed.
200 papers St. Johns Day Drumhead Cabbage Seed
200 I" Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed;
100 Large Early York Cabbage Seed;
$50 Large Winnengs!adt Cabbage Seed
100 Red Dutch, for picklngi
100 Mustard Seed,
50 Curled Parsley
quo Large Red Tomato;
lOG Early Apple Tomato;
900 Hubbard Squash, the most tender Of all t1e
Suuashes will continue Mt for table use Tor three months
SO papers SQUASH the size Of 80 pounds
said BY the Yankees be famous for pies.
50 papers ang5 White Solid Red Celery when carefully
/ cultivated will bring roots Of - pounds weight.
200 papers Horticultural or Years Egg Bean.
900 papers Early Northern Corn
lUO papers Sayoy, FenLel, Dill, CaraWAy aLd
other Herb Seeds.
200 papers Orange Ice Cream Black Spanish and MOuntAn
Sweet Water Melons
900 papers Canelope Green Citon and Chstiana Melons
All the above for sale sc paper SOC per dozen
march9s MACKENZIE MINCHIN
! TREFENBERG mEDICINES--The Grsssenbsrg
! NU Vegetable Pills, &c per box.
The Gfsnberg Health Bitters &c. will make half gallon
/ Of the most powerful health preserving Bitter5.
! The Green Mountain Ointment. DC.
The above medicines are we'll require much to be
said about them. few families In Tennessee but what
have spring the most healthy personS
require Alternative there good H these rms
! and Biters. lmlr2sl MACKENZIE MINCHlN.
H EFRIGERATORS---Jr received from Philadel-
pha the ceapes. article in the market for keeping
in weather fresh meats fruit butter, cream, ice etc
Plated Warea-Spooni Forks, Ladies' Pi:chers' Fruls
Baskets Candle Sticks Napkin Rings, Cups aud large variety
marches MACKENZIE & MlNOdIN.
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Also extensive Dealers in
AMBROTYPE, mELAINOTYYE, PHOTO"
GRAPH ANDDAGUERR GOODS
And Artists Apparatus and Chemicals Of descriptions in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
DUCK RIVER

TE have 80 acres Land ur sale In the bend Of Duck
w River within mieof Normandy on he Nashville aud
Chattanooga Railroad said lands bounded by Vne epayd
IN Duck River Willis Blanton and Abner Barton TWnhiTds
6 lie tract is bottom and level $50 cleared
several good springs, and is No Stock Parm. We will sell
if ar an Of the suit purchasers Those wishing
% v GOOD stock Fsrmin healthy country good community
g. would DO we'll to come and look weare determ
ned to sell For further particulars address H. NJ Barton Tu
,aborss. or c. c. Brewer, Manchester -
dccl5-tW6rWu DRs"AI1 q DAh1OE
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EALL 3 CuNNINGEAM.
EreSh ArriV8Is TOT opHEuE Umu 8nmlnoFs
B. r. CUTTER,
Nos SO aud 50 Corner Of College and BroGdtoay,
NASHVILLE TENN,


Nos SO aud 50 Corner Of College and BroGdsoag,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
BOOtS3 Shoes, Hats I'm bre Has Whips DC
AS Just opened and has exhibition, Of the best
leced stocks before offered, and At low prices.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style ssWed and peggea work. sng Calf Kid,
Patent Leather, Goat, Buekskn Coh aad Lasting Caters
lace and Shoes Oxford e &c, and in short every
desirable make and oullty.
LADIES', MISSES AND CHTLDREN'S
Ny sockin this department has selected with great care
exceed comprising in part, hne Calf Kids Goat
French and English Lasting CATERS Boots, Bussns, Slippers
&c, &c, with and without heelt
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Just received direct from the anufaeores every and
color Fur Beaver Cashmere Merino, Wool Straw and Leg
horn Hats.
Umbrellas, Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags school
saches Saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes walking CAne'
Taeks Whps Thongs Hosiery &C &C. constantly on hand
Of which will be sold at wholesale or retail on reasonable
terms. -, ,-,,,-,
aOoO feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from 70 70 nehs1
wide Gum Packing thickness Copper Burs and Rvits, and
/ Lace Leather at cost for casa, to close -
Corner Of College and Broadway,
/ March 93-5tws.wU Sc Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
For sale or Exchange.

WILL either sell or exchange part for good city Edge
field property, my Residence, two miles North of th
GF with from 30 o SO OF land attached improvement
nsW, eXtepsiYe and complete.
f9R TFRMg furhef particulars apply 70 tue prs
se TURSER S. EosTER and JEo. l. SEHNN Cedar street
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy sud charge this ofice.-Ndsh. lBGHRsT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

GREAT SALE OF hOOES AND SHOES Al
AUCTION.
- CAHILL offers his large and splendid stock OF
- Boots and Shoes to the amount Of eighty thou
sand dollars sold auction. The stock comprises Boots
and Shoes kinds for Ladies' Gents Youths and Children
Of the very quality There is not single pair Of pegged
work among let all have been got up by Mr. Cah for his
Erst cas retail rsde The sale to take place april 10Th 1860
EeIms Of 5ale, siE mGRihs. p4tltL,
nar25 "' AZ BrosqWay, N. (. City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

{ASbs Cr-ES To STATES FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES
For railroad purposes the following grants have
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
WANTED,

,t.Ny contract cut and corl from three thousand
is Of wood adjoining Edse6eld Appyto the undersigB
Fl tae Warshoussof Il. g. Ffen6h : sGa! -
eaOctB # h g. FRENCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

Tube Paints and Artists brushes
the largest stock in the City.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

A statement of the Assets and Liabilities
of the Planters Sank of Tennessee and
branches, March 31St, 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Trusses and supporters Of every variety ever
offered in his city Whatever may the size OF the patent
az he Kind OF hernia he can certainly be suited by calling al
the corper Of College Union Streets where can be ou4a
good assortment of Surgical aud Dental 1nsunen'S' ~
Stockings Knee Caps, Auklets, &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
p.OTESSOR LOUIS s. ULLMANN'S
oriental weather Indicator,

PATENTED, "a the United States, Sept 10, 1907
A1,o In Ea0Land France Austriq and PrusJiG.
new style = which the weather Indicator is got:
ten IN It is portable be mailed to par OF the World
There doubt uncertainty about this great ARABIAN
lant foenr chSnges in the weather twenty ou
bours in adyanc farmers and seRthc men OF
the country testified Farmers and others VINO require %
n the state Of the Weather twenty forr hours ahead to as
orange their blowing sowing &c, should by all means have
one Of these greB Weather Prophets Sold in Nashville by
STRETCH g. FORBES, Druggists,
Corner Of College and Union streets
Jr-F7To whom orders must be directed.
,N-3 fN--1e 155rsSs a. above marl7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
CLOSE Wholesale CASH

RE respectfully invited TO examination o. ~ 60
prices visiting the city we eel assuts - ~ 800
sell any goods in line be bough Oh s
quality OF goods la Philadelphia with cost OF % W.
added thus saving considerable time, which Is 1oesy
have now in store rse ofthe following arnee''E
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

At dollar and = Gu2rter an acre, the above
would bring about thirty-0ne Ea.skqug Of dollars,
and is quite I:unifcent present 70 the States 1.cl
have received it.
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Silks, Dress Goods
AND

STUFF GOODS
Black Italian silks, al widths;
eros OsRhins Lyons, every width and quality;
Lyons Gros DNaps, black and eoloredi
Black gaaetas, medium and hsaYyi
Black Armure Royals;
Rbh Poult De Sole, baysdsre and plain;
eros Departs, fall boiled;
Aieh Chene, extra rich;
Rick Robes, two to ten VOlants;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black sAtinS,
Whit Silk serges aud Oil silks;
Black and Colored Chzlies;
Poplns, Bayadsrs, Chens and Broehs,
Grapes, English and Italians, all e0lors
Grape LeiSIei
Oriental BaregeS and Tissues;
Grenadines and Icons Cloths;
DsLaines, plaid and printed
DeLaines, rich ehntE eOlors;
MsrinoI, bI4et, white and solorsd;
Alpsecas, black, coiored and BrOesde;
Black BlmbarinsI winter AMI sumner fA5r c,
Moreens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth for Skirts
.
Clan Tartan Piai5s, Scotch.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01

DON"T FORGET TO CALL.
EXHIBITION FREE
Measure to US show goods, sad grathcauon to SELL
1 We are now receiving our Spring stock OF
Furnishing Goods,
ebrns everything usually kept in FURNISHING houses
fne stock Of SHIRTS, Of all sty9'2Rd a. az prices
Kid Gloves, and ala other kiDfs
A 6ne assortment Of Uwbrellas
Canes, innumer&be
SuEpendRrS, Of every vare1y'
HaIF.HOseS of every description
All kinds Of Neck-tieE
Underwear, Of every R2tefi4'
HandkerchIefs, only to be seen to be "aln''sS'
Brushes, Of all kinds. s,r---
.tn5 o., Cherry street, one door South Of Union
and we will mako our best effort to meet your T42'1 4
tIe most sasiqct0yg terms [marlTl J.. H. uOal III
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April ]. 1850 JOSIAH FERRIss. J.P.
L. o. 5. M.
VFyHERE will be Convention Of present aud past Grand
4 Commanders Vice Grand Commanders and Chancellors
of all the Loiees OF the Independent Order Sons Of Malta IN
Of Tennessee to be held in the DoIcas Lodge Room 10
Menphs Monday April 80, l66O at 10 CLOCK A
NJ for purpose forming Grand Lodge OF the STATE Of
Tennessee under the jurisdiction oil the supreme Grand Counc
United States OF America convened at Washington on
the 18th February 1860 Delegates this Convention Will please
forward their credentials on or before the SOth APrI 70
Aia to the Supreme Grand Commander n-Ch:ef Of the J.
S. Of America, at Memphis, Tenn. ,.,,
Nashville Union and American copy two weeks and send bill
to this oiee.-As7tph's ATaSa"cHe. aPl-~
THE EATON HORSE FOR SALE.
TEyHE yeritabe EtEatOn HOrse,'' sire o. the "GRAT
srEANGER" "ZAc TAYLOR All good roalsiers than
any living horse will be Stock Exhibition on the
state Fair Grounds, April 1Oth' IsG0
april I-d&wIt HOpkinsvie, Ky.
New Arrival of Fresh Ohio Butter.
11c POUNDS, Just received per steamer WenOna, and
II1O Tor sale Oy BENZ. F SHIELDS & CO.,
april No q, College Street
"a BUSHELS FRESH CORN MEAL, Just
- received anu '0' '-'' " BENZ. ?. SHIELDS a CO,
april No q College street
FINE HOHINY.
. BUSHELS Hominy, Just received aud for sale by
TCTION SALE OF NEW FURNITURE,
n Chairs, &c, Thursday morning. April 9TH Also, six
/ new Burpies. without reserve, for cash, by
nv" BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
arriu Central Auction Rooms
FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG'
| TEyHE steamer HAZEL DELL, REESE, Com -
mauder will leave for the above and all inter 49,.
mediate ports MONDAY I'd inst. at o'clock A.
NJ. fer Freight or passage apply to - =.
april l-dlt H. H. hAhhlSoI' AGENT
ONIONS.
BBTs ONIONS Just received consignment and for sale
/ n bv Imar3l1 D. D. DICKEY.
FLOU R.
on BAGS Mcenry county Flour, just received on consgn-
7 C6t1 ment, and for sale by lmar3ll D DICkE4
OATS,
/ %On SACKS Oats on consignment and for sale by
htHE msr3l DICKEY.
APPLES.
On BBLs ApplesO arrive by Railroad Ibis morning and Tor
! ~ sale by D DICAE4,
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The hog cholera is raging in Montgomery (epunty
Eentuoky and many farmers have lost q their
hogs NJ
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FISHING TACKLE.

We also lep on hand Bamboo Fishing Poles Jontel Rods
Fine Limerick Hooks Hooks Gut, sinkerE, SSVe floss'
eit Res Minnow Senes silk Grass Lines hne Kee &c
STRETCH a. FOkBESs
Corner College and Union Streets
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1890 Packages
4. ". sOUTHwORTH, HU. DOUGLAS
GEo. H THAYER, BYRD DOUGLASS
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MRS. E. G. EASTMAN, ;. @. DUNEINGH0N,
J. o, GRIFFITH. JN0. O. BUROI
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SUNDAY, APRIL /, 1880.

DAILY IS; TRIWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
IEvARlABLY IN ADVANCE.