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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-11
Luxury & Economy Combined

% PR CENT. oP THE COPpEH SAVED AND CLEAR AND
DELIcIoCs BEvEEAGR OnTAINED IN MINUTES.
T{NHE CELEBRATED BUCEiEYE COFFEE POT
l. Patented .22d. lShH Rc-issuCd April 8. lSGO
the most perfect economical and scientific alrMnEc.
mcnt ever introduced to tue public, manufactured
and Tar sale IN Wheeling Ouly bY Nesbitt Bro. No.
~ Main street. Gonirc Wheeling. Va. who have am
exclusive right for .H County. The Burkuye CUf-
fec poi possesses advantages mr. found i'll other in
displacement instead IF hJlnC the ground Coffee
and aS consequence only the desirable qunNtcs of
the drug are "!'tainct making Of the most doll
Cous beverages. tu0 that is free from the hitter
and soluble principle which is impaired the Cuf
fee by by continued boiling. and lien viewed upon
tho score Of economy. it has equnl. The buckeye
Cntice Pot has been thoroughly tested and wherever
1t has been used it has been hNetl'W ith universal joy.
single trial will convince any one.
We also continue manufacture and keep con-
stantlv on hand. the best and most cnmpete RysOrt-
ment of Tin and Sheet irua Ware be found in tho
city. which will sell Wholesale RETAIL at the
very lowest igUrc- ialnIlCi. tnunlellcG and lIOl-
low Ware Brass and Copper Kettles Coffee Mills Ia
BILE Cutlery. &C.. &c. W. manufacture the best self
fectly air tight aud secure.
We will always keep hand the best anil most
approved Cooking StnvcA fur either coal or wood
pmr Stoves are all CT the latest improvement and sf
the best t!c-ign. and at low price any other
house in the city.
We particularly invite Country Merchants, or
those buying for Cash. to give call before pMr-
chasing elsewhere as they will ind it to he their in
tcrest so to do.
JOhbing of every description In our llue Of bust
ness done in the bsst style and the NEST
bio terms
Remember tho place No. SO Nnin Street Centre
Wheeling Va. [jel5l SESBITT BKO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-11
New York Paper Warehouse.

nNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS.
~ Booksellers, StatioueYH. Binders, PrintecE ani
Purchasers generally from 10 to % psr cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having ncreassd Onr Manufacturing Facilities, ~s
can otter great Inducements parI.esir want Of Pa
rers such as arc usually sold by Paper VI arshoust
Ledger and Flat Papers, foo!seaF, Lette: Noto and
Diliet Folia Packet. Commercial ana ell grades al
French Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue, Birders',
Trunk aud Straw Beard. Blottins, etc, eto.: Beak.
Note Bond Drawing. Bank. Enve!ops. PartculaS
attention paid to supplying Banks w4rh RsSk-S otS
and Letter and Account Fapcr8, Schools and eemi-
naEes, ClerEymen and Protessona! men. BrraesdS
IN stuck ready ruled for Printers. from to Hands
to tho sheet: Blue and White, Wove and Laid. IN
fact. complete Paper Baxaar. Eend 6br CireularG
and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
with cash. will be filed we'll If present In Peg.
eon CARSON 4 HARD,
ap2-lyt Paper Warehouse, ~ Bsskpzan ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
sThe Derby.n

Mr. DIsRAEII records, in his political biography OF
Lord GEORGE BENnoK, that this remarkable mans
great regret, through his whole career as a sports
man. was that he never won the Derby-"the blue
ribbon of the Turf" When it is remembered that
fThe Most Noble Order Of the Carter, with its blue
ribbon, is tho very highest personal distinction, next
to the Peerage it will be admitted that Mr. DIsRE1s
application Ofthe image to the highest honoFs Of the
Turf was extremely felicitous.
Some curious persons may ask, " WHAT'S the Der
byg With his usualsuavity and Characteristic
readiness DR.. SHELTON MACKENZIE, Of the Phiadel
HAP Press, replies
EPSON small market town, in the county Of Sur
rev is situated close to Banstead downs and is some
fifteen miles from London, On these downs, in the
week before Whitsuntide, comes of the animal En-
glish statmnalia called the Epson Races The two
events of these races the contests for the Great
Derby Stakes and the Oaks A former Earl OF Der
by, with the sporting predictions which seem TO
run in the blood Of the SANKEY'S occupied country
seat called The Oaks, close to Epson. Here formly
lived that General Burgoyne who surrendered to
General Gates at Saratoga IN l7I1. Three years
earlier, he had written play which, after hls
own residence. he called 1.-The Maid OF the oaks"
To encourage hOrse-raeing the Earl Of Derby gave
two prizes to be run for at Epson. These are The
Derby " which invariably comes off on Wednesday,
and s. The Oaks which is contested on the Friday
The names remain but the prizes run for are raised
by subscription.
The stakes Of the Derby this year were about
$4,000, and the owner of the successful horse also
realized about 100000 additional by bets, which
he took largely at the rate Of five to one. Had he
lost. he would have had to have paid $4,000.
Il may be added that within the memory Of the
oldest inbabitant" the British House Of Commons
adiOurns over the Wednesday in the Epson week.
to give the members chance Of seeing the Derby"
ran for This time the adjournment Of the House
was moved by Lord PalmerstOn, who, as well as his
rivals. the Earl OfDerby, had horse eontendmg for
we're at the Epson races on the recent run for tle
Derby.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
IL Rlfsleth e.

~ ~. , aALztGnl1.
Irhs ans rom eus written expressly foE Mr. CoosHAlz
Fs t18 Poetry q o. west" about Be publlhed By Fol
IN. Ecsrrs 8 Co., d colanbgs, ohiO.l
Edo complete this esy ny aHaesh year;
Bat WeIsitn0t .hli isll tale gay hath spread
A laantle not 81 youth upon mE head
And hat, fors8oth ahsui my eyes appear
a fsF small Rrinkles and thai, lIksElas1 here
Spfingy and ninhls IS daef's, Sut does
Impede somsEhai my motions when Us
Ehoald count myself upon lies threshold ysf
Tor in my spirit live is oldel ICES,
And q ny heart s.ili quicken he desires
1lat moved ne thc logzr and tha frst
OF life hsd somszhas worn ny nature down.
Sleeping or uasngs 81 7 SUI dream dreams,
Ard sfin Sc visions snd tie 1hsi5Hy bEoun
OF evening, s. the pufpling morning, teens
Win spirit forms and spirit tones. that lit
ny soul from out the dismal days, that dfiR
Ne Onward, onward, like 3 very leaf
DO, o. think ard feel ] ID, bshoId
The chart Of Trath before my eyes unroIrd:
And Il has been and nov Is ny BELIEF,
That only in their sins De men grow old.
Virtues are Ike perpetual springs. that keep
dresnness and bloom shout them eyerKOrs.
But vicss, Ike destroying gales that sweep
Ger ocean, ana AZ waste from snore 70 snore.
Faith grows not feeble; Hope Is ever young
And Charity is gifted like god
With C0neiiResg and srdoT Naor sprung
An Athlete from his birth, and vent abroad
For high emprisss, and is Athlete still;
Endurance is another name for viii,
Which time o'ercomes patience, meeekness, love,
That came from and shall return ab5Fe,
Weary not in the cease icss march Of years
Nothing knows or is, but Sin, grows old
And she 8 Wrnkled loathscme bag appears,
Ere half life hath half its seasons tod.
Beautiful, beautiful Youth that in the soul
LEgeth forever, where sin lveth not
How fresh Creation 3 chart doth siiil unron
Before our eyes, sithough the little spot
That knows Is now, shall 90 N know more
Forever We 'ook backward and before,
And nEards and we feel there il life
Impelling us, taat need not with this frame
Or hesh grow ftebe, but for aye the
May live on t'ea amid this worldly strife,
Clothed with the beauty and the freshness still
Il brought vita It at FIRST and that ID viii
Glide almost imperceptibly away,
Taking 90 faint OF this dss0lYing clay;
And, joining with The inoorFuptibe
And spiritual body that awaits
It's coming az the starred golden gates
OF Heaven. move on With the celestial train
whose shining veltmenis, as along they stray
Flash with the splendoF Of eternal day
And mingle with is Primal Source again,
Where Faith Hope, Clarity and Love and Truth
Dwell with the Godhead in immortal youth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
sgNnAs, EUNE e, lssO.
- Il nAnTEmoRE.



The disruption Of the Democratic National Conven-
ton is complete. and the consequence is two tickets
representing the different wings Of the Democratic
party, have been presented to the people Of the
United States for their support
The friends ofhr. DOUGIAs present that gentleman
for President aud the Hon. BESJ. FuzPArRlcK Of
Alabama, for President
The Conservative Democrats, through their dele
gates, present tue Hon JoN c. BREoEBErDeE. Of
Kentucky for President, and Gen. 10. LAKE, Of Or
egon, for Vice President. This is ticket Of which
any party might be proud, and it VIII command the
confidence and support Of the Conservative Democ-
racy. The following is tie platform upon which
these noble champions willtake their stand
ResolUed. That the Platform adopted at Cincinnati
be affirmed. with the following resolutions:
l. ResODed That the Democracy on the United
States hold tese cardinal principles the subject
Of slavery in the Territories First Iha. Congress
has no power TO abolish slavery In the Territories
Second That the Territorial Legislature has no
power to abolish slavery in the Territory, pro-
hibIt the introduction of slaves therein nor any
power % exclude slavery therefrom. nor any right
% destroy impair the right or property in slaves
by any legislation whatever.
2. ResOUed, That the enactments of State Legisla-
lures 70 defeat the faithful execution Of the Fugitive
Slave Law are hostile in character, subversive Of
tie Constitution. and revolutionary in their effect
3, Resolved, That it is the duty Of the Federal
Government To protect when necessary, the rights
Of persons and property on the high seas, in the
Territories whatever else its constitutional au-
thOrily extends
a. Resolved, That the Democracy Of the Nation re-
cognze il the imperative duty Of this Governments
70 protect the naturalized citizen in all his rights
whether at home OF in foreign lands 10 the same
tent as its native born citizens.
5. Resolved, That the National Democracy earn
esdy recommend the acquisition Of the Island Of
Cuba at the earliest practicable period.
Whereas, That one Of the greatest necessities Of
the age, in a political commercial postal and militia
~ point Of view, is a speedy communication be
tween the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans Therefore
be II
Rescued That the National Democratic party do
hereby pledge themselves TO use every means in
their power to secure the passage Of some bill for
the construction Of Pacific Railroad from the
Western line Of the Mississippi river to the Pacific
ocean az the earliest practicable moment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

thin market or to Albany, there sold to farmers for
the yoke and thus whole districts be ravaged BY
the disease. Not single honf should cross the Dor
ders oil Connecticut except after i1spectiea, uader
the heaviest penalties; and the sooner this stringent
aaton Is adopisd, the better il VIII befor Is ali.
CROWN OF rIih ITAIa.-A young lady friend Of ours
recently c0mmencs5 the use Of sage-water to pro-
mote the growth 4 her hair upon recommendation
Of a eoi6sur, and has to discontinue its daily
use, because &c nude hex hair too thick 10 prepare
this, pour boiling ustsr the sage-leares, and let
them remain some time in an oven or near stove;
then STRAIN it and apply it daily to the roots Of the
hair. If any p0Inade is needed an equal mixture Of
eoc0a-nut and olive oil, with q little perfume, is
rno7 Chica4o FTsrg5I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

virtue Of deed Of Trust mae b. james O. Oven, hs
OF October, 1885, and Registered he i0h OcobeT
1889 in the Registers 0ce Of DaVd11n co1nt Book No. 90
pages 20 and q, VIII Saturday The 10 day o. auy 1850
81 The Court House dcorin the city Of Nashville for sale
si lot Of ground Broad street, n The ey ef NanhFilas
fronting 90 feet Broad and rum ing back llDfet
MS lot adjoining ne e Mrs Fros sa oi
being Just above the intersection Of High and Broad streets, and
formerly occupied by Guntsr BlaaEsi-h shop and
used Carpenter and Mill stone shop By Warns Ferguson
% neo Land Of i've acrsin davidson county, Tennis
sec thH Nlughau Pike and bonded te North b. The
Vaughan Pike, The West By the lands 81 r stcn and
Mrs G. Bell, the South b lane street. The
east By lot Of George Hi,1hinEs-
ID. Tract Of nine and "a poss Known he wilson l
place. and designated i0s No 81 70 0Heas pan
Vista Property.
4h. iot, part Of aid Busna Vista properly, containing
twelve acres, ADD marked sad plan o. Ovens unded he
West ~ the Ruena Vista Turnpike the h ne land q
McdaYocks 1.-THE North b. Cumberland River AMI Tie
soath By lands o. henry Holt incudng and excluding
belonging he Buena Vista Terry The bnfk bounds Of said
tra~t will Be shown on tho day Of slla-
All right ca ~ Of redemption Of said lands expressly
waived and released. s. l. FINLEY,
juneI4 ID frugee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

The BAPTIsTs IN KENTUCKY.-Rey. s. L. HELIX in
the Western Recorder, estimates the Baptsts Of Ken
lucky at not more than eighty thousand, Of whom
not twenty thousand are blacks lie thinks that the
denomination in that State has not been gaining the
last five years in numbers owing to the tide Of emil
grafton westward; but that there has been great
improvement in the erection Of church edifees
schools and colleges the education of young minis
tiers, and increased beneyolence. DR.. D. R. CAMP
BELL in the same paper states that within the past
five years an amount approaching 100000 has been
raised for educational purposes by the Baptsts Of
Kentucky, and that there are now thirty promising
young men at Georgetown College preparing for
the ministry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
Red B BOILING sPRTNGs,


NalIl lllN ID lAEIa1las " :"
AVN purchase tie interest o. Messrs ErwHY HEAEU
IN the aboTsceisbraied SPRINGS ha taken possession ol
The same and determined 70 spare sxerons reader
pieauau retreat.
The SPRINGS located IN Macon county, seventy miles dis.
tart roa Nashville. Parties leaving for the Springs viii axe
the Gallan car, which place stages leave lor HsTiSViis
thence b. hack. The hack will sasa every ether morning
from the frst C. June.
The reputation Of Eais veil known in his sonmz-
nifty to need any comment For seroula Dyspepsia Gravel
Stone ohe baddr and All elections q the kidney hey are
specific refer with pleasure Dr.. E. Herbs of Nah
vile, giving svsnce Of the curative powers TIE Fssg be
having permanently cared azraqtea case Of sI
aprl29-d3m WsBn 4 WALKER proprsfors
- Louss Journal copy month aud sssd b % his
effca for coll scfion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

TTyE next session o. t8 Knstui0u begins drst Monday II
SspteE bef Preparaon for classification and rocm-
ing Of pupils, The last week In August Note s following
Tantages:
The Buildings IN extent and htness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts hah, exercise and convenience
wholly unequalsd in the United statsa We challenge eonpar
ison.
2. The SIX Acres Of Lawn ana shade are On.
closed Ae greatest privacy, and Afford pupil
unrstrained freedom Of childish sports and innocent amuse
ments
Reconsideration -Ths Academy belongs to afy zen
temen represented By sevtn Of their number q df1s de
nominations, pledged . preserve The nonseean character q
the school.
4. The Maternal Care Of the Boasling pupils. Is
entrusted unds ne constant supervision Of he Prnepa 70
Ladies culture and sducarn, via devote their whole TINE
the happiness nd comfort ofths pupils.
5. Ihs HOailh OF the lm8safu ton Is un7race.
dend In The history Of schools Only hre deaths have ocr
Institution are its highest Fscoumendatiops.
g. ,fhe Rooms are large, vel Furnished, and never
crowded
2 Security from Fires-Ths buildings are heated b
St and lighted with gas that the pupils from
The ordinary edents acculng from from stoves pai and
be lights. Besides the eaperaure ADDS
greatly 70 the health Of the ssh0ol,
3. neg ulartonB which Years hare shown % Be- maEt
sautary, viii be cJunued their fun The feEest posi-
bic changes viii Be- msdsin rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
The Facnlty is composed o. dirty Eve teachers and
attaches, most OF whom aaocaad with predecessor In
the Literary Department the ah have had lsug and
cesul experience and most Of them in the Old Acadeny. In
the Music and Ornamental Deuzrtr the Ieahe Professor
and Artists Of high celebrity. Superior Harpst has been
receaty engased for ne ensuing sear.
In fact ne highest adEanages every particular that
found IN similar Institution In The United States, f
nhed in the Nash Tile Female Acssmy-le Alma AtsF o.
hundreds Of The most elegant and rehned iadesn the Southern
country
ITss as heretofore. For particular, apply foE oirou
lar % the principal. csc. n ETERHART.
Nashville, Tenn, June 6. '60-tvEvsn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
Hy tAssushor Of .sFhs LanPlightsT,,, VOL. ns.sl
bound il clath.

~ he author Of ssThe LamPlighter,'' VOL neatly
bound n elald.
Bead ne following tssHmonals
The pictures o. Oriental life Win rhic s ba aha1nds are
sf1thfaly ooneeiEea and slilfsly portysi lsuiaFy-
~ fuRuDla H crafty I'm Advance 81 ne auttdru nFsFcu1
Eor1. pc igucrs drln1te. 5 stTl mere fntel n has
closer az il Ete o ecaads i 81 crFinzili All nharssl
inerest.s-N Q. PicaVEne
We reckon 30 ne Enrl'fh
languags. ~ Iplifi EDGaiuJ 5grr1a,.
e readers thas however hr itir srpaol-
tons have teen red ty i net BE- dpuoinsf - psrusl
q this iacinating hook''- Hllc11ns Gugsf.
Ihs book 6reathes ail brolsh ofs sunny oTadt -ta-
dsipbfG Prsss.
"A chasming stsTy o. hsin sE-iar'--Ft7i. llfalsr.
e Uhoe story he flneiiE ersauc1 OF 7 rall cul-
T1ted and highly lmngaatiFC fGit11ors f1zs-tcrn-
-lhe literary treltsnt ig Superior. ctn1c-
ters are drawn Win pCTsI and hey lilaafs1 Macs.
"A very iutera1sl story genuine Oriental -narrn,
bothof fact ani fancy, ibues is pages Ros I1lserfss
The story s graphic IN Do details and arts-cag na7arr
Line j0urE15.
"a novel q greater beauty and fnh tan s aaors urer
Gus p-o1ucous. fa az TIE 1p 81 0rautai ras- ar1fs
6qi natural and dasss ana reaned, vci not sa-asaia-
EEoride1ce ai1uln1t.
sEsEssi. brnad, hsart7 ana hsalay on. ofts- NOT
entertaining soEsis O. ths day. Mar.ef "a rcnsins
Eslius'i--IB5sf0a ltias
zone .as nos. original ard Interesting novels q sdsy
sold b. al BOOKSELLER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

WHITE WIVES AMONG THE INDLANs.-The Chatfeld
dinnesota) Democrat of the I'd inst, says that two
white women are living at the Agencies with Indian
husbands. One of them, Mrs. Renville, came from
Illinois about eighteen months ago, and after Vig-
orous courtship, won the consent of her dusky
mate and married him that she might elevate the
race She is now teaching the Indian girls to bake
and do household labor generally, and her husband
is said to be quite proud Of her. The other, Mrs
Otherday, became enamored of one of the braves
at Washington where ne had gone with others Of
his tribe to complete treaty, and she followed him
to his home on the prairie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
4 B0ardins and Day school.
FOR YOVEG LADIES

EWTILL be opened Beptsm her fse is Nasbyiils ~ J.
w " NICHOLS formerly Principal q he Fssrencs Be-.
male Aeaam Aao Ea and daring the laet ave years. teach
er IN abe Nashville Female Academy
NE oudls selected Tor this Institution terinafon
Of sprice street. and noWu sSthe Couzzins' House.
me course OF instrloten Ei coprs All the brauche8 usua
" required 10 English sducston TIE NO. soDsspt Pro
i@.3ors n Ausie Drawing, French. &e-, engaged.
AJsel particulars address j. W. NICHOLS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

Many farmers IN the vicinity of Syracuse, N. y,
are making arrangements to raise tobacco this sea
son. If the crop does well it is the most profitable
that can be raised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

A Convention representing the g Old Thirteen
States" is in session in Philadelphia, to arrange
for the erection of the monument to the signers Of
the Declaration Of Independence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

The drouth in Kansas continues to be most Sc
we're. For fifteen years, the Indians say, nothing
like it was ever known before. Crops of all kinds
are in serious risk of utter failure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

Lynch LAW IN KANsAs.-A man named John John
son. fOrmly of McHenry county, III. was tried at
Black Jack Kansas on the 4th inst for horse steal
ing. The Court consisted Of a magistrate and six
iurymen. After the evidence was all in, johnson
confessed and begged for mercy but the verdict
was guilty and the sentence death in fifteen minutes.
The criminal then selected to settle his affairs,
and see that his mother got the avas of his proper
tv At the expiration of fifteen minutes, at the com
mand of the officers, they marched to the nearest
tree, about half mile from the village and there
gave him three minutes further respite, and then he
was hung, and when he was dead, his body was
taken down and buried decently.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

A party of Indi.1s attacked a Mexican train from
E PasO, at Eagle Springs on the list Of this month.
Forty mules were stolen by the Indians, and three
men belonging to the train seriously wounded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
Auction sale Of Entire stock and Fixtures
Under Attachments #H

WYILL proceed to sell at the store, rs, Pabc Square
next door 20 II Csihonn's JeWefy Scre1 on aeeoHnt
Of shaw, commanding Thursiay morning, July
Tn at 70 o'clock entire az No l5 Ruoc
Square, with Ocuniers Oh Cloths aud Fixtures The
stock Of rich Embrodees Laos Ribbons large stock
Of SIX Trimmings Ladies' AID Chldrens Furnishing 0oods
with ending variety not % be enumerated Ladies are
ilYited and also dealers who vial end u % their interest attend
II TsThe Store for Rent BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24
Notice.

FAVE this day sold N. GlBsoE ny entire stock Of LINN
Der, &c. Also al notes accounts due. He q hereby
J. T. GIBSON.
have this day bought Of Jo 7. GIBSON his stock Of Lumber
&C.. and will eontnns the business in ny
Nashville, June "a, 6O-6s n dtBo5N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

The s'oldest inhabitgut'' of Jasper county, Texas
has been married recently. The young lady's age
is not stated but the old gentleman Judge BEyIL is
seyentv-fye years old
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

LOUIS NAPoLEoN is preparing for publication a
new and improved edition Of his work on artillery,
as well as a Life of JULUs CESAR. In this latter
work he viii endeaYOr fortiy his own position as
a Democratic sovereign, by proving that julius
CESAR was the same, and that out of such position
there can come nothing but good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

Tho health Of Hon. Mr.. Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia,
is improving and he is again able 70 be up and out
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-24

Nd KEaDAI1s the famous bugler is sin lying very
low in Boston and lis death almost daily expected.