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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
From the Raleigh Register.

From the Raleigh Register.
Mr.. Syme As you have published the correspon-
dence referred to below, feel assured that you will do
me the justice to publish the following
As several of the newspapers of this State have pub
lished correspondence which recently took place be-
tween Gov. Ellis and Dan1. G. Fowle, Esq, of this
City, in which my political character is directly and
my personal reputation indirectly assaed deem it not
only my right, but my duty, to defend both THIS l
and 1cW do be the consequences what they may to
myself or to others, When that correspondence was
published very i'll and it is with much difficulty
that now write. only ask suspension of judgment
for short tme confident that can trumphantly vim
dictate myself For the present content myself with
pronouncing the charges made against the Working
Mems Association, Association, and against my
SELF Individual atse-fase in part false in whole
and false in every particular matter upon what evil
dence founded. Before God and my country, never
thought of doing that with which charged, and no
such idea entered my mind, until heard that Gov
Ellis had denounced me for doingit
trust that sense of justice will prompt those edi-
tors who have published the correspondence alluded to-
noticed the matter at ALL to give this card place in
their columns, FRANK |. WILSON.
Raleigh, May 2nd 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

RS The citizens of Sumter, S. G., held meeting on
Wednesday last and passed resolutions expressing their
Unaoyed satisfaction at the action of the seeding dele
gates from the Charleston Convention. Five delegates
were appointed to convey the thanks of the meeting to
the South Carolina delegates then in Charleston for the
course they had taken.
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- We clip the following from the Atlanta D'n'

s9~ We clip the following from the Atlanta Dal'
Inteligencer, of March II, 1859: g.;
we have often been asked why we adVerlEe w. w.
james Clarke's Female Pills? We answer hrSI "
cause we are paid for it second, because we kno" n
to be an article of real worth, and merit The ag
are gentlemen that would not deceive the public
to sell an article injurious to the well being OF the
but simply desire to present to our mothers and da
ters remedy for those diseases to which they are a
uraly subjects, and in such form as obvate I w
cessy of those medical consultations, which are u'3
looked upon by the ladies as violation Of their J 5
sacred feelings, and to avoid which they often rk
most fearful consequences. 1t the true character
medicine was better known health and happiness 10
sparkle in many lustreess eye-the bloom WouG
turn to beautify many faded cheek. See new ao'''
tisement in special column"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

MEXICAN NEws.-New Orleans, May 5.-The schoon-
er Emily Keith from Vera Cruz on the 9th April
has arrived The Liberal troops bad been victorious
in several skirmishes 1t reported that the return
of Ex-Governor Comonfort had caused considerable
excitement at the Capital
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

bS-The Stockholders in the Bank of Cape Fear
held their annual meeting yesterday, when all the old
Directors were reelected B. F. Grady, ESQ.,, held the
proxy for the State.-Daily Journal, 4th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

BRITISH VICE CoNsUL.-Donald McRae, ESQ.,. of
the firm of J. D. McRae & Co., has received and &C
cepted the appointment of acting British Vice Consul
for the port of Wilmington to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of G.. w. Davis ESQ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR TAzEwELL, OF VA-Nor-
folk, May THE venerable Littleton alter Tazewel
formerly, s. Senator, and Ex-Governor of Virginia
died here on Sunday, at the age of SIS years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

From the Freemans Journal New York, August 6, 1852
SPALDNGs PREPARED GLUE is such simple and cheap
preparation that pity any house should be without it.
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Frost IN THE CorroN REG1oN.-Augusta, Nav 5.
Reports from the upper portions of Georgia and Ala
bama State that the groing cotton crops have been
much injured by recent fosts
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From the Daily Journal. 4th inst.

From the Daily journal, Attn lnst.
Da~ The Newbern Progress has taken upon itself the
task at the risk of censure ofexpanng how it is that
Mr. F. T. Wilson has been circulating the address OF the
Working Mems Association. The Progress copies our
ARTICLE the subject his text and goes on to explain
as follows
The g Wake County Working Mems Association com,
piled printed and circulated their Address last fall and
we have no idea that they thought of Governor Ellis in
connection with it. They free white men and had the
right to write and circulate such address, copy of it
sent to u.s. (Which did not publish for of
and we suppose every other editor the State got
ton then though was wn that Mr. Wilson, prominent
democrat, prominent member of the Association
Why cry now We cannot for the life of US how it
could effect Gov. Ellis election if copy of it placed in
the hands of every in the State The Address ap
they have the right to make this appeal no deny
whether the people will grant or not is another
ton in the Standard e but he has no to do with the
propretorshp of the Office the editorial Of
tits address was by Wilson others way
year. before gubernatOra nominations were thought Oh
it, they do it in legitimate manner is mystery to US.
To suppose for moment that can prejudice the people
against Governor Ellis the party whom be represents
eVinces think unnecessary alarm
The PROGRESS should bear in mind, that at the time
the address was first published action had been ia
ken by either the Democratic Opposition parties on
the subject and that it had not consequently assumed
party shape until it was made so by the Opposition,
No one ever pretended to say the Association is not
composed OF " white men, or that they had no
right to circulate such an address, But DO say,
that after the matter had become test between the
two parties ard the Democratic party having taken is
sue with the doctrine advocated by the address, Gov
Ellis had right to complain of the circulation of the
document by proesSed Individual member of the party
for the success OF which he is laboring We GER
tainy made no ausion to Mr.. Wilson's present
ton with the Sandard-dd not even intimate that he
holds situation in the Standard Office at this time
The Progress has brought all that before the public Of
its own accord how much more it might have said in
different shape, not disposed to hint at. We
leave all that to the Progress progressive mode of pro
crossing. 1t is we'll to have friends, to help out Of
difficulty, but really in this case we think Mr.. Pen
nington might have given Mr.. Wilson time to explain
for himself. But perhaps wrong in this we had
forgot the mails have been stopped and commuuca
ton be had by Railroad speed with Raleigh and
the progressive spirit of this progressive age would not
allow friend of the Progress to progress slower thai
he is wont to do such unimportaut progressive
occasion.
We have endeavored in the above, to avoid censurine
the Progress for giving its little explanation" In this
we hope the Progress will agree with
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
From the Daily Journal of yesterday.
Declines.

The following letter. placed in our hands this morning.
apprises us of the fact that R. K Bryan, Esq, one of
our representatives in the last House of Commons OF the
State of North Carolina declines being candidate for
reelection to that position.
While, in common with fellow-citizens generally
we must regret the determination by which we will be
deprived of Mr. Bryans valuable services in the next
legislature we must feel that his course is not the
suit of caprice but is dictated by considerations of over
ruling weight 1t will devolve upon the June Conven-
ton to nominate some other good and true man:
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From the Daily Journal, 9Th inst.


Bay We clip the following from the Raleigh STAN
dard Of the % nSt which paper did not reach this Office
until this morning. 1t affords the utmost pleasure
in doing So as it enables to relieve the public mind
of impression. If the Standard had made
the statement on the first appearance of the cor
re8pondence in the Daily Press, our article would
never have been written. We waited several days, ex-
pectng TO see something from Mr.. Wilson on the sub
ec and nothing appearing, very naturally concud-
ed to wait no longer Almost every paper in the State
had published the correspondence before it was alluded
to by We do not however, regret the appearance
of article as it enables Mr. Wilson to place himself
in a favorable position before bis party:
I'VE clip the following from the Wilmington Jo,1-
nut, and will correct the editors i'll far as Mr. Wilson
concerned 10 the editorial Mr. w. has not circulated
any of these addresses Gov Ellis was made to be-
leve by interested parties. He is not, has be been
opposed to the reelection of his Excellency has
he opposed by word deed, the platform adopted by
the late Convention. Mr.. Wilson has been confined to
his bed for more than week. and he is able
to attend to business have little doubt be will pay
proper respect to his friends OF the Journal and all
Others who seem to take interest in his future welfare
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
E. d. HALL,
G.. D. MYERS,
j. III. WRIGHT,
r. B. MACRAE.

Since the above addressed to the military of the
State we learn that other communications have ema-
mated from different points, claiming for such points the
preference Godsboro the place for holding the
Convention. AS having taken the initiative, think
the recommendation of the Wilmington Light Infantry,
n this respect is certainly entitled to consideration,
pecialy as the place indicated is most suitable
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
Never Give up the SLIP !.

The true sailor is tried amid the fury of the storm
the battIe-the true Democrat in the day of trial.
Neither will give up the ship-neither will strike his
colors while plank remains there is shot in the
locker.
The good old Democratic ship has been in itteg
slight breeze but her flag is still thereshe still floats
and g float, the noblest craft that has breasted
the storms of uraism on the hand fanaticsm
the other. Shah we give up that ship now? Shall we
fail or falter in the hour of trial? Shall leave the
gallant barque to seek for safety in cockboat? Are
y-two seceders the Constitutional Democracy" sim
ply because they choose to the name? Not at
all Not at all We will never despair Of the Demo
cratic party until we also despair of the country with
whose history it is SO intimately allied and of which it
forms so important feature
But we must not be understood meaning to intimate
any desire for the sake of expdeny to waive the
demand for the recognition of any of just and const
tutional rights We would insist upon these where
they can best be obtained and guaranteed in and through
the agency of the National Democratic party
AS good citizens we would obey the laws and respect
the decisions of the courts within their proper sphere,
but the dictaon principles to national conventions is
not within the sphere of the duties confded to any court
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10
The Postal Difficulty.

The following letter from the Postmaster General K
Hon. l.. OBJ Branch, puts the matter in regard to thu
suspension of the mails the upper lines in this State
in proper light and we think fully exoneraes the de
partment from blame in the premises :.
POcT 0EETCE Dep RIM !
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TO tn. mnl,tary Of the state OF North Caroline.

SIR The undersigned at late meeting of the VIII
mngton Light Infantry, appointed committee to
address circular to the Volunteer Military Companies
throughout the State concerning the holding conven
ton Of military men, to take into consideration the
Militia Law of the State, and beg leave to suggest
That military convention be held in the town of
Goldsboro, on Wednesday, July l 1th, 1860.
That each company send at least three delegates who
will appear in uniform at the time appointed.
If these suggestions should meet the views of your
company any attention as to time or place desired
please communicate the same to the Chairman of the
Committee
The replies from the several companies will be com
pared and the time and place fixed upon by the MAORI
ty WIFI be duly noticed in the papers throughout the
State.
Vor1 rocpnctfulU vol1r nhd't cnrv'ta
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Commissioners of Navigation.
An election for Commissioners of Navigation was

g yesterday, with the following result:
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SINGER MACHINE,
Sewing Machines

From one to three years Ali wishing to pureha
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26

xITE are Ee@ m reeesPt % complete stock Of
w LANDkkI3fsS GaFaeu Seecs, q The sfsz - q
sss assasilus All she dleersat xaFsesirs q 2 -
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CAUTION.

Prrsens living II = distance should Be extreseeiy
CAUTIOUS Of whom thsy order1otterF 1sckets 81 Ger
tfn<ales u Packages % Tlckets- Iae ccantry =
neo6ea via Bogus zaa ssincLing Iottsrles- Every
lndacsrens l. held fet persons 70 invest o
nsr IN fkss-pitzi Prizes ~ from SO coo 20 So
aoo kasa their srAemes--Nth Eckeis Al 0ne Doiisf.
fles .eee Capital fFk<z onered, Iieke-s - All
sarA n every stance, are fEa edz- a1s II money
. secs % Them Cor tickets u muchthfoSn away
stlhoGs the shades u cAaBce Of ge<slaS prise
Bsssre of al Lctte<ses ksre The Capital friss -
ua.suslsY izrse = eor. parson u The price Of Tcks
els Il every here large prizes are o1ef-
~a for suall u fckess, put a ee<a fof GER
,,s~4 Managers
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Mo O N PUR TIE n
AMI
HEALTH RESTORER-
OR. r. EeGOExsS
SARSAPAISELLA
AND
aODlDE OF l-oTASH.

DRkP ARft FROM FRESH RooTs-ths eel, kiaa
I ssFthy ascssadeses Of PAP SIC soFt The psh
the hissa OF NeTcnry from the ssstsa sna Germ
ErnpsieEs ,fnpies aaf sscres fs<n ksnss
- sepkffsz ,seFofuia .utspss Diseases Of tke Rze[
liver. kazsss .skln ssa Read Fsaazis cassas,rs<
3. q a. eiesF snd sEestk .end shosIa b
s<eesa tie sPfthe al sanneTts parity be blsas
an s-sxsHs sIekaesf 81 Sc . bottle
sfeszsesby .HUGHEs ssnEAss .rsns.
- ssiain Sskhsillsbt Jasss Hosrxs HzDs
ozoss.ne 10 y 3kcss .hfeksists
nss<l-
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II xfkKrA1kzek SONS. No 81 seurs fslEs
IL. sTzkzs bs.z sen HzE kst @na C1esiE1i S<zsS.ss
fei.a1=l<hla, have sor sais
DER Z s4ErxD SPANISH HIDES,
iry .sa ersea Szllsd Paiaa Alpz, Tanner : osis
n-fs- - carsierss Techs the lesess prices s1e
- Al zIss- = Latter il re rea<h wanted ,fsr
~krb The ID 1zzz -@4fstt pf-ss 80 = 49, -
- - takez = excia1 Ter nt1es le--1ef s>ez
- a care <ss sele - cenus<ien-
serel-<zes
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Charleston and Savannah
y NJ = 4 Ia hV LIN y -
Rales Reduced and Speed Increased.


Time fTs m Savannah and Charleston Nashy lille three
three and a half and -four days.
Tine from New York and Lladeipha, seven and a
half, eight and nine days
Intervening ) bbaihS cause.-The above variations in
time, freight trains are run ON sunday over
three lines
No detentions by ice or snow. 0veFchaTges and
damages Except damages occurring at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and saita noogs Raul
delivery. c. W. ANDhkSON
decs3-tf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERTIFIcArrs.

Enclose the amount Of money our address Tor
what you wish TO purchase; ~ the Lottery in
which You Isl It invested, aud W betheT YOU wish
-sholes, Halves az Quarters, az Eigbths ON receipt
of which send What is order ed by nrst mail TO-
gether with tile scheme.
Immediately after the drawing "A Printed Draw ing
certified TO by tho Commissioners viii be sent with
an kx pianati
So Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give the name OF their Post Once county
and State
Alcommanicatiensst rctl, onGdentin
Sc Alpr. 81 900 and under paid immediatly
yafterthe lng-othel prize 1.-THE usua time OF
forty days
UPwoed. Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries are dra~n at
Augusta, Geo ga, AMI " Wilmington, ID lsw ware
Address 0rdcrs tor fckstfo OF CERTIFICATES by
ar Express Ia be directedto
WOOD, EDDY X co. Augusta Georgia
or, Woo1, EDDY 4 CO. Atlanta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. wiiulihg ion .OeLa~are
Rs-CirC uiars containing Schemes for tile mo- th
will be sent free oil e4peuse by addressing above.
Jan2z
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cheap Cooking St0Ves.
Crates and MantelpieceS.

WE have a very large stock oI Pdrlor Nantes
w and Jamb Crates, of every price and size;
Tenders of various Patterns; Marbelized Iron Man
Ties &C. MACKENZIE MINCHIN,
feb2-tf Nos 8 and IA College street.
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Express TO Clarksville.

THE southern Express Company respectfully an.
nouDee that they are nov running kEssENGKks
through 10 GaFksvilie, via- +. X. and NJ. c. h I.
Rail cars, sud prepared 20 forward that place
aud intervening points with prom iness dispatch
all goods usaa ny sent by express. They Viii also
forward 20 all places on stage routes, eonnectil z
with the above Railroads. Bills, notes, drafts, ec-
collected and prompt return made
~ once No. 10 Public Square.
feoiI-u A X. HOLT Superintendent
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LIVERY STABLE.

7E>sddy, Nay 2oh-Sveepstakcs for untried three
Year oids-sIuO entTance-$.5 fOTfet-one mile
heats-thTee more TO Ill the stake-CIub 10
add 500 & the Is run.
Wednesday, Nay 3otA. Jockey Club Purse s3o0-Two
mile heats.
7kuTsddy Nay 31a--sweepstakes for three year olds
y mile heats-SlO0 eLtranee-S50 forfeit-tbree
or more 10 MI the staks-Ciub u add sl0U II the
racs Is run
Friday, June Isl -Proprietor's Pursc-s2Oo One
Mite Heats
Saturday Jua> 2d--Jockey Club Purse siOo-Two
Mile Heats
Same Day-SweepstAkes t'r three year oids--single
dash OF miles-slo0 Ehtrante-S5O forfeit
three or more u MI the Stake-Club to add sIOO
II the lace Is run.
To name and close lat March. Five per cent
entrance for club money--alI entries TO BE- made 10
the undersigned. b. =. CHEkTHAM,
ieo-O-td Proprietor.
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q nexE> cs.l q lszngs. = s>zisas <tylss> os,s<
% x.l1 sks szl-tzzzs1 c1iln< zsfns<. for z1-e b
nszb-e k&lk6, 6zu4< Af*
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Prizes paid Immediately after the

- rf,rd~rsadufc ssca 10 'kkscr yBko1DsES1i
IA sninxfo4 Del. - n lnleetNitl Ptompt aften-
,ss .eat rlnlsd nc itra~iI sea tassooa -
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fUh 81. LuUINs IhllAbu, DLfhUlfs
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and Northwest shoFtLiBs Route
1859. PAIL ARRANGEHENT
Two Daily Trains 20 ST. Louis. Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON ana sfssr DECEMBER ssb Issa, Passenger
" Trains vii leave New Albany a. follows
Ie.lo A n. cbscaeo and 81 Louis kxpfess NAL
(TaIly except sunday lreachinsS Iouls atiasso
A. ", and chicas ~ iosse A. 4: ezaeinnAii 81
iods P. 4. Chicago and 81 Louis slkht Express
(nzily exeeFt sAisrcaysl, reaehins - Leais a
iseeP. n. as6 cascaso ~ le,se r n on sSisr
cay nights tbs train rans enit 20 hisroe4i.fe-
s,rnsns ssoaslay nsorhiRss-
las P IL Nj he'll Accommodation (flsay eAesps
froa =. Less a go a. n. FssehlnE Ns~ Al
sars Al ssss r N. Lesissiiis - s4s =. y
Tr4lns iress =. Lsss Al 80 =: n, .ae q - =:
N--srrsssas ~ L.aissii-s - siit A sna $40
Pm.
oniv one change q Carr q 81 Louis, ciacin-
nafi. or Chicago.
Ba<saee Checked Through.
All Tfz1ss cannset esessis Sath All Passenger
Tr.ias 80 oass AS Mississippi slalFs@s al
isdssais.ll ssT . n srelas .ssn lhsy are delay
tlans ~ Nitrksfl iFeaa - Leis Cnl Snasti
s~ Passengers zae assssks ts<ss - ssd fzan
kelf - seaz Fsziss cs1seet elossis - efssacss-
Sic sisA tbe ferre i7sass 90 .zae1f R.sruae.
eef t2f Ie1rr &s4Etr Aao - ass Akz4 f1f Ia
A.azaslss At1.Ess ssss t. "a sAe Ielsas 4 testers
As1ssS- Apd eeh he hss1ls1s sau1ksra za4
snfts ers trdzste = 3 - Is.s4a k1s t1caxe ezd
szls tAe sstszzs EsElEsf ksfifus9 fsF c1scsge znd
al pssass Nesz - NeEzh- go klzefsf szzfoitz.f
al fsaissz 1zs<-
e. eesersIF<.senser ozsss, Se- SIS HIS ss<e<<
Lsassxlk.e. ~ keEr 1iiAlsleH zlckk1s zae far
lbsr lsfsriezllsa e.a As ebisinss-
ss.'as are rsa - isssssl.s t s,ss :. -
xs~ AIs.zy O. II. ssIs. ssss7-si
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Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
In: kess LOtter1fssrgy Pyizsis irara!
SPLENDID SCHEME.

ep 10 $50.
o. sssarfxrs nnaoantir o . $50, ooo-
wasieFicketssio 4faiscs - -QuarteEts- 30
Persons - ho aesss. ueee enis Ee1flftbe riAk on
aekaEe foT~hich VEAL izelo -Se5siae-e "
ssrsiaoais efPAekagsof is wheies oests---sse
do de. le hAisss, 49, "a
Do. d. le Eixhshs. :" 1885, u
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Ordinary Drawing,
One Grand Capital Prize OF $50. 900
Approximation Prizes.

Whole Tickets SO; Halves S5;Quarters 50 so
Certifeales ol packages IA the Ordinary Draw ines
will he sold al ue following -ates which the 1:
Certificate OF Package Of 10 v hsie Tickets. $50
10 Half - 20
- 10 Quarter - - 20
g 10 kghth a. - 10
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saouid call and examine the superior advantages
ths Nuckine over ali Othe : before buying.
Pull and reliable information about Sewing Ma
Oh nes " be had by sending for
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Transportation

Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
s. GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 40, A. n. and 8, Pm.
Arrive u Cbaitinoos p and A. n
COMING WEST.
Ieaxee Chattanooga A. Ma and ?. ~
Arrive AZ Nashville at 6-lo r. n ana A. n
Ii rail connection and shortest route 10 Boston,
N New YORK, Philadelphia BzItimore Washing
Yen cts. Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
xiHe ayannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &C
botn Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad and Al Cs.atranso-
ga with Irails Eas1 Ten nessee aud Geofe q and
western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli-
cation 10 Ticket Agent, Office Depot 70 the fol-
lowing places, and at the Goiiawing prsces viz:
Nashville to New York via Charles TIN : e $50 m
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For Rent OF Iease

I Will. rent or lease my place near the Matrices
hoTo' Pike two rules from the city for the present
year, or with the privilege OF Eve years There is
q convenient BRICK Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables, and splendid well OF excellent water
There are twelve acres of superior land suitable for
raising all kinds OF marketing.
feb-2-u l. us LEWIS.
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irand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

ON THE HAVANA PLAN
E1iTe CtaSs 10.
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