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The hydraulic press., 1860-04-21

To WHOM Do THE MINES BELONG ?-The
Butte Record epitomises an important mining
case which was tried before Judge Sexton,
and involves the question forming the above
caption. One Moore is the owner, in fee, of
body of red, grayelly land, situated on
the west side of Feather river, opposite Oro-
vile, and sufficiently auriferous to pay for
mining by the hydraulic process:
Hederives title by mesne conveyance, from
the Mexican Government who granted the
land of which the premises in controversy
are part, on the 18th June, 1916, to the
brothers Fernandez. The Grant was con-
frmed by the Land Commission, and on the
18th October, 1857, Patent was issued by
the President of the United States. The
granting words of the Patent contained no
clause reserving the minerals. In March,
1860, Smaw, the defendant, entered upon
the land of plaintiff, and commenced ex-
tracing the gold therefrom. The plaintiff
| alleges that he took $400 from the SOIL
| This Smaw does not deny, and sets up that
gold and silver in the lands of California,
belong to the State in its Sovereign capacity.
| He also alleges that the State of California,
as we'll as the General Government, has
granted license to all citizens of the United
States, to 60 upon all the land of the State,
whether public or private, and search for
and appropriate the royal minerals-gold
and silver. For the purposes of the suit the
plaintiff admits the existence of such Ii
cense; and this reduces down the contro-
yersy to the naked question, "To whom do
the mines of California belong?" To the
owner of the soil, as contended for by the
plaintiff; or to the State of California, as
oontended for by the defendant Judge Sex
ton held that the ownership of the soil car
ried with it the minerals and from his de-
cision the defendant has appealed the case
te the Supreme Court.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-21

WARS IN NAME ?-This hackneyed
Shakspearian query is suggested anew by an
amusing passage in one of Bayard Taylor's
last "Pictures of California" He has been
describing glorious mountain scenein Pla-
Ger county, and thus proceeds:
Now what do you suppose is the name at
tached to this spot2 What mel0dious title
enfolds in its sound suggestion of so much
beauty? 1t is called-conceal thy face, @
modest reader! write it with blush man
tling my steel pen, down to the very point
"Shirt-tail Canonp Palsied be the profane
tongue that first insulted Nature by bestow-
ing it The story is, that the first miner,
washing in the stream with nothing'on but
his Shirt was seen by the next corners, car
rying up his gold in the tail thereof, like an
apron. regardless of appearances. Be that
as it may, this part of the Sierra Nevada has
been made infamous yits abundance of the
most con iemnable names which a beastfy
imagination ever invented. A little further
up the hills is a mining camp, called "Helps
Delight" There is also Bogus Thunder"
not far off, and village with the delicious
appellation of "Ground Hogs Gloryp' Hal
lelujah what field the future poets of CAL
ifornia will have! Fancy one of them sing
ing:
'When in Shirt Tail Canon buds the grove,
And the arks are sngingin Hel's Delight,
To Ground Hogs Glory I'll come, my love,
And sing at thy lattice by night"
Or thus:
'My heart is torn asunder,
My life is filled with pain;
The daughter of Bogus Thunder
Looks ON me with disdan !"
have only given the most favorable spec
linens. There are some places, the names of
which are current from mouth to mouth,
but which, for obvious reasons, are never
printed. Some of them are out-of way
camps, which will never become classic To-
calities-but a spot of such remarkable
beauty as the canon we have just passed
through Il will not repeat the nane) deserves
to be Immediately redeemed. Let me sug
gest title. i noticed a resemblance, in
certain features, to wild and beautiful val
ley in the Taygetus. Let it, therefore, be
called ''Spartan Canon"-which WILL at the
same time, convey the idea of the original
name to the classical traveller. / call spon
ye, inhabitants of Iowa Hill, Forest Hill,
Yankee Jims, Mount Hope, and Hells De-
light, to accept this name Gfyou cannot find
a better) and let the present epithet perish
with the wretch who first applied it'll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16
A "DASHAWAY."

"Weu, Jack, I'm afraid all this will go for
gros,' said a man about paying one of his
ships crew.
"Nevcr fear, sir, never fear; I'm Dasha-
i0dy now. Half this goes to my old grand
mother, and the other half to get me in good
rig for the next voyage"
a Dashaway What, You dashed away
your cups Jack -
eyes, sir. Our brig was boarded by the
land sharks at San Francisco, and they took
me to their hells, robbed me, and turned me
into the street drunk. A man came along.
He didn't kick me off the paving. No, sir,
he picked me up, and took me to his lodg-
ings, and he kept me there till | was sober.
Sir, he was a Dashawsy, and he said must
be one. And he said, Take the pledge,
brother. till you can take something better
And says l, What is better then the
pledge 2"
- Brother says he, the pledge dashes a
way your cups, but it leaves you your appe-
titc That will gnaw away at you; but the
grace Of God will dash that away.
"Well, sir, didn't leave him till took
the pledge, total abstinence; and he asked me
to go to prayer-meetng with him; and, bless
ed be God, it was just like the old meeting
at home, and ! thought heard my tather
pray, and Deacon Eastman. o. sir, tho't
i'd got among the saints again and, sir,
said the poor sailor, with the tears streaming
down his cheeks, II felt | was too bad to be
there and told 'em SO. But said they,
Jesus Christ is here, the poor sinners friend,
and he says, Though your sins be as scarlet
they shall be white as snow, and him that
comoth unto me will in no wise cast out.
All, sir, had been cast out Well, sir, !
knew he was my father and mothers Saviour,
and | felt he'd be mine Yes, sir, was so
Der, and set praying till he came to me- or
got to him, or both, for believe we met
halfway and, sir, l dashed away my appe-
tie then | don't want grog. am a Dash
away. sir, blessed be God. You must dash
away your bosom sins before the grace of God
can get in, and thatll keep EN- out"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16
WHOLE NO. 27S7.

humor. Never scold or give lectures or in
any way wound a child's feelings, as It goes
to bed. Let all banish business and every
worldly care at bed time, and let sleep como
TO a mind at peace with God and all the world.
Halls Journal of Health.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

however, now on the wane. There is ono
thing worthy Of observation about all Shetland
marriages ! never knew a real original ma
tive man Of Shetland who married a woman
Of any other county or country; on the other
hand, shetland woman often gets married
to men Of other counties throughout the king
dom, and her parents arc exceedingly fond OF
such extraneous matches. Thus, the Shct-
land women have better chance of getting
married than any women in Britain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

ANGELS IN PRrrIcoATs "A funny cores
pondent of the Portland Transcript says:
81 have recently gin up all ider of women
folks, and cum back to perlitikal life. am
more at home in this line than huntin fair
sects. Angels in petticoats, and kiss me
quick will do to look at, gin in, durn en-
they are slippery as cells, and when you
fish for em aud get bite you some how or
other find yourself on the wrong end Of the
line; they've cotched you And when you've
stlilcd them with peanuts candy and dog
gertypes, they will throw you away as they
would a cold later Lestwise that's my ex-
perence. But | am done with EN- now. Tho
q zen of Sheber the Sleappen beauty, Cleo
patry's needle, Pompey's pill and Lots wife,
with steam engine to help EN-, couldn't tempt
me. The very sight of bonnet riles me all
over =!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

Az INTERESTING DIALOGUE TO A Pooh
MAN.-stephen Whitney, who died in New
York recently, leaving ten millions, was once
met by Jacob Astor, when the following dia'
logue ensuod
"Mr. Whitney I hear you have retired from
business" This was after his retirement in
1887.
Yes" replied Mr.. Whitney. 81 have re-
tired.
"And how much are you worth !" inquired
Mr.. Astor.
About SO 900 900, replied Mr., Whitney.
After standing and thinking in silence for a
moment, "Well, said Mr.. Astor, ~ don't
know but it is just as well to retire on that
sum as it is to be rich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16
For the Watchman.
HOW TWO ROGUBS GOT CHEATED
IN MAKING ONE BARGAIN.


IN MhhlNb ONE bAhUhlNs
g. L. Krvsryoror MICH
ss tfo,, b,i,,t, ,. .,...' ~. 80,
Unsg ,ia,..,,, ..-,. % y i"'"s
- b,.-5 80 ~ f.tI
Of these United States '
Thus rose the song Of Douglas,
~ none viii dare deny,
While DER the map OF hansas
He cast his owl eye.
1,,. ....t.t. L.. O., e.,.
III. .tiifi ii 81, 80 "
So. .. ~ @ Uni si ,tbm
Your servant fll remain.
And when no moro The body
The springs Of life control,
To recompeuso Che service,
Nou shall possess my soull'
..,rt. A.. 81, -. ,-i.t - ..t.Lt
uc -.'l,l lii H.. N"' t'''NY
No rcst v,ss in ,,ar,i;,i,, i,,,,,
While thus the mischief grew.
They toll tll al was weary,
And tl every imp was blind,
10 torm Dill that would promote
The curse OF human Kind
yo, ali i, ,,i, ,h, l,bor
ofS,t.. Do,,tss iii
Tho ncoric bc,rJ ,bc ,re,,so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

~ A little boy had wooden horse, and
in course OF time It's tail and cars and legs got
knocked off, and the toy presented rather
ragged appearance. Said he one day, "God
sees everything, don't he mother," "Yes,
my child "Wcll, ! guess ho'll laugh then
when he sees this horse"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

The SoHooLMAsrER's DFTouLrY.--A
country dominic had hundred boys and no
assistant u wonder how you manage them,
said friend, "wthout help "Ah,' was
the answer, 81 could manage the hundred
boys well enough it's the two hundred par
ents that trouble me-thcrc's no managing
them"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16

II ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMPAGGN
N mas OPENED AT MoNrrELnR.
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
LONlNG GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have lust
been received from New York, consisting Of crerv rde-
~ Of Orercoaiiaqs Bro1dcoihs, leafihgs ami Pant
StaHs, an offered at very low prices in any quantity,
will manufactured into Garments in any style desired,
iu "a superior manner.
Also from one OF the best Clothing Houses in New
YORK, an elegant stock Of Fashionable and Scasonahe
hG.iy-m'de cLorlllNG, oryosy for The oreiaii trade.
Examination gratis.
s. c. WOOLSON,
~ Hebblrd Block state Street
PAgent for the sale OF William Ce,bratcd Aloutly
and emi-Anuual BDsn Qf Fashions the onl, true re-
port for this count. =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-16
FAIR NIX s,

Sc \ l. II :, OF every Variety,
for sale at manufacturer prices by
d. n W. c. LEWIS, ACTS.
Montpelier Sept. 1850 62I3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

ADvICE--As ihe hot season Is approaching, every
person should prepare their yten for the change and
there IL remedy applicable 'McIeans strength
eug Cordial aud Blood Puri fer Ii viii purify the
Isa-lI Thoroughly, ami the time strengthen
ami inysuraIe the whole organization The immense
quantity that is sold daily, is proof enough Of MS
great virtues in thoroughly removing all mpure mat
from the bInOd- We say TO all, Try il! IL Is de
lcl0us To- take See the advertisement another col
We would call partIculaI attention 10 Mclean ;
notice another column We add the following from
the St Louis Herald which speaks volumes IN its
favor We say TO all give it trial:
We take especial pleasure in recommending Ne
Ias celebrated Strengthening Cordial as an invaiua-
bic remedy for general debility and weakness We
have. seen it tested in circle under mmedi-
4t. observation and vOueh for its efficiency and
worth Il Is an article which should be kept constant
Is an every family, it Is certainly invaluable
medicine zee the advertisement in another column.
octI--dGwIm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
rroDn ,I,s. press Pi,lladelphla. octnt,er I. 1859


SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE--To have fiycrite
pec. Of china Clipped broken pet book with its
binding torn piece Of furniture fractured, is
terrible and temper destroying nuisance Not without
remedy As testify Mr. SIauliing, " ho adver-
tses his Prepared Glue in The Pres to-day, sent US
some Of II yesterday We devoted two hours 10 its
practical appration-result two carved chairs com
pIetey restored, many odd and ends of china and
gllss made Ill a taIteret HAY made good as
new several deguerreotype cases renovated, and an
obi folio edition Of HeTOdJtus and Homer printed in
the year 1900 whose antique boards LITERALLY bards)
we've split made strong enough la Last for another
century OF two. We might have nendeI any quantity
81 ciIdren's broken :0ys but cayei in after hour
at the worst Of them This Prepared Glue which II
Z. liquid thick glue ami applied by brush
which accompanies each bottl Il indispensable in a
house that Ne nov wonder how could have gone
without II Cetl-2"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
hessrs. Taylor. Whitthorne, and
WattersOn.

The following list Of appointments has been agree
upon for Messrs. Taylor, Whitthorne, and Waterson
candidates EectOr for the state at large at whic
times and places they will be pleased TO meet an
address the people. IL will be seen that number Q
counties have been omitted This WIS unavoidable
OW ing 10 the want Of time:
SumervIe, Fayette county, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Memphis, shelby county, Thursday, Oct. 4.
COyingtOn, Upton county, Saturday, Oct g.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday, Oct. s.
Ripley, Iauderdale county Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Dyersburg, Dyer county, Wednesday, Get 10.
Troy, ObiOn county, Thursday, Oct IL.
Dresden, Weakley county, Friday, Oct T.
Paris, Henry county, Saturday, Oct 13
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. Is.
Waverley, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct. l6.
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. IL
Nashville, Davidson county, Friday, Oct 10.
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday, Oct. -.
Nurfreesboro Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct. %.
(iallatin, sumner county, Thursday, Oct. IS.
Lafayette, Macon cOHRiy, Friday, Oct. &c.
Carthage, smith county, Saturday, Oct. 81.
SInthviIe, DcKaIb county, Monday, Oct. 20.
COOkeville, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. so
Sparty, White county, Wednesday, Oct 81.
McMnnville Warren county, Thursday, Nov. 1.
Manchester, Coffee county, Friday, Nov 2.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
To COnsnnptiyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health IN
Few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
sTpiOn used free Of Charge, with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure elBe for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN
CIII7IS, DC. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription Is 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives to be nvalu
able and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as il will c,st them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties " LsIin the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sst4-Iv Kings County, New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Public Speaking.

We will address our fellow-citizens of the
7th Congressional District as follows.
Purdy, McNairy county, Monday, Oct. L.
Montezuma, McNairy co., Maesday, Oct. 2.
Hermitage, Decatur CO., Wednesday, Oct 8.
Decaturville Decatur CO., Thursday. Oct y
Gossett's Store, Benton CO., Friday, Oct. 5.
Camden, Benton co., Saturday. Oct. 6.
Cbepultapec, Benton CO., Monday, Oct. 8.
Turkey Point, HumphI eys co. Tuesday Oct
Waverly, Humphreys co. Wednesday, Oct 10.
McAdos Humphreys CO., Thursday. Oct. III.
Deloberville, Perry CO.. Friday, Oct. II.
Linden. Perry CO., Saturday, Oct. Is.
JOHN g. BROWN,
N N. cox
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

~ In letter to the Union and american
written from Miffiin, Tenn, and purpcrting to
give an account of discussion there be-
tween Messrs. ATKINS and HAWKINS, the wri-
ter says;
"My pen falters in the task of portraying
in its true colOrs," &c.
We have noticed for a long time that when
Democratic newspapers attempts TO portray
anything in its true colOrs, his pen always
falter=
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. KING formerly Of New York for
l<fT ~ the last years Of Louisville, by
s@@ and " no has devoted his attention IL
the treatment Of private dseasss for ~ years Haters
hmsslf having attended 10 Practice fDf 80 many
years and cured many thousands, he L enabled 10
all diseases Of private nature no matter how
bad they may he from inGdiC ets niedleal treatment,
or from neglect their DR. Kings DIspeIsAry =
No - Iaderick between Cherry and the Square,
ecOud story Where he al diseases II private
nature
COu0rhsa cured without naussOJEs medicines or in
reference with business
Structures date, e1ectually cured IN
f.. DAYS by operation which CAUSES no pain
Where = Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the Constitution 50 much
SYPHILIS with all the DISEASES Of the skin, grow ing
out q usgBect bad treatment, can be enectUay
cured II few days
SesliadI UsukIleEz-PaTticuaT attention having been
given this disease and ali the consequences growing
it. brought many by the destructive
habits incOusEieraIe youths, and excessive mdal
snce Of the PslssBE1s neglect u which all under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unit for
business society, and causing premature old age
the Womb may assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
case with ice enclosed direct 10 DR. A King No =
IE1eTick Nashville Tenn, win have the neces
saTy medicines sent 10 their address Office hours
from O'Clock the morning until the evening
Jlly 10 Ind&Tly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

@-It seems from the correspondence OF
the BREcKISRTDGE papers, that every Union
elector in the State has been "literally de-
molished" on every STUMP he has mounted
since the opening of the canvass. And the
worst of it Is, some OF our most gifted and
brilliant speakers have been Literally de-
molishedr at least six times a week by some
four-penny second-assistant sub-elector who
knows about as much about the political is
sues of the day as he does Of the personal
history of the Khan of Tartary. Curious,
is MT it,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
DIP Gfifarapb
Michigan Election.

4
DETROIT. Oct. 2-Tne Election for L-ei>i;.
| tive aud local offe. rs of the Upper Penin-
| sula was held On the 18th uit. IL resulted IN
| the election of the entire Democratic ticket
| in Mackinac, Chippe~a. Houghton and Mar
| qnette counties Joseph Couitou Was elected
Senator--a Democratic gain.
Poll icai.
BANGOR, MAINE. Oct. 3.-The Breckinridge
State COMMITTEES have nominated full eIec-
toral ticket.
New HAVEN. Oct. 3-The town officers
elected throughout Connecticut, are mainly
Republicans.
Sentence of 1hos. Morgan.
BosToN, Oct. 3.-Thos. Morgan, master Of
the Orion, pleaded guilty of being engaged
in the slave trade. His sentence will be fine
and imprisonment. Chamberlain, the mate,
pleaded not guilty.
From New York.
NEw YORK, Oct. Sit is announced that
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad wi l
pay no dividends at present.
The Directors OF the Africans Bank have
applied for Receiver. The circulation is
s95, 900, and is fully secured.
DETROIT, Oct. 3.-The Democrats have
elected most of the officers in upper Penisu-
lar. Michigan.
Arrived.
New YORK, Oct. 3-The steamers Saxonia
and Arago, have arrived.
Counterfeit fives and twos on the Bank of
the Republic, in Boston, are circulating
The steamer Cahawba, with Havana dates
of the 18th. has arrived; markets were IN
changed. Freights scarce.
From Europe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3-The steamer Con-
nought has arrived at ST. Johns with Liver
pool dates of the 25th.
Cotton sales Monday 10000 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 5000 bales
generally unchanged sales Tuesday 1000
bales, closing quiet but steady. Breadstuffs
firm, at full prices. Corn has an advancing
tendency; mixed 35s6d. The weather has
been favorable for crops in some sections. and
unfavorable in others. Provisions quiet but
steady. Consols 93sa934.
LONDONDERRY, Tuesday. - Ancona was
bombarded nine hours by the Sardinan ships
Victor Emanuel has determined to proceed
to Naples.
1t is reported that Napoleon notified the
Car OF his wish to join the circle at Warsaw
to personally dispel the dstrust entertained
respecting the designs of France.
tRiO-Janeiro Coffee Market.
Rio JANEIRo, August 25.-Exchange 264
Coffee firm and Unchanged; sales since last
advices $4,000 bags; daily receipts 10000
bags.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-Tne river is falling.
with 3 feet inches water in the canal.
Died.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 3.-Mr. LortOn. manager
of The Theatre here, died to-day of pneumo-
mia.
sailed.
BosTON, Oct. 3.-The steamer Europa sail
cd to-day, taking out 100000 specie.
The frigate Niagara arrived at Loando the
first week in August.
Mail Matters.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The contract for
carrying the mail from Charleston to Key
West was awarded to NJ. G. Mordecai.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

BILLIARDS FOR THE LADIES On Monday
next at L O'Clock 2. NJ, Mr.. Il. LYONS will
throw open his Billiard Saloon, on Union
Street for the reception of Ladies. No gen.
tlemen will be admitted after that hour un-
accompanied by lady. For the entertain
ment, the game will be played by the most
skilful players in the city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

Gs- The Ladies have resolved to vote on
rhe Sewing Machine question. They have
declared for freedom from leather pads, d.
minutive shuttles, and windiag bobbins, and
are determined TO have Sewing Machine work
which will survive the wash-tub. In short,
they are going "to a man" for new admin
istration under The Grover & Baker.
mt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

A SoxSRF from ORR PeETTekT. EDEToR.-
The local Of the Erening Dernocraf wants to
know why we do not get one oil our poeticai
contributors to write sonnet on Hog Al
ley Simply because all our contributors
of that sort have declared their inability to
do the subject justice. Besides, it is none OF
their business. It's the business of our Poet
ical Editor, whom we employ at large sala-
ry To attend to all work coming under that
grade. He has been constantly engaged,
day and night, for the last six months on just
such a sonnet As the DeHaocrdt demands, and
having finished il about five minutes ago,
we have the pride aud satisfaction of laying
it before our readers:
To THE STREET COMMITTEE-A SONNET
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
annns.s,uouf.

A. S. CeITAR. Esq of Winchester. will
address, the people al the following times
and places--viz:
Jasper. Marion county, Friday, Oct. s.
leagues Store. Marion CO., Saturday, Oct G..
Dunlap, SeqaaIcbi- county, Monday, Oci. 8
Pikeville. Bledso county. Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Washington, Rhea CO., Wednesday. Oct. 10.
Decatur. Meigs county. Thursday. Oct IL.
Cleveland. Bradley CO.. Friday Oct. IL.