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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
Keep il Before the People.


DftChAhNfAlt VI Aiaifftti"fWf.
"The whole theory Of Congressional Intervention is
LIBEL ON OUR INSTITUTI0NS"-(Cong Globe, vol.
90, 442)
John c. BIs,kinrdge is the nominee Of party claim
ing Congressional protection
breckenridge Eisa Of the Effect on the Country Of he
Passage Of the Kansas Bill.
NO sir if We reject the bill We open up the waters of
bitterness which viii be sealed again in time but not until
these agators shall have roted bile in the conusOns
Of the country. We blow high the flames to furnish
hab-atous for these political SaamandeTS, who can eX-
t only in the fires OF domestic strife. But if it passes
the question will be removed FOREVER from the Halls
Of Congress- and deposited with the people who set
tie il in manner answerabe 20 their views of in
terest and happiness. - Cong. Globe, vol 29)
Brsekirridg,'s Hea ofMs Object Of the Kansas Bill
Then sir neither the purpose effect Of the bill is
to legsa;e slavery into Nebraska and Kansss but us
effect is 20 sweep away this yestige of CONGRESSlON-
AL DICTATION on this subject to allow the free citi
zens Of this Union to enter the common territory with
the Constitution and the bill alone in their hands and TO
REMIT THE DECISION OF THEIR RIGHTS UNDER
BOTH TO TIE COURTS OF THE COUNTRr."-(Cong'
Globe, vol 20, p. 49,
Breckenridge Siapery in Kansas.
Among the many Misrepresentation of the Kansas
Nebraska bill perhaps is more fragrant than the
charge that proposes TO legisae slavery into Kansas
and Nebraska. Sir if the bill contained such feature.
1T COULD NOT RECEIVE NY VOTE. The right to
establish involves the right prohibit and denying both
| would vote for neither."-(Cong. Globe
j. C. BrsctiRridgs on the Kansas BIZ.
Dd not the non slavehoding States generally insist
that the true policy was the prohibition OF slavery in the
Territories Of the Union by act Of Congress and by eou-
sequence insist upon applying this principle TO Utah and
New Mexicoy Did not the slaveholding States on the
contrary. PLANTING THEMSELVES on THE GROUND
OF FEDERAL NON-INTERNENTION, RESIST THIS
POLICY and, BY consequence, its adoption and apPl-
cation 70 those Territories Ard after long and fear
fll struggle did not the LATTER DOCTRINE PRE-
VAIL and was il not carried into law in the Utah and
New Mexico acts. Did not the public, the press, con-
ventions and State hail the result as FINAL shi LIZ
NENT IN PRINCIPLE AND SUBSTANCE, OF TIE
SUBJECT OF SLAVERY y"-(Cong. Globe vol 49, p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

The Montgomery (Aa) Confederation, Democratic
paper, makes the following candid admission:
In the South it must be conceded that Bell will get
larger electoral vote than any Of the other candidates
It is as true as gospel that Bell will almost certainly
carry every Southern State, except South Carolina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

New WHEAT.-Severa parcels of new white Wheat,
of prime quality received Tuesday from North Ca
roius, found ready sale in Norfolk at Sl.65i The lots
embrace about 1000 bushels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

Last weeks Moulton (Alabama) Democrat in speak
ing of Bell and Everett meeting held there says
1.-The truth and justice require admit that BelEv-
stock is advancing in this part of the country 1t
Is fever heat with defiant aud upward tenden-
CIV. We make the admission reluctantly"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
a GRAVY Nexyspaper.

Is no wise leader who counses them-whether he be
Republican, Douglas Democrat, or Breckenridge DSu'
nionist. Read sad remember"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
THE MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TION.

DETROIT, Mich, August y, 1bbU.
The Breckenridge aud Lane Democratic State Conven-
ton met in this city day. and nominated full electo
RESOLUTIONS adopted requesting each Con-
gressional district TO make nominations, and discounte
naucing any compromise with their opponents.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE IN PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
PRrNcE EDWARD c. H., August goth, 1860.
!, ybs E{tor of The Ubig:

PRINCE EDWARD y. H., August zStn, louu.
To the Editor Of he Wing:
Snch encouraging accounts Of the transactions and
prospects OF the Bell and Everett party in other counties
in this State having been published in your admirable
Journal write to let countrymen know that we in
this section are not whit behind brethren in la
bors for the glorious cause have espoused Our last
courtday will long be remembered. 1t being known be-
forehand that that gifted champion Jno T. Thornton
would address us the political issues now pending
a crowd assembled brought together by no childish GU
rosity but influenced by patriotic interest," in the cause
Of truth and right And such assembl1ge! No mere
Young aud idle gazer but men, venerable fathers whose
heads were white with the of many winters crowd
ed around and eagerly drank in the works that fell from
the lips Of the speaker. Our prospects here atter
ing Men whose boast has been, heretofore that they
have never deserted the Democracy, found
listing under the banner Of the Union and the Constitu
6on and with such "deepy, darkly beautf fully blue"
prospects the formerly 'inyincble" but now invisible
Democracy have before them, success is certain.
The Breckurdgers here are open and avowed dis
unionists Slight difference between them and their
Examiner" Verify there apprehensions of another
'bust up But let them rip and split.
The Breckinridgers wading into you for encour-
aging the Douglases. You certainly bore them about
their Dsunion scheme, judging from their prayers for
your discontinue; but thank heaven The prayers Of the
wicked avail but little. Go and you will get some
thing else than "bOquette" reward for your zeal
In the Union cause" B. b. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

FATAL ACCIDENT AT WHEELING VA
WHEELING, Aug. Mrs. Daniel Steenrod killed,
and her son, Hon. Lewis Seenrod fatally injured to-day
by being thrown from carriage down embankment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01
pECLINATIoY OF SAM HOUSTON

NEW ORLEANS, August 2s.-Gen. Houston has declined
being candidate for the Presidency, and earnestly
presses union of all conservative upon one ticket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

Nature In her great laboratory some remedy adaPea
10 every disease which flesh heir to But requires me
and research Of philosopher TO discover and
apply remedy. Such research and Investigation has sue
ceeded In discovering remedy for that most Adjective dPensa
ton, the
DYSPEPSIAi
with all is lesser and evils and may be safely "
serted that until the appearance Of The czygeHdd B case
Dyspepsia cured IA experiences In medical practice
Nov under the influence Btes the rule 70 cure the
exception, failure to cure.
Read the following which the subscriber requests Us 70 pubh
for the benefit Of the Afflicted
An obdurate and Inyeterate Case Of DYsPkR.
sIA CURED BY THE OxfGkNAThD BIT
TIERS. fts
Plsrrs, n Y, Nov. a. 1850.
Messrs g. W. Fowls 4 Co., Boston,
For seven yeau have been afflicted most Of The tine Sc
verely Dyspepsia Il assumed the form Of BHousnts
Heartburn Oppression after Eng accompanied With severe
mains In the Of the bowels tried many
popular without avail vhen about eighteen nonts
terms was induced give the medicine ai indeed could
be called trial require but one or two doses give
mediate relief For after would suffer no neonvnienes
from nv old enemy another attack would give occasion Tor
small dose Be and BY the Use oil less tnan one po
find myself efeetua.ly cured .
Irecommend all Dyspeptcs with confidence believing mat
trial Of II Is made permanent cure VIII De rssat
liberty this cert heate In any way winch VII
promote the sale Of excellent remedy. n,,,,ors
prep.r.d By SETH FowLE CO., Bo,ion and for sale at
vhoe,ale and retail by ADE GRAY. PURCELL. LADD co,
PETERSON J. 6UvAL Richmond and by ali druggists and
dealers In medicines In city and country lauls-dckvlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

BELL AND Ef EnEll OLUD
WILL meet at the CITY HALL on SATURDAY EVE.
enrolment OF announcing and appointing Committee
arranging the dedication Of their cLU hoUsf and fr the
transaction Of business generally After Which Interesting speeches
may be expected
YOU LOOK In VAIN,
For Grey Hair on the Head OF person who
HEINsTREETs INIHITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
You will end however the heads OfthOss who u,eit
LUxURIANr GLOSSY HAIR
ORIGINAL COLOR,
AND CLEAN SCALP
NO MATTER AT WHAT AGE OF LIFE IT Is USED.
TIE FOLLOWING IS CONVINCING.
MACON, Ca, March %, 1850.
Messrs STEWART BUTLER
Gen-I received the package OF Inmtibe Hair
Restorative, and amer using one bottle can safely say Is The
restoring INC h-' '" ~ '' JONAS = BEEsLEY.
oTy1cx HoSE Mutual PrRs &;MARIs Insurance Co.
We have used Hemsreets Preparation InimIsbe Res
Or.ve) and and @ answe. The purposes Tor which Il design
0n''"e"D " ~ "'"'' q. CHESTER
q v.cRoss
cNAhsAHI IA, may w. iopp
Mesr, W y Hlols &C.,.
Troy. N
Gen-Our firm having sold large quantities. OF your nfable
Hair Restorative and hearing II universally commended by
many patrons the highest TO Its "sTsrABLE"
quaie Induced give ria, having for
trouhl with falling the hair dynes ofthe scalp as well
additional Of many grey haTshe scalp being
apparently diseased Aer faithfully using small bottle OF
the Rest rative and finding is god quale. apparent com
the the second aud hair better cond
ton than before during recollection II has stopped
falling and he SCALP has eumed It's functions most cheer
fully article having ali the virtues claim
Il In addition my can point ont at isddy
persons IN city tO haze had the experience in Is
mysJ You liberty 10 this letter may
proper and will be hppy recommend your article personally
JAMES STEWART,
0fthe firm Of stewa Butler.
"ReOce ye with gray hairs and bald heads for the Iaa1s
original beauty and the latter
with 9 uxurisnt grovth.-Troy Badg-L
hardye imparis Histrees Restordtire Which
nvigora the roots Of the hair and makes young again.
matter how ueh 1t NAV be fad,d"-B ston TrGreAer,
Sold every where-price 20 cents. and 81 q bottle.
w. x. HAGAN CO., Proprietors,
Troy, N. Y.
FISHER sHErl,p Agents auT2i-dets
DRANDIEs.---Jrstr received
ID 20 Pipes cognae Brandies
YANCEY 4 HARRISON,
sci 80 M.in Street
YRUP.-New Golden Syrup Of superior quality, for
- aieby8z aust Lac B. DAVENPORT.
CORNs, BUNIO>s, NAILS
~ growit into the nesh and.al diseases XHtA{l&A
OF the feet, &c, lnytantaneousiy removed ~-YTHxN&
wiho the slightest pain, 90 that immedL ssA>t~~
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KHUP.-New York Golden Syrup Of superior quality for
- sale y8U aust &G b. DAVENPORT.
CORNs, BUNIO>s, NAILS
~ gowit into the fesh sndAl diseases 44t&k
OF the feet, &c, ln,tantaneousiy removed --$UHRN&
wiho Dat the slightest pain, so that immedE S>e>t"~
and comfort enjoyed T shulz whose services have
eagerly during his returned from the
Springs say again limited In order to met previous
Esgemen early application absolutely necessary to obtain his
aid
~ ONCE Wall Street HOTEL Wall Street
Ladies land Invalid gentlemen usual attended 81 their
residences without extra charge.
Persons from the country and visitors will please observe ad
dress, aug3l--2t WALL STREET
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GUINNESS DUBLIN EXTRA Stout o
an sos, L&G.B DAVENPORT
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Sour SCHOOL, UNDER THE

CHRGARY x D'HERvILLY,bes
their friends and the public that iheiT bosd
ns Day school, young ladies' will reopen at Nos 5 and
500 pruee street, Philadelphia, sepemb 18TH LEGO.
anT-d
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COMM ERCIAL,
Nashville Market,

''lNHllN 'hHh l'F l'I'' W.
Nashville. July II 1860
COTTUN-Thcrr was no transactions yes
to-day worth reporting Several small lots sold
at Nicts.
ToBNC'o,-Thrrr is. as yet, nothing doing,
except in Ioo-" loti, and these are generally in.
irrior. lM%t, in such sales, bring from 81 ~
- OD per hundred; and Leaf - 2jM -
H>coN.-Shouldrrs s cts Hams scarrt ii
'h' ln; CI"arSid"s Gi--from wagons. F.om
store. packed. al advance on these figures.
L,En.-Good Lard, in suitable package, .!
cents.
WuEvr.-primc Red and White in demand
AT = 500, ~ -.
FlorE.-Dnmanl active. Extra 81 OOM
- 70, per barrel; Supcrino So 50; Extra
Family Fiourin bag, So so; Supcrinc 50 on
PCS lis. These are wholesale prices, the re
tail figure, advance % cents r 9S lts, and ~
cent, per barrel.
Oats. -Shcllcd oats are worth 6 icrnts per
bushcl, in lot, from store; by retail 50 cent.
l'yr.-Nonc in the market.
~Barlry,-ln demand, at ~ cents per brslcl,
Corn-Buycr5 are giving 10 cents per bush.
81. Retailing from store at SnTt 90.
Whi-ky.-Rcctiliad 200 -; country brands
G0m zoe.
Choc.c.-EagIi,h Dairy 12!M Is. Western
l.r,crr. lOlMll.
ron-Trmc,>cc-Bar Ole: Band ia y;
Horse Shoe %; Nail Rod .; Boiler, t.! Sheet
s!G9l Hoop SIm9l. Pittsburg-Bar BE;
Band j!r,t; Horse Shoe >; Nail Rod :; She'!
j5G,G: Hoop 7G,7l.
~NuiIs.-Thrrr, 81 90; Fours 81 % T. key
Six, -; Flights - 70; Tens. andlarger 'Iz.'
- -.
Ropo.-Grass l2!Mllc; Jutc ~; Cotton
1fl.-..l .GsN1 4. 3D.
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HAIR. ---Bald-headed men are

entitled to respect, The bear who dcyourcd
the boys who told the aged man to ''go up old
bald head" did quite right, and resolution.
commcndatory of their conduct should have
been passed and published in all the daily rs
pcrs' White hnir-madc white by AGES
honorable. Our grandfather wore it, we re.
member, and h. was n considerably better man
than any of his grandsonS. Iron-grcy hair i,
likewise respectable, 1t is seen upon the head
of thoughtful, stern mcn-lncn with q purpose,
mission and nerve. Do we respect the memo.
~ Of the lan"nt~l Uncle Edward any less be.
cause h. had no wool upon the top of his head,
W" tcarlcssly answer, Nary.
" We arc qyoci0g old t9qethcr.' '
Bat then when people can protect their hair
from the tn~ll-taie marks Of age-whonthcy can
luyuriatc in glossy black locks at IN advanced
period of their liye.--whcn white and grey
hair can Returned to beautiful black or auburn
in II twinklc-when hair can be made to grow
on bald hcads--when all this can be done il
can't do any harm to tell what will do it.
llrimstrcct's Hair Restorative will, according
to very many reliable accounts, do it. The PRO.
prictOrs of !laimstrGcts Hair Restorative reside
in Troy, n. Y. Their names are W. +. Ha.
gan y Co. They are getting rich out of this
Hair Restorative, and it is, beyond pcradven-
tlrc, the best thing Of the kind ever invented.
The fact, in our possession in regard 10 this
wonderful preparation warrant US in |unqu0li-
fndly Recommending .-~-|crr'und (Ohjol
Wuiy4ldi,r.
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THE GREAT

This monster vcssl is now lying in
the New York harbour, where she will
stay for amouth or two, rs her own
.crs expect to realize IL large sum by OK
hibiting her 10 the American public
Great numbers Of people are being at
tractcd thithcr and we have heard that
some of the Railroads intend to issue
through tickets at half price, that all
nay have Il chance of seeing this one
wonder ofthe 18th century. Without
an accident to prevent, we shall have
the pleasure o%ursclf in II few weeks,
and shall Of course have something
thereon tG write back TO the readers Of
the Home Journal. llopc all WHO
owe us will not deny us the anticipated
pleasure by refusing to hand over the
nccdful in time. HOPE they WON'T
According to recent accounts the
Great Eastern draws abcnt 20 feet wa
ter, and her greatest speed in n day
her trip to this country, amount
ed to so miles. The ship seems to
have made n good voyage, but brought
comparatively few passengers. De-
tails Of her performance are too lengthy
for us to insert now. We would men
that the distance covered by the YES
scl from her jib boom to her flag staff is
800 feet, and she is capable Of carry
ing 10000 people. All other vessels
look diminutivc by the side Of her.
She is finished in grand style, COLI
tains ten Saloons on the upper and
five on the lower deck. These saloons
are said to have more the appearance of
grand public halls than immense apart
ments on boprd of a vessel. A great
ship, and no mistake, if.shc is all that ~
claimed for her. .NOH5 rcrroH,.
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UoUsrUy MovEMENT.-Thc IIouscton
Executive Committee Ne ycstcrday a:
t%ernoon, when favorable reports were
received from New Jersey, Maryland,
Kentucky, Tennessee Arkansas, Loui-
siana, Georgia and Texas, all evincing
u fixed purpose to support Houston for
the Presidency. 4 call was adopted
for II mass meeting ut 5 ;hencctady, Ju.
~ 18th, to put II Houston electoral
ticket in nomination, and To select II
candidate for the Vicc-Prcsidcncy, and
for this purpose all Houston organiza-
tons are requested to send three dele
gatos.-N. Y. Post, 9th uIt.
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~ MISS
WHO WILL UNDERSTAND.

III leave you soon but there's u spell
Which binds remembrance TO the past,
Round which fond hope will raptured dwell
And linger fondly to the last,
III leave you soon; but loves bright bloom
Is like II flower that shuns the light,
And only sheds its rich perfume
When yelled in absence and the night.
III leave you soon; yet when the bliss
OF every former Joy has past,
III think Of all the VOWS We We made,
And love thee fondly to the last.
All, yes, I'll love thee till life's dread,
Last mortal pang in death is riven'
Nor time, nor space shall ever change
The love to you I've freely given.
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TnE WEATHER is positively warmer
than we e,er knew in our life. Whcw.
it Is 80 uncomfortable. Thermometer
at 100, and not II cloud in the sky to
ward off the vertical rays Of that big
mass of red hot iirc which we call Sun.
Crops are nearly ruincd-burnt mp, and
no indication just now of another rain
ever visiting our dusty, aarched earth.
oh! Tor rain. How the ground calls
'or II through a million cfevices, and
Vegetation droops as if in unwilling sub.
mission to a superior power.
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I~nsolyent Notice.

The undersigned having suggestsu "
the Clerk ofthc County Court oil rl"o
kiln county, Tenn, the Insolvency III
the estate of J. y. Brakeicld, dec d'an
persons having claims against saia hom
tate are hereby notified TO file .n' If
with the Clerk of the County Cour' %,
said county, duly authenticated, o" ~ -
before the first of December next
they will be forever barred. ,,eo
II. c. BASS,
July IL ha"'"'s"""
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New WuEAr.-Wc were shown yes
tcriay, says tie Lyn.hburg TIyinia",J
II sample Of new wheat, Il portion Of the
crop Of DR., Thos. Nelson, Of Bedtord.--
1t is Il beautiful article of the finest
white wheat. The crop, WE understand,
consists of 5000 bushels, and is now on
the market, for future delivery. Mcssrs,
A~lcxandcr& lost have it for sale.
The crop of wheat generally is, we
learn, much more promising than was
supposed it would b. Itisnow thought
that something like an average crop
will be made even in this State, and in
other States, it is stated that fully that
Weld will be obtained.
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INTERESTING INFoRMATIoS.-The fol-
lowing appears among the foreign in
telligencc' of the London Illustrated
Times of the I'd inst:
The Baltimore Democratic V
ton has nominated Mr.. Bell for the
Presidency. Mr.. Everett has also been
nominated. The Republicans of Chi
cago have nominated Mr.. Lincoln.-
The Illinois convention lave nomina-
ted MI. Hamlin and Mr. Maine as Vice
Presidents.
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TIIT EICJ7ITY OF LAUGHTER

Some reader OF the lloihe J%ourh"l--
some cynlc, whose cd face is never
briphtcnod with smile, and can sec no
merit in any article that has for its end
the encouragement ofthis better nature
of man, and who Is pleased with moth.
ing now except II homily on European
affairs -Giribaldi--Hccna and Saycrs
the japanese Embassy-or Breckin'
ridge and Lanc--Bcll and Evcrett-ct
cctera and so forth of like calibre-wc
say that some such plaguey fellow I'VE
won't call him mna) may say, when his
eye falls on the heading Of this article,
"Wcll,--that's II s,t.ra n.g.e subject to
write about. What does the editor
mean ?" Well, sir, we mean the tacul-
ty of aughtcr--that faculty which, II
heartily and frequently exercised,
would do more towards Keeping up
health tbs piping weather, and moro
toGarda a~llcvating the m'gerioa CT dya'
pcp,ia q friend Of ours NJ lp'ea'g take
notice. and hypochoadria, than al he
bittcrs that the renowned lIobtcttcr( see
advertisement in the Homo Journal,)
ever made. Nlowover, lfyou must
use bittcrs, we'd advise you by all
means to get Observation-Disclosures
has the medicine for saIc) But lau III
ter, ON, glorious laughter. Thou
man-Ioying spirit, that fer a time dost
take the burden II ON the weary back ;
that dost lay sa!ye to the feet, bruised
and cut BY the hints and shards; that
takes blood baking, Internal excuse
that word, wc couldn't help it, mcIan-
choly by the nose and maicst it grin
despite itself; that all the sorrows OF
the past, the doubts and lnrebodings Of
the future, cOunioundcst il the joys OF
the present; that makeSt a truly
rhilospphic, %couQucror of himself ana
care, What was talked OF "a the gol-
l,a oL,in lava ,,,s oo,hina hnt u
.u.oossiou ,rIouaLg -o 81 ro,oo,ic sc,r.
90 chat rancho. n.om oor,h io
0,~mn,, L;sno, ,u,. ,h,, pr,,uo.
,ho Gro M, ,ho L,oht, If
,L, noIs T., doirv o,. claw and !, the
.Lund,rco ~ orr moyr;mcu, TO moNc
~, moosnnnLlo croo,rr.. Have Won ov.
.r oon.iloro,p wb,t man wou,d he Jcs.
tituto Of the cnuobl.ng faculty OF Iaugh-
tee? Laughter il to the face Gilman
what s~ynoyia 1--WE believe that IS what
anatomists call IT'D Is I" ms l"''l' II
countcuancr divine. Without il our
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-12

FoR ALE-A beautiful double cascd
hdy's gold watch, IS karat, full jewclcd,
and made by Tobias. A nice one, and
to be had for fify dollars. Apply at
this Office.
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Land for Sale.

By virtue Of decree Of the County
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pro
nounccd at its July Term, 1860, in the
cause therein pending, John V. Burli
vs.. Rcbccca Masonsanl others, | will,
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Hon. Daniel S. DickcnSon in the
B%inghamton On. " Democrat, de-
clarcs himself for Breckenridge and
Lane. The majority of the New York
delegation he says, held the ha'auco
Of power in the National Convention,
under the unit rule, and could have
saved and united the party they have
50 ~wantonIy and wickcdIy divided and
destroyed The responsibility is OH
them, and The shame theirs. Yhcy VIII
be held to an accountability which we
believe will not be wholly lost IN them,
and which will furnish Il wholesome
lesson to political jobbcrs aud mana
GERS generally
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The Legislature Of the State orGeorste lay-
ing passed the following Act, at its Session of
1893. prohibiting the drawing Of Lotteries
within its jurisdiction, after the lst day Of juno,
1860, we will, on that day, remove our entire
business to Wilmington, Del.
WOOD. EDDY " CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Owners aud Managers Of the Delaware, MH-
souri, and Kentucky State Lotteries,