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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
i:RoTH, D5lLIEUx { CO.
& co.,
@HtAoyFnGzNE.
EHBHAT0CK-1seo.

are nowAeeeiving by steamers direct
rom New {fk and other Eastern Mar
kxt99n portion q bdr SPRING STOCK, among
yhieh now orr viii be found a large and va
ried assortment Of
spring and Summer Clothing.
s. &.rseill tw and a aaS Sa.'m'.s Suits az.
Black French Single Mfllea-CIoth Frock Goats,
neatly finished and vel made.
Back French Cloths and Casimeres-a superior
article of the above from the best French
manufactures
milo J. McWILLIAMS & co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
NE ~ ORLEANS s~V'S.
Preserve Your Teeth.
r. A. ~CASADAvAWT,
Surgeon Dentist,
1asRxAtsREET.

late l82, betWeene8t. Pstf ana IlH'I1'e no
CONTINUES TO call the atten'On OF Inps'
who need the services of a competent Den,
tist. and those persons whose Teeth have been
;ninred by unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
ont a short time after the Teeth are plugged, ana
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort, by applying to ]. A. C~AsADAvANr, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art periorIne'
conscientiously, and in The most scientific manner
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting ieeln
with a chemical preparation invented by nun
which lessons the pain. ' Consultation az
French. Spanish and English. dee3I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
Various Kinds of EisA,
New orleans Cost Price.

which will be ready for delivery TO their pstro
eray Thursday sloring, al the
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

aRE..UroS US
And toguard against their chilling efeefs itn
oniy'neecssa,y to call at the
GTat Q&othing EmporiuH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

Itch undersigned begs leave 70 inform, his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a Grocery Store in the baiIding on Bank
street, adjoining the Furniture store OF a Viii
bert, where's Ne will constantly keep an assort-
ment Of Fresh GrOcertes d. every des-
cnptou usually kept in Grocery stoses. which
be ofers othe public At the very 1ewest prices,
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his friends and citizens ger>-
rally Of Piaqnemines aud vicinity will give ham
q portion Of their patronage.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

ltDUfnuufCH W.
4 johnson 1s"
lou GoulS
: -squatters" academy
kast Saturday to.,- ~, ,--
Z and JohncohA.Ir.
pad been used iHSS"
large number offully situated
messengers of Plaquemine,
call for said )aqueml9e streets;
very person be could tie for amusement
ssn't know how easy it is t6fGilon being
s.spch documents p still ! fotof easv and
very limited, suSy the Sisters of
quota Of oGics devoted TO the
to DO the nteir pupils in vir-
neverthelessknowledge and
,Si the children 10
Tue s'e"' Tue and learning.
IA sprink ladon in the highest
Is s~pectatthe moral and the in
be sound health and
uouet of constant atten-
would lfnment is mild and
rowd s,e rather than to drive
i duty. The comforts
AiStryoung ladies. receive
art. 6se most refined family
SIE2und-work Of education.s
kS.ine solic but young ladies' OF
a4fe admitted, provided they
e sake of order and uniformity.
f%tsrcises of public worship. The
ksjs of ten months. The course
faces all the branches usually
Des, with the facility OF prima-
frreoth the English aud French
" fption of parents.
Dlas f0r'~ Roarders:
/ pufs5,OO, 5 90
bv ), per annum. Payments
by IAnce, so 90
ys pnysor half BOG~ders: |
" month, payable monthly, $40 90
Terms for Day Scholars:
per month, payable monthly, 81 90
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28

EAR pss-osst 1 some celebrity, CON
asses e, Rr't tomato an invaluable article
- diet, and ascribcs to it various n
~ortont medicinal properties. rh''
That the tomato is n OF the
arruI aperients of the liver and 0.het 0
rams; where calomeli is indicated, " ans
orobably n of the most effective anu
Lost harmful remedial agents known
tbe profession. Second ina' GO i
7cal extract win be obtaihea
that will supersede the use ! Tnothe
in the cure of disease, IhiEd nDhmo
no has successfully treated pi' IT,,
with this article alone. = -
when used as an article OF oie''
.,most sovereign remedy for dyspeps'
and indigestion. Fifth That = shoul,
No constantly used for dsdy tsup
cooked or raw, o in the s use
= i fine most healthu-s@
SO
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-28
ALFRED MUNROE e. CO;
Story Building,

CeFfr Of: Camp dndW 0mntoaLSf$.'
- New Orleans.
Anfeleet Sch afticles asss requisite 10 e.
cur the desired effect.
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NAMMoSD's REASON FOR NOT Flonr.
ING-Mr. Samuel II. Hammond, in Il
letter to Il st. Louis gentleman, dated
March 3D., 1889, tells the following in
cidcnt Of his editorial experience:
"Whilo | edited the Albany Register,
| offended a hot-hIooded member Of the
f. rs of \. York. He sent Il polite in
vitation, through Il friend for me to visit
Baltimore. lIayingMo business in that
direction, ! declined. lie again, through
Il friend, invited me to visit Canada
lIavingj just returned from II fishing cX-
curSiOn to the intcriorOf her Majesty's
colony, and having no occasion to go
that way, | again declined.
He then, in direct terms, invited me
to name friend and time; weapons and
place, II indulge in the PLEASANT pastimc
ofcutting each others thrOats, ] thought
the matter over and declined Il third
time, assigning the following reasons:
81. The thing was contrary to law,
and had 40 desire to be hung for xii
log him, or that he should be hung for
killing me.
=. ] had Il wife who loved me, and
who would mourn for me if | fell; he
had only a mistress, who would rejoice
at his death, by relieving her from
the necessity Of flying from his protec-
ton to that of some other man.
3. | had three children, for whose ed
u%cation was in honor and by nature
bound to provide; he had none.
1. Society had no stake in his life
his continuance would be no blessing,
and his cXtinguishment no loss. Soci-
ETY. had claims on me; upon him it had
none. ! had some claims on society !;
he had none.
s.. I'd see him id first.
And there the matter has rested ever
since"
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A TEAMSTER,S~

A TEA MSTERS CENTURIES
The Sacramento California; Stand
ard, gives the following as q recent adj
venture of nm old Sacramento tcamstcr
known as Billy Millikcn, Billy te Is
his story as follows:
About ten days ago, said he, our
teams left Placerville for Genoa; we got
along tolerably well till near the sum.
nit ridge, between the two places, when
our teams broke down; the tcamstcrs
left me in charge OF the broken teams
and goods, while they went back to
Placcrvillc for fresh teams, On the
evening ofthe departure / kindloda fire
to cook my supper, and was down on
my knees mixing flap jacks, with..a fry
ing pan heating on the fire, when ! hap
pcned to look, and there stood eight big
lnjuns--lean, hungry, lantern .jawed
devils as even you saw--each with his
bow drawn to the arrows head, and
pointing towards me, not ten feet OIL
] lOokc'j at them a moment, when II
Of them spokcu up in tolorably good En-
glish, and said with a grunt; cone
white man-Ingun. Shoot 'cm--ugh"
| don't think ! am Il coward, but | III.
ways like q fair show. Tho odds were
too heavy against me in this case, and
unfortunately my revolver was covered
up in one Of the wagons, SO ! began
to parley with the red skins, | tod
them had "hiSyou muck-a-muck, hisyu
sapaIcc-' 'bucno chcmuck, plenty meat
! tried every sorto Of gibbcrish, and final
ly made them understand that | had
abundance Of provisions and would
cook them a big supper. Thcyrcasoncd
among themselves Il moment, and their
love for the 0c5h-pots Of Egypt prevail
ed. They agreed, and for the first time
! played the cook to a lot Of dirty rcd
skinned Indians. 1t went rather tough,
| fried some bacon and baked some
heavy bread, and set the ugly iicnds
down to eat. They pitched in us if
they had never eaten Il square meal be-
fore. As o rs they had got earnestly
to work, with one hand in the frying
pan and the other full Of bread, | slip
ped round to my wagon and took out
three rcVOlvcrs, one Of which ! stuck in
my belt in front, cooking the others |
took one it each hand, and stepping qui-
city up to the group, said: zone white
.man-cight lnguns-git, you id red
scoundrcls--git!" They dropped their
muck-a-muck and jumped to their feet
like deer, and were off on u keen lopc
before you could say "Jack ROBINSON"
and after them, popping away barrel
after barrel as ! ran. | shot wild and
missed the williams, but it did me Il heap
Of good t. turn the tables on them, |
assure YOU.
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Communication.
THE HON ESPCN PICNIC.
SUELYYVIILE. Tenn.


EDITOR HOME JOURNAL:
Dear Sir "a trial-trip' was made
near Fairfield Il few days since, of ancw
fashioned moilS 0Dcrand, namely -;
wearing lIomcspun Clothcs-to get
back to the good old times. Col. +. b..
MosoIy, inventor. May-day, was chosen
for n start, and as considerable prcpa-
ration was made beforehand, and the
knowledge pretty widely disseminated,
quite rrowd-myclfamong the num-
bcr-gathcrcd in to enlist for the
young, The grove Immediately in
front Of the inventors residence being
selected for the site Of organization,
thither tho new recruits were assem-
blcd, all clad (tO the number Of nearly
eight hundrcd,J in h%omcspun. The
citizens round about not being idle in
the meantime, and knowing that many
u good cause and battle had been lost
for the want Of ammunition, COR what
was worse, proper provision for he sol
dicryJ had kindly provided the latter.
All seeming now in readiness, the crRSa-
dcrS were mustered into service. Short
speeches were made thcn-cnthuSiasm
grcw upon thcm-comradcs congratu-
late each other upon the pleasant pros
poet. Uniforms Cotton, Of coursc,)
flashed out brilliantly in the rays Of a
glorious sun, bright eyes, beneath pref
t. ~sunbonncts, glanced out from among
us. Forward, seemed to be the order,
and led by Captain Inclination, and our
worthy host, we were marched out to
the brcast-works, TdbicS,) which to
surround was but the work of Il moment.
The order % Erc in was given, and new
err did troops do such execution. \ sig
nal victory was gained, and Il dinner in
to the bargain. We overrun the field
of fashion, and as you may readily see,
the trial vas complete success. Home
spun is just the sort Of IN armor to put
on in such Il crusade. Just the thin,
said every one, and never was Il quick
cr trip made back to "thc good old
times" Our host was in ccstacics Owe
his invcntion-docs not expect to sell
many patent rights over Mason and
DiXon's line, however, ! can tell you,-
the South being its exclusive territory,
for the entire right of which he does
not charge II cent, hoping that others
may copy it, and that its inventor may
live u thousand years, and that his
shadow may never grow less.
ORLO.
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fLhsoNAL.-About tho year 1890, a
branch Of the Roscbruch family left
Sussex county, New jersey. and set.
tied somewhere in North Carolina
The descendants ofthis family. some of
whom are supposed to reside in North
Carolina aud Tennessee, will hear If
something 10 their advantage by com.
m%unicating with A. NJ Rosebrugh, Ill.
AGA, N. Y. Southern papers will confer
9 favor by coping.-Ma Nv. " Dem
ocrdt.
I'VE havo some persons in Franklin
county who are descendants, from all
appearances, OF the above mentioned
family, and who will answer the above
call. Hope they may be fortunate, and
the advantage "eome to u county"
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Communication.
OAK DALE, Franklin Co., Tenn. !
May 9TH, 1860.

VAN IALf, fallkIll 70, cill.
May 9th, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR -:
AS | am Il little at leisure, | will give
YOU u few items in reference to the
grGdt excitement 10Y in this county
the one grdnd topic for conversation and
discussion among all classes that is,
the University Turnpike and Taxation.
What n monster ! we ave in the three
terms combined!
But rs | do not intend to give my
views at present, ] would just remark
that there are persons living in this re-
note corner of Franklin county who
express themselves in favor of the tax
alton, giving the following reasons ::
They believe their lands will increase
in value, at least five dollars per acre
besides receiving Il higher price for their
produce, higher wages for labor, en-
ploymcnt be furnished those who are
now idle, and also securing the Univer-
sity, which will cnlightcn the people,
and advance the interests of every citi-
zen of the county. ! also hear some Of
the citizens of Coffee county saying
that they believe it would be right for
that county to be taxed in order to as
sist in building tho road, believing it
will be of great importance even to
C16te county, which it will not pass
through. Other persons who live in
that county, and own land in this, de-
SIRE to have an oppo% rtunity to vote
"Iax,' for the foregoing reasons. !
haveheard others, inprivatc discussions,
say that their lands were already high
enough, and too high, aud they did not
wish to have u turnpike "under no con-.
sideration." And as to securing the
University, that was a small matter
with them; they did not believe it would
be worth fire certsj they did not believe
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Marble Monuments.
VI | G. II A + l. B A X T. r
On Depot Street, adjoining the Bucket Factory
MTRFREESBORO, TENN.

He is prepared to fill orders for any kind of
Monuments, ut the shortest notice, and on the
best terms. He is thankful for the patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully So
licits a continuance Of the same. lie warrants
his work to be rs good as any that can be pur-
chased in the country, bnd prices lower than
here or ut Nashville. You who have friends
resting in thcsilcnt grave, can here find u mon
umcnt that will show where they lie, and keep
them fresh in your memory.
W. j. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
Fromtho Nashville DAILY News,
Naahvillo Nav q 1870

IloWtNo NshnVllt nhlf NfWh,
Nashville, May 0, 1900,
CoTTON-Therc was no transactions yes
terday worth reporting.
Tobacco, There Is, as yet, nothing doing,
except In loose lots, and these arc generally In
ferior. Lugs, In such sales, bring from 81 60
MS2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 26@S4,
BACON, Shoulders cts Hams scarce at
9Ml0; ClemSidcs lOt--from wagons, From
store, packed, IN advance ON these figures.
LARp.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, o!
cents, ,
WHEAr-Primc Red and White in demand
Vt 81 SOFAS -,
) FLOuR.-Dcmand active, Extra 81 Oo(G
7 10, per barrel; Supcrlinc SO 90; Extra
Family Flourin bags, SO 80; Supcrane SO 90
~ 0S lbs, These are wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance 20 cents u % lbs, and 90
cents per barrel.
Oats. -Shcllod oats arc worth C5 cents pcr
bushel, in lots from store; by retail 80 cents
Ryc.--Nonc in the market
, Barley, In demand, ut rs cents per bushcl.
Corn.--Buyers are giving 10 cents per BUSH
cl. Retailing from store at 8nIl0O.
Whisky Rcctiiod eV@22; country brands
G0075c.
Cheese, English Dairy l2l@l3, Western
Reserve l0l@ll,
Iron,-Tcnncsscc--Bar jIc; Band 7M7;
Horse Shoe Ga; Nail Rod 0; Boiler, %; Sheet
S!@0!i Hoop S!@0l, Pittsburg--Bar 94ci
Band j!G1Gi Horse Shoe 81 Nail Rod 7; Sheet
5!@6; Hoop ION,
'Nails.-Threes S. 90; Fours 81 % u key;
Skies 81 Fights $3 70 Tens, andlargcr sizes
So 50.
Ropc.--Grass l2!@l4c; Juto l2!; Cotton
Thread 224M %,
Salt--Flnc sack is worth 81 SO; Barrel 85
cents per buShcl,
Sugar.-Wc quote; in bbls,, 1910; cent
les. in hhds, n. Y. Coffee Sugars lO!@ll;
Crushed and Powdered ll4Ml9c Loaf ll4W
- cents.
Molasscs.-Ncw crop 1906, in barrels.
Coffee. Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is iirmN l3@ l3!c; Laguyra ll@l5 Ja-
va lSM2O,
Candies. Star, firm at $50 10 for II on; 20
for full weight Tallow l2l,
Dried Fruit,-Applcs in fair demand atSlW
81 -
Irish Potatocs.-l OOMl % r bushcl.
Hides and Lcuthcr.-W quote green hides
5 at 6 cents; dry Z ut - cents. Oak sole lcath-
cr 3octs r b for best quality; llcmlock 2scts
Harness 32c.
Grass Seed. Glover - OONDj 80 u bushel
Timothy 50 SO; Orchard grass 81 70; Herd
81 %; Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped 81 10
Millct S2MS2 20
Flax sccd.-SOccnts.
Ginseng .-ijM50 cents.
BccswuX. -2S cents.
Fcathcrs.-ln good demand ut 40ccnts.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
is readily paid.
Bolcd Hay, from store, $Sl U ton.
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In the article which we publish to.
day in relation to the University ofthc
South, the writer appcrs TO feel that
lust and honorable pride which every
Southron ought to feel. 1t is IL title
which is II just exponent Of the country
Of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Cat.
hOun and Clay, and many other distin-
! guishcd names whom the South delight
to honor. We would have been pleas.
ed ifhe had cXpatiatcd more at large
ON this topic. Now, there is u fact in
connection with the fpiscopaIians that
render the title peculiarly appropriate.
Without inyiduously abiding to the
discussion or division of the different
sccts into sectional nmmcs, the division
North matchmaking the division
South with greater bitterness and with
greater authority than the Pope Of
Rome ever assumed in his cXcommuni.
cations, on account of the peculiar In
s~titution-thc dili ion ! th in is wild
and bitter pronunciation Of il, Southern
brethren Ofthc same religious faith using
such b~lasphcmous language, ccnsuring
even the Saviour Of mankind because he
was not u rabid aboliti, nist-abusina
the Holy Bible, which good men, in
spircd by God, wrotc-bccausc it is not
anti-sIavcry enough. But the Episco-
pal Church, sincere without ailcctation,
JEALOUS without oStcntation, with tia.
charity for all men which beautifully
aud imprcssivcly is incuIcatcd through
out the New Testament, embraces in
its ample folds the master. slave, and
tho bond and free. 1t is a fact that the
Episcopal Church is the only Church
on tins Continent that has moi been q
in sunder by the agitation Of the all.
absorbing slave question. 1t is a fact
that the question Of slavery has yet to
be introd ICED in her Councils. On thi,
she is q unit. There is no Episcopal
Church North. There is no Episcopal
Church South. Throughout the whole
OF tho country there is but n
Episcopal Church, perfect unit-con-
sentative in her feelings, unobtrusivc in
her picty, exalted in her sentiments,
with her scriptural litany, her orthodox
worship and her broad creed. Such is
aiact, and we arc held in the dcclara.
uon that no other Church on this Con-
t,nen. could with equal propriety found
the University Of the South.
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FALSE.

II Las been stated 70 Us that ON
persons had said we were actuatcd, IN
our advocacy Of the tax no strongly,
by Il desire to win support from all the
friends of the tax. Such an imputa.
ton, come from whom il may, is as
false as the heart Is meal in the man
who would utter it. AS public jour
naIist we work for the public good, and
shall haveour own Cows if we found no
one at all to agree with rs, So far as
gaming subscribers because we favor the
tax, we would state that's our advOca-
cy Of it has added u SlNgc n0Ht TO our
list, we don't know it.. Rather, we
find on examination that ont Of five
discou,iuuanccs within the past few
months, Mytc were strong tax men, and
only trD anti tax. No Sirs, sensible
mcH men worthy Of the name otmcnj
WN nut discontinue their paper because
we differ honestly with them on local
or general questions, and we sincerely
believe that if we were to canvass our
county for the next month in search of
new subscribers we should find as
many among anti tax men as we would
among those who favor the tax, pre-
,umipo Of course .bolb uarlios TO be
cop,l in numbers. TLrra grn some
men SO uorrow.seulcd 40 greedy after
q Gw dollors ,ud d;,nc.-sn Jch,scd NV
= cupidilyf fer cain orIllby lprrc tim,
,hc lido, or onucolior to U,D, nriIr in
sustaining or ~ourouyaciuo 4 urr,l in
,hn;r uilyt l. ro.G.ruv ,I.urI lr|
van want IN maya than, ,,pch tLan.
rocicl norvo If Won wap, to sec rhoir
professions Of uubjic gpiyi, EII to the
Ground inst fell them ,o rive 4 dpIInr
ortwo oud vou,l find them wap,ioe.
Tnon thrrr orc somo men i, rLo
,yorll who won, rou ~ olont ,Lc;r
,;o,ys on,irony .l,n wan INNS, yn Ly fine
Ln,rd Thn.. ,cn ,rn ,yrou,s-rcr.
foo, ,yron,s Tbcy orc to h. 1Dud oc.
Li,h ,..o, IN ,Lo ,oIiic,I
'"P|"'H ~" l"'''' ~,
arct" ana ~ p'I''" ''c ''"r'i'' '"'S
possessed Of brass enough t. DIS
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"Not dangerous to the human family :"
"Rats come out OF their holes 10 die"


COSTAR'S Rat, Roach, &c. Extcrminator.
COSTAk'S Bcd.Bug EEtcrminator.
COSTAR'S Eclctric Powder, for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
RHts-Rouchcs-Micc-Mo lcs-Ground Mice
-- Bed bugs-Ants-- MothS-- Mosquitocs-Flcas
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c,-in
short, every form AID species Of
NERMIN..
10 years established in New York City-used
by the City Post-Otlice-thc City Prisons and
Station HouScs-the City Steamers, Ships, &c,
the City lIotcls-Aator, st. Nicholas, &c
and by more than 10000 private families.
.lf.A, Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them. Wholesale Agents in all the large cities
and towns. Beware Of spurious limitations: 81
Sample Boxes sent by mail. Address orders
for Circular to Dealers to HENRY r.
COSTAR, Principal Depot, 5l2, Broadway,
ioppositc st. Nicholas HOTEL Ny.
Sold by WIN. STEWART, Ag't,
April %. Winchester, Tenn.
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nEMnCRAIIC MEETING.

A meeting Of the Democracy Of
Franklin County vas held at The Court
house in Winchester, on the 7th of May,
1860, for tho purpose of appointing
Delegates to the District Convention,
which meets in shclbyvllle, on Satur'
day, the - inst.
DR.. Wallace Estill was called to the
Chair, and Thomas Short appointed
Secretary,
On motion, the President appointed
n, Friazcll, jr, James A. Silvcrtooth
Thomas Byron, John B. Hawkins, and
John W. Custer, q committee to report
resolutions
The Committee reported the follow.
ing
The undersigned, who were appoin'
tel Il Committee TO draft suitable rcso'
lutions expressive Of tho sense Of thi
IICNl'HS, Fcp"'I
lsl. Rcsolroi, That we have exam
incd and heartily approve Of the Pat
form orthc State Convention as adop.
ted ut its meeting IN Nashville.
I'd. ReS0lvCd, That the Chairman OF
this meeting appoint one or more suita-
bic persons from each District in this
County, as delegates to the ShclbyyilIc
District Convention.
ID. RcS0iUcd. That we rccomm md
II fellow countryman, j, Turncy,
ESQ, as our choice for cIcctor for this
Congressional District
J.. A. SiIYcrtooth,
Nath FrizzcII, jr,
Thomas Byron, Com.
J. B. Hawkins,
John W. Custer,
+. r. EStiII, Esq, offered the follow
ing amendment, and moved its adop-
ton:
RrSolrci, That We pledge ourselves
that we will support the nominee ofthc
Democratic Party Of the United States
for President, provided he is willing to
standby the Democratic Platform adop:
ted by the Democracy Of Tennessee in
their last Nashville Conventions
Nath ErizzcIl, jr, moved, in lieu Of
Mr.. E%still'8 amendment, the following
Rsso'cc|, That we will support the
uOminco Of the Baltimore Democratic
Convention, if two.thirds Of th1 Con-
@vcntion nominate him, and the South is
represented in said Convention.
These resolutions were discussed at
BY f. r, EstiII, Esq, Col. Taz.
". Newman, p. Turncy, Esq, and Jcs-
e ArIrdgc, Esq.
On motion Of Jesse Arlclge, Esqr',
he twoamcndmcnts offered We're laid
n the table, and then the original res
as reported by the Committee,
vas adopted.
Thcscupon, the Chairman appointed
he following delegates to the Shelby
lille Convention:
district No. |. e. A, Shook, Nathan
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10
DROWNED.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 7.--Twcnty-nine
boys ald girls who were ont picnic and
fishing excursion, were drowned in Der.
iken's mill pond, Lear Camden, $. C.,
on Saturday last. The baat sunk IN the
middle of the pond. The water has
been drawn off, Nineteen bodies have
been found.
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