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, 1860-09-27
1tftt.. Au3i.c47 lin
ID RIFY THE BLOOD.
Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills

And Phoenix Bitters.
Med h,ve acqui ed tttr inv .lnabe ecy Ia III
asual PRACTICE oi tus only unascassIy but uawor-
OF Asthma Acute and Chronic Rseuuatls Affections Of
sMEn
will re fou Invaluable rI.ntega far1css md oht1a
who cn"r us- these nedlcIe Will never Afterwards b
HILMlUs I:oLlG, SERIOUS LooaEEEsS BtLEs,
c tSEKufT SY.ns 1x1Ss Sfs GS9qsS SoPs oo
shaa d. ~ u,i e,hese Nedls:as. innsd!atey. ~
Fx71R asp Aouz:- :-For I'LL sccurse of T. Western
country Il e*t :clntt viii ee found sae speedy AID
.nsy q Il. os. far1 ~
r1Ts tsea. r +.,,sd+d md be cured.
"a. s,%~.eIy Iheua.tis1n.' 1aaaIs
Mzrcrn4I iss e n'sa epsre,y
ali III effects CT Me'cu.y, rhnsey than e ass
Eiof COMPLAINTS Of i.
knds ORG sNfC AFFECTIONS.
P111s1le -; o1tEn. rT,psetoE et .hsss MEDICINES "a:
rAtNs Il he Head sl.e. B.:t, yo!at. and o,esa,.
viii Be su:e re let By the lfe A-dicaEcs.
ash of Blood to tie He Scusvy, sa* Rteum. Swell
scao1r14 G. Kuas Ev In is wont fo.1aa Ulcers Of
worxs Of ali Kind. are effectively expelled b. these lie.
tie existence Is inspected Relief ~ll be ce4ta 4.
The Life Pills and Phenlx Bitserr.
rU-ltY THE bLUOD.
And thus remove all dsesss from The systea
Prepared aud sold nv.
DEs. William II. MOFFAT.
B35 Hroad rar, corner Of Ap,hons stsc,4 New York
Or ror s.!e y q. d.ugetsts .n7.'ss,x
, 1860-09-27

MASTERS SATE-state of Til

MASTERS SAhE.-state of ILL
~ no.. Coet cou,ty. Ss-sups,tos Cont Ct CHI
Murray. Z, a..ss.Ex o1 Alttaueer murray: md ue1s
a tAv e AsEsn1eF Aurssy and Nars Murray, zSd
lamsa ~ aidoa Adnutstrftof Ct Alexander Hnt:af-hu
TO oftclcae Mort4kxe.
fubite notice Il lerthy 9'v+n tast II ps.zuaaes Of
dsetta e1f sn <!eh The 1bove ntsa the
~ d.y q ~ Z - IsD, IN S IL. u Matter in
sgater nth d4y Or toess: u. 1851 O'clock IL
tt cIento1 sf ttat day. sell fuhs apctou ths high
t hdseT Tor 7;h It he aerh tae' It ths Isurs Heus.
loving otacroed p:tesa Or Il ani Il 70 muea
th'e.f nay be e+s'ay 10 sat 1T ii. Of "a
dec V1th IN and rts ltA tho A4t-s
fte.. aaa CT nj Ans rad .ls situate
Ia County Of Eros and -t.ts OF lnaa To kha
sA1t hA' tae rortaea.t r. and tbs half ,hs
scutses.t "a pteE o. s.s :un q tn = p rows.tip
u3 u ofiha Thir rra:ipa Ne:t "a. sna ever h,if
III. no h ,a.t QUARTER aod tha south qnA Of
number four ta N Toxushsp urs ttisty ght
Fineipas Ie1iJsan, ma thu Us half II 1hs s-u.heat
g~arttt Of S.ctioo nnmbeT thirty foor tn IN Tox
Il (:9}. non,h Of Ruks thiitsra Il ei1 of ths
Taud Princ . Mcf11fal. LIZA O!T.
Mss:e IL Ghan=tr7 ef she Sn2ensr cozst Of Cn,esso
D4tt1 e.te uper rs. 1870, Ae3t d II d
, 1860-09-27

Chille and Fernrj CI;{,o o,a

Of tbs k.sat.st remedies .hat has ever been
Ae oe'o'e he public; for rswr aoc Aeue, ant wkeh
The hshest rrcom,u,us from sse rre.s I'D
~ peop:e. Il DR.. J. HosTETrEn'6 cElFBRATEp
o1 lAhs.- "he ~oule sceuse The torture ar Ing from
disease when It CAB Be sa,'y CURT? WIS
sndurc Rlapess niEh's burning fever, snd ley
eeA' At@fnAtl5. when rtlneay ~ obtAIrsd fsr
And ut how many f4mle. it, oyt patn
M sslsenc: under ths eeatly tnst apd Do ncthnk but
xslr dova auscos until hsreoes ~ eonnon their
caas neaA aad yet They etertd. No1s BIT shs
foolish and wax wsud hsa.e to procure thcse valuat
Btfe11 and i've Themselves ,nsensc a:ony.
ae hg dr1Eg1sh and dea,e generally eve1y~te1s
, 1860-09-27

Nj RS. Bates AGENCY o.
W. FiU- FOR DoAEsTIC sEEvANTA
III W1shin.tcu Street. iii
Bs.ween Rellx ap4 La.A1t, Chicago.
, 1860-09-27
Steam Boilers In Cities.

inEton lat<.lig<ne<r ssys:
We are certainly waking up to the necessity
Of adopting som. Of those restrictive measures
which IN most European countries have been
ste sdil5 in vogue, but Of which in our go.ahead
snd never care land have hsrdiv fhou ht.
Private liberty ought not to be restricted when
keeping within its own province; but people
have no right, through avarice, carelets1ess or
any other vicious cause, to put great natural
powers into operation beyond their ability to
control Hencs it is that steam boilers have
been properly made the subject Of police sur
reillonce, and the use Of rottsn or feaky ones
made punishable By Law. 4 d,y or two since
Sir. B-lknsp was arrested on charge Of vlo-
lation Of the sanitary la*: liz is proprietor Of
an establishment the boi'er OF which has b:ea
reported BY tho police as le4ky aud unsafe. rs
was taken before L justice, who discharged him
on condition that be would repair the boiler
and carry but twenty pounds Of steam. Ano-
thcr person was also arrested On sinllas
charge. The jaetlcs ordered him to sto p
his business till the boiler zhauld be put into
proper repair On promise Of ctmp!iauce be
was discharged.
, 1860-09-27

! =
The undersigned having takan the H1v Fessdox Estsb-
lishntnt ftrmtEv occuoe! bY Mecade.y. i brepAsd
10 faru,Ah LINKED Q1Aaits ef csoca Hay for ii. fa
ir.dt A. Those in want or nay IA <.
aues ID . eli oEtost pafet1 IL else 1here-
te11I1m Il9E HI0kp1N.
, 1860-09-27

Mu1tEp 81ll; 4EIct)duqx

MONEY.-Notes secured by real
e.sa.' other eollac.a. rur1in. t:n days TO ,Ix
1nonthh vartd.
70 Li1-stote, CHE. ard Lodg RI Reo oms.
tc15-d6alm Is. r. s1EkMAN. ia Dearborn r.
, 1860-09-27

nj ALT, BARLEY MALTA
1!1 s.ock 1t PRIME BARLEY MALT for Brewers
and D.l r. cocasa1tls htta. AID es.h ordsrs
promp'ls ned 4la,. Superior Yeast Nat To bsrrets
Manufactured 1t Gold spsInx Malt House. BrfI.o 81
Aeasea 4 g. AoRE1, II soash MALE area, Caioaxe,
, 1860-09-27

HrnAx Cotok DErkxDexr rros Foop,-A.
Aobad!s'9 communicating to ths Professor Of
Qaatreplges. his startl-d US. Tho learned ,rav-
eisr declares tbs complexion Of tho human race
to ha 80 entirely dependent on the mode Of
nonriAhmeut that be hxs behe1d In Nuba whole
races OF negroea who, from the entire uzs of an.
iusl food, prsaeat u a7s csrua.ion ~ the In
habitants Of Southern Europe. In Ageria It
has long been the subject Of remark, 'hst tho
butchers, generally negroes Of Kalu, s1e u fair
In complexion a the European aettlers. IL.
though still pzes9rtng thsir WOOL. .haiz.
, 1860-09-27

NORTH AMERICAN Fire In.
sJRANCE COMPANY.
Or T4zT1czp, CeGazcr1cu1.
PAID UP CAP1TAL.' $500, 900.
r1axxnxco Asziaxt 1,oss by Fire Only.
. :. HUBBARD Il HUNT Agents. Chicago.
Ger. ElaFS Aad south Water 81.
NORWICH g111Z INSURANCE Co.,
o. Eo.wlca. CcsH.
Paid np Gx7its1, <151 1,626,aa.
1EsURAHcE hGAIEsT L03s BY Y1RR.
HUBBARD 1 HUNT. Axent1, cor. of South y Atet acd
Ulrk IT.. N-at fo.r. l,:,aff' hl9c1. reE-h@o5
, 1860-09-27

y south Canal Street. .Chieaxo Ill
J.. I: tA11Ek Il. 0. kEoI1.
n Calh pad Tor II: klaa, o. Cotton Aad Woosa Rst,.
ls.rtn.tYt
, 1860-09-27
EGu uttDnRf.
TRENCH LESSONS. I'M,

l. Alex Cosn.rd vii: eosum zee. next Eopdar Sept
ah bis Ct Lcsous to SAG qf younr M
li'. Reet.tlcn. rubt nt At ht. Ks tdsrs., No 113
Adams ttEes tse caons to jim The c,aaae vii he
reuatls invited 1ERx.-e4.toter Tern of '@u wssr.
HtlRESR ALI ii EHIG
, 1860-09-27


The Mariposa Gaset!e says that Capt. Nc
Keown, Of Nariposa. is in receipt Of letter Of q
late date ,rou . friend in Washoe, who IL en-
gagged considerably in mining interests in that
region. Tie substance Of the letter il u fol-
lows:
Business is declining, and in tact very dull.
Claims arc not selling 1t all, neither viii theEe
be any sold until some mills ara finished, 30
that silver, if there Is any, may be made mani
fest
Two mills are being put up at Silver Creek,
one at Virginia City, and one at Gold Hill.
Several mors establishments for the reduction
Of ore are talked Of The writer looks for no
MoDeT is ecarce. and 1t is with difficulty that
the holders Of lads can ralse enough to pay as
eessments t. keep their claims from being
jamped.
great many arc a. work developing their
claims, and every day supposed rich ore IL
struck, bnt tie next day, After such luck, Gss:e
Or nothing is heard Of it. The Cherokee lead
could now b. purchased for &l0 and SIC per
foot.
Much excitement existed not long ago regard
Ing discoveries acrors Carson riyer. The new
locality is ca1led the Pa!myrs District; Report
FIRST had it that "pnre Hliger" WAS found tkere.
4 great many rushed TO Tie place but came
back agsin.
FROM NEW GRENADA, rcrADon AID rrnu.
il ten dsys later, and that from tho Central and
South American Ststes is q fortnight later.
Tho revolution 10 New Granada still goes on,
without either party gaining any decisive 3D.
vantage. Seven out Of the eigh: Staten Of. tho
Confederation ara now In open revolt against
the general government.
There ere prospects Of another revolution in
Gotta Riea, II e1 President Nora is said 10 be
gaining popular favor. From kicara9ua, SAu
salv4dor and Honduras the news IL uninpor-
txnt.
The civil war ia Ecuador appears to b draw.
iog to close. Qsn. Franco il uaAble to com
peie with Flores. The former has reyoke the
exrquAtor Of the American Consul At luAyA.
quill
The American claim against Peru remain
unsdjusfed.
4 movement Il on foot to make the Roman
Catholie religion the cstahliahsd rsli2ion ol
Psra.
, 1860-09-27

Leaf 1kAn--At = party Of young ladies' and
gentlemen assembled 1t tue resldence of one Of
ths most respectable citizens OF Wheeling few
erenings siGce, :be conversation turred upon
the circumstances Of this btiaz leap yes., and
the privilege Of making matrimonial advances,
6c- 1t WAS proposed that tho ladies', or snme Of
them. shouid take advantage Of the quadre6nial
ent, which they did, when ono was accepted.
aud to the consernat'ou Of tho ladies, the squire
was sent for. he cams and would have con.
summated the thing at once, had tho cea,lem,n
produced the requisite license. Tha mst,er
WIS postponed fSF The present.
, 1860-09-27
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
AT &PRINlSIpE.

oao~iscs LAks- two ni'es tspa uburn Cayuxn So,NY
HENRY ". DWIGHT, Prluepai
WILLIAM Il. BEACH, Associate Principal
1Nosnsesr OF Frpffs LSnatted - 1'.rxxfp- FIsr,
TENAS. $50 pes Auaum- p,. abtr In ttvAnce .. c N.
~ nf tetns- ist s'etot lit j., uar and ntde
e April NJ extras eloepsirx fuf 5nktsumrnsal MuEc
re ch asa GrImAn tcrx rar' ef tic regular curTe.
>, Ntx1afEctstt +. Samuel ". labs r. H., tsealdeht
Auhu, Thsc,ns c4l Summary; 1sry. {h-s.eI Dewey.
III. LID. F:"cssr Eochcstt II University; Rev. Hen
keT. leonaru Corn Pastor firt CkurTh.
na'~sakee; IT. 7hro:r Ma:n. Ansntn; uen- Miltru
EsQ, - ea Norton. Ea.k+rr chlcske; George N.1
flh, IetkrGI. Iii. Hc1&.d,NhK
, 1860-09-27

4 SSfGNEE'S SALE Public 70
IA tie. Is tersbr rve7 thN l. the un.etsis1 a A.
kGEes JcEu Wrkat Of the e.tv Of III cato fktaqs
4h4 .e At auc ca Wednesdsy. The th.id d.. oi
telob-F 4. D so nj 10 oel ek a. t,tke hkksN h-
t.r for c.sa III ii raj ,,r9 .ehn+sy and t:ols ~ to
aad aasut the ext nave Ke1 etoJ IL. aAi john
Wight c,n4 sing IN pa Of two uAaiere P.ants iva
S.w TAoies TWO m ut saws ihhres p<r,nx nA-
chine one up. Eht aai horizontal 10 Ing mils ena
teath two hosixop at wcos borrx m1ean one
!nx d7ll pres, bo e'slo2~zsaE mrehre, had
y be .e mul sav Z. mouIters d*.ss an r.nmer.,
iron L.,les, I'LL knta Il bA:ksmha tls n.lh able ron.
sud q, sh+cs .ni .amh Ii snas Il 'h. <o'rsr
Of eytou An nt:hiE1n sr+et. can ~. and known
pace OF the rreu4cs. JAMES cLAf-.
se 9ua .sE A.4ixueA Of the etste Of John s. Tr Rh+
, 1860-09-27

Ill ILLISnIs. Cock Heuaty,IA-suptst9s Coast Of
Chte7 20 In Chascery. kobsrt Ptss "a Alerl swAa.
T. Forec.os- HortgsRe Public notice aHeb7 ktveo
entitled caus tls tklte nth cay sepo na:-. a. D.
lsso Ia scot, " ter In ch*neszy y MS su er'.s
A. i. 1910 Il oco. ioths foea on o. that ss..
noh Coo, OF it Court in the rsy Of oeaEo IN
sat eounsy q: Coot the to v4rE d1erb' ps:e or nay
e.i 1t I'm and pfel tor NTH t. 4 tcAy b.
tecEssuy fy amount Of 9a d'cee with
4ts tokethe: til Ea.stss commissions and
Of land mneLc e. ta,1ty t) e d. we ii osule of
nine tzs to~nsa:p number tnh f3$h
,idIAa, xnce ru1n'n8 I'll tt.o AID <nshaf 31Al
s,ds tseucs tuca!ax no ii ethlI and twothhts nhA
IL. 13} rola thence II Its k1d Ia IS ~
fodA thea EunLink south eI+nsyt Aa1 twssnieen h
rds to tue pl es o. b'ennius. nsanns s'.en
ietn tuehaf III e-s, .Atd premises
b=lnk tl.ua the csuLt5 cook. - nf ,lhnot.
IRA tCQrr-
M..ter in C>sncerJ o:the su2en>r Court OF hsako.
p.ted Chicago. ss,t II, .
.. HCD o., t:on3i1s nc tnT- s'1S1t4td
, 1860-09-27
CTATE an JI1NOtS Count,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ II Coo., S.S.-::.reut Ccu.: Of Cock Ccunty. No
yember Term 1851. >.EnueiF. saith Hewman Hughes
Ani io+eth b. He-ah1w-In Ct+neeV.
An 1v: OF III. non rtsicea;e Of jo*rph +. Es.sh7w,
tef nd a've naed having been tlei IN ths tce OF
the lefk Of lAd circuit :uutt Cook Eoun:v- Notice
Is given to rad Joseph b. Heas TIA. said
npzla At tled hts bill Of CON j!ans said Coust 90
tie CanccY site thereof the 3fst daY u 1u set
mi noas she,euEou Issued out 4 eeid Coun
aInst said defendants rstufnahls on tae dst Of
tep.t nbcf neI., 1851, ~ IL BY L3w TeuuLe1.
ko~ una.s you. The sdd Jo.eph Hen.hsw. shall
lily b. and ap'ear betsre s<i Ctscu Court Eosk
Gou1tT. naT The next the1o /, tt
hoea ). chicago. In s.td ountr, o. the Ta'st Aord4y
Of roven'eE. ls9, - plead. atawsr o. dsmr 70 lhs
tera therein ha12ed and ssa.cl t,ken
confessed. entered Int ytu AcGod:nk 10
the PRAYER Of sa3d bill. WM. L. taUE-C i. l<fI.
SfA1E i 1aaAn. Uo1pft, Soff. as e9e14w
, 1860-09-27
CTAIE OF ILLINOIS. Counts

ItIE VT II1IIZFO103 VUuHLy
oo Cook s,S.-Ctrrult Cont Ct Cook C1unty hc-
mhtz Te N, ltsl Samuel r. snth ~. The unknown
ka!rs OF Hiil.m c. H .r1Aston -fu th1ncey.
AUdav that tta 1es reai!en@e Of tke unfuewa
hei,f Ct +i!l.m IT, Hamasc cn. defendant above uamed,
having been ned u Tie otca Of the Ctrs o
k7ea sat untao h:i1s o. l!an !. Ham 4a,o1
Court On the Ch1acery taeeeof. the a>t d>7 Of
July. ls'a and tha "a nm:ns t,etopoa a.oed oat 4
nday Of s<ptembe H. tls1,. ~ oT Law required.
Nov. e.s ycu The sasd aazn ,~a hs,1. at William g.
cult at Cosk county. The 6FT. day OF the nett
term ihaeo to IL holden It h'cs:o "a lid tocnty.
The Ihin1 NOT ~ Snvembsr LEO and pe3d, apIwer
OF temnr tot the e4d comp anantn I'LL o{ eumslALt the
shs matte aud thugs h II ehasxt kni
you kecaE-1ns 70 the pta1 es Of said ~:
Er..v = Iru.~ fsnrnnTf, fn =
, 1860-09-27

Ws learn, BY private adviees from Portland,
thtt 1ich, new diggings have been struck as
Walla Wal!a- It is SAID that $4,000 have ar
rived from the 1nines by tbs Pacific. There
was considerable excitement at Portland on the
subject, and "rush" was being made to the
new mines.
E. D. Pearce writes from Walla Walla to The
DaIles A6u7tainter Of the 1st August, that he
has yiated the gold country il and north Of tho
New j'easce Reservation, and says "he has no
sezupies in pronouccipg it, IS tho result Of
prospects," eouAs to the Feather raver OF Yu-
bs in their palniest dsya." Aeproposes to sis.
it these n!nes, with \ company from Wala
Walta, for the purpose Of '*thoroughly testing
their geographical extent and resoufces" They
we're 10 START about the 20;h O. Angus, aud they
gaze general invitation to all who were desif-
Gus of gong. to accompany them.
, 1860-09-27
INSURANCE,
QUAKER CITY ms. Comply,
PHILADELPHIA.

"APE&&2 AAU NuI -.0@0D96N0s]@1
[YET6RE
GEO. E. HAET, Z. K.C0GG3HALL+
tses7. tec'y Ard Trea11ref.
& F. RaAl. Vice Preat- e.H. BrLK1 Asst 6ec3.
Curtis l.. North,
General Agent, Masonic Tsrp!s, Ch.aaZs.
D18oru7s-6ee.ge B. HIM, (. !, ,1osa A. O. Cattall
Foeecr T. PxrkuA ". EAilei, Aadra CGaEntra E. r.
CoEEt5ali, eamuea Jo1cs, Il. D.. Hen. H-4. Fa'le..
nAlb 'S1ly
, 1860-09-27
4 rA1uEn SHOOTING AND KILLING his son Dy MIS-
TAKE.

4 sad atIair recently occurred in Walla Walla
valley. 4 band OF cattle had got into the fields
OF William Kelly, who, having lost his pa-
tien:e in conss qaenes Of their fr quent breaches
got his revolver for the purpose Of shooting
them; Mr.: keGy: desiring .., thst the cattle x..
Of eight CT rins years. to drive the cattle away,
before bis father should reach them. Mr.. Kelly
went cut, and not pe,ceiv:ng his son, who Was
among the catt!s, nred q random shot at the
band. The bal lr&ssd the catt!e and took ef.
feet on The ko,'" forehead. killing him almost
, 1860-09-27
lGa. Dysentery, Summer

E@ DlaTrhna Dysentery, Summer
CouplaIat-Easuires coaaporad E1t1c: Of Dene Plant
1.-The bca ssedy knowr for the OF these diseases
In tbs Nlss1sspp VALLEY It brars the highest 1epu.aon
for It's curative properties. FL, ehl1en tectting In
vaCao1s frepaEet orty a-t roc b. :. C. y 4CC1NE,
e. lons. Aasou. Sod by Jno. D. PAX. II 4ke4s..
Chicago. t;sF60xsm
, 1860-09-27

~ Those who sre Curious TO wit
ana tia von:Cfr red:ceG 10 ~c,e3 L. Ctswa It Qata
Asskes ss Bachelors y. Fl rs brought tbs r1anuAe
uFe Of ;ss aud Tor2cCxt e:c invited to visit LIS Zig 1nd
Ha1r D7!r:: Eo1i:, Il Nc. 52 L.e t.zret and .x1mne
lese e:z:sua PRODUCTIONS OF - sc-at!rY ca tea
re &rti.c1l trna l.. VIXEN Adaeed tie tet.
, 1860-09-27
Gpf ag1 Gar.

I'VE AND EAR.--Dr. Under
lI wood, lie Occ1Ess All Auri.t, No. III Randolph
s1est thIse doors east Of GsIs thicssc, Iii. D. q,
enti1t professional lifetime t. OpthAn.ce and Aus11 Sur
sey ivrk sight 70 ths bind and hearing to the dea and
sk and saceess Dr. IT, ontr4tioEs upon the Eye I'D
En- nauy which we're Of ccut and dangerous tha1c-
ter md al Of whlcs have been PerfosGa With eompe.s
has Attracted Patients ali parts Of tte rion
md given him reputation N eminent and sk,ful o.
oecrc attained ay speetait the Cor
nfnt t1e.t:.e E, and E.1 which viii eorta.t
over hsne.ed pages Il te:le prepase md viii .hor
tpp<as Prescriptions sect elta distance Wkfrx
4urS.rkt 91srs!tfrs ~ eFA 'tdu'E-d. mtT.tTdAW
, 1860-09-27

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
cas . for cath. apple. to yt.r4 1,Joa &.5 es3-
stock. ye .rttcteo. 1ro -. 0oos.be Iio Eh
toe, 4trrnf a. bety. many 1o4 u 70 y.
s.r4.ne,sy. Wsl.on's sye. sssrles e: Con.. loxl
ia Of 70 r4n,ed ss,t. DSI Ia sx Il. scot ursls.
1o0n 451 &C psrIla;s CA.s o,dera IN III. TAXED
tres I,ctyc.7 zM +. K PHOENIX.
, 1860-09-27

HUBBARD Il HUNT, Agents,
No.1 Lodm8t Building,
Cc+1er Of Clark aud WAtsY atsertA. Chlcsxo-
Applications for IrtrExnce tie 9enewtl Of PoEcle1
md III bus!1eat connected With the Office sy be ade to
daiy appointed Agents fo the CITY Of Chicago With full
powe. receive pspnoAAs aad Issue Foeo 'aTora
bic teEas E!a* Companies; I'D is an. VIII
b to te confidence Ct tho pubic ty honorable
coarse Of cra.iEg.
ii. NAGiLL, Genera; Agent, 81 ard u West Third
Gtreet Encuna O., 10 wtosa ~ application fol A1en2es
in tie Western South We4te1n Ats4 maT ta x1Atsrt
Ap.-NL1-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-05
The Grand Conservative, alias Third
Party.

Since the meeting of the Opposition in Tennes-
see, and the Illumination of Mr.. JORDAN STOKES ad-
dress we have been watching with no small de-
gree Of interest the progress Of the Grand Con
servatiye party, which these were TO inaugurate.
We apprehended then it was an abortionn eyerthe-
less the thing gave evidence of vitality, and
has eked out an existence of some months. Shall
It live 10 become in its dwarfsh dimensions, the
source Of care and trouble to its friends the object
Of contempt and ridlcule with its enemies! Oh
no better let it die, says the Baltimore Pdiri0.
We do not think it live after the cruel heart
less desertiou Of one of ITS authors Mr. BATES, OF
Missouri, The treachery Of this distinguished in
diyidaal to the new party movement whether re
garded as a disclosure of the ultimate tendency
Of the shemes OF the parties in interest. as
bGre descrtIon Of his associates IS among the most
notable political events and tricks that have
ever marked the course of any party or man IN
the whole country. About the same time, that
our Grand Conservatives F." assembled in conycn-
ton. the Grand Conservatives of Missouri
met: they nominated BATES for the Presidency;
they adopted a platform agreeing substantially
with that adopted here in Tennessee, and the re
suit is Mr. BATES himself walks into the Black Re
Mr.. BArEs will carry others or even his own State
friends with hun. But we submit to the homes:
Judgment of the people of Tennessee, that these
facts are significant, either Of the death of the
third party movement, or an effort upon the part
of some taking advantage OF prejudices against the
Democratic party. to lead the votes Of honest men
into cooperation with our sectional foes.
The flourish Of trumpets. with which this Third
Party movement was heralded has ceased. The
noise and confusion of its travail is luled and we
look at and pity its sckly life For it there is no
health no future, but its continuance just now Is
matter Of serious consideration to the loyal and
true men of the South And in all soberness we
ask the purpose and intent thereof Just now .
when an encroachment upon the rights of the States
upon the peculiar institution Of the South Is threat
sned by party sectional in its character, formida-
be in its numbers and revolutionary in its aims and
,urposes it behooyes the South at least. to stand
United. No one can now pretend that the Third
'artv will array itself in respectful numbers.
What good can it then possibly accomplish Grant
conservatsism Has it power to carry single
+ste7 And in the whole North, what party viii it
realeu None other than the Democratic party.
No naonle understand these facts and are not, in
,e Soutb TO be caioled by any such movement We
ono rs character nAy be as well understood by the
=. ,o, of the North. Let rs have then an open.
= ,,,+est with this sectional organization. Let
have no adventitious aid no strength derived
o,+si5s influences. and we dOubr not the issue
iI1 result in favor Of Nationalsm-
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4, o. s. M.

EVHERE will Convention Of the present and past Grand
CcmmaDders Vice Grand Commanders, and Ohanoellors
Of All he Iodqes OK Independent Order Sons o. Malta, in
the State Of Tennessee be held in the DoIcas Lodge Room IN
Inc civ Of uphs Monday April 30 1860, at 10 OclOck A
nj m the purpose Of forming Grand Lodge Of the State Of
Tennessee under jurisdiction Of the Supreme Grand Council
~ ne limited States convened at Washington
the 5tb FEBRUARY 1860 Delegates to this Convention will please
forward their credentials before the 9Oh Of April to
S. II. SHOCK,
Aid" to the Supreme Grand Commander Of the y
s. Of America, at Memphis Tenn ~
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION.

. CAHILL nov offers his large and splendid stock Of
-. Boots and Shoes, to the amount OF eighty thou
sand dollars be sold auction. The stock comprises BOOTS
Of all kinds for Ladies' Gents, Youths and children
OF the very best quality There is single pair OF pegged
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Paper Hanging done in the best manner
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A Koumg Mother 70 her First Child.
Sleep, baby slegps Tor pony, nov,
And dog and eat slcepings TOO,
And biackbirl viIts upon is bough,
and little liunetz breathe like you.
Sleep. darlingl and Whens'eT hear
Our pioughmsn their morning cheer,
Thou shalt get up. He sleeps; wilt Thou
Almighty fataags watch him noWi
Breathe in his little heart sense
And fear Of Thine Omnpotanca;
Guide him through Hfe-sled on his way
The light Of Thy eternal day.
ihes5 KanE Egsnsng Pos.