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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16
New Haven Correspondence.

a NEW HAVEN, Feb. II, 1860.
 Dear Enquirer :-Decidedly the lions of the present season arc the gentlemen who attend up on the Agricultural Convention. Every possible mode of attention is shown them. The Young Mems Institute invites them to use it's reading room and library. The Trumbull Gallery of art Is free to them. Numerous gentlemen have exten ded to them general invitation to inspect theil conservatories and greenhouses, and special eff. forts are made socially to render their stay here as agreeable as possible. Last Thursday even ing the students of the Scientific department of Yale College gave reception to the members of the Convention, in the spacious and elegant Halls of the two Literary Societies. The vener. able Prof. Silliman received them with cordial grasp of the hand, and the fair ladies of the city with fascinating smiles, and the occasion was d. together so pleasant that we did not wonder at the frank declaration of one of them,
 "fId aknowed s;ch lot Ger fun was goin on, I'd a'brought my old woman" ....
 A curious lawsuit is now transpiring here. It is an action for damages by libel, brought against the pastor and members of the Mt. Car mel Congregational Church by former member of that Society. It seems that the plaintiff sev- eral years ago became dissatisfied with his con nection with the Mt Carmel Church, and there fore procured letter of dismission and recom- mendation to the neighboring church in Ham, den. But the society which he thus deserted, believing that their letter was not fairly obtained informed the Hamden Church of that fact, and also, took occasion to state to the members of the latter their views of the eligibility of their former brother,-which were, by no means flat tering to that gentlemen. It is for this expres- sion of their opinion that the suit is brought pad as the decision will settle point in law pot now clearly defined, the result is lookedf with much interest. It is claimed on the one side that in a man by becoming member of Christian Church voluntarily renders himself amen amenaple. to all it's ordinances and discipline and cannot arraign its actions court of law, but rather ID an ecclesiastical council; by the other that 2 Church member is, in all respects citizen, and . Church, in the eyes of the law, simply q as responsible for it's acts in all eases as any individual or company. The decision will probably be given this week. x. x.
 New Haven is wide awake with respect to her duty in the ensuing election, and will greatly dr minish, if not overcome the majority she gave
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16
For ths Eaqudrsx

Mir. Editor In the last EsoUrEEs in the ar.i- cle signed |" A." in relation to my ministry i1< place there is an error. was not liI tributor to the erection of the Lecture was built under my direction with mona ,sAed ne from 2 source sknoyn oply to an.s in executing the trust, I paid few doIIars ono tne 1l z amount which lreceiyed.r .a< ..ssses.. s. D. l.. PAnnnLss.
 Morris, Feb. II, ls6o ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16
lispublioan County convsntion.
REPuBLIcAH sTATE TICKET.

A CoxvRsrfoS or DELEGATES representing the Electors of the County of Litchfelds who are op. poeed to the present National Administration. will bc held at the Court House in hitchfeld on Hsdnesday ns 29M ddy f ksbrmry inst at II o'clocl. A. M for the purpose of nominating candidate for Sherif of n.id County. Each town in she Ccuntr is allowed to send delegates equal to twice the ntimler of Representatives in the General Assembly. P. g. BsEBr, ! cs.s.s, : . ,W.p, SrEnRr, }o.Sonnty Sonnty . }; Fss. ii; isso. " s '-@
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16


 sEvERAL years since the Hon, David s. Board man of New Milford in letters we ind, gave some interesting sketches of several members of thelegsl profession who flourished at the bar of this County at an early period of it's history. At the instance of the gentlemen to whom thelettersl were saSFssssd s ss Judge .RoaramaR hos kindly consented to their publicatiouin our paper.-rtbe, embrace notices of Pafytdae 1aatnhe,:, Dnais Esvsx Tipping Rssses John Alssn, Ba,yiHo Eossop, and Sassael ". Souamdyd. S
 Jndts Boaraman entered upon his uinety-sec ondyeas in December lasts and is probably tn, only man living who can comnunicate the iinte,. ssting faets and gpmisinseences that his letter d|scloss. Weyhope to mpappce their pahlics top is our hert nambw.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-02-16

last ysAf on the wrong side. An sfses,ns t1n- |paien club has already been organized lor tts
 Presidential canvass, with Benjamin Moves c its chairman, which means to roll up ConnsetI- cuts majority of 5000 for Fremont, to l0,Oo0 fsr
 Bates if hard work can accomplish t.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

NEW TENsAs STEAMER few
days since, our long time acquaint-
ance, Capt. Geo. X. Carradine, passed
our village on bis way TO Paducab,
Ky, to take command of new, ele-
giant side wheel steamer, which has
been built for the opulent and increas-
ing trade Of Tensas river, the western
boundary of our parish. The adop-
ton Of the name of our esteemed
friend S. S. Bowman, Esq. for the
new boat, excites pleasurable emo
tons. 1t will be a fine passenger
boat, and has a freight capacity of
about eighteen hundred bales Of cot
ton. 1t will be on our waters in less
than two weeks.-Concordia htelli-
genccr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

APPROACH OF THE MIILENNrUM-
The Rev. Mr.. Baxter, an English d.
vine, lectured in Washington, on the
23d. on lawful national calamities
prophesied to be impending; and the
coming Of Christ to judgment about
1S64-6S." The lecturer thought that
Louis Napoleon was the great Anti
Christ spoken of in the Bible; that
he, in company with the Emperor of
Russia, was to make war upon the
Jews, who, by the way, were to be
restored to Jerusalem that this was
to terminate in the Battle Of Arma-
megdon, in which all the wicked
would be destroyed f; and then would
come the mellennium.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

A PRETTY FANcY.-Taylor, Of the
Chicago Journal says:
"When the day begins to go up to
heaven at night, it does not spread a
pair of wings and fly aloft like bird,
but it just climbs softly up ladder.
1t sets its red sandal on the shrub you
nave watered these three days lest it
should perish with thirst then it
steps to the tree we sit under, and
thence to the ridge Of the roof to the
chimney, and from the chimney to
the tall elm, from the tall elm to the
church spire, and then to the cloud,
ond then to the threshold Of heaven
and thus from round to crimson round,
you can see it go as though it walked
upon red roses.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
nay The old Senate Chamber a


Bay The old Senate Chamber at
Washington is fitting up for the
use of the Supreme Court at the
December term. The change con-
sists in the removal OF the ladies'
gallery and the dais which was oc-
cupied by the Vice Presidents chair,
as we'll as the desks Of the Secre-
tary of the Senate and bis clerks,
and the substitution, instead of the
latter, of a long heavy wood rail
ings, for the use of the chief Justice
and his associates. A square en-
closure in front of the bench has
has been allied off for the use of
the bar, and outside of that seats
will be provided for VI tors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

p1- Some years ago a gentleman
made bet Of one thousand guincas,
that he would have coat made in
the course of single day, from the
first process of shearing the sheep to
its completion by the tailor. The
wager was decided at Newbury, on
the 25th of June. 1911, by Mr.. John
Coxeter, Of Greenham mills, near that
town. At five o'clock that morning
Sir John Throckmorton, Bart, pre-
sented two Southdown wether sheep,
to Mr.. Coxeter. Accordingly the
sheep were shorn, the wool spun, the
yarn spoiled, warped, and wove ; the
cloth blurred, miIled, rowed dyed,
dried, sheared and pressed, and put
into the hands OF the tailors, by four
o'clock that afternoon. At twenty
minutes past six, the coat, entirely
finished, was presented by Mr.. Coke
Ter to Sir John Throckmorton and
he appeared with it before an assem-
blage of upwards of 5000 spectators
who rent the air with their acclama'
tons.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

HANGING GARDENs.-The New York
Evening Post has been entertaining
its readers with a long, elaborate dis
sertion on the propriety of turning
the upper stories Of dwellings into
hanging gardens. 1t states that as
glass roofs are but little dearer than
the other kinds, every upper story
might, without much expense, be
turned into hot house, where all the
vegetable Injuries of the season could
be produced, without the least assist
ance in the way Of wedding, pruning,
or thinning out-from the boys Of the
neighborhood. The idea is to cover
the garnet floor with concrete to pre-
vent water from leaking through the
floor below. The statistics Of the
Post appear somewhat extravaganza
when it proposes TO put eight hun
bred fruit trees on floor of an ordi-
nary house. IL the plan be carried
out, we shall have all the enviable de-
lights Of Babylonian mansions in our
midst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

EF The trustees of the monu'
ment in Independence Square, Phil
adclphia, in honor Of the singers OF
the Declaration Of independence,
report that they have not yet decid-
ed upon any particular plan, but
that their general design embraces
q structure Of granite of thirteen
sides, resting on base of sixty
feet; the thirteen sides to be united
by an entablature, on which will be
craven the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence; the whole to be surmounted
by tower or shaft Of thirteen sides,
each side containing a niche, OF
space for the insertion or panels or
tablets Of marble or other stone from
the several states"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

no. Official accounts from Con-
stantiuople acquaint US that Fuad Pa.
sha has rated the indemnity to be paid
to the Syrian sufferers for their looses
in the recent troubles at 100000
piastres, 100000 of which have
been assessed on the Mussulman pop
ulation of the whole Of Syria, aud
1000, 900 on the jews; these last, it
appears, having acted in q manner to
justify pscuniary castigation to that
amount.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

MOBILE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-This
building is now nearly completed,
but the regular course of lectures
will not commence before the 14th
of November.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
BATON nOgGE ,
Tue Oh REeros OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Tue On RECON OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A correspondent of the Boston Post,
writing from among the oil works OF
Pennsylvania, says:
The hotels are crowded, people
often sleeping three in bed, and one
hears nothing talked Of but patrol
""surface indications" boring; y
territory" pumping," DC; landlords
doctors, lawyers, minister's, black
smiths, and almost everybody has an
interest in a well bored, or being
bored. As to the election, it is en-
tirely forgotten in the eagerness OF Sc
curing fortune. A politician drove
up to old Father Raymond's Rural
House, in Franklin, (the old man has
two wells, pumping fifty barrels daily
and after getting his dinner, common
ced pumping the old gentleman by
asking, dHow is politics 2" "Don't
KNOW any SuCu Weh "'ouhu hO'o'
replied Father Raymond. "But,"
says the stranger, what is the pros
pect for Douglas or Breckenridge y
"Oh," says Boniface, 81 don't know !;
il all depends whether there are any
surface Indications" But" contin-
ues his guest, twill fusion 60 down
among you oil diggers 7" Fusion"
exclaims tho landlord /; swell, | don't
know; some of these chaps called &C.
ologis:s says there must be fusion be-
low, but my opinion is, that the ID
has something to DO with it down
there before we get it." "But," says
the politician, "are you not in favor
of squatter sovereignty in the Terrific
ries 7" "No; | will shoot anybody
who dares TO squat on any OF my ter
ritory, and own four miles on Sandy
creek" give me my horse, says the
straDger-and vamosed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

ndr- The forest of the Cordlleras,
Central America, are said to abound
in India rubber, though up to tie
present time none has been expor-
ted. Some wealthy gentlemen are
about to engage in the trade, with
hattering prospects of success.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
CONFECTIONARIEs.

IUST DIRECT from the ma uiactursrs large
81 and choice assortment of CODfectiensries.
ZOO Pounds Gum Drops, assorted havors;
600 Jelly Gum Drops assorted navors,
10 Boxes jujube Paste, Rose, Lem Van. etc.
Boxes Fresh Marsbmellon Paste y papers,
2 Iceland Moss Paste \
10 Boxes French Chocolate:
10 Boxes Cream Chocolate;
10 Boxes assorted Lozengers-for sale by
ortl6 X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

FIRE AT PoRr GIBsoN.-We learn that
the machine shop of the Port Gibson aud
Grand Gulf railroad was destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning last. An engine
and passenger car was also burned. The
loss is estimated at about $7000.- Vicks-
burg Uhi1.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
NEW ARRIVALS
n. ID. DAYS DRUG STORE.

DURE Medicines and Chemicals, I invite the
i attention of Physicians and Planters TO the
large and fresh supply OF Pure Medicines and
ge nuine prepare tions I am now receiving-sll Of
which are purchased Of the most reliable house
In the United States. As all of my attention Is
given 20 the Drng business, PhysicisDsaDd Plan
ter can rely upon getting all medicines perfect
ly pure X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN. good Cook. wash Ia
N or and Ironer. aged about ~ years, IN
the above woman can be purchased on A
reasonable terms, II application is made soon I;
said slave Is offered for bad fault, but TO raise
money, said slave will be offered at public sale
ia front Of the Court House door Of said parish
In the city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, THE I'D DAY or NOVEMBER
next, at IL O'Clock NJ, Of said day. Should she
not he previously sold at private sale. For further
particulars apply to the undersigned.
,ct2 II, " BABIN Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
ALE ANDPORTER.
NEW GALLO cos

FANCY DRESS GOODS
TINE subscriber will receive by the new steam
i err from New York, 800 pieces ofFrench, Eng
lish and American Prints, comprising all the
newest patterns, among them some new small hg-
ures Tor chidrep-also q fall assortment OF
Rich Fancy Dress Goods,
the newest things Of the season, together with
q large assortment of Dress Goods.
septic W. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

Yellow FeverI Yellow Fever!l
DR. LEONARD, Of New York fully guarantees
~ his South Americas Fever and Ague Re-
medy a certain Preventative against Yellow Fs.
vsr-for sale By ED. WIN. B0GEL,
jufyol Druggists.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
NOTICE.

TIME male school Of r. D. Wilson, will
i be reopened Monday Oct, lst inss-i
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
SUNDRIES,

DR0wN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger; schiedam
ID schnspps; Radways' Remedies; sarssparil-
las; Hostettsrs Bitters; Cssteel Soup; Olive Oil
sponges, ETC., just received BY
april ED. WIN. B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
IRISH LINEN.
FURNITURE.
"a KINGS, YANKEE PLOW.

A LARGE lot Of the above wooden board
IA plows, from No. to No. 4, Extended Bars,
the very article for the culture Of corn and cot.
ton, to be had at moderate prices at
nov29 LACQUER LANOCEs,
Corner Lafay.tte and Florida streets
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.

OK Dozen Hawkins d Thorntons' genuine
- Kentucky Mustard in y and y Cans. For
sale TO the trade at New Orleans prices.
oct1G X. ID; DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
IRISH LINENS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WILL open on the 9th inst, part OF their
w new selected Stock of Fall Goods Of q choice
lot Of shswls, Cloaks and Mantillas-slso a new
style Of Corsets, Curtain Damssk Of a great vare-
~ together with splendid assortment Of Embro-
Come and see at the PEOPLES STORE. septic
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.
FR1pAY MoRS,So, Nov, 2, 1850.

FRIDAY MoRNlNo, Nov, 2, 1850.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
says, that the sales of the above day, was
as follows:
COTTON-Yestorday IL 900 bales-de-
mand fair-prices steady-Low Middling
lOK@l0%c. Middling 1lA@ll16, Good
Middling l2L@l2Tc.
SUGAR-3OO hhds at figures still moro
in favor of buyers-Fair to Fully Fair 81
@7Hc.
MOLASSES-7OO bbls, tho market open
ing at 89@4l14c for Prime to Choice and
ruling later in the day at S7@40 - Inferior
to Fair 30@36c-Half bbls 4315c.
FLOUR-3500 bbls, including 100 bbls
Common at 4 S7lI; Fine at 1911 700
Supertine $500 and 400 at rs; 400 Low
Extra, in two equal lots, at 6 90; another
lot AT the same; 80 bbls at 1871; 100 good
at 6 80; 100 at I 90.
RYE-T5 sacks at Toe.
CORN-4OOO sacks, including 525 Mixed
and White (450 and 75) at zoe. 100 White
in several lots, at T2, 800 at Is and 1900
At.
OATS-l00O sacks st. Louis at 4O64lc
$50 $50 in white sacks and 2O0) at al; 6lO
sacks 200, 400 and 1907 at / 10.
P0RK-4el bbls Heavy Mess, in three
lots, 90 90 and about 900 at lower rate.
Retailing at 20 00@20 so.
BEEF-lo92 bbls against 967 last m onth.
BAC0N-Confned to retail transaction.
at s2l@l0c for Shoulders, l2Sl@l3 for Rib
Sides, and l4A@l41< for Clear.
LARD-400 kegs at lac.
WHISKY-60 bbls Rectifed at zoe.
RIO COFEEE-lO0 bags at l3c, $50 al
lax, and so at l4%c.
Market generally without any material
! change.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
LEECIIEs.
HATS! HATs!l

A T THE PHILA. CASH STORE, We
"A have just received from New York,
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by BEAL PATTERSON,
junel4 Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
Linen and Bobinet Nettins.

T HAVE . full supply Of these goods, Bsbipst
l. In all widths, also, Pink aud Blus Bobinets
white Linen Meetings, also brown DO for plant
tien use. w. y. PHIL.lp0.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
A NEW LOT,
CLOAKS 4 SIIAWLS.

T AIDES wanting Cloaks aud Shawls,
IL will do well to call and examine tho
splendid assortment of these goods which
have just received.
ERENCH Merinoes, Delnines, Cash
Il meres, Alpaccas, &c, DC. have just
received fine stock Of those goods.
DLACK Silks, plain and figured Dress
ID Silks, Poplins, Foulard Silks, DC.
have a beautiful stock Of those goods.
TNIIE above goods are of the latest styles
l. and will be sold cheap.
THOS. Il. OCONOR.
sept22 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03
Embro,der,e. and White Goods.

Embroideries and White Goods.
.nFTHEsE GOODS, 1 have . splendid assert
" msnt.
KID GLOVES.
Twenty dozen hrst quality hid Gloves, OF every
color and siEs.
vALENC1ENNEs 4 ENGLISH THREAD LACE.
have n cheap and beautiful lot Of those Laces.
HOSIERYi HOSlERYll
Sixty dozen Ladies Hosiery, just received.
CALL1v0Si CALLICOSil
have large and cheap stock ofevery descrip.
ton and quality Of CRlicos, I wish the ladies
would look at their style and quality and inguir
the prices. 1HOS. ID. OCONOR,
septl3 Corner Third and Laurel SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VEL
n VET CLOAKS, costing from s25 to s75, 1
will sell from tlS to 80.
oct2 A. ROsENFIELD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

HAVING Purchased the entire stock of
Ill Mr.. n. T. Waddll, we will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, where we will be pleased
70 see all his customers and hope, by strict atten
tion TO business, and by keeping large and well
selected stock, To receive q liberal share Of pat
ronage. Our goods will be selected in person
from frst hand, and all warranted to be Of the
very best quality.
Ash have been engaged In the Wholesale and
Prescription Drug Business in Louisville, KY,
for the last ten years, and having every facility
for getting goods on the most reasonable terms,
We feel confident Of giving sstifaston in an cases
and respectfully solicit call before purchasing
else where.
We will keep all kinds Of Musical Instruments,
Fancy Goods, Cutlery, tte.
sS- All orders prom tly attended to and Ply
sieian's Prescriptions led 1t all hours.
A. STEWART 81 co.
septs Main street, Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-11-03

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-for sale
1Nl by ED. d wM. BOGEL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
In. SINGER l. CO.'S GAZETTE,

Which is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to this suffice sent grliis-
l.. NJ. SINGER & co.
j. T. LuRD, Agent,
Jan3l-1m % North college, street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
CArTI0N.

eAusisss d xAse tAsy order Luitsry lIckets OF C
slecsses Il Packages u Tszkstk- The coantry
aos.4ea wsIA bae aEd s~tEdiluz l<otter1es- Etef
deeesnens tsia CT - set iefso 10 inFesi -
aey II th<ss(sE sai fTtxes "A ircn Sc ,ueai 70 80
lsssif scssenses~ith tacktts Al uns 1siis
Sloo ooe Gz5sital frfles are aleTed, 1t<krts - =
80 A. n crery ft4zzce. sfa IF> sds. snd u meas
sal - fisem for lrkess, 4 = nlncnsthruWn 49,
<ithnts tke skaaoa e a cAsHce 81 fettiae pr
t3esaFe Oh al ieftefses hers she Cspitnl frszt
ess- Il exer3 iastaIce @hsfe large prizcs are g
80 for sszal u 1leketss psi y d0so for =
taIa fraa1. FkASGL, DfOADtk21s = w.,
..--T Aaazzers.
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DAoK Saubsr. 70 tie L>1s<r. Nssesss. wss,is
% w-vsr,x snd iryiEs ns<srns. iess rsss.ss< ~
fsozS-sf Hk0AS TkzAsok-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
Hide. OH 4 Leather Store.

~ kTRgrAT.lck 4 SONS. Nc 81 serrs IsIs
IL. sIHzEa. b<t~ ees A<rkrt 2ne Shsztset s>1os-
s.lsEe3s A.s4. have lar SAFE Fl
DRY 4 xaLfxD SPANISH HIDES
s.rs .n s,rr<a slls4 Fstas klpz. rAnaer Oh, "a,
- ! n.i tsnrrisg = feS1s al The tesssf prices e
ss,..l tbs bed Iexszzs
- Aflxzass - leather IN The reeEh ~znfee y
x.--lh fhe kl<bsst HzsEket prise @l- te 31t<-
e.s1 - lskes ~ exehzn ter 1l1<s- As@--rr s<es*
.r~- q charge and sssd 81 eeralazssioz>
ssrsl-Szzi~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-23
Charieston and Savannah
y ~ D. AG nm Inn lSS
RaIts GeGuttd ard SEeld Increased.

:
Time fr savannah CsF esion tn Nasty lie three
tn &c and a hall and four days.
Tine from New York and h.las eltliia seven and n
har, eight and niue dsAs
lnteTNenibgS ba h. eau ethe above variations in
time as no freight trans run "a Sunday over
three ines.
No detentinns 10y ice snaw. OrerchaTg.s and
tataees teNeeia Gaiaaees occurring ~ sal lIomp-
ly adjusted by the Nashville ard fhatt. n. og Raul
Foai OiI delivery. {. ". 4ADkRS0N
der.
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EXPRESS EREIGuT.

THE Nashville aud haitian ooga Railroad Compa-
H!, IN 4. ME, tan Wili the ks : heluw are
TuuHnE al NPe-E FREIGHT Iran ir, IN Cha .est. n
al Savannah IL y sivlIr. al sk setd but Ia
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