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.W ne ~.

HAVING erEaEed in the construfio1 o. a line o. tel
II egrash from Memphis g Heiena and Little Rock. !
haVe this day sold my i~nterestin ne Ea-le Planning Mil
and Lumber Yard % Whipple. Houtcumery a Co. 10
Mr. Area Reid. who assumes nv position a. q member
% that firm Ibeg leave 10 rec1mmend ths new hrm %
the ptronaEe Of the public, and especially % ny per-
s1nal friends. n. A. MONTGOMERY.
August ., Ise0.-[su23-lW
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LIB r!

THE subscribers having . very superior mill and
Il an abundan-e or excellent Timber are prepared %
furnish. a. short notice, any TualtltT or size o. LuL-
Der. delIVer1bie on the Memphis aud Ohio railroad Or
a. Memphis WEsrBROOE & vi LIFORD,
au21i-2u Shelby Depot. Tenn.
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Tuition,

A GRADUATE Of Harvard College, and recently
a teacher Of the ancienf languages, would IKE q
devote . couple 81 hours each DAY 70 ntfins a youth 70,
college. or u teaching the Latin and Greek tongues.
The best references furnished Address &c. r. D.
once. au2f-im"
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MTuPHTS AND ONO RATLRoAD.

Nail ~ err-ea train-.--.as0 p. M--...-sao A. M.
Humboldt errresE--.-----ioIo A M-----bo Pm.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE DEPART.
Nal .1o.ff A. r --..21 p. or.
Frei-ht ans aoanm1dafi0n- AG p m---.---eD A. %,
ne FREIGHT and tcammclauou Train urrivcs on Tues
durs, n~u-is7s, ana Saturday. udieares on h11iay5
wednesday. ana Fridays.
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See F H CLARK 3 Cas- column.

In another column. see The advertisement Of
George Rztusln A. c., BooEseIers Eli stzuoners, 2s
Nsf- street mar wrFfa-- st~u.t
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Improved HOtfcks P01sdcea,
T. a1RoEiedEed b an Who hsve given IL q tiai. q b
one e ne besl msficinez ever usef far ne cure q al
diseases arising from adieorcersd stomach, CT az in
puTe state o. The hieod- TIE many Astonishing cErel
performed by tke Panscea" IN TIE city - NASHVILLE
nd vicinity, and IN every section q TIE country where
q has been tntroeuced, IS q nnde guarantees g iu
s1cacy.
ne Rev. J. C. Boveoa, Of HeEinnvins, Tenn, spstin
hus.
DR. A. g. G-oODLET-Dear Sir. n may BE- r~ratifyinr
10 you 70 hear that Eoncf's Paaacez, prepared and soid
By yo1, ls Going It's good w0rk N the relief q your fell
ioE men. During my recent travels IN several counties
in Middle Tennessee ! have onen met thusc who have
used II. The Universal testimony d, at BE- the best
remedy I have ever used" II has been very useful %
ne in cases q hoarsenes, brought On by p~re1ching In
ne open air and labaring in ~TeTivsls- Please make IN
ageEf iu his place. very respectfully,
J. C. ROWDOH.
g. ". ONE a co, 20 Nan street. 4
G0ODLET GO IS Ffsni Row,
Eeur1is, Tenn.
3. \. GO0DLETI A. CO.,
HlAdstEsis Fashvine. Teas.
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NOKIcR.
Cheering News to the Afflicted.

7 WILL keep orastsuny 20 hand : fan supply Of fres
/ Family Gf1oerie q 81 hnds. Can and see. Come
C. Vance and 81. Martin streets.
nprs-sm gAEEs ". MIL
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DIR . -
n. LAIRD. A. grrFs.
G. c. CLEAVEs n W-CONUE
J. D. WILLIAMS. mo. ". CROCEER
T. v. WILKINSON.
3. LAID, President. ....T. v. WILKINSON. Sec'g
~ VIII insure against los By Fire on houses an.
Merchandise, River ami Marine Risks On Uareoes.
Aisn. assures he Lives Or GegroeA
" Lnars ~ mgfly paid iyls-sm
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TELEeRAFHIc-The Little Rock True Dem
ocraf says they learn that a compromise has
been made between Snow & Ketchum and
Montgomery & Co, 10 regard to the telegraph
troubles Snow & Ketchum have disposed Of
their stock and contract in the Little Rock and
Memphis and Helena lines 10 Montgomery &
Co., and retained their interest in tie projected
Little Rock and Texas lines and Des Arc and
BatesviIle route. Snow & Ketchum, in addi-
ton 10 the Balm and other patents for Arksn-
sas, have recently arranged with The Morse
patentees for the exclusive right OF an terri
tory in this State, except the two routes
named above that are to be built by Montgom-
cry & Co. The line between Little Rock and
Pine Bluff, snow & Ketchum will proceed to
erect at once, and Il viii be fnished in time to
meet tie line from Memphis 70 Little Rock.
A WAGER-A couple Of enthusiastic young
"sprigs Of the law" yesterday became excited
over The prospects OF their respective eandi-
dates, when the following proposition was made
and entered iuto That If Douglas did not get
more votes in jhe State Of louisiana thar Bel,
the Douglas nan would carry a key Of lager
beer on bis shoulder from Court street through
Main 70 the GaYoso house. The Bell man
agreeing 70 peform the same operation in the
event OF bis fsvorits's not getting the larger
vote.
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R0BT B WOLFE Notsry Pablo.


.CoSrRoLLER's OFFICE, NASHVILLE, AUG 1Gleso{
This Is b certify. that The IuEurance Ccup-uy q ne
valley ~ Firginia. iocafed az NluchesfeIs IN The ot1te
Of virginia, has complied with an he requirements q
the ode on the subject % fnreim Insurance. ccrpora-
tions. In sections lass % 1907 inclusive, - vel a. he
act OF can o. March, 1850. chapter 80, secti0n 20, re-
ruirinr q Deposit Win The confroIer Or twenty thuu-
sand dollars of sir per cent houds % the STATE, aud hat
q. ". L. Crook isthe legally aufhoriEed agent q said
compsny IN ne city o. Memphis, State q rennes-e.
J. T. DUNLAP, C0nuolsr.
he subscriber continues % issue and renew Pniicies
and adjust and pay losses for This Ola ami reliable con-
pany. geo ". LCROOK, Agent.
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BOTANIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF MEMPHIS.
Fifteenth annual Announcement.
FACILITY Avn OFFICERs.

n Y. MORROW, r. D.. Professor o General aal
VI Special Auaraur.
So UELER A. D, Prof. hFuierV. r1r -dIu-T
and Meltcal 7 UF -uisl-e.
L " GABBEEC. D. Prot Obstetrics and Dis
"a e. 81 WCuen and Cll1-Eu-
w HEWITT =. D, Pc. Pavsioav and Paha-
C
2 C. sATEE, a.. n. Prf- institutes and Faaiea d,
Medicine.
b MORROW, ~. D., Ps N...-ia Msdi-a ana
TEerapeul1
@ v BORROW, Nd Pref Surgery and Denla-
rErErT r. h-atn~r
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DOUGLAs I'D JOHNSON,

DAMS ST.. NEAR VAN OYER THE ruyNEL.
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FOg' Rent.
500 Re9FQfN.

NV frame dwcling on Linden street. near Main.
"A ooutaininF seven rooms, kiichen and servants room.
Apply afZ53 Main street. y. c. BYRD.
austa-lWs
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L. Robt. p. Wolfe, Notary Public. IN and for ne county
aforesaid. 20 hereby certify that 7 have examined,
and compared with the foregoing statement the bond.
cerndcztes % stock, MORTGAGES. etc, belonging 70
ne Insurance Company o. the valley q virginia,
snd md theu 70 correspond herewith And ! Do
further certify that the value af1Ned D. each Is eur
rec, 50 far g. Tan abe % determine from qaotations,
and other reliable sources Of Information, and that he
mortgages arr on property q double the valse Of The
debts secured thertby, and o. ample value as per state
meat.
In testimsuy whereof have hereunto subscrioedmy
name and afxed my uotarial seal, az the t0En a Win
chester, Va, July IS, 1fa0
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P THE
CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
OF n INSURANCE COMPANY or n
Valley Of Virginia.

JULY l. 1850.
To be- aled with the Controller o. ne STATE q reunes-
Sc. and a~sreeably O. the form prescribed b.
ne hE o. said state
EuRSr-The name and locality % the company, "The
IT Iusunnce C0mpzuy % ne V1uey q virginia" i-
Gated az Wlnchester. virginia
2. ne amolnt % capital siocE...... 500 900 o.
B. Ghe amouut o. apial stock paid
e&1sa0
ne remainder due ls Represented
BY stock notea % undJutted
Ass 400 a@a %
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THE HOUsF

TIVE LnT is one hundred By two hundred feet, D.
Il beaufifuiy laid COT, well Ftalcd, md Is one e. the
most Desirable ufnrrr IN Memnhiz.
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HEHPHIs DAILY AFFEAL OFFCE,
SUNDAY AuEusf 20, 1890.
bear q p chaaEs b cor manel matlel why
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c. v oonl.~--. >. aAurrAD--.a Ban
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Business Aatifss.
~ nF ~ TENNEssEE.
FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,

va HoLrEs sssrsary. Hysi-ly
For Stoves, Crates, Msntels, House Furnish
HE Gaoi ETC, ec sec ssgs-rans srsun's asvsr-
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ASSETS or THE COMPANT.
Amuunt Of cash on hard In the hands o.
agrnts and other rsons........-..... 1851 So
None
Bouis owned BY The company. viE..-----.-.-.
sUeEs Bonds q s,oekhaissTs as sbo1s...... 4s75 90
Par value Markrt value.
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DR. A. g. G%OoDLET7s

GENTBEkBN0 Of science may s7eeuisfs and ~iheorize,
" but facts are Eurth mare % the anicfet mas ~ the
theoTies ne World ever produced.
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There is Nothing Like It.

s. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Whclcsaie DRUGGISTS,
Nos 2sI and 353 Main street,
im HemphiL Tenn.
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r. BOWEN, ,. P.
sTATE or VIRGINIA,
Frederek County. to-Vlt=
I, C. Reilly, Clerk o. ne County Court q Frsfs-
rick c1uuty. m ne STATE aforesaid, % hereby certify
that J. r. Bowen, before whom the furezuiug andavit
vas made. o. a Justice af me Peace IN and for said com
~ duly commissioned and sworn, and hat 70 al his acts
a. suchs fun faith and credit are cue. and % uEhf ought
% Be girenas vel IN courts q justices a. thereout-
In testimony whereof I have hereunfo subscribed ny
name, nnd fred ne seal % said court, this ssh day o.
Juiy. 1881, and IN TIE ssh year o. ne common
wealth J.. RELY c.. @.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

ELrcrloN NEws.-Thsrs hes been
elections held in four States, viz;
In Keptpcky for clerk Of the Court
Of A~ppeals-Leslie Combs, Bell and
Everett man, elected BY a large majOri.
~.
North Carolina. Governor elected
Administration Domoat- : Pesai'ed by
a large majority.
Missouri As far as we can judge,
it cues Black Republican at a special
election in the St. Louis district.
Bell.Everett man elected Governor.
ArkaRSas.-M. r. johnson, Dem J
for governor, supposed to be elected by
ten thousand majority,
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~Hs- -------
ALABAMA
CENTRAL FrNlLE COLLEGE
Tuscaloosa, Ala.

VHNHE next Session of This Institution,
will be opened on Monday, OctobeA
LIST, 1860, under the Presidency of |
REV. ARCHIBALD ]. BATTLE, A, NJ. \
late Professor If Greek Literature in I've
University Of Alabama. A full corps Of
able Professors and Teachers will be in
attendance.
The College, now concluding its sec
ond year. has been highly prosperous.
and the Trustees, ambitious Of giving il
a more commanding position, are about
to erect an addition to the present spa.
cious and beautiful ediRce. This com.
pleted, the building will have cost over
Sl2O,0OO, and will accommodate
One Hundred BOarders.
besides affording ample arrangements
for all Departments Of Instruction.
The College contains a lew and cost.
ly scientific apparatus. aud a number of
superior Musical instruments Of both
American and European manufacture.
The Musical Department under charge
Of that unriyalIed Master, PaorEssoe
GRoscHEL, will continue as heretofore
The city Of Tuscaloosa is famed for
its healthfuluess. Not one case Of Sc.
rious illness has occurred among the
pupils, during tie two years Of the ex-
isteucc Of The College.
For particulars address the President.
Tuscaloosa, July. 1860. 3m.
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Iios 4. Wulh pni i.hn B.h.


AT the request Of sevoial gentlemen
Of this county, We publishtho sabpiuet
correspondence.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jiy 30, go
To Daniel Sayre, Esq,
Editor Of a. Post:
DRAR STA IL is know to many per,
sons in this section If ~ State. that
some time since | addressed a letter Of
inquiry to the Hon. John Bell, particl.
larly as to his endorsemeniof the Amer
lean aud Wing platform 1856 On
last Saturday | received Is reply; with
which and as a part thereM 10 sends me
extracts from bis speeehk aud reieren.
ces to his votes, touching the subjects
Of inquiry, thus r~eannOuicing the opin.
ions expressed and Undated by those
speeches aud votes;
Mr.. Bell thr distipr' nnouuces,
in my judg,ae.t ~ i yroposi.
tons;
/. A distinct 'epudialon of Wilmot
Provisoism
2. A distinct reputation Of squat.
ter sovereignty, as lougagO a, 1913.
3, A distinct announcement that the
Territories are the cOmuon property Of
the States composing III Union and
that the citizens Of eaCk State have the
right to 60 into such Srritcries with
their property Of aycrV scripiop, and
while there y bid ao.lo proper
ty aud person, efetA~
4 That slavery. u nNsnpis among
US, is c%ivilly, morally AID ~reIigionsly
sanctioned by the Constitution Of
the United States, 10y he Bible, and by
the practice OF men in al cges; and that
ought 10 b. extended.
The record Of Mr., Bell running
a period Of mole than t. quar-.
ter Of a century, gives the siror teot Os.
surance Of his fidelity to the institutions
of the South, he land Of b. 1ir.b and
of bis love to the Constitution AID
Of our fathsrs,
These opinions Of Mr.. Bel, 50 lorg
entertained and acted on IA pu''ic he,
afford to US a srongor guarantee agaimt
wrong than the sudden announce mcnts
Of eleventh hour converts.
[ an on the eve of leayiag for Texas
on private business of importance, and
have no time nov to elaborate.
Very Respectfully.
THOMAS II, WATTS.
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Az advertisement IN tie Star cf last
Saturday, signed IN Kipp a Co 7
calls 6f q few words IN reply from hs.
ID the pursuit Of their legitimate basi,
ness, H. Kip q Co, whoever the Co
may be- have a right to use hll homer
able end fair means 70 advance lhei 10.
%lsresls; but We cannot see What ight Of
what just ground they take in alludinp
or trying to iDjure the dutch Doughs
Jews" We are not conscious Of trying
to injure, in word or deed. II kipP.
or Go" in any way whatever IL We
are Dutch, it may be a misfortun,, and
not a fault if we are Jews in religion,
it is our honest convictions if we are
Douglas in politics, H. KipP \ Co i,
need not be troubled fur we have no
vote. II. Kipp, We believe, denies
knowing the sub sance Of tho advertise.
meDt until he saw it in the Star, land
his gross ignorance is % well known,
one viii! doubt his word in this IN
s'ance > it. therefore, lis co. will let
US ala Il pursua onr busiuea a peace
and quictne>s we certainly shall not no
lest him or them. Co could be more
employed in directing his 20.
Squibs against Douglas and
BelIeverett men who haze votes, aud let
alone the
"DUrCH DoucLAs jews
P. S. A parting word with this poor
thing, H. Kipp, who is the laugh
ing stock and play thing of the town
For his stock of shoes aud boots on hand
he is indHhfad tn the
Dutch DOuglos Jcs0S.
For his small stock Of clothing. he Is
indebted to a Dutch Jec, in Mobile.
And with part Of bis superior groceries,
be supplied himself at the
Dutch Douglas Jews.
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Letter from CooksvilIs.

McSsrS. Editors. | hope that the
Breckenridge party will not assert any
more, that John A. Winston is for the
disuniOn cause, He made a speech in
Gainesville on last Monday for the Lit.
tie Giant" and stated, in the course Of
it, that he intended to stump North Ala.
hama for him. He also stated that John
G. Breckenridge wa an enanciratiunist,
and as strong a squatter sovereignty
man as Douglas, and this was not a be-
ginning . what he intended to prone on.
Breckenridge, aud lie deHes the Breck-
iuridge party to controyert it, IL they
car. How do you fre-eaters like your
ran, with hi, free soil speeches Of 1856?
Renounce him, with all his his works,
and stand by the good, noble and true
Bell, and in November we will have a
result that will send a thrill Of joy thro'
the land, and allay forerer, our seoiou.
al and unnatural differences. Some Of
the 6re-eaters are becoming so rabid,
that they will not vote for a candidate
for a county Office, unless he follows in
the turbulent wake Of Yancey; but
mark my word, if they try that game,
we will roll up an astounding majority
for the union cause in October as well
as November. We will carry Alabama
like a fash, literally. Mississippi, do
your duty and all will be well.
| bear it stated that Joseph W. Tay.
Tor will make a speech in your town if
so, be will make the Brecks take to the
woods. He is on the Union electoral
ticket for the Northern District of Ala.
bama, and threw down the gauntlet at
Selma to the great Mogul, Yancey-.why
does he not take it up? Stand by the
Constitution, union and the Laws
Bell men, be of good cheer! Long life
to Bell and Everett!
CONSTITUTION.
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MILITARY ENcAMpMENr.-The time
chosen for the next encampment of the
NOxubee Rifles commences on Monday
next, the 10Th Of August. The site
fixed on is known as the Howard Place,
on the Noxubee river. and about one
and a half miles from town. Mr.. Cal
vim Mcleod kindly rendered the ground
for the use Of the Company. BY reso.
luton of the Company, Captains j. S.
Neldrum and L. R. Burt were invited
to attend. The latter has sigui6ed bis
intention to be present on the occasion.
We hope Capt. Medium will also pass
some time with his old comrades.
The COmmissary, Jacob Faser, asks
us to gay that those having any kind of
provisions for sale, can get the highest
market price for them at Dir. Grossman's
store.
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IHE VINTAGE The yield of the
vineyards in the n~cighborhood Of Cit
ronelle aud elsewhere in Mobile. f,on.
all that we learn, has been very encour.
aging. DR.. Borden. near Citrcne!le.
made 200 gallons Of vine from one acre
OF vines. Other private vineyards. to
"nlcn less attention had been given
have been propOrtiOnally successful.
The Mobile Wine Company, whicl.
was organized only about a year ago aud
OF course had only young vines frou,
which nothing was expected this season
have nevertheless turned out sixteen
gaIiOns-enOugh, as our informant re-
marked to enable the stockholders at
their next annual meeting to drink thei,
own wine.
we hope The grape movement will q
on advancing, until 1.-THE vintage" come
to be regarded with as much annual in
terest as we now bestOw upon the cOttOI
Crop.-MO6ile Tribune.
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Lnna IN sn1o

Cd ACRES OF LAMA
ierad for sule, SOo Of n. y Of
. Good bottom land living y, p yoich
Na,eg creek, two miles ", vas
4 g BR AZ miles from II no W n.
sla;inn and 7 miles rron l,,r ,oqpalak
goo acres IN d good slate ol lla
With comfortable cabins a. ,'au0l,
'un with corn and todd. NY pn'
supply the place The sn 70
had { vented At reasonab, s'n be
Any one wishing TO pm ,,,a -,
a plaee will do well 10 CO ,on 'ueG
ON determined to sell. " ygu, 0s
sirable place for a residrnc ., n,u g.
found 10 the county. ''A0' q
Address me at Shuquat .o,ot,.
county, Miss. '"U0'e
". J. GA I'LL.
August IS, 1860.
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GRAND JURORS

For The October Term A. d. 1860
District No Wiley v. Stewart.
Robert .. Wier, Dabuey Gholson, Ak.
J%efFries.
No 2.-Wm. Dent, Balus Il Daale,
2. l.. Bishop. and George 3. Neil.
No. Sd NJ. McIntosh, L. Deuprce.
AOraham Greer, aud Dr.. Il. G. Glenn.
cuts.
NJ An. Cotton. DR.. II. J. Stands.
John j. Higgins, aud John r Cotton.
No, 5--David Kinuard, H. Archer.
John Laudrum, and Epp. Dismukcs.
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teuu lnlh i cannon refuse NQiHFllAHkl
With their demands, without q violation
Of tbe Obligations they assume to exia
on my part as a candidate for publil
/ place. / have no distTusi Of your sin
cerity and good faith in making the car
nest appeals to ne which you do in youl
letter. 10 take a course, which | hope
you will, upon reflection, perceive would
not DO in cotf unity with the intentions
and expectations Of those who chose me
to be their leader, and the representative
Of their policy and principles; nor do !
doubt your sincere desire to support the
Union ticket, il you can do 50 consist
eatly with your sense Of public duty.
It is, therefore, with deep regret, that
| find myself constrained to differ with
you in many Of your views, and most
of all to have to say to you, that / can
not 60 beyond the record of my politi.
col life, in responding TO The questions
presented in your letter,
If. in the authentic exposition of my
course upon tue subject of slavery run
ming through a period of twetty five
years. you can 6ud uoihing TO inspire
with con6dencc that, in the event Of ms
election, | would 50 employ the power
and influence Of the Executive depart.
ment Of the government, us to give no
just ground Of complaint to the South,
or any other section, while | would re.
gret the loss of your support and that
Of your friends, | could not reasonably
expect to receive it.
You ara u liberty to make any use Of
let-ot you mag tbink pfap0r.
! am, with great respect and the most
friead'y regard, your obcdient servant,
JOHN BELL
Col. THOMAS II. Warts.
A DoUBLE JoINreD NEWSPAPER. -
got a double jointed back action
newspaper down here at Grand juno.
tion ii the Nesterr Districs. It is the
Nunc. The Quil Nunc has three
two for Douglas aud cue for
Hraef ni;dge. On one page Of the pa.
psr, }aited by Col, D. b, Gallery aud
Dr. n. IL. Prewitt, and bearing the
names of Douglas aud johnson under
head Of "Tha National Democratic
is the following paragraph
uyLooK On Thls SIDE--TnEN ON
THAr!-Thc other side Of this paper is
a separate and distinct "instituticu, in
which R. G. Adams, Esq, advocates the
of Breckenridge and Lane, For
particulars inquire within.-G
On another page, we fnd the Breok-
aud Lane ticket, headed, The
1nly true National Democratic Ticket"
with tbs paragraph below
READ Born SIDES THE outside
+ lis pap.r is q separate and distinct
under the editorial control
,fD b. Gallery and Dr.. II N. Prewitt,
sto advocate The cause of Douglas and
Johnson il this Camplign.A-
We're afraid to read the Quid Nunc
We don't want to vote for either
,fits Sockets, aud we re afrsid tnat II We
cad it, we'll vote for both.
The Quid NuRc has two more pages
o spare-couldn't it ind a couple of
elbows who would De willing to go in on
hem for Mr.. Bell and Abe Lincoln 2
f it intends to slash around prOmiscu.
uslJ;," it ought to go the whole hog
Patriot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15
A BARBAcuE.

On Thursday, the SOth inst, a Dem.
ocratic barbecue will be given at the
town Of Mushulasille. Every body is
invited to attend. Hon. VIM. Banks.
dale and others, will speak.
& L.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

AMERICANS WITH GARmALDr A con.
siderable number of Americans have
joined the army Of Garibaldi. A young
EirgluiaO left Paris on the 1lth ul..,
with a commission as lieutenant he had
just received from headquarters at Pa.
lermo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

GEN. WIN, WALKER.--This noted I'll.
ibuster is again on the scene of action.
The latest accounts from the New Or.
leans papers state that be is on the coast
OF Nicaragua with five slips and five
hundred men. Send Commodore Paul.
ding after him, Mr., President.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-08-15

The RAlLRoAD.-The gravel train
is running one mile beyond Verona
w understand hat Mr.. Whitfield states
that ID. w. be will have his contract,
which extends to the Tennessee line,
done BY the first of January, next,