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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
1.incOln'S y Innpudence.

F1om the. RicAmexd Eramixe>, 18Th.
A piece Of impcrtinence entirely in
character with Lincoln's governments
was attempted towards Gov. Letcher.
which was promptly and pointcdly
repelled.
A pardon was sent by Lincoln to
the Governor for Il convict in the pen
itentiary, who had been sentenced for
robbing the mail. by the late Federal
court in this city, which the Govern
or returned with the following letter:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Richmond, Va. June 7, 1861
To his Ercellency AbraAan, Lincoln,
President ef' the limited States:
Sir:-I am instructed by his ex-
cellencv, the Governor of Virginia,
to return to you the accompanying
documents from the department of
State, [. s. A.
The commonwealth Of Virginia,
not being one of the United States Of
America, the power Of the chief TX
ecutive of that nation is not recog-
Missed by the government Of this
State.
am very respectfully.
Your oh't servant.
$. BAssETT FRENCH.
A. y. G. to the Gov. Of Virginia.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
BEN. f. BUTLER.
Major General commanding.

Col. Magrut7ev to Gen. Butler.
HEADQUARTERS, Yorktown, June 12.
Major General B. T. Butler, com
manding Fort Monroe:
Sir-Our people had orders to bring
any communications intended for the
commander of the forces at County
Bridge, or Bethel, to this place land by
q particular route-hence the delay.
I understand from Capt Davies.
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A.1lVlS<>Yllent.
ksbUrg sun.

Published in Nirksburg, Miss, bv
T.. :. Martin, Ehas. a. Cone. and
Geo. II. EIwcll, Terms, $40 per am
mum for the Daily; Weekly. 50. The
Sun is the only paper in Vicksburg
published every day i'll the week.
vl-n54-tf
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
% See every page.

Oving to the change IN the Mail
arrangements, "IHe Daaly Neecs,"
aciN not make its appearance at as
eurzy an hou, III tile morning as usual.
TAas acc are compelled to do to cnab1cms
to furnish our readers arsM the latest
intelligence.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
Restaurant.

TNHE undersigned would respect :
l. fully inform the citizens OF. Shrevc-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
- RESIA JRANT on Texas street, I,
near NJ arket, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from 7 o'clock, a. NJ. until
IL, p. NJ, with warm or cold meals.
Sv'To Boardcrs by the month Or
week, Il liberal deduction will be made
vln54-6m j. A. JEHIE,
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- lhctoI,l.IIp:1.

Some Of our people were not a little
surprised and scared III ght- before last i,
by the appearance III the Leavens.-
The conclusion arrire!nt was ,h.t thc
strange sight was II cp,ne', with CON
siderable of i tail, i. was also obscrv-
able the previous evening. Some Of
the old folks while looking at it shook
their heads, and made prcdic,ions.-
As regards ourselves, cacl<nowiedge
our ignorance about the matter
The Scrtinels ave ordered our to-
day at eight O'Clock, A. Nj, Let their
be punctual Attendance.
The programme selected t,rto- day.
Will be found clsew here.
K. w. Lougherv, ESq., the able ed :
itor and publisher Of that sterling
sheet the Marshall Republican, y
paid us a visit on yesterday.
Our friends both old and voung,
must bear in mind to-day before
spreading" themselves, that the ar
ticle Of gunpowder, may be in demand
after a while. therefore use it economi-
cally; don't waste it,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

4 Little too N..li,ng.-The follow
ing little scene occurred not Il thous
and miles from our whereabouts:
Enthusiastic individual volunteers
for the war; wonders what effect the
news will have upon bis wife goes
home toilnpart the direful intelligence
10 devoted wife; expects any amount
or sobs, shrieks, Mysteries, etc, from
devoted wife:
Hushand-t;n1i3ly-"well, Moll!
I've got something t" tell vou-
something that wont exactly please
vou. bu;-,.
Witc--''Oh. we'll. Thomas, out
with IT.
Hushnnd-"Thc tact is, Molly,
II; but first promise me ,!u, vuu
won: cry
NFite-I won, cry, Thomas. NY
less it is very, bad"
Iiusband--"W eli, Molly, I--i-l
I'm going to the wars with Capt.
t-~'s company now, don't take on,
|. my cherished angel -
Niie--"Oh, no Thomas, / won t.
an satisfied and much pleased at
vour discrimination. can take care
Of myself while YOU are go,ie.''
Husband-.Astounded at Wite's
indifference and YOU are willing
that shall 70 and leave YOU unp:o-
,ccsrd -
~ ite-conptsedly ly-."Cer:ainlv ;
perfect V willing. can take care of
sc!f-1on'r be alarmed on nv ac-
count
Observation-Disclosures he smells a rat
! -"I on say shat YOU are perfectly
willing that shall go and fight IN
my rountry's defense 2"
Wife-"fes, Thomas what can
br more noble than to die in defense
of ones country !"
Uusband--to whom the idea of
dying never occurred-"And you
tell me coollv and dispassionatcly
that YOU are willing that | shall go p
Wife-"Ics, Thomas, perfectly
willing.'
misunderstanding up in rage
--"Wcll, Molly, Molly, all that I
have to say is, that you are a little
too id willing"
And Thomas Joined the Home
| Guards.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
LesIie's InfirmarV,
AT THE LATE COURT HOUSE,
MARKET STREET.

W Ih e SIfEEI.
Opposite the Presbyterian Church.
is fitted up to receive patients at
all times
The rooms are spacious, we'll VEN
iilated, and have every convenience
for the sick. Persons visiting this
Institution for medical treatment will.
receive all the attentions and COM
forts of home.
There are suitable apartments fcn-
Slaves. and the owners may rest -
sured Of their receiving proper i
tion.
shreveport. June lily.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

We sccit stated that there are four
widow ladies in Culpcpper county,
Va, who have nineteen sons in the
Eoutcderntt. army.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

The procession this morning, will
commence moving about eight o'clock.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

There will be 70 paper issued
from this office tomorrow, as our
printers do not work TODAY.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear of any local, other items, that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr. d. u. O'BRIES, No. e, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr.. II c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is our au-
,iorizcd agent for Vicksburg and Natchez.
Mr.. j. II. LOTION, is our agent at Belle
vae, Bessier Parish.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

We will be pleased to receive contribu-
.ioss from our friends, in and'around Shrevc-
port. An occasional articlefrom osr planters,
relative to the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

lust RECEINED.-A fine lot
- of Dried Buffalo Beef from Tex
as, which will be sold cheap for cash
by mo 22-tf l.. BAER.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

The programme selected :,rto- day
Will be found clsew here.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

Trade in tie Confederocy.-We
are gatified to learn that our mer-
chants are now receiving large sup
plies of coffee, and other mcrchan-
die, from New Orleans, via Mem
phis. Also ethat several shipments
Of rice have been made by railroad
to Richmond, Memphis, Mobile,
and other points in the Confederate
States. ..-
We hear that upwards Of 1000
bales Of cotton have been sent over
the Charleston and Savannah railroad
to fill up vessels now loading at Sa-
vannah for Liverpool.-Mereury.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

According to the Boston Adver-
tiser, a private letter received in
Springfield, Mass. states positively
that Mr.. Preston, the q. S. Minister
til ere, has been using all his influence
at the Spanish Court in behalf Of Sc
cession and the interests Of the
Southern Confederacv.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-04

Job Work must be paid for on de-
liverv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-22
NUMBER 70


feeling which prevented this Stats SIX years ago
and prevented It egain fifty years before that
and prevented II at first sixty.fhres years sg0--z
from initiating system Of gradual emancipation.
8 We loM not separate ourselves from tie safe Sues 81
the Sosdb We ioiH not crsuSs t5oss cso snre COM
mon peril ,cah ss- Such was their la1.rrsze; NOT
wise, surely most loyal And now when The oerils
IS fearfuly augmented, and wheneTerT -1uss and
manly heart revoi;s at the perfjy Of he pretaxts
and the baseness offhe methods resorsed TO- Is there
much reason 70 expect that these men win ehsnss
their natures Doyou imagine tnaf no stronger bond
exists between these people than exists between the
factions which reyel in the Vitas of your great
States Since the world began no bond ever existed
save amogst Gods ancient people, which bound
every man to his fellow, every State 20 all the rest,
and all the States to the Naton whose liberties they
had conquered, like the bond which pervades these
fifteen slave States. They will stand By each other
they will stand by the country, they viii stand BY
every man and every party that stands BY the Com
stItuton If it be necessary they viii preserve our
National Institutions precisely a. they received
theEn from the hands of thaiR fatherz inexorsbls
necessity oblges them TO DO It, they viii bgptiss
those institutions in the blood of traitors At the last
extremity they viii perish sword in hand but they
vii never submit TO be dishonored or subjugated.
They viii never subyert the institutions Of their
country nor viii they permit you TO do t. without
struggle worthy Of their great descent
Your obedient servant
ROBERT ]. BRECKENRIDGE.
DAXTiLLE, Ky- Nov. 6, 1855.
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china ana lhe Cotton Trade.


Mr. EDrroR:-It is well known that England hss
been making great efforts recently to ind other
Cotton fields from which to draw her SUNNY Of TIE
raw material necessary 70 her existence and rid
herself of her complete dependence the Southern
CoHfederacy. This knewn fact has led MANY per
sons not familiar with all the fsets in the case to
suppose that this object was also contemplated in
her recent war and tresty with China. Eneand
wants frat the raw material, and next market for
her fabrics; it IS the second Of these objects ard
not the first which has moved her 70 the opening
up of China.
China never can become Cotton exporting eOun-
try. Cotton has been grown there from time i'm
memorial, the people we're clothed 10 il when our
forefathers wore skins. Every foot Of land thst
could be spared for Cotton has leng since been de-
voted to it, And is in the highest state Of cultHre
and yet she cannot supply her own demand. As her
commerce has increased, her growth Of Cotton has
decreased; and she now consumes almost the whole
of the 100000 600 pounds Of Cotton exported from
India. Besides this England, with all the difficult
ties in the way of direct trade and exorbitant rates
of per cent charged on all shipments made BY ac-
tive purchasers into the interior has succeeded in
buildmgup s trade in manufactured Cotton Of over
fifteen millions of dollars per annum. The effect
of the late treaty VIII greatly increase this trade.
and Cotton growing must, pdri pdssu, decrease.
One reason for this is sufficient. The acre Of
ground which in cotton yields the Chinese producer
from $40 to $50, yields In tea from $3.50 to slS0-
The Chinese have grown cotton only because their
necessities have compelled them. From personal
acquaintance in China do not hesitate 70 say that
even should Africa meet the English hope a cot
ton field, for 20 years to come, China and Japan,
open TO trade, viii more than consume the increase
Of the African production.
To one other fact would turn the attention Of
Southern statesmen and merchants. The Chinese
only buy cotton fabrics because they cannot get The
row material, a., with their handloems and cheap
Z labor, they compete well with English machinery
Prom obersation among the people, l am sure that
capitalist who would put the machinery in China,
would find himself able, with Chinese operatives,
in a very short time to underselI all Competitors,
either in China or out Of it. Charleston Is sixty
days, sail nearer to China than London. A port
our Pacific eoast-or the coast We viii, have
would place our cotton from west Of the Aissis-
sippi with proper railroad connection, in China
sooner than il Is now landed in England. The sap
ply Of the East would soon make us Independents
Of Manchester mills or European Consumption.
Let England beware ID. G. KELLY.
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sOUTHERN MARsALLAIsE !

go long sought has been published and Cd By j.
- Al Mcclure 80 Union Price s. rsfss =
Having succeeded 70 making Copper Busles IN array Hfe
which pronounced BY % be equ4l In
respect Yankee work, and nearly cE rastho pziee
being s9here fear Of beng Ht
cut sgnals suPsIisrity ny Drums all aheF7 II
country Is ACKNOWLEDGED By ALL Taey are made o. rs
best matsfis IN department % th ansi.are
Tor ire xapz lea. use Calf skim prepared sspecslT
Fife Of cocoa boxwoed, and apple tree Be b.. Of
prices from - 70 ~ .st
For any Of he shove SEND and viii be OrEdsl ~
first mziI o
sPamo,to Song" dedicated the Southern confedFacF
ssinsd to be cong all Prize 50 e0et seas post nee e
xnv address 80 "a A MCCLURE,
Muse Publisher and Dealer, Nashville Memphis.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The UxIoN AND AMERICAN Is consncs
Cd strictly upon tie Casa system Az papers discota
ned at tie aspiration or kae time FOR 0Ah they haze 6een
paid u6ecri6ers s1l BE- notified p1sa their subscriptions
Is G6oss 70 expire, sr papers, ass an
less The 70 yeres0e tie paper to Be dsc0s-
Rtch for e mark and rneao your subscriptions.
Weekly UIoN AND AMERICAN % per dnna ia adeGNce.
hi Weakly UNION AND AAKRlckK IS per GElsM IN adj
vance.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Office on well Aste %, which they desire the
change to be made, -----s5 III ~ s,-.s ~
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OverGon Rifles.

tbs Company is row organised, wishes Tor more
recruits but Ebls b0dei q god character E
received. - s. s,g-. .-.s.r ~
u will Re C0EPAST The Captain piedTrs
heY shall be the best equipped unormsa compsng Ia
/ n = For full information, cali on -
H. K. PECK, ser,y pro tim,
coonade Building, corner Cherry and Deadeck sisss,
Nashville, Tenn. June Helm
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DEPARTURE OFMAELs.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York; Boston and New England States de
parts at o'clock ?, NJ
Way Maj. Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
PM.
Nashville to Louisville, departs q: 2 O'clock, P Nj
Way NaIs
Mails FOR Indiana Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and crhNesEn States departs at O'Clock NJ
Nashville Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and ether
way Offices, depart at O'Clock A 81. .---.lr G. .
Nashville daily, except Sunday departs at ~
O'Clock u. Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon 4
o'clock A NJ -.- 49, -
Nashville TO Clarksvllei departs at 5H O'Clock NJ,
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 4 A n.
NASHVILLE Shebyvlle, Nolensville and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at Z o'clock A NJ.
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte Waverly, r week
", Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville Liberty, Stewards ferry HuddlSstone
Roads HI &C, weekly, Thursday, at y o'clock NJ
Nashville Cenreve, via fank, Vernon Pinewood, &c,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock 2 III.
Nashville ClaksTs, via sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
at ! o'clock P. II. ~. -....
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.DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints Effionsncss Head
ache, &c.
TWyHERE has never been cATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public has given such entire satisfaction as Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and can
be taken by tender infant prompt and powerful IN
removing Bilious secretoRs Acid Impure Feted Matter
from Stomach. In fact they the only Pills that Should
be used In malarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the Stomach or
Bowels though very active and searching in their oPeTaoH
promoting healthy secons Of the Liver snd Kidneys VINO
viii Biousness, Headache and Foul Stoeeh when
90 cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single taken in prevent hours days
and months Of sicDess Or, J. II. McLeans UnVer
sal Pis Take other Being coated they tssess Price
only per box, and be sent by mail to any part Of
the United states.
J b. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, NO.
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WAR NOTICE.

TNRoM aud after this date, will pet an oFdsrs for Az
seripon Of Goods EnlesS accom- Aned with the Cash
Being obliged now to pay esnh for every article puAt
Fnds and the public generally viii a. the neesE
Of this part Our stsek Of and Gomez
ionares veil assorted, AID Dealers vi
And House the place to purchase =. = -.
THOMPscE gPEERY co.,
"a Rfarka s4ren
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Good Fnrn, for Sic.

A Good Farm for Sale.
WYE offer sale the place which Coleman has lived
w 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn partly the road
within OF Wamsvife and three miles of the Nash
vile Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant and besu
ul part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety aceseghty cleared, and ecut fifty
sood land clear it good stse Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses houses ETC. ETC. Also two good
orchards evera falling springs Of excellent water
well ubered and certainly be made Of the most des
rabe in this section Of ccntTy We promise
bsrgainin this land will sell cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNcily who
lives near place, the undersigned Fowers Landing
tennessee river. BYRN & BROTHER.
Union cad A,rericas copy, and charge AGGOcGts.
9q--f To- l1 .ty1
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wv Eatrhesz Sewing Cotton. The 1Co COO Ten
this THREAD all be furnished bsy nav
need. - -- ..-.' r--. a.a -'1ti
By Strong Southern Arm, sh hs eouniensnee q
"John Bull" expect full importation Of mis- aud ehsr
need t Articles 10 September, steamer reat Bsstera -
the port q Norfolk dsSpe Of Seward CHASE Blair Ola Abs
and the Aore III faTin.
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Powerful Letter from Rev. RI. Breckin-
ridge 10 w. H. Seward.

The 0BJEcrs, ExDs ANS AND CONSEQUENCES OF
BLACK REPueLIcANIsM-THE SUCCESS OF THE PAR
TY THAT ELECTED Mr., LINCOLN INCOMPATIBLE
WITH THE MAINTENANCE CT TEE UNIoN-A Con-
PLETE VINDIcATIoN OF THE CoNDUer OF THE SoUTH>
FRY STATES. - .-. ..---z- q, s..--.
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HORACE H. HARRISON.

p ss8s ATTORNEY AT Law 1z.i.s ~ rlH
az No. az CedaKSt street.
d. Opposite ps Catholic GhBrsA, R5asOzs, 1sazsssaal
VN7ILL practice Ia the several Courts bald In NsSayh
w In the chAneefy Sad cresitoourts q AssiinnVis
WnrI war; Wart
AN prepared polish, SharHsn, Snd repair AL kndss
Cutlery shortest nofics, and IN tks bslt gyis
may2Slm t.- "a - : EoODBocsk---s...
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DRUMSl DRUMS a

TTAYING made permanent arrangements for The maruac
Of Drums Of all sizes. furnish them o.
peor and h1sh At Wholesale retail low good
- JOHN LUCK, as,a-
- Music Dealer,
jrnef-dn % IS Union street,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

:, .; ELECTION NOTICE ..s
N the e,h day Of June, 1861 viii opes and hold sec
ton the purpose of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence and Ordinance dissving the Federal Relations
Tennessee and the United States Of Ame
ca ADD upon An Ordinance for tie adoption Of the Con
sution the Provisional Cover nent OF the Confederate
States Of America according to the requirements Of an Act
passed May the 9th, 1861
The oOns,blts each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election.
mRyl7td .- JvnN x. EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff.
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AIN. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
chest External In the World for Man or
Beast.

FENHOUsANDs Il human beings havebee Haveds lie Of De
crspttude misery, the Of this invauAbis Lni
mept II win relieys PAIN aEoe ipstan aneeusy, and
viii cleanse purify heal the fo1leA SORE In an incredible
short time McLRANS VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re
Iisye the most Of rheumatism Govt or Neu
rsg Por Paralysis o.. trhcted Muscles, Stiffness or
neis m the Joints, Musc Lgamens, Il will never fail
Two applications will SIRE Throat, Headache or Eaache
For Burns or Scalds any Pain, II an lnSbie keedy
PLANTERS FARMEBs or any having charge Of korses
viii save money by using McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment
10 Heedy and infelliee for Calls, epra1ns Chaes
Swelling, LAmeness sweeny Sores, Wounds Scratches or any
external disease. Try Il, tnd you will be convinced
.ts- DR. J.. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis Mo-
For.,le AZ Propretort rices BIZ Berry Demovle and
W. Hendershott- mar-Stt"GWy
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OF MAILS AT NASH
VILE.

Washington CITY virgnis North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia. and East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tanooga Railroad, atSk O'Clock, A NJ,
Northern and Ia Nails via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also States twice day. O'Clock, P NJ,
and 4 o'clock A M. Way Mails & L r r. daily.
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis, Arkansas, Texas and
Mississippi. arrive daily at ~ o'clock, A NJ.
Way Mails, route arrive daily at q o'clock, NJ
snvlille Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at 10 O'Clock, NJ
sInthland, Hopkipsvlle and portion Of Southern Ken-
lucky, CIsEksyle and way Mails daily at 10 o'clock, A.
shebyve via TriEne Snd mails, Monday Wednesday
and Friday at - O'Clock, III. 800.
West Tennessee via Huntingdon, WAverly and Ch1r2tte til
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL O'Clock, NJ:
Liberty, Rural Hill, Stewards Ferry, weekly THURSDAY,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ
Csntreve Vernon and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank. semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, Il O'Clock NJ
Clarksvle, Sycamore Mills, Whites Rend &C., weekly
Friday, a. IL o'clock NJ.
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= OMUust OF N1OCstHAOEA'
AyINa compelled to go South, account OF the health
NV family will be located for the winter at the slaH
depot 81 pondeeT Little Co., No. 4s Bsrene street. New
Orleans where will be pleased to my friends, and wall give
attention 70 the of all property consigned me- NJ
AGENTS Pate and Jas Seruggs will attend to ny deotm
NASHVILLE and negroes that cannot be 50 M NASHVILLE ~ an
strnctng then will be forwarded Me- esnS Hoping
By strict attent business the part OF " and agnt
merit coutnuance OF the liberal patron O. rs'ooFe sI
tended me- RESPECTFULLY solicit the fayors Of Az wing onH
noviitf ' WILL. L. BOYD, JR
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NEW BooAE

BACHELOR; By JnO Il Irving, nephs= of Wasn
insson Irving.
THE ATToRNEY, or the Correspondents Of ychn
oaod. By the aathsr. .ts rs.s- - ~
from the desth Of william the Silent tas Synod Dart
with fun visuof the Engshf struggle against spain.
dths origin and destruction q he Spanish Aruadk p
john Lothsass Nsssy, IL. D, o-and sathor q u
.sputch IlspahiIe." s ~ -
Jast received and 10Y ssls b.
-. n Raglan 90.
. r..ySW a. enliaus sts.rs