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Notice TO shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

SCPERN1 ENDKNTs UFFfCR. I
NAsavILLE, Tenn, March g. 1851
Treghts e the West consigned the agent Nashville
&Chattanooga RCo Nashville, designed ship
theRoad Of said Company arriving Nashville in
greater quantities than be shipped Immediately the road
or the warehouses company, that temporary
storage and eon have for the to be found elsewhere
the purpose Of having the charges for storage
able and uniform have made with Messrs
Davis and Harran No fOn street. for the storage Of all
river freeh to copsgnee Of S0 per ton Of 5000
premium fer insurance, all expenses Incidental
ssrsge They agreeing protect the GIT, fer forty
Eve DAYS thont dditona charge. protection for that
length tme is found from causevch Is
anticir ate1 particular senek will Be paid TO
each lott fcTwssde - -, tat7tsen wiz be nais
give expedition It'll iftis htE. and obyists
eesilty ofssprsge Is Nashville
MsrIO-sf 81 E.W. COLE, ssps.
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FURNITURE STORE
NEsF

gEyHB Subscriber takes the method 81 inrormnr his patrons
and the public generally that liz hes Just arrives sfcr ne
haet VITA plendd stock 81 fashionable furniture e vn
he beg1 leave call attention. iaken and tzprpy
h up the store No. % Market street, next door T. he Ole
slnnd and trusts By attention dealing, merit tara
Of patronage am Particularly desirous to those
olng 70 purchase, stock Of MstEasses yet psde snd
equals Y not superior 70 others IN the marke& BY caing
81 the "Red Store No. 36 Market street, sl eel WITH
attentive rks who deem It pleasure 70 snow the sock
whether Wilh to purchase or not 30 connections aofA
dalg other esfsdtfshasssgs. IL
nsre-am sAME HENsHAw.
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NAMES A. LEWIE vs. Botteli acknowledgements
~ this adsvit filed, Il appearing my satsae
that defendant Bote Brodden, Ia resident Of the
Of Tennessee and indebted to plaintiff in the Of
SIS 90 It Is therefore ordered by that publication be
made fer four weeks In the Union and American
andng said defendant to sppea before at house In
Perry county Tennessee the eighth day OF April, 1851 TO
plead denur to plaintiffs attachment the same
viii be proceeded with according 70 This zh day Of March,
1861. J. P. LEpBETTER, J.P
are5i-v4tpr seeS3 for Perry county, Tenn.
SHE undersigned having determined to large his BOOT
ANDSH0E ESTABLISHMENT, in order to supplya far
possible, all persons in want OF good article.
Having my Tsnnery and making most OF my heavy
leather prepared and detsmed 70 sell at the very lowest
remu1erave prices inducement to those wishing
encourage instead Of Northern Manufactures particularly
all Heavy Boots shoes and Negro BrOgans.
also,
FINE CALF BOOTS
and shoes Of all sizes and qualities 10 order.
In order successful will have conhne my sales
elusvely fer CASH, or in eAdR0e for Hde therefore all
orders presentation. Spend money where
get 1t sgAin JAMES HAMILTON,
doors f.om Grooms, Garrett & Co.,
JGnI6-d&Hlm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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FUyHE remainder Of stock svea FROM The late are Bros
street. . for It 81 College streets twc dcars above
Broad. All Goods s. half their cost.
usss-a oTTksSiLAf = haoz.
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FTRE WoRKsI FTRR WORKs
PIANOSt mUsICr

AN now receiving my Es Stock Of PiAnofortes nom n
which will be the largest oeres in
the city, etenway sons A. q. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers
Hasefon VIM KaEbe Co.. Peters and Webn Light
at small advance for cash negotiable paper All the
popular music uct received together with Aecodeons
Vons flutes Drums Instruments, &C For bargains
" come to me, Of number 33. jar. A. McCLUhk.
aenfli-tf
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplsnts 1.-Mz,mA
EA Ion, called CAPITAL VIKw, lying on &f3It3h
the north sids OF Cumberland River, I7r17 1{K
lFElSm three miesfrom the City EVANSVILLE, A&HLtW
IsltlkI coataing about Three Hum
9l3IazM dred Acres. He will sell it all -uzzEN1R.
together small lots, to suit purchasers Or
will exchange well improved property the city. 1t s Of
the very quality we'll wstered about half Of
cultivation and the balance In tine timber and pastare
COED dwelling good harm and stables
For information apply the to John james
sep20-f. TH0S. g. JAMES.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
3@AmR@M
40 HaitimOFe, PhasadesphIn, n
ana Boston, and the ansT 10
Washington city

and Boston, and the ensT 70
Washington City
CENTRAL OHIO AND HsaLTrNDRE Al
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminals Il BaIlin1o4s "a Ws1E
scn Cly On ne East and Colubus he West Il rhIrh p
oonneots vita Railroads soE and front az PEN = IN 10
west, SOuth-Ssesr and Norfh-lEsax.
ksssenEers b this Route can vt tie cities sf tsno
msleRnla New York. Boston, ct tie ees 81 tare -
aerk or Boston alone, Ay ether lines
Through Tickets can also be prperrs "A Vi. ..b,- ne.
>Ae Eastern eltlts at additional cirre or 81 o1lr
sesping ears attached 70 al night rains.
ke.s COED until nse6, with tie privilege n storofnx
All principal points fF'-s
-, en and travsisrs for pleasure or nfornascu
81 she Eastern Cities at cozuzrnti<elt sDaaI1 e-zsr
/. : ynery 3 celebrated foe It's uondefn teauty @ su6li'
-.Isa ed IN the world rs syse ay and nrkr -
~ Splendid eqzpnens- It's naive fsiezrarf .-
lenr - q double track is 1ne koies undr s s-re
and comfort s1fes % tls2a7senge1 speed, safs
The prin, 49, and Bazgass Cheeks en- procured A.
All ~ sirs.s ard Steamboat 0aces 10 the West
" y ~ s,s &c BaltiEare al5 Chic Raifroed.
r. X s1cs - Master Frazsporfation 4 r
y = = s ~ ~, seneral Ticket Agent, & ORR
n ! ~ IT,s 80 ~ Sea- Western Agent q D 4
Nv - Pres, C EE.
sprillo y eenl Ticket Agsnt, @ ORR.
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H Road TIERS FOB lS6l.
At the FaiH G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO ST HE TIMES

No. 4. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
yWyHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will his season for
1884, the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March Eth and closing July the 4h at $50 season. and 925
for Insurance.
He beautiful black, years old troted at Athens In
1850 in 50 and certainly handsome and perfect
horse in bic action that has been brought to the State He
bred Vermont imported by E. r. Jennings, and By tie
Hatch horses he by u hoo be BY Old Black Hawk he BY her
and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam by D1Foc, Or
d. st. Charles Or gr. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
hines four Of the best trottng knewp.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old BY We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let 20 st S5 the season, $50 to
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington an excel
Trotting Mare will be let to Is Mares the season.
SIS to insure in fosl.
will please examine the above stsons Coed Blue
pasture the farm Of T. Tanning and grain
mares in good eenaiion, at 81 per week.
Nashville, Tenn Part ovner and Agent for Company.
Oscar Kmba will be ready E times shoe the stock 70
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, OF Wamson, Col R. Allen Of Sum-
7. FannRa Of Davidson DR.. A T. Gooeh, Of Ruher
ford. mar5-tf
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Brandaos. wines, TeBaccess oigaKs, 50.
coRRAR ooEkEgxAsD ozpRoE STREETS
nashville, Tenn.
WE'VE ARE IN REcBErI OF A LARGE AND WE'LL
W. selected Of Groceries, Tobsccss. Liquors kcs
psed part follows, to sheh We respectfully invite the at
sUGAR, moLAssRs AND SYRUP.
. hhas Louisssns Sugar; sohsls Coverings pOsdsrsd
z, ,,,a eIsliasa aoss sss,5 e., as..,.
100 bSs Plsataar MeiSss; 50 hslfbbs Hsensd sioaas
100 half bbls Plantation No sopeskss .ss Louis aaldsn
sossis Rahnsa Molassss; opss Nsw Orleans Golden
50 bbls Coverings D Rchrush- syrup;
= sugar COFFEE.
100 bags baltimore Rio coe; so bags Old Col Java Coffee;
100 hsgs New Orleans BIO cof 0bags haguira cohes
WHISKY.
loo bills Reotined Whisky sOhb Robertson county Whit
10 ks d ' 20 s ass' Smiths Old Reserve
ioseas..ss: OF !, Rye 9s whl;s g., T asis;
BRAN DIES WINES sc.
lOquarter casks ssgnette's 70 casks Madeira Vine;
lesss5s:s 0..rs, Dspr, .s H.. VIM.
% qr ss:i. HosSsis Brandy: e /" o' Dry -
United fr0ps0r g Pss enss sa wa.s
100 pEs American Brandy; 3 boxes olars.;
i y Ginsss IS pn' i Mat 00i''A''
BIackherrv - 50 boxes bkterB: y
e5 Raspberry IS pks Holland Clint
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
a 800 boxes virginia Tobaceo-various brands;
Sstess ) smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5000 Superior aavsns cigrss-v,Fi0us Brands:
sSfSS Domestic
CAN dies AND SOAP.
900 boxes tar Candles 5Oboxss stesrine Candles
200 hn" SO TalIow
I5O or I" /" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbis extra Family Flour;
100 Superfns
100 bags PenPsylyania Buckwheat Flour.
sUNDRIES.
1000 sscks fine and coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbis Kanawha Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 racks s AImonds:
500 boxes Glass Ware: so hbls Pecans and Fibert1;
500 Reels Cotton Rope: 10 bhis English Walnuts
loo casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags ehot, assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; so bags Pepper;
S cases Sardines, u and Z IS y Allspice;
boxes; so bxs Ground Mustard;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; so Fire Crackers
l50 pks Rsisins so bbls Cider Vinegar;
100 F" Mackarel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
Is chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of ether articles.
mas6-n EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
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Cash System.
T1NoR the year 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
BY adapting this SYSTEM make greatly 70 the
interest OF our friends give their patronage.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
janl-n 81 Public Square.
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stare oz North Caroiina--H0cksagha q
sTErzEE HAsiLToE 0THEzs IN Rqziiy.
Ex Parte. Petition to sell Land.

TN this :. Is referred 70 the Master to snqslrs ssrsrta
ana rep the next Court, TIE humber and naeS "a
heirs at law, Lynch dressed Nosre hershy given
persons claiming be hrs Of The said ia Lgnch sl
ceased late Of Rockingham North Carolina to nppenl
ny oee ws1tEorh, N the said county Of kocsl
and State OF North CArolius, The sh Aonday a
MOaday March and thea and shoE furt
By proof their relationship ia STA Jane Ly3ch. witness
A. assClsrk and aaser, az ocs IN WsntEorth, this 3
day Of January. 1881.
isSI9-wtIIi apnI79.sl AM SCALES, csM.B.
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ID Tenn.--A Guthrie, ct ais Joseph u Brown &
McDonAd-haTch Rules, le6-In this cause il appears
from c5nplAlnauts bill, which Is the defendant
Il therefore ordered that puble4o made In the Nash.
ye Union and American, for four week. requiring
ssid dendsnt 70 appear ct the Of Chancery Court
% Be noicen Tor the county Of Perry at the there
or IN Linden, en- Thursday sitter the "a Monday next
ana pead answer deur 20 ceuaplanants bill same
VIII Be taken for eed and the hearing
"a him. ISAAC N HIJLMR C a m
Cox, Attorney for compliments
marl3-wffpfs sfeeS3
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Marble Monuments, &c.

N L. SHELTON inform shis friends and the public gen
MI ersl be prosecuting the MAI PIE bHsls
ness on street. between the First
and te Post where he will he pleased 70 tteno e tne or
es ~ ali want work in his line He ano keep
IN hand a supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS ToMBs,' &C
OF the finest italian and American the
80 stve Oh the art All his work will be warranted
Aprii Is, le55-wly
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~ CHANCEHK COURT AT LIN nENs
u FenMs~.A H. Guthrie J. Z. CraEg, ct als-barch
knes leiln tbs sppesrs from the eonplslnsn
bill which e suorn that the defendants Joseph H. Brown
na Henry O. Brown, residents OF the 6te Of 1ennes
f Il IS therefore ordered that puheaon be madein the NASH
Vile Union aud AM four successive weeks requiring
20 be holden, for the county Of Perry ~ the cort hos there
Of In Linden THURSDAY after the the 81 Monday IN
peaa apsver or demur complanants hill or te
be taken Tor confessed, AMI the hearing
ex parte them. ISAAC NJ HULNg, & n.
y Cox, Attorney for compartments.
marl3-E4ipr'sfeee3
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IN STl xFAEsr CaIrarY T..,I-s.. ..'e zee.

~ 81 - arr COUNTY COURT Ar n
y beks- lanes 3. AcCarrol ct ais. vs. Chan a a. -
els-keluon . sell land II appearing 70 ne rom -.
arts Dl nat Thcs McCarrol, Erancs FeCsret, ~
acSarroll James McCarrCll, sau uel 8cCrrrol a.
necarroil heirs 1t Law Of Francis hoCsrroIl isrs
.ssenIs o. ne stats Of Tennessee II is ther.r. -
"a Paoneaton De IA for four Consecutive veaks -
s NoA AID AMERlcAEsa neEspaper pnhlished n
s.y % requiring said nonTeSideuts % be ad -.
oscIS me nstees Of the County Court Of steEare
~ ne eeort house, In said county, 10 he So
1snnessee ne nrss Monday In jana ~, 1851 and
~ oenor 70 e'mpsinanis bil the same viii
'e''u - 70 'noal and setdOEn Cor heSriag szparss
sec7-xf,-r-s,c -. W. Cc0K, Clsrk
- 80 80 81 3eTaTt &c. couv,
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CnarAesfOn and s.V.n-.1
FREIGHT EEwr~

hAIES REDUCED AND sPEED Tzcpp.SvI
sss Dsos r5sshs 5Esin: onall s roads. o. ~,
Nashville: S.Su as ron New YER /
s1ss S Gs.I per 100 s 81 g Third Glass; per ,so
Hats. Gaps and BOunets Is oA-s, do
and half and four dsys - = -aaviiiss thres, "a.
and nine days P-' 'sfsn and 4 half, eli
tn.sryening saooaths cause he above v.rf..s-
sralas are run en- Sunday thres ii5e " @ 50
No a@tenlions D ICE or snow Ovsrch,r--- - - !
cePt danags7 occurring At ses promptly ss,
vile ana Cnztta1ooEa Railroad on deiiyv ~ ne -
W. r@c n ~
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TN THE CTRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN

I'm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
EC0untY Tenn.---susan g. Hutton. " Thos Hutton
Petition for Divorce disappearing 10 from the Petitions
which and motion Of petition Che efspdant
Thos resident OF the State Of Tenneasee II
ordered that pubicaon be in the Union And
American puhlshed In the city Nashv Tenn
weeks requiring defendant 10 npes an
the 9Th day OF the next term Of the Circuit Court IN d
county Of Hardin, to he held in Savannah the 40 Mondav
March next. ana then and there plead answer or eur
said petition the viii be taken for confessed and set
for hearing expsre This the 4th day February 1861
feSs4vspr'siseSs JOHN 6. IRWIN, Clerk
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Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and FIeurfn.
Mill Stone Embellishments.

J1uRR A9tones Of al sizes hand, and made 70 orek
y Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent; MIL Spindle
NIL Gearing. Boiling Cloths; Boiling Hciains and nsxnlata
Screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality snd TO give Eakiss0n
J. IL. EAaaei
Opposits Broadway Mills, near { n Broad siTsss
juns22-d&EH NSshvilis. Tea1-
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manny's combined EleRDer Az;
Mower

". OOanDlned BeRDer ansI
Mower.
~ WOODsS 1MPRGVRMENsr
80 eesoaled Hsehihe eeeived tbs digturspii-- - : -
~ ko.li % ne bssteo1bined Reaafnr "a -5,
~ E ssd states Agricultural FSis, fslS a Is~'
Yerk, IN July, where all he p- I sstssns.
sea.es yrs etrd Taeeernifiss -, y.
Society, at LouisFifIe, Ky ---9- S1-tesA ErioziiE
- 80 Iseegsa ne ward as the best hsapar .
~ separate COMMITTEES appofzts5 - -
as1 q ne DaHdsor County Agricultrz $500 = ~,
Sy, 90 ever most OF tie mschn nov b. a. A. 49,.
NeAsroos other premiums aud aEaris ssra 49, -
s1r1ng ne lAst season. over sveFy Macinein frc--
]As Soy l1eninss are Tor sails By tie uzderTignsi
General Agent for the ststs -
49, -. FlsH&k. WHEELEs 4 m
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GuB eMch0 anu AentGcky B2AAEOa4s
d q
Nashville 20 GAINESVILLE, Hopkins
VILE, RusseIIviIle. &c.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
Only One Train bach way--DaiIy, suns
days Excepted.
Leave Nashville at e:a5 p H.
Arrive at Nashville At lois A. NJ
Trains connects at Tas Station with Slaughter A Co.
Daily line Of oushore Coaches HopkinsviIle KY Via
From BogEnsTs, stages leave for Columbus XIV. Paaucah,
smithlnnd. Eddy VILE and Henderson.
Fare from Nashville 70 HOPkinsyille - 50.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Euzipeer.
decl-f EdgsasId : Kentucky Railroad
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
q
N after Monday. September 10Th, 1860 the Morning
Train going seuth viii leave Nashville at SIS NJ instead
Through Tickets given to Decatur, Grand Junction and Mem.
phIs- Only miles staging.
Toe tpefrom Nashville to Decatur, Grad Junction and HEN
route. = :
Returning, The Train from Memphis araad Junction and
by any ether road. ". ON. PERKINS,
seps6-d1 superintendent.
The Evening Train VII leave elos heretofore
Nashville and Memphis, Grand JancsIon,
Ne Orleans, &C., via Tennessee and Az
ab a EzaItoad and Connections.
- d ] 4 q
Commencing Monday, April I6s IsGO.
| Time to Memphis Ttrauytloo Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAssAGE cEzcKD TERorsH BETWEEN DECATUR.
WAssENGKRs for the gouth take the A. NJ Train OF the
Tennessee snd Alabama Railroad Pulaski take Carter,
Thomss& Houghs line 81 Prospect station
nes; connect a Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis, Grand Janeton ane all points
West.
Through tickets to Decatur and Memphis can be procured at
the Tennee and Alabama Railroad Ticket Once
Passengers going North take the A. NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the stage tine to Pulaski, &C.
Trains makecose ccanecrons both ways with Memphis AID
Charleston Railroad train a. Decatur. apri2-ssnn
W. q 4 AZ III sll, 49,,
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80 PRoTEsTANF scH e -

HE ADAEE YAILLANT will re opsu be- 80
lVk sehooii Tor young ladies IG2S Chessr1f .ne 3
septemoer Superior Instructions IA tbs En,i,ss :. -
1r.nenes, 70 both OF which equally ssrous az ~
aant si1h Madame Valiant viii saPsri1snd ths -
sefie-s1-I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-30

Chamber would proclaim an ediet, putting
this end of the State under marital law,
aud making Henry A. Wise perpetual Die
tator, the Wheeling Uaiou would say that
ii was well done. We can conceive of
nothing that that Convention can do. after
" hat it has already done, that the Union
would not say amen to. ..It9PPeays,' says
that sheet, at e2pt0rs that the Convention
has properly provided that the gallant citi.
Gems who volunteer to defend the State,
shall not thereby lose the privilege of vOt-
ing upon q question affecting the future
destiny Of Virginia.. Then. again: 1.-THE
election Of members OF Congress is Po5t-
poned What an euphonteus and per-
suasive apology. "EostPoued.n That is
the horried synonym which the seces-
sion sheet uses for The word annnlled.-
When our liberties are abrogated and
stricken out, they are isimPly .Eoslpoaeef'
until it suits the pleasure of thsalIirs of
the Wheeling LH16I' TO restore them.
But enough to-day We have not space
or inclination to pursue subject so utter
" rePulstve as the paragraph which we
have quoted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-30

the debt of gratitude owe them, and
which my poor abilities will never enable
me to repay, do not feel at liberty to de-
cline the nomination now so generously
rendered TO me, particularly as the election
is now SO neas at hand. ButI desire to
say 70 my friends in this my letter of ac-
ceptance thai while highly prize and shall
never forget this last evidence of their
confidence in me, that if they succeed in
electinE me in May next, j will expect
them to excuse me from all future public
service. Iwisbr gentlemen, to communi-
cate through You TO those you have the
honor to represent, that all my efforts,
both in public and private life, shall be
most faithfully directed TO stay the desc
latinR band of civil and frntricidal war.
Permit me, in conclusion, to return you
my acknowledgements for the kind and
iHteriug manner in which You commnni-
Gated to me the fact of my nomination.,
and to express the hope that We may all
live TO see brighter page in our countFy's
history.
With considerations of the highest re-
gard, am yours, truly. W. G. BRowx.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-30
HON. w. G. BROWN.
HIS Letter Accepting the Nomination.
Otthe DooglaS DemoerneY.
KtNGwoop, April 90, 1876

b. IL
NrssrS. A. lFiRsOn and George FORBES:
GENTLEMEN: On my arrival Mt home ON
yesterday found your very kind letter, in.
forming me that the National Democrat Tic
Convention, held Mt Wheeling on the letb
inst. bad nominated me as Iheir standard
bearer ia the coming Congressional elec-
The Convention was correctly informed
in relation tony disincIinAtion To be a can
didate Tor any Office, and PARTICULARS fur
that of a seatIn Congress. Ny health. INV
age, bnt more particularly the great and
appalling crisis through which our once
happy aud yet dearly beloved country is
passing, admOniah me that some Younger
and ADLER man should have l.een called Ia
our service. In love, in deep devotion 10
the old Democratic party / WELD 10 nd
NE'ng man fought for Il and followed
Us varying fortunes through evil and
through good report for nearly forty ye,cs.
and when twelve months ago i was. it,rce5
to witness, at Charleston aud lSaltimoTe
as unnatural murder, ! predicted ali tbs
sad consequences that have followed Il
the train: u ! could do anything TIM,
would help restore the performance of n
great pure and constitutional Marty and
heal the. dtstraetions OF our bleeding conn
Try, ! would gladly accept the nomiaation
anu devote all the remaining energies al
my body and mind to the pioTjonS tssSr
II my friends had selected some otheE
standard bearer It would have been more
IN acecruance with my wishes, but when /
remember the many favors the people q
this district have bestoEed upon me, aud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-30

EHGREATDRAWBAcK to person emigra.
ting to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have OF the Fever
and Ague-the most direfnl otall diseases.
Every day we bear of persons attacked nv
this disease, and nude helpless in short
time, without any means Of affording re-
lief In view Of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. Hostetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose cnra-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after long expert
ence and deep study, have received the
encomiuns of the most eminent physicians.
as we'll as all classes from every part of
tu1 country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all we cansay is to try them
and judge for themselves respectively
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
b9-see advertisement in another col.
umn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-30

FEVER ASD AGuB-A CASE OF ELGur
MoNrm's STANDING CUnED By BGRuAvE',
HOLLAND BrrrERs Michael Kelly. No. iii
Seventh. near Grant street, says:
"Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton boat plying tetween Natchez
and New Orleans, l was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight longmonlhs suffer-
ed with this dreadful disease The greater
part of this time was unable to work,
and spent at least 6fty dollars for different
medicines, but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insists
ed upon my trying Bsrhdpe's Holland Bit
teEs, saying tllata cure tcGS guGrunleed.-+
After taking it for one week, must state
! was sound man. ! have been at work
now for two weeks, and have had no return
of the Chills and Fever Whatever"
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMs.
Diamond House, or at h. Chester's
Gothic Hall. upl.lm