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THE NATIONAL CRISIS.
THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

HcHAvND, Merch 4, ksok.
Mr. Chamoliss, Of Greenvile INTRODUCED resolution
asserting that % the Peace Ccnferehcn proposition fails
Of the assurance of az equitable sstteusn the slavery
controversy Virginia should offer propositions,
ba. withdraw FROM the feseral compact sr adopt rnea
sures to protect heir rights In SuDcert with the other
Southern States
Mr. Chambi.ss MAIDS secession speech.
Mr.. rarlislc replied III sSrot onion speech He be-
syed he Conference proIs.c acceptable 70 the poo
PIE.
Yne resolution was referred to tho Committee on Fedo
raj relations.
Mr. Mallory OF Brunswick, introduced s-esolution in
fnyor of Border State Convention. Referred
Mr.. Brown, Of Preston, introtrcsd resolution cen
curing Senator'S Mason aud Huntsr for opposing the refe
Of the Conference report TO tie consideration
of the states Of the Conedcrscy. Tabled on his moo
Mr. Miller, Of Monongaheia, made decided Uxcn
speech, aud opposed the right Of secession.
THE MISSOURI CONVENTION.
ST. LOUIS, March 4, 1891
Pursuant TO adjournment Friday evening the state
Convention reassembled this morning at Mercantile Ii
hrsry Hall
AT halfpast O'Clock the Convention called to
orGr. The ball was txstefuy decorated with national
flags, and large eagle placed the chsrnans
stand. The lobby was crowded.
committee Of thirteen appointed federal ar
rangements.
The Convention is engaged in discussing the pro
position to receive Mr. Glenn, the Commissioner from the
saste1 Georgia, with a fair prospect Of rejecting it,
The resolution appointing committee Of three in
form Commissioner Glenn that the Convention is ready
70 receive any communication he may have TO make
from his State, finally passed 81 to 49, Mr..
Glenn was then introduced to the Coonvea-
lion and read the articles Of secession adopted
by Georgia, after whch be made speech stating the
which induced Georgia TO discover the
with fedora government and strongly urged Missouri
20 Join his State the formation Of Southern confede
ration. The gentlenan's remarks greeted with
hisses ard hoo.ingsro the lobby, which the chairman
failed TO suppress
On mction adjourned till ten O'Clock to morrow
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARlFsroN NarcE 4, 1851
The Collector has received the following deep ,tch from
the Secretary o. the Treasury Of the Southern Con-
fedeEacy+-
WYoe you tina. the exclusion Of foreigners from tie
tossLng trade and AL discriminating dutts al Q
abolished. the act Of the 18TH Of Fsoruars makes
no ds.iBc.ion between citizens and foregocrs.
see tn6n Ubectou 20 the exemption claimed Sy the
ci;izena or Massachusetts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

X. ".
". Measles Mumpr, Scarlet Few. whoopns Cough, Dip
'nnA sore hr at ,roup. ;mspox Couehs Colds, Rheu-
Hbsn and other malignant disorders. present
nns y an slarmng en- en-, amour children 10 Or Mad
by rguatnq fflls and Readv Relief have certain
preventive against sudden attacks Of these msiades and
positive cure Tor hose who afflicted
hadwey remedies I'D BY druggists and storekeepers
everywhere. MIDWAY CO.,
Nc. q John street, New Yorh
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SHIPMENTS ron TENNESSEE.


IL has been decided goods shipped VIA this
pert for Tennessee must pay onas lere rennes
Of the southern Coniadecacy, unless the gooas
were rul chased before February 2 and loaded the
vesgel before March II.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.

SEITCH 1901.
Luther j. Glenn Commissioners fron Georgia, delivered
strong spetcn DefuTe JOINT Session CT the
Legislature last night
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THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE1

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE1
smsaitsee foond Mr.. Linco s, toe famous As, Room
I'D ve's ssyeTally introduced by Senator Ferry.
respanSe 70 an Invitation 80 and address the
crowd be SAID he had 5t set down 70 the dinner table,
AGO 70 ef' o." m t,ars, but 70 woui go Out an
make very his speech.
On spr arios b. vas received WITH Immense cheering
winch vas hDg contin ed Aite- com ira'ive Aence
nag R.er Test d. S ar + rry Lr,d.csa Mr.. Liacon
= the aoeiehc-, AID lie poke s.lstap:...'s g FOL
Ows:-
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MONDAY, March 40 r. N.
BRr ApsrurTs The market tor flour a sh ,dc lower
o day, aId tho c,mana ~ns moderate, Saes 10 900
IBIS tate ard Western 200 b,ls southern, 400 bbis
closing ith extra state shipping lots 90 20
Sc rs, and extra OHIO 20. do, at So &C a 50 co.
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sBr'AR1H1tes srRIlU.-rhere n a strike among tho
two dollars day. -
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wheatThe demand has been fair 70 dav but nc ra her
lower prices Soea Is eco Omhcls at 81 40 81 5S for
wbbc Western 81 S5 for white Csnada al 81 80 for
rcd Western Al 70 a ~ 'or Milwaukee, club, 81 20 for
Northwestern cub and ~ ~ s'or No chicss, sprirg
Corn has declined slightly with sdos Of 1000 bushels,
chiefly mixed Western at &C. J9c for and 6vs
6s1sc FOR old. B,eSaes eco bushels; part NJ zoo.
Bar ley and oats unchanged
CorTEr Rio was IN domnnd, and 500 begs changed
baDcs =. al3sc per poune, ne market closing
very firmly.
Cl11os--Was quito dull and sales Of any moment
were Effected, quoiatons oltoscth,r noinioal.
PnoyRIoss -Businfp IN pnk was more active, az 900
bba found buyers at Sl7 % tor inspected mess $1 30
fer unexpected do ana SO 80 $13 for primo Beef
quiet only 50 bbIs having been dispose Of a. $40
so rs for extra mess IS rs $40 for -epscked and
So 10 - % for country mess. lard css eIy sold
at osc aloc., and only aoo pixies changed hands Gus
meats, butter and cheese remained as las, uotcod.
SrnARsTle saler were not large, having amounted 10
$40 hhds and $50 boxer chiefly at $50 51c. for Cuba,
and, in part, bssc. for havana.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMeRc Al

MONDAY, March As p. n.
The btnk statement for the week ending Satus.
day last compSres a. follows with the staten nj
Of the previous week.
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Week ending Ldn- ,.-t-.
February 70 =. Sbsk d. ~
..ss 2ss 2oo IS Oh 80 ias' .ss o. q q sSo
s''' ee''o0 . $50 ,4O7 290, 1855 SO S36 Pos
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NUMBER n

ping tne disposition and feeling attributed TO the
people OF South Carolina m the le ter Of the Lon
don 1es correspondent, is this In the alternative
OF being compelled to choose between the irreepou-
sIole and vulgar tyranny Of an unchecked majority
monarchy (such as that Of Engiand(, the people Of
South Carolina would prefer the latter. Such
sentiment it is quite likely Dir. Russell freQuenflg
heard expressed here. But that Is widely diasre1t
from special peneh0Rt for q monarchy and ons Of
Victoria 8 sons. We believe firmly in Republican
institutions and very much prefer thasform Of gov
ernment for ourselves as slsveholdinz people
Here the menial classes blacks. have voice IN the
Government. It is in the hands Of the superior
white who with have opportunities for virtus
and intelligence which do net exist where the lower
class is composed Of white. We feel competent to
have and to keep conservative constitutional Con-
federation Of Slave Republics
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england and the Lincoln Government.


Surely we have some reason TO expostulate with
onr kinsmen across the Atlantic for the trueuent
tone they have assumed towards this country.
What have we done? How have We misbehaved
ourselves? Why are we be scolded and threatened,
and warnedY Wherefore this attsckl At first
few dropping shots splashed with some violence IN
our own columns, then volley was suddenly DIS
charged at us from the Louvre Hotel in Paris, and
now comes complete salvo of shotted guns from
all the Northern press. England is to be made war
upon if she but move fngef.
Federal America is to join with France and de-
stroy us if we should but cast q shadow OF ship
upon the waters of the South If Eugland persists
in regarding the privsteers of the South merely
bellieerents it would seem that in such case the
North will be inclined to consider this manifest
ing an insane disposition to give aid or comfort to
the rebel states :" and in such case they say they
| .are resolved not 70 deliberate a single moment,
I but to launch against England the tllunderbots OF
/ a war that would not cease till every power in
/ Furope was involved" What can all this mean!
At other times we should laugh outright ut 1t, bat
| our friends are now in difficulties.
So far as we can judge at PRESENT. II Il we only
who have causes of complaint, if we chose TO urge
| them. Nj the Northern newspapers have beer
trumpetng forth two facts, which, il true, are GER
tainly not eredtable our professions OF neutrat
ity 1t is sand that the Canadians have given regt
nent TO the Northern army of invasion, and INA
New York has supplied rifle corps OF Enghsh
men to fight the battle of the Union. II tne gen
tlemen at Washington will remember then owl
conduct some time since, when an lnouaicious o.
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Fine Kentucky Jeans
a Good Fnrm for snIe.

EKIE oFer ssle the place which Coleman has lived
w 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying on
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within m OF Wiliamsvie. and three miles OF the Nash
Northwestern Railroad healthy plea'ant and beau
tul part Of Tennessee Said contains about two hundred
and ninety aceseghy cleared, and about hfy
GOOD land clear it sin good state Of cultivation, with COM.
fcrabe dwelling ETC. Also, two good
orchards several falling springs OF excellent water
mbered and cesiny be made Of the most des
rable this section Of country We promise
bargain this land, and will sell for cash, time with inter-
For further information call James MeNeilly, who
lives near place. the undersigned Fowers landing
Tennessea river BYRN L BROTHER.
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souTHERN mARsALLAIsEl

60 long ssush for been pabsd and just received - y
- A Mcclure, 80 Union gtrest. Prise $ csnts-
Having sacceeded making Copper Bnglss for amy use.
which pronounced b. cmpeen judges % cs ek N eey
respect to Yakes and nearly og Tstsshe price
being fixed at g9here need fear Of beng Win
ut signals supeIi1y of ny Drnzs 5Fer All eihss n
MIS- country aeknowdged b. ALL They are nsoe % hs
very material In every department Of ihsr n4nneetafe
a ue. Fife Cocoa boxweod and sPP tree n - hsd of
1o any of hs sbovs send order val Be forwarded by
hrst nail express. : -.
apnlnssko soo dedicated 70 he Southern consdsl<y D.
stIned 70 be the song All Prise S0esn sses pest Ees e
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville hsnPhis.
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

DEFAhIU HE UE w AILSs
Prom Nashville Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York; Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock NJ
WAY Nail for Georgia South Carolina North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
Pm.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at 3 Ocork,P Mi
Way Mails
Mails for Indians, Northern Illinois, Virgins, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs at o'clock Nj
Nashville Decatur via FRANKLIN and Columbia, and other
way offices, Separt at 6 O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs at *
o'clock Offices the way and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock NJ.
Nashville to Clarksyille; departs at 5H o'clock NJ,
For Southern Kentucky, depsrts at So NJ
Naevle Shelbyye, Noensville and Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at z o'clock A NJ.
Nashville TO Huntington, via Charlotte, Waverly tr week
", Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock n.
Nashville Liberty stewsrt Ferry Huddiestones
Roads, Rural Hill, sc weekly, Thursday st I2 O'Clock NJ
Nashville Centrevile via flank, Vernon, Pnewood, &C.,
Tuesday aud Friday, Rt 9 o'clock NJ.
Nashville olarksvle via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
q ] o'clock P. II.
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WETE have in store p FCGo0 yadB say 1900 mas q his
w matchless Sewing Cotton. The e0 II Ten
this Tkresd all Be furnished a. sy nag
nssd.
g our Strong Southern Arm, With he co1nrensnee or
"John Ball. expect full inporator q this sne cher
nedfu articles in September, ttsser reaf kHsesn s
port Of Nor DIX dspits of Seward, chAss Blair ea Abe
ana 'n' A0''4" 1Af'A' DOUGLAS q 90.
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OverGom Rifles.

Tai, Company 10 nov Organized and wishes fsE
recruits nsns able boda Of god ehafacter v b
received.
IT M be an IEpBFzspKzT coHPkSY and TIE Captain pledges
himself shall be the best equpped and unorusd ecnpszy In
the State.
m p Fer full information, call On
- II. K. PECK, sec'y pro tan,
collonAde BUILDING, Cherry aad DadsFiek srss,
Nashville, Tenn. June ll-ln
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WAR NOTICE.

TyROM and after this date will ogders for DE-
scripton Of Goods, unless ReconrAned with ne lAan
Being obliged pay every article pueha
fFnds and the pube generally will a ne s
this part Oar Of Groceries and Con
tionares full we'll assorted, and Cash De4eE s
--- =. --'-'' ThOHPsoN, sPERsY AGO.,
sni7O-tf 10 q HsFka4 street.
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BACHELOR; By JnO. T. Irving. nsPhs~ Of Wssn
ingtOn Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondence Of John
onod. By The same sHthsr
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDs,
from the dsash Of waz Silent ne synod ssDort.
win fan view Of he EngIh Dutch stEugsis As.inA s4ia,
.pdthe origin and destruction Of The Epan Araza ~
John Iothnsss Motley, IL. D, D O. add sut1or = =
.sDutch Republic"
Just received and for sale b.
n HAaAE 90.
uars-e a csIiszs nizs~A
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, VII
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TEyHs h altogether new medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kiDgden being an entirely
abstract method Of cure reecve OF all the OLD and
out published By accomplished quacks 20 ne sens
ing Wright well knowing the deception Frscsed upon ne
uninaed, felt his duty to have this Elixir tested oy
whole Medical Pacuts. who without even one dissenting
given their adherence to Its perfect and UNDIVIDED
control the whole physical when his frame ns oeen
reduced and when all other medicines kno Un TO the
pa tried in vain. Long thou a years OF patient
investigation, and nil deSperdndHna determination nave
Doctors Efforts and he of ers the Elixir 70 SUI
ring humanity the only thing that cure the following
diseases-namelyi
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility,
Determination Of Blood ts tie Head,
Confused Ideas,
HySteria,
General 1rrltsbilits,
Restlessness and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emacistion,
Low Spirits,
DisorganiEaton of the Organs Of
Generation,
Palpitaton OF the Heart,
And in fact s heconeonisntE Of and debtAted
taaff fha euafeun
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ELECTION NOTICE.
N the 9Th day Of June, 1861 will open and hold cleo
ton, purpose Of voting upon Declaration OF
independence Ordinance ssvng the Federal Relate
between Of Tennessee and the United States Of Amer
and also upon for the adoption of the Con-
sttution the Provisional Cover men OF the Confederate
States America according to the requirements OF az Act
passed May the 9th, 1861
The Const bts in each Civil District will please open and
hold the above election. - -
mayH I'd 9VnN n EDMUhDsUc' 6herin'
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HORACE H. HARRISON,

No: az Oeda ar StReets
0pposfts t1s O1tsolie CznseA, N0saeEs, 1s1nsssssJ
WHTILL practice In the several Courts held IN Hayn -
w IN he Chsncsry and oircst Courts ~ he2nntnlA
War! WsFI WRri
AM orsoarea IN pclish shaTpsa aad rspsr a ki1as
Cutlery at the ubortest notice. and In tie bet
may2SIm uOSDhVusA- >
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FLOUR. MEAL AND GRAIN SACX8-
UTTE viii keep on hand supply o Sacks mana4cl1lo
Nv by n B. Read, % Snyrns and prepared G4le -
derI for Flour Sacks printed in any deIiredstyle.
nHlers and shippers win Do Ssl 70 cali. &o.4
apEi-dln Ak81h<4 ~
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EE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
-. ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1861,
Passenger Trains the Nashville and chattAnooga Railroad
will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A NJ and BIS PM
Arrive at Chattanooga 600 n and I20 NJ

COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 6:l5 A II and 7e0PM
Arrive st Nashville at BIS N and 7:30A NJ
TNHE Trars leaving Nashville e3O connects at War
trace with Shelbyye Branch, TulIahoma with MeMinn
Vile and Manchester Railroad Deeheri with Winchester
and Aaham8 Railrcad
The Trains leaving Nashville at 3l5 NJ connects at War
with shebyille Branch stevenson with Memphis and
Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
THROUGH Tickets to the following points, and at prices annex
ed can be had at all hours, application to the Ticket Agent
0fce, Depot:
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Rs. m. McLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
WENTs
chest External in the World for Man Or


THNHoUsANDs Il human beings havebeen saved life OF
creptude misery, ny the Of this inVluabls Lin
meut II viii reIiovs PAIN AEOG nthneeusy, and
W cleanse purify AMI tile foulest SORE in an incredible
short time McIEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will re-
sVe the most OF Rheumatism, Gout or Neu
raga For Paralysis racted Muscles, Stiffness or Hesk
pes M TIE Joints, Lgsmens will never fail
Two applications will Sore Throat Headache or karace
Por Burns or scalds any Pain, 1nfsble hemedy
Try H. and you will hnd ind pensble remedy Keep 1t
always on hand. -
PLANTRRs FARMERS any having charge Of horses
viii Tavs mopey BY using McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment 1t
n speedy and tniaIlibe for Calls, sprain Chse
Swelling LAmenes 6weeny sores Wounds scratches or any
exernai disease. Try Il, aud will be Convinced
Oh. J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
YorsAle at PropetO prices by Berry Demoyills and g.
", Hendershott mAr-9d-sw&Wly
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE

Washington City virginia. North CEroins eouh Carolina
Georgia. Alabama and East Tennessso arrive via Ohs
tanooga Railroad, atsh O'Clock, A NJ
Mails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day at O'Clock, P
and 4 o clock, A NJ. Way Mails & L R r daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi arrive daily at Il o'clock, A M
Nails route sTrive daily Atl1z O'Clock, A n.
smylile Alexandria AID Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, st l2 O'Clock, Ii.
SmithlAnd. HOpknsvie, ard portion Of Southern Ken
lucky, Carksve and way M1 daily 10 o'clock A. NJ
sbeibyve TriEpe and way mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday q u o'cloek, n
West Tennessee Huntingdon Waverly and Charlate, h
EeekIy Sunday Wednesday aud Friday II o'clock NJ
Liberty via Rursl HILL Stewards Ferry weekly, Thursday
at IL O'Clock NJ.
oenrevile via and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly Tuesday aud Frifay, II O'Clock NJ
oarksve, via Sycamore Mls Whites Bend, &C., weekly
Friday az ii o'clock AN.
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Change of Location.

ONNH8O VI N-S'
nTING compelled to go sOI ccouni Of the health
INV family will be located the winter at the slaS
DEPOT Of Pondexter Little Co.. Me- q Barene street. NeN
Orleans where be pleased to friends and will give
ropt tentiou to the sale property consigned My
Agents and Jas scruggs will attend to nay depot in
Nashville and negroes thst cannot be so nashville By IN
sfcing Them win be forwarded Ne Hoping
by strict aitent the part and agents.
to merit Of the liberal patron rofore ex'
tended me respectfully solicit the favOrs Of al wing pu'
Eess in nv ns either FOR Nashville or New Orb srs
noviiiis ' WILL. L. b TD, JR
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As a Stimulant,
is quite different alcoholic preparations It 10 not sub
reactions in shape continues to exe It's influence
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity exists Tor
It's presence
As n Female Medicine,
equally powerful effective and restores tn equilibrium
all the other medicines which for years
flooded market and which only injurious in place
assisting renovang the constitution for cry good rea
son. too they only made from the OF minds
gnorsnt the Medical profession altogether.
No nIfneraISI
Dr. Wright thinks we'll to stake his professional character
minerals whatever form the least component
the ingredients Of his RGuvenating ElxrHe know
Ing has been enaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally, the debtNed, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down be, matter now
matter what the have beenfersske
whatever led you depart om Hygenc principles
take his
RejuVenating ElixIr,
And you yourself pride instead
to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
Member Of the human family
III Price - per bottle three bottles for s5 and forward.
ed BY mail to all parts OF the United States.
Bold all respectable druggists throughout the United Slater
and CansdAa. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the propTietors.
j. WRIGHT & CO..
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, LI
Bold in Nashville BY ". Henderhot Berry Dem pville
wing Psndleton, and all responsible d1uggists pe9
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! In his letter to the London Times, written at
Charleston, on the Both of April, Mr.. RUSSELL
1
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w Notice!
EVERY ONE,

yUyHE existing state of aas csmpels to pursue this
course and wish it distinctly understood that this rule