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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-26

ATHENS, Tennessee, September IS, /

ATHENS, Tennessee, September Is, ls4s.
| am a constant (WeekiD reader of your paper, and
have for long while been astonished that you your
classifcaons continue to pat this State Tennessee the
doubtful list to which of the presidential asprants its
vote will be next November General Cass has been
the first choice with the Tennessee democracy for that
high office for time and although that kind of
excitement that erisfed nth 1914 has part
parcel an this present canuGss yet party has
been in better trim for the day and hour of battle We
are all pleased with ticket and better selection for
Tennessee democracy never has and never will be made
than that of Generals Cass and Butler. Whilst the
other hand many, very many OF the wings OF this State
are not only dspeased at Tayors nomination Clay,
but some highly incensed hereat, and consequently
will go but reluctantly into the fight Some will not
vote and others will cast their votes for Cass and Butler
That there are Taylor democrats Tennessee all per-
feet humbug We have such animals nestng bor-
ders Gnteor nor anywhere else and of this fact every
intelligent mind should be satisfied at Why should
democrat vote for Tayor' He is just as much the
candidate of the federal party Clay would have been
had he been selected, and is equally good Uhig-
some even say "Qudyter )" any how, he demo-
craft and is greatly the inferior of General Cass in every
point of view Furthermore, our electoral ticket
passes that of our opponents infinitely, and having, in
addition to all this, glorious democratic platform upon
which we can all stand united and do battle, without
single lar or dscord the peace and harmony of
people Hence victory must and will come
side and the democracy of Tennessee conquerors
in November; and beg OF you no longer to doubt, but
believe, that you may rejoice in the truth.
letter from East Florida, September 10th, says: call
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letter from East Florida, September 10th, says: Cali
is secure this State in my opinion, Tor Cass and But
1pro
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Yesterday ROYAL 6URLEY. AGED IS years.
The resiyes sud friends Of the family are respectfully
hi. SsuIosy) setnoon, q, O'Clock, from his late e
d-uee. No 81 Eighth-sysnue opposite knieserbocke
Stsse Office. ,.o
ON Frdsy morning after a lingering Illness, JAMES
OSBORN, sgsd - years go
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to ~
spd bis funeral this afternoon al oeloes from the e,
in attendance 10 convey the friends to Greenwood Gem
etery. ..
q Ffeshre Scotland wife OF James Greene IN the
5ih year Of her in the full enjoyment OF consohng
fai b in the Gospel Of Jesus Christ.
she wss a member Of the II ghteenthtt. Presbyterian
nd was hiehly eened by all who knew her
best The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited attend her funeral from her late resi-
f'ii' ''' Greenwich St. o" sunday 9th INST at CLOCK
90 Friday ?4,h inst after short Illness MARGARET
JULIA MORGAN wife Of John w Morean, sged 50 yesTs
The friends Of the family and those o. her father Mr.
William Bsksvel respectfully invited 20 attend her
funeral Sunday afternoon, Goth inst al O'Clock from
her late residence 152mO't 81 without farther invitation
On the 2iih inst Mr. LEWIS LkONORI. in the 69.h
Tn r.ra, OF the family are invited to attend the fu
residence No q Horstios Eighth-syenue. His re
mains will be ;aben 70 GfeeDwood CemsieIy , -,-.
Ysster isy morning March "A, RAYMOND PIClFlCUs
DOMINGO, son Of Raymond A and Ellen Domingo, aeeo
lyssrsuo 10 months.
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested to
attend bis funeral this morning at O'clock, from No 10
Eariekst.
10 Pehrusry Last his seat vevay in swi,zsrlsud
ERIC MAGNUs Baron d'Hauteville, &c aged e. after a
short iIloess The Baron wss well known and highly
ed arnabe and excellent gentleman, OF high
standing In his country, and much respected in this
where be had many scqualntsnces 1900, 49,
Al Paris fFrarcs) on the 18th February last HENRY
w LIVINGSTON Esq In the 5lst year of his are Mr.
Livingston left Bis residence at In this County
the climate of Switzerland would benefit his health, which
had become seriously impaired At Paris hi, disease az
rested him in his journey aud terminated ms NE
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THE AMERICAN

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No (. The Short Horn Cow-tllen Kirby; Proper time
for slaughterng Animals; Shell and Coral Sands for
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l9rai Society long Island Lands, No 81 sketch OF
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8 Sergeant Te.true; Sample Of Debate In Farmers
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ton Of the Wafer Ran. Subscriber The Stock Horse
Black Hawk, W. History of the C,st-Iron Powi Let
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Short Horns TIE Rigging or Double Mold Board Piow
Management Of Honey Bses No. 49, T Miner Beneht
Of sat IN the Food Of Sheep Whist Constitutes good
Fsrming Management Of Calves
CONDENSED COsRtsPosDgscE-Ex Experiments with the
Potato Proposed Hedse Psnt Cultivation OF Potaoes
Hot Lys Remedy for the Peach Borer; Care of Stock
LAoiEs' DsPARTMEST--TO the Young. Friend; The
Effects Of Cosmetic, the Skin c.. Almond Paste for
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BOYS DEP,RTMEST-Agriouitural Chemistry m25 81
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AMUSEMllNTS.
lrAI-IAN nPERA 81

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. % MONDAY .ysa-
I ls, March n, 1859 NJ p. performed ne Orsad Opsra
snesd N Doa Rsy Kornsz sgrs Tr9r Ffnsai. the Ban
dIt s,nor Aul0 Afaodi BIZ afs srp-sssns~ "a America
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On FRIDAY. .lst Nsfch, 1913, LUCIA ~ iAnhhh
MOOR Lucia sigfs Eliza biscaccisnii Maestro Dfrt
tor. sIsror BsriL Doors opsa AZ hslf past ocIoek
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Parqaere and Amphuhsater toors eotnmaniesing WIN
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ITALIAN OPERA.-GRAND CONCERT st the re.
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gscacc.ute and Sigr Benedict Sd, Romance from ne
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and Beneyent ano-Full chorus Tickets each 70 De
had AZ the Opers House A. the Box Office Wal Of a. the
principal music stores and AZ the door OF the Tsbernsce
Performance 10 commence At o'clock, precitey M y
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MISS SEWCLL'S

NEW WORK-D. APPLETON 4 co. have just pub
lthshed LauetOn Parsonage, Tale second ant con
GLIDING part BY the author OF Amy HeIben,n Ger
trude" "Marssret Percevsl," kc Edited BY Rev w
seweil BID / vol emo paper cover. ~ cts cloth u
&" Highly as We value both Gertrude and Amy he,,
bert prefer tho present work to either Of them u
Processes to b. Chds Tale aud Il sa tale OF childe
but it is also tale OF and for parents lew OF VIII m
light not improve In their hness for that relation ~
studyins 70 diligently"
BY the same aufhor.- Recently published-now cd
tlons OF Margaret frrceyA. Tals. vols Emo paper
Amy Herbert a Tale / vol paper cover, 20 cents
cloth - cents.
Gertrude, do. do do
Laneton PaIsouare irst part. DO DO DO
ia co WILL PUBLISH NENr WEEK
TIE Sketches three Tales l. WsteI Lofimer The
Fmbirms Of Life. Tho Loaf lnhsfitsncs ny tho au'
thors 81 " Amy Herhsrt" Tho Old Macs Home. ana
Hawssone" illustrated with ak very Interesting ps's'
1 val lgme usi stis
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auetioneer
EuRRRY.ST. PROPERTY-A. J. BLEECkEk

.
u will sell at auction, on Monday the 18th Inst hIch
y o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the 6tiek mont
Two ,tory frame dwelling house and lot 5sl Chsrrya
doors above scanmslst The frame 10 made OF the pest
Nsw Jersey osk The basement occupied ass JUNK snop
The dwelling has been rented TO the Same tenant ior the
.t 10 years AZ $500 The lot 10 ~ feet inches
nv IS et inches $4,000 OF The purchase money can
nsiu on bond and mortgage sio per cent looel me-.
,<o.JTIyE sAI.E-supTeme Court-In Il uity-A. J.
PR 'JECKER, AuctioDeer will sell or Tuesdsy next.
At IL O'clock at the Merchants Exc hanss'
.Ssh in haown as as a. 40 and 81 London Terrace,
hirs northery eide Of Twenty third e. bstwssu
Ss,k ~ .>ssth avenues The property = leasehod1
@ ~a.n,. by Clement c. Moore to William Torrsy,
The sale !. under q TSI: %Ss
~ W, qas Is moderate cost The leases arp
for % ys.r: and mon n. from Let sssru.{ issS S,
e U,sls 'oi ns and place, Nos .,
ard rs n ss J: s1. very
perry like the shove. The leacs m h. 49, lsia .nX
portion Of The supsT.ruc.are raised sss :dvs,.'m En-
10 Evening Post The sale will b w"hou' ''''' wv
ms sits y II. BLATCHFORD, No. uaaovsrM
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THE HON. JOHN DONKEY

HAs AGAIN MADE HIS APPEAKANCE-He con-
tsins very hne sngrsy ug Of The Presidential Pill
gri and stopped on his way by Lions from Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress Also Mr. Dopkeys call TO the
Polls Of all Fresmsn and fellow John Donkeys-a rich
call Il s Musical Illustrations sfrstr,ts engraving; The
only correct report Of Mr. Sewers great Speech on the
Pope II Rome An sccount Of the Grand Fancy Ball,
v hieh took place the other eve ming &c. Sc.
To be had price cents II al the uewsmen. and OF
George DEXrER BROTHER, 80 Ann ct BURGESS,
STRiNGER 4 co. corner o. knn.st. and bTosdv sy :
". II GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, and r. @. Ser
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NOTICES.


~ second Ward.-PGrsusnt 20 the recommends.
uou OF the Nhig General COMMITTEES. the D~u1ocrafio
hir Ei-cfos Of f. secoud " ard 10
on Mondsy svenirs the 9th inst pest clock az
Smiths Second WArd Hotel 81 Sasaass % elect three
Delegates TO the CITY Convention nominate candidate
for Mayor and Aims House Commssion-r also 70 elect
Ward Nominating Commit-- 10 nominate suitable persons
for Charter and School Offers be supported the
ensuing election. b. order Of the Ward Committee
JOHN L. LEFFERTs, Chairman.
CALVIN CAsr, fs-.s
JoyArHAN Eos2s, 0s'fsne'' m25 p
W Express will please copy.
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n2st

~ Seventeenth Wnrd.-Agreesbly 10 recon-
mendation OF the Democratic Whis General Committee,
the Democratic Whig Electors q the Seventeenth Ward
hereby notified that election will be held OF Mon
day evening next 2h iDst at the Henry Clay House. for
he purpose Of choosing Committee Of Twenty0n 10
nominate Charter and School Officers for the Ward for
tie ensuing election Also three Delegates 70 represent
the ava IN Convention 10 be he'd ct the Broad way
House, on Wednesday evening 29th rs 70 uOmi-
nate Democratic Wing Candidate for Mayor for the
City snd County Of New YORK add Alrs House Com.
missioner. for the ensui ~ year.
By resolOu,n OF tho Ward Committee IL Is ordered
that the above Election ha be held under the supeTv-
three Inspectors. shall lake charge q the bal
lot box. and give proper certificate Of election lasc
VIM Smith Philip Brisse snd Joseph C. Pnekney were
appointed as Inspectors Of said Election by the Ward
Committed The Polls 10 be opened at II O'Clock, and
closed o clock. By order Of he Ward Committee.
JOHN w. SALTERS, Chairman
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~ Delicious Tooth Paste. ne A"tro'i'l \

70 DsIIcIeus Tooth Pasfe.-The Amuosisl' ~
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THE AMERICAN FLORA.

FNHlS BEAUTIFUL AND INTERESTING periodical
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CRUrsINGs AFLOAT AND ASHORE,

BUNTLINF.
This 10 a collection OF rare and original sketches and
said be the best work written BY the author
II contains A Married Man In Fig, The Way thsy
Wifsf Iaeis Tommy's Ghost Tales Of the Old sycs
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400 "a m.l
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MEDICINES.
A CHILD SAVED.

NURIoUS CAsE-The following evidence 10 only one
Of thousands OF similar character, ard concusivey
oro yes that Dr. TowSsESDs SARsAPARLLA 10 one OF the
mo, effective remedies ever discovered:
ALBANY, Jan. 81, l847.
n TOWNSEND. Dear Sir-My little SOD, about four
ya,Is Of age STACKED two yesrs and halls since with
,.ys, swelling his knee Il became very BAD
We cali ply of the Professors in the Albany
Nsdiral COLLEGE. who prescribed for him some time with
ont sncce bis leg became and We had dneten
medical a ivcc Still the disease increased, other bad
srenztb an he became emaciaed that we were oose
m c,rrv him pillow; and his leg awful beyono
dsscri5tou and we had littls hopes OF his recovery
"a. v.-a when he frat taken to your Sasepa
ls but had faith In IL but after ne had sufe ed two
and nora aud tried every remedy coulo hear
a. W. AZ .t co. ,saded to give him yours did So cd
he Immediately -gsn to better and he is f.
little pig and hearty and nothing Ia TO be
seen Of his bu the scars where they We
regret that We did not II al first, Tor satisfied
M, IL world have ca red hn, and saved great deal
snarns and expense Nothing he ped him bat your
ssp.ris and chez rully acknowledge the great bsne
IT ne Ha' 'e'' JosLPH couGHrRY, ST. Safest.
Editor Of The Albany Ia, ct.rbOcker.
IA CAsE-We al the attention OF readers
To the cetihcss Of Mr. Joseph Coughtry 3l7 Safest
gentleman well known and Incapable Of mre presenting
anything Ii copclusiyely proves that Dr. rownsends
S.rppsrilla is valuable and powerful stersiye
and AZ the same time perfectly innocent In its effects
We are pleased learn th,t this medicine has become
very popular throughout the United States and b ess
successful 10 curing disease than has been here where
there are az hundred that have been relieved
of dseassone OF the best proofs Of s
efficacy is that although IL hs, been before tho public
several years II 10 continually becoming more popular,
and the ssles Increasing with rspdity unexsmped.
~ Principal Ofice l26 Fdlton-st mztlt
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r c. KEMP, Auenonesr on
ARGH AND PkRKMPT0Rf sALE ~

Il ROsFWOOp, MAHUOANT MD bLNNn VII
NIT FURNITURE, At store Ss5 B,oid~sy nearly opeo'
poste the Tsbernsble c KEMP, viii sell a. suetioa
On WEDNFsD AY, March %. st 10 o'cloch, The s}tirs
stock of superior city made cabinet and uphoissred @
niturs contained in said store consisting OF arg ss
very hapdsome Of psror. dining room ana
chamber furniture s Of which has been made In the eees
manner for the city retail trade snd Gao b fuy wsrrsnl
"a ali OF which will be positively cold without ressrvs
and must be removed from the store in two days amer tne
sale a. the store to be rebuff ard must Do vseAtea oo
IN, ht,t of April ai-~
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IP. MONTGOMERY, Austiouasr,

JP MONTGOMERY, Austiouesi. o..
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By y: D. IN0EksO1L
DCO-5tors 222 Pearl-st--On Wedneedsy. March 20,
o'clock IN 800 boots shoes and broSsns ssits
BILE Tor the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also. mems kip and thick boots
Also, mems calf and seal boots.
Also, mems kip and thick brosans.
Also mems ine calf sewed boots
Also boys calf and seal boots
Also, boys hip and thick brossns. mrs
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~ Seventeenth Ward

s DaSIo B ;, laSp4i, Secretaries.
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" SteubenvilIe (O.) Herald, published daily and
weekly has an circulation In Eastern Ohio,
Western Pennsy vsna aud Nirgins and a. an advefus
sheet offers superior inducements % Merchants ana
Msuufscurers the Eastern cities The paper circuetss
in rich and populous country, end has been established
nearly half century. Those desiring 70 extend their
business can either their notices direct through
tine agencies in this city. w. Il. ALLISON, Pub
rn2l 8feldiss
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sALTs or REAL Fsr.rr

BIZ JsxIssg $Co-5 lots on Twenty si,,b-st be,weer
Sixtn and Seventh avenues each 25x9 81 $40 each
iot en- Twenty .ixh-st near Lexng on-ay.pUe 251ge
81 SEQ; lots on Lexington avenue near 81
each 24xioo 81 s23 cab, - so house and lot 10 0re.p
wiehsvenue, - $50; house and lot adjoining ahovs
$500; lot ecr Gfeenwichevenns and Amos 2OsS6
A. rs; LOT sdjoininE shove 20xe6 81 $50
BY FIN n F,a.kltr 4 Soa-House and lease Of 10, .,
Ea.t Brosdwsy. 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

r?~ Twelfth Ward.-Ths Wig Electors of the
Twelfth invited 20 attend meeting 10 be held
st somerndikss, Of Eighty fourtbt and Third
avenue Monday evening the 47h inst e. o'clock FOR
the purpose Of appointing i. Committee 20 nominate
Charter and School OhcsIs Three Delegates 10 the
Convention for the nomination Of Mayor and Aims House
Commissioner. By order.
ms 10 = kETCHUM, Chairman