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SOMETHING NEW.
/ = SDErTEE NASHVILLE EITRRITTTR

TINE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
Il MANUFACTURING COMPANY oiierngI
SzS Sspendid assortment OF Plain and Fashionable Fur
nture at their DepOton Market street Thomas N
EsssSs building, between Union Hall and the ~,
Square which they otter prices to suit purchasers III
both whole sale and retail They intend 10 give satssc
tOn 20 purclasers-worb warranted
Call and examine their stock. Orders for Work attended
with despatch X. II. GR00MS, Pres't
W LNANcE Secy sept I
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.

BANK OF NASHVILLE.
OCTOBER s, 1855.
SIGIIT aod time drafts bought and sold all accessible
- points in the United States.
UncurTent Money.
All kinds of uncurrent Bank Notes purchased and sold
or received on deposit upon favorable terms.
Gold.
The selling rate Of gold is a half per cent preaunl
Interest on Deposits.
This Bank pays interest deposits of money subject 10
be checked out at tie pleasure OF the owner.
Office Hours.
In order to meet the requirements of trade and the
venence of tie public, this Bank VII open O'Clock,
NJ and close at s. The advantage Of this arrangement
must be clearly manifest to every business in the COM
munity n. H0BSON, President
WEsrYY WHrI Ess Cashier OctlI-tf
COOKING STOVES PARLOR STOVES AND OFFICE
STOVES
TTOR Coal or Wood.-A great variety OF the Oes' anu
Il most elegant patterns. &C..
DrawingR Room Crates Psrlor Crates and Oihee "rS'e
Castings ofevery variety for sale cheap 6y o
oet5 College street, opposite Sewanee.
q s,,,,,vn n L WALLACE Z. HOWARD
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n. II. FRASER,

n. III. FRASER,
COMMISSION liER CHANT
NO l3 CAROsDELET STREET,
New Orleans.
REFER To:
Gov. A. V Brown. Nashville Tenn; Col 7. y. McNe
Coahoma county, Miss; Myrtle, Moore TO-, hsiens, Al
( j RIDLEY Jackson, Mss. Martin Rhea 4 Co, Puls.
Tenn. Jas C. Malone, Esq, Athens, Ala
oct9-1y-
NEW GROCERY STORE.
DANIEL W. RUSSELL, D. X BOND
Franklin Teun- Betnesda. Ie
RUSSELL goND,
Grocers and Commission HsTehants
A0. -, Broadacsy, 4iashgiAs. fs
IL The highest market price paid tor Feathers, 4
wax, Lard Bacon, Tallow, Flsxssed, SC, &c.
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CLOTHING.
TO EARLY AND CLOSE BUYERS OF READY MADE
CLOTHING
LkNDE, ELSBACH q CO.,
Manufacturers and pealers in


READY MADE LOTHING.
Owing TO the increasing demand of Ready Made Cloth
ing in this market have this season laid in
usual heavy stock great part OF which We hare now in
store and which enabled TO dispose OF the very
0west eastern market prices and very satisfactory terms
We would therefore respectfully invite country Merchants
visiting thsciy and Others in The Trade make u exam
Baton of our stock before purchasing
/ sept s--5f LANDE. ELsBACH CO.
T. LANDE, ELsRACH Il co.,
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURES,
.Ra 3d. North KarLst Street, AdshFius 7sansssee
yHTE have introduced this week the FALL STYLE
w OF SIIK HATS, which in beauty Of finish texture
and quality, unsurpassed in the city .-I
Ai.S0.-A complete assortment of CAPS manufactured
Of the best material the attention OF OF the firm being
chiefly devoted to this branch
We aaer ourseys in being able to give satisfaction to
those who may favor US with their patronage
Country Merchants respectfully solicited 10 examine
sept 2-tf LANDE, ELSBACH & co.
lust RECEIVED large supply OF Kossuth,
- Magyar and Metropolitan Hats which for sale low
at sep9-tf LANDE EISBECK co.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.
ME undersigned having just arrived from New York and
Philadelphia, he wishes TO inform his friends and for
nent Of Gentlemens Clothing and Furnishing Goods that
has been brought Nashville They ready for
Inspection at his store, the ...s
WORLDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. IL, Public Square.
Ihave taken particular pains have made assortment
of Extra Size Cutting for Gentlemen, weighing from 500
10 $50 lbs and who have always bee. paying high prices to
the Merchant Tailors.
ALSO, splendid assortment Of India Rubber Goods and
CHILDRENS' CLOTHING,
from the age of years and upwards
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii take particular notice that supply them with Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods either WHOLESALE or EErA1 as
low any one in the city. 81 r..
ALSO Just received large lot of fine Plush and Cloth
Caps of various Sizes which sell tteeatfge per cent
lower than any other house in the city
C07c oFe, o0aGs al, TO NJ. POWERS
Worlds Clothing Emporium
aug30-3m Ne Il, Public Square, Nashville.
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MARNIIAL,S SALE.

ID virtue Of a writ Of Vendici nj EXponas TO di-
ID Tected from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee, which is founded
a Judgment rendered in said Court the 2Sth day Of
March, lS53 wherein Joseph H. Shepherd Plaintiff
and Hetty Ianer and Felix r. Iauer Defendants
will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Court house
door in the city OF Nashville, Monday the 9Th day OF
November next all the right title, claim and interest Of
the defendants in and to certain house and lot lying and
being in the cty Of Nashville College street II being the
same house and lot occupied by Fall Cunningham
Hardware Store which has been levied upon and viii
be sold the property Of the defendants to satisfy said
writ. J. B. CLEMENTS,
Scpt2O-tw tds Marshal Mid Dist Tenn.
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BOOK BINDING,
And Blank Book ManufactOTy.
! YORK & en-

BO0K SELLERS AND STATl0NERS.
HAVE extensive Bndery, and are well prepared 10
i do Binding Of everv descripti a. and in any style
that may be called for short notice tic most reason
able terms We have also large IL OK Of Blank Book pa
pers from the best Mills and viii Rule and Bind all orders
for every description of Blank Books. Give Us acall.
Bindery opposite State Bank, Union Street. upstairs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAN KNOW THYSRIF ,


An hralaG6le Book ior 25 cents. aEysr1 E,,n;7,,
should hare Copy
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IR.4 4. STOUT,
CDACEI NJ EFF ACT URE n

IR.4 a STOUT,
COACH MAHUFA URER,
No. CLARK STREsI, NASHVILLE Tenn.
Nert6o0r 20 IT, $. fieacHS GyocerP Wqrehcuse and Op
Uosite N0gris q; Sisltt0it's
LII kinds of carriages for sale with harness Ca- Il
~ to suit. Iii work sold By NE !" made TT eset--
the Clark Street iaDuctory, and warranted, and will be
sold good Ters for Cash Of good Eoes any work
made North or LaSi.
Reparing done with promptness end dispatch, and all
persons leaving work to repair may rely shg it when
promised All orders promptly attended TO Inarl5.
A CARD
HAVE this day associated with me III the Saddug Blu.
siness my son, \ c. MARCH. The business, in future
Will be conducted in the Of J. D. March SON. AL
persons indebted to me- BY note or account will PfaseS
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore, continuance OF the same Is respectfully solicited
JAM J. d. MARCH son.
7 AND WARSANTS.-We are buying and paving
l. the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
sons d distance having warrants 10 sell by sending TO
by mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time IN Nashville and
j juiy2i i''N " DYER PEARL& co
F0R SALE
A DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE, situated
on the Gaatin Turnpike, - miles from Nashville,
containing about 3 acres which the subscriber
sdos The dwelling, which has recently been erected, is
Of tile best materials and style, and upon convenient
plan embracing nine aud several halls with all
cessary cut buildings. ..s
The soil is very productive. The cool and pure
Goin in abundance TheorchaTtf various kinds
! of bearing fruit trees of excellent quality.
In pout OF health aud society the neighborhood is
surpassed Tie tract susceptible of being divided into
three lots each having beautiful building Site with
ming water Terms and time accommodating Possession
! can be had at any time. A. Il FORD.
| For further particulars, apply 20
LlNDSLEY & CROCKETT,
iulv2T-2awf wv Agents, College street
/ INOR SALE OR EzNT.-A new Frame House just
II completed with seven rooms, well plAseFed and pa
pered Situated Church street Hines1 additional
Nashville The said house Is about four hundred yards
from the Female Academy and will be sold on reasonable
p terms. d..
For further particulars enquire of r. L. Crenshaw,
J adgl9 W. ID. ROBERTSON, hLemore st.
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7FSftJrT ApTTrs5 ~ MAttoN reading the POCKET
1-oCO LAfiCS- Let noone su6erips fTosp - bscIn;f
20. 0Dgs g., Iip ~ the side restless nights nervous FEELINGS
1 ~ ' Noe t'al o. Despeehc Senss0ns and given np
the 1hSCULAPIUS Have the married or tose sboat IS
oe married av inpcdimeu read this truly useful book A.
le Has oee e means OF svng thousands Of unsortnais
creatures from the very Jaws of death
~ ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
eiea IA letter viii receive copy Of this work bv mail
OF hye copies viii be sent for One Dollar
AodresS, tptStp1ld,) DK. WM. YOUNG,
marehl6--Iv Va. I59 .S,r1es - pIs5,5sl15s,
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DRUGS, &C.
DR.. BLEDsoEs ALTERATTvE CoMpoUNn

The Remedy GH kaefies fer he Dtseasesaf II he l4rs,
Dyspepsia Enlargement and hlJaDaItioa of The S,s,r
Rsdrf5er4s. Gaie Fzaissoe IsleS. C5ysstsrzaol, al
diseases q tie B0tee, and sues deIsss Qriss from
sScroiala and Sores Of any kind. For GsnaaE Dsbtv
fros snitcd Ladies frequently r9er, there is not IL
er0l in te wbols 4hateria 16Sjcl.
FENIE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely ptostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Livert he was frequently for weeks at time unable
al home and in Europe but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and i by accident that he
ceeded IN curing himself Since he has been pTacteng med
icine his success in such has unryaled He
has been aware OF the increduy of the public and
quenty SAID nothing Though the press Of his case
by its success as shown ~ the certificates which have
advertised.
subjon the certes te Of Prof NJ CABBlR7 Of Memphis
Tenn With whom sten ayised during the time oi my
suffering.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Il, 1852.
n Biedsoe irld some years ago he reduced La
lower Than have ever that afterwards recover.
ed what supposed 10 be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying tie pTeserpOsO many Physicians ia ti,s
as weias other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in beiEg restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT, NJ D..
Physicians requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied viii sustain the character We give it in this
publication.
HINTsyILLE, January l9, 1889.
Dr. BLzDsoE take the liberty and fell il To e nv duty
to recommend to all persons suffering oal disease Of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound very
seperOr medicine NJ sou, aged Is Years had been under
medical treatment about hve years for dyspepsia and dar
rhea when having almost desred Of his recovery con-
eluded to try your Alternative two bottles OF which, believe
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH- -CAlCE. b
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ANAMAY.-RA NAY ERnAf "a, ;,

ID ANYWAY. X.-RANAWA AE FROM MY ox
Ia residence i've aud half miles south Of Nash III
Vile the night Of The Zith OF October lSJ3, u
Negro Bot named BILL; about So years Of age; ~
yellow complexion and bald headed. Has scar across lie
forehead the edge Of the hair; also scar the
shoulder, caused BY burn. He had o. when he leii
darkeoored pair Of ey pantaOOus and black cloth over
at.
viii give FIFTY DOLLARS if placed in any jaii in the
State. II is likely he has been euticed By some Whe
man. loctz7-lwd&wfl H. "-COMi IO1-
ONE HUNDRED MULES FOR SALE--A
I GREAT BARGAIN WILL BE GIVEN have one
hundred MULES for sale II of them weh broke ana very
suitable for hard work upon Railroads have several
Young DURHAM BULLS for sale equal 20 any any &m in lhe
world Lam az. - ~ v ~ ~ ~ >,
Also FOR SALE-The Largest two ear Old JACh IN
n ro, oct23-wtf NJ K. G.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
v SALE-The undersigned oilers for sale his residence
S,ring or Church Street. with the furniture if desired
r C. FOSTER, Sd.
Or my absence TO G. NJ. FOGG.
une l7-u
TNXTRA CHEWING TOBACCO.-2O or boxes
IL 'M Langhotne Sons" extra Gold Leaf Chewing To-
bacco. Just received and for sale bT
Oet25-H HART Il HOLLINGSWORTH.
nR.T.L. BRYAN respectfully offers hts services to
IL the citizens Of Nashville in the practice Of Medicine,
aud especially in the treatment Of Chronic Diseases W
heu on the corner of Union and SumGer streets.
jne u, 1858.
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A0is E-.iE EIAhy1Es
TETEhave received b. recent aITivais nine es~-7.z
w more ofttiose unriv.Iei PIANOS rnadee = s-zlt3
by J. B. Dnnhan and Adam Siadart < Co, off 3 ! II
various styles and sizes vhch viii lie sold verT low for
cash good notes drawing interest nd warranted TO give
satisfaction in every respect.
apr29 .- ". AZ. II. GREENFIELD & co.
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n EGEOES EOIS SALE.-Ihe subscriber has sew
ea families OF Negroes that he will sell private
sale persons residents in this STATE and who nierd to
keep them therein. Residence the Nashville and Frank
lin Turnpike II mics from Nashville. NJ. BELL
mr.l--iEn.
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Physicians requested to try this preparation We
eel satisfied VIII sustain the character give it IN this
publication.
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NOR RENT-A FIRST RATE FARM TO
i RENT for the next year. nine miles from Nashville;
$50 acres cleared choice fruit trees and chance
cut and haul one or two hundred cords of wood COnve
uient TO good Turnpike Apply 10
r. A. BAIL0WE,
oct26 General Agent, No. II Desdefick Street.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET Escrr sprus
- OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSIClAN

Vie Foriieth Ldiiioa, with Que
a Hundred Engravings showing
Diseases and Aialfornatians OF the
Human system in every shape and
i0rin- 10 which is added a Treatise
90 the Diseases Of Females, being of
the highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating mar
mage. By WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no 'afher be ashamed 10 pre-
sent a eoPy Of the ESSCUIalPiUS
70 ms child. 1t may save MIN frUla
an early grave. Let no Young man
or woman enter into the secret M
ar.linl1.s nf rna-...s - -. - ---.-
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SAWYER, WALLACE L co.
JIM. * J.R. BRIGHT,
ATTOR NEYs AT LAW.

fgysttsrts, Telses@sl
WILL practice in the several Courts ct Lincoln and IL
w adjoining Counties, and IN tue supreme Court q,
Nashville sertze--6uiw.
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~JoHN l.. BRIEN Governor WV b. CAaPgELL,
aug3l-twly
GENTLEREN's OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT
On Co55eqe street, door South Of tie S9ua5e
THE undersigned would respectfully invite citizens and
strangers passing through Nashville to call at their
store aud examine the most elegant assortment of Fnsha
and Fancy Goods brought TO Nashville We have
times the latest STYLES and best quality of Goods and invite
special attention Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts which,
warrant to be well made and 70 til better than any other
style Of Shirts. Cur stock consists part Of Linen and
Muslin Shirts, every size and quality. Silk Merino Cash
mere, Shaker, Canton Flannel Brown Cotton Sh ts and
Drawers Silk MeriuO Shaker, Lambs Wool, CashFaere
Brown Cotton and Country Knit Half Hose, Md Slk,
Buck Beaver, Dog Skin, Cloh Cashmere Fur Lined and
Plain Gloves and Gantleis SScaTs Cravats Stocks ana
Ties Suspcnders SILK and Linen Handkerchief Role dc
Chambre Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Canes, Razor
Srops Soaps Cologne. 0dors, Oils Tooth Powders Hair
Washes Tooth, Hat Cloth, Nail and Hair Brushes Porte
Monies, Pocket Books, Work Boxes Dressing Cases, and
MANY other articles too numerous 20 mention.
n B.-Ladies Underwear OF Silk, Merno Cashmere and
Cotton. Gum Goods, GOodyears Patent best articles.
Remember the number so.
MYERS & McGIIlLS.
Furnishing Store, College street. door South of the
S uare, Nashville. lOctl1
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lust RECEII ED-Ihis da,
. 1IA LII. nAin WI. =.

tSI ht.Ct-I' aII'--lhls lAy
- $50 bbls 0hio Whisky;
50,bbls crushed Sugar;
30 Loaf do;
i Powd do;
ticrces s Carolin1 Rice;
Goo cans Baltimore Oysters
10 boxes W r. Cheese;
. -. 10 doz Fancy Bgooms ard fo- ssie bv
septs EDWARDS 4 HARRIS
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HART * HOLLINGSWORTHa
Wholesale GrocsTs. Commission. Receiving and For
wsrding Merchants,
No. 80 NORTH Side Public Square
Oct4 NAsHvuLE. TESs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-24
The President Elect.

Notwithstanding the numerous offers to
Gen. PIERCE of public demonstrations of re-
spect on his journey to Washington. he de-
clined them all, and proceeded of his own
choice as private citizen, 10 occupy the high
post assigned him by the freemen of this mighty
republic. As in all the public acts of this dis
tinguished man since the eyes of the people
have been turned towards him, he manifests,
in his selection of retirement and quietude in
stead of the display and tumult of a triumph
ant journey, a modesty and propriety of de-
pertinent worthy of the highest encomiums.
Presidential salutes were fred in several
cities as the new President passed through,
and at the stations on the railroads large crowds
assembled to get view of him. He arrived in
Philadelphia Thursday, and it was expected
would remain there until Monday. Upwards
of one thousand persons called upon him on
Friday. He has engaged rooms at William
Hotel in Washington. Mrs. Pierce will not
60 to Washington until after Inauguration.
The N. Y. Mirror. (whig) in aluding to the
manner in which Gen. Piece proceeded to
Washington, says:
The President elect pays high but just
compliment to the sovereign people, of whom
he is one, by going about his business like one
Of the people. 1t brings up proud reminis-
cences in the history of the republic-of the
days when the elder Adams, as president elect,
made his journey to Washington horse
back, clad in home spun garments. In such
men we have glimpses of the old, incorruptible
Romans. like Fabricius, who, in his humble
tent, with the veal of Rome in his hands,
could not be tempted or daunted with Persian
or Indian gold or trappings.
Such progress as Gen. Pierce is making to
Washington is more triumphal than journey
through garlanded arches and amid the braves
of the crowd. 1t is triumph for the sovereign
people, each of whom is elevated by this comb
dent repose of president elect on his republi-
can citizenship, from which greater than kings
or emperors are made"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-24

The twists and turns and circumventlon;
Of the mongrel administration now IN power
in Maine, are about as interesting as they are
ludicrous All democrats should pray to bt
saved from any responsibility supposed to at.
tach to them from a nominal representation a
the Council Board.
The FIRST fraud upon the people of Maine il
the nomination and confirmation of the "dis.
tinguished" wing for Attorney General, who
played masterly game into the hands Of
Horace Greeley in the nomination of Scott
WHO had an old grudge against Webster, and
was bound to show it out at all hazards. The
man was politically dead in his own district
when he wanted to go to Congress. could not
get vote in Kennebec amounting to baker S
dozen-was supposed to be effectually laid up
on the shelf, seedy with political inconsisten-
cies-when all at once the present executive
curiosity shop" brings him out as good US
new.
:, The next exercise of executive power In OPP
position to the will of the people, is the noml-
nation, and probable confirmation, of wing
Sheriff in Waldo. in order to remove the pres
emit democratic Sheriff against whom not sub
stantial charge has been made, unless it be his
action in what he conceived to be his duty in
the steamer Boston liquor case. 1t is said his
action in that affair was very Wnpalatabte to
certain whg politicians of Belfast who now act
as kind of advisory board to the Governor
Although Gov. G. thinks it was great affair
in the nineteenth century for the 'strong arm
of sovereign state to be stretched out in the
work of moral reform" he regards the "arm''
not so much intended for the exercise of the
power of the Sheriff as for the windy declama-
ton of the Governor.
It is understood the same wrong upon the
nebec. wing Sheriff has been chalked down
for Kennebec, one of the inveterate Scott
streak. Gen. Bodfsh is to be removed to give
the whig creature of this Crosby dynasty re-
ward. Not a charge is presumed to be offered
against the General, except il be he is too much
of democrat. 1t is true he fought the battles
of his country well in Mexico; but that is no
commentator in the view of party that
wanted him and our brave soldiers there to
find "hospitable graves" No, no-Gen. Bod
fish's gallant. soldierly conduct will not save
him in the view of party that talked about
the cO,card,ce Of General Pierce.
What further circumventions are to be prac-
tised upon the masses of democratic Maine by
her new fedged rulers, remain to be seem
The "you tickle me, and we'll tickle you COM
of abundant forthcoming food for the marvel
lous. We say, let them go the length of the
rope-they viii probably SO well hang them
selves, that the people bye and bye will only
have 10 take them down.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-24
Waiting for the Returns.

Greeley, Of the N. Y. Tribune. the valiant
Scott General who fought and bled in the late
campaign, besides issuing pictorial lives Of the
hospital seeking candidate BY the cord. Il an
pears by the following. has been .oaiting for
returns ever since the I'd day Of November.
And now he will not believe Pierce il e,ectad
until he gets the official count. That is stick
ing to a forlorn hope like dog to a freed coon.
We trust his suspense is over, and that there
are no more fools for him to dupe with SCOTS
picture book:
WHO'S PRESIDENT ?-We passed through
great deal of worriment of mind last sum
mer in trying 10 make President of Gen
Scott. We had strong suspicion that W.
did not succeed; but the question has neve
yet been aulhoriatively decided We re-
juice that we are at last TO know. Since The
Geographic reports that few like hail stones
about our head, on the night of the Cd o.
November, we have known but little on The
subject, for we never thought it worth while
TO wade through the returns that came sub
sequenIly drifting through the newspapers
Indeed, we have sIudiously avoided the top.
ic; and when anything has been said in our
hearing about it, we have invariably coun-
seled patience for the official count, sugges.
ting that remark was inoppOrtune and rom
ment superauous. We have thought il wise
to defer the whole matter to a more conve.
nient season, when at last the real truth
would have TO come out through the official
channels, and we have felt that that time
would come full soon enough. All doubts
upon the subject are now about 10 be entire
ly removed. The votes are to be COUNT ed
and declared on Wednesday next. We shall
then know who is elected President to a We
ny dead certainty. We rejoice that our sus.
pense will be so soon terminated. When
the hangman's rope is round mans neck
he don't care how quick the drop falls.
p. S. We have few campaign Ines D
Scott yet on hand, which we will dispose o
to any one wishing to purchase. at COST
Who heads the column Of purchasers