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Book Agents Wanted.

4 GENTS WANTED in every Town and
II County in the United States, to sell the
most popular and saleable books published
many of them beautifully illustrated with Col
ored Ensravings; also the most popular works
of +. S. Anrnun, including "Ar,hur's Cottage
Library"
Intelligent entcrprisng will find this pleas.
ant and profitable business.
For particulars, address (post-paidl
J.W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
1yio2 No IS North Fourth ST. Philadelphia.
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Wing SA.ic Ticket.

Orsrno-JAMES POLLOCK Northumbnd.
Asp-sne Cor.-D. NJ sMYSER Montgomery.
C.uuI Cog,nli,,. J,Ier-tiEO DARSIE. .Ailesany
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Democratic State Ticket.

esv~no--wlLIIAM BIGLER, of Clearfeld.
!Azs,ea.s Csurs-J. s. BLACK. of Somerset
c~sa. COM suiissione,-H'V 5. MOTT. OF Pike.
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(successor to A. FI0T,)
No.l6l, Chestnut Street, Soaims Building,
PHILADELPHIA.
INTENSIVE MUsIc PCDLlsHEn and Dealer
IL in Musical Instruments of every dcscrip-
tion-exclusive Agent for the sale of Hallett,
Davis& Co 's( (Boston) PatentSusPension Bridge
-EOltan and other
PIANOS,
1.Gilber,'s Bondoir Pianos. Melodeons, Martins
Guitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music, Music
Books, etc.
Residents Of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they may
wish, at as low rates as if purchased in person.
Having one of the largest stocks in the United
States. feel confident of satisfying all who
may favor me with a call or order.
Dealers in Music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos ID let. Secondhand Pianos for
sac k!ys7S
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that have
N received from the Register of Union
county. Letters of Administration upon the
Estate of WILLIAM MCPHERSON, deceased,
late of Union TIP. Those indebted to the same
are hereby required to make Immediate pay
mentS 10 the subscriber at his residence IN
East Buifaloe township; and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly a,tested for settlement
Jan. 2i. JOHN GUNDY, Administrator.
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Readings Patent Corn Shelter,


f, Capable Of shelIing lOO0BusheIs Of Corn
l. per day. For sale by
DAVID LANDRETH,
At HIS NEW AGRiCuLTURAL wAnE-HOUsE,
No. 23 SoUTH SIXTH STnEET,
Sole Assnt for philadelphia.
This Shelter. patented in July. 1859. has
met with 4 success unparalleled by any Ma
chine Of the kind ever offered to the public.
The following certihcate(one of large number
receiveD will give some idea of what people
,binL, Of At W I.o I-- - =
:. .Snmnd Brid1S. Tel. Ian. &c, 1859.
This Is To certify. that have had Readings Corn
Shelter patented in july last in operation farm for
part of day. du.u. which time it shrlled rising Seven
Hundred bushels Of Corn; amt from what have sen Of
its performance satisfied its capacity IS fully one
HtEdrsi and ffy RShs's pr hr.r. II does not break
the the cobs all INJURED for fuel great
ly p-"f-r other Shelter in and think
will sul.crseie all others made.
3m Very Respectfully Yours. JOS. s. WARREN"
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Soaps and PPrfunlery.

All kinds of LAMPS. Lard Oil. Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. VIoiins, Flutes and Ac-
cordeons, Nuts, Fruits and Confectionery
and in fact. almost anything in the way of No
lions and General Varieties. Call and exam
inc for yourselves. charge nothing for look
lug. THEO. :. CHRIST.
Mifllnburg. Pa, Jan. ., lS5t-Iy
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SECOND DISPASCN.

ABsEcoH, April 10.
The number of dead bodies that have
foated ashore is now increased to over for.
ty, consisting Of men, women and children.
Include! III this number are many found
upon Brigantine beach, which is divided
from the main land by channel quar-
t II of mile in width.
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FITS! FITS! FITS!
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPlCEPTIC PILLS,

For the cure Of Fits, Spa'ms. Cramps, and all
Nerrous and Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing maady will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPILEPTiC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action the nervous
system. ami although they prepared especially for the
rurros. o curing Fits they will be found Of especial ben
eft for all persons afflicted with weak whose
system has been prostrated shattered from
any whatever. In chrome complaints, diseases
of long standing. surerinduced by they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price 81 per box two boxes for S.. Persons out of
the City. enclosing rcmittace will have the Pills sent
them through the mail free of postage. For sale iy
SETH s. UANCE. No. los, BiLTIMJsE STREET. Baltimore
Md to whom orders from all parts the Union must be
addressed. post paid. Ilyi16-new
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Wanted,

nROPOSALS for doing the Carpenter
Work tor Eight Frame Houses, 80 fee,
square. to be built at Shamokin, each block to
be finished for the use of four families, Work
to be done 10 a plain and substantial manner,
the Lumber to be furnished by the COMPANY.
Apply TO Henry Vangasken. Shamokin. who
will furnish specifications. For further inior-
nation apply 10 John Walls, Esq. Lewisburg.
VIM T.. EVANS.
Presiden; Carbon Run Improvement Co.
Shamokin. March 8, 1854
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN CONSIDERED
DEAD-On and after the 31st of March,
Sir John Franklin and the crews Of both
his ships are to be considered as dead, ac-
cordiDg to decree of the British Govern.
mont
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21

c. Lancaster has been elected the first
Delegate to Congress from the new Terri
tory Of Washington He reached New
York in the George Law, having come by
the way Of San Francisco and Panama
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EOR 6 ALE.

"A That large and desirable property on the
.a:.2E. corner OF Market and Wafer streeis.well
calculated for residence, for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first floor, 6 bedrooms on
the second floor, and . large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are also a spacious Celiar,large Cement
Clstern, a Pump, and Well of good water,
Stable, and all necessary Outbudings.
For terms &C. apply to Geo. F. Miller, Esq
s. l.. DAVIS.
Lewisburg Sept. 90. 1880
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sa,..ue, M.CieIIcn.s Estate.

S:sSss:ca Va &jchcn f-sssstc.
NOTICE IS hereby given that The Register
~ of Union county on the 2d day OF March,
Ssh issued TO the subscribers. Letters Tesla
mentary on the last will and testament Of
Samuel M'Clellen. late of Bufialoe township.
Union county, deceased. All persons owing
said estate are requested TO make payment.
and those having claims against the estate
Will present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
SkNI'EI. N'CLELLEV. Executor.
MARY ANN NCLELLEN, Exccutrix
Bnfdloc. March 10, 1854
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Is Dusscns for Sale.

CARRIAGE MAKING, IRONING,
TRIMMING, d PiLNTLNG.
VFAvING enlarged my CARRIAGE ESTA-
III BLISHMENr on ST Anthony -. near
lhe Forks leading 10 Euilaloe \ Roads, | am
prepared to do all work IN the above lines on
short notice and reasonable terms.
Belycgs. Roehorays, Uogoas, Carts, Wheel
Barrow,, &c. &c. made and repaired under
nv own eye. and warranted equal IN finish and
style 10 any IN the country.
Produce and suitable Lumber wanted, and
The public patronage respectfully solicited by
LEWIS GINTER.
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II EAL ESTATE :
For Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT,

- The subscriber offers FOR RENT
10y large Frame DWELLING HOUSE on
South Second street, ROW in possession Of
Matthias Hate, near the Female Seminary.
q. L. MILLER
Lewisburg. March II, 1854
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FOR RENT.

- From the lst of April next, THREE
II ROOMS on North Third street, now in
the occupancy of Charles $ Bell as a
Restaurant, and Saloons. They are well
suited for Shops, Offices, or Stores. Enquire
of WM. FRICK.
Lcwisburg, Feb. 4. 1854
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Baltimore Adv'ts.

slzzznEMzgz.s.;;s:s!sE: -
szs;s ss<sszEs:s
CARR, GEISE & CO.,
Flour, Grain, s Lumber Commission
Merchants. d % Spears Wharf,
RxrrR TO BalttaiOre.
John Clarke. Esq, Pres Cititen-' Bank. u,ltimo,e
A. q. Gii,s Esq, Cash. Franklin do J
ISSn Hnrs hrF,n,i sinnist.an Sf tsq to Philadelphia
} Tome Esq. PresId. Cecil Bank, Po1t Deposit.
J. Wailower i Son, Harrisburg.
JoI II n .Sn g; k'sf, sensSrore.
Magic. Wingate 4 Co.. Milton.
slmSn M % eS"asi ssSasIcr r'f, Ia Muney.
George BcI,nc, Esq. Hughesvills.
Wm. Weaver, Noutoursville.
sV; T% T%; tsy., ! E:srs5 E:s, Cashier v,,,,n.,s,..
James II. Ulling.'Esl, "p"
Lewis q. Hdling, E-i,
MIcnry Bnhb, Jersey Shore.
J. r. Huline. Esi, Lock Haven.
;TCARR, GEISE & co have the largest
Wharf room Of any Commission House in
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch 10
boats in discharging their cargoeS. 6m5l1
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PIlrenOIOSy.
FOUZERS,

FOUZER.S, TELLS. d co, FRO1 NEW FORK.
Have opened Phrsnok.icai Ca5inei
EI9SA and Boot Store, al 231 ARCH ST..
R(tCGS between 9Th and 7ih, Phihdsiphia.
wv land are prepared to furnish all their
NJ Works on Phrenology, Physiology,
Hydropathy, Magnetism. and Phon-
EEa\ ography, at New York prices.
Professional Examinations, with Charts. and
full written descriptions of character, given
day and eyening. lS Cabinet free to visi-
tors [ly5l7c5dql
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5lYlSgIAS GMRDllsLS
APRIL Il, 1854.

=. sess;sSss .MrW.-Ths LrwrsBrss CBRrscI1 I
~. ..jIsrahlv tho largest crc aatioa of any Eng
s~rsnauer in upion county.
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kASH Su, burg :tsi'e" Khronisre &c '''f eaies.

DEEDS Of ssurerio' form. for ssle st the
II Cnr,uicls ,.hce. S ct. single. 50 fe' dos
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n We often hear the boast tha. ours

rave often hear the boast tha. ours
is free country" and the right to vote
and the right to petition is constitution
ally guaranteed right Of nature. Yet how
often are these rights practically denied !.
For example, Mr.. Herr, keeper Of put
lie house in New Berlin, i, only tenant Of
the house he occupies, and having no per-
manent pecuniary or personal interest IL
New Berlin, and believing that the true
interests Of the county would be promoted
by the Division proposed, he has signed
one of the petitions to this end. To pun
ish him for this exercise Of an undoubted
right, the citizens of New Berlin have
conspired so that he can not obtain twelve
signatures for the renewal Of his license.
No doubt Baum and Kleclner can furnish
enough of "thc dew" to supply the "me-
tropclis, ".but whether this kind Of "moral
suasion" to shut up bars, will be deemed
honorable oy the people outside Of the
"emporium," may be doubted; and to d.
vide the Temperance custom between Herr
and Harrison, will hardly suit the Judges
friends. Small business that, gentlemen
of New Berlin. Your people have riiyAt
to 90 for Division, openly and above-board,
without molestation; and the citizens of
Selinsgrove, Freeburg, Middleburg, Milf.
linburg, Buffaloe, and Lewisburg, have
the same right to oppose Division, as their
judgement or interest may dictate, and
any harassing Of any honest citizen for his
course on a question Of policy simply, is
petty tyrani J and rank Injustice.
The German citizens Of Columbus held
an Anti Nebraska meeting, at which strong
resolutions against Douglass bill were
adopted; also one ius,ructiDg their r, pre-
sentative, Or. Olds, to vote against the
measure. or lose their votes and support
IN the future. And the Wings of
Columbus swept all before them at
the election on Monday following. The
Nebraska measure was made test on the
election Of justice, ard the Anti Nebraska
candidate got . msjori;y u 800 votes over
III oqFesso.l
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CCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and .c
- sale at the Ctrss:eis Of:ee.
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NOTICE..

T OST, on the 26ih ult.. Tuning FORK.
IL The finder will confer favor BY leav-
ing it at the Chronicle office.
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The Far-FaHed Medicine,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed entirely If medicinal beIbs
are Of most harmless nsture, while the e1traoI din
ary virtues they possess have rendered them univer
sally popular IN nearly every part cf the world The
Immense success they have with throug he ut the
states is most extraordinary. owing, it is presumed,
to their wonderful efficacy in the Of Bilious
complaints and Disorders Of the Liver and Stomach.
Persons " no Persevcrc in using them according 20
directions, seldom fail in being restored TO health.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-21

Naymarket 6luare.
Boston.
io5 Broadway,
New York.
No. t2 South Fourth st.
near Chestnut,
, Philadelphia.
166 Baltimore st.
Baltimore.
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SEWING MACHINE.
OFFICES.

(Grocer, Baker d. Cos Patent)
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Railroad Meeting In Hartleton.

A large and very spirited meeting OF
he friends Of this improvement was held
n Har.leton on Friday the 2lst of April,
md organized by appointing the following
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18
CoxFEREScE Room,
Cleveland, Tenn, Oct. Is, "a.


Eds. Free Press: Il will saysa few things in
roference to our Conference. Last week we
went on smoothly through the regular business
If Conference. There was nine received on
Probation in the Conference; there will be some
fen more re-admitted. Some clever fellows
have located, and we have not enough to I'LL the
roqnlar appointments, as there has been sever
NJ A oencies asked for. The people are very
or x;ous to get Methodist Preachers Tor Agents.
WHY: because they are known to work hard and
are easy paid; this is the reason why they are
in such demand. On yesterday Sunday we
had perfect jam;-Bishop PIERCE preached
in the NJ. E. Church at half past ten o'clock, at
the same time Mr.. MYERS, d. d. of the Charles
ton C. Advocate preached in the Presbyterian
Church, W. II. ROGERS in the Court House, and
I have been informed that DIR. TAYLOR of Chi
ma preached in the Public Square to very
large gregation--preaching at y and at
NIGHT to crowded houses. 1t is thought Confer
ence will not close TIL Wednesday We
will have, thinks very harmonious Session
We have determined to discontinue the II. Z.
Advocate, or merge it with the Nashville Advo|
cate. Yours truly. Z. U.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18
NORFOLK CONVENTION.

The Abingdon Eirginian Of The l4th says:
We have before called attention to the Inter-
nal improvement Convention to be held in
Norfolk on 1--WE tbink) the 6th of November.
There are matters of vital import, and that are
creating unusual interest in the State, to come
before that body, not the least important of
which is whether the Yir-inia improvements
shall be made subservient 70 the interests of
Baltimore or Richmond and Norfolk. All
the counties east Of Us are appointing delegates,
and it is hoped the counties of 'Little Tennes
see" viii DO likewise
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18
sg-we are pleased to direct the attention of

EH-We are pleased to direct the attention of
our readers in this vicinity to the advertisement
In another column, of the terms and course Of
education of the London Literary Institute,
which opens on the 30th inst, and would cor.
daily invite the co. operation of the citizens in
sustaining and building up system of educa-
tion here. We have the material to do it with
if our citizens only have the will. It is to the
interest of parents who have children to edu.
cate 10 put their shoulders to the wheel and
tremendously act together. The interests of
the town and country are lso identified with a
school of this character--it invites patrons from
abroad; and when well organized and sustained
will not only secure :hem, but viii adorn socie-
~, improve morals, incnlcate principles Of vir-
tue, inspire ambitious desire among the
youth to excel in literary at;ainments lin a
word, it will produce different state of things
here. Mr.. Irvine. the Principal. we understand,
is every way qualified to take charge of a
school; he is a graduate of Emory and Henry
College, Va, and has been President and
Teacher in several Literary Institutes, and from
his course of education and experience, we
doubt not would be prominently qualified to
impart instruction to the youth of our country.
The citizens we hope will make general turn
out at the meeting at the G. P. Church at 3
o'clock, of the 9Th inst, to elect Trustees for
the Instituted is their interest to do so.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18


se,y~ Below is a list Of Judges selected BY the
Commissioners, to award the Premiums al TIE
Agricultural Fair at Knoxville on the 18th and
2Gtb inst:
1t is desired that they should attend day Or
two previous to the commencement, that apPro-
pirate Committees may be arranged.
Blount County-Iames Porter. Asa Watson,
Samuel Pickens, H. Boyle, W. McTeer.
Monroe Couuty-Jas. A. Caflin, Wm. NJ.
Stakely, d. ". baltimore.
Bradley County hos. Z. Galloway, Hon.
S. A. Smith.
McMinn County-Julius W. Blackwell, W..
Keith, Gen. Raglan.
Washington County-Landon Z. Haynes
Gen. A. Z. Jackson.
Jefferson County-Obediah BOaz, VIM. r. Cass-
well, l.. D. franklin.
Sewer Couuty-John H. Cannon, DR.. Il. Ii.
Hodgsden, S. B. Henderson.
Roane Couuty-Avery Lenoir, II. l.. Welck-
err, Joseph Bird, Austin L. Green.
Granger County.-Dr. Shields, Vim. NJ.
Cooke. VIM McAnally. Octavius Voc.
Anderson Countv-Jas. Ross, Ritche Kinkaid,
Richard OLIVER, d. II. Cummings, John Whit
son.
Hamilton County-W. Williams, Capt. W.
Smith, b. Cravens, Thos. Crutchfeld.
Greene Coun,y-Wm. NJ. Lowry, Capt. D. G.
Vance.
Campbell County-Wm. Carey, Robert Nor
row, Richard Wheeler, john Kincaid, Avis
Kincaid.
Hawkins County-C. J. Mckinney; Jacob
Miller.
Carter County Alfred W Taylor
johnson County-H. p Murphy.
Sullivan County-John Rhea, Joseph Andcr
son, John S.Ganes.
Morgan County-Wm. Staples, Shadrack
Stevens, Gen. W. Girding.
Claiborne Couuty-Wm. Kinkaid, DR.. CARR
ger. Isaac Van B,bber Louis A. Garrett
Cooke County-A. E. Smith, A. J. Fletcher
Rhea County-Dr, J. W. Gillespie, Captain
James Collins.
Scott County-Allen Mcdonald, John LIE
walen Thos Chambers, n. Cross.
Knox County-John WilliamS,J E. S. Black
well, John Cooke.
C. NJ MCGHEE, Commissioners
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Knoxville, Oct. 10th, 1854.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18

H6F" "Jim'' is informed that the Free Press
is mailed to him regularly. His favor post
marked Burnsville, N. c., 18th ult., came to
hand by the overland telegraph mail line, on
the 18th inst, being tossed by the pillows Of
uncertainty only about one month. But what
Of that? We should be thankful when mail
else patience. Jim; you must remember it takes
q good deal of labor to keep the political wires
arranged at Washington these squally times
When they can get second of leisure the evils
Of which you speak may be removed. Live in
hope,'-but we "rather suspect" you will yet
have to ''die in despair
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18

EsFWe were in Cleveland on last Sabbath
and heard sermon By Bishop PIERCE. He is
truly an able preacher. The Methodist Church
was crowded from the gallery to the church
yard, notwithstanding there was preaching al
three other places in town at the same hour.-
So great was the iesire to remain that even
some of the "gay fellows" had to be formally
advised that there were ladies present who wish
ed the seats they occupied; while some of the
ladies had to go TO another Church; --but the
gentlemen were excusable, and through charity
the ladies excused theml
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18
THE SOUTH- SIDE RAILROAD.


'1This road is now finished to within three or
',ur miles of our city, and we understand will
o.obably be completed by the 10th OF this
ibnth, when the cars will make their advent in
Jr midst.
This will be an important event to LynchburG
Jan important era in its history-one pregnant
9Th bright promises and prospects for the tu-
DIRE. For the first time in our history we will
Ne placed in actual steam connection with the
sreat lines of railroads, stretching themselves
out in every portion of the union. That great
barrier -inaccessibihty- has so long al
most shut Us out from the world will be battered
down by the ";ron horse" which viii thunder to
our doors and bear us where we will. As the
bird long imprisoned, rejoices in its liberation,
and glories in its native element, so we may te-
lieitate ourselves at being delivered from an
isolation, amounting nearly to Imprisonment,
and at being blessed with almost magic faeili-
ties of intercourse with the world. What was
once the long and wearisome journey will then
be but pleasant mornings ride. The trip
which we have been accustomed to perform In
.hirty.six hours will then be made in less thar
six Lynchburg Virginian.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18
Ohio has paid off halfa million Of her state
debt since January last.

PoIIrlcAL-The following is given as the
perfected Know Nothing State ticket in New
York:
For Governor-Daniel Ullmann, City.
For Lieut. Governor-Gen. Scrogcs, Buffalo.
For Canal Commissioner-Josiah B. Will
Jams, Ithaca.
For Prison Inspector-James P. Saunders,
Peekskll.
Mr.. UHmann is s"Silvcr Grey" Scroggs, is
"Hard." Saunders "Soft," and Williams is
Seward" The Express says the use Of j. W.
Savagc's name by the Convention was without
that centeman's knowledge or consent. Touch
ing this ticket the Journal Of Commerce says:
GAS between him and Myrop H. Clark, the
Saratora Platform Seward Wing candidate for
Governor. there is not room for a moments
hesitation
The Express says-under the head Of "At
Sea-"
The "Know Nothings" have put the ship of
state on a new track. Mr.. Ullmann. as on old
Whic. will doubtless receive thousands of Wing
votes and. as a Know Nothing thousands of
votes more. 1fthe reports are correct OF the
strength of those from whom he has received
nomination, the vote for him must be very
large ene-and one so large that the result be-
/ comes. exceedingly doubtful. Mr.. Bronson s
last letter will operate as two edged sword
/ He will lose some Temperance votes thereby
and gain great vote from those who are op.
nosed to the Prohibotarv Liquor Law. We hear
of great many old Wings who mean also TO
vote for Bronson, and some who will vote for
Sevmour,-and of Temperance Democrats in
turn WHO will vote for Clark"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-18

"WnL THE SyxoD MEET THIS FALL?"-We
guess not. As there was not quorum present
at the proper time and place, there cannot be a
constitutional meeting until the General As
sembly issues its orders, and appoints : time,
place, &c.
As to hAving an irregular meeting, it might
involve some legal question of Importance, in
case of litigation. as the Synod holds funds to
the amount of some $4,000 Presbyterian
Witness, Knoxville.