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Northern and Southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &c,

Northern and Southern Express
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
Via Savannah.
ETAYIEG been appointed Agentfor the above Company
at Nashville respectfully inform the citizens of Mid
die Tennesse that this Company Expresses from New York
and Philadelphia by the Regular Line of Mail steamers to
Savannah and have concluded their arrangements with the
Central Rail Dad, Macon L Western Western & Atlantic,
East Tennessee Georgia, and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad aud running daily Messengers on all the
above roads This will enable the Company to bring Goods
Erorh from New York to Nashville in six dsys, and the
charges Will exceed that of Expressing from New York
70 Louisville.
The Company will also forward Specie, Bank Notes,
Drafts Bills for collection &c Also every description oi
Merchandise and Vsluabes Northern cities and all inter
mediate places the above Roads.
rOv4-lv 4. HAhlbTON.
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DIR. J. w. GRAY
OFFICE No. O. Cherry street. opposite Judge Catrnns
J and next door to Dr.. b. ". Hall. Residence City
Hotel jan29 '54-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-20

TO THE PUBLIG.
WYE are now receiving the largest and hes. selected
w stock kof
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered ia this market We Offering extra induce
euts TO all CASH puactUal buyers knowing that many
persons will be nducet to purchase their goods for cash.
when they can gain an advantage thereby.
We buy our goods mostly from package houses, which
enables Oer buyers great advantages in the
oflow prices and good styles
s5 Country Merchants viii find cur stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeLanes herEos, Ri
bons and many other desirable goods suited to er rads
"a very lew prices.
Rich Paid Striped Silks; Super Black S1lSs;
Isrinos; Muslin
DeLanes; SATIN LGiaez
French English MeTinOs; Union UaUIHSks with
Black Bombaziues; Tassels, Gimps Corn!ce:
Alapaccas: Bonnet Ribbons,
Menno DeLGnes; Back Oolored Ne!TeS
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves: Super French Cloths;
Collars; Casslae7es;
Muslin Fancy YeshnGg;
Muslin Habit & Sleeves; lambs Wool shirts;
Emb'd & cold linen Cam Hk'ishetlnO
White J. cold SILK Tuiles; Gloves and HdE'is;
Jackonet i Swiss FouuCngs; CTaYats and ScaTs;
White Goods all kinds; Brown Canton Flannes
Sst,inetts all qualities Black ="
Jeans 4" Ticking. all qualities
Tweeds " Prnts,
Flannels Glnghams,
Plaid Linsays Irish Linen. "
Blch'd shestings, auqualiHes; Table Linens, " !;
DOmestcs =" Ir1iitEg, "
BrsVu Domestics Super led Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles sach usually kept in
"best class Dry Goods houses. We invite buyers 70
anime our stock and Judge for themselves ofhs induce
uents we offer. y. \. j. q. Hci.ELLA&D.
sept6 Metropolitan Store Nos . and 50 College 81.
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FRESH ARIlIYALs,

FRESH ~ n G4Ss
IUST received per New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
81 burg steamers the following articles which Of
erng low for cash. County Merchants and dealers gene
Ially will do we'll 10 call and examnei0r themselves
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 doz Brooms;
50 do Laguyrs do; 1,00J kegs Pure Lead;
200 bbls prime Moassess2G0 90 10 do;
I50 u bbls do do; $50 casks best English Soda;
$50 bids Sugars, all grades; 90 bags Race Ginger
[oafCrushed and Powdered Sugars, assortment;
IS bags Pepper; 10 chests Teas assorted;
Is do Spice 80 bbls soda Crackers:
10 terces fresh Rice; 50 do BUTter do
loo boxes iisisins: Cotton Vans assorted;
so boxes Cod Fish: 2grUS5 Wash Boards.
90 do Herring; = nests Tubs
20 bbs Maekere!i Casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers; do Sgns[ta BRANDY.
10 cases fresh Sardues; DO de-;
25 boxes Pickles, assorted; do Madeira Vine:
bbs BrimstOae do Sherry do;
10 do Alum; 10 90 Pom GO;
$50 bags fine Salt, 23 bbis Wine:
l DeTniIohns, a:s'd sizes; 40 < b5s : Il W me;
10 trails Almonds; % bbi5 Holland Gun
10000 Cigars, brands; 80 co american Brandy;
300 boxes prime Cheese; 80 do Old bour Whisky;
90 do Quart Flasks; SO do Old Aonong Goi
$50 do Pint do; 25 DO Old Rye do;
SO do Fluted Tunblers, ss;2G0 co Recuned do;
200 kegs Nails, assorted; 20 do Old Peach Brandy
30 boxes fine Tobacco, assoc Te2ns Crown, Medium,
sorted brands AID d. {. Paper.
100 !! aad Il boxes Raisirs,
Together with all other articles usually kept in our line
Call at NICH0L PEACOCK,
sug24 Corner Of Church and Market SITS
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United States HHaiE Lime

EET YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACEEES SElI- WEEKLY
NashrilIe, 1890 tons, II. Berry Commander.
EIavion. .Gg2 tons, }. Foster, Commander.
.IGs. Adgcg, 1900 tc1z, S. c. Turner Commander
97UtEsrrcr. J. 600 tcas, Thos. Evan, Commander.
.-..-z. LEAVES AagsTs Vas-Tsa, every Weenes'
- .-L Es- and SATURDAY. af.s- ,hs arIlvsl og the
sSs.s..44-.ts.=--. 5a-z from iae south ana y 4st
TacSg i-teanslr5 we're all built for Tie Line ard tor
Esfsl7 o7uy-. EP5oaare unriva.isc on t1e COST
u79,lst 7s.h every llxurv. Attentive and cour.
,ssrs Conn. nagrs viii nsU-e Travellers Of this Line
sverv n5a..55o c1--l-t and accommodation.
Calm pass ....s...'.. .e%O'
Ec- !-e-L Or .a-ss, tav-aE elegant S!a'e hOota Ae'
HENRY MUSHROOM.
Charleston 5. 9.
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WINTER BOOTS & SHOES.
~ ENT'S Superior stitched Calf ". p. Boots.
III Judged as a"
Stout Calf Cork sole 4"
Calf y welt
Thick Sole " P. Shoss.
Super Pump Sole Dress Calf Boots
With 8 large assortment Of Boys Youths b Chidrsls
Calf and Kip Boots.
just opened and for sale at the lowest prices.
RAhAGE & CHURCH,
del5 4a College Street.
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE sEAsONI

GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASONg
TUST received from New York
O Copper and Iron Coal Scut,es and Vases ysry eezsos
large sortnent Of Tea Trays. various stylss,
Richly cut and polished FIRE Iroas, in sets;
Stands for hre-irouS, ali patterns;
Handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers,
Dixo1's fine Britannia Tea Sett
Carved Bread Trenchers and Knives:
Copper aud Block Tin Tea Kettles:
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do Coffee Greeques
Soup Tureens and Ladies. Coffee Urns;
Toilet Setts Of Foot Tubs, Sop Jar and Water CsgIsr
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers Napkin Rings;
Table Mats Sugar Nippers, Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps Iron Kitcken Lamps;
Crumb Brushes Plate Brushes, busting Brushes;
Hearth Brushes and Brooms, Feather busters.
Foot Sc, aoers, Dog Irons. Fire Carriers:
Door Mats of various kinds and st very low prless
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bouy, Cocoa and Hor1 handles
Beef CaTvers Bread knives, Cooks Knives;
Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets Work Baskets.
Cedar Buckets, Cburns, Water Cans, &C. Sc,
Wooden Ware Of all descriptions;
sauce Pans from half pint upwards.
| Iron do, lined with zinc ard enansed
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg Whips and CAuras:
Butter MOulds. Sifters salt Stamps;
| Pie Plates Of sl psttsrns Bstser-C AZ e.nz.
Cake Boxes, Tea CsniSters;
Patent and PLAIN Sad Irons; Toy ssd Irous;
Japanned Ware Of ali kind:
Nurse Lamps, eomplets for ladies' and inTs6d,.
0aeheGrs Lamps Tor heating water naksg cOSes %
"eare constantly receiving from New York accssssons
to stock OF House furnishing 0oos and e sunnv Al
short notice any articles 70 Be fcsDd in his siy
nov % snow, MACKENZIE co.
%ENrs sUPEK srLICH'D BOOTS,
| SUPER Calf stitch'd BoOts;
| y do do Sew'd do;
/ do do Pump Sole Dress Boots;
do do W Stitch q AID SeW'd Boots
| do do Cork Sole Boots;
| do do Pegd W BoOSS.
Just opened By RAAAGE CHURCH.
| n1sls 80 Colie0s srssk
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VOL. XXVI-
UNION AND AMERICAN.
cgTIcE-cosTEa CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.


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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
81 GoLD STREET, New YoRx.
NB-I. g. & Co. have recently published, and have
now for sale the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Steph-
ems Of Edinburgh and the late Prof. Norton OF Yale Col
ege New Haven complete in vols, royal octave, con-
taning 1900 pages IA s'ee and 6v0 wood engravngs-
Price n muslin binding So.
- This sg5rb is NOR tie OF Boot Of The Farm,
lqtely REsuscIrATED and thrO~n upon hs7GTke.
cecZ2tf
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MNrER MR1RpISC

Just received and opening this day large invoice ol
81 elegant Satns and Cloth Cloaks and Tslmas Of he
latest Paris styles Also supsr Square aud Long Shsws
al low prices, al McCLELLANDS
Metropolitan Stoss,
noTlI No. 81 and IS College stress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-20
Premium Boot and Shoe Manufactory

JAMES W. HAMILTON CBES FULLER
HAMILTON :: FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & EH0z HANUFECEoRT,
Corner Market and Spring Streets Nashville Sc N
WYE would inform friends and the public ttst
w are still at old stand On Market street, where
we have hand, and are manufacturing, much beaOr
assortment Of work than have before offered 10 Tho
public consisting IN part of the following kinds:
Men. superlns French Calf Boots and Ga .ars:
Men and Bows I'm. Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties;
MEMS, Boys and Youths Calf s1d Kip Boots, wafer
Mems, and Boys KIP and Thick Boots, double aud sin
Men, Bows and Youths Zip sboss d2aS's sad sin
gle solPs;
Double Sole Negro Brogsus;
House Servants Shoes, heavy s1jiight:
Youths aud Childrens coarse auG tine .,3o65:
ALSO
Ladies' and Misses qaf Boots s'rod aad P'sgsd,
French No. q"
Tsnpjco
French Morocco Boots
sewed and psgged.
We are making our owi work from select stock. and in
good styles and every part q the workmanship
Prices lo4c ard Uniform.
- Work made to order. Alsa, repairing promptly
and NEATLY done. ~
ianlI-ly HAMILTON FULLER.
NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER COMPANY
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND 100 CEDAR sTRErT,
NEW YORK.
.rANTFAOTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
l{s in all kinds Of Rubber Goods made under Charles
fioodvears Patent consisting Of Me5s Wonen's Misses
and Childrens Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats, Cloaks
Oreralls Combs Stay and Dress Bone Dolls Doh He2ds
Balls Toys, Whips, Tes'hing Rngs, Syri7ges, Beast
Tbs shove Company would ,oIca call from their fneads
' jys:Is@ JOHNSON LETsoY. Pras,
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TLOUR.-lo0 Lbls Logan Muls for szIe BY
septi4 NcCKEA 4 TERRASS.
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY Of SURGF
CAL INSFRJAlEN
SNTRETCH 0i.t have just received by E1Pr' ss, &
= large lot OF fine Irstramslts, consisting ia PaT' OF the
following, viz:
Silver Spring Lancsts;
German anG Brass Spring Laucets;
Glass SpecUums,
Paysicisn's Pocket cases Of Y!S's
OfIaS.luns1tE
CJppiBg Instruments
Fine 5 eel Scales with Glass PR5s
Evans Genuine 1huno Laacsts'
CEtErsct instruments.
Uvuls Scissors
Eonsi Instruments;
Autsc Flexible Boug.es;
ScaIitcaoTs
Horse PAegmG;
JOuTniqu=.s;
plssecr Dg Instruments OF all szo and price;
Together large lot OF other Instruments sutsbie
f0T PhTsic,ans and students. AL Of which will be sold
( 81 q small aeTzlc. upon Eastern cost By
STRETCH & ORR, Druggists
dec5-tf Corner College Union ST., Nashvi lie
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HUDSON & DOLFINGkR,

III UFdJI JEELtS UF
JEWELRY A SD SfiV &RTARE.
CO Fourth Street, Near iiRin, louisville, Ky.
TTNHANkFUL torpEsr Avo-s, would most 10 -pect
fully inform the trade and dealers generally, thatwe
are now prepared 70 manufacture Spoons Forks ladies'
Piiehsys Goblsts Cup, Masonic, Ode Fellows and Sons
o. Temperance Jewels &c. &C., tie most reasonable
terms.
Hlyug lately gone to considerable expense in fitting up
steam p1er Gu c0uii suly assert taot our prces "l
fv. rably compare VI n those c. the Eas'e-n cities
OrGsrs from distance promptly attended 10.
Old Gold aud Silver takeu IN exchange u the highest
prices. novz5-om;
.s-Nashvile Union copy months and send Ol To this
nffcn - k..,. Ill Lss-n--nt
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Fare RGduced!y

CABIN PAs5aaE FROM CHARLESTON
ID NEW YORK,
TIVE ~ DOL l. 4 L :.
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TE;E-HE;5-IsEy NASHVILLE AND C;.ARKS

Ifst- - Bss-EsLE = NASHVILLE AND EsIAkSfhSt
VILE. PACKET.
TIRE popular ard truly neat light draUcA. r4rs -
Passenger and Fic 81. Steamer Aida " rss5l{.ss
J. HAaAgE, AsSrgr aaYIu- been purchased Ess-ssa
ClusiTs!y t3T toe above tTsGs, viii sOCu tle
water permits commence her regular trips above snd
70 ali lnierna5iae l-ndUgs aud respectfully s3cits the
public patronage. Intending make mouhlr arrange.
men at Clsrksviils fer arCe al Feighs will la con.
veyad without extra charge for same.
Due notice viii hegITsn Of the DAYS Of departure.
6eeI7-6mo Y HARUsoy AIT
U, ). Nal Packet 0zes Nc. -, .'ToztsI
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HTAETILLAS.--Ws have q large and handsome e.
VI soCne1t Of AsntEs; embracing al tbs novelties q
the season, consisting Of
Embroidered Applies sn 4 Lscs Ginmsd AaR4Gss,
Embroidered Muslin MaatiliaS
Grape ShsHls Gsd Lace Scarfs.
STEVENSON WHITE,
msr2s Sc. College 81
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British Periodicals.
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The present critical state of European affairs will render
these publications unusually interesting during the forth
coming year. They will occupy middle ground betwee
the hastily written newstems crude speculaons, and fly
ing Of the daily Journal and the ponderous Tone
of the future historian written ser the living interest
exctsmen; Of the great political events of the time sha
have passed away 1t is to these Periodicals that rea3e
NUT look for the only really integbs and reliable hso
" Of current events and such in addition to their well
established literary, scientific, and theological character
urge them upon the consideration Of the reading public
~ Arrangements now permanently made for th'
receipt of Early sheets from the British Publishers BY
which we enabled to place all our Reprints in
the hands Of subscribers s"' as soon as they can be u-
nished with the foreign pies Although this involves
very large outlay cur IT. ball continue to furnisl
the Periodicals at the loT as heretofore, viz
Per ann
For anv ono Of the four Reviews. So o.
For suy two of the four Reviews. ............. 500
For any three of the four RsvieWs ........... TOO
For all four of the Reviews. SOC
For Blackwood's Magazine. 8UC
For Bisckwnod and three Reviews. ............ TO-
For Blaekwood and the four Reviews 100
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SLU CGsELG-
90 y DAGS new E'0 Coffee fresh importation iust
AOO received FROM Ne" Orleans f"rs.is 6y.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF
PUTNAM COUNTY. /

CiRculT CouRr.-Terms-E Eighteenth day OF
April aud September. NHyy##. ri ....~fH|.
JupGE-Geo. w. Summers.
CLERK-H. II. F0rbs. M III. e., Us
PRosEcuTISd ATTcRSEY-zJ.< n :. Couch
CouSrY CoyGT.-- Terms = Fourth Monday
in ench montli.-and QnartefR Tetms in uneJ
and November. X i. H III NJ an. I'M l..
! Prrs:prso Jrsrrer--A.Hw, ifsnafsy. Fiji
CI.FHE-H HIN Forbes. X, \ TT r..
PRosEtUTlNG ArTeHSEF.-+j H,Eoach.
SnEmFR--N y Bowyer& 3M..
MAGnrRA rEsf- First District II J (. &BawytI,
I'D. Surbahgh, TX Sunns .anA a IW. nar>lstI
fecond Disttiet--P McChplistet. 4 ", N
Thompson, W. Forl andhJ kenn ri 9E9re
Distr.ct--W. A .Alexandf NJ J. Foster, 4 SID
rell, and j smith. Fourth Di.viet,-Ct AP
Br"wn, VIM. o. Carter. and w. Thomas. x
Fifth DISTRICT ashingt, D, r L. Harvey
J. Koutz, d. ]. Martin aud VIM. Atkeson.
County SuRyEYoR.-J. Il. Crawford. "
COMMISSIONER OF RtvESU N. llandley.
CoxsTABLEs.--tirs t Bistrict--J. Hounnan
Second District--W. Grass. Third Dstr CT
- Foster. Fourth pisttict--J CIaig. i II
tn District-A. Asbury. Me-
0vERsEtRs or THE PoeR. r. Ewindier,+ 9
Conner, T. E. Erwin, J. Harrison, and J. Wal
ton.
0oaoxEa. Wolf.
ScHooL. CoMMissIoNEaS.-H II. FORKS, Su
perintendant II J. Bowyer, Al. W handley, A
Ellis, G. Conner, w. A. Alexander, j. Craig
| s. Hereford, and J. vandan.
| COMMISSIONERS IN CnANcEkY.-H. n. Forbe
for Circuit Court, and J. w. Hoge for Count!
Court. Jew
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-24
II \ PROSPECTUS on THE
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN,

WYE. this day, commence the publication
wv Of an Independent, Political Literary
and Agricultural Newspaper The object 81
the paper will be 10. promote the interest, as
far rs withinus lies, Ofthat people with whom
our lot is cast. #l .GE#II# III
We shall advocate the principles OF the great
American Party. as promu gated blythe Patri
OTIS and Sages ofthe ReyolItion. pfantingHonr.
selves upon the hr1ad q 4 tLss
hon ct the United States Believing THAT
those principles are the only true ones upon
which the Government should BIZ administered,
we shall evefbe found fearlessly andiaitbfnl
~ battling {or them. FI#EI<
K In differing with others, we lao so honestly,
and hope that wc shall otIbe prescribed for our
opinions willing that al shall exercise per
feet freedom az Thought, and act as1shcy may
deem most conclusive u \ be interest Of the
country. .fkS5 gEt@4f i74 H
Though the leading object of the REPrB-
Tic is, viii be Political. YET a large portion
N II Wal BIZ dcVated to d Misccl laneous De-
d ,lsn@nt, u which particular atten.ion will be
paid Tie ladies will always I'D tnyour col
,,ti,n, The choices, selection afF Tales, &c !,
II IN ;Lc current Literature cf Ithc day.S
The superiority Of our location Is such aswil
enable US 10 present the latest Foreign ant
Domestic News; and the Farmer and Mechanic
will,aIways find 10 correct report Of the lates'
Markets. sl.H #fEE b4EEI i Ft5 Eas8 H
TEaMs:-The Republican is issued weekly.
on q large double medium sheet. ~ the prizes
ofSi 5 per .taf sti city Fn advance. nn
> ,id in advance, S2.5s, Will bel charged 10 al
cases at the eni pf The year. "
HUTCHINSON AIwETzEL;
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PARTY LEADERS.
ny rIlos. q. nALpwIN.

:. ny TIioS. O. BALDWIN,. ..... |.
Author Of '"The Flush Times Of Alabama and
i - -. MssisSirpl.H f. - j. !
TI>HlS book consists ofpoliticoi bograpnica
Sketches OF Jefferson and Hamilton, John
Randolph OF Roanoke, and Jackson and Clay,
embodying an outline OF the political history
Of the United States, and Incidental mention,
more or. less extended, Of Patrick Henry, John
AdafnS, Mad son aud n large number 81 Amer
can tatcsn%"n. u is ir''mp sed 81 hree ~,
met articles the fir, IL v9t 4" eilcfsnsI md
N AMI lun, The seculr' u Rard,Fp>, and the
d'.er I" Jackson nd Ga The IA, US p"b:
~ ,re or.s.!eM i.tral j s5enger, but has
tc,u revl$ 4 an enlarged by the author.-
Tic o,hels arr n W Tor the first lime in pr Mt.
The book will be Of about the size Of the
"FluSh Tunes and will be neatly goi up ~
every respect. II will be issued as soon as Il
can be hurried through the press. ..#
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book will be sent by mail, pre- paid TO an!
address in the United States. K II 'Itt
The articles will also be published separate
ly, at SO cents each, which can be RENTED II
post age stamps. - r. . I. E"t4.-
Booksellers will be supplied at The custom i
ry discount. =: IF f. H.. d, "H+.t
Responsible agents wanted to sell this book
on liberal commission, in every Town IN III
United States. The attention Of gentlemen
who are getting subscriptions 10 other works
is respectfully invited TO this u ~
Aliorders win receive prompt attentions
Address, &C. BALDWIN,
/ Pub. No. ., Astor House, N. Y. City.
~ Editors in Virginia, Alabama, and Mis-
sssipp,, who will publish the above, and sen
me copy of The adveri sement in their paper
will receive BY mail copy Of the book. -. \
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For the "star Of the Kanawha Valley"
4 To the Democracy. i -

Inorder to secure tho triumph the
democratic ticket at the approachis eiee-
ton, lit must be apparent to everyone who
will consider, for a moment, to comni-
nations against which they he TO CON
tend. thai thorough orr patton Of the
party throughout the Stale,ndt especially
! thbseI cYrnicb .! trans, :es5heny' y OF
| tbs nj nnst irot,or.arrS We have allwit.
nebscl, at some perioTp' CUR observation,
! the tdell overthrow id d+teat OF power
i'll mhjofities by q, united efforts Of an
Iinconkidcrblc It we!l-traiacd, active
and vigiiant mi'rlty:. i :.
Such q resu, would DC extremely NOR
tifyins/to thu democracy Of Virginia at
this time; Vt, without proper organiza.
ton ANA stive exertion upon their part,
such wp be the ipcvitab bic result. Il
Should DC bornein mind that it is no small
or asigniEc1nt minority against which
vi have 10 contend, but u minority pos.
lsessed Eof all the elements necessary to
make bold and vigorous campaign-pos.
sessed Of means which will be used by
them with zeal and energy worthy Of a
better cause. Hsving aforementioned
By repeated defeats, and despairing Of sue.
cess under their old name, they have rea
Oily assumed that Of Know Nothings, and
under this cognomen, hope to- delude and
mislead- % sufficient number of unsuspec-
ting democrats. to defeat the true deinoc.
racy, aid gain a temporary ascendency in
this old Commonwealth of ours. 1t there.
fore behooves the democracyin each coun.
ty to organize without delay, and proven,
their old enemy in disguise from making
a diyision in their ranks. INatiyism, Ca:
tholicism and many other devices will be
sresorted 70 to deceive and mislead but be
we'll assured that these questions have no.
thing to do with the approaching election
or is results. Il Is the old struggle II
which you have been long and fercely en-,
gagged. The coming contest is to be tough,
with your old enemy in disguise. 0ul
fathers, in the infancy Of this Republic
defeated him undef the name Of Federal
lists, aud their children have done 50 re
peatedly under that Of National Republic
ans, and more recently that Of Wigs
Believe me, fellow democrats, II you an
bat true to those principles which yos
hold sacred and dear, and for which yoi
have 50 long and successfully commended
yeu will achisvs over him again. on hi