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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-30
THE KNOW NOTHINGs

THE KNOW NOTHINGS
ARE STOPPING FOR s,r A FEW DAYS AT THE
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
MAINE STREET, NORTH OF THE COURT HOUSE.
Franklin, Tennessee,
(WHICH again open for the reception of visitors and
w tt undersigned faters himself he will be able to
please all who NAV favor him with their patronage. The
table will be supplied with the very best the market affords
The wants of the horse will be fully supplied by careful
and experienced ho'tler TRY y9' 3E moderate
With little encouragement am determined to make it
first class Hotel. n. c. DAVID,
oct4 Proprietor,
NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
TWO miles North of the city. betweP me Gallatin and
Louisville Branch Turnpikes anG the line of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The Proprietor has for sale collection OF the best va
riety of FRUIT TREES offered in Tennessee; among
which will be found APPLES. PEARS PEACHES,
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APRlCOTS, NECTARlNES, &c,
large and we-roOted and s0dJrG'itfd true TO name
Also, Evergreen and Decduous Ornamental Trees and
Sbubbery.
Trees aud Plants will be put up in good order and de-
liveIes, # desired. at any point IN Nashville
Call at the Nursery, or send in your orders Address
L. C. LISHY,
jan8-dw&wIts Nashville, Tenn.
J. DUNCAN & co. have just received su:
"A periOr assortment of Domestic Goods manufactured
"Sylvan Mills by Messrs. Gilleans Co, and the
agents for the sale of all their manufactures Nov
Best Tennessee" Bed Ticking;
Aigh-cOlOred Ginghams;
do Paids for Servants Dresses;
Apron Checks 2x2 and AKA;
Brown Cotton Plaids, &c, &c.
Which they will sell established prices, BY the bale
piece. A. J. DUNCAN CO,
jams No, 70 Public Square.
CILk AND RIBBONS.-Black and Fancy coors
CSk Velvet Ribbons assorted widths just received and
for sale at wholesale, by
dec2S A. MORRISON Il co.
TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
w Z are offering for sale two neat dwellings on
w Cherry Street. South Nashville EBch house contains
FIVE rooms kitchen DC
The lot each House 40 feet fronb by los deep. We
offer each house and fer about what the improvements
cost.
TERNs-l pa years with interest for paper secured
10 the satisfaction of the owners and lien retained.
Call on LINDSLEY CROCKETT
dees-sf G So College Street.
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/ y late arrivals
Bleached Domsstcs and Drings;
Brown d"
Fancy Prints;
New Style Dress Goods
Cassmeres. Cloths, Satinets and Jeans;
Heavy Woolens, Blankets Flannes &c,
which Will be sold extreme low prices to close out the
stock preparatory for the Spring trade.
DUNCAN, MORGAN Il co
Nov % No. 20 Public Square.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. IL Cedar Street.

NO. IT Cedar SIrecIs
Five doors from Public square,
WHLRE may he found choice and well select Ia
w ed stock Of ia
Cloths, CaSsimereS, and Vestings,
Of the latest and most beautiful patterns all Of which will
be made up 90 order m the fashionable STYLE and at
as short be done ia anv city IN the Union
and aprprices 10 suit the times.
Having received my entire stock of Goods for the F.,
and Winter seasons and beng satisfied that they are by
far the han6somesr Goods brought to this market on
examination isregueSed before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made CIothing,-Coats, Pants and Vest, If
nUkipds A fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Sis and Megino UndershIrs Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
peuders Cravats Pocket HandkerchefS, Silk aud Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c.
- Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
and examine T.JH0UGH,
sauo-tf Agent
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TUE Hydromagen is valuable discovery for pro.si,,
Il the feet from damp cold and iheFec<e ,,revs1ts
tive OK many Lung Diseases withCut any doctoripg -
ever. The HydrOmsgen is in the form Of snls ma -
inside the boot shOe. Its medieate6 character IL
erful antidote to diseases P"
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable w., -.
healthy TO wear IN the coolest raniest vesthe- - -,
foot cannot become wet il the Hydromagsu is inscrd
Ladies may wear the ghtest soed boots or sbees - -
most lnclsment weather with impunity; while CoDs1r~,
ton, so prevalent among the young Of our country p
thwarted by their general adoption Tbev sntr.ir -
esfe Orerstoes as the latter cause the feet 10 ari
very unhealthy manner; and, besides are not dlBrs,s
wear 70 pedestrians 10 lcy weather, lie india rbbers-
While the latter cause the feet to appear extTenav I
the Hydromagen, being thin slice of corr rrerS-
peculiarly placed inside does not increase the size al IT,
boot. the foot t0appear untidr To Children Ss
extremely valuable, they may engage in exerrs
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense is 50 sbt
10 need mention besides, those who patroB
them viii find their ysarly dOet0rs 6sLs mach DIMINISHED
thereby.
AS the Hydromsgen is becoming more known Its sale Il
increasing to almost incredible exert Isst year in
London, Manchester Birmio CHAM, Liverpool GLASGOW
Leeds, Dublin, Paris Antwerp, Hamburger, arc Berlin
our sales reached 1872 $50 pairs CarE S0les This yeaT
the number viii far su-pass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value a. IA proven
tative of CoUGHs Cons, BKOScHITIs ASTHMA fhd Coz
SUMPTION
MES's SIZE, pr. pair, So CzNIs.
LADIES DO do 80 do.
BOYs & M1ssEs'do % DO
NoTICE-FTOm the Retail Price We make very liberal
allowance to JObbers and Wholesalers so that av store
keeper may make tine prodt their sale while they az
an article that may be kept in any store among any class
Of goods;
For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.
sept Il 54-d&w3m. IS Ann Street, New York
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General Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GA,
WILL give special attention the sales OF Cotton To-
w baccO, Flour, Bacon and GRAIN other produce
consigned them to the forwarding of same Eastern
ports.
The great reduction of freight Cotton, Tobacco Pork
&c TO Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route
ee advertisement of the Savannah road eqUang per
Bale Cotton and proportionab on other produce added
the low of commission aud other expenses at S-
vannah renders that present the best Atlantic market in
the country.
Our returns of sales vii be prompt.
Freight Cotton to Savannah ........76c. p 100 lbs
do Tobacco do .............76c do
ortI2-dHW6m
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ENGLISH CATTLE.

To Agricultural Societies and others requiring the best
L Breed Cattle from England, embracing
FINE BLOOD HORSES, STRAIGHTFORWARD CATTLE,
with Deyons, Hereford Ayrshire and Aldernv COWS.
ALS0.-Fne SOuthdown, Cotswold's and leicester
SHEEP.
ALS0.-Sutfolk, Essex and Berkshire SWINE. I'm.
ported on Commission by
MesSrs. TH0S. BELTS & BROTHERS
Every information with regard terms and shipments
If Stock America, will be strictly attended by apply
ng 10 Z. G.. EASTMAN, Nashville Tenn. e24
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THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN


THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT
rs the best Pain Killer in the world entirely vege
table 100 900 boxes annually sold in Tennessee and
Alabama Its virtues have stood the test of Time
G. Mountain Salve Burns.
g. Mountain Salye cures Cancers
G.. Mountain Save cures Sore Eyes.
Il Mountain Salye cures Itch.
G. Mountain Save cures Feons
G. Mountain Salve cures Scald Head
G. Mountain Salve cures Nettle Rash,
q Mountain Salve uIs
g. Mountain Salve orns.
q. Mountain Salye caldS
g Mountain Salve cures Salt Rheum
G. Mountain Salve cures Sores
q. Mountain Save cures Flea Bites.
q. Mountain Salve cures Whows
q. Mountain Salve cures Ulcers
G. Mountain Salve cures Warts
G. Mountain Salve cures Sore Nipples
G. Mountain Salve cures Sites.
G.. Mountain Save cures Testers.
G, Mountain Save cures Rngworm.
c. Mountain Salve cures ScuTvy.
G. Mountain Salve cures BuniOns.
g. Mountain Salve Sore Lips
G, Mountain Save sures Spider Sings.
G.. Mountain Salve cures Shingles.
g. Mountain Save cures Eruption.
G. Mountain Salve cures Mosquito Bites
G. Mountain Salve cures Chlblains.
G Mountain Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
g. Mountain Sslve cures Wens.
g. Mountain Salve cures Sore Ears
T. Mountain Salve Flesh Wounds.
q. Moultain Salve cures Piles
G. Mountain Save cures Bruises
g. Mountain Save cures Chapped Hands.
g. Mountain alive cures Sprains.
G. Mountain Salve Swelled Nose.
G. Mountain Save cures Erysipelas
G.. Mountain Save cures Lame Wrist
Bites of VenomOus Reptiles instantly cured by this
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
Every mother with children and all heads of Families
should keep box in the cupboard the Shelf handy
use in case of accident. Price % cents per box.
Putup in large sized metal boxes, with engraved
wrapper.
Sod in the United States and Canada BY all vendors of
Patent Medicines Druggists of the country stores
and by every Druggist IN Nashville, and by
ALIEN MACKENZIE,
oct20 Gen1 Agent for the GIsefenberg Company.
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II. n. C. CARTER
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WE have yet hand about TWENTY e%Hk
w FIYEFiNE CARRIAGES ROCKWAYS Esse
AND BUGGIES of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior Workmanship all which we
determined TO sell at some price other in the next
ninety days. All who want Bugges cheap come along.
MYERS ( CARTER, SO, Market st
aug. II. B. Opposite Nash lie Inn.
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TO HOUSE-KEEPERS-
CLOTHES Baskets Clothes Hampers &c;
~ Market Baskets, Tubs Pals, Piggins, DC;
Wool, Manila, Jute and Gras Mats;
Coffee Mills, Urns Roasters and Filterers;
Tea Potts. Urns Daddies and Tea Balls
Rice Boilers, Knife Boxes Knife Washers;
Fine, medium and common Table Cutlery,
SilverPated Gobets, Walters and Pitchers;
.. Candesticks Shutters and Trays;
"a Casters, Spoons and Forks;
Fine, medium and common Walters and Trays
Soup Tureens, Steak Dishes, Chatting do;
BroDzed Iron Hat Racks;
Fire Iron Stands. &c; Fire Dogs;
, Umbrella do; Water FltereTs
With many other articles suitable for HOuseksapprs
Just received and for sale low for cash, by
noy2S A. MORRISON co,
House Furnishing Store, Square and Deaderck St
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H. n. MYERS
A. G. CARTER
SELLING AT COST.

WE have hand three fine Coaches nS8Ssn
w four fine Rockaways for four SIX zsElS-l5.ss
persons and ten fine Bugges of them with two seats
all which will sell for less than cost either for cash
credit. Persons wanting Carriages for nothing vii
please Gala nd them at No. 50 North Market street
opposite the Nashville Inn.
oct3-tf MYERS & CARTER
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CONE ONE. CONE ALL!
W. a. n J. q. McCLELLAND,
AT THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 81 and So.
JTAVE hand the most magnificent assortment of ele
Il CANT Rich Goods offered in this market DIR
stock heavy goods is also very complete and at prices
that fail please Many Of these goods have beens
secured within the past few DAYS aad having been bought
greatly less than cost of imp feel no decacy IN
saying that give greater satisfaction III prices than
can be found in any other heuSe in the city Strangers
buying goods in this market, Will money By calling
and looking at our STOCK at MeCLELLAEDS
octlq Nos "A on5 Es CnlIo,o Straat
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RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAyAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.

RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAVAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.
- e u "a
FIRST CLASS
DOCKS AND STATIONARY, Boots Shoes and
ID Hats, Bottled Liquors and Oils, Camphene and
Spirits. TuEpentine in casks or barrels, Carpet
ings, China-and Glassware, Cigars, Conleeton-
cry, Cocks,t Cutlery, in boxes and cases. Dry
Goods n'Soxes and bales, Drugs, Fruit Trees
and Shrubbery, Tin Ware, Teas and Spices
Furs and Garden Seeds, Glass and locking
Glasses pilates at oEner's r;Ss, Oysters in cans
and jars, Ssddlery per 100 lbs............. 81 10
SECOND CLASS,
HARDWARE, Except cutlery heavy Castings and
Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes
Cordage, Tobacco in boxes, Carriage Springs
and Axles, Leather in rolls and lIaes Oils in
barrels or Cesks Queensware in crates OF casks
Rice, Zinc, Whiting, Plaster Of Paris &C. rer
SPECIAL RATES.
BOXES OF FURNITURE, Pianos Carriages (box.
ed,) and other light articles no. enumerated
also CarbOys of Acids, viii be taken az actual
weight, but charged double first class rates 81 >
PRODUCE, &c
COTTON and Leaf Tobacco in hhds, (per loo lbs) IS
OoisN, per DuSIel =
BARRELED PORK, (per 100 lbs. E............. SO
BAGGlNG AND ROPE, (per 100 lbs. ............ 30
81 Any articles not Grated he charged al rates
of analogous articles. WAL N. WADLEY
sept2o-5m. General Superintendent
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NOTICE is hereby given that have this day sold out
~ M entire interest in the firm of II. >. FRENCH L
SONS to h. s. j. c. FRENCH who become responsible
for all the liabilities of the firm of II s French Sons and
who alone authorized to receive dues settle the bu
siness of the firm.
sep25 "a l. II. FRENCH.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT,
aon 70 hent Tor two years the place which now
'e, ies from Nashville the Murfrecsboro' Turn
Pike containing 40 acres, DO As acres cleared is
beautiful place Apply at No, So Cedar Street
Bow KEGS ". PORTER.
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GRENYHLE IL CO..

baltimore COFFEE.-2OO bags just received
ID from Baltimore-fnest received in Nashville.
iel6f fB&wl LANlER PHILLIPS
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EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.
BY J. G. POINTS.

| EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.
BY J. 6. POINTS.
| efeTenceS
! hon. A. H. H. Stuart Stanton, Va
DR.. Jack ShackefOrd, CORTLAND Ala.
| Hon J. J. 0rmond Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
DIR. j.. PURGE, Mobile, Ala.
J. J. McMahon, Esq, New Orleans.
Col B. c. Burnett, !
b. NJ. Bradford, Esq, Aberdeen, Miss.
Hon. S. Adams,
Hon Hon. i :, a ! Wilcox Edb3o Mississippi.
Tampa Florida ,Jan.24 SLY.
MEDICATEDFUR,C CHEST PROTECTORS.
WYE have few of Sir Ashley COOpers' great proven
w tive Of consumption said to be uBfailng cue for
PULMONARY DISEASES,
for sale at New York pricea.
Also, THE HYDROMAGEN or Water Proof aud ante
consnmptve Cork SOles.
The above articles manufactured By Harcourt Brad
lev 4 CO. of London and Manchester, for whom we are
the sole A gents in this city.
The above articles in universal in England BY
persons of oil ages and conditions and considered
certain and safe shield for all disorder; that may be pro-
duced by the continual changes in climate.
decl3-tf SNOW. MACKENZIE & co.
JAS A. WOODS. 4. ARHIsTEAD. JOS. L. WOODS
WOODS d CO.,
LARD OIL MANUFATURERs
OFFICE No. % MARKET ST., NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
oct3-ly
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAR CAN
~ DIES, 10, 20 and 40;
1900 lbs Cured Beef
% dozen RroOms;
rs boxes J. ID Cheese.
For sale at the lowest NOTCH BY +. BELL
ianI7 No q College St, opposite Se.snee House
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WAGONS AND PLOWS-Iu variety and guam
w tty and of the best quality may be had the Ag
rcultura Mandatory, No rs Market street. Nashville,
Tenn. myi---tri-w
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JUST RECEIVED:
ozone HUNDRED bags 80 dozen Painted Buckets;
" Rio Coffee, new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial;
% bbs Molasses; bags Allspice;
so 1-bb do; bags Pepper;
loo l. 2, and gallon De- Table Salt in bxs
mjohns 100 whole, half and quar- ter
90 lbs Nutmegs; boxes Rssins
80 Nests Market Baskets; terces fresh Rice;
10 bbs No Mackerel; traits S. g. Almonds
100 kits Nos and do;
And for sale at the lowest prices BY
ianI7 r Z REIJ,
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JAMES W. AHRNRY. JAMES J CULLOH.
McHENRY n CULLOM,
ATTY'S AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHAECERy,
Livingston, Tenn,
NTILL practice regularly in the Circuit and Chancery
w Courts of the counties Of White fortress OgeTton
and Jackson.
Tie collection Of deJ and all other business entrusted
to them, will receive prompt attention.
Octls-w till jan.'55
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
associated with ME the Wholesale Grocery, Com
LIAM PHILLIPS of Nashville under the and style
Of LANIER q PHILLIP
now /. II. LANIER.
FRESH ARRIyALS.-2OO HnDS. SUGAR,
all grades;
100 barrels of MOasses;
100 half barrels ofMOlasses;
s tierces of Rice;
packages of Mackerel
20 packages Of Crsnberries;
$50 packages of Raisins;
IObags Of Almonds
90 casks of Porter and Ale;
2Oeols of Manila Rope;
so packages Market Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals, &c;
go barrels Pecans, Fberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgniac Brandy;
IOpackages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
5000 superior Havana Cigars
500 DeinjOhns; $4,000 Corks.
For sale by ljan12l EDWARDS & HARRIS.
EMPTY BOXES.
WYE HAVE for sale a lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to cohtan Coal: they would also be con
venient for grain and and other purposes
RAMAGE CHURCH.
nOv22 ~ College street
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DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.

DIKEII IMPURIATIUNSs
IST received this day Of the finest and most beau
81 uy selected stock of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
10 this city. .,, r,;, 49,, 8
Also very beautiful lot OF Stems, some OF when are Oh
Cherry. =, d.
hIs3, Amber Mouth Pieces Tobacco Pouches md Bags
All of which we most respectfully invite the attention OF
~ 80 t!oo5s LYONS & Co.
80 lg Cedar street.
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j. III. CURREY,
cApYNpT MAYER Ann UNDFR'

CEILING Al COST-WALKING CANES, MEER
= CHAUM PIPES, &c.-We selling the balance o
our stock Of the above articles at cost TO close out Any
one in want eff them would do well to call at
ADJ LYONS 4 cos, 10 Cedar St
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l.. II. FRENCH.

L. II. FRENCH having withdrawn above from the
firm of H. s. FRENCH SONS the business will be CON
Quoted by the Undersigned under the firm and style of H.
S. FRENCH son. H. :. FRENCH.
ept25 J. C. FRENCH
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-12

i'm portance of thorough geological survey and
mapping Of the State, SO as to exhibit the Geo
logy, Topography, Mineralogy, Soil. Timber,
DC, of every section of land IN the State, and
solicit that body 10 make the appropriation neces-
sary TO accomplish this object.
Messrs. Brown, Lane and Freeland were ap-
pointed said committee.
By Mr.. Waggoner, directing premium TO De
offered for the best mode of cul:ivating wheat
By Mr.. Morrison-tha. premiums offered for
crops be divided into two classes, TO distin
guish between crops raised on alluvial and
prairie soils from those raised clay upland
soils.
By Mr.. Farnas-that liberal premium, be
offered for the greatest weight of beef and pork,
the exhibitor giving well authenticated evidence
Of the age and blood of the animal, and the daily
process and cost of feeding
BY Mr.. Line-directing committee 10 be
appointed to prepare list of questions to be
answered by each competitor for premiums
grain. embodying the information required by
the list. and that the list be recommended for the
adoption of county societies. Messrs. Morrison,
Reese, Matson and Boone We're constituted said
committee.
By Mr. Matson-askng the members of the
State Board and Delegates present 10 furnish,
during the current year more articles for publica
ton in the Agricultural papers of our State.
The Board adjourned until evening. During
the evening session the subject of the Hessan fly,
sheep killing dogs, drainage and sub soil plough
ing, were discussed, report of which viii be
given In to nlorroW's Journal.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-12
The Legislature--United States Senator.

Upon the legislature which convenes to NOR.
row, will devolve the responsibility of elscting
a successor of Mr.. Petit, in the Senate Of the
United States. 1t is responsibility OF no or
binary importance, and should be exercised with
a sincere and patriotic desire to serve the coun
try, and TO MAINTAIN the great principles which
lie at the foundation of our free institutions
Mere personal preposessions on the one hand.
nor party pre- udices on the other, should infu
ence the vote of single member; but above all
those should be held the high toned integrity,
the political and moral honesty. and the gen.
eral qualifications of the aspirants.
Many distinguished names have been presen-
ted TO the consideration of the legislature. l,
is not our purpose to canvass the claims of any
Of them by a depreciating comparison of ono
with another; but simply to Indicate our prefer
ence without regard to personal friendships or
former political affiliations. We are pleased
TO see the name of Hon. SOLOMON MEREDITH
of Wayne County. has been received with much
favor in various parts Of the State. We regard
Mr.. Meredith emphatically man ofthe PEG
ple-identifed with them in al his assoc atoms
and intimately acquainted with all their wants.
Mr. Meredith possesses mind of superior nal,
ural powors-a mind matured from personal
observation, rather than mere literary acquire
nents He has been close observer OF the
practical opsra,ions of the various important:
measures which have characterized the past
administrators o! our government. ana by Ms
discriminating jud gement has approved the good
and rejected the bad His energy of character
enables him to prosecute successfully every en-
terprise in which he engages, and if placed in
the Senate of the United States, he would ex-
ercise an influence. which but few members
from Indiana have enjoyed. He has been iden-
tilted with several of the most important Rail
road enterprise. in our State, and to his unit
ring industry and perseverance may he be at
tributed their signal success. AS a member OF
the State Legislature. he won an influence ex-
celled by but few if any of his contemporaries.
and to him may be ascrbed the success Of that
arrangement with bondholders which
deemed Indiana from the disgrace of bankrupt
CT and reputation. He is also identified with
the grea, farming interests Of our State; end
has perhap contributed more than any other
IN an in the State to advance that interest.
For these reasons, and many others, which
nigh, be given, are induced to believe the
interests Of Indiana could not be confded to
better or ADLER hands than Mr. Meredith, and
we trus, the legislature will elect him--La-
porte Union.