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To the Public.

To the Public.
WE commenced opening sprn Goods this y and wi
w continue to eve them every truin al III novelties
cal and them whether they vi to purchase not Ia
tne lot opening to day mpete assortment q ALkIAS
DRIs Kid loves. lieo2ll K. c. McNAIRY a %.
NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
INCORPORATED 1855
CHARLES HEsS-PRlECIPAL.
TRUsTEEs.
Hon. MILL s. BEowK, q. Nj. FoGo,
JoHx TIpBLE. JoHs WiSsToS NJ. D.,
JANIS CEAlaHFAD, Al 6oTT
W. o. HAkRS, X {. MeNATRT,
JAaEs NALKKR, MACK YZlE,
For Terms apply u the rlucipai al the ACADEMY
No q = nth Vine stiset isbiS
First of April, 1856.
IL those indehted he Undersigned. 10 WELLER
"a otER are hseOy nSusTd IN n1l pa, 1sat Is mot
notes will be placed in the hands on er fur her in
du gAnce cannot be given. tmAr7l b. 5. WELLER.
YOUNG AMERICA
Agents Wanted in every county this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND CONE MILL.
ITO all such chance make money will be oGeredd
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be dspossr
u gu unusually fair TERMS by Application TO the propretO
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer YOU a Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed Ia the I'm
which cannot be superseded by past future IN
yenous II is the very Mil which every Farmer ant Stock
Rai-er should have Il will crush from To 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse is easily fitted up and
managed weighs $40 los ami as an nac the grinding
.urfaoes prevented viii last any farmer ordinary life
1 speak thus OF It's Durability, 5rcsuse he me
principle has been fairly tested in the old BARK Mall Who
l. II that wants
A WILL ON Trial
f0r one mon H. don't give complete satisfaction,
reurnif II here be any man ihas dsPosei, let him
speak Satisfaction warranted IN every case, the
y will be refunded The Crusher be attached 10 borse
water power which renders the convenient
M south Of Masou and Dxuu's line. All other CTasheTs
in the souJh require much poser ~ soon
out. Aooordngte
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
son ard Cab ALE which admits % lateral EAbbing
motion vii, uece sAry, soon wear oa All other crnshers
rnAe4e 10 ih grand objection and the PrOprieors
dispute H. In :he Instruction ~ - Ahkk
tcA" hsVs poser, ana pEEI ONrEsulcTuS have
ssr a Ct con and CHkLLkSGz sOD 70 The contrary
have 20, vented uAbbhng lateral Lolon, aud ali
oonpe eGge a. therefore, that Il
npeTi1r TO ANY other Mill am ing this Tennes
see lnVrBIion a. Tie small agEs "
Patty DOLLARS,
ana any wanting good thing earnestly request
IS examine The merits ana principles Of this Mil
and order Fou tie PTopT!etors Or Agsnta-
A liberal discount made 10 de4isrs
J. p. DRoMGOOLE, Sole PrOorieteF.
ENTS.
Ella Mosre CO, - Market street, NAhvule, Manu-
eturvrs and 6essrAl Agents
beaumont fA Co, ClArksSiie, Agents for hontgonery
County
al. Watkins, PulAski, Agsat FER Giles County
va. B. Hant, Eaieu. Agent ar frAakhs coaAty, rsna
and jackson soanGy, Ala
Js,sss b vEnes o4staiAn springs, Asshs Gar saGnsI
ouEty
J. " satehsr, Columbia, Agent ios asusy oOsniy.
". A. kei, P. home. AEcAt Ter Saith County.
} r. AiAin, Chasiesion. Agsnt agT BrAdsy CoGbsy
". T. hunlsy breA Loaion, Agents 'or - tenhes'
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ROCKY HUI. Somerset CO N. j. Ju

Rocky Hill. Somerset CO N. J., July 81. 1852.
III. J. G. AYER-Since your medicine has become kn
here has greater demand tan any other cough remedy
have Old It'll spoken Of in OF unmeasured
praise by those who have used and know OF
where the best they Of 1t is too much the
good it has done. take easure in s,lInp it, becaus-
that giving my sto the worth q their
ney, and feel gEatihe seeing the benefits It confers
Please send me further supply, and believe
Yours, with respect, JOHN Q. NHITLOK.
P.S-AlmOst any number Of certificates be you
II You wish il.
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ECONOMY AND COuFORT.
DR.. C. W. CROZIERS
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes also

last hdIIduLcu 70 Contain uOLQluB IN
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain killer.
1--WE undsTlgned. having repeat ty been solicited 10
L make consgnmtnts Of the Paten, Camphor Wash Mix
ure has concluded sell county rights In this
state, but will in future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture and distributed throughout this state lex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed @
and in the state 90 Alabama And that he be Aoed
rrecuay make this arrangement, he pr poses
divide the patent tor Tennessee and Alabama into 100
shares, fourth 10 be retained aud The rgmaia
shares-wi be offered Tor sale. person remitting ten
dollars will have share in the Patent, fourteen
years from July H. 1854 and Will b. st the time 10
vestiug also dollars be m the purchase OF the
Ingredients, advertising and the u-,vry expenditure Of
tie prep and distribute he Mixture for sale
Consiguncuts Will BE- shareholders, twho may
quest and other pvrsoDs. 20 the amount Of their
remittance And they will De allowed commission OF SO
per their sales and also their proportion Of the
profits at larg-.
Annual exhbi, Of sales viii be made and dividends Of the
PROFITS RENTED 20 each shareholder 40 debts will be
tracted, viii the Company responsible any the
business will be couducteI upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purcha ed patents for counties In
thi State have the privilege Il exchanging their gh
Tor share at the prie they have paid This exchange will
be made at the cost OF the Patentes.
II E desirable TO have least active share
holders in In the named. Subscriptions
for viii be closed by the LIST September And
consgnments 81 he Mixture will he made very there
after. Certificates ssurd shareholders, who viii request
the Agency, IL they desire H.
The under igned will act agent until The Shareholders
cement until their shall be elected
Newspaper, ia Mobile, onRomrry, Tuscaloosa Hunts
vile, Taadega and Tuscumbia, that vi pHbh this twice
and other advertisements the Of dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address.
c. ". CROZltR, Patentee,
ia2S Knoxville Tenn.
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NIOUNT OLINET CLNETEKA.

meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mount Olivet
u Cemetery, held At the Office Of Lindsey Crockett,
this day, the following gentlemen unanimously
elected Directors;
Avs Lindsey, J. II. BuddeEe,
b. W. Hall, b. A Herman,
A. Nelson, 3. Morgan,
@. W. Nance.
Amer the election the Board and organized A. "
: Lindsey elected President and Z. " Nance secre
and treasurer
The Company permanently organized, and active
,trps gill be taken Immediately lay OF the grounds in
handsome style and to bring the lots into market II is
he int tie Board of directors spare expense
Or pans 20 make il such Cemetery the wealth and
sssIt community require.
A. v. 5. LINDSEY, President.
c. W. NANcE, Secretary.
eept. !. iSh sspS-u
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Facts About AmbTOtypes.
A ~ A LSEconBE
Aubrotypes made noWhsre csc 10 Nashville than AZ
the Ambfotype Rlom- No ~ College -.
AmbroNp pes ade up doubir pate glass hsTmst
eay SOAKED and thus protected Efznst al pos bty Of In
jury.
Anhrotype Countririts Are made single glass, not
seaa a. are not 20 durAe ordinary que rrotype
Anbrotypes uaus BY the Invent 10 dstiu guh
al 0thes pirtures uthsr borres the esss
appiy Il 10 edor plcttTe aheh laeks ne main
t.,.gt' n an An,hroty.. sal iaraauty ftbis
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,

NJ ILL run the ensuing season be- n ST-1 -
w tween tie above ports. The r[--Ssass,f7
America has hrrn dccsed and thor saczs41szlA-ss<A
oughy repaired this IN and have hesitation IN say
that she 10 respect strength equal % any boat 70
ne trse Her calm has been N roughly over auh d. aud
the travelling immunity may ry THIS b. at Tor much
tort any boat Ia the trade Capt JOhnsou's long
pergn,e 10 "a, trade without any acrdnt UcieDt %
prove his superior sk His attention passengers Is With
fault. FOR freight passage Apply The Captain
board, or JOHNSON, WEAVER a co,
No. 90 Market Il or 70
A. L. DAVIS,
ociIT-en L. = Mai Packet Oflce Agents.
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PREPARED BY DR. J. C AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MS
BERRY & DEMOVILLE, Wholesale, Nashville and Re
tail by JU. G. BROWN Nashville; and sold by al
dealers in medicine in town in Tennessee.
n9-dGw4m
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AYD
SAVANNAH
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
s go - - -
OPEN TO TYOMPsoE,s STATION

OFEN 10 IHOHPS0N'S STATION.
~ and amer elnes,ay December u trains will be-
" tween Nishvls sud thompson's station, follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at 40 A. NJ, and P. NJ; arrives at
Thompson's az go A. NJ, and IS T. NJ
RETURNlNG-tesves Thomps0ns at a. A. NJ, and 5
2. VI arrives al Nsshyiie az lOY5 ami 63V p. NJ.
On sunday The Morning Train only ~ be run leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and thompson AT Q a. NJ.
tE- A. Thompsnn's the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
Hough connect vi h the trains
Through Trkets sur MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORO, JACK
SON, TUsCUMBlA, FLOGkNCE, PULASKI snd COLCM-
BA can procured al General Stage once under
Yerandaa tOteL A. ANDERSON,
deci9 r. EnR. and Supt
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
7

Ambrotype, Photographic
AND
DA UE 70 &C EAN A III tbs y,
NO 80 UNION sTREEf, NASHVILLE
MBRoTYPEs FhotosIaphs, PLAIN o. eelcrsd in OIL Ane
a vnrrnntsn 80 tuabe a any ether style Of painting,
Dsrue eotypes st-Freosoop Cfayon 90 Nrnete AMI eE
cry oer stye Of pctuFs, tAksn a. as ssasshmsnt m he
hsst psrlscou u the ARR and warranted D. please
sAle.
Ahoaxh these beautiful Pictures bat Fecestlf INTRO
daeed ~ he sUbuerpeFs IN h ey. hsy have eee0ns -
popular hat have srrA ehPsa's seofsd NE ssfs'
d iben Artit TEN Aea ieA' " ssss1a " e1H
branch Of the tusnsss sHeiusitey y.
BRING ALONG TIKI JUVENILES
chaTsa caa b. lbs process have Ihsir Lssnsses akse
qaictsT AM oihrr uay-ong tSe % Afes sec"nds
ss "a frquired 30 sasGnd saEFAasd 70 give ssiisfae-
charge sla be uAdz. brsns thxn s3ohs @uf
have thsta tAksn Sefofs FyinE shsss. - =
j4sSo HUGHES Bros
c1O nnn IEWIsBUHs ana ghsltyvHse Z = npsks
2lU,OUO sa0sE, sSs pagizs PER cent tsr So
- nsa1 SFnA - PtoKkxTN
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MARBLE! mARBLEI!

M L SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLEO NJ
vi. BUSINESS solicits his Old friends and the ~
pubic in general who may desire work in HIS line 49, Z
give him call at his shop, corner Of Church 0lNE
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. H. will keep constantly on hand supply n.
OF MONUMENTS, IOMBS, &c, OF the finest Italian aud
American Marble. All work executed IN the best manner
and warranted. sep29-u
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WINDSOR @. W., June &c, 1852
DR.. J. G. AYFR:-This may certify that have used you
CHERRY ECToRAL Tor upwards OF year and it my
belief hat should have my grave this time
II had 1t has cured Of a dangerous affection Of
the lungs, and do not my conviction when tell
you it is priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
d. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
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cLoAKs AND TAIMAs-YERY CHEAP.
MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.

w A a.. q. McJLELLAND are closing oct their 'ot
w Of CuAkS and Tain ~, al very reduced prices q
Cab Al the Metropolitan store, 81 and 63 College Street
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI


TIVE New Light Draupht Passenger a GT-n -
1 AID Freight Steamer ALDER rlDHf5sksr1 !
TINE, MuToS AKIN Master, having uSkszS2szz5=s,zeA
been recently built for the Cumberland trade will
ing the lov above, and all iuterme
date landings Orders ft with her agents freights
passengers will meet prompt attention
A. HAMILTON Market street, or
II. II. HARu>0 on, Agents,
oct22- I'm Front st opposite 5. Landing.
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MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.
IN general Agents for the sale OF all Cotton
w Wooden fabrics manufactured in the State Of Tennr
see and have appropriated large and Commodious
solely and storage. We have also appr prs
ed another for the sale and storage OF FLOUR alone
An would respectfully call the attention Of both Manu-
-.ers aud Miers 70 Ibis srrangeu.
- GORDON .
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LOST BOOKS.

A LARGE nlnher q Law books are n,ss.ns - -
n f.t-.r~ sI.rv - are bsoken- G1otis1Sa hafes
eaets uHh -, nau,s nans q AnpEAra1s ht--s y =.
~ "a thsu ia A. sty ebise ne - sAsns 49, . -
-, sssi-l.S svs 10 50 cherry s.rsss. kssh.'As
sF recsiss ~ sesner RssuEn Sc e'xs's'-
j 10 sezss Chssss. - ~ Lard 90, ga sl.co
zszsAs ~ 40 DAVE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-25

Among the numerous discoveries Science has msed
to facilitate the business of e-increase rs
Oyment and proong the term Of human existence
this contribution of Chemistry the Healing Art vast
trial Of its virtues throughout this broad country has pro
ven beyond Doubt that medicine combination Of
medicines yet known surely control and cure the
varieties OF pulmonary disease which have hh
eto swept from midst thousands and thousands every
Indeed there is abundant reason to believe
Remedy has at length been found which be relied
the dangerous affections OF the lungs Our space
here will permit publish any proportion OF the
effected by its use, but would present the follow
ing, and refer further enquiry my American Almanac
which the agent below named will always be pleased to fur
nh Free wherein ul particulars and puabe proof
Of these statements.
Office Of Transportation Laurens r. R., s. c., Aug 49,
DR j. @. AYER-Dear Sir My little son. four years old
has lust recovered from attack Of magna Scarlet
Fever his throat rotten and every person that visited
him, pronounced hiE dead child Having used your CHR
Electoral California in the winter of 1880 for
of Bronchitis, with entire success induced
Try it my little boy. gave him tesspoonful every
tn hours ncEg IN the morning, and by ten O'Clock
night found decided change for the better and after
three days use, he able to drink without pain.
Its in the above named disease will child
nom premature aud relieve the anxiety Of many
fond parent For al scti Of the Throat and Lungs.
believe il be the best medicine extant feeling of the
deepest gratitude prompts addressing YOU these lines
but your important diScovey, my little boy would
have been in another world.
lam your with great respect
J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans, l.. x. r.
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In Chancery at Waverly, Tennessee.
MARCH RUlEs, 1856.

MAhCli hIl L, 1901
v y Forsee and wife rs Jesse uron and NJ.
Massey Ex'rs Of Henry Llon cd ct al inclu Original
ding s the heirs OF " In. Jones and Henry La Bill.
ton, decd
IN notion supported bv affidavit OF the complainant and
" IL appearing the sasac ion OF the Ger and Master,
that ndants Thomas Price aud wife, Eabe'h
residents Of the stale Of Tenne. and consequently
beyond tie reach Of The Ord process Of this
therefore ordered that public alton be made for four
i've weeks in the NAhyile Patriot newspaper pubshe
in the city Of Nashville lem requiring Il said Thomas
and Elizabeth PRICE, TO appear before the Chancer q
Court Chancey, the next thereof 10 be held r
the county Humphrey the Court House III Of
Wavery on the FRS Monday in April next, and plead,
swer or demur mplauanps bill, o. the will be Ia
ken for confs and for hesrIr pTrte 70 HEM
Witness David r. owen Cork Master OF saiu court
at ofice the lst Monday March, 1855
n,srch1O-t4t b. K OWEN C. 4 NJ
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lust RECEIVED, direct from New OK. per steamer
y America invoice Of Superior Shsd PIT up expressly
for family use, with instruc ions to close immediately
BENZ. y. SHIELDS
No. ~ Public SQUARE,
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To Merchants and Merchant TailOrs.
Fine No. ! Shad.

fI'HE attention Of the trade is requested and
Il choice stock Of Men and Boy wear, exclusively
ported by DECOURSEY LAFOURCADE a co,
jans-2m No. 20 Market ST.. Philadelphia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
PEHFUMED BREATH.

What lady or gentleman would remain under inc
curse of dsagreeable breath when by using the Eaim
of Thousand Flowers as denfriee would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white as atabaser
apy persons do know their breath is bad, anu me
subject is so delicate their friends VIII never mention IL
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your toeh' rush
and was. - - -
tie will last ear. -. 10 ooouired nv
BEAUTIFUL Conn., Nus may 9"st'!
using the Balm of Thousal-t Flowers 1t Wa
move ian, pimpes and freckes from tho sNh ea' l"s
aoft and rosaato bne Weta towel porr o., TIVE
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wcl your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water pour two three drops
Of ''BaIm of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard well
and it will max beautiful Iather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FErRIDuE " Coz, proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY 81 co.
ap5 lydStw Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
DISTRICT MASS MEETING.

After considerable discussion, it has been
deemed advisable to call a mass meeting of
the People of this Distaict, without distinc-
ton of party, who are opposed to the candi-
date for Congress offered by the Petersburgh
Old Line Convention. 1t was hoped we should
have a. candidate, offering himself independ-
emily and in an independent manner, in oppo
sition to Lockhart, without the formality of a
public cal, but as no man has done this, and
as It seems impossible by private consultation
to obtain a correct expression of the voice OF
the whole District as to who this candidate
shall be- 1T has been deemed best to bring the
Peopie together in a. Mass Meeting, then and
there to select man to represent their views,
and who if elected, will reflect some honor on
his constituency. Accordingly, we publish
to-day call for Mass Meeting at Princeton.
on Thursday, July 18th, hoping it will meet
with general appreciation, and be the means
of bringing together people from every coun-
ty in the District, who may without difficulty
unite.upon man for whom they can cheer
fully labor and heartily give their votes. We
want out a man of the people, capable and hon.
est, and,we promise he will receive the hearty
support of men Of all parties, even of that
which nominated his opponent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
Evansville Property and Prospects.

We invite attention to the advertisement OF
John Ingle, Jr., of the sale on 1st of July, OF
the finest Evansville out lots ever offered for
sale. These lots contain triae over five acres
each and all lie well for high state of i'm
proyement, as gardens, vineyards orchards or
homesteads generally. The property will sell
low under the present temporary pressure for
money, and so will afford the very best chance
for investment. A gentleman owning five
acres not for from this property, and which is
improved by few trees and shrubbery, has
been offered $1,000 per acre for it. 1t is i'm
possible to estimate the future rise in value Of
lands around Evansville There is no other
large town in the State where adjacent lands
and out-lots are not bringing from double tc
quadruple the prices that they bring about
Evansville and not one of them is at this time
growing as fast as Evansville, or gives half the
promise of becoming large city. With West
ern produce depressed to the lowest point and
not going forward, except in cases of necessity
the commerce of Evansville has nearly or quite
doubled in the last twelve months. There
are 10000 hhds of tobacco handled here this
year against half the amount last year. The
increase in the shipment Of all breadstufs ant
provisions is great. The receipts Of the city
for wharfage have increased beyond any for
mer calculations. The increase from manu-
actures is great and highly encouraging to al
beginners. Our brick yards and saw mills
cannot supply materials as fast as they are
required for building. With all this our rea
estate sells low beyond precedent in othel
places, and now is the time to buy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
Hon. j. d. BRIGHT, U. S. Senate.

OF The organ of the Sheriff contained a
paragraph yesterday about fight between two
city officers, which contained Just seven I'M
Understanding up with the most positive
falshhoods of all, that Mosley was appointed
to office by the Know Nothings for striking
Hall's master and owner behind the back
He may have hcked the Sheriff somewhere
behind or below the back, but he didn't strike
him there-and we opine the victim of the
blow will hardly say before Mosley's face that
he did so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-26
Gordon Tanner.

This individual is the Old Line candidate
for Reporter of the Supreme Court-an I'M
portant and responsible Office. Mr. Tanner is
opposed by better man than himself. There
is one little incident in Mr.. Tanners eYentful
life which cannot be forgotten. In July, 1904,
the Deop7e had called q Convention to be held
at INDIANAPOLIS. An effort was made to get
the State House yard to accommodate the
GREAT crowd expected The Governor, when
anplied to. said of course they could have 1t
the people owned it, and a portion Of the peo-
ple had right to use it for public purpose
but referred them to the Librarian, Mr. Tan
aer, to procure official permission. The citi-
zens Of indianapolis, through a committee,
addressed perfectly respectful note to Mr..
Tanner, asking this permission. Here is his
reply:
To the Committee appointed by the Abolition
Free Soil, Name Lar, Native american, an
| IT, Catholic, Anti- Republican. Z
PARTY of Indiana, to procure the State Hous'
| Yard for their Convention tomorrow.
GENTLEMEN You can use the State House
Yard. My reasons for granting this. are :
That although have resolved heretofore tina
it shall never again be used for public meet
ing of any kind !; yet believing as do, tina
nv refusal in this case, would be misrepre
sented as dictated by party spirit alone,
cannot refuse. You will please see that n
damage is done to shrubbery, &c.
| have the honor to be your ob't sery't.
| GORDON TANNER,
| July 18th, 1851 State Librarian
The blank in the letter was too indecent 70
publication. For this insulting letter, he dc
served a genteel horsewhipping. As tits, no
securing his deserts, he is now the Old Lin
candidate for an important Office Will h
get it !?