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NEW SRRlES.-.N0. 239
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

4
A y ACRES Of valuable Land on bolh sdss Of n
lt< Nashville and chattanOoga Railrosa, 18miss fon
Nashville Witch depot has been recently located we'll
improved good Sater, god SOIL with sar proportion of
timber and cleared land eKceent stand for country
store and residence. Either side Of ha OF The vhos
viii Be sold to suit 2urchA- ers.
156x ACRES, mile nom the town Of Tranksin "a
Williamson county The Liberty road and mile east
the Tennessee and Alabama Rsroad lee Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has comfortable Dwelling Houss
lasting Springs, and s proSucye sti-szahs lor IoaF
handsome settlements win sell 4, n, y, al 70 Bns
purchasers.
10 ACRES mostly siassrsa Eat ofthe Brentwood tract
tue Tsnaessee and Aabzna kailroad az miles South
Nashville soil Of excellent qusy, aamaby adapted 10
the purposes Of Vneyurd Nussery, Market Garden.
10L ACRES ths asllatin Turnpike road, 81 nile
from Nashville, between Stu and sedEe; Ecad Eaaks
business IN town conFSasnt AID c0fort0os conntr
resid- nee. A tte-.
500 ACRES on botA sides o. Shs Nashvise and North
Western Rsr ad II miles vest of Nashve Big Harpeth
River, and miles east O Kingston epngs i5e
ed-bslance well bereG-goo6 aol and water, and
ortable improvements. r L hEtt ~
52H ACRgs well Improved nIiss nom NashvlIe en-
the Mill Greek Valley Pike and near The n. T. 4. Sell
Of good quality good Dwshins nne yOens Orchard aad IN
Sx scREs n The Brooklya Lsts ses Eortb Os Na.A-
vile, he Whites orsek Turnpike road. bsan-
tifn building lot
LOTS Of sny sise rro 80 es 10 as AGRA o. the Bu.na
Vista Turnpike rad nom 70 miles % Nashville, with
Siihout Timber. convenient 70 8uens Vista eprinsG
10 LpS IN the corporation Nsshv.de nsaF Wllson
prnss several On the safin TsFnPs road Ss.srAinsA
the Depot Of the Tenn. Ala. r r.
AuessbOro furnpks road In the 7th yard and BsFera
west Of Capitol Htn uear the corporation line.
PRICES L0W-fER RMS LIBERAI. Those Wko VIA ts
purchase wOad DO ven % maize ear Application y
Apio-a 4. Ia +sam aff - G " NANgk
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BITT ERS.
Smoking and Chewing TObacco's.

NNIE are also agents MmJs, HosrETTER IA GREENS
w Aromatic stomach Btters lOu boxes assorted IN
ore. LYONS CO., 10 Cedar stree.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
I'VE prepared 10 furnish plantation surT ~ ass
w kind and would invite the attention o. AetchAni1
Dealers sock which vii ~ al times csnplsts
md consists In part 81 present of the folosins Articles
~ % hhds Sugar; 80 bsgs Cofts
is y bass Salt; 60 barrels salt
/ 800 boxes star Candies; g5l barrels " .isksy,
1'0 pieces Paging, "a hal piees HsfrpE
800 f" 4s Inch Txing; 800 coils Rons icfsths'
with eli other artIcles usually kept such essl eus
JOHNsoN, HORNl Co.,
U8i eotnrr Broad and ID arkrt Ifs'
LANGHORNE a ARWgSTI An.
S0 BOXES LanghOrne Arrnisteads ces br ID To6ace
W jut received JOHNSON, H0Rak a CD.
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johnson. Horne s. Co,

B00 coRNER BROAD AND MARKET sTRgEgA =
NASHVILLE. 7snn.
WHL give prompt attention to receiv e. stofii Il tsr-
w chasing, selling shipping Cotton. Tobaca aszt,
Corn, Flour and Bacon and viii also devote esT cei alta
ton to receiving, stor ns and forwarding messanse Of
every description.
Our facilities 10 point Of room nveniens srr essa
to any In the eitF. issiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
ATE DAVENPORT, IOWA. OCTOBER Is, 1856


The SouacEs or ,HK MISSISSIPPI
RuyER.-Lift . bucket Of wsser from the
Mississippi river 1t New Orleans, and
ask yourselfthe question, "From whence
il came and the answer may be. from
the sandy deserts al New Mexico. from
the pine hills Of Carolina, from the roll
ing prairies OF Nebraska or rom the
cotton fields OF Georgia; from the Brit
ish possessions north OF the Goth degree
Of latitude, separated BY thin ridge
of recovered rocks from streams that
flow into the Arctic Ocean, or from
bowers Of orange and magnolia that
perfume the cane-fields OF Louisiana;
from the iiozen lakes that gem the bo-
som of Minnesota and Wisconsin,, or
from the sunny fountains that g''sh up
from the Aowery plains Of Alabama
and Tennessee; from the lake bound
peninsula OF Michigan /; from the hill
sides waving grain in Pennsylvania
and New York /; from the tobacco fields
of Virginia and MARYLAND. 1t may be
part of these mighty volumes tina,
roll their never firing waves through
Iowa aud Missouri, through Illinois
Indiana, and Ohio, through kcntnck,
and Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas,
1t is part Of the ten thousand littl'
rills that come hummingtheir way iron
that mountain range wherein arise thu
Columbia and the Colorado Of the west
or of those from whence the Delawar'
and Susquehanna hasten away to NEE
. the rising sun. In the spurs OF the Al
;, legheny it has ssIuted the springs G
Is the Roanoke and the Salnla, aud ia
' beyond the black hills il has locke
IL arms with the mighty Saskashawan q
= he hurried on his cherries journey
5 Hudson's Bay. The springs Of til
II Connewango listen to the roar Of Ma.
al ara. aud the fountains OF the Plat
overlook the craters Of the extinct vo
canos OF Utah 1t has fertilised acou
re TRY greater than the empire of Alexa
5 der. and has carried a richer CONNER,
j. than all the rivers tributary to Imp
ID rial Rome.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

foe.-- Yesterday morning presented
one oil those singular spells Of wealth
rr which the Doctors admire. \ heavy
10y rolled it, fieecy folds over the blum,
aud envelopei Davenport in drapery
OF dampncss. too dense for the pene-
tration of sunbeams, and too ins inna
ting ion weak lungs and ladies slippers.
This fog was supposed to emenate from
the Black Republican meetings Of yes
terda, afternoon and evening, but the
sunligh, speedily put ii to flight as th'
Democrats will put to fiigh, the Ere
monter. in November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

ell rights OF States, and the sacred char
acter OF the Constitution. this national
party are nov the only defenders oi
American tnion aud Liberty The
struggle Is desperate, and the result
j. fearful II successful, patriots and
democrats the world over will send up
their thanks 10 Him who overrules all
events for his own glory.
Ii either Ut the other factions are
triumphant, the heavens Will be drsped
in mourning, and the SONS OF freedom
bowed with grief and anguish a, th,
tall 81 such glorious Union OF free
and happy states. Although W. Dc
no, doubt that the Democracy Will b
triumphant, still the iangers are =
great that W. cannot but feel anxiou
about the m"mentous issues 10 be de
cided.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
Money IN New York.

The money market 10 not yet stringent,
though interested parties want to gel
this believed. A few sfeh SPECTATOR
may be short Of money, % they are Of
stocks, bat Il 10 not % generally. Mon.
q 10 very sasy enous The mercantile
eonnunisy. TIE Bank Of Connsros,
the leading bank 10 the city. discount.
and loans readily 70 oil isS customers,
refusing 40 legitimate demand. Ito 70.
ssipts Ill this month, % bills receivable,
amount 70 foup and half mlllions Of
dollsrs, and the Whole 81 this 10 svails-
bic for invsstmAns. One or two othsI
banks have had THAR southern bsnk bal.
snoss withdraw, and are makins I'd.
vaaees 10 she.s Institutions, bat The cup.
ply Of southern hllls IL % 1, 4 Increase,
end will speedily begin "a rsVlAss thssa
advaaeos ADD bolsas6s. [
The disoouas brokers' report The %.
ssses Of al ,ightpsss With them, The
supply Of money, for the purchase Of
ee6t elasa securities sxeesds the oA6riuea
Tor sals, and rates ass without shan6e
q 30 Dse esat. Tor short cad asdis1
datss. ssd Dc 10 fos sis ed sleAS neosha,
end fep good sodeseed seoeo9 Slooo %.
~ 10 3 70 ~ eeoS. oall )eADe ess
6aaS .. I ~ ossa 9As lseeese che %
. seeulAs se0oisseA AuelQeoo oAly, Ao6
~ 0eeAAsd h he lses(W)ne q 6saey
Sae esAess, ssAoss " nAsope etlu oaeys'
he aalteo % TIE beohq, hoWeveDs
ysilea seasldalAAlu eADls ~ \ 10
= = l'ss's y '''sSas saah-s'ss'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

DIsrRiBurIoN OF BIBLE The Amer
lean Bible Society is about 70 under
take the noble enterprise oi supplying
every destitute family IN the | ni,ed
States with copy Of the Bible. \ like
movementwas successfully made twenty
seven wears since, and al the time awoke
an unusual interest by the boldness
novelty and philanthropy Of the pro
posal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
Trustees Sale.

To Samuel p. Atwood ana al. uth.rs whom Is may
concern
vLYHERkAs IN III. i\th da, OF June, A. d 1854,
w samuel =. Atwood executed unto Thomas G.
OF I've u Hundred Dollars payable IN two lhHe-,
four, dive. SIX, -evsn eight and nine yrHrs rsssee-
tiv-i. after hat dat and also other not. OF the
same date fer the ~ fty-thre- So 100 dol
lars payable TIN wears thereafter. And ~hr-A. in
order To cu' he psyn-nI Il aid not the u i'd
vey III trust to DAVID s. Thu" u Trustee by written
Instrument, duly executed and tecorded h. follow
ing described real e,tatr, situated In SCOT county il
| thr State OF Iowa, to wit:
! Ali thst pat - the vacatd Town ~ Psrkhurst
(now L. Ciairty which /, tpnmi~i a flltn~- viz =
| Through til mi,di If ,ad biloxi aud through tn.
mddlr ~ Biock - and 10, and ACROSS twenty i-ei
ally 80 IA, A. said town wa- vacated; theuc" no III
fsi a. aid town Wa vacated th-nt" east 80 IA
q. saii Town ysca,e ed th"nc@ auth 81 ne IN.
vest >ie OF y c,nd stre- ~ tn pace - beginning
Al 0 III flowiug ios u land SITUATED IN The ss,d
town 81 Pa rkIurst (ncw L. Clsr') 10 wi Lott .
> aud b in Block 3. Also lot s sild IN bloch
2. Aud wueres-. one Il ID sfore-aid note. IT, vii
the mote III $500 which mad psyahl two yrsr
arrr Ia date. and which b. Cam due on the i%h da!
u; Jun.. 4. ID. 1885, Is row due and unpaid
Now III r. fore, noic. T. her, by xiv N, ihat Tn
unders guel, DAVID s. Trnc. Trustee A. sfsrssid Il
pursuance q the tovi-nn- ofsad de trust, wi!
on tn. third day u Noyrmbci, 4. ID. 1856 before III
Codtt HoaS. door, in the city ~ Davenport il III
raony .for said, n III boui OF two o'ciock Ia b.
Afternoon Vt esd day sell 81 public auction 10 III.
hishe,i bidder for 81 the sfrrssid d., ibid land
ors much th-te,f - hall b. sce,sary 10 satisfy
the uni thin dr. IN said last above nisn'iuhsc
noie with cusis and exp MSS Of making such sale
Dar-d 81 Davenport the uiuih day 81 Or,oher A
u. 1866 DAvIDS. TRUE,
/ Trustee o. aforesaid.
T Oct lar Il is6s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

The Manchester Union states that
while the crowd were shaking hands
with the President in the state House,
on Thursday, an intelligent young IRISH
man came forward, remarking that he
he supposed the President would moi
refuse the hand of foreigu-born cit
zen. Il never inquire where frlent
was born was the promp, reply.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

AIHEkEAs. on the Wenty TIL I'd la. MAJ \.
w ID, 1870 Edward t'Gthry executed unto sam
i Sylvester Trustee certain deed Of Trust con-
wing u SAID Trustee the ani IN Scott county Iowa.
described as follows io-wit The east Une-half Of
lot ten 40 Nit beiis Addition H. tba city II pa-
venpoft. which sstd conveyance was made b. the
said Edward Gu'hry i.r tn" purpose ot securing
the payment OF u certain proniissory note snd the
interest thereon signed by said Edward Guthry
dated thf !ad daN af May. % 1885 and pay able
- follow. one for twn hundred and eighty seven
nv On" huHircn faiiar~. psysbl" one wear afirr
date With interest II the Of per per
mum, unless paid at maturity And now said pom
issorV note having become due and payabe and the
sai1 Edward Guihry having fAiieAtS pay the same
Samuel Sylvester, Trustee a. afore sad do hereby
give this public notice that by virtue II III. power
which In me vested by SAID derd ofTtust ! Will on
"Wednesday, the nifth day - November A d 1876,
at the hour OF two O'Clock In the afternoon Of sst
day At the Court House door In the city Of Dayen-
port expose aud ofe for sale At public auction the
parcel Of land above decribed, much thereof ss
shall De suficient 10 satisfy and pay the amount
said note with the interest thereon g. tn day ofsals
together With all the costs and expenses attending
said sale csis nf this notice and Trustees fecs -
Uppn the cpmpeion Of such sale . deed Will be gv
On IN accordance with the stipulation OF said b ed
OF Trns,. conveying . full and perfect lite 10 the
tract OF lsnd SOLD TO the purchaser
Dated he iith dsy q October A d 1854
SAMUEL ayLvFsrEh
octll -ati Tfusse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
'CME T0vsG ~ A. HANO

Bat n shor, time Intervene between
the presen, time and tina, day which
shall decide the future destiny of TIN,
great Republic. There IS fierce
struggle going on, such a. the people
Of this country never before witnessed.
which 10 big with veal or We to our
National Union. The power of the
nation, to defend or destroy, being
edged il the people rs An inalienahlc
right. the issue ha- been made whe,h-
Or the Constitution shall be preserved
in ell its integrity, OF be trample'l I'M
der foot aud DESTROYED forever The
party Of the Constitution have rallied
their forces around the national ensign
with James Buchanan ~ their leader,
aud it, enemies have divided into two
hostile factions. equally assailing ii and
each other with deadly anim"sitv =
One, and the mos, dangerous of these
deluded factions. ha> ignored the en-
tire body OF the slaveholding States.
and declare that they will not only
despoil them Of all offices in the army,
navy and the federal government. but
~ legislate respecting the domestic IN
situations Of the States and Territories
- 70 render it impossible for the South
TO submit with honor, to the proposed
uuhallowed usnrpation. This faction
have nominated reckless adventures.
OF Rocky Mountain notoricty. who's,
political record is too bret for com
ment, whose militar, fame is stained
BY mutiny, INSTRUMENTATION and peeu-
Ation, and whose whole life has been
one continuous record OF unnatural
and wild adventure in which he has
obtained notoriety and damaged rep
usstion, fitting candidate for such a
party Of bold and shameless disunion.
~!
Another faction is composed OF big.
stA proscriptionists, and misguided
Philsnthropists, who violate the spirit
and meaning OF the Constitution BY
arrsying all religious sec,s agsins, the
Roman Catholics to exclude them
nom office and make them hated
portion Of American citizens. and ere
ate = large body OF white serfs oh =
probation Of 81 years, before they can
Anjoy the full rights Of citizenship. -
1his Action, in imitation Of the Jaco-
llas q France, shua the broad glare
xshs hight Of day, aud ooncost thei,
Political schemes in the shade. al night,
They have nominated = man As thei,
candidate for the Presidency who is
one Of the first Of American statesmen,
and whose administration does him
.,d III. country gre,, o,ed;,. hu, who
Aas now pledged himself to carry on,
h,;,. .onfn,;on and ruin unon ,hs
sountsy, Il adopted.
a. : ..'.u'. : ~. '-s''."' ~ '.
80. -. h.,,.s g.. w. w. sUaau. .rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

Who are hOrsc.thi,Nrs ia kan.as
The Republican j. eternaIly l,Ik'nr about
pro- slavery ortrag IL Kansas, AMI de-
nouuc;ng all those ar- ~ favor II III"
execution of the laws there as ihieve, and
scoundrels The t.>',mony Of me, who
once lived in this coantry is also invoked Il
aid in Sc manufacture Of this sort ut cop.
ital. Now we have a iItlle OF tins scat OF
testimony from . source the Republican
dare not gainsav o. the other side Of ,n-
question.
Mr. George Hin hman. formerly cnl.
zen Of this county, and well own her, a.
a gentlemen Of reputaticn, OF truth and
property nemb r, too, Of . respectable,
wealthy, powerful and numerous old Wing
family IN this coun y-is how . resident Of
Kansas Territory From his owa father,
Judge Hinchman, ws learn that. IN the
night Of the 2oth Of July, the 90 called flee
State men there stole three horses from him.
they being taken viii others 10 he nambar
Of FIFTEEN from tn same place ia the
same night. The said horses were taken
al the way 10 Lawrence the abolition head
quarters, on the night they we're taken
Mr.. Hinchman porsaed the thieves and
found them in possession OF the horses.
They refused 10 give them up. Aud sig
nifcantly told them if he mad force enough
he could take them not without that they
wanted them to 20 out into Nebraska and
meet Lane. He finally pursued them into
succeeded by law in recovering two Of them,
one Of them he u yer did get
Judge Hinchm IA Gays bic son went into
Kansas free State mani but he has en-
rolled hinsolf vi b the Kansas militia to
ala IN executine he lave Of the Territory
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

YORK CHICAGO anu ttiiciundti Daitles Trt'iSeb -
ryday. STARR
s Wv do In To Wsiks.''
TINE Nattnai Union, FL &k-{
l LMORE AND DoNtL
son Club, will meet on ss<sz@~S
MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER BOTH
a, O'Clock, Al their new Hail. feieyary Bmidine
-ou:h Side Second near Perry street. over M"ssrs
Hntl.son = Lyons store Lri III. fri nd ~ the
Weav.rs Apprentice be hand and hear god spt ak
ing. BY order of the club.
OF. i7-i3t r. NJ. LirTLkk, Scry
DELCHER'S REFINED Sr9ARs-l00 bb,, all
ID grads, for sale by EVANS CHEW \ Co,
cor Second and Perry
PLANTATION MOLASSES-50 bbl> landing, ana
j for sale by EVANS CHEW GO
lNRIEp FRUlTS-Raisins, Piums. Prurs. Fiss
IL Apples. P,schrs Currants. Cit ron. &c, y,
EVANS, CHEW Co
I>ISH--W White Fish Trout. Peki"d Herring, Cni-
l. ash Ssrdnes. &c. EVANS CHEW co
nRESERVEs-Peaches. Pears. Apricos. Pinnis
] Strawberries, BlackberrieS. Pin. Apple, Ginger
Pr Fruit, &c. EVANS, CHEW co.
nlLS-Lard, ko>in Sperm, a..
~ EVANS CHEW ! co.
THEORETICALLY SEALED OYsrEHs-roma
II tors, Peache. Lpbst"rs, 81 Nc.
Oct is-dd EVANS CHEW CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

Out E-si-I- Will ce.osntAe ~ The ABOVE
captions. the Irr''i-e iang"as- with ~h'ci
the Tribune Yesterday announced the Penn
Jew, for teaching Va those ward>
Revolutions hev., 90 backward. Cha
| casu Tunes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

Democratic
COUNTY CONVENTION 4!

.QS0H D MOI sts Il Seut c"uiits are . aa-s'@rt
j ssi Ia IN Il respective ,whship', Ds'"gat.
= ~ "A Oonnt, c nveatlon a. b. hsidru 81 th'
. ar. Nose In thr csty q Davssp"tt, IN saturday
he 18th day u o., ob<r H'taat a, o'cl"ek r ~
.. spninss~ canA.a.I" POI IN" once OF Deles't u
Il. Constissftaai eonvssI n ~ or'isr Oi the
spctlo-td toosIS COMMITTEE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18
NEAR HER THUNDER I!

Ebiisoel. MA Oct 10, 1896.
J. W SHkAHAN:
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
ELECTED BY A DECIDED MAJOR
ITi FIFTEEN DEMOCRATS ELEC
TED TO CONGKESS-TEN GAIN
JOHN w FORNtl.
xt,- The Result, Settles the presl
Dental Election. -R1
REVOLT riuNs NEVER 90 BACkw .Ri'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

ferson co 100 dem.
\ dispatch from llarr,>buryh tins a
m says the opp. still claim the State
b, small MAJ. Huntington Go. Is re
ported 800 opp. MAJ. Instead of loo.
As before reported The Dem. Com
mlttee Announce that the returns r..
ceiyed by them together with estiln
ate Tor counties To come IN show
Democratic majority OF 1000
Philadelphia Ii. Reports are recei, 2
ed from all but ~ counties. ia the
| State; the vote showed as follows:
| Democrats 2s+o6: mon 33o25
! The counties to come in are Adams,
Blair, Butler, Elk. fayct,c Forest.
Green, Jefferson, Juniata. Mexican. Pot
ter. Ncnangn. mon. last wear gave
900 mon maj. The Fillmore and
Rep. headquarters are throngc,i.
Speeches aud professions are the or
der OF the evening.
hhttrstnu. o. ii.
Miles. Am rs elected TO CongreS> from
the Chester D. Sirlct over Demon IN al
the Congressional ID .tricfs the pre,en
members have been re elected.
philadelphin. Oct 10
The democratic Committee have return
from al the counties ia the State. The,
, figure up 30 .2os. and 29,o2l for opposition
OHIO.
Cincinnati.
1 The ,,azctte saws the Rep. mai. il
Ohio will De over 10000
I The Fillmore vote is les, than %.
r 600
Latest Dispatches from Indiana "a
the election of Willard Dem tor toy
eInor. j. conceded. The Republican
have the senate, and the Democrat
. the House.
: Columbus. -. Oct. II.
u Groesbrck. prndleton. Miller. Cock
erell. Orr and Hall are certainly elec,
I eel to Congress. aud there are indica
II ton, Of the success Of Egertou all
Lawrence. also democrats. The r,
turns from the districts Of Messr
A Medill and Burrs are not Yet it,
: Indianapolis, Oct. ! :,
LATKsT.-Tte Dem. State ticket
. elected Nv not less than 5000 MAj
: Philadelphia Oct. II, SO +, NJ.
The election returns Of the stat
4 reoen al this morning show the aggre
, gate Democratic gam 1868 ever III
t" Pchu>ylsanians tables. increasing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-18

We publish the above table 'or the
especial benefit ut our neighhor OF the
Gazette, at the same time jus, limiting
to him slightly, tina, il shadows tolth
the election OF the Buchanan and
Breckenridge electoral ticketin No,em-
Der by triumphant ma ority. Put
down Connecticut hereafter AS sure Tor
BUCHANAN THE CONSTiTU-
TION AND THE UNION.