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Butte record., 1856-12-13

In the still, lone hours ofnight, when
all around reigns silence, and man is
left alone to commune with his thoughts
how feelly memory wings back to the
moments of the past How wildly
appear, to the Imagination, the faces of
those we once loved; and how freshly
are arrayed before US the scenes of pu-
rity and innocence that we passed With
them in our halcyon days Again, in
thought, we gambol, with all the buoy
nncy Of youth, over the familiar fields
of green, and pluck natures choi>est
flowers to present to the idol of our
heart ; or, perhaps, wander leisurely
with her along the rivers bank, gaz-
ing upon the bosom of the placid stl cam,
as it silently courses to the ocean, and
liken our love to it-ealm but flowing,
and as exhatstle3s as its SQUIRE.
Yes, there was period when each
succeeding day rolled on with such un-
alloyed happiness-when requited love
gave sunshine and brightness to every
hour, that l now almost regret memory
remains to give me the power of con-
trasting that time with the present
Mary Elton was rare and beautiful
flower that bloomed iu the town of
Wilkesbarre, on the banks of the Sus-
quehannah. She was adorned by ma
ture with form OF excellent symme-
try and a face of marvellous beauty.
Although she was endowed with an
easy and fascinating grace IN society,
her manners were naturally retiring.
Her family, being in affiuent circum-
stances, had given her an excellent
education, which she made use of, not
to show others how far she was their
superior in learning, but to attract
them towards her, that she might i'm
part to them the treasures she had re-
ceived at the fount of knowledge: To
the poor she had endeared herself by
her benefactions her peers she had
won by her kindness aud amiability !;
and her seniors she had cenciliated by
her veneration and tractability.
Though situated in vastly different
worldly circumstances and prospects
from Miss Elton, l grew up, from my
earliest years, in her acquaintance
Our frienship, at the age of adolescence
ripened into love, and at length happi
ness for either was only to be found in
the others society.
Two years passed away. from the
slime we had first interchanged our
VOWS, without interruption to our hap
P;nsss.
NV miEd had become so engrossed
with the entl railing passion which pos
sesaed me, that ! could not pay that
strict attention ts business which Is So
necessary to attain success in the legal
profession. The reputation l had
gained during the first SIX months OF
my practice was rapidly waning for
the want of exertiOn on my part and
at length opened my eyes to the IN
judiciousucss, if not folly, of nay course.
There were obstacles to our union |
had not heretofore reflected upon. The
object of my affection was the daugh-
ter ofa wealthy father; ] must be
the architect Of my own fortune
Would it be right, would it be hoaora
bs, to draw her down to my own lev
81 ef poverty, with the bare prospect
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e The Statements Of this letter may be fully
relied on. Il is from highly respectable gentle
man, hOnored and trusted BY his party and BY the
whole community :-LOa Jour.
TO tie Editors Of the Louisville Journal =:
EVANSVILLE, ISD, Sept. IL, 1856.
SIRB Taking it for granted that you do not ex-
change with such sheet as the Evansville Esqui-
rer, send You by mail the copy Of this date. cons
tanning an article headed "Amalgamation.n Hon.
Arch'd Dixon told me- to day, that the extract con
tanned in that article from the New Albany Tribune
hos been published extensively in Southern Ken
lucky, and is producing considerable anxiety aud
uneasiness among men of all parties there.
By reference to the lists Of candidates published,
you will end that the statement that the Fillmore
and Fremont candidates for electors are the same,
is without foundation And the idea that there Is
in any sense an amalgamation or common pur-
pose, or airy sympathy between the two parties in
Indiana, is equally unfounded
Bat for the fact that James Buchanan is the Loco.
foco candidate, it would be much easier to bring
abouta fusion between that party and the Ameri
cans in Southern Indiana than between the latter
and the Fremont party. / know that in this region
there is not the slightest disposition among the Fill
more men to fuse with either. Filmore's prospects
are Frightening every day, aud his friends will be
faithful to the end. Indeed he has such friends as
no olneF man ever nad except henry Cay. Ihey
act from principle, and are incapable of making
compromises with LocoGocoism or Abolitionism
Their course with reference TO the candidates for
State Offices must not be considered as anv evil
dence whatever of leaning towards either Buchs
anan or Fremont. Morton, the candidate for Cover.
nor, is just national Willard or any other De-
mocrat in Indiana on the slavery question. Baker,
the candidate for Lieut. Governor, stands upon the
platform of Henry Clay.
Fmore's prospects in this region are brighten
ing every day. and l think hazard nothing in as
surfing you that his friends in Southwestern Indiana
will be faithful to the end With the hope of sue
cess in the present contest and with perfect ar
surance that whatever may be the result this is tie
death struggle of old line Democracy in indiana-
that the Fremont party is aud in the very nature Of
things must be ephemeral, and that in the next
contest the Americans will be overwhelmingly tri
umphant.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
SATURDAY. SEPT. 90, 1865.
The WING National Convention.

The WING National Convention.
The dispatches in yesterdays issue in
formed our readers of the unanimous nomi-
nation, by the Wing National Convention,
Of Willard Fillmore and Andrew ]. Donel-
son. This action was worthy of the men
engaged in it, and worthy Of their glorious
party in its proudest day. They were the
proper men to stand upon the noble plat
form Of resolutions which the Convention
put forth-it being no more or less than the
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
This Convention, from the meagre tele-
graphic information which We have from it,
far exceeded in numbers, and in the num-
Der Of States represented, the highest
expectations Of the Wings Every State,
but five small and comparatively inferior
ones had voice in it, and contributed to
swell the chorus of shouts which went up
at the mention Of the name of Fillmore
Well done, gallant Wings! always true to
the right, and to the country's interest.
The result of the deliberations of this
imposing body of Wing patriots, composed
Of some Of the clearest heads and purest
hearts in the Republic, cannot fail to exert
a wide and powerful influence. The old
Wing rank aud file will feel that they have
a leader again-that their temple is recon
structed, and the fires rekindled on the
affairs. Throughout the whole expanse Of
the nation, we already hear the footsteps
Of the tramping thousands as they march
forward to do worship at the ancient shrine
1t will excite feeling in Wing boSomS
which was thought to be dead, but which
will now burst forth with all the fervor of
by-gone times. The name of Wing is no
longer a cast off title-a faded badge. 1t
is spirit-call, evoking the highest energies,
and looking to lofty aim--the salvation
of the country.
We say then, to our old Wing friends,
to rally to their chosen leader. He is one,
who on another occasion led you to victory,
and if you but support him, he will do it
again. Your ancient enemy is torn and
distracted. The counsels of their captains
are divided You have got them in the
Caudine forks, aud have but to push your
opportunity, and the hydra of LocofocoiSm
will be dispatched. You have it in your
power now not only to hew off his heads,
but to scar his neckS with the iron, and
annihiate him forever The wings of the
Democratic army are separated, and have
turned the one upon the other Fremont
leading the Northern Democracy does bat
tie, with BUCHANAN leading the Southern
wing, and now is the time for the Wing
and American column to push forward and
destroy both. Wings your old leader
cheers you to the onset. Forward and the
day is yours.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

stored-and equal justice administered to all Sec
tons Of the country.
The whole case lies in a nutshell. Buchanan
cannot be elected, II even the whole South should
vote for him. because he cannot carry siuge State
IN the North. Whatever his own record may be-
the position be now occupies in the eyes Of the
Northern people, is that of the candidate Of the
South against the North, just as Fremont is the
candidate of the North against the South Regard
ed as he is, as standing 10 this position. North
ern State will vote for him.-The six thousand ma
jority against his party in Iowa. the twenty thous
and against il in Maine and the twenty one thous-
and against it in Vermont are only indications
of what is to come ia every Northern State where
Buchanan is the prominent candidate against Free
mont Ea-es 80
In other Northern States, where the contest is
confessedly between Fillmore and Fremont as il is
in the great State Of New York, the case Is differ
ent. Fillmore is not the candidate of the South
nor Of the North against the South, but the repre>
sentative of the conservative Union-loviHg men Of
both sections. He can carry some Northern States
and New York is one of them-against both Ere
mont and Buchanan Were Buchanan Withdrawn,
as he ought TO be, Fillmore would carry half the
North, and ali the South, and achieve glorious
triumph for peace aud the constitution As it is,
Fimore's conservative strength is the only break
water, which prevents the food OF Black Repubi
canism from sweeping over the whole North, That
breakwster will stand firm unless it shall be under
mined by the falsehood so ndustriously and foolish
ly propsgsted by Buchanan's Southern friends
that the whole South will 60 in body against Mr..
Fillmore. It is too much TO exnect of human ma.
ture, to suppose that Mr.. Filmore's Northern
friends viii maintain MIN in the field to protec; the
South, if they shall be once convinced that the
South herself has united against bin. They win
justly say If the South will not accept our aid, and
join with US to elect truly national man, let her
take care Of herself"
On the second Tuesday Of October Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana will hold elections. If they also
60 for the Black Republicans, we fear they WILL
it will then be CERTAIN that Buchanan cannot be
elected. There will no longer be the least ground
of hope. The country, and especially the South,
must then choose between Fillmore and Fremont.
Every vote for Buchanan will be worse than thrown
away. will aid Fremont by weakening his only for.
liable opponent. We shall then see whether
Southern Democrats and Northern Democrats pre-
fer their country to mere party name, or not. 1t
will be test that will prove the patriotism-the
very souls-of men. Let candid upright men look
the matter in the face. The contingency is just
upon Us. Let US prepare our hearts for it and act
upon it like men and patriots
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20
The Empire state fer Fillmore ana
DOnelsOn.

There is no installing the spirit and in
tentions of the conservative masses Of New
York. They are in direct antagonism to
sectionalism of all shades, and they are
rallying around the American standard in
such numbers as leave no doubt Of the
vote of the State for Fillmore and Donel-
son by an overwhelming vote. A South
ern gentleman residing in New York writes
as follows on this subject &c the Louisville
Journal:
"If four weeks intercourse with the people
in the river counties. the counties lining the
Central Railroad, and all south Of It % the
Pennsylvania line qualities one 10 Judge, | feel
that hazard nothing in giving the assurance
that Ncu York Is perfectly sure for Hilidrd
Fillmore The enthusiasm among the people
surprised me very much indeed, after having
read the lying accounts in the New York Her
aid, Tribune and Times. tell you that there
never has pervaded the people of this State
such a feeling Of deep liberalization 70 Ieia as
animdtcs them nor. The whole State ls on 6re
with enthusiasm. Meetings are being held in
every town and village, and 10 some places,
even thus early in the canvass, We have wiped
ont al oppeSNloh. tie movements vi the
masses in New York Cty and Brooklin have
only served 20 inspire the people VI the rural
districts with the determination 10 beat the
cities. You may rely upon il, 40 canvass ever
presented such cheering features as the present.
The Democratic party is thoroughly disOrganiE.
ed. 10 the central aud western portions Of the
State there IL no such thing as a BaehaHaa
partyi Hereabouts, however, the ''custom-
house and post office" people manage TO keep
the fires III aud that is all THE ''placs hunt
ems" are still quite loud mouthed, bat the mass
ca have gone hence.
The Hards are coming TO US 10 droves. They
have 10 where else TO 60.
From the signs Of the times, | shall be per-
fectly astonished II Buchanan polls more than
"a. 600 votes. The contest is evidently and
Enthusiastically between Fillmore and Fremont.
The same Is true OF Massachusetts,, Coaneeti-
cot, Rhode Island and New jersey. VIII The
men of The South help 70 elect Fremont ey
giving their votes 20 Buchanan. That Is for
themselves to decide.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-20

band- 5000 rceommendationsr required. sept2O-lt
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NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
s Tu1 4sA - EEM w IL IL FL 49,
HAVE nov in store very large amount Of New and
II Desirable Fal aud Winter Goods, direct nom the
hands Of importers and manufacturers Of which have
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to call and examine Stock before making their par
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Rich a'uncsd silks, Striped BrOcade chni1 PlOunee;
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Fine blk Rept and Armio silks FIR mourning
large stock Plain blk Silks Of the best makes in IN
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Cashmsres and DeLanes.
stock Wooden Dress Goods erDbraces everything in
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al wool DeLaneS (PIain) in s coors, beautiful thads
pins best make, bPk Bombazine and Alpaecas al
prices, eJPd and BLK Coberge Cloths.
Cloaks and Shawls
OF every style, CLOTH Velvet Nore Antique Stella
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Lace Goods.
Fine Val. Lace Sets;
Z" I" Collars style;
French needle work CnIiars trimmed:
New style Emb'd Muslin sett,;
Emb'd Linen Sets Embd Jaconet collars and Sleeves
Of the most beautiful styles Emb'd Travelling sests;
Ladies noe Hemstch and Eub'd HAndk'fs;
Bair Cloth, article Grass Cloth for Skirts;
Hoped Hair Skirts, plain Domestic Hoop Skirts.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Best make Kid Gloves (Ladies and Gentemen'se
Ladies' silk, Cashmere, Lisle thread, Beaver and Raw
silk O sced Gloves;
Wooden, Kid and Buck Quantities.;
Every description oil Gentemen's Cloves and Gsuns-
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Misses Beaver Gloves for SCHOOL,
BIZ Raw silk Hose, Dsan ard ,eced;
Blk Cashmere and WOrsted Hose-lsdies and misaes-
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Large lot chdren's wOrsted Hose and Greeian Boots
for ,nfsuts;
All colors Eastern Knitting Yarns,
Grey Shaker Yarn.
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
BIZ and Fancy French Cloths:
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Ga blk Doeskin Csssiueres;
Plain Blue and BFk Double English Cashmere new ar
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Beautiful ag'd Velvet vesing;
Elegant lot ready made Shirts and Shirt CUIlarE
Ready made Linen Shirt tosoms;
q Gentemens Nett Under-Sh rts and Drawers:
Plain and Ribbed Silk shirts and Drawers;
Ladies' Nett Wool and Merino Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Damask, every variety:
Linen Towels, Napkins ami Huckaback Diapers;
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Pillow slip Linens and Domestic
Carpets and Curtain Goods
We have on hand very heavy Stock Of Carpets,-ahe
vet Carpets beautiful in Velvet aud Tapestry hne
Velvet Rugs most eegan styles Psror Mats OF all kinds
striped, In STYLES, Elsgaut Lace and Musn Curtain
Embroidered Muslin in the piece. Cornices Pins and
Bands, OF most beautiful styles Gmps Loops ard other
trimmings match. Those having small rooms To cover
be supplied With Carpets very reduced
prices very large stock Of fine Bed Blankets White and
grey Negro Blankets and Arctic Travelling Blankets and
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BLIND MINISTER:
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Not many moons have waxed and waned
since Democratic lips were vocal with the
song, that KnOrc nothingism aoas a Wing
trieE-now the organ in this city tunes its
pipes, and the strain breaks forth that
Whiggvy is a KnoO-nothtag trik. Fide
Union and american Of yesterday.
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NV Rsisnds ana a. Puble are inASasd .nuuawrs.
w a. ean a ~ times b. f1uAd a. ny +; "a
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TO THE TIMBER MEN.
Cross Ties Wanted

DROPOsALS viii be received at the Office % the Edge
neid and Kentucky Railroad Company until November
10 b, for the delivery Of kxD Cross
Ties. Said Ties TO be eight lee long with ends cot
square SIX inches Thick and saved heved the
parallel faces each u which shall least six inchee
wider exclusive Of sap, when wed keWed more han
two sides 10 be at least Inches wide They
be 81 good quality Of red cedar white chimes pin or post
oak. Proposals be male To- delivering the Whole num-
Der at Na-hvie, al Paynes Iariing on Cumberland
river for twelve thousand either points, and
thirteen thousand mile West Good sttssie At the
junction OF The TyTee Spring and sprag Geld Turnpes
ANY other Information be obtained BY addressing the
undersigned. A ANDERSON
g. ssptis-St Chief Engineer p. a Ky r r..
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OUTH NASHVILLE.
Public Notice.
AVID CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

DASsENGERS from or 10 South Nashvile on mis- road
viii please take notice that IN compliance with the
wishes Of City Conncii expressed Few days since
he public prins cabng abe Nashville and Chat:anoogs
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wishing 10 be taken vi please hail the passenger trains
from that point ami those coming from direction Of
Chattanooga wishing 70 stop in south Nashville, viii please
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FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
Il VIE chespe and be for Fever and Agae and
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HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS say:

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The ebpos son Of this rnsdy eiuies those ueecnai
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chemical snAissis 10 each package two dis,se nsd
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taksat tns Gil ne thai prSaetr rs
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Hon. Jere. Clemens and the October
Convention
We are greatly gratifed at being able
to announce that the Hon. Jere. Clemens
will positively be in attendance on the con-
vention. This announcement in itself will
draw thousands.
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