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10 Wholesale GrOcerS.
Landreth,s Garden Seeds.

Landreth's Garden Seeds.
DEN swELLER, aas Just receiver sup. ly Of GARDEN
ID SEEDS at his SeeI store, No 81 Market street.
Also-Exprc,ed daily a lot of "ARNHILL'S CORN and
COTTON DRILLS. thArch lV'
Land for Sale.
7 OFFER for sale CIOO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
L OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Roa seven miles from Columbia and four from MI Pleas
ant being part Of the tract on ch reside
This equal If superior to any in Maury county
well waered (he celebrated Devers spring being on
part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
here the prems+s some beautiful building si'g
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated hall ROAD Il
will be diy ided suit purchasers or sold in body
For further information apply to me at AShwoodP Once
Maury county, tennessee. -o,,-, ,ory
augll-d LUClUs ) PoLN.
Canary Cages.
lGyE have received from lork, the finest collection
w Of Bird Cage in Nashville. They are OF all
paerns and designs and Offered At moderate pr
crs MACKENZIE WILSON.
CHAMBER SETS
WE have Just received from New York and Cincinnati,
w variety Of pa terms he above invaluable articles
ms,T Jul pA''''" MACKENZIE WILSON.
L'EATHER BUSTERS q al sizes, and at low
+ prices MACKENZIE a WILSON.
BLOCK TIN, BRITTAEIA AND PLANIsHED
WARES
WE have a fine assortment Of Covered D She's Soup
w Turrens, Coffee Urns, TIA and G. Zee Pots, Punch
Pitchers MOiasses Cups Greiques LSmp Can &c
CASTORS.
WE have handsome assortment OF Casters elegantly
w Hated, And Brit ana-s vsriet o. patterns Goa,
march, MACkENLIE NllcuN-
FURNITURE POLISH.
NITE have on hand supply 4 McCombie's Furniture
w rosh by which, with very little trouble old Furni-
ture may be made to look As well
mari MAChENLlE "llSON'
OtOIp INK.-we have still a few bottles on hand
Ut which we will sell at New York prices.
mai MAChhNLE "llSpN,
0'ABLE MATS, Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass Britiar-
MIA and Japsnned Candleschs and Lsmps Iron, Tn
ned amt Ename Pans; love Stretches Cup, Mops
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins, &o; Rr,a rietv Of
IIr,s.Cnrni.hioR Goo a MACKENZ'F WILSON
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DR. c. W CPOZIERS
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July II, 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 Warranted to contain nothing IN
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain KILLER.
1--WE under igned having repeat dy been solicited to
i make conSignmtnts If he Patenl Camthor Wash Mix
ture has concluded sell county rights in this
state but will have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mxturr uut up distributed throughout this state tex
cep counties where the rights have been disposed Of
and the state Of Alabama And that he may be enabled
more eectuaily this arrangement he poses 10
divide the patent tor Tennessee and Alabama into Loo
shares fourth be retained, and the renal dSr-IoO
shares-will be offered for sale person RENTING ten
icars will have share in the Patent, fourteen
Years July H. 1854. and will be at the time in
vesng also FIVE dollars TO be uset in the purchase OF the
ingredients advertising and the expenditure Of
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consgnmeus will be made c shareholders, (who may
quest m and other persons. the amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed commission OF s3
per cent their sales, and also their proportion OF the
profits At larg-.
Annual exhibit viii be made and vidends Of the
profits each shareholder No debts will he con
tracted viii the Company he responsible Tor any, as the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any OF those who have purchased patents for counties IN
th, State have the privilege Of exchanging their ghs
Tor price they have paid. This exchange viii
be made at the cost Of the Psteutee.
II Is desirable 20 have at least more active share
holders in each count, the States named Subscriptions
shares will be closed by the 1s September next And
consgnments Mixture will he made very there
AFTER Certificates ssu-d Shareholders who will request
the Agency, they desire It.
The under gned will act Agent until the Shareholders
thTee directors year. who viii ave the
mang cement until their successors shall be elected.
Newspaper, in Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Hunts
Vile Tlldegs and Tuscumbia that viii pubsh this twice
and other advertisements the Of ten dollars and
send one copy, will receive one share. Address
C W CROZitR Patentee,
is2S Knoxville, Tenn
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- MWE&MH
SUPPLEMENT OLE FREIGHT rARIEF.

Z
- NAsHynLs CHATTANOOGA RAHROAD, Oci 10, 1850
IN and after SATURDAY, 2nth inst Grain and Flour
~ over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad win be
charged at below:
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED.
TIL ART OF Love VA * NC.
The most nary book Of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss IF Marriage.
THE WAY THE Alta r.
MATRIMnNY MADE EASY; or, HOW To- WIN LOVER
One volume Of 100 pages, S2mO. Price One Dollar.
900 600 COPIES already ssgsd ,n IS nts nh
ger and u,irat, d in the FIR: style Of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove,
FIR Love is Heaven, and heaven is Love"
So sang the Bard; YET thousands Inc
For Iove-oflie the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts of those they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supre" e,
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road to wedOck would YOU know
Del v nat but 10 RoNDOUT go.
Time Gle and from his gloomyWngs
A shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments AS they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through the lass;
Al least the present is ur own,
While all the future Is known.
happy marriage, man or mal1
Can secure by RoEDoUT's aid.
CONTENTS:
II teaches how u make ladies or gentlemen win the devo
ted affections OF the opposite as their hearts
desire And The plan Is SO simple; YET SO
POSITION and it be arranged with such ease and decac
that detection is impossible
1t teaches every eye to form beauty OF its own.
Il teach, how to act WHIT n fascinated by IA lady,
It teaches no t make the wrinkled face smooth.
teaches YOU kind Of wife select to render home
happy.
gives advice TO the who has been truly &C
cped and is rejected aerward through he interference
friends
| gives remedy for unrt Quilted love.
1t gives YOU Instructions for beaut lying the person.
IIsw to have handsome lace and hands.
How to remove tan and ireckes
Lecture Love- Private Advice to Married Ladies
and Gentlemen
Ih, decidedly the fascinating, interesting and re
ay usefu and practical work Cuurship, Mamony, nd
the duties ghs Of Married Lite, that has ever been
issued ON the American press The artificial social sNs
tem which many instance prevents uuIon OF hearts,
and s ri6ces oIasm the happiness and even The
Of the and hopeful OF both sexes l.
thorough, and exposed Every Tho euntem-
plates arilgr nd wishes for nfIhe guide in the e
lection OF partner life should puchase this great text
b OF OF CounubIa fell ity.
No one viii ever regret the price paid for such nvau
able secret
Bill OF any the specepsy ng banks in the United States
Canadas Tecey at par Gold dust can be sent rom Ca
10
All that is necessary you do is to write letter in as
few words possible ucosng ONE DOLLAR and write the
uame with the Office county and state and drectto
PROFESSOR RON UUf, Pu Usher and Author
No 81 Forty-Sixth st New York.
DEWITT DNVt NPURr l62 Nassau ST., are the whole
I'm
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TO the Public.
First of April. 1856.

LII those indie ted 10 the undersigned or 70 WELLER
y COOPER h., eby notified that pa uent is not
notes will De placed in the hands an er her
do gance cannot be given. tmar7l B. . WELLER
YOUNG AMERICAI
Irents Wanted in every county this and adjoining States
To sell the above new and improved
COR \ AND cons "a IL.
TO all such rare chance make money will be oneredd
Exclusive State and County privileges will be disposer
unusually fair terms by application to the pTopeto
FARMERS AND STOCK HAI>EkS,
offer YOU Corn aud Cob Mil unsurpassed In the I'm
on and which cannot superseded by future In
yentons Il il the very Mil hch every Farmer anu STOCK
Rs-r should hay IL viii crush from To 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour. with horse; easily htted up and
managed weighs $40 ms and as ali intact Of the grinding
urisoes prevented, viii last any farmer an ordinary s
time I SPEAK thus OF ITS durability, because he sine
principle has been tary tested IN The old Bark Mill "ho
A MILL. ON TRItL
for one mon H. and " don give complete satisfaction, 10
return II there be any msn thus disposed, let him
speak. Satisfaction warranted M every case or the mon
sy Will be refunded The Crashe be attached TO horse
water poser which renders the most venient
Mil south Of MSsons aud Dxon's line All other trasher'
the SOuh require too much power or VIII soon wear
out. AccoTdugtO
THELAWS OF NATURE,
Com and Cob Mn which admits OF lateral or wahoing
motion ~i nece sary, out all other cTushers
are 4menabie this grand objection aud the Propri~ors
oAEs TOT dispute T. In the nstrurtioa Of ioUsa AAEA
ysseur, fton and cHALLESsE woD 70 the contrary
have ", Veaed abiding -ieIal to'ion. and AZ 1rs
led 20 acknowledge H. therefore, assert tAt ~ ~ al
upe.iur 70 any other Mall am nos selling this rsRne'
see tion al The small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
and any wanting good thing are rnestly request
81 70 examine the merits and principles Of ths NH
and order IRON tie Propretors or Agents.
A liberal Discount made 10 dealers
J. z. DkOMGOULE, Sole Proprietor.
Ehelbyyine, Team.
A a. IN rs
IIits Moore A CO., - AaFkst street, Nashviie, Manu-
cturcrs and General Agtna.
Beaumant RAu Co., CArksyis Agents for Montgomery
'ounty
Ab Watkins. PeiAski, Agent for Gle, County
VIM u HunL salem, Agent Ia FrankAn Coasty, Team
and JAekton, 0unty, Ala
James D. Vance, CAstAlRn Springs, AgsAi for sumner
eunty
j. Hatcher, CoumelA. Agent for Naury Coanty.
" NJ Veil + NJ Koae, Agent icT smith CoontS
j. r. AAln thArrston. Agsnt tor bradrY toanty
VIZ. hgney kfoA, Los1sn, Agents i0r t.s Tonnes
%. oct lS-dAuly
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Ii those indie ted 10 the undersigned, 70 WELLER
n C,OPER are H., eby NOTIFIED that ps meat Is not
made b, the first day of april their accounts and
notes will placed in the hands AN ON er, As uI her in
du gance cannot be given. tmafIl b. . WELLER.
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Land for Sale.

DEN 8 WELLER, has just receive sup. ~ OF GARDEN
ID SEEDS at his SeeI store, No. 81 Market street.
Also--Expt cted daily a lot OF nARNHILL'S CORN and
7OTToN MILLS March 10.
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MARBLE! nIARBLE!!

M L SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLEO ~ (
W. BUSINESS, soHclS us olu nIeuus Gnu ,' S4laf-
pubic in general who may desire work in HIS line, ~ .
70 give him call at his shop, corner Of Church wv
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot h will KEEP constantly on hand a supply n
Of MONUMENTS TOMBS, &c, of The finest Italian su
merican Marble All work executed ~ he best manner
and warranted sep29-u
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RFGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

FI'HE ano light draught steamerf T7ElR =
l CUMBERLAND, CAPT. d. r. EzElFFfsSa1
H. BROOKS being nearly finished s4sSAzs-zss-Z-2HA
and the adapted for the trade, will commence
plying the LIST Of December next, between this port and
New Orleans This boat has superr Recommendations tor
passengers besides being adapted to every DESCRIPTION
Of freight and stocL In satisfactory For feg or
passag- and ORDERS apply on board or 70 -
noVS On H. II. HANklSlN, Agt.
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 100000.
GALL PAID IN AND SECURED.)
THIS COMPANY being fully organized according to char
AGE BY FIRE. Buildings Goods, Wares and Merchandise
generally Also on shipments against loss damage BY
Seas Rivers Inland transportation the most fsVors
Die terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at Current rates.
Office No 50 College street, East side between Union st
and Public Square.
ALEXANDER FALL, W. 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY W. VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN H. EWlN,
HENRY HART, r., T. e. McNA AIRY,
THOS W. EVANS HUGH McCREA,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
eAHEs WALKEA Secretary. my2
The Etna Insurance Company of Hartford
Chartered 1919
CASH CAPITAL 100000.
rho. A ALEXANDER, Secy... THO. K. BRACE, Presr
State Mutual F. Il. Insurance Co. Of Pa.
CAPITAL S35O,OOO.
/ GII,LETT j. p. RUTHERFORD, Pres
New York Life Insurance Company.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL 5000
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary. MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres
Fire Marine Inland Hull and Life risks taken at equita
att, jy2Sl JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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lust RECEIVED, direct fom New ok per steamer
u Amerlca invoice u Superior Shad, put up expressly
for family use, with Instruc IONS 10 close immediately
BENZ. =. SHIELDS,
No tic
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shipments entitled to the above unless each and
every package has the % the Depot Of delivery
the initials n a q. h. r. plainly marked upon II
II. l. A.
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ny a.. @. Met LELAND are closing out their ste
w Of Cluaks and Talu a., At very reduced prices,
b. the Metropolitan Store 81 and 81 College Street
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Oar flee from Hon olllu are dated TO he 9Th Of De-
tcber.
Several Vbslers had arrived a. the different blsn9s
brDgI later niellg of portion Of the ~naling
Il. e il tie Pacific. The report favorable.
Their VI .stirs the King sod Queen arrived at Hilo
on the 18th Sept and took up their ie,idsnce az the
bOv,e Of Mr. Pi,nsn Ga Monday, the 22d, tue
roy parry Intending - leave for tie lava 10 r.
tie ,r,si.st cure sity about HllO
lie CGmMerc'di Acre tlseT u the 9Th ult. has the
folioHng i.ur OF ne.s:
HOIoiIu s likely to be fully supplied with places of
an ustntDt oDliDg tie coming tail season. Mess q.
Pr b,Dng and hct and, Who bad e1red and fitt.,d
Up The room The Nvnsausts auction room A. coz
si01sble expense, and we're obliged through the 70
moBsusJce OF properly owLtIs in The ghborhooi ~
loom Ct lie Royal Hotel. than which a more Central
place could Dot be obtained. They have engaged a
number Of eTt-s for The s.as,n The fIs cebcerI ts
place Oh Saturday last, and was well attended. They
f.IfTni ss ain this evening.
lie HsEanan lLeaer on the corner of Hotel an
Aeiea st,tts, formerly owned by JOINT stock com.
pony nbs told at auction Tuesday last f r 81 900
A >. csnWrgbi, esq wa the purchaser. The land
ahbe 10 NOTtb lie sb sonl.
bessls. Grs'es Wi der have taken the Hawaii an
iLfsieI, sid ebgsgeo popular xouve who arrived
~ Le Palmer IoD San kIaIcisco. They opened on
We SID Asf, 10 good bOnst, with Comsn's play of
re Ton Chest and the comedy Of "perrction."
Bon eess we're very credifaby rendered Nc. A.
Nrd,r, Miss Louha Graves and Sir & Kinrsl.nd
he two ornsI bring Cd fsyo lie. 10 oolala-sec
We MY Ieee'eo by lie aDoience Beside the above.
We Lear mat trcps company 10 eI otcted soon iion
ssn traneiss ?, 10 Itmeln daIipg he Fall ssAsnn
He Esson 70 anal the charter Of ihe Hawaiian
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buchanan, majority eve Fillmore, 1924 owe
Freuoui 1856.
Fillmores majority over enOn:, $40
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE PEOPLES
TICKET

The Peoples ticket Is eected-snd the people th' III
selves h4,e az last succeeded in eiec ing, IRON an ps
themselves, the men who hall administer n. govern
mtDt AFFAIR." OF ihis ely AMI have refused 10 aid N
the election to Office of the political hacks, ana par
zsus and sIOilsuep, who belong TO the csss anl 1e
party who, for yesrs past have misraed erheI
ribbed and bankrupt Ssn sncisco. A nsaf a. can
be row sscerisinsd the local Peoples t5cket " oeu
elected BY over thousand majority: ou'' tha II nS
been electrd, there is no opportunity for DOUBT.
All the les and nisstae neLts, and misre tiesen'.
stiCns which partisan malice and part san A'efe7t
could invent have been promulgated ae anst the an
diost,s Oh the Peoples ticket, and the Commune
which nominated H. all the tricks which oa7,- "a
lesders end sire.pullers knew well how TO ue nave
been escorted to- ioI the purpose of deisa og L, bu'
the people have tilunphtd over the hars ana me pei
tisaLs and the tTcss'ets aud can now laos al eueu
GelCtle and futile attempts 10 de'ea; Tie ga OF 'e
community When II is rOused 10 seton.
The glorious iest which we herald thi, mornpg IA.
been otGined, lot By any ickery, or TIE ciesuoh o.
any false bsseess enihusiasm but has De en- CAMEO oy
the sovereign people, because they felt that II wa
necessary for their ssety for the future Proeper
Of our city, for Themselves their wives and families,
that new era should be nsugursted In our poht!ca'
hisuy, when h nest men, and bot mere spols huh'sr'
.hou.d h cur local Office. This has been a'coh
plIsbed, end Iebuke has been aiuintt +red 10 Tue
cppobtne of tie People which will Be long reinem'
b.rtd AL honor TO tie Pc pie of san tFancl'co ioF
tie orou. rcsul: Of yesterday.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
Nearly 81, 100000 in Treasure.
CALIFORNIA PROBABLY FOR BUCHANAN.

The United States Mail stea nship Illinois, Capt G.
3. Boggs, L. N, Commander, left aspinwal at 2:1
D. NJ On the 10th inst, and arrived at Guarantee at
81 oclo,k a. m. on the 29th. She brings the Caifor-
mails Of the 9Th inst. 364 passengers and 81 800 10
treasure freight.
The Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanys steamer So
bora, w. +. Lopidge, e,q Commander, lef San From
cisco Nov. ), at p. ID. with 4O7 passengers ana
1921 eco in treasure on freight, s39i Oi0 Oi wncn
was on foreign account, and arrived at Panama al ~
o'clock a. m. on the 18th.
Tie United State, tloop-of-war Saratoga, H. w. W.
ton, Comm. nder, left Aspinwal Nov 10 iof N''''A
via Havana. m
In the port Of Aspnwal: H. d. n. snip Onon' ~
guns; H. b. NJ frgate Arrogant ~ gins H. DE- Ne
Mail sttamer Dee, from San Juan del NoTe' ana one
gun-bOat .,-,r.
Nov. O. 1926 a. M, lat. 90 So N, lon - 81 W.,
spoke ct. amer George Law, bound 5 Al ~ ~ a. fn'
lat, $50 IA n, lon. 73o 81 W., spoke Armenian bark
Volant, from - for Havana.
Nov 90 at 1880 a. M, lat. % A. N, lon ~ %
w.. exchanged signals with an American steamer
hound s. supposed to be the TeNls. for San Juan.
Nov. q at 1890 a. m, lat. $50 80 ", lon "a
w. pass ed schr Caroline Y. Cary, Of Elizabeth City,
N. C., bOnnd n.
Nov IS, at p. m, OFF Tucker Islsnd, spoke bark
Gen.see Of Brunswick Me-. distress, aud took her
in tow.
The Illinois experienced very heavy weather, with
sbong h. ad winds il the Caribbean.
Tag
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arkrts.

SAY Francisco Tuesday evening, Nov NO.
The senar,u. of he all and the eiec
tion TO-DAY has ,ug.s,d public attention 10 such AZ extent
that no bu,n.. has been done from sst re-
lsiing 10 b.se ,Ub.ects -. ...u.
In The stpe. Il De the market there no change 70 uo;e
Jotb Of 10 or. sacks Fosters self sis ~
sold At 80 81: 80 Commercial rs D. SUI DO AZ
sup. 90 80 40 do Eaton bos'~ieA' eA'A nc w.
Ws,.I-Ioo ..l. Choice sold Pc, ard 800 do Fair At
g 80 ., Ian 4. t.hAi,.
o,rssO Jack, prime sold a, 90 a. and 2cc do Obsns a:
Sass ,u, 81, a.
PoTl1oTs5Co prime and choice cold In lots 81 :.
&c. .,.
H.y-2O7 iuus fair quality sold At sls
BUTTTR-49 hrkius choice he y June sold al Sc' ,,-,.
PoEx-O Lb. choice Mess sold private terms and D a.
Dbl. extra Char a. Sl9 20. .,
sr.EcH-lCO boxes biDgsfoTd's resold al lf.c. , al,
APPLEs-ICO Lf bbls choice American dried sold a. -
svsAE-OWO lbs China No. Tesoid Il Stc' sad ~ S0'
American EN- shed AZ l5c. ~ . -,
CHAMPASAt-.O lG,kets Ppes Heidsieh sold a. SCENTS
rates. . 90, ..-.
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TUF Election.

There hes never been m San tTanciseo' pe'o'". -
qu;C; IL election dsy a. there was yesbroay Ire
buny.-m HIo rUfsuism which in former tunes "ere 80
rsu pant about the polls seemed 10 nave beeh Otn-
she'd IL this occasion. The bnlies and he foNGe:
they were ibUe, kopi Themselves peacea DC auu i1t,
md did not dare 10 infringe u,On interfere Win tAe
r.elts OF hon est yotCrs. Il was grand spec ace-
sucL az unfortunately has never been wl'Aeesod IN
San Francisco bcfors--to zee citizens tufo our as
they did IN rnssse ard 60 quietly 20 the pol1' anu
wrfoGt moderation a difficulty, deposit TIE btloI on
which II Glare OF nation, State anu cry u
Gi6ht s2toLt depended. 80. H.
We nay thank tie GLANCE Commtns l9l NC
oriot, ard Tire peace Gid he fairness, when ch1IHc
ol7d the election Of Yesterday. lesson " as taught
by fb.D 10 the suc's and election bues anu roSdle,
which ef.oiusliy prevented them from interfering as
thew have svaIs done before and endeayorng 10 c1n-
iIoi The election. But for tho determined spnt "ncl
war exhibited by this ComGtee-but foE me ,hAule.
intention Wkich;hey made pabc 10 guard ana pro'ei,
The purity OF the ballot box, contest on "h,ch e.
deutud, d. would have been chsractenzed, we 1oHp'
Lot by similar scenes 10 ltUso which we nave al "''-
pefitd Oh previous election deys.
We are pretty well satnfcd that the election rs
been fair one II - true that he Opponents OF the
Peoules tclct res red all the usu1l tricks Whch
are mero', intended TO deceive, and are not Illegal,
such as counieTfcing tickets and substituting h1h-s
for the urpose of cndeayOriDg 10 defeat at eas, pof-
lion OF the ticket But thBk there wa' Nd - iihng
aud very htle if any dolbe voting and t1e charac-
fer If TIE gentlemen VITO acted Judges and ihspcc-
trs Of Election assures that there viii be no dlsi-
cation Of 1otcrIs. MAY We always have es quiei,
petceable and iaiT election.
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Died.

II San Fr,rrisco Oct II the Rev. william Gny Of New
YoJs aE,d &C yesr, the siner Il Dr.. u NJ. Gny.
AtYubs CRY Oct. IS, the Hon W p Mccall County Judge
Of Suffer County. 49, a, W.
Az the r,.ioerce Of Mr Alexander Nsker on Marx Ne'
Cre,k Oc, g. Martin Nef TO merry Of MdssGte-. WIS
In s-n Francisco Nov T. Of consumption, MI J0nn "
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IN San Francisco Oct. H. by dOwbius Nj A W. Randa
native 4 osiop. Mass. aged 50 yesrs .
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sea On board ship Oregon. June p Edw Nicholson OF
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In s.n Franesco Oct r. Mr.. John Eagap native ef Aih
lore Ireland aged 50 years