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S0FT EBATs.

SOFT EBATS.
g our Fall we are now resdy to make to
order. and VIII hand. ALL
and shapes of Soft Hats Our experience line
thai can turn Hat well made and
made any place in the word. We have aad viii continue
give proof OF what We say
sspl6-am VAUTIER MARgoNNIER.
FALL STYLE HATS.
THNHOSE wshinr to obtain good well
"A ION Hat. would DO we'll to give cal. The
tastldious suited We perfect TT even TO
those VIII have the most agplsr e head.
sepl6-3m NADTIER & Ma KC0NNIER,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16
SCHODE1 Ng'pEfyE

-SGEEOSE4 NOTICE
V#NHE Schools Pigeon Township commence on the
II first Monday in tctober next.
sepl3-td J. G. HATCHITT
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-75 bbls Worthingson
-Ak Mills Flour, rec d and tor sale by
sepl6 PRESTON BROS.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE
SPY virtue of order the Common Pleas Of
HS Vanderburg county made its September Term 1856
undersigned Administrators the
eaden deceased, will sell atPubic Auction the
the Auction K oms Of Woolsey Nelson, the city ET
anFlle on the 18th day Of 1856 between the
OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ, of sid day the
folio wing real situated in said
to-wt LotsNes. and q aud Liilisous
Lockharts Enlargement of Evansville Also
Lots fourteen fifteen. sixteen and seventeen F4
IL in Block Nc eighteen, s in the Fourth Fnsrgen
adj dining Evansville.
TERMS OF SALE ouefonrth of tide purchase money CASH
six months from the day sale With INTEREST,"
one-toprth in nine months the day of sale.
est. and the remaining year day
sale. with in tefest.
Also at the time and plaee and the same terms
th+ un dsrsigned will sell public auction Y shares of the
Capital Stoekof the Evansville Indianapolis Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad Company.
EDWARD BURTIS,
WIN. ACHES N.
ser16-4tw Administrations.
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eg BIS Wheat Starch; % bxs Cream Cheese reed by
SSUH railroad and for sale by
T e n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16

IAN and Monday, 18TH further retice,
W The Mail Passenger Train viii leave Evansviliek
1:25 p. NJ arriving Tincenes 42oP. NJ in tines
with the Evening ain the Chic and
Railroad Central Illinois. Tore
P NJ, Indianapolis I.05 A. NJ. making
eonneetons for Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland. Phadel
phia. New York and Baltimore. 81
Returning-leaves Terre-Ha NJ. after tt
rival Of Indiana posaIriyes Evansville
s:25 P, Nj.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16

subscriber has his day associated wthhim Mr. Jas
a. ID. Riggs Carlisle the wholesale grocery and
produce business under and style of Wheeler
Riggs The business will be conducted at the old stand
sept5-2wS ID e. WHEELER
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FARES:

gers by from st. Louis
ii and Louisville day. Baggage checked of Indiana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16
FFeElsFs AsSTSFYATN.

NUsT received land openng) direct from Phiadel-
eS phia. half chests "a boxes choice
Teas. which is half chest Black
which recommend to those who love it. all which
offered at small advance cost. Call and try
VlCKERY & I0HNST0N'S,
lvl7 Main 81. ear Washi ngton Hotel.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
JoHS CArRoS.
Correspondents. of the P.irio..l


The Meeting at TANK on Saturday.
large concourse of people, from the counties
OF Davidson, Dickson and Cheatham, assembled on
Saturday the 9th inst, at Tank, to witness the
presentation of banner, in behalf Of the ladies' by
Miss Frazier, to "The Donelson Rangers !" and
also, 10 hear Win q. Brien, Eco, who was invited
TO address them upon this occasion. The banner
was received by Capt. Walton, with = neat and ap.
propriate speech.
IL would be unnecessary to attempt 10 describe
the beautiful address Of Miss Frazier; sufficient 10
say, that was one of the chasIe elegant and
patriotic appeals 70 which 1t has been our good
fortune to listen.
At the conclusion OF the bSnner presentation, the
eros q, numbering between four and Eve hundred
we're invited 10 the tables to partake Of a sumptu-
Gus repAst, prepared by Capt. Walton. II has been
our lot TO be present al great many political
meetings aud bsroecues, but never have We Wit
messed IS much order a. ~ss displayed upon this
occasion. The ladies' who were present In greet
numbers, seemed 90 have come - cheer rs on In
our good work. with their sweetest looks and most
approving smiles
After dinner, will G. Brlen, Esq being intro
dGeed 10 the assemblage preiacing bis remarks 10
the ladies' in terms most eloquent and compliment
tAFy, proceeded wish bis speech, and foe an hour
sud half be held the crowd spe-boand and en-
tranced wish the sparkling wis and sisching magic
Of his burning eoquenee, affecting paihoe, and able,
Srgamensative reasoning. Those who have listen.
ed 70 Mr. BFien upon former occasions. admitted
this 20 have been one Of bis nest mastery eferta
lie disseetsd, with an unspsring hand. the Demo-
cratic party iss history, its platform, iss departure
irem iae principles OF jackson. merely retaining
The name without the measures, "a sounding bsass,
sinkling cymhal !" reviewing che poiitcal life Of
Buchansn, BE Federalism and opposition 70 ell the
leading features Of the pseudo. Democratic party.
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TULIP GRovE. Sept. soth. 1856.

TULIP GROVE, Sept. S0th, 1856.
SrR:-I have bad the honor to receive, tosday,
your note of the 25th, with that of the 10th inst.
informing me of the proceedings of the late Wing
Convention at Baltimore, by which my name, as a
candidate for the Vice Presidency, in association
with that of Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency, has
received the unanimous vote of the delegates COM
prising that Convention.
Such testimonial of public confidence by dis
tinguished and leading members of party, upon
which had no other cai.n than that of fidelity to
principles which should be common to all parties
when the country is in danger, is received with
feelings, for the expression of which, l find no
adequate language.
can only say to you, Sir, in reply, that it has
been my effort, through life, to follow the great
lights to which we are indebted for our happy form
of government, and that there is no sacrifice which
am not willing to make in order to maintain it in
its original purity.
The evil of the day is sectonalism, and the coun"
try can find no reposs until this dangerous spirit
is rebuked by the voice of the people, animated as
they were in the days of Washington, by holy
love for the Union, and determined to with hold
their confidence from those who do not regard its
preservation as the paramount object Of their lives.
If the South claims the election of a man to the
Presidency because he is favorable to Southern in
terests, and the North one because he is favorable
to Northern interests there is an end of our federal
system. This was not the sentiment of parties in
the days of Washington, Jefferson, Madison and
Jackson. 1t is our purpose, as patriots, oy what
ever name we may be called, whether Uni on'lov-
ing Wings, Americans or Democrats, to eradicate
the influence of this sentiment from the pnblic
counsels, and restore that which will give US a
President for the whole people, and government
that will respect alike the equal rights of all the
sections of our land, without regard to latitude or
diversified interests.
am very respectfully, your obi serV't
A. J. DoNELsoE.
Hon. Edw'd Bates, St. Louis, Mo.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
TULIP GROVE. Sept. 81, 1856.


Mr.. Van Buren, being out of the question, the
next matter OF discussion was, who of our promi-
nent friends ives qualified to fill the high office of
President aud carried with him the elements OF
success, in a contest with the eminent leader on
the other side, Mr.. Clay, who il was not doubted
would be the whig candidate. We discussed the
fitness of our friends and gave our opinion with
entire freedom. When We got through, Gen. Jack.
son said he did not doubt that Mr.. Buchanan ought
to be the nominee.
When we returned to the parlor q considerable
number Of gentlemen were there, and others we're
coming from Nashville. The conversation OF course
turned on politics and the probable complexion Of
the Convention, and what it ought TO do. Some
one asked the General bluntly, who he thought
should be selected as the candidate. He promptly
replied: st is not possible for our friends to sup.
port Mr.. Van Buren, in the face of his letter oppos~
ing the acquisition and annexation of Texas; and
amongst our other prominent friends, have no
hesitation in saying, that my opinion is Mr.. Buch.
anan should be selected by the convention as our
candidate"
JoHS CArRoS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

W AFHFN0fOH, cCpItIIUtT 70
TIE DKNooRATs GIVE UP EKw YoRK.-Let-
tiers received here from sources entitled 10
credit, state that the Democrats have become
convinced Of the fasility OF attempting to car,
~ their electoral ticket In New York, and will
throw the strength OF their vote Ia favor Of
Fillmore. They win let Massachusetts, go by
default. and the eleciioneesing means thus hus
banded win be concentrated upon Pennsylva-
MIA and New Jersey. --Balk Amsr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
WEDNESDAY, OCT. l, 1856.
The North de-
serts Buchanan.
His chance for
election is gone.
Fillmore i'm New Jersey.

Tue Fillmore State Convention assem-
bled at Trenton on the 25th uIt. 1t was
largely attended. Hon J. F. Randolph
was made President. Resolutions were
passed strongly opposing fusion with either
BUCCANEERS or Fremonters. The following
is the electoral ticket chosen:
Electors at large Com. r. f. Stockton,
Peter J. Clark.
LIST District Joseph Porter,
End. " Joseph r. Randolph,
3rd VIM. P Robson,
4th. Cornelius Van Wrinkle,
5th. SilaS Condict.
A large Mass Meeting was held after
the adjournment of the Convention, which
was addressed by Com. Stockton, Judge
Randolph, and MesSrs. Alexander and
Ketchum. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and the determination manifested to
fight the American standard through.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01


1t will be remembered by many Of our
readers that, in 1874, Mr.. Buchanan ex-
erted himself to carry Pennsylvania for
Mr. Polk, declaring him to be a "better
tariff man than Mr. Clay" and his party
friends inscribed on their banners, "POL,
Dallas, IsraS and The Tariff Of 1912"
1t appears from the following brief article,
which we republish from the Philadelphia
Bulletin, that the Buchanan Democracy
are playing a similar game at this time:
''THE DODGE IN POTTER CoUNTY-A num-
Der of Democrats are stumping Potter and
other northern counties of this State. But
they dare not breach the doctrines that are
boldly avowed in this part of the State, and
they go in for "Free Kansas" We have be-
fore US large poster, calling for Democratic
meeting at Coudersport, Potter county, on the
10th instant, which was put up 10 all the pub
lie places of the county. After giving the
names of the orators who were to speak, the
appeal closes with the words, 10 large type
BUCHANAN, BRECKENRIDGE,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

EAfIoAs IsA--s sept. %.
FILIMoRK MKETiss. largest Fillmore
meeting oil the campaign was held here to-night.
There was a large procession, display Of 6Fe-
works, speeches by David Paal Brown. II. II.
Stephens, Of Tennessee. aud others. The meeG
Ing was very enthusiastic.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY rue
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. pHILAnRIpHIA

QoPoRT ON sPgRNAToRRHG1 or serInsl Weak
mss lmPoienes, the Vice Of Onsnism, Masarbation
or seAtuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Win an eeount OF the errors and drccpions Quaeks
and valuable Advice % the Afflicted. BY GEO 4 CAL
hOUN, N. D., COMPUTING SURGEON Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Put a5eiPhia, Pa benevolent Institutioa
esfab shsd BY special endowment the relief Of the k
ana distressed afflicted vth Virulcnt and Epidemic Dis,
eases copy Of abe above Report WI BE- sent by mail
y sealed envelope FaEE or CHARE on the receipt Of
Two STAMPS for postagr. AdiIess DR.. GEO. r. CAL
HOon. No south NINTH 81, Philadelphia. Pa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
80, 900 Tickets--3,280 Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
s. z o 4, 0 o o.!
will be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME
APPROXINTATTON PRTZCS,
w. oNNb 9<ttV
Whole Tickets S10;-Halves IS; Quarters, $50
PLAN "

The Numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are enercled with small tin tubes ard placed IN wheel
The first ZIG Prizes similarly printed and Sncireed
placed In another Wheel The wheels then reyoved and
Number is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and the
same time Prize drawn from the other wheel The
bei and Prize drawn out opene and exhibited the
audience and registered BY the COMMISSIONER the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation
repeated until all the FRIES drawn out
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Donelson and abe President Of tao
WING Convention. - =
BALTIMORE, Sept 10, 1856.
HoS. A. ]. DoSELsos, Nashville, Tenn.-.sn
81 SIR:-Before you receive this letter the public
journals will have informed you that the Wings of
the United States have held a general convention,
in the city of Baltimore, for the purpose of desg
mating and adopting candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency ofthe United States.
The proceedings of that Convention are already
known to the world through the public press, yet,
by its command, the pleasing duty is imposed up
on me, as its presiding officer and responsible or
gan, to make known TO you the fact that the wings
of the United States. as represented in that Con.
vention, separate and apart from all other party
organizations, have with one voice, chosen and
adopted you as their candidate for theiVice Presi-
dency, associated with Mr. Fillmore for the Presis
dency. tE
We consider the election of the ticket of Fill
more and DoneIson necessary to the repose OF the
country, and therefore our earnest prayer is for
your success.
indulge in any expression of my own opinions and
wishes but to speak only for the Wing Convention,
whose servant am. sf
have the honor to be,
with the greatest respect
Your obedent servant,
EDw'D BATES,
of St. Louis, No.
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Eulogizing 10 just terms the pure. patriotism. and
broad national principles of the candidates Of the
American Party. he concluded bis remarks with an
affecting appeal to all patriots to rally around the
standard Of their country, to ''march under her
flag and keep step TO the music of the Union"
HARPETH
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The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to
those drawing the rs is Prizes viii be entitled 10 the 81
Approx nation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
900 Prizes OF $40 wiz be by the last figure
Of the Number tn draws the $4,000 prize For example
u the Number craving the $4,000 Prize ends With No
then all the Tcf cts where the number ends will be
entided TO $50 II the Number euds with No g thin all
the Tickets where the Number ends in win be entitled to
$40, and so on to o.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
"FREE KANSAS

What will the Southern Democracy think of
their candidate, who has one rsllying cry for
the North and another for the Soutbl-PhiLa.
ESening Bullatin.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
Immense American Meeting in
Albany.
THE YOUNG MEN IN THE FIElD!!!

The Young Mems American Convention
at Albany on the 25th September, was a
grand and imposing demonstration. The
New York papers describe it as one of the
largest political gatherings ever held in
that State Forty THOUSAND persons were
estimated to be in the procession. A no
ticeable feature in the procession was
splendidly decorated vehicle, occupied by
thirty-one girls dressed in white and bear
ing tri-colored flags, on the vehicle was the
motto,
I'VE REPRESENT THE WHOLE UNION"
Hon. Walter Hutchings presided, with
Vice Presidents from every county in the
State Speaking took place from four or
five stands, in different parts Of the enclo-
sure, which was covered with people for
several acres. A grand torch light pro
cession paraded the streets at night, which
is said to have numbered more than the
procession of the day.
1t is thus that the noble Americans Of
the Empire State show their strength.
NEW YORK is SAFE FOR FILL
MORE.
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Electoral Tickets for Mr.. Fillmore.

A favorite fb with Democratic presses
and speakers, is that Mr.. Fillmore has no
electoral ticket in half the States of the
Union. Our friends in denying this false
hood, can state without fear of contradic
ton, that there are genuine Fillmore cleo
toral tickets in the following States, viz:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
WE now in full receipt Of oar very large stock of
FALL AND WINTER
Staple and Fancy,
AND
DOVNRStic ENPV GOOAS

y
Comprising by far the largest stock imported by u.s.
sistng very large Of Ladies' Goods entire
styles Of Pren h. English Italian Scotch and Ameri-
msnuf ctureres tye goods for misses and child
rem; Plads Of the greatest variety large stock Of black
Gro dc Rhine, Gro de Nap, Fouard silks Fancy
Dress silks Of entire new styles ok of this line Of
Goods T. superior any imported by Us, AID every
attractive for the city and trade. bite Goo sand
Embrodere Of al numbers and general range OF prices
Our Fancy Goods generally, made Of Ia
imporatiOns and les which entirely new Offering
from any former season ami handsoer ana AZ prices
which must be altogether Satisfactory to dealers.
FURNISHING GOODS.
English, French, German and Italian Cloths and cassi
Of very superior quality and general range Of prices
EnEsh Beaver Cloths OF The best masses for over coats
Pilot, Beaver whirlpool, Lion, and Buffalo cOAnss;
Blankets and Blanket Coatings Of every grade.
Satin, sik WSrsted and Fancy ves,ns, OF the greses'
variety; large line Of sanes, Tweed Jeans and Coat
CLOAKS AMI TALmAS.
Cloths Of an coors for ladies' ooaKs and Tamas; Worst
cd Tsmas for ladies and Misses Aso Dresses for Misses.
FANCY PRINTS.
French Enzlish and American Fancy Prints, OF all the
different manufactures and widths Black and solid eOOred
PLAID LINSEXS.
Cashmere Plsids, small and large Of all prices and the
EST makes, all WOO
CLOAKINGS.
Large and small Figured and Plaid Closkings. every
quality SIR and Worsted Serge and Fancy Innings Apa
cas- pure NIohAir, and Silk and MOhar-lArgs Co
burgs. DeBAge and Delanes, &c, &c.
PLAIDS FOR WOMEN's DRESSES.
Huntsville Piaids for servants dresses bright eoors;
Eastern Plads-a arge stock small checked ADD striped
shirtng; heavy Kerseys Linseys and Jeans &C., &C.
DOMESTICS.
Beached and Brown DOM sic, OF all widths Beached and
Brown Drngs Brown Sea Island Donesics; heavy osna-
burgs, &c
TRIMMINGS. &C., &C.
Our stock o. r pi * ami Yarist Is very large and
complete COMPRISING every article that usually solo.
gH-We viii continue add % stock throughout the
season. new style Goods which viii sell upon the most
favorable terms to prOupt dealers.
A. J. DUNCAN a CO..
ang25-h No. 20 Public SQUARE, Nashville.
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Administrator,s Sale

IN MONDAY, &C Ober 9Th, ! viii sell on the Public
~ Square, At II o'clock ane buggy horse ore ene
Ade MORSE one buggy neaFy new belonging 70 the as
tate Of The late r. ~ Wzms Asthe sane Tine ard n,..
vi De sold several aTtrAs q arniurs consisting ia pasf
~ osl esd'tesd and eeldnf, bareau waSirobs ke &C.
Terms made known The dAy Of sale
ssP'ss-toets A. g MERRITT Administrator
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Neeg York.
The Washington Organ makes the fol-
lowing estimate of the probable vote of
each party in New York, in November:
We will make an estimate of the vote of
New York, and put it on record, that our
readers may, after the election, be enabled
to decide upon the relative merits of the
Post and ourself as prophets !:
Fillmore, $4,000
Fremont, 100, 900
Buchanan, $4,000
Total vote, $4,000
Should the State election in Pennsylva-
MIA, in October. be decided against the
Democracy, it would not be surprising if
there should be general stampede Of the
New York Democracy into the Fillmore
ranks In that case. Mr.. Fillmore's vote
would exceed 200 600 And as there is
no doubt that the Democrats will lose
Pennsylvania in October, we may safely
calculate that Mr. FlIImore's plurality in
New York will be in the neighboihood of
$4,000.
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

As, by ibis Scheme, Ticket in every 10 is guaranteed
to draw $40 sill sell Certificates Of 10 Tick
cts where the numbers eud in !, 2, g. 45.6TS0O Al
the following rates which Is the risk on them.
Ali that they draw the amount guaranteed Rccrues
10 the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package Oflo Whole Tickets .... $50
10 Half ............ so
10 Quarter ............. Is
II viii be perceived by this PLAN that for eco the pur-
chaser has Certificate Of 10 Tickets, when he buys
TcL cts he would only for that WhOes thus By
buying Certificates be has four chances larger
Prizes-Halyes and Quarter Packaeaa Ia mammalian
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NOTICE.

Al WIFE, MAGLINE. has left my bed board without
AL cause An peFFons are therefore notified not 70
credit her on my aesount JACOB GENTNER.
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In Orderiug Tickets or certiseata.

Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
on receipt OF which they viii be forwarded By hrst mall
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10 pur-
chasers Immediately after tie drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and state
- Remember that every Prize dra and payable in
full without deduction.
re prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
In foil without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets eashed renewed other Tickets Al either
once.
Orders Tor Tickets or Certificates be addressed either
TO 5. SWAN co, Atlsnta, Ca,
oeN ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

Massachusetts, Louisiana,
Connecticut, Texas,
Rhode Island, Missouri,
New York, Tennessee,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
New Jersey, Iowa,
Delaware, Wisconsin,
Maryland, Illinois,
Virginia, Indiana,
North Carolina, Ohio,
Georgia, California,
Alabama, Florida,
Mississippi, Arkansas,
Co,fb Caroline o1ao4c law har f,ro
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK 90. have just received a complete a .
sortneni Of Classical Common school Books, which TIE
oGtr for sale cheap. ssptfo
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BALTIMORE, Sent. le. 1856.

correspondence between Hon. A. J,
Donelson and abe President Of the
Wing Convention ta@ -
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GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK co. have Just received new supply Of
the best Gold Pens ia this market. sebtiO
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The old Game of 1874 Revived I'm Penn.
albania.

South Carolina elects by her Legislature.