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PREMIUM BOOT AND sHOE MANUFACTo DRY.
EijEN FULLER,
TEF9EsSEE BGQT AND SITCE MAEUFACToRY Y
n....L .lMLLeL .lMM Sprins or ChMIch Sis..

NEcCf s'T 10 hamilton 4 Fuller.
TEfaE5SEE BGQT AND STTCE HAEUFACToRY,
tu.a"r .ieILet IHi spring or Church Sis.,
Asg hy5 Team.
hAt5Ili ipr tve liberal patronage bestowed upon
- aaa N-Hu-afury SDce ~ establishment the Pro
l'"f feels agl u,d merit continuation ofthe same
future
dt'r n"T nn 1au6 good assortment Of ready made
MeiS c,",,,' Pa iufd Mems Boys and Youths Calf
h,3 a'1 Sc- @.o. and Slices. Negro Brugans double
s'', l.~e rgT"ais Na"s ladies' aud Misses Calf Mo.
I'cc' alo ht 'g 1I Shoes al made from good stock
IN goct style an. Narrlulrt.
ORDERS from i'"rrr5. Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
Al kinds ct EPl4u.uy done
Cash paid iar Hides FRES FILLER
s-e@- Banner, Wing G4zatte md Cleveland Rennar
copy Gao discontinue all other advertisements aug24
I,DCDNDTN STOOLS AND 5iACuINERY-
rENHh LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP Z.5l0rssr[ a.
SIeLa-S manufactures L0cocao:,7cs Of any size Nv
guIge Stationary Engines, LaheS, PaneIs ali kinds nf
Tools, CGt n Woaen aud Paper Machinery Turbine &
Parker Water WhGe.s Gurnseys Patent Printing Press
&C, &C. All articles warranted best materials and work
mau>mp. Information be obtained and orders for
wardei on application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET al the
State Huusa, A3situs. IsHDeSss6 or address
j. H. W. PAGE. IreIsHer,
nov. 22-fmd. Office, ID. kilbv ST. Boston. Mass.
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TO DEMOCRATIC PRINTERS.
A GOOD PRlNTER of the democratic faith can OBJ
n tain bargain in the purchase of established and
Furnishing Democratic newspaper ohce in this State oy
addressing Box No 633. Nashville z. D. The owner
WISHES 10 sell for private which can be made sss
factoriy to appear to any one wishing to purchase
daolS-tG
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orrIos-coRNER cHURoa AND caEaRY STREETS.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at Sc 90 per annun il advance
The TRI W EEKLY is pubishedsvery TnesdsT Thursday
and Saturday, at 8 90 per annan, in adtaaSe f not
paid in advance, So 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Doars -
tSg- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. al
Remittances of subscriptions may be msds by mail AT our
risks
No paper will be sent out Of the State unless the order ia
accompanied with the cash
"a We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
be discontinued until all arrearages paid e1ce9t the
option Of the publishers.
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WANTED.

VNMMANUEI and William Whitfield, brothers 20 Mills
T. W Whitfield born in Isle Of Wight County virginia
NUs W Whitfield is dead and left 20 Emmanuel and Wi
ham whitfield two negroes. Address
TH0S. Kidd, Administrator
aa,S - fws Beviua Warren GeuutV. Miss
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$l40, 000!!!
A Maryland Lottery
TO BE DRAWN ON THE
IL a Y a " A PL A N

MASA0xEs' OFFICE OF rHK MAKTLAxpl
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dec 1, 1856
TUE Managers OF the Maryland Lotteries having had il
i suggested that the plan OF drawing The
HAVANA LOTTERIES
Has its fa7ories and being crafty The public
have concluded to draw
LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each Month,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
Class 5,
To h dravyp inP PaItuo-a Ma - Sat,rJ.- ter.
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Havana Plan Lottery.

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
BY Authority OF the Stale OF OfGeOrgis
MACON, GA.
TNHIS Lottery is conducted the plan OF the Royal Lot
terry of Havana Of sing num0ers-and drawn at Con
cert Hail. Macon, -, under the tendenes
Of Col. Geo. d. Logan. aud A. Nisbit, Esq,
GRAND SCHEME FOR JANUARY 18TH. 1884,
IN nupfip tp
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80 II. q. SCOVEf., a
z DRUGGIST IL AFOTHECARY, Y
sS North sde OF the Public Square, three doors ~
West of the Nashville Inn.
WH0LESAIE and Retail dealer in D :. ugs, Medicines
w Paints Oils Varnishes Window Glass, Druggists
Glass Ware Stone Ware, Paint, Scrub, Blocking Floor,
ing Stencil and Hearth Brushes.
Perlumery, Bears Oil. Pomade, OK Marrow, Pocket
Hdkts, Extracts, Galvanic Curatives, &c. &c
p0n GA LIS Linseed OIL Just received and selling at
OUO low cash prices by H. G. SCoYEL.
EkEfA CALLS Paint Oh tested and iound good at only
JOO Onehalf the pnee of Linseed Oil Painters have
now an offer of the OnylO in the city think Of the econ
omy in large job. For sale by II. g. SCOVEL.
IO0 CALLS Spts Turpentino, received and selling at
HUI the lowest cash prices by III SCOYEl+
Z0U nc. scOvEL
eO boz Perry Davis Pain Killer, juStreceived aud for
w sale at the lowest prices Dy II. G. SCOVElG
1O REAMS Ssnd Paper "a of which Is considered the
fU best make in the United States, for sale by
H. @. s6ovEL
O000 BAMB0 and Arkansas Fishing Poles, Fisher
ZUOO men can pick iorthemselFes, for sale b,,, by
Il. G. SC0VEL
HE0 LBS Potash just received. Soap makers be
jaiy3 Il. O. sCOvEL
DATENT mEDiCIN ES.-A large and very gene.
l. ri assortment OF the most popular Patent Medicines,
many Of which compounded in scientific and
members of the Medical Faculty, possessing much cura
tive power aud ecacous in the eradication OF osease
any compound ordinarily prescribed In proof of which
cite the astonishing and increasing demand, by all
classes Of the people, the rich and the poor the high and
the low the bond aud hefee the learned and the unern
ed for heusty celebrated and popular Family Medicines
among which are
Doctor Jsyne's Expectoran for Coughs Colds and Con-
= Alternative and Blood Purifier.
=" " Tonic YeTmifuge and Sanative Pills.
" Ayers Cherry PectOral, for Coughs, Colds, &c.
" Williams Balsam Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha.
81 " Fever and Ague Pills
YIN Hall Ra fnrth he
" Rogers LVerwort aud Tar for Coughs, Colds and
Bronchitis
DIR. Clark's Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, &c
Cowans Lythontrpo for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
neys Stone in the Bladder Gravel weakness OF the Loin
Prolapsus Utri &C. &C.
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment perhaps is unsurpassed
as external application for wounds bruises Sores rheu
ma Sn bites poisonous insects and reptiles ulcers chro
nic sore eyes Group throat TcdOeresuK neuralgia
piles Inflammation of the bowels Gud ague in the breast
The testimonials OF the curative powers of this
cheap Medicine induces to regard being among the
first Medicines Of the day.
MarshaPs LIimcntis a very cheap article and posses
ses rather extraordinary powers in the Of sweeney in
horses, as well as sLrains and bruises &c.
Hureys Sarsapala is attracting the attention OF
the people.
All the above mentioned popular Medicines together with
almost every other, on hand and for sale by
Juy8 ii. g. SCOFEL
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A--A' o. WALLACE & wINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,

General Commission Merchants,
AND DE- ALERS IN PROD u c 4,
4TLEVZ1, GEORGL4.
WILL give special attention TO the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour Tobacco, sc, &c.
REFER
G Wallace Knoxville Tenn ToOle, Bro. 4 Co.. Mary
vile, Tenn, Ii 7 Cox, Louisville Tenn, Donaldson,
Union Tenn johnson HAIR Madisonville, Teeu Brab
Eon d Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains King, Dan
dridge, Tenn Naugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn, II
II jackson, Athens Tenn, Pouain, Jennings Co, Au
gusta, Ca, John Cunningham Greensboro Ca, w Iu-
Rof, Macon, Ga. I Willis, Savannah, Ga nov7
STATE RIGHTS.
LIVERY State BY the Constitution, has the right to reg
T. ulate its internal trade, dc, but to strengthen
tnecOnsttuuor by regulating the internal man, II is
sary TO
Dr. Mills Aromatic Stomach Buters,
delicious innocent tonic dRTetic medicine a soeciac
for Dyspepsia Indigestion, Bilious Collie Lowness of
Spirits and al Nervous Diseases, certain for Sum
mer Complaints Cholera Preventative, Fever and Ague
&c This is truly valuable preparation Strengthening
nvignTang Cordial prepared from the purest very best
Materials and Purely Vegetable, every article of which
IS strengthening aud inVgOrating TO the system and by
It's highly Aromatic properties most Delightful B1veT
age The OF these Bers in all Bilious Liver Com
plants BY their Strengthening powers TO assist Nature,
viii Obviae the necessity of using Pills other drastic
purgatves Oen attended with serious arrangements Of
the system
Every well regulated Hotel and Bar should be supplied
with Mills Aromatic Stomach BiUters as they are much
more pleasant and helhui than the ordinary Bar Bit
ierS heretofore used single trial will exclude all others
DOsE-Adus teaspOOniUl TO a small wine glass three
times day Oitener. Add little water or wine if too
Sod in quart bottles by all respectable Druggists an
dealers in Wines aud Liquors the United Stees Can
Gas, &C. and at whelesaleb by LYONS Il co,
july2l Wholesale gents, Nashville Tenn
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I,OCUMDTIV VE2s, TOOLS ANngACuIYFpy


TWENTY-FIVE cases Negro Brogsus, assorted quail
l. ties and NO. D s st lowest cash prices.
dse4 JOHN RAMAGE, As College st,
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E,aRSs Warrants.

WE wish 10 purchase Land arTanis and Will pay the
w HIGHEST PRICE for them. Dealers in Warrants
at stance Dy sending By mail or otherwise, may
rely on getting the they wcnli personally pre-
.nt and the MONEY remtJed paid 20 order. Try us
povl 'bS--tf DIEk PEARL & 60
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THE Merchants Nashville Gud business general
Is will find greatly TO their interest 10 advertise in
the Somerset Nv Democrat, printed Gud pub,ishe
weekly bY White, Barron Il Co The lsnOcr has large
circulation in all that country Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped to Nashville Il has
wide Circulation in all those counties in Kentucky from
which merchants - 20 Nashville 10 buy their goods. 1t
las larger circulation than other paper The 9Th
Cugr5. siona District Ky Our terms for adverts ing
yery liberal Mr. James :. Kelly, l4s South Market ST. is
orr gent and will state Ia all who wish ID.
ysrtise with US and attend forwarding advertisements
TO us All those who prefer it, send their advertise
uents to by mail.
Gec2-2m WHITE, BARRON q GO.
GREEsG-5O boIes 81. r Cheese. lust received and
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LAND WARRANTS.

LAED " EhhaNL6
I WILL give the highest market PneO 10 cash for Land
4 WGrmutS
Persons q distance sending HHuants get pay in
any funds they may desire. b. SHANkLANI,
novlS--wu 10. 2S GherrV rea'
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CONVENIENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

NV Offering reasonable terms thai convenient
w THREE STORY HOUSE on Cherry street, within
few doors of Cedar street. adjoining the residence of
Col. H. p. Cheatham and occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Bugg.
The house contains ten good rooms besides Kitchen &C.
and is we'll adapted for the family residence of Oue doing
business the Square The house and lot will be
sold for about what the building would Apply to
LINDSLEY d CROCKETT,
noy2S % College sfreat
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!. q. FELLOWS,
1 ER IN Ian w Il z
SQ5 Reward.

S3&IN &SS" c2G 4s
II ANAWAY on the II b instant from the mb- a.
Ii scrber, If Rally Hill Maury county, mulatto ~
Boy named Jack, about IS years old about feet n
iRches high and well made tosrable quick spoEeD
had on fne Black sack Coat Of CLOTH Steel Mixed Er.
mine Pants aud fine Silk Hat will give reward of
s25 any person apprehendng said boy and cOnne him
in Jail so that can get him. ...
dec2I-lmtrw&w DUNCAN Mo4SAE
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STEWART OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
No. 81 Market St., Nashville,
Chszt Door to ". Il. Gordon d Co.
II EEP constantly hand all kinds of improved C0oE-
IN ing and Hlting STO EBlS, Enameled and Plain
MANTEL CRATES, Sc
iy All kinds of Job Work executed with neatzess and
dispatch feb9-ly
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c. +. II. SHEHANE,

DIR POSES TO publish by subscription, Literary
L paper to be called SHEIIANES MONTHLY - in the
city Of Atlanta, Georgia. TINS periodical will be mostly
devoted to review Of Theological, Historical Biographi
CAL aud beTar WORKS issuing from the American Press.
South
TERMS Monthly will contain from 20 to pagea on
good paper per month"; 81 per annun payable the
cepon Of the frat number Address the Editor Atlanta
Georgia. noy26-tf.
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MISCELLANEOUS

E. 3 REEE,
139 FATER SIKEE7, AlFIP YORR,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer and Deal1rip
NREAM TARTAR Sup Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
~ Soap, Black Lead, British Lustrss Ref'd Pesrash
Saeratos, Cooking Extracts, Aatches-Wsx WOdo.
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FIRE IRONS.
XNTEhsve ust received from the best houses in Pha-
w delpha and New York, supply of PINE CUT
STEEL FIRE IRONS; 0RNAMENTED STANDARDS
FOR FIRE IRONS; SH0VELs and T0EGs Of all quail.
ties; Scrubbipg Brushes, Backing Brushes, Furniture
Polish Stove Backing aud variety Of other articles suit
abe 10 the season. SNOW MACKENZIE 4 CO,
deel5 II College street.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLA RID,
MANUFACTURER. Nc, ~, Chatham Street. .Eew-York.
o UCCESS0R TO PETER and GEORGE LonLLARD, offers
- for sale all kin is of Snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars, Price Current be obtained By ad
dressing above This Establishment is Of the old
est of the kind in the United States
Feb l4-ly.
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STATE RIGHTS.

LIVERY State, by the Constitution has the right to reg
T. ulae It's internal trade, dc, but to strengthen
toe constitution by regulating the internal man. II is
saTy to use
Dr. Wills, Aromatic stomach BItters.
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MIR. cAsTLETos's, l.
u M A l. II MINAR Y

M n. & MRS CAsTLETON having associated viii,
wi themselves, MISE CHAPMAN and other com
pstent Female Teachers will be ready Den Voirnta
by Oct, FIRST, 10 take limited number Of board.
ing and day scholars.
large eomraodious and elegant building IL In
process OF erection which will afford airy, heal
Thy and abundant aceommoda tions for thirty
borders 10 which number this depart mept In Iimi-
ted,) besides eapsclous " Study Ilaio and re-
citation and Music Rooms.
The year Of ten months is divided into four
terms, and boarders must pay quarterly In ad-
vance This Is impsritivs, either In cash or nego-
tiable equivalents.
. Mr.. Castieton, will take special charge ofthe
Graduating Glass, and viii devote the beat Of his
talent and requirements to cultivate the taste for
Literature and Science, rs well IA to make them
intelligent on all important facts and princi-
pies.
Patrons bad better register and enroll their pn-
pills ms early as possible, both day and boarding
pupils, that full preparations may be made In
time.
Eich boarder must provide silver fork and
spoon, Napkins and Ring Bed and Bedding, Ill
distinctly marked with her, name.
All tbs branches Of m elegant Southern eluca-
ton, will be Taught and Vocal Music upon the
most approved artistic principles, Will be daily
lesson.
For terms and further particulars apply to
Khv. 7. CAHTLEToN.
july l6-H Baton Rouge, La,
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actions. The fracas began at the
back end Of the hall, nj the entrance Of
the bar room. There were no rushing in
Of outsiders, but when the fight got to
it's height, there was considerable
outrushiDg Of insiders. When the
fight was over, several policemen en-
tered, and proceeded TO arrest those
whom they believed TO have been lead
ers in the fight they were stoutly resis-
ted, by both women and men and we
are peculiarly certain that they used no
weapons Of my kind.
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LETTER WRtTERs.--Every man
nowadays who gets astride Of a mule, u
jackass or creole poncy to 90 fivo
miles away from his own door, must
net as o correspondent for the local
paper. Such, generally come into
town about six in tho morning--take
a drink at the most conveniant coffee
housewife q letter OF correspond
ence and 60 home. It is not to be
wondered at, that, very correct notions
of the feelings Of the people, and what
is called public sentiments is arrived
at, in this way People of this kind
technically and properly denominated
Travelling correspondents come
into this place frequently and give ex-
preston to sentiment in reference to
(which we, who have lived here Il
full quarter Of q century, would with
all our pious regard for the truth ; very
reluctantly put forth. Some gentle
man is static.ed here, as the regular
correspondent of the Catholic Stand
ard. politico religious newspaper
published in New Orleans with the
authority of the most Rev. Archbishop
Blanc and the Suffragan Bishops
Such of our people who would like to
know something in reference to the
town in which they live, would do well
to take, the above named delectable
sheet, in order to get the truthful pic
ture Of things, presented by the afore
said regular correspondent, in the
aforesaid paper. The following levi
IDENTIFY written by a Travelling Cores
pondent) is from the Coast Journal, a
six by nine' published at Donaldson
vile. He signs himself Au Revoir.
1t is to the honest yeomanry Of the
country, whether old line Wing or
Democrat, we are indebted for rescu-
ing our State from the misrule of slung
shot power. ! do not doubt that the
same honest yeomanry will re-assert
and maintain the rights Of the people
and the purity of the ballot box.
You can set East Baton Rouge,
down as good for "Old Buck l. Brick, }"
to the tune Of 100 majority. We ex-
pect an overwhelming majority, in
patriotic glorious Ascension.
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y A QUESTION FOR THE Cry ArroR-
nEy.-- From The fact that there ia no
point on our mile line, bordering the
river, where steamboat can land and
unload Capt. Coke, has been com
PEELED to move his rf-boat from
time TO time, until now il lies ut the
foot Of Church street; which isp part of
the fat.boat landing-at least, SO says
our informant, who through us, asks
the City Attorney grave question
question Of damages. Wherever tho
Whaff-boat is, there is supposed to be
the Steamboat landing, by stranger
crafts. Should a boat 60 in at night.
and accidentally sink flat, loaded
with valuable provisions, could not
tho owner thereof bring good action
Of damages against the city? This
question should have the light of the
law upon it. before the anticipated
event arises.
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MAHIeEEID,

A. The residences Of lissFy Deoz, Feo, in this
city, by the Rev Father Live, Mr.. DEyIbLEDAI.-
COUNT, to Miss PAULINE DKOz,
On tbs 18th instant, by the Rev. r. Castieton,
Isaac TOWNSEND ESQ, Of this Parish TO Miss ELIZA
BETH +. ALvEtsoN late Of Michigan.
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7 w. QUiGGINS, would inform the
d. public that he has purchased the entire
stock Of J. $, HACKLEY, and will con-
time the business. at the old stand on Laf-
ayette street. He will continue to receive
weekly, supplies Of all that is fresh and
fashionable, in TIE way Of Ladies, Misses,
and Gents Boots and Shoes. iuly14.
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GORRESPON.DENCE

The Fourth In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iastio Meeting of the Friends Of Fill
more and Done.aon----Blaek Republic
oans despair Of doing anything with
the Quaker City----The Fourth in
New York and Boston----Amusemer,
for Gentlemen and Ladias---.The GAN
didates, their nppsaranoo----sad 40
oidsnt on the Deleware, 60,
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Notice.

| TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
l. tor their past liberal patronage and soli-
citing an extension Of their favors, at the
same time would inform them and the COM
munity at large that have this day asso-
ciated with myself George Forest Of
Plaqaemine. The business will be con-
tinued under the name ard firm Of Brown
x Forest.
Baton Rouge july1 J w. BROWN.
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Rally, Rally, Fillmore Rangers.

Rally, Rally, Fillmore Rangers.
TNHE young men, Of the American Party
l. will meet at the Franklin House, on
Thursday evening at half past seven o'clock
for the purpose forming Gtee Club, pune
tual attendance is requested.
July lG.1t.
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settle on them. Some Of The Democratic
arstocratIc families visit Wabank pleas
eut Hotel scat, near Mr. 3uchanan's farm,
come home with their hair braided with
that gentleman'g Wheat, Rye and Buck
wheat, or some other productions. They
give us nattering descriptions Of the old
demagogne's afabe manners, which tho
truly pleasing, we fear are something on
the Urab Heap plan. We have no doubt,
however, that James could manage his re-
ceptieus well enough; bht rs he IL not
married yet, We suppose Mrs. Breckenridge
vii be called upon to " do0 the honors of
the White House in case Of The bachelors
election, but ~ there ia no lear Of this We
will not exactly name tae day for tho first
levee Marx our words no lady but dear,
good natured Mrs. Donelson will do the
" flxins . in the House for the next four
years; this lady can bring Tbs best bon ton
reference to eapabiltty, having filed the
situation once befofe. Fremont would
take amazingly among The fair if his prin-
cples were not sectional He Is handsome
and there is bit Of romance about him
All tho candidates are handsome men, Of
noble exterior, and, strange to say, the
countenances Of each are good indexes of
the inward man. Messss Fillmore and
nopelsonnfe both natkahle for the open,
honest look Mr. Fremont has look Of |
romantic determination But Mr. Buch- |
anan's countsnance beirays the cunning
craftness which has SO gone hand In hand
with him throughout his forty years Of TO- !
lltlcal life. M : Dayton has the look Of a
New Jersey judge, and Mr. Breckinridge
is n very handsome man; his countenapce,
aud real {; Earacter tend 10 plead for. him
more titlts TO the presidential seat than
James Bp:5anan.
The recent accident on tho Delaware
has cast Some what n gloom over the city,
and very naturally, too the facts run thus
Reed street wharf at the lover end Of this
rity projected considerable distance out
IN the river, mud was, consequently, the
resort of many hundreds Of the Irish and
German people who live in its vicinity
Ilele they could catch the cool breeze from
The noble river during the warm evenings,
a number Of persons, above classified had
assembled here one evening last week I'd
The wharf giving way many Of the occu-
pants about thirty met a watery grave. The
cause OF the giving way was the weakness
ofthe supporting pillars, which were not
and the wharf was also much
at the time the weight of the
people together with strong tide, and too
enormous iron shafts Nothing more this
week. Yours, &C.,
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Notice to Contractors

NEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing
y materials and building ten 10y Brick
Cisterns for the use Of the Fire department
of the City of Baton Rouge will be received
at the Sherifs Office until Thursday the
oath inst, at IL o'clock NJ, the specifca-
tions can be seen at said office.
IS. M. HART,
Committee E. w. WILLIS,
III. V. BAD[N,