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University Grammar School.

IHE Preparatory Department. Of the University win be
ovned 90 Monday, september sth, under the special
direction ~ Pref J. H. seEarf assisted By other meubrr
81 The Cosge Faculty rho q sady embraces
years and designed 70 prepare boys Or entering The
Freshman lass IN the College Pup1s via Be required
remain IN te srhoolroon RON ere = SIX leurs day.
fhc lsenl efforts u the facaiy wn b. given 10 make
ts Ia az respects nrst class schooi adapted - the wants
u M city AID country
ferms Us per session, 50 per annum.
For particulars apply PFuL stewart, Col D. John
aon, or % J n. LfSDsiEf,
July ), 1-n. chancsiior q The UaiVersity.
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Nh. J0IfS sIIfZER, Gate q he HastA Pro- M.
WI teszor ana Teacher 0f the Violin. r. ~
sfcctfaiy inofma the Ciiixsna u kashste and H.
vicinity thai he has takea Feozls - NJ. SknfN,
Ne - Lesser Asrte Street, uhsre be va be ppy g. give
essous the Violin % al shs may esh thza h at aiaa
give lessons 8 Ladies a. theF residences he Sea coneni
flas thoss whs dsas becnsRe sEcisnt hs Noa, ia
aa % theg alsansaga - eagass hs ssrvss fsE rsrc
s,aEs xaa ~ ~ Eoeazs- iaos1l-sf
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF NAPOLEON.
THIS DAY RECEIVED

THIS DAY RECEIVED
Murrays Fine London Edition Of
THE CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE with his Brother Jo-
seph sometime Hing Of Spain. Selected and Translated
with Explanatory Notes, from the memoirs du RoI Jo-
seph" vols. Svo. Cloth Extra.
The reader wish full length all that came
from such and feel that il Is only by studying
details Of his orders that their wonderful lness minutenes8
and precision can be estimated p Editor.
W. I. BERRY co.
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FRIDAY, JULY II, 1866.

Mr.. Buchanan VS.. Mrs. Penelope
Denny, a venerable widow who
applied TO Congress for a pen
sion, and got it in defiance OF
MIR, Buchanan's opposition.
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ROOM WANTED.

SPACIOUS, well lighted room, centrally located for
n genteel safe business. Any one having such room
will find good tenant by addressing
RICHARD FEATHERSTONE,
jy1l-3t* Box 486, Post Office.
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that We had gained nothing by it. He had
denounced the wise and patriotic admins
tration Of Mr., Madison, and characterized
the project" of his party as wild and
wicked" How could Mrs. Denny, who
was only the wife of revolutionary officer,
the mother of an only son, slain in henora-
BILE and triumphant battle, expect justice
or even patient, decent notice from such a
man? All, as sure as there is sense Of
justice in the American mind, will james
Buchanan feel the retributive force of that
vote to the latest day of his earthly ambi-
ton.
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Georgia American state Convention.

hAcoS. July P. M.-Ths Convention met a,
l9 o'clock to-day. There vas large number Of
delegates present aud much enthusiasm prevailed.
De. Miller Of Floyd, was chosen President aud
eight Vice Presidents we're appointed DR.. Miller
made siirsing and eloquent speech The Comlt.
tees 20 prepare hnsness and 10 report az electoral
tlrkss were chosen, and the Convsntion adjourned
until O'Clock.
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LAW PAKTNERSnP

WILLIAM L BAoNH
Il he uudersned have formed partnership in the Prae-
tice o. law the city Of Nashville, vii give prompt
trntion any and a basines nLFussed 10 thsir
JOHN T. ERiEN,
jyS'56-u WILL. l. BLOWN.
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BY ENPRESS.

lust received by Express" Ladies fine black Cloth iron
- lace Caters trimmed.
Ladies fine black Kid Slipper ,,
" Buskins,
4" =" white " and Satin Slippers
Misses Bronzed Caters very nice Call at No 90 Public
Square june2S SNYDER a FRIZZELL.
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MIR. Buchanan VS.. the widow Brown.

In 1928, Mrs. Brown, widow of Gen
Brown, the immortal hero of Chippewa, a
most excellent woman, applied to Con-
gress for the balance of years salary of
her husband which would have been due
him had he lived Gen. Brown had by his
services in the war of 1912, been reduced
from afluence to dependence upon his saIa-
ry as an officer for his daily bread, and
when he died his family was left in want
and restitution. He had died of disease
contracted in the service of his country,
in which he had won name which will
perish only with the records of his coun-
try's history. The bill for the relief of Mrs
Brown, like that of Mrs. Denny passed
but Mr. BUCHANAN VOTED AGAINST IT.--See
Register Of Debates 1928, rol. 2, page 2OS9
This is another leaf in Mr.. Buchanan'S
wreath of inglorious fame. Need we COM
ment npon it, to arouse Tennesseans to
Indignation
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RUNAWAY

R0M the subscriber the LIST day OF July negro boy
L named HENRY, Of copper color, feet inches
high, is years old, and weighs about 1870 pounds. He
was raised In East Tennessee, near McMinhville. He
will probably make his way back there. bought
him nom SIR. Terry Of East Tennessee viii give ten
dollars he lie caught in my neighborhood twenty Ave
dollars taken Of the county hy dollars he
East Tennessee When taken he Is % be delivered 20
DR. confined 50 that can get him. DAVID NJ. ALLEN
jy3 miles south Of Nashville, Tenn
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Books which are Books I!


webster's Life and Speeches. complete in s vols.
CaIhoun's Life and Speeches. complete in s vols.
Clay's Life, Speeches and Correspondence;
Bancron's United States, complete in 6 vols.
Bancrons Miscellaneous Biographical Miscelsnss;
Prescott's Philip the 81 complete in vols.
Legare's Works, complete in vols.
Washington Irviugs Works complete in 16 vols.
oooper's Novels, revised edition.;
P-eseotts Conquest Of Mexico;
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru;
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella;
A. bolts Napoleon complete in vols.
Tom. Benton's Thirty Years in the o. 3. Senate.
Phillips, Sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, vols. Roys
Octave;
Appeton's Cycopelia Of Biography;
Lippincotts Gazetteer Of the World;
webser's Dictionary unabridged quarto;
Webster's Dictionary, royal octave;
webster's Dictionary school and pocket edition;
Ingersor's History Of the War q 1919, in vols.
worcesters Dictionary, edition, octave;
worcesfers Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Frank Porester's Field Sports;
Frank Forester's Old Forest Ranger;
waverly Novels, Abhotsford edition, in 12 vols.
AisOn's History Of Europe.
Hume and Macaulay's History Of England;
Milman's Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, just published;
Anthon's Classical Dictionary;
Richardson's Dictionary, vols; quarto.
ALSO:
Medical Books, Gold Pens,
Law Book Steel Pens,
School Books, Letter and Cap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, &C.
For sale by lie1Tl JOHN YORK co.
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A RARE CHANCE.

TTNHE offer for sale % land containing
25Oo acres, IL is abundance Of timber for saving
barrel Masking Is well watered There IL, Of
the best BEST STEAM saw MILLS to be found any
where which Is In successful operation and cutting
5000 feet Of plank day This tract lan susceptible Of
being made the best stock the country. II
Is Is miles from Nashville ~ miles Turnpike. Turnpike
will be built, running through the land and with
mile Of the Mills BY the purchasers paying onehsn cash.
liberal tm will be given The balande, which the Mil may
be made pry with proper attention The hands TO
the M may hired for the balance Of the year desired.
Also. the wagons and teams vii he sod, II desired
liberal trade might be made in good negroes and mules In
part Pay For further particulars apply At his ONCE.
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meeting cf The Board o. DFscsrs o. the United Fire
n mans Insurance eomP2ay, held at their osace on
Tuesday evening The sth ia y. 1856 %
The oioWinE Easoiaon nnaaaaousiy adopted Wit
Resolved, mat hss Insurance eompany be pot iuta
state Of Aqnd4tEn date fEsm Il 0ock noaa galy ion
iS6 L. SANDERs eeeFrtaFy
iyi0-tw pro teu
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DISSOLUTION.

IHE partnership heretofore existing under the
aud style OF Z. W. Robertson Co., Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Q. w. ROBERTSON,
JAMES \. BRADSHAW,
JOHN X. JONES, Jr.
~ B-The business 81 the late arm viii closed up By
either Of TIE partners the old stand College
All those indebted her by nGe account requested
make immediate PAYMENT.
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NEW FIRM !!

II BE unaerignrd having bought cut the hrm Of @. W
Robertson Co., and formrd a co-psrtner' hip be
known Robserson add Dashie viii continue the business
Of dealing and shoes, Hats Caps Ac &C.
stand Of the hrm, No IL sOula College street. uhere
they hope by close attention business, msr the
tom % the old Grm, aud the public generally.
q. W. ROBERTSON.
n8 JOHN 3. DASHIRlL.
ID ECEIyED to-day a. College 49, Ladies August Boots
II Wide fine Xii Buskns Kid spring Pump Boot. AR0ccA
Kid sxcelsiors, chidrens hid Ankle Times, &C.
July ). JOHN RAMAGF.
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NEW FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT

ON Saturday next shall have for sale superior article
" Of Flour, made BON New Wheat expressly family
use. ljyi0-d3l K. c. DANDY.
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EAsD WARRANTS.

Az paynE easl asr Lasa warrnnas Can al M sess In
cAsry res. the Poet ocs or co Jessps Feilans
a. Yesks sseas,oes- lbiel }. q. EklL0Ns.
f "a
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To CORPORATION Tax-Payers.

THE Assessment Roll having been o0mpisted, aBd
tanned me- Eiil remain IN my onics In The ny Han
Or days. for the aspectn Of Tax payers, during whh
4e they may examine sir hsis, aud eorecf any
nat may have hcen made. L. A. hAhoAfd,
Nashville Juiy :, de-ied kecorier.
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STATEMENT OF THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford Conn, on the 25th day Of June 1856, 4

The Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.
l. The name of the Company is "The Phoenix
Insurance Company" and is located at
Hartford Conn.
2. The amount Of its Capital Stock is.... $500 900
g. The amount Of its Capital Stock paid up 100000
4. The Assets Of the Company as follows, viz: --
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AUCTION CARD.

IN consequence of the late fire. my Auction Rooms will be
fully occupied by regular Private Sales for few
In the meantime have arranged for convenient
to hold my auction Sales in.
All bills will be settled heretofore at my Office No. ~
Public Square.
Arrangements now being made for Large Auction
Sales this Fall at the Old Stand, No ~.
No Goods will be received for Public Auction with limits.
-AH Sales exclusively for Cash
jy10 BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
UnreserVed Sales this day at O'clock Of Watches Jew
elry Summer Clothing, &C.. by BENZ F. SHIELDS.
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FOR RENT.

VHIE Roum Store Aasly sseaplsd b Mr. nlsek
be HmsaIlI-
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WANTED
Notice

FIa0 Rent snail Dwelling Hcnse uen he Pupil, sqaA, e
Il iyi0 W. r. corn LCE
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
1st Dist.-N. G. TAYLOR, Of Carter.
ID. " MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE B. BRABS0N, of Hamilton.
4th. w. P. HICKERS0N, of Coffee.
9th. ROBERT HArT0N, of Wilson.
9th. = w. II. WISENER, of Bedford.
9Th. " C. c. GROVE, of Giles.
Sth. J. NJ. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. " ISAAC r HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH K. MOSBY, of Fayette
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". T. BERRY e co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev. DR..
Card of Scotland.
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A CARD.

TYREES SPRING.
Jaly 7, lisa
To fas FtFuzsSs % SAsavuLt:
HaEag uadurssses that iHaprss-iens have
been mas aud cirrusted, regard 20 sy cha ses Tres
rpaes d-ra pToPer Ia justice b aysn % Mr. Wsrso9E
ana te citizens a Aashvr give k-se explanations With
my hiil II charges srpcu.ird-
Mo wsFNoHs vho me properly, has been very lbsral
Ia expennE iazse anfnaat q nonry IN ht ing The
hlshuvnt ID afacre style Watering Flae-, and IN
sdfaon niuch iguabc and labor procure
the serFan hrsl-Far Band e Mass Or ne seaso
viii ~ he fac,ics 90 aEiasemsn cpfafsft psasreef al
Who Hay ys n FEEL sziisAcd that ne fso@hs OH q
Charses va b satsfacfary II shs have he
laaugs m the corts aud iaxariss q f.-ion4hle Water
ing Riacr.
Very respectfully, D. I. SCOTT,
a 81. Cload Hotel
Eaeh person per dAy -.-.-.........-.-......ta 90
HeSo .ssss..s..-.. s..-s...-.-..le %
nsatfA -........... :. 80 ~
be-iw D. +. sC0rf.
FOR RENT.
fIdlk Roqm Store lately ascaPlsd b Mr. nlank
y fsEsEais PaiaisE. Eor tsEna sFgly %
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FOR PRESIDENT,
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, Of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-09

FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Enasu.
NEW York, August 4.


The Cunard screw steamship Emeu hal
just arrived from Havre this morning, will
dates to July 2lst, and the second editiono
the London. Times of the 10Th.
There is no later intelligence of the fight,
ing in Spain than that furnished by the ar.
rival Of the Arabia.
A Paris correspondent of the London
Times intimates that Espartero may have
been put under arrest by O'Donnell, as
nothing was known Of his whereabOu S.
Advices from Florence state that nego-
tia ion was being pending for some time.
between the governments of Naples, Florence
and Medina, for the purpose of forming a
confederation of those stat under the pat
ronage of Austria.
Parliament would probably be prorogued
on the Goth.
Serious riots orcurred at Aldershot camp
on the night of the 18th and 18th, between
the German troops and the 4lst regiment.
Two Germans were killed and several SOL
diers were wounded on both sides.
Serious disturbances had broken out at
Carsena, in the Papal States, and also at
Naples.
A Republican conspiracy had been detect
ed at Tarentum.
The Russian Ambassador at Rome, it is
said, has arranged all difficulties with the
Holy See, touching the nomination of bishops
for Poland.
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Corn and Cob Crushers.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
II of the sum of One Thousand One Hum
bred and Eighty-one Dollars and Sixty-six
Cents which is claimed to be due at the date
of this notice, on a certain Mortgage bearing
date the fifth day of December. A. ID. 1855, ex-
ecuted by William Foster and Sarah A. Foster,
his wife, of the Town of San Francisco, in the
County of Carver and Territory of Minnesota,
to Amherst Willoughby and Simon Powers. OF
the City of st. Paul, in the County of Ramsey,
and Territory of Minnesota. and record ID in
the Office of the Register of Deeds OF the
County of Carver, in Book "B, = pages 80, Az,
and Al, of the Records of said County OF Gar.
yer, on the thirty-fr day of May, A. ID. 1856:
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon. Now, Their :
fore. notice is hereby given that in pursuance
| of a power of sale contained in said Mortgage,
| and Of the Statute in such case made and pro-
vided, the premises derrribed IN aqd covered
by said Mortgage to wit, all that tract or par
| eel of land living and being in the County OF
Carver, and Territory aforesaid, described as
follows, to wit : ALI that tract or parcel OF
land known as the Town Of San Francisco, &C
cording to the plat thereof which was nied Ior
record in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
of the County of Hennepin on the eighth day
of December, 1854, and duly recorded in said
| ONCE in Book "a" of Town Plats, on page
nine. which said Town is situate upon Section
ak. Of Township ia, and Section thirty. one OF
| Township lis, North of Ranges23 West and
containing 500 $1,000 acres, or thereabouts
will be sold ct public auction, ct the house q
william Foster, in the said Town Of San Fran
cisco, in the County Of Carver, IN the said Ter
/ ritory Of Minnesota, on the thirtieth day Of
tSeptember next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
Dated the 9th day of August, 1856.
AMHERST WILLOUGHBY,
4 SIMON POWERS,
suyvSw N1tYsy5ek
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The Free Kansas Bill, as made suitable to
the tastes of Mr.. Dunn, of Indiana, and the
other Fillmoreites Of the House, is now be-
fore the Senate. The Republicans have
yielded point in order to see whether there
is any remote chance of doing at least par
tial justice to Kansas. The bill which has
passed the House, repeats the organic act of
that Territory, restores the Missouri Com
prmise, and starts all things anew.
Will the Senate accede to this measure of
peace 2 We have no hope that it's majority
dare do this for fear of arousing the indig-
nation of the oligarchy. No; the Senate is
for slavery.
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Ohio All Alive I

An immense Republican gathering took
place at Dayton, Ohio, on the Both ult. The
number present is estimated at from EIGH-
TY to ONE HUNDRED THOUSA d.
The enthusiasm knew no bounds. Gov. Bing-
ham of Michigan, Caleb B. Smith, Arson
Brrlingame, Cassius Mr.. NJ. Clay and others
addressed the multitudes.
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The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser SAYS: - p

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser says; - Z
Those who, as lockers on, see most Of this
game, can see that the Southern Democrats
are playing it upon an exclusive principle,
which may result in the election of Repub-
lican House for the next Congress. Not con-
tent with such issues as have been made in
the Cincinnati platform, the Southern DEM
oc'ats are too anxious to force the Northern
Democracy to endorse the conductof Broo 8
that is, both the "act and the actor
This question has air adY created dissension
in the Democratic General Congressional
Committee of sixty-two, which Committee
has the special charge of the Presidentialcan
vass. "The two members of the Committee
who, from the fear of their constituents, vo-
ted''w with the majority for the expulsion of
Mr.. Brooks, are deemed unfit for association
in the canvass with the Southern Demo
Gratis" If they continue this feud for while
it will draw line between Southern and
Noithern Democracy, which, though it may
not disunits them in regard to Mr.. Buchan-
an, will render it exceedingly difficult to
elect Democrat from any Northern State
to the next Congress. :
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

peted and ia perfect running order, ID offered for
sale BY the propretors Tho engine Il 20 hore
and new, with all the other machinery which 70 of the
most substantial kind, and the most approved plan
Power smornt Of 500 to 1000 per anhum can be
rented fore Flour NH, She gtoek Of which can ne
be found fore s Power for other purposes has been
rented. The capacity Of the Mn is such that VII
cut 20 thosaud feet Of soft lumber, and 10 to 10 OF
har wood tvery ~ hours. 70 those who wish to en-
bark in the business, the propretors can safely recon-
mend the Nil 6 Of the best ~ the Teiosy, ano
M better noncan be found IN this section OF country,
either for numbering or Touring.
Apply TO ". II; TALDorr, Cannon City, OF TO Hi.
LEARY wAsHINaroN, Hastings. U7-oewtf
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Buriinsame vs.. Brooks.

The regular correspondent at Washington
Of the New York Times, writes under date
of the oath: 4" Mr.. Burlingame arrived to-
night. His friend, Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio,
named Canada as the place of meeting, and
claims his own responsibility therefor. l
understand Mr.. Burlingame objected to it,
lest it might be deemed inconvenient by
Brooks, but Mr.. Campbell properly insisted
that that was his business"
An occasional correspondent Of the same
paper, writing on the same day, says The
Brooks and Burlingamc case continues to ex-
cite general interest. The rumors about
another affair between Bocock and Burlin-
game are absurd. These gentlemen have no
quarrel, and Mr.. Buriingame is not likely to
accept anybody's challenge upon a mere
technicalit'. He is not duelist, and only
agreed to meet Brooks to save the represen-
tatjon of his state from the reproach of being
valorous in speech and cowardly in action.
The general impression is that Brooks has
backed down. Niagara Falls is by no means
an unusual place OF resort for dqelsts, and
very many considerations very strongly re-
commend it. If Ihave not been misinform-
ed, moreover, it was not selected by Mr..
Burlingame himself but by one of his
friends, and BuFlingame expressed the fear
that they might object to the distance. His
friend told him that that would be ride u
lous that it was the most secure place to
be found, and no exception could decently
be taken to it, Buflngame finally assented,
saying that he was willing to go there, or to
Havana, Bermuda, or the middle of South
Carolina if necessary. have been told, too,
that when Mr.. Campbell informed Mr. Lane
that Canada was the place selected, he made
no objection. The first that anybody he I'd
of objections being made was from the pub
lished card of Rrqoky refusing to fight" =
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Iowa Election.

We expected to have returns from some
of the river Counties of Iowa by the boats Of
yesterday. We failed, however, to receive
anything except verbal rumors, and gaess
made by one the Dubuque editors that Du-
hueue City and county had given about its
usual Democratic majority.
Mr.. Moore, of the Minnesotian, writes
from Dubuque on Tuesday morning that the
Republicans are not discouraged by the re-
suit in that city. A gentleman from Lam
sing informs us that Aiamakee County has
gone strongly for Tim Davis, and that no
doubt need be entertained of the defeat of
LETTER, the Boarder Rufaan Candidate for
Congress. So mote it be!
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-09

The Democratic Convention of Delaware
county to-day re-nominated John Hickman
for Congress. He received As out of So
votes cast.