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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07


This handsomely improved Watering Place will be open
reception Of visitors tho 18th day OF June next
situated In dense forest Of native oaks In tho northern
pa tho beautiful county OF Roanoke on the turnpike
leading Salem by tho Of Newcastle TO tho Sweet
spngs aud within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg
Passengers the Virginia and rennessec Railroad will
reach Salem from Richmond ai clock r. M and will be
taken In Kent Summersons splendid daily line
of stage Coaches tho Roanoke Rcd sulphur 90 mleso
where they will arrive before supper ana find every comfort
they p cfor 10 do no. they the uethe
morning Springs and roach the arecnbrier
White sulphur, before night thus making an ENTIRELY,
DAY TRAVEL Of two lays from Richmond or Petersburg
q the White sulphur. N
In returning the Sprnga will DO brought
Sulphur to the Roanoke Ret Sulphur the first
aud after taking breakfast hore reach tho Hairoad at
Salem time for the morning train, Az W TO reAch RICHMOND
Petersburg tho same day
No pense trouble will DO spared 10 make this as
he Watering Place In Virginia. Although but new
popular proprieors Halter themselves
thai Is destined high position we'll for Its
qualities the style Its accommodations Mr. Chn
well known first rate caterer for the public and
bs attention to all the details Of public ostablsmen
zen secured his wife) Under
their visitors be OF cordial welcome
and the best treatment
Hotel which contains 25 rooms, including epacious
Room all the other has been erected
on the most approx models and furnish
for $50 visitors The season, which
will be extent amay be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged Tor Me sea
son and respects will be the constant and earnest eff
Of propcor render their visitors comfortable and
hhppy . -,
the remarkable benefit derived from Its by
suffering pulmonary complaints jus,ihes tho be-
lief that among Other valuable medicinal qualities Il Will BIO
that which has given tn the Red sulphur OF
Monroe Its celebrity viz reducing the pulse and acting as
the time II has also proved highly beneficial
persons suffering from Dyspepsia and other diseases OF the
stomach coud be shown by many eertcaes were deemed
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n
10 friend n of absent loved ones, what can
appropriate what acceptable what more dear
and worthy to be cherished than natural iielike almost
breathing likeness Of the heads of the household
Olive Plants home those loved but absent ones
" osh be seldom Avaricions men
bartered health and character and happiness for gold
ambitious sacrificed home comfort and friends
of place and power; but who heard Of
of Tanners nimitabe Ambroypes
Photographs Daguerrooypes exchanging for money
impulse of any the hoes motives that left
of fallen humanity, to perpetnatc and cement
friendship seal and afy hallowed affection The
the OF oldest In the business
ladies' by any eontempaes while In this
happy influences that constantly going out from hs estab
the medium of beautiful and truthful pictures
less beautiful and truthful originals to gladden. the
Fathers and Mothers the Sisters and Brothers,
Lovers and Sw ecthearts of the land.
iacreased his ofoperators and
having hand fresh andlarge supply of materials invites
body his Gallery where in all weathers
procured faithful Ambrotype Daguerreoype and those
moi wishing themselves will be cordially wei
repaid for their trouble, by examining
of Pictures. In addition to almost
limited and unique have any quantity
Fashionable ewery such Loekes Breast Pins Brace
Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c. designed TO contain pic
which will be put in the best style of the art
cash only N B. TANNER
N. f. Side Msn St., three doors below Bridge
july cots Lynchburg Va
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PHILADELPHIA.



easy to make ysesl but not easy to mahe ths ne &
"a, All pjsoup which have ot the otDe',onspu
all tho adv antagcs ether This mas he.h
here, and with what success we would r.slvN"aa a.a,
hitherto that almost overy putsMtNe mf'' VI, ~, ,,n nrn
aud Irritating to the bow This not Many o 'hem pro
luee much gripping pain aud rcNnsion III he ~ "
balance the good 10 re eiNou NV"
These P produce pain nnless arises rom
aprevousy existing obstruction or danS'me n N ue nov ooM
els lcng purely vegetable harm van arise ifon he
quantity; bu is better tha' a,S nediino soi
taken lidieiously, Minute directions io 'n'h eo "
several Diseases which they applicable are given on IN,
by hcm Liver Complaint In all us various ','.7
Of Jauudice, Indigestion, lsugour anu oss W 80
lcsness Irriailv Billions Headache, Bitons Fewer Fever
Ague Pain IN the Side aud lons int III un'n M "''
are hut the consequences disrased act m oil the hNcf AS
an apercn they afford prompt and sure 'iei IN
Piles Chollc. Dyseuiory Hunors. Strn"'' 'u -,
with soreness Of the bohy llccis ana mllN ~ NV "t'"
in short any and every case whor i,bahN' H,'' - H.
also produced souo SnguldrN rne'essiui o"
Rheumatism, aont pt2Is, ''rn'eL hys'pvNI 'r h
the Heart Pains Back Stomach aud side Ih,y tneui
he freely spring ofthe I" purify ho bnea
and prepare for the change OF Heasons An &c
casiona stimulates the stomach into healthy action hn
res,ores the aud ,igor They purify the blood nnd
hy their the crculnthry system. rennsalo
the strength body and restore tho wasted or diseased
energies the whole organism Hene" an uteasonh us
though serious arrangement eNt oo
dosing should be carried t"o fa nS every
purgatve the strength when taken 10 "a
The thousand III which a phNpc IN irl"'"
o be they Suggest theniseNos To ie
Of every body and is confidently beloved , p,
will answer better thing which has hitherto
been available mankind. When their virtues are once
public will longer doubt what remedy To 'ly
when in need OF cathartc medicine.
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant 10 takc anu penE
purely vegetable harm arise from their nse ~ any guam
tity -... .., go,
PREPARED by DR. JAMES G AVER Practical and Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass Price cents per Boz. Five boxes
Tor 8 60 by John II. Soay, Lynchbnrg and by all
Druggss and Country Merchants throughout the StNc-
ru' cell Ladd 4 Co, Richmond, General Agents
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sF-n DIR. WORERT EARlV, Dentist
", G' fF s 's ssd S"c 'SS%S %
Dbrells Hotel ian l-dts
lNK A.. a.. l.REENIEE offer. his proics-io"-
- Al SERVICES to the citizens Of Lynchburg vicinity
Oihcc in Warwick House
* *. HUHKIOLOEH, sscn.rn. Cem."i--
- SION MERCHANT No. lG FRONT sTVEET n y
iar,iselAr attention given to GRAIN AND ALL SOUTH
MyfSr to Low"r Esq Cashier Of the ms ns"s Ssm Ss the
uNHaNKsIN \ BROTHER, Grocer. n Com-
n MISSION MERCHANTS, mex, door TO Liberty Ware,
house. Main street Lsnehbig Va have jns received large
line; large stock nsnke fued Cloths kersey
sanots Plaid lsey Cotton oanaburgs Brown and b19Sh
Domestics, Calico Boots and Shoes Wool hats
and Caps and other Goods which they offer to
the best terms 10. ED-ts
Il associated themselves in the practice q the Law" and WI
practice all the Courts Of the city Of lynchburg and IN the
counties of Campbell. Appomaitox, Amherst and bedford
ton Una 5.dts
J1n, ,sS Esw. HAssSn S ..e,a D Ma.,."i"
- SION MERCHANTS No lid Sycamore sn''' fe'e''
burg Va - ,,
WnEAT OorroN and Country Produce generally;
Prompt sales and quick returns every case
supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican dnano
plcmens Sc, Sc DE Burgs super phosphate oi Lime ,
Montsemerys Premium Roskaw"y Fan Mills Scots ,u Le
Giant Watts Cuif Brace l'ows, &c lieooiy
DEDFORD HOUSE, opposite Co"rs-honsc,
ID MAIN ST, LIBERTY, VA, CON the site of the hotel
formerly kept by Wm Terry, esq =, o
nishod the best opened for the reception OF
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to merit
any '''''"'S' ouARLEs s srErroE. prcprieto,s,
IVA HACK will always be in readiness TO convey the
of the House and their baggage to and from he Ran
road free of charge. ap l3-d,s
NTcCORKIE 4, JONES, W.oic-n,e nnd Re-
ING MERCHANTS and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAN ST. LYNoHnuHa, "a; WIN
give particular attention the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT
ToBACCo, CORN, BACON LARD, BuTTER, &c, &c
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MISCELLANEOUS,
xvy1,.,.IAu.,IlVE ~AI.E EsTAHl.E

XXvILIIAuS'LlvEHN md SALE sTAhl.E
w MARKrr 81. OPPOSITE MARkfT loust, LfNcHBuRa,
prepared furnish, at the very shortest no
,c Horses Hacks Bugges, dhe best In the city)
wishing TO ride In anew ilaek drawn es ne
with polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
Grncmcn wishing to take short afternoon drive with
lady Buggy, with fine Horse can be accommodated
by
Gentlemen having Poasurc Horses by sending them TO my
Stable will have them kept in fine order and always rea1y Al
moments notice also responsible for any damage done
them while stable will be pleased II the puble VIII
rive me a call themselves that stable s better
stocked than any other in this city r. WILL
iuIy I5ds Proprietor
nVI WINDOW SHADES. GILT CURTAIN
~ BANDS AND CoRNlCE-We have Just received
terms also Gilt Curtain Bands and Cornce OF every
nly 6ts ID GREGORY cos.
NrOTuCE-Onn nmd nncr the 2Ish sn-t.. will,
~ obedience resolution of the hoard OF Directors OF
Tennessee Rail Road Company, proceed 10
sale all the Bags belonging 10 the Company
and not needed The Bags will be divided into
classes offered l5 20 and % cents cash
To- ,iuait, II. IL GILL,
illy llts Genl Supt
- of all colos French work such as Sleeve Coars'
Chemsettcs Haukerchefs figured and plain Swiss Cam
bfic Sc, a reduced Prices and for sale ny ...
june 2l-ts N bttHENiiEiMIh'
oECEIVsNG,AND HAND, 75 bbi-. stu
tk ARTS c Sugar 25 bbls susrts Ground Clarified and
Crushed Sugar,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. n, o. Molasses,
10 hhds. r. u, dc,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
50 Iaguira do.
10 Prime old lava do,
so boxes Aiamantne and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy seed tal
feb 2i.ts YOUNGER SMITH
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11717E Real PIANOS In the Werld, manufac.
tured by Cblckerng Sons of Boston, always on hand
aW Creenes Music Saloon Bank Square, Lynehburg va
b'iv iots w. p, GREENE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

uDEDFORD ALUM SPRlNGe-These cele
braed Springs situated IL miles West Of Lynchburg
and miles South Forest Depot whore regular
veyance aud from the Sprngs daily after the 20tn
of June. -. 80,
Below append the opinion OF the following practising
suggestion Of the Proprietor of the Bed
ford Alum Springs have no hesitation In saying that we
no Analysis from experience and what
we have why the Bedford Alum Water should
not be equally valuable the of certain Diseases under
equal With other known Alum water in
the State. = A.. - ,,. a.
wnl ssep,oe D. 1no sseptoe u MoroS ope speeee
NJ D. Richard A. Sale, NJ D., Jno W. Sale. NJ D., Re. Ro
Shackef0rd NJ D., Henry Latfam, NJ. D., VIM s. Morris NJ
D. Jpo H. Patteson, NJ. D.. p. II. Gimer, NJ D.. Thomas
Nelson, M. d D. +. Bass, NJ d. o,,o, g ,,,.
sY The and Mass are kept BY Jas H. wilson and
j II. Thompson Co, Lynchburg va; LMaiey h0onson ~
Richmond. -lIuhe iESs'e" ~N~H'ee
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
MUST LEAVE THEE, PARADISE .
PY EaL A NrIN T..

BY EG l. NTINE..
"Nust lcav thse, Paradisef'
Thus spoke tha gentle Eve,
As from her bessed Eden home
She took her mournful leave;
with agony Of heart and brow.
She gnzed upon the Wild
Where she must take her ehecrless home,
Eden's once happy child
=. "oh must leave thee, Paradise -
Again that mournful cry
Aud every leaf and blossom thrilled
To her deep agony.
For blisstul had the moments boen,
Within each bowor ana grove,
And God had waked IN glory there,
And bathcd the scene In love. J
Forth from tho gate she sadly came.
with measured steps and slow,
1ier bcautious head upon her breast.
Bowed In dlspaIriug woe
with heaving heart and quivering lip,
She stood upon the wild,
And heard the gates of Eden close
Upon her banishcd child
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

~1rNTUEMEN who wish supply themselves
with any articles clothing had better not et the
en oppor unity pass Of getting any OF the
~ .rticles a Cost Black French Cloth Blue do bacA s0
Fancy Cashmere White Linen Drilling white Linen
r,nred " hite Linen Drill, Plaid do, Black Satin est
esra) BLACK and Fancy silk do White and Fancy
do black Alpaca, tsuperne) Black Drsp De Esse ni.ek
Summer Goats Vests, Pants and Furnishing eoda among
hi he sound good of Merno Shirts some very
wnIeh An will be sold at the subscriber desi.
RUS Jus "a 70 ~ $50 RO. McELpERRY.
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GEORGE W. SuANkS, !
A. HUPP,
GREEN u. BOARD, :
WILLIAM WALTON,
hAirIh q AlIANL
NIONTGO WHITE sUI.PHUH

NuONTGOM WHITE SULPHUR
lVn SPRINGS-Thesc Springs opened for the recep
tlon OF visitors the LIST day of juno, 1856.
They situated In Montgomery County, Va, one anda
miles Virginia Tennessee Road from which
there is Branch Rail Road to tho Springs.
leaving Richmond Petersburg after breakfast
Springs by O'Clock, r. M same day. all the way
by Rail Road
The have been much extended since
large and comfortable and capable
% accommodating 900 persons.
I'll. Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph Company now
building Branch Springs which viii
be IN operation. -,
very large BATH HOUSE hss been built since last sea
Board per Month"; SiO W
Week, IL w
Day 200
Children over years of age, Half Price. No
charge children under three Of unless seats
taken at the table. Servants Hall Price
Board OF Horse per Month, Sl5 W
F" :" Day rs cts
Guests requested to give immediate information Of any
want the part of the Employees Servants
Address RO. H. MOsBY,
mly la.d&clmo Prest and S,en1 Supt.
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guNIIE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Comms
tho purchase of Wheat the old stand
where ho will be pleased walt his friends and the public
generally. WIN. A. MILLER
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1uNE subscriber In retiring from the concern Of Miller &
Elan, bs thanks for the patronage received at
the his friends and respectfully soicits continuance
of the same o the of WIN. A. Miller.
fe 2lts ROBERT s. ELAN
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Mo urprpIy or NAuSEOUS DRUGS USED
NV NlTON.

Member of the al College of Surgeons ', al st,,es
from one of eminent Colleges OF 'he m ,be erst
ma ,ba GREATER ma Of whose has been spent IN te
Uospitals of London, Paris Philadelphia anu A.
effect ed some of Il asDnrh'ng eufes WA, - ,,han
- ,,ay tro,be with rim, ing the head and ears whsh
, at being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS
Ahu o.,lII",..,n', 49, .rnAi imInedatClN
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SPRINGS, VA.-Thc su b.eri.

SEWING. MACHINEs.-Aiiw who wish 10 save
- time and heah should purchase of these Machines
They simple not easily put out OF ADJUST
handled with the WORK done Ia pca
strong and the saving # labor immense ,,,,
9' STABLER & JONES.
m. ad.ca Agents or Grover, Baker g. Co
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uyUHE CU.ARET WUNE.--Just received u lot
II of superior Csrot Wnc In Bottles Tor sa,e T,,vrr
uiy lots i-.H 'c'''''""
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usousE-FUnNu.uuNs. AnTICLEs,' in., to

ELAN Is this day dissolved by mutual consent WIN.
Miller authorized settle the business of the
Those having claims against the will please
present them 10 him Immediately for payment and those In
dcbcd will oblge US by paying as early as convenient
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
February 2lst, 1856, ROBERT s. ELAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
ANOTHER NEW TERRITORY.

Another Territory, we learn, is about to be or
gsnized by portion of its inhabitants. On the LIST
ofSeptember, an election was held at various points
in the Gadsden Purchase for delegates to the Terri
torial Legislature of New Mexico and for delegate
to Congress- The latter, it is expected, will pre-
sent to Congress petition for the separation of the
Gadsden Purchase from the northern part CT New
Mexico and the erection of an independent Terri
toral Government To thispost, Mr.. r. P Cook
was chosen. How much of New Mexico they de-
sire to have included within the new Territory, we
are not informed; but the advocates of the separs
ton say that the country is naturally divided, by
the intervention of deserts and mountains into two
States or governmental jurisdictions. The Gsdsden
Purchase, or Arizona, as the residents sometimes
style it. contains total population of perhaps a
thousand persons, of whom one-half are Indians.
and third Mexicsns of very low class The rest
are Americans and Germans. The principal village
is Tucson Tooksone) which aspires to be the cap
its of this new State. There is fort in the vim.
cinity of the place, with small garrison of United
States troops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
AJUyENILE political ORGANIZATION.

One of the funniest ideas which the oracles Of
Black Repubicanism have yet promul gated, is that
of the free negro Fremont disunion party, being q
neW organization. They speak of it as most pre-
cocous monster OF its age-a SORT of [usaS nGturd,
Cslbau in miniature. 1t is a perfect Hercules in
their estimation, performing the most astonishing
feats, accomplishing prcdlgies which overwhelm
the greater part OF the civilized world with Won
der and amazsnent. Why, say they, the repubi-
can parry is scarcely year old, what will it not
achieve when it comes to the full maturity of its
growth? If 1t could sweep whole States into the
vortex of abohtlonism in It's early infancy, what
may not be anticipated when it shall reach its full
strength? And then they chucke over the funny
conception as if it were a tangible reality. Their
dupes throw up their caps and shout themselves
into an asthma at the idea of this sucking cub Of
old-fa.hioned federalism and toryisn, being licked
into shape and becoming such formidable mon
ster bye and bye.
A nsw party" forsooth. Why it is as old as
the first treason perpetrated upon earth. 1t is as
old as hypocrisy itself; deeply dyed in turpitude
6s the personfcatlon OF evil. Net0 party, indeed.
tors in "the times that tried mems souls no COW
boys ia rs, no Hartford Conventionsts to hatch
treason during the war of 1872, no Mexican SYM
pathizers at much later period who would receive
if they could American soldiers with bloody hands
and furnish them with hospitsbe graves-that the
Fremont republican faction of traitors and disor-
ganizers, should be termed "a new party?' Tne
audacty Of this shameless pretence goes bow
shot beyond the efforts of Baron Munchsusen him.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
NEW ENGLAND

The States of New England, with Characteristic
disloyslty, have given powerful majorties against
the Union and the Democracy. They are now,
altogether, solid uubroken front of sectonslists
false to the principles of our government-to
the solemn ipjunctions of Washington and the 9TH
er fathers of the Constitution, and prepared to
sanction all schemes to divide and destroy this
Confederacy. Such has been the leading charsc-
teristics of these States since the government was
organized 1t was here the first rebellion ever oc.
Cured against the Federal Government 1t was
here the people refused to volunteer to defend their
neighbors against.a foreign enemy; aud here con-
venton was held to discuss the expediency of dis
solving the Union. Here abotionism aud all other
disgusting and trsitorous issues and schemes have
had their origin and found their chief strength.
Here originated alien and sedition laws, religious
persecution, nativism, etc; and here, alone, the
people have invariably refused to sustain the ma
ton in the wars in which it has been involved
Here was started the interference in the affairs Of
Kansas, which brought upon that unhappy Terri
tory such terrible oalamties, and on the whole
country such burning disgrace.
That the democracy should be in minority in
this section is just tribute to the nstionaism the
patriotism, the truth and justice of that party
Gin. Enquirer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
Mr.. BUCHANAN AT HOME,

A letter from Lancaster, Pa, to the New York
Herald, dated Nov. l, says:
"On approaching Wheatland, the visitor is struck
by the air of comfort and trmness that pervades
the place. The mansion is plain brick one, with.
out any pretension to architectural beauty but the
site on which it is built commands some pictu-
rescue views, and is shaded by fine old trees. It
is simple, substantial republican looking dwell
ing without any of the composite decorations with
which our city mliOnsires are in the habit OF Or
nsmenting their suburban villas. 1t has warm,
genial, homestead aspect, promising hOspitable
welcome and substantial cheer to those who may
enter its walls Previous to its purchase by Mr..
Buchanan it belonged to Mr.. w. NJ. Meredith, late
Secretary of the Treasury under Gen. Tay lor and
was built, we believe, by brother in law OF Re-
| bert Emmett
On entering the house l was shown into the IL
| brsry, where found Mr.. Buchanan with about
| ten or a dozen gentlemen, who were all unknown
| to me, but who believe were for the most part
leading politicians of the neighborhood The con.
versation appeared to be animated, and turned Of
course on the subject of the election. Mr.. Buch.
anan listened sttentigely to the remarks made, bat
| took very little part in them. From his calm, i'm
passive manner, one would have supposed him to
be the party least interested of all the persons
present on the subject under discussion. 1t was
many years since l had seen him, and was forci.
bly, struck by the little alteration which time and
the cares of office had effected in his appearance
He looked even younger, fresher and stoutsr than
when we last met.
Nothing could be more kind or more cordia
than the manner in which he met me, although the
motive of my visit was more of personal than
political one. He is exceeding fortunate in pos.
sessing so much bon kommie OF manner, for 1 Car
assure you he is severely put to the test. He i:
beset by hosts of visitors of all conditions, some
of them queer samples OF humanity. Only thinl
OF an enthusastical female phrenologist making
long journey to take a cast Of his head. Mr.. Blu
chanan received his lady visitor with the creates
politeness, invited her to dinner, and told her sh
was welcome to examine anything she please
about the premises, with the exception of hi
bumps. You can image the modification of thi
ardent votary of science at being compelled t
leave without accomplishing the object of her jour
| new"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19
THE WAY THEY LOST THEIR MONEY.

The following appeared in the Louisville Jaur-
nal short time before the election:
TENNEssEE.-The American party in Tennessee
are making noble struggle in behalf of the Union
candidates and are full of confidence as to the re-
snt on Tuesday. The following extract from q
letter to US from Goodletsville, Tennessee gives
cheering intelligence We receive every day sim
liar encouragement from all parts OF our nei Ugh.
boring State:
am happy to inform you that the Central Com
mittee, after having heard from every county in the
State, are certain that Fillmores majority will be
at least 1000. Nine-tenths of the old-line wings
will vote for Fillmore and Donelson.