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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
THURSDAY, SEPT. IS, 1855.
rhe Great october Convention.


Our issue of yesterday morning announc-
ed the change of time for holding the great
Southwestern gathering of the Fillmore
clans. This change was made advisable in
consequence CT general indisposition to
conflict with the STATE FAIR which com
mences its session on the 18th October
BY the present arrangement those intend
ing to attend the Fair, which, by the by,
is expected to be the finest ever yet held
in the State, viii, by coming few days in
advance, have an opportunity of being pre-
sent at the Convention. We can confident
ly state that it will be an occasion well
worthy of visit from every Fillmore man
in the Southwest. 1t will undoubtedly be
one of the largest and most enthusiastic
political assemblages which ever met in the
country. Arrangements are being made
teaccommodate any number from 25, 900
to $1,000. The spacious and elegant
grounds of the State Fair have been Sc
cured, and no effort will be spared to make
them suitable for the occasion. Every
American house in the city will be thrown
open TO visitors, and no one who desires to
come need be detained by the fear of too
large crowd. AMERICAN PAPERS in the
Southwest will confer a favor, and do ser
vice to the cause by making notice of the
Convention, and urging the people every
where to come. The most distinguished
speakers in the country will be here with
out fail.
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A sterling Old Line Democrat from ore Of
the river counties stepped into our Office yes
terday, and announced to US his purpose to
vote for Willard Fillmore. lie has never here.
tofore given Wing or American vote. He
said the Democratic party was not what it
used TO be, and be couldn't stand 1t any longer
He further said that this thing OF lifelong
Wings, like Jimmy Jones, OF Tennessee, and
Pierce and Pratt, of Maryland, and Choate, of
Massachusetts,, aud other bitter Fsderalists
going over to the Democracy, he didn't like,
and couldn't understand. lie believed there
was foul play somewhere, and that the Dem
ocracy like that jackson, aud Polk, and Pierce
believed 10 and preached, no longer existed.
That Buchanan must be q Federalist sure
enough, or else Federalists wouldn't be found
leaving Fillmore aud going over 10 the Dem
ocrats He believed, he said, that the Fill
more party was now the true Republican par
", and as such he should support it, no mat
ter what his party leaders might say or do.
--RieAmoRd High.
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Will address the people Of Nashville
and Davidson county next Saturday, at
the Market House in this city. The speech
made by him at the outset of his canvass
last year as candidate for Congress, was
the abest effort made on the American
side of the new questions which were then,
for the first time, presented to the people.
1t embodied a mass of facts, which were
never controverted, because they were in
controvertible; and the conclusions which
he deduced from them, so far as the foreign
question is concerned, have been sustained,
fully and amply sustained, by the subse-
quent action of the foreign born population
residing in the free States He warned
the South against foreigners as afording
strength to and giving Importance to the
anti-slavery movement in the North; and
the stampede this year of the great mass
of foreigners to the ranks of Fremont,
exhibits the wisdom and sagacity of his
counsels; and confirms the excellence of the
policy which made his speech the chief
text book of the American party of the
South. We doubt not the General will
give the party speech of the same char
acter Saturday; and we trust no one who
desires to be entertained with something
upon which he can think about after he
goes home, will stay away.
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Fnets 70 be Remembered.

II is fact that the notorious Col Lane, who is
the leader Of the reesoil and abolition cohorts in
Kansas is Democrat, was lately a Democratic
member of Congress, and was one of those forty
four sound national Democrats" who voted for the
Kansas bill, and whose praises the Southern Dem
ocracy delighted so much to sing.
It is fact that the recently elected Governor of
Maine Is a Democratic Senator ofthe United States,
and has been always Democrat.
IL fact that three-ourths of the leaders Of the
Black Republican party are Of the Democratic
school Of politicians.
1t is a fact that Fremont himself-the Black Re.
publican candidate for the Presidency-has always
been Democrat Of the fret water, and was elect
ed as such, and by democrats, to the United States
Senate.
It is a fact-the blacklist fact of all-that the
FIRST Black Republican ever sent to Congress from
the South is Democrat, and was elected by Deao-
cratic votes. We allude to F. p Blair, jr of Mis-
souri,.
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MEMPHIS. Sent. 10. lS65


Col. J. P. PRYoR-Dear Sir Your note of this
instant, asking for publication, the substance of
conversation between Hon. Willard Fillmore and
myself upon the subject Of "Squatter" or Territor,
ial Sovereignty, has just been handed me. cheer
fully comply with your request, as | was placed
under no restraint by him in reference to the mat
ter.
Upon my return home from the North, | called
to see Mr.. Fillmore at his home in Buffalo, New
York, on the 4th inst. During our conversation, l
asked him what he thought of "S1uatter Sove-
regnty and in reply be entered into free and I'M
reserved expression of his views. lie said he was
decidedly opposed to this doctrine, advocated by
Cass, Douglas, Buchanan, Van Buren, and others;
be believed that Territory, until its inhabitants
were sufficiently numerous to authorize the forma-
ton of State Constitution, preparatory to admis-
sion into the Union as q State, could only be reI
garded as in condition of pupilage, possessing
no sovereignty whatever; aud referred to the Utah
and New Mexico Territorial bills sanctioned by him
as a correct indication of his opinions.
was gratifed to find that Mr.. Fillmore occupied
the same position upon this question which is main,
tanned by the American party in the South and by
the whole band Of national Americans Of the North
headed by such men as Fuller, OF Pensy lyania, Ha
ven, of New York, and others, and told him l
would like to be at liberty speak Of the explana
ton received from him. lie replied he had express
sed the same views TO Others and that Icould make
such use Of them as thought proper. Yours truly,
JOS 5. WILLIAMS.
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Press ont

Thus eheerily speaks the trassy Ameriean sent-
pal Of the Albany SsaieaSsn-
The Americans Of New York are doing noble
york. They have but TO persesere IN Il, 90
achieve spIendid victory. From every quarter Of
the State, the assurance comes up THAI the good
cork goes braFely on We sell the Americans Of
Nes York and Of The Uaioa, rae DAY or OUR
TRIUMPH APPROACHES TIE sober jsdgmen',
DE good sense. tie patriotic inpplaes os the mas
ses, the sieFn. ProtessAnt seatment 81 she land,
base. beeo.ne thoroughly ar0usad 20 resist fae AZ
tempt that Is mnking 10 place IN shs Presidsatial
chair DisunIouist sad komsnist The ranks u
the Frsm6nlers are already shaking With fe4F uhils
ths Conservative. Uuion sosiag men Of Neu York,
ne fsy gss W shsier add 20 ~ fzrnss aohh I3yla)
Ito AHEAD = k-Fls
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Col Williams, the writer of the foregoing state
ment, is a planter of Louisiana, and gentleman Of
high character and Standing both in that State and
in Tennessee, where he formerly resided. No one
who knows him will question what he says.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Fillmore CONT out boldly
against the odious, unconstitutional, abolition doc
trine of ''Squatter Sovereignty"-a doctrine which
Mr. Calhoun denounced as "the most monstrous
ever advanced by an American statesman" and "a
worse than Wmot Provsoism;" doctrine, the
Nashville Union characterized as 'o all others the
most odious to the South" doctrine, termed by
the Richmond Enquirer "a fair but false and fatal
theory" ian imposture," 'su ugly idol, worshipped
only by fools and demagogues;' doctrine, which
the whole Southern Democracy in lSis rePudated
swearing by all that was sacred to Southern men,
they "would never support any candidate for the
Presidency or Vice Presidency who maintains 1t J
We call upon the Southern Democrats TO comply
with their solemn pledges. In order to DO So they
must throw Messrs. Buchanan, Breckenridge aud
Van Buren overheard and go for Fillmore, Donel-
con and the Union.-Nernphis Eagle d Enquirer
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WITHDRAWAL or Mr.. BuoHASAS.-lt Is
stated that Mr.. Breckenridge really made a
proposition Co Mr.. Buchanan AZ the Wheatlands
on the subject Of bis withdrawal. The plan Is
TO get Mr.. Donelsoa also 10 withdraw, and u
mite the Democratic aud Ameiiszn cket 10 the
persons OF Fillmore and Breckenridge. Such
q ticket, Mr.. Breckenridge thinks, win be likely
TO succeed against Fremont aud Dayton.
What i 70 be done about the too pissiogm,
does not appear Nor have We learaed what
Response NJ. Buchanan made 10 The PROPOSE
aen.--PAiladslpAia Balistia.
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The Meeting at Beech's Camp Ground.
We learn that the mass meeting at
Beech'S Camp Ground last Tuesday, was
all that the most ardent and enthusiastic
American could desire. The people as
sembled to the number of about 5000,
one-ffth of whom were of the gentler sex.
Haskell made, as he always does, an able
and effective speech. For four hours he
held the immense multitude together, and
aroused in their breast spirit which is the
sure sign of glorious victory.
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STOLE

4 furup4xe ca the nirht of the S3-h inst. rlsaA
IarFe BAy Here. fan Is handi h.gh. rery lsrEs nIl
sind gals Aind lssa, olber ntrts reurabrFsd a
tAe sane e ed kaeis and psa 81 he str7
lhers bfOke Al ths siiTap a1d lied via string. nj
give iaqs rssard b. as q the thAef AMI
rsasonahss oEe f9r he rsiarn q Ne hSEse-
sssse TH0s- CALI
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MEMPHIS, Sept. IL. lS

N EMPFIIS Dtpt 70 IoVUs
Col. JosEPH s. WILLIAMS Dear Sir-UnderA
standing that you recently had conversation with
the Hon Willard Fillmore, on the subject of "Popu-
lar" or "Squatter Sovereignty in which be frankly
expressed his views on that important ques-
ton, | write to request you to put the SUBJ
ton.
am well aware that Mr.. Fillmore subscribes IN.
reservedly to the principles of the Utah aud New
Mexico Bills, which are utterly autagonstic to the
Buchanan and Van Buren, doctrine of "Squatter
Sovereignty" but the people, have no doubt,
would like to hear what Mr. Fillmore as said to
you on the naked question at issue in reference
to the absorbing topic of Slavery in the Territories
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
J.P. PRYOR.
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JAKUAzY Asp RAx--nr. r Davis, gentleman
81 three and eight years. married yesssrr
Oar By shs Rev. Mr. Fisher, 20 Hiss Wsiker, .
young isdy Of eniy eighteen summers The happy
eeapie are from Wexford eouniy, Kentucky
The wedding took place IN one of the private par
lors a ths Burnet Iiouse, snd was Witnessed hy
4 large nambsr Of ladies ard esnllemsn- gucais
Of ne noass = Claelaaaii csrlmar'sl. ~.
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Oh LOCATED.

WILL pay cash for Land Warrants viii also huy old
Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents. issued AbOst
ISIS, 70 soldier Of 1919,
also prepared 10 locate Land Warrants in South
western Missouri the hne Of the Sou Missouri
Railroad In connection with gentleman hes had the
selecting Of more than 90 Of abroad land along
the line Of this road For further particulars, terms, &e
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street. the Post
once. septSl J. q. FELLOWS.
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Tennessee Pillow FACTORY

NFAKEs PoWs Of best materials and vaFisty
NJ Wreught Ir0n and steel Mould Boaras u ght an
ief hand Ploss- A. W. PUTNAM Propfistor.
THos sHAEP, AanAger.
aur4S-Em
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nREED FRUIT.

TTNHE undersiEn d you'd recommend 20 all who have
ehards every exerton 20 preserve and dry their
fruit As IL will bear high price during the He
prepared 81 per b0sbel ioE pesed Apples and
Al, Is for unpealed Peaches. ID. ID. DiCkEf,
aug29 No. College street.
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I WISH TO purchase a large number Of Sand War
rants, and will give the EAsrEHs PRIcEs for the
Dealers rU1 the County would do well 10 give cali
oEucE, No. 40 CHAzT SrREKr
ans2s-dim X. n. McEWEN, in.
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Advancea.

TIVE undersigned will make Cash advances consign.
ments Of Wheat, Baceu flonr and other Produce his
correspondents In Charleston and savannah.
NAsHrrr1E June ooh isss-sns
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have Received Another Lot o. Superior soe Leather
Trunks and vasss, ashland PAtisrnl Also, Ladies
Bsnset Boxea single add tray top Of styles end ios
prcss JOHN RAMAGE,
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40 NECROES EOR SALE.

HAVE hand about orty NeFross tor s4a, eonsisnl
q Hen, Nomen AID use 0ifis, Cooka, &C.. &riongs
whom are several that ~We rccommegdsd and pro
perry voached Tor" Gail soon.
anglo 81 REEs ". PORTER
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Carnet Han ID slalrs.

~ r HrTkIaf 4 Co aitl aqen -ds5 and to-lnoFIoT
*. osr HCNDREn FIEcR5 IHRES PLY AND IN
fsFalN ckRPxT hen9hi as NfcEd suelsoA sac n New
Yerk nee - warrant elu1l n zasI so4 cheaper -
rir shan nnf Ahssio ofefed IN te n4Eket and - are
6.s~rzzln.d = ~ Hhsn correspo1dingg lQu.
NJ RI a ths ssma tae - anlninn many 6oads In
a.u1. "a YnnsF anss anA 81 run4rea e1en and
eslrs ii ~ E1rtIae1 - - tt1et - -. - ~ efteAf
IL Mes NosE - q. As-a..4 . tv.s -
ena11 ~ - tsH7t' -
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NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS,

4 AN receiving ny ssoek Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS 10 vhisA inVksthe attention q my customers
aud the pablo generally. Ab0 scots RepaTt q FashIsns
for 1856 7. SAN FRICHFTT,
aRgzT BUs-im s. College street.
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A carl,aI surgical Operation.

We are in receipt Of several letters from
GAINESVILLE, all of which use the same term
in describing the result Of the discussion
between Judge Brien and ex-Gov. Aaron
V. Brown--it is most expressive They
call il skinningp We do not doubt it is
their one. Judge Brien is the man to
dothat job for any champion Of the party.
Several Others can bear testimony 70 his
skill In that line. An Of our correspond
ents agree in ascribing most signal vic
tory for the American side. We have the
promise Of an extended notice Of the de-
bate, which we hope shortly to lay before
ionr readers.
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NBE CoPartnershp existing Hndsr the name Of Amison
Doom Co. Is this day dissolved By mutual consenl
J. T. Doom J. L. Mansded Ei oonnne ths business az
the Old stand, No. AZ Broad street, under ne J. =
Do0n 4 Co.
J. T. Doom Co. assume al n Lisblies and viz at
HkNRF kN7sON.
J. r. DOOM,
Nashville, A8g. . S6-In y. Il MASsEiKkD.
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CafaWha Wine.
HI %TE Id.

WILL keep constantly hand, supply Of Dry Spark
ling Wines, which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
riees, freights added. Iapl D 7. A. MCCALL.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
WARD ( BIRMINGnAM,

No 7, Cedar Sfreef,
rEAyg r,csisea shslr stsck e FALL AND WINFz2
III G(0ns q a. ne esi Styles and uif be pleased -
.it u,ea Al shsir ed onis ana ne p1ae generally.
Asa 4 God saosk q 1UkNlshIS6 Goods
senff-Im.
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hfY Rsisnas ana Is PabIe are infurnsi -.
VI hat a. Al Eamst - l9nsd a. M Mus1|t..&
e4ee e Saf 81 AZ uAe mas ssqalFe ~ ufFt$<4&
f7Q.essltna sefricsas eesnf Possssse4 - a. 44-A<
~ inpr1Fea modea ~ nserng asfieini teeth si h.
ssrt parai 81 IA ssts q fessA ecd Fasiss sffa
Psrha ease e. the e1se mly isqafs ne PFssnee e
e The qateat Ma5 tndIrals. i. =. 01IN,
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ID @ McNARY Co. opening this day q large lot O.
les NEW GOODS-Rb ns Laces Embroideriss Cellars
Skir Belts and Bengs, ai sets of Applique Lace These
are ace goods Ca qaick o. thsJ win be an gone
Aug4 1856, r. O. McNARY 4 Co.
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LAND WARRANTS.

On 000 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES APPLES
ZO,OOO for which the highest market price win b,
given in cash, by DAVIS, PILcHkR a co.
Beptl3
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MIR. Ii. III. COOKE.

LlATiSG te4en A iHisFert u baanes &c Oh not
II hFsafrr hed rec Tar Aneisoa aslsa ne ssys
q sar ers fepalas ne sane.
haGFtLs. Aaz. l. issS fkbT MORGAN a co.
p. A-We hare resoFsa 70 neH Store, No. Pub &
Square, where opsainK . neg tai hsnfasus sock
g al ena uirisr Geo - xhsh lnss Ne assntea
81 HefcAA1it kraerAlly. lkngl8
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Is Negroes for Sale at Auction,

TIVE undersigned win oner for sale ut the Court House
yard In Nashville, at I2 o'c,ock on SATURDAY, the
20th inst, likely Negro Woman and three children six
boys and er under fourteen years Of age four likely
young women, and good carpenter twenty-five years Of
are, all lust from Richmond, Va. and sold under fu
guarsnt for cash. THOS. @. JAMES
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.YOTE LONT.

osT between sqasrs AID Broai street,, yesterday
Ia nots for esss s. dated septerb-r 10 1855 paystae
ths order ofwhilss Geese. snsd b B. v. Witt
Icy
an p<rsens eAnSoDsd Hsaiast trany ~ sa1
September i3zh WHITLEY REESE
TsuE snbcrlbsrs have iast oesad very handsons
snrtnsnt ffURHiEHlNG Go0n3. eomprialnE grsaa
varsity a Eores ndcrs neakief black and nncg
stocks usn eznbrtc handksrhse, ttmbs uoof and cot
lea h4f koss. xent snss and anasrss aes 49, Al 81
sew ssgsi O. : - : - CLIFTON ASCOT
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.
60 Public Notice.

NASHVILLE AaD CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
DASsESGxas fen o. . seasa Nashvais sa tAls raaa
L uAi plsAse iaks aelre shatin eoupdAnes silh TIE
he Yabka prasa canE Ne Nosags and chaiiAnooTA
RAirsd csmpnnE ~ ~ e4rsst eonsenence netct ani
a. upnn Fof between fhf <Sa11nRa q ne Noleaa-
Gas passengers frnU - South kHaAxis ne c1Eps
- hANe made coce e ike ia7er1ecen q tner uh
kaax hstnne be1t sasIe ~ tai FaFPaee RtEseafeEs
nsanS = - srkAa On VA p9Ess haa ne passenger irnns
o9 ttlt pnani. AL fhass esnlng hom - eFs1aa -
ChAtseaanEa uhuE b step toaih heshsrs Eia paees
er.rIIne ~ eunsazi1f Is lln4 q J. ANDERSEN
stE1les1n eap1. =. 9. EEihesl.s
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Fillmore opposed to "Squutter sOvc-
reignty.
Can true Southern Nan longer hesitGte betueen
the "SYuatter S0vsreign" and the Model
President
The following correspondence explains itself:
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tB- The land sales by the Illinois Central Com
pany, the first week in September, reached the ex-
traOrdinay total Of $40 900, and average per acre
sf6 AZ
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lust received fresh supp.y q Fiayfoar Bssksts q
u CHARLES HEaDStCk CHAHPAGNE
IN oaas and Plata warranted 20 BE- Gcnune and Sepo-
rior Ariicis. B. l. SIMPSON,
sept S-lm q Puslc sqnare-
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TIN PLATES Boxes 10. 1O<fs tn Plate just
Il received and FOR sale by d. D. DICKEY.
sept Il 5 ColleRe street
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HAVING obtained kitten Of admin upon TIE
tate Of n Williams, deceased those indebted 10 or
having claims against the estate vii please call nc ana
make a settlement. A. G. MERRITT, Administrator
sepil0-fEd No. s. Cherry street.
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JOHN YORK co. have just received q eomplsts as
sorimeDt Of Classical Common SchoO Books which ihsy
ofsT for sale cheap. seutf0
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ISAAC STRAUB's PATENT PORTA.
L BIZ GRINDING MILLS, for FIGURING
WHEAT, GRINDING CORN NEAL, SMALL GRAIN,
FEED, &c well whole Of (cob and an As Il
called nto good ene cob ard Feed, In one opera
ton
These celebrated Mills Manufacture Of The quail
ny Of french Burr Blocks, With much build six
different prices ranging from eighty Ave 10 two hua-
dred and ng dollars. These Mills continue % stem the
eursni Of all opposition and superior Cor all purposes
especially for wheat doufinF.
ALSO-SrRAUBS PATENT PORTABLE sAW-MiLL,
called 'sking Of the Woods"
This an ingenious snd useful saWMili 20 make lumber
Ia the SoOs fbis MN can be By animal, steam or
water power.
Those wishing 10 know fully about the principle upon
which they butt and the prices ofeach size, sell
the terms Of sale, 4c, viii al ifesz me, asking
Book Of Description which E nal and post pay tn o<e
who d. vii write IN pain readable langaags the
Post once, County and State.
ISAAC srRAUB, Paieutee and Prep.
Iepfs No. 10 West Front stTees, Cincinnati, oAio-
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Valuable City Property for Sale.
NEw ARRIVAL

sgby sitastsd baiidins To- College street. osey.
Oacs. U2-0
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SCHOOL STATIONERY.

Copy and Composition Books Letter and Cap Paper Ink,
Pens Pencils States Drawing Paper CrayOns Rubber &C.
on very reasonable terms.
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The cIarksvIile sEass MEETING on ths safh
Let no one within reasonable distance
fail to attend this meeting. 1t win be adj
dressed by some Of the ablest men IN The
State. 49, sEsaas 4-sz sss er.2
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NEW GOODS!

" IEE4A " HEAI =.
/ Want 10 purchase any quanttY Of good Wheat hol
which will pay the HI hsst price.
HgI5 r O. RANDY
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Nav COOKS.
SCHOOL. BOOKS.

T0OEs EEZSOS q co., A Union Street,
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