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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
The American Electoral Ticket in
Pennsylvania.

There are as yet but two electoral tickets
in the State Of Pennsylvania-that nomi-
mated by the Americans, and that of the
Buchanan Democracy. Enemies Of the
American party have put forth the state
ment that our ticket is composed of an
equal number Of Americans and Fremont
ers. This is untrue. II has not the least
foundation IN fact, The American ticket
is composed of FILLMORE men exclusively.
We have taken pains to ascertain the facts,
and we can state automatically, that every
name on it is a true friend Of Fillmore and
Donelson. Americans, be not misled by
the tricks Of the enemy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Shall the Election go into the House of
ReprcsentRttVes7

The indications at present are that the
Buchanan Democracy will not be able to
carry even one Northern State. Appre-
hending this result the knowing" leaders
are arranging for struggle to carry the
election into the House of Representatives,.
From the highest pinnacle of hope the
blatant democracy have been brought down
to this resort. Now the question arises
should not the South so cast its vote as to
determine the election in the Electoral Col
leges, and avoid a contest in the House Of
Representatives, where the election ought
never 10 be carried if it can be prevented.
This cannot be done If the conservative
portion of the Southern democracy continue
TO support Mr.. Buchanan and thus divide
the South. Would it not, under the cir
cumstances, be proper and patriotic in them
to abandon Mr.. Buchanan and aid the
American party in bestowing the united
vote of the South upon Mr.. Fillmore, who
can duu VIII CdfIg 3NSh VI NJ uuu "uO has
been tried and found to be true TO the rights
of all sections of the URion The united
vote of the South aud the vote Of New
York would place him in the Presidential
Chair again, and we should soon see faction
bauished from the land and an era Of good
feeling inaugurated. We feel assured that
the adoption Of the policy we suggest
BY conservative, Union-loying democrats,
would never be source Of regret to them
but on the contrary a source Of lasting
qualification and pride. We trust that they
win take these things inte earnest consider
alton, aud act upon them. That they may
know what their party friends, North, are
doing, we publish the following letter from
a citizen of this State, at present on visit
to New York, in whose Judgment we have
great confidence:
- Nrw YoKE. 81 Oct, 1853.
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THEATRE

Last appearance but Of the Talented and Accomplish
ed Actress MISS DORA SHAW, who viii appear in
the great character Of CAMILLE. Translated from the
French Of Alexander Dumas, by N IS Matilda Heron.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1856 WILDE presented
the beautiful play, in Eve acts Of CAMILLE. CAM
LILLE, MISS DORA SHAW.
~ In consequences Of the extreme length Of the Play,
Farce will be performed with it.
Tomorrow evening Benefit and last appearance Of MISS
DORA SHAW.
PRICES OF ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle and Parquette
75c Upper Circle 5Oe Coored Box sec; Coored Gallery
25c Private Boxes Exclusive right 80; Single Seats do
81.
~ Doors open at \ before O'Clock, P. NJ; Curtain
rises precisely at X, P. n.
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JUST PUBLISHED, By THE
rn~ann aeanosn4vnwa
SOLD OUTr

I'VE nndeIned ahe thsy tsasr teir shaaks e helr
friends In city ana couDtry Or TIE literal patron
age extended y shs or several past anzonnos that
they have sold heir entire seek of Bosks Ge Ons II
he AaFing frnsd basne.a associations Ia Knox
vile, Team, vi thiz1er With re st5ck We are
Anxioas % m41e Seal and eomptete sciesent q car
cid hR.neas. and sh hat Wee f1ly prss al those
Indebted ra Ne "a unioa street si.d paw ~
their ancouBt shnut delay The hooks and aeeoanss nj
b touad ~ ne cd stand br aetliement
ost TooS. NElsos 4 CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

Fare each way cents. Persons going and rsu mini
are requested to provide themselves with change and e
purchase tickets before getting on the
octl0 H. l. ANDERSON, Sup'k.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
. II r. II u.

IN 8nnafy nigAk ths sfui uiflme iFcm ne rssl. n
~ 4Fnee 81 No bnsA appossle ne graveyard, affAA
DARK HH0W< H0NSE mULEs XII
sbet feurtreE kanf1 ksk nice yeas Cd eeasteFa
My aFkrd aianE h VITA s4dla harzess~a4c -
- Eaod uszk anma. fpeEeAased hl lrena NJ Go1rd,
ben Ceiamhia ana ~ maE aiatNpl Eei back tfre
ecf4-f ukw2f
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MARRHEp,

On Thursday 0sssbsr Tsh, st rAs Forest. Mr.. O. II.
sapoa.rs sf sashxls. - Mss AHzIA Hs~xas, Il Mont
gemssy eoukty.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

A1AkH4 Pisa u as hess malsrsls and 10 - vzrirfy
WI Wrsszbt Ira aRd ksstl Monsa Da.rdx righa Ans
Iefl h4nd fIssss a. ~. Putnam. fTopslsssr.
Hnoa EuaEf, AAeagkf.
SAILS -em
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Napier'S PeninSuIar War.
LIRRAR EDTTTON

" T. BERRY4 CO. have Just received
THE HISTORY OF THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. IstTt 1874
By Maj. Gen Sir WE. P. Nap err, K. C. b. Col 9Th
Regiment, Gc, &c.
-" This edition reprint OF the revised English sdi-
ion recently published, the authors latest
emsndatons and 'JustiacaiOry pieces with
FiRTY-FIVE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATTLES
There has been also prepared, for this edition. CON-
PLETE INDEX to the whole work, ssnting in all other
edonsl and the following PORTRAITS, beautifully en-
graYed on steel:
1. NAPIER, 1.-THE aathor) 8. WELLINGTON.
Q. NAPOLEON. T. sOCLr
S. JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
You should read Napisrs Of the war in Portu-
gal He is heroic fellow, equal anything in Putarch
and moreover along headed clever hero takes good
aim before he ores "-Let srs Of Sydney Smith.
"our English Thucydides the historian the Peninsula
Walter SaUG0s LandOy OrtRO0rgpAy, Fraser,
FEB. 1856
". z. BERRY d co. have also just received
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON, Illustrated
with IL elegant large Wood EngraVings all from original
designs. vol. mo.
Mr. Hsadeys descriptions grapbic-hs history cor
rect and his summing Of character scarcely suffers BY
comparison with similar pages Taeus."R y Observer
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DRIED RaUrT.

fINHE uRssrsgnd w1aA rscanmsnd u "a wka kaxs o..
ck4nas % every sxstsen preserve Ant y thsls
Frat. 81 sear hxh pres during shs ssnsoa. lie
puars4 Fag 81 pr ksskei ~ psnina Appss ana
Al - - aapealea feaehef. D. D. ifLkEf.
aef9s Ne. caisss street..
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FAIR AND CONVENTIONS.

TRAIN Wlleave the Depot Of the Nashville and Chat
IA tanooga Railroad for the Fair Grounds during the
time Of the American aud Democratic Conventions and the
Fair, according to the following schedule:
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HANS. HANS. HATS.

JUST RECEIVED, by B. R. Cutter, No. Sc and SO, n
y Broad and College street,
12O D0Zs MEMS AND Boys WOOL 60
HATS. % DOZEN MEMS SOFT FUR HATS, all styles.
All Of which viii be sold very cheap for cash.
oct10 B. r. GUTTER
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK 8 co.


Have for sale the following new works 49,
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOwNEy CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON'S SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENSARY;
KIRK AND PAGETs PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLOR's MEDICAL JURIsPRUDENcEs 81
WILSON'S DIsSECTOR;
CoNDIN on DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLIsoN's MEDICAL DICTIONARY; f,ssh
no )PERs MEDICAL DICrIoNARY; 81
MEIGs OBSTETRICS;
ELLIsSEs MEDICAL FORMULARY;
MEIGs ON FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUCOsR3GA;
CLYMER ON FEvERS;
FERGUsoN'S SURGERY; ~
HoMER'S ANATOMY;
JONES AND sEEvEKING's ANATOMY; ft
MILLBR's PRINCIPLES;
MILLS OUTLINES;
RAMSBOrKEM'S OBSTETRICS;
SHARPLY AND oOANE'S ANATOMY;
Devices ON CHILDREN;
DEVICES ON FEMALE;
MEIGs ON FEvERS
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsHwELL ON FEMALES;
BUDD ON TIE LIVER;
sTANLY ON The BONES;
And great variety Of Miscellaneous Medical Books not
contained IN this catalogue. Gets
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Handsome Residences for Sale.

AIHNhNAoVAhAO ANNoNuNANO NUI DthACs
AM offering for sale three desirable ivats resi-
dence within few minutes walk Of the Public Square
One situated the of Cedar and Spruce
Lot fronting 40 feet Cedar and running back SO
alley. Neat brick house containing six good rooms.
The other two lots fronting 32X feet each Spruce
street and running back $50 feet IL foot alley with
neat two story Brick Houses, containing each
This desirable property this portion OF the
city rapidly improving this is about the only chance
to buy residences c0nvenent the business portion Of
city Terms liberal Apply to WILL. L. BOYD, ia,
oct4-1m 80 Cherry street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

I'HE subscribers have lust opened very handsome
IL sortment efFURNISHING GO0DS comprising graf
variety Of gloves suspsnders neekes black and fancy
sLocks linen esnbrie HANDKERCHIEF lambs wool and cot
ton half hose, gents shswts and mufers, &C. &C, all Of
which viii be sold At fair prices.
septic CLIFTON a ABBOTT.
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CHARLES HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE.

THE rspid sale with which my last importation of this
i article met has induced to order new supply,
which arrived this day, being SUPEREOIE to any lot
yet offered. 1 recommend it to the trade well
for family B. L. SIMPSON,
oct1O-tf B. F. Shields Com House ~ Public Square.
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Nv YoRE. sl 90, ls59.

NV AN177I . NE77f
DEAR sfss Recent developments here IN rela-
ton 10 the Presidential contest induce me 70 drop
YOU line. The Democracy Of New YORK hsss'
for the last ten DAYS, been using every exeF'ion 70
induce the friends Of Mr. Fillmore 70 cast their
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
Here is that Fancy Bow.

I HAVE two very pretty yellow BOYS for sails, and
think the best negro carpenter IN Tennessee. Also
or good q Is house servants, seamtreses extra cocks
youns men backsmiths, &C. II you good negroes
that viii do to keep call soon, have several that
desire 10 sell In the city and they don't suit win take
them ba k and refund the money RELS W. PORTER.
sept29
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elgiby situated building on College street. 70 offer
n ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply tie Rdtot
Once. jy2-R
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L o S II.
Better Late Than Never.

'INHE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE FLAT PRESSED
and LYONS list TOBACCO, has Just been received
by Lyons Co.. Wholesale Dealers in Havana Cigars LIZ
quors, Tobacco, &C. LYONS 4 co.
fepts 10 Cedar stree,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

White and Opera Kid Gloves.
Ia Party Colored Kid Gloves.
oct9 j. II. MoGILL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW j. DONELSON.
TENNESSEE ,
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The New Rail and Steam Guide.


FOR TIE UNITED STATES AND TRE CANADAs.
Published Monthly, under the supervision Of the Railway
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
AMERICAN AND WIG NoMINATToNWs

FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE
YORK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
.2ess itze s'reEtdsnI snd zee Fr~s:saen:
are Elected. &sE

The following IS summary OF the
constitute nal requirements and the ac'-
of Congf 8 upon the election of Presi-
dent and tleo pfesiden, of ,be United
States
/. re Electors are chosen by the
vote u tha penple on lhe irs, Tuesday
niter fret MONDAY IA November.
ectlr- " er % The first WedHes-
! day - Drermb q, AMI q. her votes.
They fhau sigG Lhrec cert lhestes-- send
the messenger with one rap. 10 The Pres.
Ifent o. be senate ~ Wa.oinstun be-
tore the first Heju siay IN January
another 0y mals 90 tht seine Isrson, and
~" tllrd deliver u ne Jn,toa States
Distrlcf Judge where the c,eetafs met.
Licb Stste prov dt- Is IaW toi
h'it'ng CIV vacancv in the bosr! OF
kler!ars, lcca-j,nej ~ absence. d,utb,
or "slenttIDn. such u the ei.e ,ur- as
are Pr cent ar generally authorized q
I'll any vacancy.
t. TIE Governors CIV, notice TO cleo
tors - ueir eiecucn before be first
riae-dty n D~cemhcr.
81 the second " eipe-4 - fth
tutrg, 8.gles. sns, ~ rs -t-s;an aHa
opa. ta- r. ult- 4. r. der. u Tue
S"'.a = a. ta ri seaoe II tie
House d L ,r.-sIfu Sc. 4yrn tie GER
'lieates II raturIa. ana = Gns the votes
1 =" person having tht Great = number
o' votes for President shatl be the Prps-
deat 4 such number b" maigfity OF the
whos" number Of electors appointed.
y slH II
then from the person having the highest
eumber, not exceeding three, on tn lrst
Of those voted for ns President, the
House OF representative sh., chose
immediately, by ballot, the Pre-ii ut
bat IN choosing the votes shall lie taken
by States, the representation from each
state having onc vote;a quorum for the
purpose stall consist of member or
members rom twr third % 4 the States
shall be necessary 10 choice.
g. Ii The choice Deceive upon the
House Of Representatives, aud they isll
% make "a choice fore A. Narch next
following, the Wee presiden; is to act
a. President.
A Wee pro-ideut may he elected
Or chasen by he Senpta, H. above provi-
~ before an election OF q oice IL pr s.
iirut.
: Tie !av fixed by aat Of Cauerees
Tor pen4ns AMI c-un;juc the votes OF
ne eitc'ars. and IN ease - is b"ing ne
c'--try, for the election Of Presiien, bv
thr House Of REPRESENTATIVES, and Of
! @. pre-il lea, ~ he Senate Of the
Untel > ae-, il The second Wetue.dtv
~ a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

"a Wa FxrrCTgp = Almost evcrv
Black Rerua'ioan ,yrhanea tha. comes
~ il illin,i ni,h denenesh,iors Of tha
Irish ara Dutch. The crr is FRAUD !
sRacBl! ffaud!i, Bsf9t TITO elsrtna
IL waa The in'nitissuf Germans" 80
''iiard working Irish. Nov ii ~ ,hr
'Lop-s.~-d, sour KRONE Datrh.r ard
"ailscrabla, icnnrsns. passilan,n 30 :
i-i.h." So Il eoes.- Lafsys,se dad.
Amer. ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

The TT haue informs he world tha,
Colonel Frnmnnt has lett New York to
10 absent ight ~ aiaa dave. Many cd.
tor ART anXicu-lv inquirins whore h~
:, All we go say 10. that i is ne VI ere
n penn-v'vana. There : Fremont
m the R"puhloan electoral ticket ~ this
state. hn' nat il probably Fremont No
Pittsburgh Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

Country Merchants and Ill others a
need OF Clo'hing waHs 10 well to IL 4
oyss the excrlls.ni s'oek - Iha Iofaan
on Font street. hetwecn Gfaay srd Perry
He Is one OF the best aua .na.t 70 soeahle
men in Davenport, a. d will, Il esiiel ason.
give yes The A,mest satisfaction,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
STEPHEN IL. BRANCH
Ne no A;:t..! nsaa o.

A. tha Fremont Y Meeting, the
iterl,iicans from ohetlia. .sa-surl arm
. arm win the negroes, ~ ts,tlv y.
ae .kulie, russobs' on III sound wore
TX hajgno with .Frem NJ and r y,an'
,rinted tn raan, Sereca i asertiser.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

4 RI. Kr~f. This gentlemen
seems 10 have becore The especial ohi"ci OF
the ,enge ance Of 'he beef monor llZers 81
n vprpar'. and brcausa he keen. e ooa hoe
Il reasonable prces, ana i II central 10
e4lity where our citizens can be acrommo
a.ttd, he j. hunted BY hose he"f srecu'a
tor. who seek 10 close he establishment
Oar meat markets are hgubags, and The o.
lin. nces .ham, and in no city have such or
dinances beer sustained where lie cue
lion has been 'horoashly tested II IS not
Far, aSt or tca>onah'e = campcl ons IL
- { to walk 4 MI ffem Tie an nose centre.
10 hev tou- n beef ri exoi hi'ant rates 5
log NJ meet shops are KEEP e'esnly anu nc
not beeoiee uu'sarcts. ne r,shiful iegis'
tioa can interfere witt them.
Weh1ve ''rro'ih'ory "a orhw" with
lie "aeeucic=." - ! pot i.iory m'a' l'wi
w.t. IS Two . nee>, % selli.k f'Rt n
81 nanee ought q IL rassal f,rb III.
ts4 IL. - DIV Goods, except upon ito
blefT. "G so cnHt'nae VITA e'h Try a.
c.'r-a's o~'i ev'iy r'gft o. property is
60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

Tr GREAT sale of .I.wtirV has boon
= ii ratronizc1 for the first dav. We
bore tho public will continue to aprre
cla,r fine goods at really low prices, with
gift to every purchaser which are Of
erei aa m extra inducement. We nre
requested 70 notice also that m nesrr
men, Of Piano Music i. selir- 81 half
tie usual reta,i price. ut ilston's r'd
stand Brady street. below Second.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
Estssiaess Directory.
Banding and Exchange

u NgKLoTr \ coRBIS. e"ad and i;ra'y.
COOK X SaRGENT.........,...I lam ard Se Old
NCt:R&,ioR. LAwES y Ei.Akf MORE 49,. Main.
8 lttetR BRO, BARROW & CO...C"r MIN 2d ~
rALLMAS POWERS Nc ~ N.....ahay+ q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

We understand hers are fire ~ OF
..ed that Iowa will cast her Electoral votes
Tor Buchanan; hu; ihey find hu. few Woo',
lies who ted disposed to ieke them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29
LAM Acts

NJ ALJEN...........P o. bonding, brats -
KpL1 s. ISBEl =. \ CO............,... MAI y
LIEN \ ..prr's Builiing bta'.y -
Insurance Agencies
II Her-M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAIN street.
auction anI C0ina,i-sisn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

,,.
OS "O'"s.
HAMPTON sos tor - { hrs'S -
SUTTON x 90 .'','l -''' -. ~. H.
~ $50 s'....''' ,1ts ssrc.n,
! = !, ,,.,,,,s.., 81 ,,,..te s,stfe u.n.e
N M +. 0t.pnaN No Z l. Gisir. Rev.
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W. lNsikk..,...., $3.50 Neis' '-''''i'e
81 ihin-.
httt. F+ERf -''''''''.'' -. - -
.. AttNh - II 1890. 80
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watches n ;ewc'ry.
r y HrfsEI.. .......'.......'..' 49,. y crane Row
~ 80 ~ -. r-tsy M o.
G,o,;s x stationery.
8 II STAR. ...........-dst. ar. i. car. "A u.,.
e. " EI.tSN Co.........,..N1 7 10 s.g- Eat
til. ADAMS {. CO .......,..,,.. \ a. Pei Och
Iia.s g. caps.
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4 ,;&irEN. ,..........,f, Cisife Rv
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Building Lots,


81 .s pt.l Sh. 49, it.l ths a.u. 81
t#sai. D 4,y "a II ~ ,itt - ;. aY I NJ trs
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LAgI. GlfRTiINS.

Ty'Ha hest h,uda al n-t
i 1t, n tha T. sc Any 90. wisI le sort.tlutg
~ no j. way - y FINE 'lf .nz q"
,hem 81 f5.#W tA.fIi ).
&C, l3-,tt M. L. a. y l.e.
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Messenger London eoI dir!
DIN.

~. 81 ORDER put ~ with aud fo5i- v'r-
ranted5
Nc 60 Raaiaiph Stre'' CHICAGO
oct 2S.'l6u
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RtNrft. PERRY ....,.,....-..,.t - Pct ON
lows N'Sfftf : .-.... ....N Y l. i.'f'iti. p'-w-
UPAtE... .,tiv, ~ ri N ~ .
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The daily union., 1856-04-08

For -Four nsnsssa Nsgs's,: and % Zen "a
Counties, Alabama.
AN m mt Monday In April next he 7h) viii seI II Cahayba
u Daa county, Ala, 70 the highest bidder for cash Mobile
Died MY likely negroes Also my others longer Time An
viii aso sell during this year, private sale, for
b or on uns two hundred valuable egtoes t
@ 9a SG and a e s'a 11 s "
psuaouy te rgs pantanon " /" Mud hali SIX
% Holmes Place, the Cross Roads, all ot which, ~
o0qS sa sd SS a0 d 0sa%a Gsnce adonng
ded eight nles ton the city Of sea with about four hundred
acres attached III The dwelling house, Offices ouhoasts
grnund aadsD all in frsiae condition These pan'a
70 50 miles below The city Of Montgomery about oo
all navsahe for soanboais Near SEVEN 'hon
sand acre. neludns o sas psna"mS S.T S Um @ ils %
from sCOa 10 located the depot a the uhcpn OF he soh a
regularly. " o,he untatns, s the Selma railroad
miles ana two six mites distant oHe 9" "h Is within
miles u ihe ely Of seaa These plantations are N the hsr
state o. cultivation with good en. e".o" presses
hs M n KIN w ~, t i, , =, IN Snrrha".r. ~ S0g 1000 500
2U0o 500 and laid oas much opened and
negroes, stock plantation ools com, provendrr &c.
tue abDve plantations and viii be given TO
nma whilst The crop gowlhg Or Ia Decen
January next, as tbey may wish
If MOI so privately p,evious Monday in December
next viii that day at selma sell to he highest bidder such
negroes may Lirn bn uDs0ld.
Such opportunities and advantages never before presented
f those wishing to COSTUME OF I" engage ~ 'he cultivation of cot
been dcut for past TO hnd plantation in The
nbake" region for sale at any price, or even TO purchase
large unimproVed tract .... .. !. .s....
respects, fully equal If superior. any the
growing states aud know that personal investigation will
satisfaction every that portion OF the Union
healthy Than The cane brake" region oi Alabama
will sell privately for tima beau
ymproved private city seima
and elegantly flushed large blocks brick buildings
including the largest and most desaby located store Offices
banking houses, &c, &C.
Ao several very desirable uinmoved large lots, and
tracts OF land in aud contiguous 10 Selma.
Ao about 80 head baoded hres which the cee
Brown Dick several superior brood mares young
saons gedns colts, and liesa OF tm from the very best
raciug stock. ....a#.. ......
Among the first trainer several good riders,
excellent mechanics cooks, scaseses and hcse
particulars nddess the undersigned W NJ. Byrd,
esq Selma; or w. NJ. Brooks esq Marion, Perr county,
Alabama The overseers now the plantations will give des
information those vino may wish make personal nyes
ugaion of The premises BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
SELMA, Alabama Feb H. 1856.
Feb I9-d2nn
The daily union., 1856-04-08

NuTICE.-Noce hereby Vyen tbs unkpown heirs az c
gal representatives ubedah Woodnn deceased who
lifetime the revolutionary 10 6 ~ lieutenant m
company John Mortan Of the Nr
Rin continental line, said Obeda
while sud service about the iSl II liG
application, Virginia military land warTaRt No. b6s7,
issued favor o the her O said Obcdn Woodson Io sad
hat sld transferred Henry
BartIsy Josah Bette, hands the
msad appcr,ion duplicate obtained ab out
b. 1897, being No GG37, caRp for 22 aisn
proceedings had the court Of common pleas noni
ty Uhtn, chapcey decrerng TUE Faid
Joah BetuG, who the ARcns-
recrew applicant have scdp issued IN lieu
wAtrani according entitled An making
provisions satisfaction of Virginia aud warrants"
81, A.. a. 1882,
Mar 9q-tawg0dayS* A. =. PETTiCREW,
The daily union., 1856-04-08
NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed responsible persons
fed suh by postmaster judge of OF record and
bidder
before the LIST of July next
No pay trips performed, and for each
explained three trip
deducted For arrivals Car behind break
neri0n depending nails and sufficiently
fourth Of The for the trip subject forfeiture.
Fines will be imposed the delinquency promptly
isactohy explained, nsgecing take
post Office for suffering TO be injured, destroyed, robbed
reusire after demand convey
hccs The Postmaster Crnera
repeated failures agTeeay dis
obsyng the office laws instructions OF The department
The the schedule. lie
allowing therefor
the lie may also cuTta discontinue
whole part decrease Of allowing
month"; compensation the of service dispensed
Bids rboud be addressed Second Assistant
General suporscrbed Proposa for No 74s4 Mrrpi"
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for
the aiIs AnbaHa, Mississippi, &C., Of s54 and 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 2J-lrwiw enc