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CARHART's IMPROVED
PATENT MELODkONS.


P. d. CHILD, Manufacturer Cleveland, o., FnishiL o
and Ware Room in the Second and Third Soiies Hur
hurts New Block Nos 466 and 6S Ontario street.
ufaetoy in the new Il rec story brick building directly in
rear.
PA. Child is the sole Proprietor ofthe above named
Patent for the State of Ohio. f. t..t,b s,. Is...
Having been two years and half in perfecting hese
Instruments, Introducing various improvements and in
systematizng the business of manufacture pre-
pared to turn out "a instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture over 800 Aelo
ueons. ut-FI rsF "a afg az
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets Of Reeds and two Banks of'Keys, as
being decidedly superior to any Meodeon ever before
made in this country, A Committee Of the Frankin
Instituteat Philadelphia awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been IMPROVED
PRICE LIST.
Oct. Portable 500 Oct Piano Style :. laN
6 |" rs to sets Reeds l61
8 80 90 "Sf' 2key BIDS, $50
5 !, Piano Style, = 100 - eco
Pedal Bass extra $2S. +Vt
L. T. CoNANF Rasenna Ohio, " III furnish any of the
above instruments atth prices published AID will war
ant each to give sati Ia ,ton. Each instrument will be
we'll packed in nett case, without extra, charge.
Orders from broad VII be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
rompty forwarded by 7- WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. 1884, If Csrroilton. Ohis:
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New Principle! No Poison!
Rhodes
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
OR ANTIDOTE 10 MALARIA

For the prevention and cule OF Fever and Ague, or
Chill Fevet; Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and
RemiG'enI Ee'ers also Of Bilious tevels accOn PANIED
BY fyph, II symptoms; l!phoiu Fever Yellow rever
sup aud JaI Fever, General Debility Night Sweat,
and all other lVrns Vi disease which have common
origin IN
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Medical Notice.

Doct. p W. Lee late irim Salem, 0 formerly with
DR.. Carey Of that place, having penanehty located in
Carrollton o. in pnectioB with DR.. j. s. Hunter, for
the practice Of Medicine Surgery, i,nOels bsproes.
sional services to the citizens and public gCrtty hop
ing by prompt ateut ion to his profession to merit u
share of public patronage. Office and residence with
DR.. Hunter
East Main Street, Cauollon Ohio.
Oct, If 1855, G.
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July, l2,l86o. ly. Nov. ].
WHOLESALE a EL.YATL.
iHUMAS Ii. ATKINSON,

COPPER " TINsMITH, STOVE DEALER &C.,
Corner Canal ST., and Public Square,
CARR0LLr0N, OHIO,
Avas hurselI Of this means TO return his thanks to
hls customers geneIa aud assure them that ever he
holds himself ready meet all requlsiuODs which may
made upon MIN for lin, Copper, Brass Sheet Iron or
stove Ware. Thankful for the custom which he has
io mey received and which has enabled him to stand
flood ot public disaster, Agicutulal and consequent
Financial failures, Bank colapses and Business night
he has the opening season confident Of returning
general prosperity Socits the attention OF enqures
and purchasers to his present stock OF ware.
COOK sT0vks, PARLoR STOVES FRANKLIN STOVES,
Of the approved patterns, the most finished cast
ing, and the most reliable metal, on hand always at the
lowest prices. 1t is useless to multiply words-the
tele OF stoves which Atkinson sells, is admitted par
celance, the best and the cheapest, sold in "thesv
paris. "f8 rntF
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kettles on hand constantly and made to order in superb
or style Copper work ofevery description and mend
ing done prompty-Al descriptions oil Sheet Iron ware
on hand also Tnware Of the best quality and every
description constantly on hand and for sale.
HOUSE, sPoUTlNe AND LIGHTNING RODS.
Careful and experienced operators in attaching rods and
spoung are regularly employed ia the country, and all
orders for work of this kind will be gladly recevedand
promptly executed operators in this line are confined
to no locality but are carried forward with despaehin
any part of Carroll or adjoining counties.
THOMAS ii ATKINSON.
March 0--b6h If
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LEAs A HARSH.
LAND AGEh rs
EAEH"
H A N G | N G \ ).

I'VE are row receiving one Of the largest and
W best selected stocks Of Wall Pspefs and Bsrde,s
ever before offered. Our stock is ell new this sping
aud comprises theta and best style. Il consists IN
pa o. nan Iapes ol nc" ana beautiful desisns, Par.
lor. Dining Room aud Chamber Pspers, in every va.
Tiety OF slylean0 quality. siia
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
stNies. 40 r.
Transparent Window Shades. Fg'd and Plain with
Putnams Patent FiytWes; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds anu fheboaId Screens IA great variety
Of paii,tus.
With an extensive assortment TO select rom and low
prices, we expect 20 please those Nho nay give Us
call MCDOWELL CO.,
booksellers, sia'ioners and Pspei Dealers, p.
Market Stteet Steubeuville, Ohio.
March IS 1855 t. .f
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1865.
1875
UNION HOUSE.

East Main street :. CarrOlilOn, ONO.
PHILIP F. PRICE, ---- Proprietor,
This is new aud commodous House, newly furnish
cd. 1t is but a shot distOnce from the r. r. Depot;
aud the Proprietor will spare no pains in making it
pleasant and agreeable to bis Guests.
His Stabling is extensive: and Transfers will find it
advantageous for them to stop at the "Unor House,
where they will be kepG reasonable as at any other
Hotel in the place.
Nov, 22-lB65.
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B. T.,BABBITT's. /.
MCDOWELL & co. 5T757T
wnULEsAL AND RETAIL NtH q
0KSELLERS, STATI0EERS
PAPER LERs, .saI
AND
BLANK ROOK MANUFACTURERS

UBENNILLE,. go. ,...s.a. OHIO.
kEEP always on hand large assortment Of
IA school, Aeuca and Miscellaneous be oks, Plain and
Ruled Cap and Lette' Papers Printing and Wrap.
ping Papers OF all Sizes Note Papers, Envelopes, Steel
PENS aud all kinds OF Stationary.
They are prepared to ffall ofders frem Merchants,
School Committees Teachers aud othes al low prices.
Having bndery connected with our establishment,
we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks fo Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers, Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound TO order. As We
use the best quality Of stock and employ the best work.
men, our work will compare favOrabJ with that Of any
Oher Bindery in the State. blanks OF all kinds PACED
to order.
The highest market price paid for Rags andTaBnsrs
Scraps hcD0W ELL 4 GO.
Steubenyile. March Is, is g. tE L-4h -Nsa5s
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"a. r., KNIGHT.

At 0RREY At LAW,
LEEsBURdH, ................ CARROLL Co. o.
WILL promptly attend TO all the business that
w may be ntrusted 10 him. in Carroll, Harrison and
TuscaraWas counties.
Feb. S-'55.1
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B II sinrss Gar0 8.
al. w. MORRIsnN-

TT0RNE LAW,
UAs resumed the practice Of The law. He
III will particularly attendto the settlement Of estate.
By Exeeutor Administrators and Guardians for uhicl
bis a.e experience in the Probate Cour smpv oual6
MIN. All other busiuets o! professional ehsse,e, en-
rusted bic care in this aud the adjoining eouptjes
viii be attended 70 With prompiiiude and hdelily
OFucE-ln the TO IN opposite the rs,f 6oat Of the
Court House heretofore occupied BY J. H. Tipp E,o.
IFeb. l5-'55l
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned has been
duly appointed executor Of the last woi Johl Fitch,
deceased. ~ JOHN HAYS, Executor.
January 8, 1865. t}-f . e5v
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The highest prices in cash or store goods for det
Apples aud Peaches; Wheat, Rye BuckWheat, Oats
20O, ,UUO pounds Of Pork wanted; ~
a 81 ATKINSON & WILLIAMS.
Nov. /, ls IT, 4.
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YAN RRnWN.

AttOrAsy aRd OoHnseEfor at Law
OFFIcE-Ncw frame, Immediately opposite the West
soor Of the Court House.
lfeb8 52l Carrolton Ohio.
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NEW STORE.

The undersigned have opened New Store in Car
rolOn; in the Room, formerly occupied by Isaac Atkn
sou, where they will sell gre ds low and little lower
tnan they can be had any other place in the county, o
cash or produce. Our Stock consists of -..
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FALL GOODSl
GEORGE p. SMITH & co.

NO, 81 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Have in store full assortment Of Imported and
Domestic Dry Goods, which will be kept well assorted
during the season.
Sept. 6, 1855, 4m.
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RROOKs 4 CROZIER

Attorneys and OounsellOrs at Lam,
Office on the corner of Green and Lundy Streets,
SALEM, OHIO
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B. TBABBITT,s POTAsH

In tin cans ol six pounds each ~ lbs in case,
anted superior to any in use. and at about the
pce OF the ordinary Potash sold in casks This msth-
od Of putting up the Article, renders il much more con
veent for retailing, and in this respect ihetelore is
verJ desilabe. Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can. The aticle has been in the
market Tor the past three years, and wherever il has
been introduced has given the hghess Satisfaction
Any pelson desirOus OF giving the article iliai will,
On renitlng to my address So, be sent case Of IL
packages. Also ~ gaH. .s
Il. T.BABBITT's
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In one-pcund packages expressly for family use sixty
ne pound packages IN each box. With this saeratss
and milk, cream alar bread and cakes of eve.
~ kind can be made aud baked in half an hour at any
o the year, aud in any climate. Direeticna for
using iLaCcOnpany each package,
Alo supe Carbonate Soda Soap Powder, Yeast
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar, aud Candles of Il
hInds. b. I. BABBITT.
Nos 6S & 10 Washington Street. New YSrk.
Oct. II 1855. mos. 9ler.a
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WILLIAM II. c HAMPER.

AttorRey and CouR'sIfor at Lac,
CARROLLTON ONO
Sept6- IS. H
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RT The Office of Sheriff of San Francisco
i said 10 be worth $50, 900 per Annum,
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New Arrangement,

The undersigned takes this method of informing the
citizens OF CarotOn aud the rest of mankind that he
has purchased the Drug Store of John Sterling Esqr
aud that sjnst receiving aagelo ofdrugs from the
East TO be offered for safe by aim at the old establish
ment, at the lowest pnces, for whiois.they can be
purchased in this sectiun of country An lrorp sar
ranted pure, JOHN @. BAXrEh,
Cqrrollton o. Jan, is '55
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. ri. ECkEI.Y,

AttOTHsy aHd COuRssiIor atLas
will practice the profession IN CARROLL and the ad
joining counties. All business entrusted 10 him vii
receive prompt attention. OFFICF-SRaU frame
building one door South Of the Stdger House." Car.
roltOn, Ohio.
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CEOxrOS. JSo A. BIKoBAM.
JOIN III. CROXTON.

"A ttorRty aHI COURssliOr at Luw,
WILL give prompt attention 10 all business
w entrusted To his care, in Carroll County or else
where Olce immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, Cauollton, Ohio.
- The legal services Of John A. Bingham. Of Cadz,
Ohio NAV be procured hy the retention 0ltha shove.
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PARfs, sept. 1, 1855
~1s wsashsy IN Frarcs-TAs Hayves-Burden Of ne MD
tory synea-7k Yin. Crop-Es Extraordinary Fecun
d9y n Som Payrs-The Presidentfal Election IN Ame
u s-7> kwa D,t,gns Napie'-Latressng ON
tcrsasna bfv.eu Lovu Napoleon and Prince Lucies
Marqt-Ths Court a Observation-Disclosures Of kllk,
e., DC.
The weather Is strange and hfui and has been 20 for
Che last fortnight There Ia doubt tina, the north OF
France has suffered very considerable loss wheat and
o4her grains 10 consequence Of this aud the difficulty Of
procuring the required number Of hands. From the in.
rormaon collected from the congress Of sgrcuuriss
and merchants which has Just been held Al Dion "A
appears that By dividing France into three parts one
Ghire-thst IL 70 say the southwest the SOUTH and the
banks Of the Rhone and ssone-may be considered 70
have had bad harvest Another third comprising the
renire-Burgundy, the Nvernsls, Berry the mountains
pS Auverxne and the Iimonois shave had ox,raor.
dlnary good one. The remaining third, the vest-the
Ysht bank Of the Loire the departments Of Paris the
horth sas Torrslnchsve had harvest rather below the
average crop
Independently Of the weather nature OF the SOIL cult
yaLaa, and 90 forth, there no doubt shas y Ne time
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Our Berlin Corn espondcnc..

BEsIIy, Aug. 20, 1865.
Crari Military NorawTss-c0n-,rvioa 81 De PrUss1r
ARMY dw~ess d IL SOLDIER, aud bo1pseity of ia
C,nerals-zedr u ae rig Pird'z--Tts Pcy='sf e.
petition docirs, ~ Ao~s-Fsane, Solicited u otr ia q
--dsother scandal IN Berlin, &C., a..
ence the return or the King from Torl,z ani the de-
psr,ure Of the Empress Of Russia for ~ Petersburg h,
Majesty h@ been amusing himself wi series OF militia.
~ parades and reviews, wh:h began last the
vicinity Of this capital and will be continued In various
parts Of The kingdom TN about the middle OF sep.embe,
Aner review of the Guards, which came Cd Friday
agrsnd Geld manuGvre was performed by ths corps De
siae ending IN representation Of pitched battle, or,
10 speak In less ambitious language, sham fight Jnor
tuneley the weather ieteslsbe has been nearly
all this summer and the troops must have suffered a.
noet as much from We, and ,od the Allies did in the
Crmea To morrow next day, the King and the heir
APPARENT are 10 start for Pomersns review the arst
orrs daruse and then proceed 70 Heisburg in Prussia
where the hrst corps stationed Heilsburs famous in
history for an action that took place there the 10th
June 1907 between the Russians and Prussisns, under
B,nnssen and the French under Soult In which the
ter we're worsted and The ensuing are 70
sist IN exact imitation OF the operations OF the
two armies during that AFFAIR. There n some
talk about The Emperor Of Russia being present ~ hn
military spectacle which Is 70 illustrate the ancient com
psnor ship in between the two Powers; bat - The
coronation be- been put % VII Ne IN ssp>snbw, ~
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vr. saricr and the Cent? I'll American lues
ton.

From the Birmingham (FrE Journal
The real propcing intelligence that has forced these
that sublime combination Of mutual cunning and recpro
cal short sghteoness, the Clayton Buwer treaty. Ia Mr.
h. g. squer, the celebrated Amercan traveller and ex
piorer 10 who're research and perseverance, In the face
G the greatest dculties hs couniymeD and EgroDeans
owe Their srovledge Of the resources and pecuarss Of
G. ntr. America similar degree 10 Fremont in re-
rpect 10 California lie s precisely tic same stamp of
pen "a the rurrar candidate FOR ,he Presidency advon
uts~r GsgaJ'oss, simple minded and sralghfor ward
The couifiss be Identified with he has made the
study Of hf life; he has haversed thnm 10 every dirsc
ion investigated their early history aud deneates their
aud remains wi Ia the ardnr ~ an archpoio
eisi and the acumen OF vrtuoso; has ret forth
heir motcrD requirements and capabilities with
cearness and force that have simultaneously converted
them INTO lever for the removal OF mast complicated
70 ucal dfhcuiiies and the opening up o. new fields
oy the commercial enterprise u The Odd wsrld
and the New. But for his mastery tf the whole
detsils of this much Involved question his consequent
clear perccp'on Of The means 70 We pacific solution and
his successful empl ymcnt of tko-e means, derivable
from his personal Influence and the confidence bis charac
tor Inspired hard indeed 20 imagine how Grea, Bri.
tsin especially With OF lord Pamers,ons antece.
cents supreme In Office, could have receded from the Bay
bands, whose retention would have been afstal STUN
bling block any aucsble understanding with the United
states without such understanding tho peace Of the two
countries would have been liable TO disruption any mo.
rent through the emcrity caprice OF any Official u
either Power and II once an explosion OF that Kind 10 X
place. who will prcte.d to what might be its
sulpf TONI Squiers skill and prudence are primarily
due the avoidance OF ali such CONTINGENCIES Long be.
fore the improgIo assumed the periious aspect IRE
10 the early part OF this year he had succeeded render
ing spparept TO those most essential 70 enlightsn
that the abstract political Justice o. The whole case would
pendent route between the Atlantic and the Pacific for
the merchandise and citizens OF all nations be attain ii
by making Honduras the basis Of the arrangement and
edng 10 the republic Rusan and the other islands
which originally belonged 70 ~ and which command the
port on the Atlantic aide a the interoceanc railway
ihreush the Honduras territory; NJ, squis found Ne
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A letter from Munich, dated August ~, says
The negotiations opened sinoe the arrival Of King Ohio
10 Bavaria actively proceeding. independently Of
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ties By which they have been conceded 70 Il. For the
future tbose rights will have other basis and
and subsst but payment Of services rendered. and as
naturalization OF expenses incurred or 10 be incurred in
order TO assure their efficiency.
We sha necessarily call 10 mind this starting point OF
the solution at present looked for, because the question
has been hitherto badly put and because 1t Is at this
time generally SO little snc badly understood that it is
over and over again forgotten. 1t 10 only recently that
have seen in respectable paperthe Constitutional
the following passage =" Denmark has no other right
resulting from long possession general con
sent II is too late 70 contest at present IT. In the
origin the establishment of the Sound duties was but an
ali The benefits Of presorptonn This u.s. in all respects
a very strange doctrine But without discussing this
new theory Of international law which, amongst sove
reign Daons, would derive right from abuse, Is still
singuarly oblivious of The principles and facts
which influenced this question Of the Sound duties
often sgitaeddursg tho last three hundred Dope
Denmark and the general consent which has maifined
1t for three centuries reporting on treaties OF which we
have given the list and substance and those treaties
according to that right of possession, but with
always conditional, temporary and rsyocabe title
ton mode Of acquiring rights point OF international
"a well civil law is under certain conditions which
nobody Is allowed to deny, and tina. above all things,
State canro set up prescription against its own titles
nor can any individual against himselfY
And it Is precisely because the establishment
Of the Sound duties reposes not only upon an abuse
but upon tile and that this title Is conditional and
vocable that Denmark cannot " BY itself change the
cause and principle o. its possesson-that the Sound
which established them
this point OF which every one and chiefly Denmark,
ought to be we'll convinced in Europe Othervise Den
mark reproducing continually It's antquated pretensons
and false principles will eternize this debate which is
Ued States which are deo1ed to do IT, send in an
armed force to assert their right Otherwise the Powers
most kindly disposed towards Denmark viii find them
selves obliged spring choose between this kindly
feeling and the laws and great principles
which the United States present themselves the most
active and resoute champions.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-04

THE GAME OF BRAG.-In certain town in Her.
kimer county, New York, the "Repubcans'
boasted recently that there were but five Fillmore
men. A gentleman now in this city informs us
that several citizens determined to canvass the
town to ascertain the truth Of this report They
did So and the result showed mqiority of thirty
foe votes for Fillmore
This is one instance of Republican" bragga.
doco being proved to be as base as it was baseess
We doubt not that hundreds of towns at the North
claimed by the sane party will, on the day of eec-
ton, cast majority of their votes for Fillmore and
Donelson. .. /.
Daily American organ., 1856-09-04
American State Council at Lancaster.

LANCASTER, September 2.-The State Council
of Pennsylvania met this day at ii o'clock at
Fulton Hail. in Lancaster. In the absence OF the
President, John J. Clyde, Of Harrisburg, was call
ed to the Chair ...
The minutes of the last stated meeting were
read, and Committee on Credentials were ap-
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Church, Shaw, and
X. g. Smith, who reported that there were one
hundred and eighteen delegates in attendance.
The first business in order being the election OF
officers, Joshua S. Fletcher, of your city, moved
that the election be postponed, which motion, af
ter discussion, was ruled out of order.
The Council then proceeded to a nomination for
President when r. G. Smith, of your city, nom
mated John J. Clyde, OF Harrisburg a thorough
going Fillmore and Donelson man, and delegate
of Pittsburgh nominated j. Harrison Sewell, whose
predictions are known to be in favor Of Fremont
and Johnston; and, upon the announcement of the
ballot, John j. Clyde was elected.
For Vice President Mr. VIM. III. Irwin, of Lew
isburg, was elected and I. L. Clifford was elected
Secretary, and Chas. s. Close, Of your city, Treas
urer. ..
The Council then adjourned, with nine cheers
for Fillmore and Donelson.
With the exception Of Allegheny county, the
delegates gave fattering reports Of the prospects
Of Fillmore and Donelson throughout the State.
There was good deal Of excitement among
members of the Convention. arising from the re-
port that a number Of the creatures of Johnston,
representing bogus organizations in Allegheny, had
come to the Council, for the purpose Of obtaining
an endorsement OF Fremont and the ex Governor
but there was Ro chance for any such schemes,
and the plotters, therefore, observed the better
part OF yalor, by more discreet course OF con-
duct and, therefore, made no such attempt
Daily American organ., 1856-09-04

MORE Observation-Disclosures AT THE ARSE.
NAL.-Mr. VIM. Ashdown, master workman of the
smith and machine shop at the United States Arse
nal in this city, and six other workmen, were dis
charged yesterday, solely political grounds Mr..
Smithson, one of these workmen, has been en-
ployed there for thirty years. Another, Mr.. Whit
more, has been employed there for sixteen years,
and the greater portion of them have been en-
ployed there for many years. They are well known
citizens, and all of them have families dependent
upon them for support.
A more outrageous or inhuman instance OF pro-
scription has never come to our knowledge, and
we must confess our surprise that the Secretary of
War should have lent himself to such disgrace.
fll measure
Daily American organ., 1856-09-04

BUCHANAN SINKING FAsT.-The Nashville (Ten-
nessee) Banner Hon. Allen A. Hall editor, speaks
thus.
IN our thirty years editorial experience, we can
with truth say we never knew the leaders and or.
gans of any party in as horrible fx as are the
leaders and organs Of the Democratic party in Ten
nessee at this present writing Sinking, fast sink
ing, under the unbearable weight of Mr. Buchanan,
the way they squat, squirm, Wrggle, and twist,
and catch at straws is caution"