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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23

WAFER By BORING. - A sabterranean
river has been struck by the persons en-
gagged in boring an artesian well at Hen
derson, KY. from which jet Of water Is
forced up throagh the bore and thrown 70
the height Of City feet above the sarface Of
the ground.
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10 abiding to the question Of slavery in the
Territories, the PeaRsylraAiGR, Buohanans
special and confidential organ, speaks ''of that
view OF the subject "whioh has been so
widely asserted IN the North aud so generous.
IL endorsed in the South, that legally elect
ed Territorial Legislature has the right 10 pro-
hibit slavery In Territory" Here Is Squat:
ter Sovereignty for you, pure and indebted.
Here Is the doctrine preached By Mr.. buchan-
ans home organ, aud which that organ de-
clares has been generously endorsed Ia tie
SOUTH When aud by whoml We cali the
attention OF our neighbors Of the E,raniEsr
aud Enquirer 10 the heretical teachings OF old
Bucks confidential organ. IL is more than
probable that Senator Bigler Interpreted Bus
nhanan's views 90 the sEsbleet correctly. Ia
fact, il Is almost certain that he did. Aud this
beng 50, We call upon all our Southern Dem.
OcrAtiC contemporaries 20 open their batteries
npoa the new President al onee.-EscADloAd
WAig.
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sSegU Publications.
LIST OF
Choice Illustrated Books
FOR PRESENTATION.
W. 7. BERRY & COMPANY,

Il
W. 7. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
Have now on Sale Choice Collection Of Elegant
Illustrated Gift. EoOks for the Holidays viz;
l. RosERrs' sKETCHES IN THE HOLY LAEO-wi;h
$50 exquisi;ely tinted Drawings.
2. HEATHs KEEPsAKE FOR Is5T-In elegant Ornament
al Binding, richly illustrated.
8. HEATas BOOK OF BEAUTY FoR 1ssI-Tilh SERIES
ofbsaitiiul Female Portraits.
4. THE COURT OF NAPOLEON; On, SocrE1T u Tzz DAYS
OF rHz FIEss ENFIEz.wh Pc rtraits Ofits Wits, BsaE-
ties, and Her0nes.
5. TIE REPUBLICAN COURT; OK, AMERICAN sOcrErT z
DAYS wAsHrysrOs.-Wiih p Portraits of Di,tn-
gaished Women.
I. THE RUBENs GALLERY OF TIE LUXEMBOURG
elegant folio volume, containing "a superb Engra-
Wings.
8. THE DAIRY MANS TAC6HTER-Beluiifallyp rintss
on tinted paper, ezquisitey Illustrated.
9. COLDRIDGE's ANCIENT M4RINER.-BesutifnTy PRINT
ed on tinted paper, with appropriate Embellishments.
10. rHETRAyELLER.-By Goldsmith. Beautifully print.
ed snd enbslished.
IL. SONGS or THE BRAVE: FRE soLDIERs DAzAN.-BsAu-
dfly printed tinted paper and s1quisitsly smSel-
HsAed.
12, PLEASURES OF HoPE-By Thomas Campbell, az
quisi ely Illustrated.
IS. ELtGY on &C, UNTRY CHURCH YARD-By Thos.
Gray. EmbeI.ished with new designs
IL. TIE DESERTED vILLAGE.-By Oliver Goldsmith
Printed on tinted paper, With new embellishments.
is. THE VICAR or WAKkFIELD-By Goldsmith. new
and beautiful edition, sxqaisf ,sly Illustrated.
Is RHYMES AND ROUNDgLAYs IN PRAISE OF COUN-
RY LIFE-wrisieu BY Posts Of many lands and adOrn-
ed by many pictures.
II. TIE BOOK o. CELEBRATED POEMs.-COnprisins
sightyo the admired Poems in the Lar suase,
With e gaat embellishments.
IS THE BOOK Of GENsIA- Poets ar Artists Of Great
B.it,n. EmbeIt bed with $50 superb sngrsvings.
10 TIE BOOK OF WAyERLY GENs.-In a series ofen-
sravedI pstra.iols AMI Inslsnts and scenery Sir
Walter SCOTS Novels. 81 l. ustrations
%. LoNGFELLOBs F0Eus-A new English Edition,
sraufly printed tiaed p per, and s1qui.itsly il
los rated.
p. MoORE's IRISH MELoDiFs-A new and BEAUTIFUL
edition, fine emberi hments.
% TH- ILLUSTRATED BTRON-A rev and beautifuI
edition OF Lord Byrons PoetiSaI Works with over 100
Nlustrations
p TIE SOUVENIR OF FEIENDsHIP.-A Chrissu a. and
New Year Press Q; for 1851.
q TIE T0RES-A Christmas and New Years Present fen
1sjE
8. tbs MTGNOSErFE.-A Chri,tmas and New Year,
Ga for 1851.
W T. B L co. also iavi,s an organization OF their
RICH COLLECTION OF FANCY ARTICLES, JUVENILE
BOOKS &C. des7O
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Spence haro.te I K Co aud ObIldress -OD Mon
by ge Mckinney, decree affirmed and remanded Tor ac
count &c.
tlfred Hic Ks VS. W II McNairy.-0pinion by JGdge Nc
Kinney, reversing decree and dIsmissng bill.
Jno Lea TX, &C, Mary Brown ct als-Cpinon
by Judge Mckinney. reversing dec and dis missing bill
Nancy Scales ct Robt Cameron ct als-0pnion by
Judge McKnuey, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
G " Morton ct ais " Salie Whitsett ct as-Opinon
by Judge Caruthers, ahirmr decree Of hapcelor.
NJ q Jones vs. TAYLOR Iones.-OpiniOn by Judge Caruih
ers, ve.sing decree and disnis-ing bill.
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AMUSING CANES. for children.
ALBUMS, b-uni in Morocco.
ALBUMS. bound in Popier Maehs.
PORTE lLTOs b,uua in PAplsr Nlcha
WRITING DESKS, Rosewood and Leather.
CARD CASES, PORT MOTAIES,
CABAS, GOLD PENS,
IV0RYTABLETs, DIARIES for 1857,
CHINESE and ENGLISH OHESSNEE'
COLD LITEOGRAPHs.
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
dec1S QS inn street
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funny CAsE-MoRE SCHOOL GIRLS KISSING -
The principal of one of our free schools, who has
long enjoyed a reputation for harshness towards
the boys and "softness" towards the girls, Of
"larger growth" at least has lately been under
going examination some grave charges before
the digni6ed School Commissioners 1t was charged
that he had taken dislike to one Of the tOys, and
had dismissed him from school for an undue cause
for kissing the girls"
The rioinder is, that the act was done after
school hours. in the hal, and that the master
needn't have made so much fuss about it, cause
he set the example, and tried to do jist the same
thing hsel!" This completely turned the tables
The stern Commissioners considered that it it was
right to dismiss the bows for kissing the girls in the
nall. 1t was equally proper to dismiss the master
for trying" to kiss the girls the stairs, the as
sertion that he did so 'trv," being sustained by
competent testimOny.-AlJdny Ayg'S.
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ITTE are req opxrar e Cans and fsseis
w ruesirra PEI hiobsrt eeats as 70 paFs q
RnTasiaz Fatas aaie - Naf. alice, AafasF aA4 ks-
- peiF ~ 4astsrs ard o1aer ss<e fiss8 Also, aas
Target afes S-ei hAFef3 ana heaeis-e4Trr 1al 0ans,
usasGesassd - aispn HaFFissa. Alse, css cAssify
Psisls. T. r. Saf&Lls.
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An honest Dntehman in training up bis
son in the way be should 90, frequently
exercised him ia the Bible lessons. On
one of these occasions he asked him:
WHO vas dat would no sleep mt Bot.
piers wife 7"
''Shossph"
''Dat's a good boy. Ven, vat vas de
reason be would not shleep mil her r.
Don't knew; apose be wasn't Shleepyp
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FlR RFNT.

A SNAIL BRICK DWELLING, on Franklin -
n Turnpike, with six rooms for the wear 1851 Esa#
Possession given Immediately Apply 1.-THE AzzzH
declS-u PLsNTER'S BANK.
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REMOVAL.

RENROV Ale
JOHN YORK s. co.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR BOOKSTORE TO
NO. IS UNION NTREET,
NEW BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE GEORGE GREIG'S.
nov1s
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
FOR 1857.
Printed fine Paper Illustrated AMI handsomely bound.
The Gem ofthe Season, The Keepsake,
Leaflets Of Memory Winter Wreath,
Book Of Beauty, Floral Keepsake,
Friendships Offering, Forget Ms-Not,
The Philorela. Gin Of Affection,
The Gem Annual, Moss Rose
The Passion Flower, Friend. hips Token,
The Snow Flake, Masonic annual,
At 'ntic Souvenir, Memory's Gift.
American Scenery,
Juvenile Animals.
Rose Bud, Hum ming 6iri,
Pet Annual, The Violet,
The Rose, Christmas Fox.
Just receivedby JOHN YORK L co.
dec1S sS Union street
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FANCY GOODS.

a No 4 UOUDSs
LEATHER GOOCS-LaGie, ard Gentsmen's Dressing
Cases; Furnished Morocco Reticules; Ladies Travelling
Bags; sroco Port Foios Writing Desks; Pocket BO ES,
Port Monaics, Cigar Cases, &C.
AAcHE GOODS-work Star ds and tables; Work Box
and Cabinets; Writing Desks I1Estands and Portfolios
ROSEWOOD GOODS-DrvssIng Ca es, Work Boxes and
Writing Desks.
OAK CEBINET-Ofa and beautiful design, the
natural color cf the Engkh Oak.
PORTE MON IES-slver, Pearl. Ivory and LsNher-
PEARL AND IVORY GOODs-PesIl aud Ivory Book
Knives and 70 dsrs Tablets; Pen Holders 3o.
" T. B. 4 CO. invite examination Of these Goods.
Nashville, Dee II 1856.
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TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
"COPPER" FACE TAPF.-C0RTELYOU
y New Yo~s Type Foundry and Printers Waerooms, es
No. Q SPRUCE STREET, NEW YORK,
four D@oss Low WILLIAM.
The Subscriber prepared 70 furnish Ills Eek7own and
pure a ers Also German ard "rnaF entail TYP 8, tr,ek
H,br- ornama ns Ncsi, Brass Rule, &, manufactured
metals equal any in th country, and finished in the
most accurate manner Htaln tru'>he' Pre~ses-CAases
Comuosiug sick Stands Gases FIrn ture lax. sc.
Wood and Metal Types,
From other Fo1ud les, AMI ev-rs article required in Print
TVre coppsr-aced by the Neston Company furnished 10
order 0d type received At CTS per n in exchange fr
Estimates for printing embellishments furnished on
Also, twelve thousand pounds Of pain and Ornamental
Types Borders &C the late Fu1dry Of H. H. Green for
sale cheap for cash. and TOMS Of sec'nd-hand pc rom
sua ri NinoD second hand Pres one large doubis
cylinder Taylors medium drum cylinder Tayors; one
Gordon Press Ruggie bill head ana card; one Lawyer
hand Medium one Ruthvan O4pi one Lihographic
sy Printers Of Newspapers who viii insert this adyer
tsement times before January 1851 and secd
one Of the papers will BE- pail in printing types when pur
chasing four times the amount Of the bill.
COLES tsEVOI.YERS.-Jus received by tx
y press an orent Of th- above famed Pistols, and
few pairs Aliens se-eocking Pistols assorted rs2ls by
does }. G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF sEAsONABLE BOOTS,
SHOES AND CATERS FOR LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDREN.
7 AIDES French Lasting Caters;
II " with heels;
Italian Cloth thick sole Caters, with heels;
" d" Congress Boots;
Fngli-h Calf =" 4" very superior;
French Morocco and Kid Welt Boots;
4" Cur0cO Kid stitched PoOts thick sole, very fine;
Eng Cut, Kid French walking Shoes
Sup. French Calf Boots Blskils, n lex sole, for
fcod weather;
" Fine French Kid Slippers, plain and with buckles;
" French Embroidered Morning slippers, new stylo5.
Cork Soes Oversnoes and Toilette slippers, &C., &C.
Misses and Ctidrens dress ani thick sole ters Boots
and Shoes Of French Morocco, Kid, Goat Skin and Cali
Fine Dress Bro1zed and Black Kid slippers
The above Stock very superior, and viii be sold At low
prices JOHN RAMAGE,
deco AZ College So Get.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES FOR GENTLEMEN.
HAVE received the oowiny fine stock f5r Winter We ar
L Gents French Car Stitched Double Sole Boots
" Gaitess;
Dress Roots.
Patent Lelther and d. s. CATERS
Super French Cloth Dress
q Ca'f O,f,rd Ties double soled
Toilet Slippers. new styles and patterns
Bows and Yo1th Winter and Dress snocs Pumps,
and Caters, &C. JOHN BAHh6E,
ds.0a ~ N0leze ST.
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III
Al College street
L Tho Most superbly illustrated Book ever Pro-
duced IN America"
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portraits Of It's Beauti $, Wits and Hefonss. By
Frank B. GooDRIoH (Det TIato) gal ouarO, Turkey
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention to tho
above Presentation Book, which undoubtedly will be the
most popuar desirable aud successful Gin BOok for
size aud price, vet pyo luced In thIrcountry.
Q THE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
Days o. Washington. Twenty one Portraits
THE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty kUgra-
vuEA
4. oRTANESTs OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
History Romance and Poetry, with eighteen Engra-
wings from Orr Inal resigus
s. THE MOORE GALLERY. series Of 0r,y eight
high. aaislel EngrAungs Of Portraits, Land cages,
&C Illustrative q tie beautiful passages Of bis
Poems
6. HOME AUTHORS AND HONE ARTISTS; Or,
Amsrisan seeaery, AT aud Literature, With thirteen
Steel FngraytuEa.
7. THE FLORAL KEEPsAKE Thirty BngrAVinss
elegantly eoiored from Natarr.
SITE GEM OF TIE SEASON. Ten beautiful Illus
tralions
9. LsA LET'S OF MEMORY. Ten elegant EnsrA-
10. THE SOUVENIR o. FRIENDSHIP. Christi
mss al New Years Present. E.eg9h,ly illustrated.
II. THE KEEPSAKE. A Christmas EFT. By J. T.
Eesdl-y,
II. TIE BOOK OF BEAUTY. ush: splendid EngrA-
Wings
10 raE WINTER WREATH. TEslrs EmbsIli,h-
meas
IA THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS By H. IonssI-
Is POETRY OF TaE FIELDS. Passage. from rhs
Poet, descriptive Of Pastoral s,snes. Elegantly IL
iustrsted.
Is POETRY o. TIE WOODS. Passages hon the
Poets, descriptive q Forest Scenes. ksganily ii.s-
tra'ei.
II. SABBATH BELLS. caimedb BY the POstai rints
Papsr. Beautifully illustrated
"sundays observe: Fhink xAsa The Bells DO Chime
Til angels musir"
IS. rHE snow FLAKE SIX Easra1isp.
10 MEMORY's GIFT
20. TIE PHILOPRHA.
81 THE MOSS ROSE
%. FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. sI EnsrSVingA
% THEF0RGET-AE-aOr
"a TIE CECMIAN GIFT. seven
Is. A WINTER sERMOT. FROM Household words.
On tinted paper. EsEaat rnEravinss.
26 TIE BIRDS or TIE BIBLE. colorsd Plates.
27. TIE PET ANNUAL. A CO Or an seasons-
%. THE HOSE Bud. slE EngrsviDsG
%. TIE VIOLET siE EngFaVings
so. TIE RUNNING sIRD. SIN Eagravisgs-
81. eOLDsMTrRs VIcAR OF WAKEFIELD. That
"a Pager.
80 PILGEIM's PROGRESS rin'sd Paper.
ALSO 90 vsls beastul JaEeniie SooE' ven adsPt-
"A \, 80 v,,ns saa suiiab's or Chrislnas Presents.
AIso-s.asli oxford Be'ss IN ysset and Tarksy Bind-
lar.. Prayer and Hynn Books IN no sea aod Velvet
AIsO-An sieraat asssrssnt q Abauas, fAPisr Aaehs
wrisnr Desks, Portfsiss, Bsos gamuon Boards, Week
Bo4ss. EossvoeA naa NAAeEany Desks, LADIES' csbAs,
Paist Boxes. Ganes, te-, &c.
The pebse are laytsd 70 sHsias M AooEs ' ssioFs
scing eissshess. Tor sAebg
"a ass CHAs W SMITH
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surar and sugar Dusies.

(Ercm the Washington Cor. of the Courier.)
The subject Of sugar and the sugar duties,
is beginning to occupy the pnblic mind. Gen.
Houston has moved a resolution for suspen-
sion Of the duties for two years. This Is
movement creditable TO the sagaeious states
manship of the Senator. Ifti1e excessive pro-
lection now enjoyed by the sugar planters OF
of Louisiana aud Texas can be saved at oil, 1t
is by some such concession as this. Mir. Slidell
showed last session, that the production IN the
United States had fallen off from 100000 600
to 100, 000, 600 pounds rate of dimlnution
threatening the extinction of the culture. II
there is to be speedily nothing to protect, the
tax for protection viii soon ecome superfious
for producers, and additionally burthensome
upon consumers.-The importation Of sugar
last year amounted to $24 600, 00n, on which
the duties amounted to 81, 200, 600. This sum
was a premium upon the production of the
O,OOO. 600 Of pounds furnished to the gene
raj consumption by Louisiana and Texas, the
value of whose crop was probably NOT more
than $1,000, 900, or nearly the exact amount
paid BY the people each year for the protection
of the staple.
Mr. Slidell procured an appropriation OF
$4,000 last summer for importing new cane
cuttings. The Commissioner of Patents,
though a singulsrly straight out Democrat, at
once decided to send to Brazil and Demerara
for the desired materials The Secretary of
the Interior objected to the large amount OF
money to be expended on this object, and stop
ped proceedings. Mr.. Mason hereupon resign
ed Mr.. Slidel interposed, and induced the
Secretary of the Navy to designate store
ship for the service, by which large part of
the cost was cut off The whole expense will
not exec ed $4,000. Mr.. Mason was induced
to resume office The benefit to be derived
from the renovation of the cane nfherdly be
exaggerated. The experiment which has been
entered is among the best lpossible modes Of
applying the public funds, but in the strict
ness of Democratic ideas there is no doubt that
it is fagrantly and atrociousy unconstitutional.
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Steam Boats.
Cement.

WILL act as Agent Tor such Boats favor with
their busness Office at r. L. Weaklev's, Corner Broad
and Front streets. D. W. RUSSELL,
desl9 Agent.
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Orders, Orders.

OO BBLS Louisville Cement, for sale to the trade at
l. w cost and carriage, by W. RUSSELL, Agent.
At R. L. WRAKLgY'S corner Broad and Front sts. deci9
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NJ O I'll G. u

ITO FUNERAL UNDERTAKEN in the ely ard country.
i CRANES PAT Mt METALLIC. b RI Al CAS- Is can
be had Wholesale or Retail, by applyin to
D. !. RUSSELL Agent
AtR l. MELEIE W. corner Broad and Front So Ldecl9
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Z 8 = 2.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK for January, 1851.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for Jlnua-v 1871.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY for Janulry, 1851
expeCter.
FRANK LEsLIEs JOURNAL, MAGAZINE and
NEWS. For sale by JOHN YORg & co,
d-cl3 80 Union street.
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NaAittsII.Es.

On Sunday 2st Dec at the residence OF D. Read, Mr.
WILL R. GRUBBs, OF Davidson, to MISS SUE. A. READ,
Of williamson county.
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n card.
Az Hansf4eturns daily st ny Eclipse Stove Foundry
l. 10 his ciiy, gooi assortueat of
Stoves and Hollow-Ware,
Ovens Pots ssists and Ids. sad-iFops tnf Anlrons q
different patterns f5T he wholesale and retail a1ss e.
sinall pFoets-
49, Tn Copper and Eheettrun WAre, ofhe heftgaatty,
Al Asa fgures. es are chAuber ses o. ksAnA4 h-f
and No. i Rsrslreratars on hand Or sale iee.
Particular attenion paid Roocng and 0atsrng sah
Tin 81 Cooper
- ora Copper Psstey, Brass and Scrap Iroa tAtsn In
sK-haage Or ~ nznzi4ctafcs- -.
fvga-e- No sCcEegr a.. near c11rch g
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ORDERS handed me Or Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Louis
~ vile St Louis manufactured Od, win be prompt
" attended to- elise r. l.. Welkeys Corner Broad
and Front street,. deci9 d. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
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= . N 10 - n - N I % 4.
OARENrS, who vi 10 do 50, have their children
taught Wi ing during the Christmas Holidays by Ma.
DoLssAR, at the Salon Of Vessel Taoupsol, y Union
Street.
Mr.. D. has also arranged bis hours that pupils who
attending other schools attend his classes vi hOus miss
ing their recitatons other institutions.
Those who wish to On his classes should make early
pieaton as the seats being rapidly hed Each pa
pill Il taught separately and he Saloon entirely quiet
that Ladies less liable to be disturbed than hey would
be freeeiving lessons in their own parllTs.
dec20-tf HrAG
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Presents for the Holidays

IERE nothing acceptable for holiday present as
perfect Likeness OF our friends These little gems
should be procured as early as possible at
nUGUES BIOS
AAIBROTYPES AND MELAIN0TYPES, put in neal cases
for the small OF 50 cents, large in proportion.
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STEWART & OWEN
HIVE lust received 200 COOKING and HEATING
sTOVES, together with large supply OF Mantle and
Janb GR ATfs, &C &C, which they invite the t-nti1n
OF their customers. dtC'1-itti
SITUATION WANTED,
4 Clerk in some respectable house ia the city. A
Wholesale business preferred Reference given. Ad-
dress his Offca. nOs2T-N
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Fire Crackers!
M B0xEs q sac 4bsgs ies Eeesiret sna ~ sale -
w 8ssf3 ,. o. R0oE tfs3Ss bruadsay.
Sundries.
5 baxes Pine Aqpicss BIS carrtntsi
ma Cat1a Max. aexet Sfiroes
50 boxes onageFi - boxes Lean7-ss
10 hares p-eaar i03 betss FiaGF,
10 ha1s scf snsi Aieada. Zoe hox-s a G. L. Rssas
20 bsis Cd assorted.
Lafse 70 81 F7fesartf, sss't,
AvsrsF = chr ass Fr.azs aad rsEt y ~ sosts, asi
ts-ssei zaa ~ s4ie ~ }. G. Anbtkf1QNi
6fei3 broafsay.
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IyOIR TsEVr.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjoin-
Il ting my office on Cherry street, ar the wear 1851
Also that verv desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
South q Broad, containing some o. rooms, auf WILDE
pu; ia tho-uughrepair. Appyto Will. BOYD,
does so Cherry street.
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CO6inet and Cabinet Seekers. Democracy
North and South. Presidents Message.
Montgomery Blair.
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lust recei Idirect from the East, FRESH OYSTERS 10
j ice for family Whole az so, half cans I3c
Call soon. dect9 s. BtODLEBERGER.
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TURKS ESLasD SAET.-ioss esss f.FEs Isl
dess y. . FENfcH son.
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ADMINS ArOR'N NOTICE.
] AVIV& qaafiei iminis r triX OF John Thomas
decd al persons indebted to the decedsn. will come
f)rara aud immediate payu mt, and those having
no esor ca against hin hereby notified O. present
them ithn the time prescribed bg tw, they vii be for
ever barred DELILAH THOMAS. Ainiuistrat tx
deco Of john Thomas, deed.
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RIVER IL RISING.
HAVE % Negroes 10 sell amongst tem several good
mschsn and two three extra fIncY girls willsen
rgtns to men buying to keepin the city.
decl REES W. PORTER.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman says that
two colored men, named Jenkins and Lang
ston, are stumping the Sta for Fremont
A German Democratic Club has been organ
lied at Sonora, California. German Clubs
will be organized for nearly every precinct in
TuOiumne county.
large meeting of the Democracy was held
at Chattanooga, Tennessee, on the 18th inst.
Addresses were delivered by Hon alexander
IL. Stephens, Hon Howell Cobb, of Georgia,
and others. 1t was estimated that the meet.
ing numbered at least 10 600 persons.
The Boston Bee, Fremont paper, reports a
meeting of the colored citizens OF Boston, who
passed the following:
Resolred, That we, the colored citizens Of
Boston, will support, with our voices and votes,
John Fremont: of California, as President
of the United States, and William L Dayton,
OF New Jersey, as Vice President
Fremontebank sends to the n. Tin es,
the result of forty three canvssses made by
him on railroads, the result being of course
IN favor of Fremont. 1t is thus that these
canvasses are made-one impertinent, med
ding questioning busy body, like the Times
informant, gets counted forty-three times
while stay at-home Democrats are not counted
at all.
Governor Seymour is stumping all parts OF
the State OF New York. He is untiring in his
exertions, and his blows fall heavily upon the
enemy. In conversation he says that he has
never noticed greater change in public senti-
ment than that which has taken place within
the past few weeks-the result of which has
added vastly to Mr.. Buchanan's strength
he is gaining on the other candidates every
day; and the more sanguine Democrats nc
longer doubt that this great State will cast hel
vote for him in November