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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

4 RAcr.-1he ocean steamers. Wander
hit and Atlantic, left New York at the same
hour on the 1t inst. On the ID they were
spoken by vessel hound in, and both steam
els were going at The top Of their speed, and
sailing very near ,og, Their, only AN hour OF
two apart-thS Vanderbilt having tho lead.
The commanders evidently have determined
% have nm oceanic race t. test tie speed III
their respective vessels
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

Aourli HALF OF SECTION II AMI NORTH
~ half Of sec ~, 1 ~, W 0so acres of the
above there were brok.b I lsSc sosne lj9 acses "a.
tho y y Of Sec -
Also, W . 81 = W Sec ., - Rlw-
acres.
y of = and = W ofSE H. SEC :
ri " La Acr.~
d u u. \ rre IT - n W .n are.
" >, " and " W otl l. sec
~ 4 ~, RlM .oacre-
\ T. See - r. ~ Eiw LOO acre.
b eoi \, " /. and & = o,s " !. SIC 30 T.
- " leo acre.
Also smaller tracts, selected with care aud for sal.
~ Yer! reasonable terms hs
10 COOK sARanNT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
tI,Ipr-Mr. Eliza Sander. comm,,

~t,,IpI.--Mrs Eliza Sanders committed
suicide at Cincinnati last Friday, ~ >ioo,
INK herself in the head with her husband :
pistol. She had suffered h"rr,hlr asnn,..
ior years with the bene -croiuia. aud had
lately become much depressed She ought
tia, relief from her sni'.rii,ss. Her husband
was ailectioiat. AMI devoted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

- tut IT the tiff, time members -
tac senate during the lat Congress, M less
than live have already passed away, viz
Messrs. Clayton Of Delaware. Bcll or New
Hampshire, id-m- II Mississippi, Butler 81
South Carolina aud Knsk ii r.Aa..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

81 The Legislature .f Tennessee. tir
sinia, T"Na,, kentuek, aud Alabama are TO
ele,t =. s.nators nj then next sessions.
Tennessee and Texas have "a cheese twe
each
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

Tie G":eib will, however, give the Du-
hulne papers credit ter the earliest Insertion
IT the official and other returns from the
greatest number IL counties in the State -
Dubuque Tiats.
The Gusdte cannot d. any such ti,,nr. ~
il has hnl the longest list &c both official
AMI reported returns sinsr they h~gan Ia
come in, of any paper in the State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
Heal estate.
vsl1oblc City Property.

EAST HALF or LOT o, IN BLOCK 90,
II city Of Davenport, with the Brick House there
on erected. W.cornsf Of t~cond and Rock Island
streets
West half II Lot T. In Block 65. Second street, be
tween Rock leland and lows streets north side I'D
Iaining Farmers House
North half OF I.ots and 10 In Rlock as being IS
Zee, on Rock Island street and ics feet on Third
SPLENDID LOTS on BLUFF
Inis aud :, Ia Blsck 20 commanding a hne view
Of the Mi.-issIl river Rock I-iaud Fort Arm.
strong, Railroad Brage, Ae
For Terms SC apply 10
s2.n COOK 3 SARGENT.
Rare Chance.
n BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
IN Davenport, tavnrahly located win he sad ",
the undersigned 90 a credit 81 from one Co ive years
20 sAy ror-on who will build this season
ys COOK SARGENT.
Out Lets.
OS ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, ONE
81 half mile from city limits Tor sale at very
low rnis- ior cash
s.5 COOK 4 SARGENT
A Good Clsnmce for ImveSame0l.
1Hl ACRES FIRST QUALITY LAND,
w one mile from the city i'r.sts suitable "a
| divide into i've acre io,. Terms ffih cash bal
4 aHre IA ,Nr wears
| JssS COOK q SARGENT
G1ombrr Land.
| fAAcRES TIMBER LAND, TWO MILES
4 IN ir"m ctiy ~ Davenport, near Hue 1r.~ read
| tn sale ~
is2stf COOK 8 SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

IourH HALF or SECTION IL, T. rs, n. l
~ K 80 acre. The tract 10 two iniirs , " OF
Waleo,i
\ variety of ~ snl ~ acre tracts, soaa. near the
rss!ruad for sale b1
h1s COOK 4 SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

FoR SALr.-A valuable Building Lot ON
Perry stree, Alec, two large Brick stoss
House. near Depot ALLES CLARK,
alsppdtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
Valuable Lands for Sale.


THE FOLLOWING List of VALUABLE
lsa.. are gtete'i fer sale b, the "ader. snsd oh
he inost issorshe terms the prce- bcus moderate
iae fourth cash, AID TIA. hslaace Ia tatee
and four years, with tea per con, interest
ssgiE
" 81 and ~ . q *. f.ee Town
SEso TEA Of sec 10 T7sRiE
| y % W IF = aud W /. offs = of SIC IL, 7
\ OF y h a of sec IL r7vRiE
" of y W VI sec 70, T7sRiE
| M u NV u sec - r TeklE
= !. OF sEa Of u. TTo RE
W II w ! Of sse ~ T-eRiE
NEs OF SEA aud . "a Nj 81 sec =, r
| Bril-
sW 81 81 II .ee 4 7sRik
NV u sw IT u sec TERRI
Ne ~ N D. ! and \ " / ~ N u i IL sec g.
/ KIP
NE 81 y " - ses :, TsRiE
= of w 81 .ee l. rSRi
NV . ai " of sec IS, tori
SEA OF sw Of see ., TsoRi
rw ofs w of sec MTsO SRI
SEA " " i and u Il - ~ !. ~ .es 10 \
", IL
- "a W ef sec Is TsORi
ssof NE /. and " y VI n " !. IL sec s. 80
sE. Of q. II sec. - T RAE
s.oiS Of Sc a,TsoR.E
Nv NV - .re. 10 Tsog.A
Il. y .rc 10 rof rat
y - Nv - - H. ia RAE
\ W . ~ : " # .ec Il, Tso RAE
sw OF : " If -, r R.k
Of W II Sc =. rslRsE
b aa'f BLAkENoRE q LawEs
BREW ~TER 4 KNIGHT.
u a N ID A Z: n Mt -.
fibhENsE NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ANps ENTERED AND WARRANTS 10
- 'AfLb IN Sioux eiy Port Dodge aud eeaneti
Ir BEEwsrEs,.. s"P's "i n r sS,our
Atts & .vunf at Law svil knginecf surveyor
sassK ro
IaaAt-flt \ Irnss E~lfA Editor tSa.sfs. Ier a n
laee E-q Msyio j. div
BUILDING s.OTx
t,oR SALE At FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
= 90 l'as credit, 70 facilitate irnproveasni.
COOK a SARGENT
viii -sl lot raftie. who will build on them .Ll.
'sasss a nnsletasr prices, and 90 ctsdt "a oa.
WI 81 lbfec Atsr@ innssf
lMELLiNu HOUSE ON BRADY STREET
- i"r Sale The undersigned osscr. far sale ai.
dwelling House ~ tisasiy street cor If rliresniL
e.'ltaihAg eight rsas AID cellar Gfound 10 iso b,
10 feet contains .sabie rhes dnc apple pear plum
anu ehsrf! fcc- grape vines -Lruhbcfy elsseru aud
veil
The ahoE. !. 81 ia. meet pleasant residence. 10
ehs eits and wiN 10 lid ~ very low prise
Apply ~ JOHN e. lsANIE
10 nj Cook q ssrf~nts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
n OTEs. BILLS or EXCHANGE MER.

N oihn. DlLLc Vt 6AtUAN0k. MEH-
L Camille seeounfs aud eispns 1t every Kind
will he promptly collected Ia ssy tAss u the Rlssr
aud al all poiis The Aisss.sippi from H. losis e.
Dubuque ksniliianess made the day of collection
Real Estate b"uGht sold ana leased nsoas, Invested
srioansd r~Al ssiae security c0mnslssiou Land
Wsrranis bought. sold and located TAses paad Sys
non. residents
We onef Tor sale the E,liowin4 Real EsaAax saA
would especially ssk ait~niion The ssrssibs Ne u
Ter In lansbrises Addition, and the lsrwe Of
land two miles from the river which od1er ~ tks
acre Ia Qsshtttes To suii purchasers. We are eoa0
deaf no better opportunities for investment can bs
flniaI thAl. ihese IsKeaeni
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

WANTED laNrDiAIELi 10000 men &.
engage In the sale 81 ID. ines, popular .elliag BOOK
In America ihyalids mechanic. farmers and teach
cr- sshng 10 travel viii ind this - he very prof
i'ahc aud rlea.at business, enabling them TO .ee
the coGRirs, aid make hnucy Al ia. -ame time
tgrnts nov IN the hU-inrs- clearing FROM sso d
u ,soo per seat tet fu'i particular. aud lot 81
Books, address n N BriisoN on..n City Pau
lisht ii"use, isi Main street, Cincinnati Ohio az
iiiyins East l. RUiiso> Philadelphia
augl ldkwls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

BgANnaErn> PiLls,-By their occasional
use, We pr.vem, III. collection Of these impu,ittc.
which, when Ia sufficient quan,iti~- ~@u-. 80 much
dagger To the dine organ. az the stomach and how,-
auls twdAw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

TAsE NoricE.-For Great bargains ami
Fine Opportunities for Investment -e.
MILLS 4 DEWEYs
tnakAiu Adv.rti.ern.pt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

IN their ine viii be KEEP, eonsianil, IN hand, compr
sing IN part
8egis Fine Calf skin Boois,
GENTS fateut Leather Boots aud 0aitefs
eha~s of every variety
Ladies 0ait~ss, siipp&rs. Ae
Childr~n's aad Infanis' shoes
boot and Hhae Findngs
Water proof.,
49,, -, sc, &c.
Orders fur Custom Work promptly executed
Whatever warrant will mend free ~ charge
Attention of the trade 81 davenport and vciniiy
- asked With The hope that ample sattsfAeton viii
be- given
apis m 0RI0Gs A co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

GREAT BARGAINS. Forty Splendid Lot.
IN Lanhrie'- Addition. - North u. ehlor, Tor sa.
", lnu..l ALLEN S CLARK
e. None, ro Loan, in sums Co suit
applicants bs TAIiNAS l. POWERS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
NOTICE.

1sHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD NOTIFY TIE
= public thar the NOT. given - M~s.r~ Fals.s 4
Reilly the vth day II iulS 1885,. due Ia, Lot 1881
in payment Of y kcapina and Moving Machine will
not be paid a. the aiu. la. not fulfilled the
ditiuns specified
aal.dN HAHN JAHau.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19
lMrEoyEp CRY PROPERTY

We Httt" attention 10 our extensive catalogue "f
Improved Farms aud Wild Lani., City Property
Ae Tot sale at moderate price. aud ou easy terms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

TnE saiac old time, hmt the tune that
mu.i y" played wut'd lac ali indebted 10 me ~
Bsok Arcnnni % ii. hi along aad pla, to the
tune OF fork.ng over the u,edful As Intend 10 60
Es,i the 10Th II this month " u HARRIS
AuslO DIV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

Io i''ii1i IA LAND AMfC;'1ii.
ALLRk 4 cLAKK,

REAL R0FATR D0OW1Rs,
T IPE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
- Agents. and NotArics Publ
Collections and all professional hasinc~s In every
part of the state entrusted care will receive
prompt attention. Money invested taAes paid for
non resident. money loaned on unene un,bered Real
kstaie security Land Warrants bought Gold and
located fsrlas houses and lots leased Real Es,a,.
Of al, Kinds hough, aud so,d on commission
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

FoR Subtitle yellow Cottage On the
southeast ~ Scot, and sixth streets. with 80
loo Zee, bs Ito deep There IL splendid view OF
the liver the house which cannot he Intercepted
hy any fsiutt improvement Apply To
GEORGE l. NICkOLIs
al. In D...
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

'lfui Its In the city Rock Island will he cold low
Dry Goods ~iil 10 taken In exchange
Aprl, To GEORGE I. NICHOLS,
aulslM Ip.yeutr,yt Rl.,rk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

lNltE NEA1 COLLEGE, TERN COMNfScs
! IL Thursday, Sept Isth. Candidate. tar al
,nissaa viii le csaiaipsd the day previous. Beside.
the rf.seEt Faculty, the fruste-s al. uasktny NJ.
fahgsucbts 70 secur, tho Principal ~ the Prepara
tory Department. Young Ladies' will hereafter b.
adnaifsvito all the College Classes. 90 examination
aia also 10 II the advanced ca-ss. hi The
Preparatory Dvpartmsnt
A hsar,ilng flpuse l. preparing TO accommodate
tha-e from abroad
i new Dining Nail = building Tor the College AID
Preparatory students, and the number OF lodging
r,sbins Viii bc inerra..3
panetual attendance At the commencement of
the Term Is important.
Application. shoud he made a. Prof Sheldon or
fruf Lane auisdAa2
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

rioNrrR MiiLs.-Thc largest and most
perfect Lumber Mil. the Mississippi are offered
fnr -alr s.e alsctt-emrnt ~
au5it MILLS 4 DEWEY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

JOHNSON COUNTY.
No al TO acres near lows Glty II % acres trake
Free, va per
n" ~ lso acres seven mile. from Iowa City
veFy cisssee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19


e ,ls County line Ssssssa seei, sns Ys. ss
sessues. - per acre
~: 4 f.1m o. ~ ResA fso& Davssp~, to D.
wni q eighty serss eis PER ssTs
-. Too 1nSns in Decatur county
80 a isrm " is3 scres 90 Lost Grove kosa f.ar
m.sss non psssnport, hesss. ~ .,ories 60 p-r
ssl Az Improved farm Of Len serss, three miller
uoea frfnessor " per sefs
=, 70 sssss 2! I'D 10 sss u. -, q. GOO ~-.a
r.s0l - .sr.s v ssvse .llss o. Davenport Rock
rs. go $500 q :sr g., e, e ,s,ss .s
% tAt Hickory Grove Raad s2ooo
- 4 farm Of lse acres. " Of good timber and
gsoa h:id.ss, mise mikes from bsvsnr :. an L. l.
- 4 farm Of 100 acres. I'll fsIesd ssd asarl, ali
west q fsiaeesoa ''''~ ''e'
- % acres u.dsr good fssee and veil ealssssed
sh'ss nIlss from DsvssPoss, on Dsbsqas nsaA-
g, farm q a:x sss:. Y. .s:: e., :y;s..s
In s>ai,laa % Ne ssssss.ss. ! ~. ssvsr.l Asm.
q x - s,s ~ 2 50 "sns ssI i
passkSss vosid % weli 70 san sad exsnips my iiss
Ala Aeesass.es sa,.gssssd land In ssos,, nus.
s: s: $50: Ss.sl, I'M s.a,sa i Sass
anon. euelN, WeAless, GAiekassw, GeSro Oordo
=: =. r.: .l ss:s .. ~ A. sa:
y s'sAs' 's'ss SsS: g: !; ,As sss: e
n~up,srs Dsssc e. s.eesd "a ~. =.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

MrRR.Y a IhNNAN's fIogipA WAf,E.
a-ed As deatal wash, iinpart. 10 the brcA,h III,
fresh fora eslor which di-tiusu,.he. i, from oil 9th
-ssn,ed fluids u also ncuirallx.. the faint ~ II
btcc" aiisr smoking. rcl,cN.. nervous Head ache
and coialsned with water, ainllrahl. applica
| ''on ior freekle-i Tan, Chap. aud ri,np..
roid by Il I i.anlnan u Go, wholesal. Druggist.
| ~ Water street, New York aud b, all druggist.
al a"c per isstiic auisdwtw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-19

81 Money to Liam on Real Estate
Security by EDWARD ALDEN
inayls y w corner Main and second o..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18
U. s. Judges Elected by the PeoDIa

Gov. johnson is generally understood to be a
candidate for United States Senator, and it is also
pretty well understood that the Democracy intend
10 the event that they carry The Legislature, to
bring the Senatorial election at the next session.
In view of the possible elevation of Gov. johnson
to the Senate, it becomes important for the people
to inquire into his opinions. He il charged with
advocating the policy of so amending the U. S.
Constitution as to make the Judges of the Supreme
Court of the United States elective by the peopIe.
We presume he has not changed his views 10 thai
resp. ct Since the Dred Scott decision, Gov John
sons doctrine has become exceedingly popular in
the North. The Black Republicans are clamorous
for the overthrow of the present system of making
up that Court They want nothing now so much as
the privilege of eecting the Judges.
II Governor Johnson's views had been adopted
some years since, that high tribunal would now be
in the bands OF the Aboitoniss, and the bred Scott
decision would have been very diff rent Judge
AcLean's opinion, and not Judge Taneys, woull
have been the law. The war OF the North now. il
upon the Supreme Court. Shall they be allowed.
by the mere force of numbers, to overthrow the
conservative character of that Court and erect upon
its ruins an Abolition tribunal Shall Gov.
johnson, in such company, be sent to the Senate of
the United States, TO assist in breaking nm the
present organization Of the highest tribunal 10 the
United States? II 50, then vote to send Democratic
members to the Legislature. Otherwise, vote for
the American cindldates.-NemphisE Eagle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18
Democracy and Di.,ribu,iou.

We believe it is a universally recognized dogma,
Of the Democracy" that Congress cannot do in
directly, what it cannot do directly" legitimate
deduction from this principle is that the National
Legislature possesses the power under the Consti-
tuition to dispose Of portion of the public lands Tor
any other purpose than to raise revenue it hss the
same power to dispose of the ulole in other words
If Congress may constitationai{y, distribute the
public lands, or the proceeds of the same thereof
indirectly, by grants to particular States, it can
surely dispose of the whole OF this common fund
by direct legislation for just and equal distribution
among all the States. IL is therefore self-evidept
proposition, that every Democratic member of Con-
gress, who votes for Internal Improvement. in aDv
State or territory of the Union, comedies the IN:
limited constitutional power of Congress to pass
laws for equitable distribution.
For the purpose OF showing that the right of
Congress to distribute the public lands among the
States indirectly, recognized by majority of
the democratic Senators in Congress on the goth of
May, 1850, we quote the ayes and noes on the pas
sage OF the bill to grant some thirty millions of dol
lars worth of land to the State of Illinois to enable
her to construct her Central Railroad" (See Con.
gressional Globe for 1850, page 9OS)
Ayes-Messrs. Atehison, Badger, Bell, Benton,
Borland Bright, Cass, Corwin, Davis, of Mississ-
iPpi, Dodgeo Of Wisconsin, Dodge of Io,Oa Douglass,
I0ombs, Foote, Houston, Jones, King, Mamg,en,
Underwood and WaLker-26
Noes-Nessrs. Bradbury, Butler, Chase, CLARK,
Dd,cso", Dayton, Hunter, Miller, Norris, Phelps,
ProH It1ney. Wdes, and Yulee-l4
Eighteen Democrats in favor of the bill and six
against 1t! And yet our democratic contemporaries
who profess to adhere to the doctrine that ''Con.
gress not do indirectly what can not do direct
would persuade the people that distribution is an
unconstitutional and anti democratic measure.
1t strikes US torcbly ,-that our anti-disaibltion
friends must take either one or the other horn of
the dilemma, and admit that democratic platforms
are mere gul-traps to catch votes for party whose
leaders do not recognize the binding force of the
principles they proclain,-or confess that the vote
on the Bill making appropriations of land to the
Illinois Central Railroad, affords good ground for
the as umption, that distribution, is good sound,
democratic doctrine
While on this subject we may as we'll recall the
attention OF our readers to the fact that among the
votes recorded in favor Of Mr.. CLAWS Land Bill
in the Senate in 1886, is that OF James Buchanan
-Erchange.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

We received yesterday second letter
giving an account of the discussion between
Messrs. Hatton and Harris at Pulaski.
We make the following extract from it:
Altogether he is one Of che ablest debaters Ihave
ever heard. On no occasion have seen q crowd
SO attentive as to-day, to Col Hatton's speech.
And you may rest assured that Hattoos effort here
VIII not be IN vain. l only regret that every man
10 Giles county-yea, in the State, did not hear the
speech. l heard calm, unprejudiced, intelligent
Old men, say to-day that they had never heard such
strong, iorcible and eloquent political speech,
from any man. Democrats were forced to admit
that Hatton was a very considerable man, and that
bis arguments on the land distribution were unan-
swerable, and more, that they conceded With his
position
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18
From the Charleston Courier.
The Mount Vernon Purchase.

The worthy and the distinguished of the land, are
up and doing In this noble enterprise, and its sue
cess is no longer problematcal. Itbecomes those,
however, who wish to enter their names on the
Mount Vernon Registry, to do so promptly. The
subscription Of one dollar constitutes membership
and entities the subscriber 70 have his or her name
inscribed on the Roll OF Fame, TO be perpetuslly
kept 10 the archives Of Mount Vernon. The length
ened scron continues suspended at our Office, and
we invite daily accessions 20 Ii.
We have been favored for publication, with the
folowingpledge Of membership and hearty cooper.
alton, on the part OF the Hon. RICHARD RUsH, Of
Pennsylvania:
Mr.. Rush presents bis best compliments 10 the
Southern hatron, and has had the honor 10 receive
the copy, which she has been so good as 10 send
hin, OF the pamphlet, entitled An Appeal for the
Purchase and Future Preservation OF the Home
aud Grave OF Washington, by the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association OF the Union Organized by
Southern Matron; aud has read il with great inter
est, having IN Common with all, a high sppreciA-
ton Of the patriotic aud elevated objects OF the
Association. He returns bis thanks Tor the iulor-
nation, which the Transmission Of the pamphlet 20
him supplies, aud be will not fail 90 secure title
10 membership of the Association, through the Phil
Adepbia Organ Of the General Committee, in the
manner designed, happy in the opportunity nov
afforded him OF dong 20.
In conclusion, be has the honor, TO renew bis
compliments and thanks TO the Southern Matron. {"
sroErHAM near Philadelphia. May 2s, 1887.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18

neat the time Gen. Harris pushed
or knocked" Mr.. Hatton from the stand
at Fayetteville, and got himself in a po-
sition to be fairly logged, Hatton's eye was
not directed towards his assailant. He was
looking in another direction. He was
taken unawares. Was it not brave, and
chivalrous, noble and generous, in Harris
thus to take advantage of him, and in
Lincoln, too, surrounded by the hosts OF
of the democracy? We don't think "broth-
er George" can approve such speci
men of manlineSs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-18
rAe Dl.cu..lon a, wInehes,sr.

Aher We had pat 10 type the letter from Win
chester, 10 the PArRIOr, yesterday, We received
another the same subject which Il is unnecessary
now TO pnat There Is Que fact mentioned Ia it,
however, which ne ri.h to submit TO the attention
Of our readess The writer says
" i deem is proper 70 stste-beeause the public
ought TO kBos it-that eftsr IA essieabis adjsst-
meat ofthe diiicaltY between the eandidates which
vas made before Gen. Harris sfs bis room, A. tsnf
10 tie sfand wsh large pistol % placsd aboui kss
sfl breast fAst nsarty haJf tAs erosd eos9 dis
tiseftg sss e.
Such coadacs az this nssIs 20 oomnsnl
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sHERIFP'S SALE

III virtue Of two heri faeass to ERECTED ADD delivered
~ rom the Honorable Circnit Court OF Davidson
tennessee, Al is May term, 1851, viii expose 10 pote
sale 70 The highest bidder, for cash. a. the
ySra gate m me City Of Nashville, SATURDAY THE
tsrest and estate Ehich John c. MeIemors thsn "a a.
NAV ave snee acquired in and 10 the following described
f@e ptec parcel or lot OF ground. Ow pArt Of Lot
No. 10 IN he original plan Of the city Of Nashvle
ana bonded a. f2loEs, to-Wit: Beginning on the
corner o. GAY and Spruce sire In ssid etS nnIpg
sheooe VIA The line Of spruce In southerly dif
100, lg6 feet inches corner Of part az "a a.
herstooFe sold 70 John Samuel taeser thence AZ rh
Nhsss IN said Spruce street. $50 feet 20 stone thence
paIasl wiih said spruce street "A a Northsr,x
ao ssi Inches 20 Gay street, thence vsfh he line Of
Say street. N westerly direction % feet 10 he hesin
nnss oeing leyiee On a. the property o. John NcLr
more 70 satisfy dg nsnts rendered IN fsvor Of Jas.
Joseph Weeds, EKrs q R0bt Woods ana " stsv.nssn
agAinst said MeLemors. 1865
JOIN K. TDaOxsox. sh,rW
S-ne "a 1oot. 81 n. CAMPBELL D. q
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pa- Gen. Harris has queer notions Of
what insulted honor demands He was
insulted at Fayetteville, according to his
own views, and attempted to punish the
insulter. In the ARRAY, which followed. his
insulter got him down aud was in fair
ways honorable Hen--eye witnesses, who
saw il, deelare-to give him beautiful
tlrashing. Bot BY the Interference Of by.
ISLANDERS, who pulled HAtton Of, he was