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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

The peedsss Of OHIO valley sxcssds By
ose hundssd pse oens the entire product
Of Eaelss6, lselsnd and Scotland,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
H- The following is one Of Barry
Cornwairs lite gems full Of grace and

1- The following is one Of Barry
Cornwalrs lite gems fi.ll Of grace and
beauty:
the sunme- ,s.a,
Hasa mil Of igjt
Anf he Il son saphise thren.
Wills, the see i.., winisi al h-r
with "a lands III oi.r.
r. ~ tie bri OF the sc o'e ii wn
But The antun night.
Has p .reinr sight.
Ads iea - s.roaga re
And voice TO- won. er,
Like he wrath OF thunder.
"hth h shouts - ihr stormy saa
And the wia,.r night,
!. coti ,ae Wait,
tnl she sias.th .,n. or pair.
vi the vii be hnum.h.
AMI th- IA IN sl,ri"gso p.,h,
When h l.es IL i EN- OF rain.
the nig,. the night
tbs lovely sight,
Wh,ieSer ID cline or time,
fn sirr " tn ssa-sth
aud Tn iover ont ur.,h.
iiiss"sl II sis- bright RI yr,e
!; b'ng til sleep
To h E. e.. deem.
III fof' - tltd IL irs n s.;
Toosr-, bri hit h.u,s.
And deem II fl,wr,
\ y ia balm to the we, y-nrT.
| PRINTERS Look ont for n seamn
calling himself l.. MEiNiI.L. who pas
Il iinselfoll as q jourucynan printer
II eamc to Maqnok,ta wit An,
monev. and Ne lifrcl HIN 10 work j,
onr office. A> soo, Is Ii. La iairl,
cot /" work he rot hca>,lv trunk. A.,
when he had somewhat ..ubercd Il
h stole about so worth Of Clothing
from til, hands b,'lonuin.to The oilicc
and the" "s'rl.ed. !lri, about ) a.
. ih,hc> ligh 81 Yeas - agr :tiicl
set has hal the small pox. Saws h
W, a 'ol Ter IN the Mcxitrn Wal
| TAX great dead about ieAa-, whrp
| he iy, he La, lived. Clicsg". ia
haape and Davenport ra:,e.> plc,,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

ewThs ass Presbyterian chs.oh in
~: s: =; *. ~ organised 10 Psilsa.l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

WILLIAM DooLAs. WILLIAM STUMP.
attorney at Lar.
B.l.v.kEHG HOUSE
Land Agency,
OF
DOOLAN Il STUMP.
Main Street, davenport, iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes. fafis God Silver and Eastern tx
'h,ngr; Coli iions made through ut tie Uni Ii;
Lard War ants Blu ut. sold AID cxt.d 4, Raj H.
n bought ard IA IN mnIi- ~; ney loaned OF.
pinct NH. d X Eta scuYi'y; L. a. . ne.ori.t =:
Tax paid tor n,- e III NJ .; Exam. nation ~ LAM
Tub mad, .i,., II
-RErERENCE5.-
M.s>r' C's \ 50 ss.,, D~vr.lSri, Iowa,
!. NIskli \ Lnfbin, 10
Rhert y y wry 70, a.hi-F, New York.
Ms>,S liar j. \ 20 Phi ipLia.
H,ii. VIM wright /, N.wa T. NJ,
Me>srs S'ra1 HarsA sen TANK. T., Baltirn r.:
johns Hopkins, E,., fr m,n. 30
Hi'e.i Ackla ksq, la-hi r, 10
Ats-rs Chub' Broh + Bankers wsshlA .t.,.,
wN u uAlht, E>.i, M-5r, Ala,
la BLost = CO, BSakeas, N Laus.
For Safe.
T~. Its tn, uiut, ~ Eighth AMI q nm
>tru,>-An. uIr.het rncted Rive, vfw
several valuable h,siltnA tbs uAyri>.sl sud
Main -,..t> i,th - Sixth street hi sd. WY IoV.
Ten valuable b'nng I1ts on -cond s,.. Til.
streets, fct sal Gilt fife years Civ, "a mo
II tn parehsss ney
L.t Ia Gre ~ Adii Nm; dwelling Les,s Ola the
premises, Tor ssie h sp
1wsniy s-ti frAi - Nah 81 ri, - g fors dspp
.p.r,site l.. CLAIR House.
West y Lat ., bLsk % LeClsin1 Tn ssid,tA q.
Aon.e VI b r !; Nan, and ssod e,stsr.
By - ~ lot Z. fur SAL Ch-sp.
- acre. l. - .7,'p 70. 70 2; al under cui, Atm.
l MLc iron tn q y. for sale chap.
N y ofnw \ SIC ~ ~ ~ seat; oEs mile Oh,
the ci J OF Nusca;ih. for sal.
W hofnws srcl0 ~ ~ a.a.tys ssrss TOT sAi-
~ sett VI lad IN Wet Dsvc1p II Cur sale chear,.
lo;s FROM u acr,s, ane vi,w u riv'r and Tsl-
ties,
Also many valuable tracts u Fsfs,ina lans, A.
we'd and ant uprocd d. fJvn Lo,s and Uaim. rDvd
d. thrOuhMt TIE STAT, ES ale We hvte he
h,ios u u DC wtshias = purcass ;. ear ssislit
uHitf DOOLAA tGUAP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

" 4 wv" HffTh EUffOu Al
= ." ''' ani n rsaooaa n ,ea. a,'s', s,A.Io"
on, Il ! i 'hr nails north - Wa,e,,t; .h,s,
"'hf and two ,,a,s
~, Ill .,.t. !" Washington ,.unty. % .e,..
!, c,, ID M, ,.'' ne "",ef o,s ia,t TIl, land
rst.u .,4. ..5,. ~ ,"N' tii,. shdi n, M W.,h
-" - - ~ At' .ar q, ,,u,,. NV y" =
hfn'i'b Lana, srd w,tNat.,., NV" 'i'y BEAUTIFUL
,,.,, 3. ~. a1 ah v. ba1entpstt is,sn, \,
h,,,,'' ~ :" ~ aoie,; SOLD IN u l. IN
,td NEAT luitdh X. n l,.e,J v,,
"'''' '' sod IN - s'n"hi' ,rn,s. Ana, =. s'""'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

Araaa Jsxs, --AyaSSa ,hs ttsth,sssl
esta slsaisNlptt hf We sNt1r tl'saassisa.
= VA a & g sssi J. !! !. s,sl
N sssrhts u taAals q ssgss i ytAs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Wanted.

nwe LI!St; " l. WITT 5or6 rro-,. within
~ 6 ~, ck. ~ nr str'. A-y prr.o h.vihg ~ h
h,,,-. =. pnt i-.t sr-r hs lime ami III, INST RI
May = 10 ri gs.cs,i; INN rrs r.
Ut' DiFS,,N X LYON.
i.h2Jtf 'd II hctw,ea y a. Il Patrt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Cotton awd Com ,s.esse

There arc few persons who fully re-
alizc tie influence of cotton raising
upon the commerce OF this county
Ia the year 1850 the total amount OF
domestic exports from the United
,,.sstxs Mas Sz4t. 100, 653
az this sum The Cotton
cNpous w.is .lJa, $50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
ssI.5aa.99l

rs! ,5S3,0o3
Showing that about two-thirds Of
all the articles exported from the L.
niicd States IA 1900 cohsisteJ vi cot
ton. Tins expectation vi cotton pro
,luction require, :. large proportion ol
the vessels ii this country Ia be con
staniiy employed III the carry'n trade.
The cutire tonnage oil American yes
.cIs ia 1859 WAS 5c2,O0l, and taking
the aAerag, allotment oi Tonnage en-
ployc'i Ia the expectation Of cotton as
two thirds, il gives about 100000
tons 10 the cotton interest, Let those
" lao snecr ut cotton and cotton raising,
remember that two-thirds 81 oiir ma
rinc business, marine Vessels. and com
mcrcial greatness are dependent upon
the exports Of the southern or Slave
| hoid;ng States. Lei " also remember
Ina; with all our boast o. agricultural
maauia turing. AMI metal prolacin. in
forests, the Noithcia States do mol
.ontribu.e So mucl Ia the building W
o commercial GREATNESS as do H.
States OF H., south. Aboliiivnisi.
msy snccr at cotton lords. and cottoi
a.,iro, but il i one of the most valu
ahiraaNiillarics Of ";Ir national strength
HE ), ,>e!> cm.plo, g! III exporting TIM
cotton are mostly owned in the NORTH
r.i mAa.ed by Northern sail"is, all O
which ~ouli hc cnt oit il a separation
of the states should be- elected. 1t
| d:sunioni>ts pondcr upon these inroi
taut stateiuci.ts heios. thcy h.n'.!r
ilamc ol tAii wal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

One Font Brewer
One do Bnrgeois;
One do Plea.
Tyne Is parly wptn, but teg'l ;. rkir' eon
si,isn aud works pi,ln ant clear fiv4i tr s,t'-
~ u hppi e'i for ,oon 3ysu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
REMOv
OF
AeI RID WIRE.

LIVINGSTON and LOCKWOOD have removed To
IL Second Street, Two doris East o, Perry. al ,h,'
,ign Of tn Anvil.
Our Store, which wa blilt expr ss.y for nur hisi
ness Is large md cummviiou.. We hay II filed IN
t. capacity with all mt, ely stock VI Hardware
which, Ina quantity and quality, viii mpare Avsta-
bly, With any IN the Strte.
We are pr, pal ell 10 Il all bills either VIII IL sale %
ketai at the very lowest prices. Country Mrrchshl'
Builders Mil Owners and Machini~is are psriicu
larry invited 10 mime goods and prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

~ fleslIA pspsst ~ sAas lhs ossass
ssa Lessen ssop ID saas sstts h asaa ,hls
ssasoH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Last Chance =!

TNiifEf oI l., one u ore. AMI the la, si.,,
ton - ct ~ The Union s.itisp,rut Con-
parry mhie lis,' ~ y Y.ik % . nv ,'s,s Tor III
" ny ~ Any Pr'ons Wiling 10 purchase
wa $50 ~ 'at'hr OH sAhtkL cAILEE,
corner Of secohi and Ruek Island SITS
ai-Prire s25. ~. .1s.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
CIR OCERlES.
p IL q v y II q ~ y ,
Oysters. 4e~ te.

eIsaE .lbs J; H. J. inx in rsesipt u YrsAh iy
dGP { fi-s, pf.visDors, DreJ y ulss Ausx. &C
b = av~ t,ihf,sm hi. III ids sid th~ puLlsc in
svsvval, t,aas Ls ~ o las1stnrsi II Ne shvss
nam.d articl ~ hss1, Which b. IN ~ hsppy ~
ssl lie ~ - bnnrsv 81 pinsl s1vsEss ~ co66.
s~tl0o>-
OttnoGesss aseo UoVooooo Oe%peAe,
" IL Pisa u RE iSt ~ ksrss ;. q ~
tAlv vAyta VvoeA oystess u p1ns,
SA,sh " y ssiiiai - ~ aa.At ~ ~ se~A u
- = Z. nv ~ ;sss Z
i i; ! Y y ss1 ~ s's''';;;E TN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
7. G. EADS' COLUMN.
~~s>~N~~N~
A Gard,

"h VIZ aith nfa,. u .hsr,. 'l1s tu,l.
"",t"s his aistae Oh w. y. l,,~o A.,
" =" o" itirs Ne - b. I'd ie,, T., ! N
rs,,n, ~ 80 IN, nis', vii make Is,n, M Il,
jinlu .s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
= ". pAkER. NJ, D..

PLY .i,.n and sn gen. f:ic' In Pat Ofhc vi -,
Hors ON north ,i.lr oh hstwaf fredv an P.rry
It i,nsIdf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
LAND For SALE.

Il -, s,s' MISE ncrth a. FULTON ,,.,L,,
'"' ""' h rFaooad. n on.i,s '.,s.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

E. S. MOORE,
Er.,co B,nner, sign and Or.
n.taen u PAIA TER. Gr.nss
f.1n w@A, SION aud Ma b !,
U ld,nC upnh Glass;.
Landscape, Scenery and R,rtrsn Putatisc.
zre with dispatch, IN The hest made and tAst fu.
ny e.. Also, Ssa Painting sad Grsiniig for thu
TFsie & s4*
N ". Corner brady and s.h STR =, Dav nposi.
losa j,h33 diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

VALUABLE TABLx.-The following
ohronolog.c~ table, Q, ucerning the early
history Of the States of the Confcderacy,
w,ll he valuable to refer to, and shou j
be Gu, out and preserved BY 'u;a AZ are
inter .tsd ia The history e To ,r cJun-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Tone and see then, at
1.me fora H"oi' Room>,

y. So a'y-i mar W. Pit Alec
* s5~WiN rE! ~ ptitaer i her active ~
E3 !u'. l.. % 4 laSiir h',e II vi ). 80.
I'll %. ) ,,u.sI "r S. 900 Al. TX NJ tie llcc
% Il .t.t l., mrr.t. lan3ii
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- 49, -
Asss6Sstss lbts -ecsGts'N.


MACKLO5 AGsishTN. ...., - Ssa,hd snd bsAst
MA htbf.tss AhltWxIt.s<t o....-. Nan.
c'ON x SAhGkNT.........-. .Aasn ssrs se;s""s
uci:KE,;DI, LamtS& hi.AkfNoIE. ...Mstt
en- in BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Maj" ~ >'s
TAjLMAN TONERS n Mct.EAS.. siDse J. %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01

Letters received yesterday from Minnesota bring
reports of Black Republican triumph in that State.
- Washington States Jane 26th.
The election in Minnesota was for delegates
To a convention to form State Constitution.
The Black Republicans triumphed Why's
Because the Germans there, as we are Inform
Ell by the New York Express voted with them;
Germans, who, together with other aliens,
were authorized to vote by the bill which
passed the last Congress, by the votes of
Northern democrats and Black republicans
against the circumstances Of such Southern
men as Butler, Bayard, Brown, Clay, Rusk,
Mason and others. And now, We are to see
the full effect of this alien suffrage in the for
nation OF Black Republican constitution for
Minnesota. Remember, voters OF Tsnaesaee,
that alien suffrage is one Of the doctrines de-
Tended by Gen. Harris, the democratic canii-
date for Governor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01
GOOD thing wen Applied.

The scientific discoverer and the scientific iuVen-
tor distinct and different characters 1t is rarely
that he who discovers a great principle applies it
successfully and thoroughly. Sometimes, however,
this is the case. Professor Holloway among
the first to breach the theory that disease the
result of the Introduction of morbid matter into the
circulation. But Of itself this theory, however true
useless. IL could not sueserve any beneficial
purpose point the locality of the oane unless
the discoverer were provided with antidOte
capable of reaching it. Professor Holloway came
up to the good work doubly armed. He had not
only traced the sym2tums OF disease to their gem
uine cause but had after long research and innU-
merable experiments, produced two remedies which
would intailibly reach it. Time, which tries all
things, has tested the value of those renee dies.
What has been the result? During tue twenty
years they have been before the world, thousands
of medicines, hundreds of new systems OF practice
have been ushered into existince, enjoyed an
ephemeral popularity, and passed into oblivion.
Not so HoLLowAY's PILLS and OINTMENT. They
stand first on the list of modern curatiVes. Tbeir
reputation is founded a rock-the rock of truth
and cannot be shaken. Scarcely year ago their
inventor came to our shores unh ralded Il is true
that large quantities of his medicines were con-
sumed in the United States, and that his skill his
enterprise, his success, often referred TO by
the American press, but personally he was unknown
to u.s. and the great sys EN- of agencies with which
he had covered more than hall the habitable globe
had not yet been extended TO this country He
came hither for the purpose of affording new
facilities for the procurement of bis preparations.
and the consequence has been increase Of one
hundred per cent, in the demand for them within
few months. II appeaFs, from the statement OF
all who have taken the Pills for indigestion, that
their effect in of dyspepsia is almost beyond
belief As this complaints has with some truth
been called the national disease of America, a
specific that fails to remove Is is of in
valuable.
The public, on both sides of the Atlantic, had
been so often vietmised by medical charatsns du-
ring the last fifty years, that it received with some
thing of distrus the first rumors of the efficacy Of
HoLLowAY's remedies. But every day furnished
new proofs of the fact, and at last such was the
overwhelming weight of evidence in their favor,
that it became more absurd to doubt than to be-
lieve. They grew 10 celebrity, and the demand fol
them increased with a rapidity unexampled in the
annals of medicinal science; nor has their fame OF
that of their inventor yet attained its eliminating
point. 1t never will reach that pc ut, for culmina
ton pre-supposes cessation of progress aud &C
long humanity is subject TO pain, fever. debility
injuries and death, Hol ways PILE and Ointnfent
must continue to maintain their proud eminenee.-
" J. Nat Pol Gazette.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01
DEMOCRAT.

Il 3 gratifying 10 observe the interest which fhIs
great undertaking Is every where awakening
Throughout this State. Aissrsippi, Tennessee, aud
in Missouri there h bat one voice and that il
IN favor Off 10 Texas ITSELF where ct irsG there
was some eoidness, owiug entirely TO a misappfe-
hensloo 10 regard % The natare OF the enterprise
existing, nos that h i becoming understood, aad
lie future results 20 The young giant State properly
appreciated. the p ople and press are uniting 70
urge a forward. that ere whole valley OF the Nis-
slssipPi Sali be benefited by the construction Of
this great national highHsy the Pacific lherv en-
ns 30 question; aud thai consequently al te towss
ana cities within the radius ct ls s lssi lie
fnpFoFiag ildseocss Is sQasiiy esiIeaL Hence e
i nstara that they should feel warm Ensesssz Ii
lie favor. IL must be manifest 10 Cur osn eifx ns
howeseF that its eject upon The property and des
tiny Of this risF ia bs more dlsert aaa pol tive
aossSsF much Il sill hen. e. The Western rities
upon Ses Orleans 4 will pouE Ia = stream 81 cesss-
lrss uesiih. aud besides We shall receive he 10
direet Eriisx ianseneea Tor geod Hbich Il nay ex-
ert aYon ali he soNns Of tie valley. We lhereiars
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01
MARRIED..

On Thursday. June 18th 10 Carksve, Tennessee, Col
JosEPH NJ PAuNTLERoY to Mrs. MAaT R. VANCE, all of Mont
Eomery county.
They who deem Loves brightest hour IN blooming youth
is known;
Its purest tenderes hottest power in amer life is shown,
When passions chastened and subdaed TO ripper
given,
And earthly things viewed light that breaks
from Heaven. g.
Nashville, June 49, 1857.
On Thursday 2sth. TurHersviIe, Tenn. ASDREW
J. ALLFSswoETH. Esq-. Of Montgomery county TO Miss
ELLxx HuGHEs. Of Turnersvilie.
There two hearts whose movements thrill
In unison close sweet;
That pulse TO pulse responsive s'in,
They both must hezve-or cease 70 beat
There are two souls whose equal how,
In gentle streams calmly run,
That when they pa t-tksy parsI al, mol
They cannot part-those soHls are one. c.
Nashville, June 80 1881.
In this city at the p sidenoe Of W. o. Harris.
Tuesday s0th June, by Rev. 2. A. Thompson, Mr.. BYRD
DoroAs, OF Nasty Miss Sails c., daughter o. w. J.
cEsgsan, tsq- Of Wilson county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01
democratic DARK Lantern CIrcnInr.


The Democracy have been in the habit Of hold
ing up the former secret machinery Of the Ameri.
cans as something very obi ctionable; ia fact as
dangerous to the liberties of the people. Happears
that these self-rghteous Febukefs Of sn-these
preachers against the niquity of sscrecy-have
themselves been guilty OF the practices they con
denim, and will no doubt continue 20 practice them
during this presidential canvass. The Wing party
wondered how IL was that their candidate for Gov
ernoF, MILL S, BRowE, was defeated in ls4s, so
unexpectedly. The old friends Of the Ex-Governor
will nol be astOnished when they learn nov, foe the
6rst time, the secret machinery employed 70 cut
him down. The weapon that did the deed, was all
po<erlal, sieided BY sseret democratic eonspira-
tors, known oniy to fsS leaders. Who worked the
wires. The facts are set forth in she foIowing az
,ele from The Knoxville ca@paignsr, AID the cir
cular appended;
The follesing L. copy. psgbatia e fsferatsza Of
circular issued by ths Ceasral DemoeFstic CON-
mittee Of ko4Re eoautys jass previous ths else-
tloa Of Gov. freusdse. fhis eirculsr vas cent 10
every csi district in thas eoanty ard sisilfr enc
essf forkA Jross sssFy eoaRiy - tie STATE and sss-
~ civl aisfriet. Iksy are nos arranging a Inurs
iieisnt osEanizstioa ~ Nashville, aud sil pitch Ia
this summer WilhoGt sny seFuele AZ ell ~ We
ezll attention % The zth section, which presents
plan q secrecy "a ia than the oath-boaad OBJ
Hgsliens Of Kues koahingisn- Democrats were
aot tobe trusted shs did boa 6rloag % thclr serrt
ttlea sad All wsFe nes allowed % isin The
knas Aotaisgs st I'll "A and eenadsd 70 thess thsr
secrets. A saest pack 70 { il about secret ksrie-
tlssf wonder Il sny q thess Central Cammlstss-
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cosEipxs1f1E erae7LAk
Tbs na1aserzsie osakraI conmilsee e kQe7e
couttys cprp0sed Of HeurF Lfzesf rAzlEHssss r.
Q. ~ gor1an. Wills g Center kioritFe g 2sNzzrs
tssc8 eommitses for the "a civil ustrics Of hoEie
county,5 comprising John Finly, chairman, w d.
NArimore Samuel Hotchkiss, Sanford Ingram, and
w. ii Baker and they hope you, as chairman Oh
said committee, will avail yourself of the earliest OPP
portuuty to notify them OF their appointments. We
hand you the plan Of organization proposed, when
trust and believe you will most zealousy carry
into execution and as the party organization du-
ring two last elections existed more in name than
in fact, while that of opponents was OF the most
perfect and systematic character. The committee
confidently believe that In the selection they have
made in your district they have appointed working
men, and those who feel lively interest IN the sue
cess of our glorious principles. We hope you VIII
proceed Immediately your work, resolved TO COM
mence and continue the fght with determination
that knows no defeat, and zeal worthy the cause
we advocate.
One subject wish particularly to call your at
teption to- and that is the circulation of documents
The proprietor of the Nashville Union is again pun
fishing his campaign paper, and you must avail
yourselves of il OF effectng good IN your
district, of which you should have at least t"enty
copies. But without further comment, We submit
to you the plan of organization adopted by the COM
mittee.
LIST. To make out, forthwith, and forward to the
decided wings, one of decided democrats, and one
of the doubtful, of which you will retain copy,
2. That you report all changes, every two weeks
to the central committee, which may take place IN
your district.
Sd. That you have regular meetings in your os-
trct in order to interchange opinions, and receive
information from each other, ia order to enable you
give the correct report TO the central COM
mittee.
4;h That you keep the FACT that there is ANY
ORGANIZATION, rigidly SECRET from ALL, even
democrats, save those ONLY who are engaged IN
the organization !!
9th. All the time operate, and cause all calcuia-
ted to 10 so, on the doubtful.
9th If at loss for documents or arguments to
operate the doubtful, apply to the central COM
mittee for aid and advice.
7th The last three days before the election, see
every man in the district who votes the democrat
ic ticket get his promise go to his own precinct
and go early, and also make arrangements TO con-
vey the sick and in6rm.
sth. To attend early yourselves, and not be Judg-
es or clerks; get all our votes in as fast as they
come upon the ground, and secure, if possible, the
doubtful
HENRY LIGETT, Chm'n.
ELBRIDGE G SEWER,
w. S. CENTER,
L. w. JORDAN,
R. D. DUNCAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01

teen of the Russian vessels that were sunk DUNG
the 10 the Black Sea, between Sebastopol,
Nicolaieff and Odessa, have been raised. The
steamers Prutb, Laba, Ren Danube and Ghersonese
have been reftted, and again in service. There
were eighty-seVen vessels, in all, sunk and those
that have been recovered have been raised by the
Russians under the direction of their engineers and
naval officers. The American company with which
the Government has contracted for the raising of
the vessels sunk at the mouth Of the barbor by
Prince Menschikoff at the commencement of the
siege, are expected to commence operations soon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01

EY The Communication from "a DEMO
GRAFT" which we publish this morning, was
written by gentleman who has borne a con-
spicious part in the contests in this State be-
tween his party and the xhig, as well as
the American party. We don; like his no.
tons about Americanism, inferentially
drawn from his remarks, but he pleads the
cause Of individual independence 100 well to
be denied place in the PATRIOT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01

~ DR.. Bellows has won more fame as
preacher in behalf of the stage and the advocate of
actors and actresses, than supporter of Fremont
aud Black Republicanism. Since his celebrated
sermon on theatrcals, the members of the profess
sion have dubbed together aud obtained fine bust
o. their champion, which is on exhibition in New
York. So the actors aud actresses of tho Metro
polls may now fairly be said to have busted their
Bellows.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-01

humorous old man fell in with ignorant and
Father iHpsrsinens young minister, who proceeded
TO introm she gentlemen Ia rather positive terms,
that be would never reach heaven anIess he vas
born again, and added. IL have experienced that
change, aud nov feel no anxiety" "And have
you been bora sgaIn'r said bis companion "Yes,
trust have" "wsll." said ths oil gentleman, /"
eyeing him very sttsndsely, II shouldn't Ghiak Is
woald hurt yea 10 be boFa0nes mores