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For Sale.

THAT valuable business stand MARI ct Street. adoin
i ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton now occupied b.
Coney as clothing stoFs of the stands in the cir
orhny retail establishments Price very modert'
Applyto
poV2 lie Avs LINDSEY,
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THE
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
SO LONG UNNECESSARILY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!


IHOR restores, permaneny Gray hair TO IT'S original
color, luxurantly the bald head; removes al
dandrud, itching AID all &C Oiuia, scad head and ali erp
T. 10 any imaginable age removes as il by magic, ala
bloehes &C. r"m the face and cures all neural a and ners
Vous head acre see circular ana we ioilo"Ans'
Down, Y H. FEB. s, 1857,
PROF. o. J. WOOD & Co.-GeBis: Within few DAYS Eo
have received many and calls Ter Frof o. J.
Woods Ham Restorative t2t % day compelled %
send TO Boston oTa quant he deEen yog orS aroe all
Every bottle sold produced three
four customers, and the approbson and PATRONAGE Il
vicinity. fully eonvace rs lba1 Il Is MOST VAL
UABLE PREPARATION
seno may be gross OF 81 size; and one
dozen 81 size; believe yoars very respec fully,
CSigned) DANIEL La IHROP & co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co.. No. Nov 70. ISL
PROP. o. WOOD.-Dsar SIR Slme time last sumner
induced s some Of your BAN Restorative and
Its effects wonderful, fell It duty you ana
Our little sons head Tor time bad been perfectly
covered with aud called cad head. The hsr
almest entirely of Consequences, when friend,
eeing his saring, advised your Restorative,
did with little hope of s., but surprise, and
that all friends very applications removed tho
dsea entirely and and uXuraBt crop Of hair sOon0
OUT and say boy healthy
scalp and as luxuan CROP Of hair as any other ehd.
We therefore, do hereby mend yOdr Res,O-
i've as perfect remedy for an diseases OF hs scalp and har
We are, yours respectfully,
GEoReE ": H1GGINBoTHAA,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM,
Gardner, Maine, June g, Is54
PROF. o. J. WOOD--Dear SIR; have bottles
OF Professor woods H4E restorative and can Truly say
lie the greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and chang
Ing Hair. Before using it Of seveLty. Ny
hair has attained IL original color. You can recon-
mend to the world without the least fear my
w Yours, Respectfully.
DAEIBL n. MURPHY.
o. ]. WOOD & CO., Proprietors 3I2 Broadway, New
New, Gin the geatE. Y. Wire RaliBg Estabshment sRd
ia Narketst., 81 Louis No. And sold BY all good Drug
gists. nov 3 tSl N38ins-
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BLACKSMITMs.

Who are inneed Of Anvs Of any size, Vices either
mon or Box, Bellows Of warranted to work per-
ecy Horse Rasps, Flat and Half Round Files Sedges and
Hand Hammers, HOrse-SheO Nails English and American
Blister Cast and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies old fashion
ed Screw Plates at cost. 10 81
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DoaIsrsiu
FARMERS.

WHO are In want of Corn Shelters Straw Cutters ames
w Chains Of any sind, Wedding Hoes for CeTn Cotton
er 1abaeeo5 swine Blades and Cradles, Axes. Rope
Pow Lines Halter, Hay Manure FORKS ShOves and
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher HALVES, Saussge Lul.
ers, Nails cut or wrought, Pump Ckaiu Rkes Crosscrt
~ Combs.
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MORGAN A. CO.

The Old Stand Of. Krkmaa & Ellis.
dee 3-deo&wIy.
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CRIsP's GAIETE-It win be seen that Mr.. Crisp
announces the appearance of the New Orleans Opera
Troupe on Tuesday evening next, by which time he
confidently expects they win reach here. Our citi
gems are eager enjoy the rich musical feast in store
for them.
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Gas. wALKEE.-fBe telegaphic dispatch in this
mornings paper, announcing the arrival, Of Cen
WIN. Walker at Punta Arenas on the 25th ult, will
relieve the painful apprehension that he had been
lost in a storm in the Gulf His many friends will
rejoice TO hear of his safety and Of his arrival at
Punta Arenas. The next arrival from Nicaragua
viii bring US stirring news.
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NOTICE, NOTICE.
selling Rope, Bagging, Salt Nails Tobacco,
r, MhlskS; Slgrrs, and Liquors generally for all FREE
pANk, oCokk, LAWRENCEBURG and SHELBYVLE
NOfes az par J. T. MARTIN d CO..,
I2ro.d and Mavk
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MuTesI MuIes

HAVE FOR SALE, great bargain, either for Cash or
short time, % head of strictly No. MULES. Con-
sstng of Is yearlings, and II two year olds.
apply to A. J. McWHIRTER,
dec 6-doEw3t No. Nashville Inn Block.
VALUABLE ARKANSASFARM FOR SALE.
NAT offering for sale tine most liberal teTms
w OF The valuable farms in the STATE of ATkau
fronting The Mississippi River in Mississippi county
about mile below the town OF OceOa, adilinn the
farm OF Beal Hardin, ESQ., The tract contsns about 1850
acres from IS 10 100 cleared and timber deadened
-Four excellent Negro Cabins large quantity of Cy-
press timber great bargain be had by applying to-
addressing Lis W BROWN.
dec I'd tTiW6W-1m, Cherry Street.
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Who is in want of Single Double Barrel Shot Gun
dne Razor or Pocket KNIFE set Of Knives and Forks
anything usually lound Hardware Store would find
their interest before purchasing, to cal on
Williams & Co.. &C.,
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MERCHANTS

Who visit Nashville for the purpose Of buying Table Knives
and Forks Pocket Knives, Shears and LessOrs Shot
and Rhes locks of ali kinds Cotton Cards. any of
the innumeTabe items esssTy make up con pete
took Of Hardware. -.9-.l
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SALE OF LAND ANDSTOCK,
HAVING determined TO remove to Nashville, will offer
for sale on Thursday, the l0th day December, the
BILE PAm which have lived for the past three
years. II situated nne miles northeast of Nashville in
DcSpadden's bend, Immediately Cumberland river
There is comfortable dwelling, with good negro houses
stables barns and excellent orchard. The Tract con-
an $50 acres 14U of which cleared chiefly river
tom and inferior to no land in the county wlitake pleas
in showing the place, and will sell private At
the time will cell my entire stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle Sheep and Hogs, among which valuable
brood mares, well adapted TO saddle and harness.
Also, wagons, aud farming utensils. Particular
attention of breeders called will offer the justly
baed saddle Stallion, Marshall Ney, whose celebrity is
extended in this vicinity TO require comment Terms made
known on day Of sale. $40 ,-r
deel-tf w. H. JOHNSON.
Choice Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE have in large lot OF Capt Stuz's celebat.
w ed brands of Tobacco and his we'll known Pancake
brand arrive in flew days We except brzads when
those who the 6es article that they fad
il, wholesale retail, at a Union street.
Also large lot OF Langhorn & Armistead, with many
other brands OF fine Virginia Tobscc0-and lot OF good
Tennessee Tobacco wish to close prices to
please the buyer.
We contin keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic and German de- Pipes, Scotch Snuff Smoking
Tobacco, &c, &c.
wv LANGLEY & CO.,
dec 10 Union Street,
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IVtUFIE Lost

CTRAYBD OR STOLEN trum the subscriber ~
- Friday the 3rd inst, DARK BROWNU8EA
MULE, 6 years old about 10 hands high, branded T-E
with the letter Nj" his left sh builder, knot ons
side Of his breast uader the collar. Whoever will
turn him No Market Street, viii be liberaly
Warded. dec 7-dIw1 MICRAL CONNOLLY.
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MANAGERS.
no DRUGGISTS.
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE

WANTED, By graduate in Pharmacy, situation in q
Drug store, ether wholesale retail. God reference
given. address, care OF V. B. Palmer Co. Phils
depbia. dec dat
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REMOVAL
.JOHN YORK & Co.

LAVE removed their Book BindeTy from the Trad
Bank TO toe sscond story Of the DAILY News oes
on the sev between DeadTck and union streets whefe
have a spacious Foom and well prepared 10 do all
We have 6bs stock Of BaDkBook Papers, and warrant
our WORK Ia suit customers both manshp
price .a
We took the premium the Mechanics Fair for best
made Blank Books and determined not to etrogade IN
work. .rrr
Mnsie Books Harpers' Magazine, and all periodicals
brought us viii be Handsomely and well bound.
Old numbers of Harper furnished 70 complete books.
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0O0 CANS Fresh Baltimore sters in ce Just received
SOU and will be 81 60 for large and so cents
for half cans We will supply customers this
this price or less always warranted good:
HOLL1STER & CARTER,
IF ITniop
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M8 To the exclusion of much other matter, we pub.
lish entire in this mornings paper, the first snnpa
nsEs message Of President Buchanan to Congress-
issn important State paper prepared with the &c.
knowisdged ability of its author and viii command
ths cnrefnl consideration Of his cOunirymen
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rs Attention is directed to the Hardware ad-
vertisement of Messrs. MCCALL, VANIEER, 6 Co.
in another column. These gentlemen have recently
made large and Thoroughly selected additions to
their stock of GUNS, CUTLERY and BUILDING HARD
WARE, and are now offering extra Inducements to
CASH buyers, or PROMPT paying customers, on the
usual time. For FINE Guns and SPORTING APPARATUS,
call at No. A, South Market Street. t jan 1.
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Fa- There was large gathering of people on
Monday, County Court day A negro woman, q
common field hand was sold for little 81, 900,
six months time. The times not too hard to
promise pretty round price it seems, and this shows
that "hard times have not affected US very serious
ly as those promises are always met.-FrankiiH
ReUieR, Dec. TO-
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MOST desirable resideuce-2 miles from the City, on
n Louisville Branch Pike-a comfortable Dwelling with
four Kitchen servants rooms, &c and fifteen acres
oflRRd, will be sold liberia terms, eXehsng for resi-
dence in the City, between Cedar and Broad streets
jig " BR JWN.
dec Elm Az Cherry ST.
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$1,000.

That he sewing done by the Grover & Baker Family
Sewing Machine, making the Grover Baker stitch is less
liable to rip thread stitch be or broken than the
l. NJ Singer any other Shuttle Machine or any other
kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented in the United States
or Europe.
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Postponement!
sALEOF LAND AND STOCK

Tn consequence Of ncemency the weather. the sale
advertised below, has been postponed until Tuesday
the 23Td Of December, 1857. dec 10.
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CEoice Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
Removal

L WIN BROTHERS have removed their stock Of Drugs
II and Medicines No. S, Nashville Ina Block, the house
formerly occupied by Messs Evans CO., and have
hand large and extensive of Drugs Medicines
Paints Ois &c (which they offer to The trade at low prices
the usual time and will be ha py to their old friends
Others purchasing goods in the market.
Nashville. Dec. .s.I..##
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Trustees sale.

Trustees sale.
DY virtue of decree of trust executed 10 me by Henry
ID Turner Trustee for Emma Brooks NJ H Brooks
I'd said Emma his WIFE registered in office Davidson
county tennessee, book No o. pages 4S7 shall sell
SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1857,
at the house door in the cit of Nashville Tennessee
the land and its appertinances said deed named, contain
ing ten acres the north side Othe Cum ver In
said county. Said land viii be to highest bidder
the following terms: nth the cash in hand,
the balance in equal Dsamens of g. 10 and s months
with approved security, with inIsrst from date.
WP FOWLER,
Nov Trnstea
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Ba- Rev. J. B. FERGUSON will preach at odd-Fel-
lSN's Hall this evening at o'clock -- -

HARD TIMEs-PRIcEs TO CoRREsPoND.-0King to
the tremendously tight times, and after Monday
14th of this month, and January, 1858, we propose
to offer stock of dry goods at cost, for cash.
We don't do this to run of lot of old goods, for
our stock is nearly all new having been in business
but short time, but because we wish to reduce our
stock on hand We have splendid lot of velvet
and cloth cloaks; black and fancy silks, embroider
les, laces &C., white and linen goods. Besides a
great many different kind of goods which it is useless
10 mention. ~ ..-
Come one, Come all, if you wish to buy better bar
gains than you have had opportunity Of doing for
long time. Clml ]. C. NICHOLSON, s. Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE City Banks generally
resumed specie payments to-day. Private despatch
es say that the Boston Banks sill do the same and
the New England and New York Country Banks
will be restored to their position of sixty days ago.
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FARM FnR RENT
For Sale.
FOR SALE.

A No Servant, well qualified house woman good vash.
N er and iEonei, and good Cook. Ne incum6rance
deci-H ROYD a Co
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WHEAT. WHEAT.

UYAETED Immediately, 1000 o bushels Of wheat w,
w will take all qualities Of wheat the highest
price paid in Nashve, We also have an order FOR Sos
bales Strict Midding Cotton, fer which We viii nav ne
highest price delivered our Warehduss ~
Market and Clark stfsst. h. S. PREN ca & son.
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine max
ing the Grover BIkeT Stitch capable of accomplishing
much greater variety of work; suth required plan
tstons and families in the Southern States Than the NJ
Singer other Shuttle Machine any other
for sewing in ever in the United States
or Europe.
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SEWING MACHINES

OIEGER'S Sewing Machines exam ned and tested on
- EVERY conceivable DESCRIPTION OF YORK, fTom HIN
BST CAMBRIA TO THICK LEATHER by the st scen-
tfcjudges in the country the late Mechanics Institute
Far Nashville, Tenr aud were prom unced DEC lDEDLf
sewing is required, and awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUM the DIPLOMA, which now 10 be ugng
in this office PREMIUMS NUMEROUS 70 mention
here have been AWARDED TO the Machines in the
UNITED STATES and EUROPE. among others the
HIGHEST PREMIUM The MEDAL OF HONOR at the late
Exposition UNIVERSALLY FRANC E.
u ? The public is invited 10 call al Exhibition Office.
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Nashville Market, Dec. IL.


CoTroN.-The only transaction we have heard
within two days, was a small lot of very superior
purchased OF manufacturers account, for which l0sc
was paid The offerings to day may be said to be
nominal at I0c, with rather downward tendency
ToBAoco-Loose, command 8 to &c., as to quality.
WHRAT.-Prices continue as heretofOre-75@SOc.
for red, and SO@85c for white-with light receipts,
owing mainly to the high waters.
FLoUR-Priees are unchanged-S4@4.25f for su-
perfue, and S45O@5OO for extra family.
GRoCERIEs.-The stock On the market is small,
though sufficient for the demand. We quote Sugar
at S99c; Molasses S2Gg35, and Coffee 1l9l23c.
The Hog Market
Dealers here are offering &c gross and sc net.
Small lots for family use are selling at 5953c.
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 9th inst,
says:
The current price of hogs has not essentially
changed during the week, but the market has par.
taken of that iieginmate character which has made
i. quite irregular, and made prices partake more
/ OF the fancy character than Of fact. The great
bulk of the business done during the week was by
drovers and owners Of hogs, who not satisfied with
the current prices, have arrived at the conclusion
that there is money in pork So and are therefore
packing not only their own, but have bought quite
| extensively with the same object in view and in
| this way prices have been Kept up. because the
amount of hogs to be had outside is comparativelv
small and not more than what is needed to fill the
current orders. Packers, as general thing. are
| holding back and exhibiting greater amount Of
canton and indifference than is usual at this season
! in other years.
| The market closed languid, though it was not
easy to purchase 200 ID hogs at So, which is the
/ rate packers seem willing to pay, but would no
operate largely at this rate All the houses ar,
busy except the foreign Ones chiefly on commission
| work
The total receipts for the season resch - 1881
| Same time in 1856 1909
- 1925 - 2O3,5o.
1854 134, 7S
The whole number received from Kentucky up 4
this date last season was So 726. This up t.
date, it is 81, $50, showing falling off of 1876
The Louisville Courier of the 10th says
Prices are unchanged, and we quote hogs q
1926 net. According to the estimates of the pack
ers, there have been nearly two hundred thousan
hogs contracted for, to be packed this point thi
season. and it is fully expected that it will excee
that number. The receipts are quite heavy an,
all the packers pens were full last night.
AtChicago, Ill, on the 9th, & decline of % to 40
on the hundred pounds was noted, the prices rang
ing from 1887 to 1915 gross. at other points il
Illinois, sales were making at s. to $3.50, with isrg
offers, and little disposition on the part of packer
to purchase.
The farmers in Indiana were asking So net, bu
packers do not seem disposed to give that price Tn
Evansville Journal of the 9th saws:
In this city, there is very little disposition to bu
hogs even at $3.50, Packers prefer to pack On com
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CARPENTERS,

Who want to buy Planes ofany kind Common Steel
Augers and Anger Bits, Hand and IerOn Saws, Rules,
Foot AdEes Braces and Bits Double and single Plane Bs
ComPasses, Chisels and Gouges Drawing Knives, Climb
cts, Haiehets and Hammers Spirit Levels, Oil and
Stones, Squares Of kind Screw Drivers Gauges Chalk
Inns, Anger and Chissl Handles, saw Sets s '-7Hf
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SHUTTLE MACHINE.
OPINION OF THE JUDGES ATTHE LATE
MECHANICS, FAIR.

the late Mechanics Fair held the CITY NASHVILLE
II in October. 1857, the Judges appointed ar
tcles in Glass 43-No II GROVER & BAKERs Sewing Ma.
chimes No. l64, 81 GER's-RePOrt upon the Prjnci.
pal points and merits of the Two machines follow:
The machines both thread machines usin
two separate threads tor making the steh that GRovEe
IL BAKKR using the thread from Common spoOAS
with Needles; and that of SINexR's using one
spool and needle, the other n rad working from Hob.
bin inctOsed in n Shuttle, and, in he opinion of
the committee is best adapted To Fine Clothing, sad.
dIeFy, DC.
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmpITcaIs
ed Machinery and. Of course. easier man.
aged; advantage Of using sPOOIs without Re-
winding, and, ith the exception OF nne eithng sad
diery, DC in the opinion OF the committee is best
ed for "
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
mr.. RrotlerlcIk,s Letter.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 9th. II

SAN Francisco, June eth, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: - Hitherto have refrain
ed from entering into q newspaper dc.
fcnce against the calumnios and misrep-
rescntRtiOns Of my adversarics. l have
always been willing to stand or fall acord-
ing to my acts, and by them alone still
desire to be judged. HaAing heretofore
avoided public controversies through the
press with my traduccrs, l do not propose
to engage in them now, but as the sub
ject Of your inquiries is of nature not
merely personal to myself l consider an
answer due to my friends and to tho con-
fidencc they have reposed in me. In ad-
ditiOn TO your request, have been impor-
tuned by others, personally and by letter,
to correct the charge that l seek to estab-
lish an anti-administration- party in this
State. They regard it as an act of JUS.
tice to themselves, that Ishould make nv
denial public. Having been triumphant
ly elected to the Senate for six years.
it cannot now be said that / am actuated
by an interested or selfish motive in al
lowing myself to be drawn into the COL
umns of newspaper. Ireply then, EN-.
phatically, that l did not return to this
State to mako war upon the administra-
ton Of President Buchanan, neither do
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
The Exile Of ClOudland.
BY CHARLES MACKAY.

BIZ CHARLES MACKAY.
When | was dweller in ClOudland,
dwelt in rich and proud land;
/ was lord Of the cline,
l was king of the time;
And the sun and the shower,
The leaf and flower,
All came 70 my bidding in Gloudland.---
was monarch supreme in my Cloudland,
was master of fate in that proud land;
] would not endure
That grief without cure,
A love that could end, ,
Or II false-hcarted friend,
Should dwell for an instant in ClOudland.
My CIoudland, my beautiful ClOudland,
Imadc there great and proud land;
With skies ever bright,
And with hearts ever Light
Neither sorrow nor sin
Found harbOr within,
And love was the law Of my Cloudland.
But, alas for myself and my proud land!
There came revolution in ClOudland;
My people, untrue,
Broke my sceptre in two,
And false to their vow,
Took the crown from my brow,
And banishcd me far from my ClOudland,
NJ ClOudland, my beautiful Cloudland,
How happy was I in that proud land
All the wisdom Two won,
Since my realin was undOne,
Is but poor to repay
What lost in day
When turn'd my last look upon Cloudland
0. Je thoughts and ye feelings of Cloudland
. Ne died when quilted that proud land
wander discrown'd,
On bare chilly ground;
An exile forl0rn,
Weary, weary and worn,
Never more to revisit my ClOudland.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
PlMCer>iIIr Pos, OTSlcc.

4 NAL j. di,po't',,d Hno IA, eri,c l,jN, Sundays
\ r\,tntr,l, Ia SirTawvUt, So fcNNcl>,c, aNd all
n,-.t. Of Ms state, N,urh CLOSES At >Nc'NrS, y VI.
\ special mai ,sdi>pt'". i1NhN, Sr,laN>E\''W'
-, to CnioniA rtH CVlI SirWS>, Na,,h NN>'s a, ;
v'tlcck Z NJ
,rctial mat is olSc aj>,'rhr,l ,lA.lv SanlANS w.
,ei,,,a ~ G-"rEvlown Ct1 SlvSSA HAT Nh,rh V'o>rS
atSu'clocN 4, NJ,
The mails trr The Atlantic States fNr,re, g., clN>r
Al Ibis ofitr ab1ut;h" 81 and i>ih - Vach WontC\.
c,pt when those days IVmc nu Saturday, ANd then
they will Close the NtN rr,NNrl>,
The Mails for Oregon arb Wa>htNr'NN rerr,,rricS
arc si.>pA<chcd sr,-m 'NtlA, NuN,,IA,,lN amer The
arrival uithc Nlau'ic wa'l>
iG,c mal> { r $,h lakv tNv HnI ri',cr r'S, H'''S
:, l''aa t,Irl,ry, Jr 4 ~,A,' 4 n,stNN, ,,' SNN
Francisco, San n,txr, ant rs swat ~ NU',.
rFfICE liOl'RS rl,> vtNc' W'h w. A,ityi,N ~.
Is, Sundays eNs. pt,t NrN oV},. d, \. NJ, III -
" aui tgoiaiS ;il ~, 4 VI, EvN d,l'vrA "A tN
',,e,rM
,'l >aully,--FrNu SIM 10 \ NJ, arl N~,m UG
s. I. NJ \ VI rilNrCiiEk, Tvs; Master.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
NUMBER IA.

regarded as suitable candidates for high
offices, have heard the names Of several
reliable democrats who are friends Of
mine. But shall not seek to Gorestall
the action of the Convention, as others
would do, but leave the selection of can
didatcs to the discrimination Of the party.
have thus stated my position upon
the subject referred to In your letter ct
some length, as design this to be final
refutation, SO far as l am concerned, Of
the Misrepresentation Of my enemies.
Very rcsp'y your ob't sCrv't,
d. G. FREDERICK.
GEN. A. RRDISGroN and HoN. J. P. DYER.