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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

Testimony % the Rscks, by Hugh Miller, n Is
American Merchant In Europe, Asia and Au-
st-alia, edi ed BY Freeman Hunt. rs
Journey through Texas. by l. Olmstesd 1 25
Life Of Sai-pins- vans, by J NJ Mackie, I 90
Bay Path, or New England Life, %
Two years ago, Kingsley, rs
6purgeon, the Modern Whitfield, o.
SpufReons, sermons 81 series I 90
Forest and Shore. or the Pine-tree State 90
Viva, or the Secret OF Power, Southvorth I Is
Love after Marriage, MIS-. lee Hentx, l 10
Sherwood, or book OF Memories, 90
Sea Spray, u Long Island Village, 2o
KnAves and Fools, cs
The Border Rover, py Emerson Bennett, IS
The White Chief, by Capt Mayno Reid, 70
Chitchat Of Hurnor Wit and Anecdotes 1 Is
SamAgundi, or Whirm- " ans, %
Crayon Sketches Of notable men, 80
Godey's Gallery OF splendid Engravings, 90
- Pattern Book OF Embroidertes. Is
Every Lady her own shoemaker, 90
How to make u dress, rs
The Nursery Basket, OF Directions for Young
Mothers, 60
For sale At
The IOUa Book Rooms.
No Is Brady street, doors above the Post Once
JunelOitf ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Iron Works DESTROYED.

Iron Works Destroyed.
New York, August 4.
The rolling mills of the Cambria
Iron Co., near Johnstown, Pa, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday night,
causing loss Of from 100000 to $7O,-
900. There was an insurance of $751;
900 on the property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

The Panorama was visited last eve.
ming by very large crowd, all of whom
seemed highly pleased
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Pay Your City Taxes.

N1CTICU 10 hereby Riven to the citiseas OF Davcu.
IN port, that the CITY Tax Doeks ass nov IL ray
hands for be collection Of City Taxss for the year
1857 and you are requested 70 cell ct the Narshaise
ONE and pay the sane beoro ths Ssh day Of August
1857, and . Y costss
Dsvcnpsrt August ~, 1857.
b. ". UITOHBLL,
an e6dt2Ath O;tv Marphal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
LITTLE DORklTT COMPLETE,

vols cloth illustrated, - so, vol. olo., q "a
" paper do 70, paper 90
0tencoe, l vol, paper, 90
Nothing New, I vol, piper, Oh
The Professor by Culver Bell, q
Aurora Leigh Iy Bowning, Tea
The Citizen, by Bishop Hopkins, 10
Al No 36 Brady street, doors North OF the Post
Once ELI ADANs
7moodtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
'f Hiram Prices House. with power to act.

o. hiram frices House. with power to act
Committee-Bowling, Sears, lie Claire.
Petition Of the Independent Fire Enein,
and Hose Company to the Council to allow
them TO take one Of their engines to Mus
catine on an excursion on August 9th, wa
granted.
Communication Of Alvord and Van Pat
ten and others was referred to Committee
OF Aid. Cannon, Sears and Forrest
Contract signed by the Mayor with C. II.
lAge for grading Marquette street was ap.
proved
The contract signed by the Mayor with
I. ..Kinsella for macadamizing levee was ap-
proved.
Report Of the City Treasurer was read.
Aid. Forrest offered the following Resolu-
ton:
RESOLVED, That the City Engineer be au-
thorised to make contract with the con
tractor on Perry street for macadamiziny
and making cutters ION Front and Perry
| streets) from the north side Of Front street
| to low water mark at the river on said
street, provided the cost Of macadamizing
and cutters will not be greater than that on
other portions Of said street and be paid in
City Bonds.
Adopted.
City Marshals report was read and &C.
cepted. and Police bills ordered to be paid
The estimates Of the following Contractors
were ordered to be paid:
I. kinsella. macadamizing levee, $l4s7ss
Ii. Steffen, 2dst, 72s.Oo
G. q. Arndt I'd st.. l253.5O
ii. Lafrenz. Perry st., 1880
c. Lage, ID st $50, so
W. McCammon, grading levee, l30.24
'" McCammon, " $500
B. b. Brayton Co., grading
Bridge Avenue, $4,000
brayton & Boies. grading Perry
street, 2s43. %
Brayton 4 Boes, grading Gaines
street, 1924
Brayton d Boies, macadamizing
Brady St, 62s7. AS
W. -. S0TTOu cStlLu0tc mn EEQlne
House, Os55
!. H. Sears on CONS on sale of
Bonds, 3755s
W. $. Carroll, Plans for Hospital, 10000
McCarn, III
A. }. Kennedy, Fire Eng inc Mes
senger, 24.OO
7. Wright, Street supt, $500
Sam. Sylvester, 4.5O
Haight, Sears 4 Beck EFT, Oil for
Engines, 1900
Cook 4 Sargent, CONS on sale of
Bonds, 5000 |
Davenport Gas Co, SO 70 |
!. II. Sears, CONS on sale of
Bonds, 1000 90 |
J. c. Washburn. A1aa
Street CONS report lO,672.O7
Evans, Chew 4 Co., rent of En-
CINE House, $500
j. II. Lafrenz, grading Perry st, 54.3l
/. Bill Of City was referred.
Aid. Bowling offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolred, That the Street Commissioner
be ordered to open Main Street through the
College Grounds forthwith.
Adopted
AID. Sears offered the following resolu-
ton
Reselved, That the Street Commissioner
and Street Committe be instructed not to
employ any more hands than are absolutely
nece ssary to make any needful repairs that
may be needed, until further instructions
from the Council
AID. Bowling moved to lay on the table.
Carried
On motion Council adjourned to meet on
Wednesday next at o'clock.
E. PECK,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
NOTICE To ADvERTIsRRA.

Large cuts charged double the same dimensioos 81
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood 70
sppy strictly 10 the immediate business AZ the adver-
scr and all other advertisements sent In By the ad.
tertisrr will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
Will b. Inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In.
serted me time free Of cost, thereafter charged
other advertisements
Advertisements from abroad must b G paid for in
sdriabiy an ddUGnce, unless from approved Agents
Cuutrsrsf,r yearly advertising terminable At the
riou Of adv ,rtsers, they paying An advancement o.
q per ceit. On The contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt 10 resdn6 matter
oper cent. advance above rates, AID kept on in
eide. 70 per cent. advance oil regular rates
All transient Advertisements must DO paid for IN
advance.
gro r. WEST Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS n BRO. Daily Gazstte.
" LISCHER d co. Der Dsmokrst
HARRINGTON wiLKiE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
POLICE REPORTS.
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHNS.

The police business yesterday was con-
fined in the arrest and punishment Of one
man for intoxication.
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STATE DEMOCRAT,
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DAVENPORT. AUGUST 0, 1857.


Local A0A1r0.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS
AREIvAIS
nsssernt iaChcago)twice dsiiyex sun,y 3 NAE n
Southern( us at inc and Iowa ethyl daily lok
northern tvs Dsbuque) daily IT Spn
southern (St Lous) daily at ern
Northern via CamAnche, LeCiaire, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday II 7pM
Northern via Asiuoketa, Dewitt, &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday 81 7Pn
DEPARTUREs. L. 4. TIME
Eastern (vis Chicaso) closes st-aAu
Northern lDubuQuel a.
southern (Dt Louts) q
Sosthern (nuscatine and Iowa cIty) close Arr
Northern tCamsDche, LCiaire, &c, closes
Sunday, Tuesday and 1hursday at 6pn
Northern Asquoksta and Dewitt closes Sun.
day, Tuesday and Thursday IL spn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
office.

Notice.
'I'HE8E will be . meeting d the Democratic
L Central Oemmtt@e at the State Democrat Ofacr
on saturday evening next, At O'Clock A full At
tendance is requesteds - business f importsnce In
70 be transacted. AUSTIN COR1iN.
susO'to Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
1f1 &lufrtisemeats.


TWIN 09fY BOOK STORE.
HsWO DefOf AND CIRCULATING LlnaAnY
- st., opposite LeClairs Hosso-Nev York. Boston
rnnadelphis, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Loals pa
q SsseiveA every day. 8. II. STARR, AomT,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

Lest.
A RORTllOuID ssatalninG eheu1 - huplrsi and
"A tvsasy dsilsrs, part = - en- part In urres-
cy, Together with Cevtioeaae Of 0spssN drawn y
Nichols. Oampbel 3 90, dased July 10, 1851, No.
10 " ny savor for tAsee hundred dollars me nnd.
er will b. literally rewarded BY lsavtng the money
and certificate at Nickons, Campbell & Cos Bank.
Al persons cautioned against receiving the said
Certihcate, - the peyneat he's bsen stepped.
Davenport August 8. 1857.
aused1t 0.P DD0ERTON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

nDACHE2S residing b the County, are solicited
70 meet preparatory % he meeting Of tAs ssIowa
0tate Tsachers Associston, to Be held q Iowa o..
~, August H. - aod 18th, In The School nosss q
c,fnag 81 0eve1th and Perry stress Of tbs cty,
SATURDAY Aussse 81, . . oaasck y.
auSSdtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Proceedings Of the City Council
REGULAR MEETING.

Council Chamber, Angus. 6, 1857.
| PRESENT:
His Hon. the Mayor, GEO. B. SARGENT:
| ALDERMEN
LIST Ward, Cannon. Jennings; 81. Small
field, Ramming; Sd, Bowling, Volls.edt
4th. Forrest, Wsshburn; 9th, LIE Claire
OBrien; 9th. Sears, Guy.
Minutes of last meeting were read an,
approved.
Committee on Petition of J. D Harris 70
port that the certificate attached to the Pc
ntion, showing that the grade was estab
iished in front Of his lot, refers to anothe,
lot. and is therefore entitled to no damage.
In the opinion Of your Committee.
Report adopted and Committee dis
charged.
Committee on Petition Of Paul Sexton for
remission OF tax for macadamizing, report in
favor Of RENTING three fourths Of said tax.
Report adopted
Report Of Committee on Petition of J. F.
Flack report in favor Of allowing said Flsck
tS5 for said COW.
Committee on Petition Of c. Whitaker re-
port and offer the following Resolution:
To THE MAYoR AND ALDERMEN:
The Committee to whom was referred the
Petition ofC. Whitaker, asking the privilege
OF erecting bath rooms on the bank Of the
river, have had the same under sdvisement
and can see no reason why the prayer of
petitioner should not be granted, limiting
the time to 10 years instead of 20 years,
and therefore offer the following Resolu-
ton:
Resolved That the Mayor be authorized
to lease or give permission to said Whitaker
10 erect house on the bank Of the river at
Or near the intersection Of Fourth and River
streets at high water mark, providing that
t shall not at any time obstruct the street
,r side walk, and also the construction of
1oating bath rooms in front Of said building.
md providing that from any cause it should
become necessary to remove said building
md bath rooms, the city reserves the priv
ege of requiring their removal to some
'ther locality.
JOHN c. WAsHBuRN
JOHN FORREST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
BOOTS AND SHOES!

THE EMPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
VXyR have now In store large and well seiects
w sioeh Of Boots and Shoes. 10 which invite
the attention Of all In want u articles In line.
Obusfry Traders wishing 70 rcplcnish THAR st0
chasing elsewhere.
To our numerous customers who prefer OsG1oas
Work we continue 10 hold out inducements N The
way OF prime stock and atItaA soov&, not equalled
this side OF New York.
All kinds Of Lad,esp WORK Manufactured q usual.
LApsOdtfl MOORE 3 0AR11Tf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

BUILDERS NARDWA
NAILS, LOCKS,
BUTTS, SCREWS,
% o., % 9
Mill Furnishing Goods 4!
LEATHER 4 RUBBER Betting,
CIRCULAR AND MULEY SAWS {!
FILES, &C.,
CUTLERf .AFD GUYS,
AGE,
nECHANICS TOOLS,
WAGON MAKERS HARDWARE
C. g. We shau cell our eosd. !. oosf ustu the
arst Of October. 0.H. SlOKBLS BRO.
Augugt6dtf
THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL
CleartMg Owt Sale
Staple and Fancy
ID II Y g O O ID 8 {!
Second It, opposite L. Claire House,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
sad dssiissss. vin : ssss.s. sr y 10. ID,
days,ss
New York Cost,
70 csaf e4an eeths psessat ssoee that ~ nay CON-
msnce ~ iaal tsads WITH fresh s.seetnsat which
intend sha y LArsss nschss and 1s1ssr 4 svsry
Psspsee, eAan AsreeoGhsA.
4assAasen %
DRESS GOODS,
TALNAs,
AANTLES,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
COAL! COAL! COAL! COAL !

NOW is the time for the citizens Of Davenport 10
IN lev by their
WINTER STOCK OF COAL!
Orders left at the once OF the Henry County Coal
Company, corner of Brady and Biith street, will be
promptly attended to.
july 1odim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

INHE largest assortment Of Pans ever brousht Into
i davenport for SAFE at No . Brady street. Also,
COMBS, USHES, BUTTONS
PoRTMoNIEs. PHRruNHnY, DOLLS,
&C. &C. in fact all kinds Of Fancy Goods TO Be found
on the South side Of the Iowa Book Rooms
Julyl6dtf CARMAN h BROfHUR,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

II LIVINGSTON L LOCKWOOD.
Juiylodtf
Thousands Of Rolls Of Wall PapoF
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS.

For Sale en- Lots to suit Purchasers.
D0RDRRS Fireboard Prints, Tester Ornaments,
- window shates, Gold Transparent and beost,-
full, Paper Curtains, plain, green, blue bun and a.
Cured. at very low prices. We are Philadephia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style Of paper. Who
would be vi bare walls, when yon can have your
houses papered and made Comfortable for tina
Halls, Rooms, Ceilipgs and Decorative Peperina
doe n 3 style not to be exceiled.
H9ease call On Second street. CONNER u RocA lssnA,
Sk(BPuBhD Z CON,
Jsly9adly fsper Dealers and Papsr 1asGssa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

6Do8o0oE k0T OO1E,
n psrssa r.naang ordar, q oAHsoe's MuIs. d
u - lS4.nsA Uasdss, ssss slssss, e N ia
pssfsct seeMtioo, Any ons In vast of < ~. / ~.
- veGa 9 vsu - - sssa. ~ AsrsAsF pastis-
osAe6n~u CANNON Ara1ol
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06

"eposy Counsy Surveyor. Pians and Drawings Of all
.inae neatly executed. Orders len q the once Of
4. II. Miller viii DO promptly attrnd.6 ~ An
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
Prof. woods alair Esosiorative.

We pHblih t,.diy she ersefnent Of iis learned and
aDaoIs rOle resident Of St Louis, descriptive Of his
Woad-rui Oh eovery We believe sher one opinion
among ell who his Hair ResfOraIive-an that
boBudel conf eutlre efficacy Il has nc coorng
matter ia H. and effects The Of the hir by
ing forces. which originally give it growth nd color. II
works an astonishing eh- Dge -EastOH tiss Clarion.
@zsa THE FAUX ANNIHLATElD. s.5F.
EVERY summer and FAN thousands Of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dsssniery, Gripping Pains, and other
rreguari los Of the Bowels II be ed in every
or IS ces by the fuckers Chole rup, which
BIS been tested by the best physicians in The South and
" 81 andhy the pronounced the most esct1al remedy
in use. Il has Performed torshing than
any other specific. lie be saved in nine cases
out ol By Investment Of IS cents. Buy bottle aHd
,efPu by you.
FOrsale IN Nashville by KEENAN, & RAINS, and T.
~ ELLs, agents The Pfopreto having unbounded con-
ddsnee IN ID efcaeI of his medicine has authorised the
Agents to Distribute it cautiously anu It's
tlorou y tested Persons afflicted with any Of the above
complaints viii please call the sgHns and get
free Of charge. Tmay6-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
SUMNER RESORTS.

The season Of the year is now at hand when many
Of our people, especially the denizens Of the warm
and dusty cities, are making their preparations for
summer resorts and recreation. Until within the
last few years the great bulk of this patronage has
gone North. Upon the same principle that cur
people had been undermined with the idea, that
every thing manufactured at the North was neces-
sarily better than the same articles manufactured at
the South they believed that the water atmosphere,
society and general accommodations we're superior
al Northern watering places those Of the South
We are gratiied thar very decided change in tlis
particular has taken place at the South There is
no doubt bat the scenery in the States Of Kentucky
Tennessee, Virginia, Alabama and Georgia Is, gen
orally, as interesting, and, in some particulars aar
more attractive than that Of the North 10 section
of country in New York or Pennsylvania furnishes
such beautiful mountain scenery as the eastern por-
ton Of Tennessee. The Hudson does equal it in
the opinion Of many. In the latitude Of Kentucky,
Tennessee and Virginia, there win be found more
constant breeze and less severity Of temperature,
than in the Northern States; altitude determining
temperature more Than latitude
Much attention has been given to the improve
ment Of watering places for the last few years.
and they now afford society that is superior, apd
accommodations at least equal to such as is gene
rally found at the North. Persons who seek The So
ciety Of such places do so for pleasure What assu
rance has citizen Of slave State in visiting these
fashionable resorts at the North, that he will not be
insulted by the free negro walters and the rabble
abOlIiOHists who frequently iufest them was the
case but few years ago with party of Tennessee
ans at Cape May We sincerely trust that our
people will determine to avoid these anuoyances in
future by patronising, and thus aiding in The per-
maHent improvement Of such places in our own
States, where we can preserve our self respect and
enjoy our privileges unmolested.
We have a number of such resorts in and oonve-
nient to Tennessee. By reference to another part
of our paper the reader wiz find the advertisement
Of those delightful and admirably kept places
own State, Bersheba, Epperson's and Beaver Dam,
and of the equally popular and agreeable resorts
Of Buena Vista in Kentucky, the Montgomery
White sulphurin Virginia, and the Cotoosa Springs
in Georgia. We have assurances from the propi-
etors of each, that they have made extensive pre-
paratiOns in order to afford the most excellent ac-
commodations to large number Of visitors. Oar
pleasure seeking friends cannot fal to be pleased
whatever selection they may make between them,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

Coz WoODs's ExHIBITIoN.-The largest-and the
smallest in the world, with The bearded lady
her son, the young Esau, and that wonderful Swiss
warbler, have vast number Of calls daily. They
are at present, decidedly the most popular indvidn
ais in the city. To those who delight in wonders
the exhibition is particularly attractive. Those of
our citizens who have not yetvisited them should
oal at once, this and tomorrow are last days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

IN iiars combined te PF0Prsssufa Tosc. nnsrie uad
t VIII cure any dissaa af las stomach Lssr Or Bowels,
Diarraosp- Popsnrs, q spspsas Inis-stiaa ssasa-ae,
ub-s Brb o PAID ID the 81 o. b 7si osreuas,
Night Fegers, Feliiuness oflbe 81 "a, sc.
When taEsH &c ueuil lizs aud ra1 ives aHYiof oI8
uonsl a llalona1t am nehfihsts ae lffst "a q,
it wil 49, lils ut-fns, ddeis lai-
dersar riaar OrzEns 81 sire awe li7.t and
b Is, pmE les or ni lehss from IN ssin
Tg h, and ogconViused OF iss osrfa! ng pro-
FoTCHILD Who puuy, aeak and sios Iy ss siv sa
parents 90 hem iraspounI l0l be olBItr IsilY
III Sc tifeg ~, 2. fnes 50 90 uie
% Prneilai DePot o. me corner Of 81 I'd AMI ns sis,
So Louis, Missouri
% Fer sale BY an The PrasiPI Dfaggss IN ,hl ely ana
country. -f
40 GREAT EXCITE jGEVT PW-varrg
ali over the countrys iu c 'Useq Io1oe 81 us trc-
nlemuons success ol lacaeAnfs Eotclaslac t1it
remedy Tor the cure Ii.iIu ms ff 10 grrr Ill tIr---
Humid eds Of confirmed cFp have been .als b. alr
b ~ use utdE aAt uefo sulsfu OF flr }slrs a1h
chronic Sores ard bod -rie.i vau auy enc ias
aud lii1raeais ROW aelre Zoe hlb.c hl ler-
meneniy cure = re lse q ie's slal 0ites'o mc-
u is no longer ned rs1e ), blt lx- AID -1naF
hayensea 81 taai atCa s3alfs " 81 ciiIit 81 iii-
naentis the ssL a-iitslelt 90 g s ever 5esudi -5g-
eredsen ihe only reiiz plslease uy t be- @ Iee ~
sofeset al ARlss Ee4tnzsor any ioe-i aias 90 81 %
Livery Stable Keepers, Farnsoss, Bfay4
and al hs have tho eta e. y lofss saaad Keep ssuppIy
conssantly o. hand % 2e qted iB -i.le 4..- .t
as.l PRICE DE TIE LlNiMkNE-
Tncousoqusase ef ths crslsi druInd f,r vtnsbI5
Lbins ri, Ala putia dce -6rflrs fit rt
and enc oilaF hOtilrss.i o. eel uortis- rec
lines the Eve sy Ave Gems szid oa in
proportion y ihsr e Q III urea4sefs W ase ug ~
get M the larger
ed p ne pr ,prsior IAlAss a. MClsAN SITES s. Mo-
Rpr-e- dtW& Pm is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
LEADING UP FOREIGNERS no THE BALLOT


One Of the most salient incidents Of the late 20
litcal discussion between the candidates for Gov
ernor in this city, arose from the assertion cf Col
HattCn that foreigners could be led up the ballot
box like cattle which he fortified quite strongly he
supposed, by reading from a speech Of Gov. Brown
Of Mississippi, declaration 60 that effect c o.
Hatton grew quite exullaut over the extract from
Brown Democratic Senator-aud tainted his
opponent with il in manner which indicated that
he thought his illustration was unauswerable.
When Gen Harris came answer the argument
and illustration, be referred 60 abe speech Of Gov
Brown, aud then turning to Col. Hatton, remarked,
Il would like TO see you, sir, attempt to lead the
foreigners up 10 the polls to vote for you You
would then learn whether they could be led div
en- like cattle. She truth is, F." continued Gen II ,
cit is simply because your party never could head or
drive hem that they have raised all this excitement
against them Such is the secret Of your opposition
TO them" The effect was elecirical-the- answer
Complete-NsmDhtS AgpsaL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

M Messrs. Ewing, Mocrory & Co., as win be
seen BY their card in this mornings paper succeed
Messrs S'rat,on and Ewing in tle grocery business
The members Of the new firm are energetic and up
right business men, and viii NOT fail o give entire
satisfaction to those who may patronise them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09

METROPOLITAN HorEL, n. Y.-The attention Of the
travelling public is directed to the card Of Messrs.
Simeon, Leland SCO, proprieors ofthe metropolitan
Hotel New York, TO be found in this morning pa
per This isone Of the best managed hoielz-in the
United STATES, as its heavy patronage from every
part Of the country amply testify
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-09
a Gard.


THIS notify those who seem 70 take moro interest in
Il Rnd know ab ut my siness lhaR do and
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