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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
A.J. McBrtde.

As Js NECBPH0cs
COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASH LILLE, TEN NESS E.
HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mr. Henry
heCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hberity heretofore extended the hrm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of aVOrs trOm them and
wish info all the world and the rest Of mankind
thst have on hand and for sale c splend a lot Of
C00KING Stoves
Of various patterns Parlor Stoves for wood and Goa
common and Ecy Crates, Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware of every variety hand made to order Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
I am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Gutteng Roofing any other branch pertaining
70 shat line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myold friends Of the River will find to their advantage
tOoa and give aheGyag before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, pair secondhand ENGINES cylin.
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
june IL. je25
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TO THE CONsgMERs OF CORN NEAL IN

7 HAVE started Mill the city, and will keep on
hand, fresh Meal, st No lO7, South Summer street
All orders attended TO- and will sell the lowest cash
city, and will deliver 70 customers in any part she
prics. J. ". CALDWELL
msvIs-H Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

TOR and the Clerk and Master in tho case
Il Of Henry rutcher admnistTa &c, T. I. CFUtchsT
e. al. g. the Cancery VOurtat Nashville. de-
Iex the premises, sell public sale Forty FIVE Acres Of
Land IN davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Creek
THmpiEe AID Cumberland kiver Ethe ands Of Dr..
Shelby This Tract vii be subdiyded into smaller ones Of
L0m two q hge Gcresi particular description Of Whieh
will appear 10 hand-bills before th day Of sale,
IEEEsA credit Of and three for notes sat
hscoiiy secured beaIing interest aud lien retained Sale
Rt II O'Clock, A.. NJ. ". LINDSLEY.
H. r. GLAscocr. AuctiopeeF. Iapdl2--td.
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SALES TO COME.
CHANCFRY.


DOR and on account Of James p MauFy, Commisloner In
~ the Of 4. Perkins and Martha his wife, Wm s.
Rsid and sally c. his vile Abrsm p NauIy Ruma Aauryi
end te dinand MauFY, heir Al Law Of Mary g. I MauFys
deceased By Frue Of decree Of the Chanesy Court At
Nashville said cause will sell a. puoie sale on the
premises on EDA aSD the 2gth day OF ApTi about 80
Lca IN Nashville IN front Of the Water Works more par
teJiar escnpuon Of which viii appear In haRdbi, 70 be
iEsuei before day Of sEle.
TINA edit Of one, two and three years, for Bctes
sausfaeoTy sesUredi bearing lion retained
A. S. LINDSLEY, IS College street.
ca fusr rQQ IL
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF QUEERSWARE,
GLASS WAKE, &c.
HE subscriber taxes pleasure In informing The public and
Ladies' EtFEotaLLY, that Mr. J. BA DGEK has Just
oeivsd his stock Of Goods Among which viii b. found
some 6ne DinRinE Sets, &c. BENZ. +. sHl kbDs,
marchl2-u No. ~ Public square
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ElIRaRma.

importing linens, sell them at Eastern
prices and hHvi ve large stock hand, invite par
ucuIaT atleHu uUn 10 thUm.
Our shirt z Linens pet up In half pieces.
Linen Shselngs-al grades,
Pillow Linen do
Table Dsmask do
liable O., lh--Nspkns ~ match,
Huck kabHck Towels,
Damask do
DamEsz Napkins,
LLnan Log.sL VI an kLnd. nnNIaa L. L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

c. DARDEN, alone, is authorised TO use the name Of
the rm In closing Eansacing any business bsonRin
70 said frm. InOVSsl DARDkN, TURNER 4 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

n w. SUMNER & CO., would respectfully inform
~ the citizens OF Nashville a-d the surrounding county,
that they purchased the Lvrry Stable on street.
second door from Church formerly kept By J. EVERETT
where they will he pased the old customers and as
mary patrons choose TO have arge stock
the best Saddle and Buggy Horses found wbcn We
eau recommend 10 the public al large. G W. SUMNER
isn3l-G T. D DAVIS.
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HnTICE TO PASSENGERS.
MANUFACTURER

SUPERIvTEEDEETs oFFIcE, N. & C.R. r., J
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857.
ONand aer Monday next, the l2th instant the Ticket
~ once Of the Nashville and ChaitsnOOEa Railroad will
be established al No % College street, under the SeWsnee
Hotel The once will be open al A NJ. and closed al
O'clock P. NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going the n. l. AhDBhSON, Supt
o. L, AHBEasoE, Ticket Agent saszas uanP-tE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
Domestic Goods.

We keep The ven best OF Domestic Goods and sell them
a. small Prods believing In the motto " live and let
HVe.n
large lot OF Calico, great Job; English and American
Prints great variety B-ached and Brown Sd setng, Vsy
heavy; Servants Gusds Of all kinda
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
CarnefS.

Our second floor devoted entirely Carpets, and
may dup nd finding he best assorted stock 10
the city, and al such prices ascanuOsia 70 please.
kich Velvet CHTpats,
Rich Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry BrusseliE Carpets,
Pty do do
Ingram CaTpcts-all Emdes,'
Indian Mattr z, tie and cOlOrsd,
Rugs and Mats, n great variety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
Gentlemen's Wear-
Hosiery and Gloves.

Our Hoisery Department is we'll stocked embracing The
beat English and German HOrery.
Blaca and White six stookiugs, plain,
do do do do smb'd,
Lis Thread silk stockings, plain,
do do do do opened worked,
large lot Cotton Hossry, great Job,
Chdren's and Misses' do,
AIe1audTe'a Kid tTluvss,
Silk nd Thread Covas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
Curtain Goods.

Rich Satin DamaHk9
Rich German Damask,
Embroidered LaHe Curtains,
do Muslin do
d. do for Curtains By the yard,
Curtain Trimmings; all kinds.
THOMPSON AGO..
FEB 2S-u No. 50 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
HERRIVG's SAFE.

NNB have supply Of these celebrated Safes that
w known TO be tn burg lar and Fire Proof.
How often does hspp tha when houses burnt down
ali the books papers in the safe found
aged hat he quite irgbleT This has never happened
with the herring Sae While various other Safes have
Of the Fire tally destroyed, theirs
in the slightest dKree damaged. III defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked and gunp0W der proof
mhT0 MAChENZlE d WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

WB7E have variety Of articles fnF Cooking BY Gas by
W which al a common Gas Burner, keu OF water can
be made boil in three minutes Oyster Plates Shaw
ing Cups also be heated by Puce 5c and upwards
mrhlO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

We have a great variety Of Cheap Patterns.
WaitGrS-We have numerous Patterns of Oval, Round
Onnng Walters from $40 and upwar1s. Fesher Dus
ScTubbng and BlaCkug Brushes French SCrubblng
Brushes Mops, Hearth Brooms, &c, &c.
mE1l0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
nc ORI1ESPONDENTS.

LETIERs concerning subscription advertising other d
aneia the 1nteEenceF should Be addressed TO
.tess concerning the editorial department OF the paper,
addressed the Editors toinuy or TO either one
Of them. -
CoTTespOnhen writing for PubeHton, Will please write
Gniy on side Of tle paper.
and secure prompt attention TO correspondents than
I ay might otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
NJ NashinPtnn HaII

New Arrangement,
WOULD announce to the subseribers fur PSpets, PtSI
icHs, &c whose n0mes have
STR T0Oins Books that receiving tai PesioAI
cas TeguaIly and would thOAo shove
their IN that Es may hottoH
grT lTttYFyS thsir eopiss, We have Just received
elegant Fnniy Bbler Hxnts as1
Mrs. SOuthN0Ets -8UTks. R4eFythng -tt,e BOOK ARd
III Main strSs, s,tII .fSfs q Tcp Ei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

Ah receiving and keep constantly on hand large Stock
OF the celebrated lIALLET, DAVIS & co IS pIANCHS
also, complete assortment of MEL0DEONS and SERA
IliNES, Hom tile celebrated inanufnctorcs Of CRrIaT
NsahaIn and a. r. Hughes. Also splsndtd Gothic Or!
H"n style for Churches Lecture Rooms, four
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
Books, Stationery 4 wall Paper
NEW ARRANGEMEN r.
1,4EfItIT Ana s9TS J4nT 6E9FpsnSs "

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AFlhG purchased the Book. s.ationrry and Wall Pa
IL par estabsie of John H. Thompson Mi e6ntin.
the business die Old stand, street. Wheeling
Va, and respectfully solicit continuance The patronage
heretofore lsbeTaIy extended to my predrcesSor.
Il Is my purpose 70 keep constantly hand full and
eoEdete in the various branches
!1essi aud 70 sell at The lowest prices.
Country Merchants, TeacheTs others purchasing
at Wholesale, great Inducements offered and
pTIees
~ cnsa paid for Rass.
novI9-ly JAS. @. ORR.
10 my Old Friends and Cnstomers.
i<I TAKE great pleasure in Jas.
to whom have sid my Books Stationery, MI
paPcrs &C. and 10 request him continuance the pa
noyis JOHN H. THOMPSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

SHEET MUSIC.
anu e%nsSaty reccrinE and keep hand large aud
cholCs collection Of slsyt Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every aEd OF lnstruWcn'e now in use S -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
II,k LNM Ot NEM sI.APhl.s.

I-sub,erbvrs give express notice to the
SEsTy, considered WshE to continue subser-
GIOhs.
2-If subscribers OrdeT dIscontnu4Aee OF their rer-
Odicas publisher continue send tAen until all
TOaTREgs paid.
Sir subscribers neglect refuse take their perod
saIs which they directed, they held
Esspensbs t they have settled tie b and ordered them
discontinued.
s-Ii subscribers to other rAess WhoutnfoTm.
publishers, the pApsTs sent to the former de
FsetiSnl they held responsible.
5Tt Courts decided that refusing TO take Prtoui.
Osls the ONCE, removing aud leaving them uneAed
or, Is prEDsd IdctGi evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05
qbr 11brrli1g 1rrtrllieen1frr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY. TRI.WEEKLY AND WEEKJY, By
CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
OFFICF-- Corner of Main aud Cl,;rcv s+reets
0FFICE-COrner Of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy st.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
IN LlNEs OH NoNPAREIL, Oh LEss, CONSTITUTING
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NUMBER 81.
CHI BIFsINf fsss
aoLDEN BEE HIvE -sToRE,

l 1Gf4 MAIN ST, NSFiEEI TSC4.
~ sI.fLLadND lfiY7'hJf 717sfDE. &
4 TONE g THOMAS tsEe fleEsaF$ ls unpodnrns gGaI
t sS .l s ssS fs Fs.sss.
h; q @ & 81 S .sS , VIII enAle lse'A 'Ose
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by fer ueatGt1lau siosLDEsIRABIH stock and
:Gs BEST Of Soes sses iAey have
os5pettns and Rags q ie latest desls1s and ,
Winter bon 81 VhieS a. w as to tsif stsss
HeVip s5 IL sT s s s;tn: ssIa. q
Ia Ia ali 65 " 6Ss SS
dtssy ia saA ss3tssts ssa
SeFs In some able 70 oiisr Inducements
sxse yShy aliar ne Wesss ss -
. PSSs NE wants 81 Sslr Eaply Trade ts
+SSG Win one q the best selected s.SOk4 q ss IA
IN IN III th;s stock ,o fesad fully 597,5 1.i s:
lsS & yas s0@sSs s Sfst !Ea
sl and e " s R aSd Sl9
.s $50 shaTl9 and CloaAsze1 e1sbrAs;hE sSne x sJ+s
5000 yas TetaEes. Dstaspts and Prints, ar4
Sp.eGg . Of tics.eabraetng hsrlAtsssE lne q
heese, Il by Asy Asllis Ia tLt lIs fSH
1SHs s .ia u .s spss 't f ts4 pslt
'hSt rss Pc ESHfips e Plesse: glid s5s5liJts sif
ssoss St escrd t % @ S%as Sit d seEats sSs T Il @
OStA, Hotels Aad Roata cuItotncEg -.fE t7fJ'
t Always on hand, PrIu'e Lire dcree Fes,hers.
ESeoHk,AtGE& E,!St. IAN &AHEki0AN MANuPAoTGRES
z Writing Fluid. ~
SCE thLs superior Fluid Ink been before the pac
~ now nearly two yeAra, has been constantly anIpF In
mold Fluid. - @ % sos z 4HsA 81 ~
ID During Tie past twenty and pin. BOT.
with snalier ses aye Seep std
70 DGnksrg and merchants In Cincinnati Louisville PittS
Banao Cleveland, netro& Haute LaaJet.s
nSennes indianapolis ETansrille, Rrsnkfe<t; sGintop
sd Nd1 aSsmgh' e Louis vicssauss NatSs
M SM orleans II has also been adopted ia lhA EtSSe
ea M q kentueES TennssgsS aud SiSs!sspp has
Efn nrSt class Diplomas the
All and Louisville, aud fouE Diplomas aud PYfs Se.
and Illinois, - 80. SAS' 4&s- --sss~ -
Tue following merchants, benkess 80, IN NhEenS h.s
!9i9Fs using Ar1plda F9Ss Ink, have IFv j. r. as-
ltt'h Eook- -KeCper's Writing P1uth: = -
bank OF FirSn!a; AeCCaants'& 8echanjes
rna rnSS o. @aseSs ssnS q hSSasi cFesoen. Aapa-
STsnh Once H1taerr AMI ohLe saEeEi oaee; HrI&re
s. M 6ls4n snfi. ffyS!, 4 ae9;s ot&
din Gilbcrpon Co.: Prcss. $50 5fff fiSlF' n 80
For sale At manufactures pStcss hy
oe8o sLE lLAMRDTa. dILBERsoR AGO!
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MISCEE.I .I1A-RSl-tI.lJE.s

SInnic md Nunsi.nI E"strument., cu.ler,
nnd Variety tsOcIls,a q
NO. 125 MAIN STREET.
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BLANK5
4 very nsatanas supsriorartiels Of
BANK OHEOKSon all thscity Bankr
ORDER BOOK
s.s-ANK DEEDS NOTES, DRAFTS, &cs'
PTinttd oh aItrd rspcrs fCr sais ttAts od;se,
D~as Reeespts and Bills If Laf1iEg
p-,ut. Bond 10 orasr Also every dsaeriPtiopOi
Iifk kkB EIktY FRIhTlNG'
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PIANOS! PIANOS !! !!

IUsT RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory Of
Hsllet, Davis Co., splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos made with the full iron frame circular Beaes,
and sliding desEs, with patent suspension bridge, compost.
ton bearings aud Tie repeating grand action and fully
Also spsndd lot Of Aslodeenl for ehurehes or the
In connection With the above have large and full stock
III every kind Of Musical InsaEents. and infaet every.
thing that found MusIe Store, may found q
''s .iss isets Of eAs5ThIeHEi lss sTsls.s. Ehs.sr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

PanoeE, Meodeohs, s,r1phlnes Snd Acco.teous tuned
ad repaired and all other kinds of generally
with neatneSs and dispatch.
EN> All goods warranted, at thIs establishment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-05

In connection with tie above, Il keep helarest stack IN
the Western country of the following gooda vicas Vio
nSslloeS Double Basses Guisart, Banipcs Taubosnes
nFing ETC. Intact keep sTCry article Belonging to tho
ps.-Brass Bands supplied with ut,rrnents at shOrt
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED.,

Splendid Inducements to those acho aoish to
attend Commercial College.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

nothing, thinks nothing. but blae kguard-'
ism, aud evil ofoihers, he cannot be expect-
ed to talk or write, or print, or sing, or pa
tiently listen to anything else. Hence,
when we hear a man accusing others Of
peculaliou. meanness, fraud and felony,
while those others are sustained and up
held as trustworthy and capable IN their,
positions by the majority of their fellow.
citizens, we of course attribute it to his
early, continued and present associations;
and find no fault with him for doing so, for
he can do nothing else and he must do
something. If such aman was editor of a
newspaper, he ought to name it the Keep
a-p;tching-in," and there he could Keep a.
pitchino-in" to his hearts content; and the
whole affair would be in keeping. "Hona
soft gui nal y peuse," has no nearing for
h,m Thief, scoundrel, liar, robber, de-
frauder. rep,obate, etc., ETC., to the end. Of
the Billingsgate calender-fll his dreams,
utUCC OH HIS UlSllcS Ut tdOfc--HOp OUT Vi
his victuals and scamper around his paper
as he reads at his breakfast. swim in his
coffee lie in the bottom Of his toddy. squint
at him from under his inkstand, float in the
clouds of his cigar smoke-and are ever
present with him. 1t is no wonder he can
talk of nothing else. he is ont and wants to
be in, and no one thinks he is fit; they are
we'll advised of the ideas that are his meal
and drink, and refuse 10 trust him. He
knows what hs would do If he acas in. aid
and of course he thinks those who are in
while he is oa, do as he would! Poor SOUL
He can never get them out by trying to er-
pose them-because in trying to do SO, he
exposes only himself; and the moment thai
exposure takes place, he is further from
success than the two greatest extremes. we
pity such people from our very heart; and
we have always seen them as objects OF
charity throughout life. qa -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
,m Boa slRoa From tic Ch;eago Times.
Washington Corresponds ace. ~
WA su ul,.5ilc q, Dec. ~. 1855.

= 9 / WA. AsuliISSd5llcoa:s, Dec ~. 1855. g
Il seems rather ungratefuf, w'iea Nc
have Just finished ouo kHrd fought bdsrie.
OH ,yic4oEibus,t to be ,tqld thai We
mus immediately sm9RpI oNg, helmqet Ia 81
place .eur spears IN RESI- for another confict
with,a fresh army. or VIII Tie old otIa res
formed. feiFshetl ARD re III foiced!i yTliis
seems, however, TO bcniAe combs tidn oflthe
national denocFaey.liwha ,haye, just Yap1
pushed the sectional en}em.ys Yh3 Earning
wisdom in defeat. has already begun re-
paifihg tho weak places m his defsnces, and
erecting new ou!works.s sra aii iHd .dsni,
III 70 .dren, metaphor, there. Lave lately
been some very significant indications, dis
covered in and ont Of Congress. and hilts
dropped by leaders herein which the close
observer perceivess a. deep laid scheme to
reviveand re organizes the scattered forces
ofthe opposition, lately defeated by the
victorious depocracy;, and In this scheme
also, some circumstances calculated to sur
prise even those best acquainted with the
Influence Of the spoils upon a party of pro-
fessed inflexible principles, must at once at
tract general notice. g.a l..ss- eta.
=; If you have marked attentiyely the late
debates in both Houses Of Congress, YOU
must have observed a singular .tenins
down of the fierce professions SO boasting
fly put forthby the blackrepubhcans in the
late canvass. Leading black republican
Senators. and members of the House hav,
taken, the, floor emphatically to deny am
connection or sympathy with the abolition
lists; (teeking with the smelliof their gar
ments, even as they make the declaration;
| to deny that; they intend any interference
with slavery in the States; and in short. t
] DENY almost all Of the peculiar seciiona
4 tenets upon which they foughtthc late cam
\ paigna Their boasteds t'backI bone s
4stiff during the canvass, suddenly become
4 fleAible as. . reed and gentlemen who hav
hitherto been parties to the most savag
! and brutal dehunoiations Of the whole soul
now softly discriminate betweens certai
Observation-Disclosures there. and announce
that their hostiities extends only 70. a class
4 Senator Seward has, risen IN his place Q
a several occasions, to make the attempt
3 run. this line; and he the head devil IN
1.-THE nintrigues thathe imagines may ten
Ito place himself in the coveted EPresidenti
chair, has declared in conversation with
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Agent Of State.
The LAwrenceburg Repister in ref,.renc

= ktSiSter, In reference
to this Office, says:
1S"EtereSar enumerous=appiicsn Cor this
position. The Office of Agent of State Is
one of great responsibility, aud in the SO.
lection of man to ill it, the Legislature
cannot bestoo particular Without disnar.
aging the meritsI ofany other candidate, we
are in favor of the election of Hon. S. H
Buskirk, late State Elector.
Mr.. Buskirk's qualifications cannot be
called in question, for they are ample, and
his business habits are such as TO eminently
fit him for. the position. Besides, there is
net a man in the State Who, during the past
two years. has done more or better service
for the Democracy. Tn 1854, and again in
1855, when Know Noihingism was in the
ascepdant and proclaimed. its perniciops
principles, and by lis bigotTy and pro
scriptiom marked dark era in TIE poiliea
history Of The country, Mr. B.. canvassed
the Seq-c, dcibg gallant service fw she cause
of Der.,ocracv, Aud u 1856 wkeo the
Abolition gang Of Nor, heFn fanatics az
tempted to bud i}p 4 sectional party IN IT,,
STATE. TO array one portion az tire Union a.
sainst IKE 6tiier., his voice was heard i,z or
err tountse iatj5e State iagopppsi;ian. 70 suel,
POLITICAL hertsy and, neiiqcal tyeason- His
Speeches were sfeH'gs, they DID good wler-
'Hyer made His expenses ii the caRyasses
of the past three years have been a heavy
burden 70 him. yet he has borne heni I'll
without cenapiHint. ia was eaqugi for hiIn
to kaow that hisgpartyl needed his services,
and it would be emineptiy right, and prop
.Gy, in ylew.of these facts. for the Legisla-
ture to elect him 10 th3 office for which he
lis now candidate. If they DO not We shall
be able !rereafter to say. FRAT there is up
feeling Of gratitude in the Democratic par
ty. We, shall tayor bis eleelion, believing
the position due him by the party and VIC
feel certain that he ,cW be elected. 9gsta
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

CONGRESSIONAL.

The most super6cial.observer cannot fail
to notice decided change in the tone OF
the speeches of the Aboltionists and the
Southern Know nothings in Congress-
They are moderating amazingly. Before
another New Years day rolls round, they
will embrace each other as brothers.; the
slavery plank will be knocked out of the
Republican Platform, and a new party will
be formed, which viii embrace all the op-
position to the Democracy, except the ultra
Abolitionists and the Southern extension
ists- They may possibly stand back
Strange as 1t may appear, it is nevertheless
true, tina. Aboliiionists and Southern Know
Nothings will. from present indications
unite their forces and make one more des-
perate struggle for power. 1t will be rath-
er . bitter pill. for these Northern Repub-
licans 10 succunb to those Southern Know
Nothings, but, bitter as it is, they have gol
to take it.
The Republicans held Convention al
indianapolis yesterday. to take counsel to-
gether on the subject. We will be able to
to give our readers some of their doings
next week. if they do anything worthy Of
note.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
MARRIED.

= ca" '''''E MARRIED .s''. s.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. W. S.Hark-
ker. Mr.. W. w. Hill to Miss JOAN An.
GERMAN, all of this place. asssi.'si 9fn1s,
May Hymen's choicest blessings be
scattered with prodigai liberality along
your HrLL-y path Cake received and 8.
On the first inst. by the same, Mr.. ALDER
rus G. CArRoN, to Miss ELLEN S. WooD-
BURY, all of Plymouth.
On the same. day by the same, Mr. RuFus
M. BRowN, to Miss ELIZABETH FLOOD all
of PlYmorth. sriiusoaq 70 zseaisDd 5aa
q Heaven bless you, boys. in heart and home,
you may CHANGE to roam, SRA
49,, Or Den;
Aud may your names be multiplied
Three score and ten before you're died, siis
| sTsb 5eiii ,iEleusl = sesS Ameas z
Cake received and demolished. soos s
onn the same day by the same, Mr.. JANE
FIAxr,i to Mrs. MAReAsEr P jackson, al
iofthis County = ssT 4 ..tri assdv