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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR i
MARYLAND Lotteries
eI $3.50 FOR SEPTEMBER, 1867. o.
r. FRANCE q CO., managers. u
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~ GRAND CONSOLIDATED OF
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, "a
. .s- CLASS L, E
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd SATURDAY Sep g. 1857.
Drawings conducted under Ire superintendent Of the
Stale Lottery Commissioner. l5
SCHEME ~e a.,
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MASONIC NARKS, JEW ELRV, MILITARY,
CNL.L.EEEA. A NJ NLLCLE.I-N MEnALS.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAEE 3D. New and or ginal
vi d0sgus Marks Pins Studs, SC, constantly on Land
Orders BY att uded Door PiG Notary, Corpora
ION Seu without presses Brioal, visiting probes
on Cards, engraved ORDER the shOTte-t notice.
FIRST premium traed BY franklin Institute, for the
ManuacIurinU 90 Masonic, and dne lewely.
EDGAR F. BATON, 20 Chestnut Street,
tuueI3-ly IvsP.l Philadelphia, Pa
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SAM. PRITCHITT

bhUIs : AG88Was8~s
rs now receiving most extensive stock o. Fal and WIN.
tar Goods Of ever description and Of the attest Style
he has also engsged the services OF New Work usf,
whose reputation is beyond dispute. sePi-Am
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9. ". PHILLIPS. WIN. GIBSON. 3. BIxoH. -
C.. w. PHILLIPS & co.
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Saturday, Sirth Day, Jockey C3u0, IUo Hue Heots'
Purse $780,
Same Day. Sweepstakes for tse year os0s' A'S' 0a''
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81 contained 10 aay coal, and its calorie powers.
They solicit for making metaoFgicAl examinaton
geological maps Of landed property They
make tee held and ofcs work required for establishing
roads, railroads ncnes, coal cribs, etc., etc. and all other
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WINDOW GLASS.

yTTB have IN store lot of large size Window Glass which
w we Wilt Il low. -
ALSO gooa assortment Of the various articles usually
ound in Grocery Stores which the attention OF our friends
and cDstom ers and the public generally s invited
novB MOULTON d REED.
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Business Change.

have this gos-a u. my emit interest IN tbe bus
Il Of johnson, H roe Co, 10 Jno A. Fisher and
James WheIess viii continue il as heretofore, and for
whom earnestly solicit liberal share Of pu0Ic patronage
nj, ST L. A. HORNE.
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a Coils Manila Rope, all sizes
CASTINGS AND WAGON BOXES.
IS Tons well assorted Castings,
so Sets Wagon Boxes, all sizes.
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
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WHULEOALE AMI hEIAIL
millinery blishInent

A SRQoKER is now receiving and opening his Spring
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Havana Plan,

OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOME so
POPULAR. .f -
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
ll.1i ed l5 EXTRA CLASS 8. 81
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
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A WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
HAVING received in the last few dHysa very heavy add
Ii ton purchases hstter ourselves that
prepared To OFFER extraordinary inducements 10
nnrchgses OF
oFpIrTo AND SIMMER DRY GOODS
Our stock consist of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOoDs
HATS AND CAPS BOOTS AND SBORS VARIETIES
&c, which we keep constantly I.-s- - =i-L".
very low prices for punctu dealers. We have
also large splendid stock of DUfOuT q Cos Anchor
Brand BOILING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the favorable circumstances satisfied
cell them fer much less than they can be pdrchas'
elsewhere in the city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We Offering large and handsome assoTt-
ment Of rich fashionable DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, Ribbons, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Purchasers of Dry Goods will certainly end It to their
interest 70 call and examine Stock and prices,
prepared great bargains any Retail House in
the city.
~ Remember No. 81 Market street.
IUly7-u HASBROOk, MCWHlKlER &CO'
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Barley Wanted.

THE highest market price WILDE paid for Barley deliver
sen I-tw-tf PAN HARSH
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4ouses ano farms u)anteo.

E'ARM WANTED-C Containing about 100 acres,
Il partly improved, comfortable HOUSE and oUrbUILD-
INk located Railrosd within OF hourS ride Of ths
CITY Price must he low Address r wesk, giving ses-
ELM. Boa No. iss Tribune oAes.
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90 n)hom il map Concern.

DROPSY CURED teven the worst cases).I
Il Physician, DESTROYS retire from ,ons III.
stii 70 DO al the good be Is ANXIOUS 70 A -,b
cure, and viii send free of charge the fai sn22n n
Instructions. 10 al afflicted Address r. " DoiD' N -
Station Il, New-Yo-k
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I LEWELLYN PARK lisa Tract OF 50 Acres of

Il LEWELLfN PARK Is Tract OF 5U Acres OF
IL LAND beautifully situated the slope of Eagle
Ridge tOrsnee Mountain with finely dvsr.hsd eq
brns deep ravines bold rocky clas brook Of the purest
spring water picturesque old oaks beeches and taip and
noble forest Of the various native and decdoous
trees .
the modern natural style Of landscape gardening and has been
decided in trust exclusive and enjoyment Of the
eha.ers OF the land wing ecntinguous 10 the Palk. .
This Of land al IN SSu s Il Wa sses ws
Special reference to the wants Of citizens doing business IN tho
the country by the proprietor who adopted this mctoAto
select and good neshborhood slipping to the southeast
the best exposure for health and cultivation 10 secured well
perfect protection in Winter from the north westerly winds,
while is hyOaby situated to catch the beczes which
vail in Summer
The whole tract sbounds in pure. soh spring water.
lts believed that there spot within twenty miles Of New
York which In all respects healthy the side Of this
tain IL almost the only location near the city where there
Purchasers Of Sites desiring to bald stone obtain the
s S Se n PARK snd q Ss Sites will be
Lodge and GaKeeper at the entrance Valley Rsd
mile from North Orange Railroad Station Ascending tho Rdee
charming view OF the VALLEY Is obtained for many mles
around with NewYork in the distance and 6usy reaching the
the mountain 700 feet above the level Of the
nhcen breaks upon the view hundred miles Ia
composed Of forests cultivated fields and country sss
BENEATH with the Sev.sni Hui. Il the south Hy.K Mosntsin
Peak and the highlands toward the noh with
acknowledged BY all to be Of the finest
LLEwELLYN PARK 4, distan. from New York City les.
than hour via Morris and Essex Railroad from the foot OF
Courtlandt-st.
scces beauty and variety Of scenery for health
funes Of climate for the Intelligence and moral order Of ts
population short from ell considerations which
bne render region attractive and desirable family res
dence l. is believed that the vicinity Of oIsnss s;Psrsy the
by any other place In the vicinity Of New.Yort.
FOrserm' and other particulars 'pPy g the ssoeIf.o
No. cedart and Eagle h Rssh 8r; SSaSA u 'o
No q Maff .lffanH ank Huil ~
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Mem publications.
WILL BE READY at ~ o'clock.
w JUNE.

WILL BE READY sd At r. o'clock
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
AN ORIGINAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
CONTENTS OF No. LTv.
fax the early friend Of Washington; The Cabin Of Lord
Feits1; Virginia Scenery Belyoir the residenGs OF Sir
Old Church. The End
MlGKERELING IN THE BAY.
ILLUsTRATIoSs-vsnette;A Raw Hand; Fleet Of Fishing
SLesrnns the Ropes; Pulling Neis6bOrs Line; Split
ting and sstDs sIsct' IN Fog Throwing Bait Tor Mack
piece The Author tells hi: story;
Copying FIescoe welcome Ghost 5 PAN" Mt.s,. re s age
sS@y: sfs9' The ENGLISH Burial GROUND At Rome The
swOOp and Captures For Deu Lfe Miss Galley; Remi-
70 SGA%FoRpso STATUE Of s sn3 a1;.i"
to 1sE TRE ki Story.
@cA AHR 'HshIE1 sEssS XXI and xx
$ SaEsl3gl LEE HgSRnrD YEARS 400.
CHARLOTTE BRoNTE.
l. American Literature and Reprints.
H. Putnsm's KseidOscOPe-"A particular arrangement NJ
5 cent. nqmssr Subscriber, re:
paid CLuBs-Two copies, 50; five copies, $lo
HOUSEH HOLD WORDS.
CONTENTS FOR JUNE
Shadows Of the Golden Image pleasant French Gentle
Chip-the Lawyers Best men
Friends. The SumIner'land-
CircassiA The Dead Secret-Chapter the
Her Grave Seventeenth, Old Friend
Long Life under Difficulties and New scheme Chapter
The Art Of Unfsttening. the Eighteenth The Begin
Fiction Time. ChigSCOPrOlte
Our Ducasse. An Experience Of Austria
Nv London Ghosts Official Patriotism.
The Dead Secret-Chspter the ICharnwood.
Sixteenth Mozart pays Fare Germans In Texas.
well THE Dead Secret-Chsp.er the
Old Scraps Of Science. Nineteenth Approaching the
A Forgotten Notabilty. Precpice Chapter the Iwen'
We,tmnster Elections. tieth Standing the Brink
The Cat. iWehr Wolves
TrRns-For the Weekly Edition, cents number IS
For Monthly Edition IS year. OF - cents mum
her Those renting SO will receive the Magazine free of
postage CLuBs-Two copies s.; three copies 70
THE SCHOOLFELLOW.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
ILLUSTRATED.
MOSES AND THE BELL-Psrt IL By Caroline GhesebrO
LAYING TIE DUST IN BR0APWAY By L. A.,
Hewitt.
NAT Eats THE Tfl BIu fyki% Sings. pyAwn
HOW TO MAKE BOATS. By Uncle r.
RoUND-THE- WoRLD JoE-A Japanese Town. Part II.
DLiGHT,HoUSE MARTHA Byw.ww.
SUMNER DAYS. BY Emily Hare
MOSES BEFORE his EMPLOYERS
TIE FAiRiES OF THE GALLON Lows Illustrations.
HOW TO MAKE BOATS Illustrations
FUNERAL
MUSICIAN.
| BEGGING PRIEST
Ten number CLUrs-fOuI copies, to one address,
S. O ye eSPe: ga esR sSR P &C. and Publishers,
Successors to Dix EdwsIds Col
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NOTICE to FOUNDERS, BLACKSMITHS,

L Persons.
Yosr called the iag extract Jro~ the C0rpo-
M vegetables saIbsse do.- cinders shells straw shsvinss
dirt filth rubbish Of hind whatever ia street. lane
1.-THE violation Of any the provisions of the preceding
ton hs be- and hereby declared 70 BE- misde@eanor and
shall be punishable BY ne Of not less than dollar or more
than dollars imprisonment in the City Prison tor
tern Of net than s Sean sTs Of Streets the
Inspector and Policemen Of the said City to enforce the
Observance Of this Ordinances and the punishment of any party
hereby declared to be the duty Of the proprietor OF pos,
stands and other places the oysters other she'll fish,
70 employ carts their own expense for the purpose OF re
moving the articles enumerated in the preceding sec
~ lorainanes. 1889 p 200.
NorcE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any violation Of the above
dnsnce win be strictly prosecuted and hoped foundymen
all Ashes Cnders Dross &c from their premises ana
:y a' tie city
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of TAXES
" and ASSESSMENTS, April % lS57.-TAx PAYERS
TAKE NoTICE-NO,ce hereby given to al parties inter
eed that the Assessment Rolls Of the several Ward. o. the
Of Taxes aud and that the Will De open rot
3 s~ srs from the @
the 18th day of June inclusive, between the hons OF
0Gsa % aSS r Sr on Of
be the oee Of the Commissioner Of Take. and As
during period above mentioned. All
who neglect make such application Except by reason of
sickness absence from the city during the entire period in
which the books opep will not be entitled 70 relief from
the Board Of Supervisors any subsequent period
J. w. ALLEN,
A. ]. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. BROWN,
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments.
RIO STEAMBOAT OWNERS and BUILDERS.
i "oRIFFITHs PATENT SCREW PROPELLER"
The attention Of Steamboat Owners and Builders 10 pacu
srly invited TO the - -.
GREAT SUPERIORITY OF GRIFFITHs PROPELLER,
over all Others used in the propulsion Of Steam Vessels
Many and various experiments have been made to test this
Propeller against the very beet in use; -
ANb IN ALL CASES 1T HAS COME OFF VICTORIOUS.
II can be any desired pitch efficient for Owen
blade little vibration TO the stem OF the
vessel gives high results for the amount Of applied and
offers but little when the vessel ia under sal only
TERMS FOR ITS INTRODUCTION AND USE LIBERAL.
For further information apply to
CHARLES w. COPELAND,
Sole Agent for she United States,
No. 60 Broadway, NewYork
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GIVEN PER GENT CITY REVENUE BONDS

payable from six mouth. 10 one yeAr, may Be desired
sp II Shoe Le.tser BAH Interest tiom date Of sePoa
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or rsE MkIRofoLrrA
PoLcE DisTscT No IS Whtest, Newfork, May % lsoI)
NOTCE.-The Commissioners of the Metropcli-
IN tan Police viii receive proposals their Office No y
Whites the Of New YORK for the lease Of suitable
Of said be Of sufficient dimensions
Police for the lodging Of yasrsnts and
dordery persons and the Temporary detention Of persons
N''eN ''' 'A'N'e' HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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.,trprcAN NITsEUM-MON-

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM:MMON-
ID DAY AFTERNOON the amasine opereia entitled NO.
~ THY GIURIOUs MINORITY. Songs, Dances, and the
Isa.bsble Farce Of AWAY WITH MELAN n E.EN-
TNo-Kotzebu f.Tnoqs Psy Of THE Sol Al en-
in London with unexampled success The Living serpen's
Happy Family &c Admission, % cens Children under Se1
l2lc.
NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN.-The 32d
IN Annual Exhibition Of the National Academy 10 now open
daily from 10 10 m, q; No. 063 Broadway, opposite
BoBdst.
The collection " formed exclusively Of original Pictures and
Sculptures by Living Artists which have before been
hibed in this city.
Admission, q cents Season Ticket 20 cents.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary ". A.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC to LET-F1 Operas.
"A Concrs Balls Lectures and similar espeesbe pGIpotes
Apply to n H. WOLFE, No. South-r-
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g 00O ACRES of LAND, with BLAST
O,ONVV FURNACE and TLopRlNa MILL 1--WE

6N0N ACRES of LAND, with BLAST 1Isr
OsOVVU FURNACE and rLouRlS6 MILL, 1--WE
MILES from the CITY q BALTIMORE -
The gnder'ilned sseg for shs Curtis Greer n s
single body small f.rms Il Is situated on SuI. Cteea n'e
miles fryu Baltimore By Ind aid nine mile, 5y ws'es nru
The LAND is admiralty adapted 70 MARAET oAA Cia
ING, and 10 similar boring ARMS OF S.1
well Luthcun s,ewstand others from which large ,pPnes
Of frl.t and vegetables annually sem 20 nns1PA ~
kevYork and large profts realized therefIon cr,rsr
Parts 81 the tract vel wooded VIE . 81 -,
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the usSe WHAT
n vessels drawing ten fee wster .hi.
The wATER-POwER Is urfxnG the aI q Zee, espeo's
Of running with ease SIX pairs Brrrs and the 6st
STORE, sTABLING, KILNs, &c. are srsetea s 49, I
Furnace Ore can be delivered from neisnoons ore DALI
81 the Furnace door And Anthracite coal can Do landed
there at Baltimore prices or less. A..
The quantity Of wooi in the vicinity 'eA0s'' INC
location & most desirable for q charcoal iarnsee.
The Furnace with wrsr-pover and ," seres o. .nu ~
tsched IL required De cold leased on hvoraos efnH
To parties purchasing whole tract the cnaft 9 th o
pany could Be- tran.fsrd II Of the most liberal char
tars ever granted BY the Sate. La. .
This large property in The vicinity Of 90 large city prom
ses exceedingly valuable IN tie course o. %
years and presents excellent opportunity lo'
capitalists who may b. able 70 bring 4 properly i1o
Annlx "a '- J. A WESTON
Baltimore, Nd.
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Real estate for Sole.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
ID SALE-whh Furniture, Carriage &c, and 70 srres Of
Land near New Brunswick n j. commanding mssninsent
photograph of the place which viii be sod low, can
b. a. the ofce Of \. DHERNILLf No 10 Exchange
place.
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Che Qnrf.
fine arts.

>1>oo>Y,>~>.~>c>~~>>>
A MEXICAN ART UNION GALLERY, No
"A 7 BroadwsyGrest sale Of English, French and Ger
man ENGRAVINGS, at Wholesale prices. Go early
TIME EXHIBITION of CHURCHs GREAT
Il PICTURE Of NIAGARA, will positively close on MON
DAY next zth inst - .
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS l. Co.,
No $50 Broadway.
TTNHE DISSELDORF GALLERY is open over
Il the Hall Of DR. CHAPIN'S Church, No. $40 Brosdway-
its old locationom 10 O'Clock until 10 O'clock pm Ad-
mission rs cents
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

NOTICE.-The following CERTIFICATES Of
IN STOCK In the Sharon Iron Company Of Penn'yr,ns
were mailed Pa about the 10Th OF feofaNy S
addressed 20 the subscriber at No Leery Sev fert s9t
supposed 20 have been st
persons hereby required 20 show cause way
certificates .hsl b. i.sssd in heu thereof % WIZ
Nc. rs, Edward Cock. for..... .l9 snarea
No 80, 70 Jarvis Brash, for....... shares
No ia, TO Joseph B. Brush. for. 10 shsres
No. I'll, 70 George Brush foA -. 10 shares
No 272, 20 conkfn Brush for - shares
No. rs TO John J. Howe, for.... 50 shares .
Al dated February Is, 1857. EDWARD COOK
NewYork Msy Is, 1857
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Cost ano fcnn6.
Wants.

A GERMAN LADY wishes TO make an EN-
N GAGEMENT with family where she viii have the OPP
pOrtunty improve in the English Language. She under
stands Housekepng all kinds Of Sewing aud able 20 teach
children the udnents of Piano and French Address NJ
NJ, No 26S Court e., South Brooklyn.
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GUNNER Reireats.

COUNTRY BOARD-At ElliotsviIe, Staten
~ Island; location unsurpassed FINE HOUSE GROUNDS.
For particulars apply a, the BOARDERs' EXCHANGE No.
$40 Broadway.
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GO 0OO FOR SALE GERMAN-SlL-
YS,VIU. YER vAREFACToRY' ssht J year. e''a p;
h.hed and doing large paying bssne:r IOoLs &C. ~
complete Also ysrietyof yalusble PATENTS TOT sale
WHEELER c., No. SS4 Broadway, Room Nc. IL
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Uhanres for Business Ellen.

AN INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID
"A LAMP 10 the only CERTAINLY SAFE and MOST
ECONOMICAL LAMP before offered to the public.
AGENTS WANTED TO solicit orders and sch Rights on the
liberal For information nclose stamp to HAWK
HURST MOTT Co., exclusive manufacturer, No 50 EI.
ton.st., New.York.
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(,RYsTAL PALACE.-Ths Crystal Palace Is
stn Per 70 ne rbhs and coItaus many ibtsr sing 40
f%nt~ Tls s;s;st'y 1ois wossk - p.sSe Il y,
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THE GREAT WEsT.-The attention Of all per-
JustruftIou.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, Appleton
IA Building No. 36 Brosdwsy-A Practical Medium os sap
plying the Wants Of Schools and Tesche Schools and
lies supplied with competent Teachers and Inrueo Teen
and GOyerpessss wishing situations should
spphcstion No charge 10 Pupils Send for S,sepsf.
SMITH L BOYD, No 10 Broadway.
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III z
ID Man active habits willing devote his time THE in.
Of biz employer and good and rapid Writer Addres.
With r,ieIeIsst Eek, 5,ss6, Ppsi- Qaee, New York
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6pecial Notices.

Post-afice Notice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, vi
Southampton and Hsyre per United sts,e. steamer
90 viii close al this Office on SATUkDAf, tne 0''A 20
Nay ." w '''0' ISAAC v. FOWLER, Pos.ms.tss
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Notice-The Committee having the subject Of the disposal
Crystal Palace under consideration will hold Their Bnai
msetms In Room No. 9 City Hall, WEDNESDAY, Nt6
INST, NJ All person. interested earnestly reqested
10 attend as this will be- the last opportunity afforded them
w w 3 S%S'!S55E I%Ss Especial Committee
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-11
The American National Council.

The National Council of the American partv will
assemble in Louisville KY, on the first Tuesday Ia
June merit
We hope the American press throughout the
Union will give notice of the time and place ofthis
meeting and urge the pirty in every State to send
to the Council full delegations of straight out true>
hearted, and jealous americans. The importanc e
Of judicious and harmonious action at the present
jnnctuEe ca mot be exaggerated The errors OF the
past apparent and may be easily avoided, ard
the masses of the people North and South are will
ling to unite upon the pure principles of American
ism in opposition to the reckless demsgogism OF
Democracy.
The State Council Of Kentucky, at its recent ses-
sion, adopted the following resolution:
RESOLVED. That it is important for the best inter
ests OF the American parry of our common county
that there shall be fall repr sentston Of all the
States in the National Council to be convened in
the city Of Louisville, Kentucky on the first Tues
day in Jnne next and that the inequalities of the
party In Kentucky be aud they hereby rendered
TO the delegates from the other States.
We earnestly urge the Americans throughout
the length and breadth of our country TO send to
this Council full representations of their respective
States. The delegations will be cordially welcomed
by the Americans of ntucky.-Louisvitle Jour
nal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-11
Hon. Emerson EtheridTs.

The name of this deservedly popular
American, having been freely used, in all
parts Of the State, as a suitable candidate
for Governor, the last Trenton Standard,
takes occasion to notify the party, that bis
constituency expect and require him to
serve them another term in Congress.
They viii not consent that be shall be
placed on the track for Governor, and the
Standard presumes the he viii not disre-
gard the unanimoBs wish Of his American
constituents and friends. Mr.. Etheridge
would certainly make powerful and efee-
live race for Governor; and richly merits
the kind partially shown him in the ninth
Congressional district.