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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SALE

7 Will sell the house and lot az present occunied
and owned hv VIM. 7. Moshv. situated on High
street, south Nashville fronting sixty feet and run
ming hack Two hundred. The house is a brick with
all o'her necessary out buildings all In good repar
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty six
feet. and running back 2f0 feet a good Location for n
building site. This is desirable property. 20 tfoso
wishing Ia get ria Of tho enormous that are i'm
passed upon p~onertv holders and would earnestly
invite those wishing invest in real estate 10 examine
this property.
TERMS oF SAIF.-A credit Of one, two and three
years, With interest FROM date.
Rs For further particulars call IN
F. r. GIASCOCK.
lc7. Real Estate Agent
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn with sorrow,
that on Saturday last. Mrs. Turner, wife of
our esteemed fellow citizen DANIEL B. Turner,
Of the Citizens Bank, was suddenly stricken
down by appOlexy, at Huntsville. Alabama,
and expired in a few minutes The numerous
friends of herself and family in this city and
elsewhere. will learn this sad intelligence
with unfeigDed Memphis appeal.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

John A. Petty ct al Isaac Ttyl ct al
A 7 the Office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
~ Gerry Court at Nashville the 23rd day Of
June, 1855 motion Of complainant, by counsel IN
the above cause and il appearing the satisfaction
of the Clerk Master that the said defendant JuuN
GRAHAM Is resident Of the State OF Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary process of this cannot be
served upon him. IL therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made four weeks in
succession, IN the Nashville Patriot, newspaper pub.
lished IN the city Of Nashville requiring the said de-
PENDANT to appear at the next Of the Chancery
Court 10 be holden for the county OF Davidson the
Court house thereof, in the city 81 Nashville on the
hrst Monday in Nov. next and answer said bill the
will be taken for confessed Is to him aud set
down for hearing parte
c. u. BRIEN,
je25-w4w Prs fee 50 Clerk and Master
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9sS- We are so much the creatures of habit
that even very offensive and disagreeable prac-
tees, if suddenly discontinued, excite a spe.
cies of uneasiness and alarm Washington
taion.
There is no danger that the country will
be alarmed by the sudden discontinuance of
Mr. BUCHANAN's offensive and disagreeable
practices.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT.

A FTER an absence Of several years engaged in the
~ successful prosecution of his profession esDeciaI-
" in the cities of New York and New Orleans has re-
turned TO
MEMPHIS, TENN,
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GODFREY,S
Extract of Elder Flowers,

For SeftHiHg the S1ia and Improving The Complexion
EUGENE DUPUY 100 BRoApwAr, Y Y
sole Agent for the United States
The object OF this Circular give publicity To the
most valuable and elisient Remedy that has yet been
introduced Ia the practise of Medicine for the purpose
OF removing every unsightly appearance from the
skin and preserving 10 u u the latest period Of life
nearly all the hrmness ana freshness Of youth Tx
.eusiye experience and minute observations have
long SATISFIED the Proprietor that q applied directed
it will speedily remove unsghtly appearance
such as Tan, sun Burns, Frecklcs, Nc. and quickly
all Pmpies, Humors and Erupti1ns which may
dsGCuTe the countcnance; and Will also inpart Ia the
skin the most delightful softness delicate clear
ness; in short, 10 preserve pleasing complexion
through life, nothing Is required but the use 81
CODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The sweetest aud really the most perfect
BEA TTIFIER IN NATURE
This admirable preparation OF Elder Flowers il very
fragrant a perfume. Elder Flowers have from the
earliest ages been esteemed a. a mild and harmless
yet most perfect bcaut.de Of the skin. Tan, sun
burns, FrecSies Richness, Sc., u will speedily and
completely remove.
CInLDREN 1t i sineularly beneficial and perfectly
inuxIous even a. the youngest infant
SHAvING.-lt IS valuable beyond ANYTHING annihi.
ating every pimpie and all roughuess rendering the
skin soft AMI urn, preparing Il 50 completely for the
razor.
FAMrrY LoT1ox -Codfrey's Extract q Elder Flowers
will be found beyond all praise, and needs only trial
10 be approved.
AGENTS:
CAEY. HowAEp * SANGER, New York.
ScIuyFEIiIN BsuS- Co, a.
!. W NoRcfsoss X Co, Boston and New York.
= c. WuI- & Co New York.
Aud ali other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
janelT-fASA-lIn is
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ENGLISH JUVENILES.

Tux RANHLIs oF ARAr. BY A. l. q. E. London.
TIE STORY NEEDLE. BY
THE ROXY FAMILY or, Battling with the World
The GIANT killer; or, the Battle which all must
Fight.
THE YoUNG PILGRIM. Same author.
Tar BnIE HOUR or, Lessons for the Titles Ones at
Home.
THz ADOPTED soN. BY A. l. o. r London.
Also
hAsTEfss AND WoEKNEN. Tale for the Times.
just received and for sale by
Junell CHARLES ". SMITH
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southern sympathy for douglas.


The Richmond Enquirer disapproves the
war made upon DoUGrAs and his friends, by
the President, and affects to discredit his we'll
known direct interference against the Illinois
Senator in the recent convention held in that
State. The Enquirer says: 1--WE cannot be-
leve that Mr.. BUCHANAN is so disregardful of
his position as the head of the Democratic
party, as to seek the perpetuation of so fatal
a breach as that which threatens the Illinois
Democracy"
And again:
We hope the Democracy of Illinois will
meet in one Convention. and nominate officers
without regard to Lecompton- a fearful re-
spOnsib;lity will rest upon that wing of the
party which refuses to unite. and keeps alive,
for ''vindictive persecution" this unfortunate
schism. The Democracy of the South will
not stand quiet and see its most effective allies
of the Northwest hopelessly divided and de-
stroved, to crafty "vindictive persecution"
upon an ''extinct issue" Fearful will be the
responsibility resting upon the Administration
if it does not use every legitimate effort 10
harmonic the party-it claims The Uictoyy upon
Leoonpton. and can, therefore, with peculiar
grace, proffer the pipe of peace.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WE are offering for sale that beautiful and well
w imnr0vea farm, containing c5 acres, fronting
the Gagtfn Turnnkc, and within sight Of tie LOUIS
willie and Nashville Railroad \ miles from Nashville
This Mace D. Ia Of the best ncighborhonds in
the state Tho improvements. consisting ~ "A COM
IN 'Hious Dwelling House, god servants Rooms
Kitchen, Carriage House ~t7bics, and two excellent
Springs, all under a Srb=tautiaI enrlosure.
TRANSPORT, McWHiRTFR & co.
junelH-lm No. s Inn Block.
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COOKERY BOOKS.

THE ECONOMICAL COOK. By Ms Holland Lon.
don.
DOMESTIC COOKErY- ny Mrs Copley. London
HENuERSONS AMERICAN COOKERY.
COOKERY A. 1T SHOULD EE. Mrs Goodfeow
PRACTICAL COOK BOOK. by Mrs Bliss
PHILADELPHIA HOUsEwIFl. BY Aunt Mary
EVERY LADY's COOK BOOK. BY Mrs Crowen.
SEVENTY FIVE RECEIPTS by Mss leslie.
COMPLETE COOKERY. ~
LADIES NFw COOK BOON rs M-s Hale
PRACTICAL RECEIPTS FOR HOUSEWIVES. BY
Mrs. Widdihrli.
For sale by CHARLES " SMITH
junci0 COLLEGE street.
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the 22nd, by the Rev. Or. Quin-
tard JAMES F. RAINS Esq, to Miss IDA BELL YEATMAN
daughter of Henry T. Yeatman, Esq, of this city
At the residence of Maj Ben. Harlan, near Column
bia, on Thursday morning, the oath inst, by Rev.
W C. Johnson DR.. J. 5. MCCAIN, of Williamsport, to
Mrs. Lou. C. HATCHER.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes.

JUST RECEIVED
7 AIDES fine Brown Italian Cloth Cong. heel saiters-
IL Button
Black
KID S'ppers-handSoue trimmings.
Z" ." Kid Gaters. with and without heels.
.. SIDE Lace heel Caters
y plain
Congress Caters.
At No. q Public square
je.5-u SNYDER 4 FRTZZFII-
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 70 sell Of the prettieSt and most sesira
bic places that has hecn offered for sale. II con-
ans about 400 acres Of fine and fertile land with ee-
giant improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres well watered and tim
bered, with Improvements.
mayl5-tf WILL. l. BOYD In
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Fifty NEGROES for Sale.

4 MoNG the lot we have several good Families two
"A or three young Women with frs; child four good
House Boys. BOYS from IS 10 20. good nninc-room
Servants with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and a good Blacksmith and Barber.
1pr29-u II HAYNES & 60.
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u T. w HO OVA ~ q.

BRAZIL AND THE BRAZlIIANS. Portrayed in
Historical and Descriptive Sketches and Illustrated
by one hundred and Gny EuPravmgs, by Rev. D. P.
Rdder, D. D., and J. c Fletcher
MARY DERRoENT. Neg Work, by Ann 5.
Stephen
MAGDALTN, THE ENCHANTRIsS. Founded on
fact. by L. l., 1855.
URSULA a tale Of Country Life, by Mrs Sower.
FOLLOWING THE DRUM" glimpse Of From
tier Life
THE YELLOW FRIGATE; OR, THE TWO SISTERS.
THE INDIAN REBELLION, ITS CAUSES AND RE
SUITS, in a series Of Letters, by Rev Alexander
Dun, Calcutta.
BURToN'S CYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND HUNIOR.
just received and Tor sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
iune2l-f
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ES@ What has become of the Memphis
Buletmr a copy has not been received at the
PATRIOT Office for week.
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A Valuable Slave for Sale.

T WILL sell to the highest bidder, in the town Of
Il Rome, SATURDAY, the oath of July, on a credit
until the 25th Of December next, one Negro Ma JIM
about IS years old "A No. Boot and Sheen X er and
a frst-rate field hand. The purchaser to give bond
with two good securities Fifty dollars 81 the above
purchase money b. be paid cash the day OF sale.
q. $ EWING,
Admir- OF WIN. II. HUBBARD, decd.
Rome, Tenn. June 24-w3t
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

THE ma. sq 5,,o l win wins sen on -, tho AM
idence, on tl" Gallatn Turnpike &sIIukIuLE
road, two miles from Nashville EitIfd11-s2-1
this side the first toll quite. containing nearly
of land, about tire" In cultivation the balance well
uWhered. The improvements consist of frame
dwelling with three comfortable rooms kitchen store
room porch, stable and carriage house well encos-
cI, &c, and "a thriving young orchard. ANY person
wishing Ia purchase, possession be obtained, the
growing crop thrown IN and the farming utensils and
stock ssld unusually low. For terms, &c., apply
Ne. 81 College street, near thu Square.
je2-lm J NIIITRON
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Eo- $4,000 Tennessee Bonds were sold In
New York, june lsth, Al sst
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ON and after THURSDAY, April sth, 1855 the Pas
" Senger Train will follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and =. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:2O p VI. and 1855 A NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 1880 A. NJ and 9:25 7. NJ
Arriving At Nashville at 9lO A. NJ. and $40 p NJ
Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington \. c. can
leave Nashville either train, and make close con
nectiOns throughout. Via. Knoxville. Tenn, and
LynChburg Va. should leave Nashville on the morn
ing train 10 make the connection
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the . p
N. train, which connects at Stevenson with NJ & C.
Railroad
Those for McMinnville and Sparta Will leave Nash
vile the p NJ train, which connects directly at
Tullahoma with the train for McMnnville The train
which leaves McMnnville at 1880, connects with the
day train from Chattanooga and arrives Nashville at
$40 2. VI.
At Nashville there is daily connection with boats
for ST. Louis, Cincinnati Louisville Memphis New Or
leans Ptsburg, &C. Sc. also daily line OF stages for
Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured AT the Depot before
the starting of the trains for McMinnvie Huntsville
Memphis, Junction Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Char
lesion, savannah, Augusta, Wmin gon and Knoxville
Lynchburg, Petersburg and Richmond. Passengers
from Nashville to New York go via Knoxville. Time
through, three days. This IS decidedly the cheapest
and best route from Middle Tennessee the Eastern
Cities. C. I. ANDERSON
jelS-u. General Ticket Agent
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ne The Washington correspondent of tn

N. Y. Tribune says, under date of the 18th
inst:
Circulars have been issued from this city
and distributed over the Union, urging Mr..
Crittenden as the candidate for the Presiden-
CIV, irrespective of party or platform, and on
the ground of his personal popularity with all
the elements of the Opposition, and his &C
ceptability to the Democracy.
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WANTED.

A FEW hundred Barrels Of good clean White Corn
~ wanted Immediately at the Rock City Mills The
highest price paid.
ie24-IOt J Z RAUMAN 4 co
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IEECHES.

A LARGE supply OF genuine swedish Ieeches jasi
n received and Tor sale By
RAINS BROWN
may2T-u No. 20 Public square
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1855.
1858.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Having purchased Mr.. hIAnahan's interest m tl.e
gsots have tskea tartaers Ia sssr bsssii.sss
i6xfsn A Al-sftn and john Jahnsaa. We shall en-
tsnuc ~ aur GA saane where Nff Re r5rased %
met "zr ola friends 4aa merchants generally
hing ankous - cat d8~n Fesrat A. : A ioss
a. pssioie, preparatory % oar Gall purch4se ne eli
osf aduer nenis "a pgces . those sshsuF % feprn
Nh their stoek We shall ~ glad al al nEs-s - r.
e~sve the.r orders. And wal 40 cur best - 81 them
isssis ALLISON. ANDERSON 90.
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GoDEY's IADY'S BOOK FOR july, the beginning
OF new volume. Price only Is cents; or, 81 90 per
year. For sale by r. HAGAN.
JUnel7 Market street.
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A CAR D.

HAVING sold entire SssFsiHess "a Mr.. Alexandra
tielIsscr, wish IN tllls Fefura our
sincere thanks TO froa4s and customers Tor The
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed -, and %
llciE for our saecessar continuation 81 the
All debts due "a our late Arm MI be cuileeied by
Mr. Ieiisser hts authorized Agent, who Is alone
empowered to settle the
Je23 LYONS 4 90.
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one HUNDRED THOUSAND Bushels new WHEAT
" wanted by p X C. ANDERSON,
ieJ5-tf Nos IS and a. :. College st.
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Macon.
W heat.

NIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS Clear Sides wanted by
Il p. * G. ANDERSON,
je25-G Nos. 45 and ~ : College ST.
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Fine Canadian Horse and Buggy.

WE are Offering fine Trotter and an open Buggy
W with good new Harness, al great bargain
for cash only.
junel6 BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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FOR JULY.

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR JULY a splendid
number. Price only rs cents; or, three dollars per
year. For sale by
junel6 T. HAGAN, Agent.
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Tuesday, July 9th, 1858.
500, 900 sOHIEIAH S'
Sorteo Numero COL Ordinario
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-

Approximations 10 the 100000 Of 5000 each
of 400 10 10000 Of 400 TO so 900 Of 400 10 900
of a
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
L Lottery, conducted by the spanish Government.
under the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Havana on
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SILAS T. GILBERT, NJ. D.,
Cancers,
TusnOrs,
Ulcers,
SVnhiIiS etc

During Or. Gilbert's absence from this section Of
the Union, cert1n persons have to the great detri-
ment Of many Of those who have employed them at
tempted to INIT e him. processing tn have thorough
knowledge Of his remedies and mode OF treatment.
The public is hereby notified that Or. Gilbert has no
snecifc emey for any disease that his success has
been almost wholly owing his professional
experience The judicous Of causfic applications
requires fully much professional sagacity and ex-
per"nce as does the successful Of surgical nstru
rs Pamphlets Of Testimonials, etc. for gratuitous
distribution, may be had personal application or
by addressing DRs. S. & s T. GILBERT,
$50 Main street, Greenlaw S Building.
je22-Im
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DILLON & co.

IN BEIS Crushed sugar, for sale by
eJO DILLON n co, IS College street
so bbls Crushed sugar. Tor sale by
DILLON & Co. Is College street
so bbls Crushed Sugar, for sale by
DILLON & co, Is College street.
so bbis Crushed Sugar, FOR sale by
DILLON x co. rs College street
so bbls Crushed Sugar. for sale by
DILLON x 90. IS College street
so bbis Crushed Sugar, for sale rs
je7-lW DILLON 4 Co. Is College street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

"An American Abroad writes from La Spessk
Italy, on the 26th ult., that he had just been ~
visit 10 Carrara, where he saw a great many ~
gagged in cutting the famons marble Of that locality.
and adds:
The town ia altogether made up Of stehers whore
they work the stone chimney pieces and nooancse
are made astonishngly well aud cheaply Then thef:
are unumersbe cupids isheryboys, Msgdsieus, aa1
all the popular ststuary repeated 10 wssr'oms o.
tent. We saw a very tine Frederick tho Great On Z
horse standing three legs, General Jacxsons ~
a pony 10 tranconis are the only ones who have ~
reduced the number, and gigantic Columbus, esaa(
on best bower, with All abe-boded Greek'tcstuN
squaw, as usual, kneeng at his feet. II gdxe
Genoa, snd will prove an everlasting cause ofinqHy
ard discussion for don't think the generality d W
population have the remotest idea who Columbus ~
and still less his connection with anchor and - "
dian woman. Here aro making hundred coiunn
for the Capitol at Washington, each solid bbe
and very white and beautiful The contractor -
me they are earefslfy diridcd 'ato Aree pea, -
they reach An.erlco. Why, said he, don't kaesi
but il would save me trouble aud the tioyHnGse
money if they would let me DO il here saggae~
Red Tape, which no said was probable but s% cos
soling."
Perhaps some Of our own artists and srtiasss
whether native or foreign-boni, may seq ht~%
quire into this matter. We have given iAsn -
cue and they can follow il q. their leisure
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

TRUE MIN OP New JERSEY you have In,
been divided, distracted, poweriess prcssuk
Your sdyerssries have hsd you in their tolls or n
der their feet. Al length, bright vista sudleat
opens before you. The Lecompton Iniqaity IN
aroused and united you, while il hiss conicanisi
and psralyzed Jour adyerssrics. You cannot mecav
beat them-you can rout them tomorrow i ~
will. Not all the power of Monopoly-not MAs
Gold Of misjudsing aspration-csn preveus 4
Opportunity always comes to the vigilant, the ,.
tent, the valiant; but'oppOrtunity so ample NJ
admirable az yours comes but seldom TO any. YW
can carry the Legislature, the u. 3. Senator VI
all Eve Members of the House. ifyou wdl put frA
exertions worthy of the occasion, the prospect, u
issue. Moments are precious; few words md
suffice; your own intelligence will supply all II
may be needed. A few votes heedlessly witAAA
through oyer-conddence in some snti-Lecouptn
stronghold, or lost through apathy snd un;oandA
encouragement in Bergen or Atlantic, may thNs
away the State and the next House. But you Vi
not suffer this, freemen Of Ncw.JerSey Prsps0
to-day 10 call out your last vote tomorrow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

sn American. aai the third "A AptiY.,..-.
Democrat, 40 hat yop AZ lca.t csnsot go
thst cne party has ever thing An iss.. &C..
eloctsd If You will work for them -.
uDitedly, fsiihialy. 10 true 70 yo,rsl.-
each Other and your I.lsid will have ,sr...
Iecomr,cu, Autl buchanan Member, ia ths -.
Hou-e. and ycn will hsye elected your whole ,., -
Ticket. This is more rs>ily effected in yss,
than II was in that of Ia, ,ailtoa COUNTY o..'
which WAS just now handsomely e,rriei by -,
lar union. Stand shoulder to .houldes-v,,,~
your polls against Illegal yo,crs-arouse n. 49,
theiic' fix the waycring, and you vii com. a., :,
'o-m0rro" contest successful beyond your ~
'sHs',ne hopes Let the las; preparation 70 A..
pleted to-day! w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
NEW-FORk STATE ELECTIOA

IT, Ed'soT' Reporters. Te'ssyapher' ssd P'sh"sT,
The supeTintendents Of tho several hnes M is.of 10
in this State have in tbs kndest manner Hgn neo -
Willingness 10 hold all Of their offices open 90 w
Of election fer the reception and IsnSuisonr ~ ~
turne for the press, free of all eaponse exeep, ~ ~
services OF operators, which viii be dcirayca y-
several Hdi.0rs sorved snd with view - sselas;s
;on ard srsnserne 1T Of the returns, bes respsui
yu.r particular attention ~ the following suSfess .ixkb
VIA. the Press desire than o.. &c, on election ~
ooHpsra,y@ statement II the or 0oyefuofes ~
loss gain q either ticket 10 toe toSn or towIS
by ,er ,-srh, compared WITH ,hs vote 'o =
ssis ss, year. Simple rvtuT.s By la.l.se 80 ere ~ -
have oil copipsrisoD, or sT-1 ~s s No.
allow for the preparation Of the d.s?st nee f
would admit of making T. Tts "sr W 'n -. .shs
oidstes respective tickets = no, wal ted -
confusion. ard sncuubef the tlesra2l 4S~s VIC
latter. ,.Aas -
TIE neIt thing IL lmpor,srceb Ia tho sota o. pfoos "
IA u. several Districts Tor Members OI Ccngfes =
lot wan, The in the respective owns - -
OF cities bUt, - coon 80 an sppfoxsu
col, be arrived at, desire H. The nsr,s ot ~
elect 10 all that necessary % BE- ts-1rap1cd . On. -
Tho only Other mater d. sired op e.euon nilp. tR
and poltics Of Merrbts elect Of the senate sA - -
The vote District tora Is nein.f ~ - z
Wi.hed .hs u.e.s IsIe ssd Do.ios, 80 sr.ady Hs'e'
lAs. is fl.ted ..is.tnlD
Win sl editors. reporters. te.erspaen sna - -
,hroughcut the STATE obiizs the pTsss y kesPnG '
ara .imp,s directions in view VIXEN senAns election
~. sl,,ta the soor. OF .hoss who bsye 20 sprsed
fr. the pgbc IN an istsldble form Respectfully -,
o. Il. CRAIG A.sa; Z. the N. Y. Assoc'st~1 J, -
,,rres T,yaX TrBvSs, 7i~ss. EIoys~ Sss. CsesTS
ASr,-ts,, Ercri.e Poss. staats Z~ssns, ssaah -.
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