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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON.
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NF9GOLRICE a BURNS are opening al their e.
w abshmsut, Market street, No. 90 next d0orio Dir.
Powers Clothing Store, general srt Of Cnuocioa'
cries. which they intend selling very reasonable to and
srusi By their attention. business, udEcs public %
extend 70 them liberal share patronage. Among Lead
Ing articles hand, aud which hsy viii b rsceFgi
arr the following, viz:
Candies Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cledf
Fruits, Of every kind; Brand-sdz Wines, best brli
Pickles, assorted; C0rdials, Of even TaristJi
Picked Oysters & Sardinsa Ale and Porter,
Shad and salmon Fine CHARS.
With variety OF articles not ersIn euu merllel-
In connection With heir Confectionery hey inlto 80
lsntion OF ihe public 20 their Bakery, from Wen 80
supply Of fresh Bread, Cakes and PasterI can Pc -
ties viii Be made up order and carefully sens p --S -
offhscity. - Il, n.
Having psrmansty located here, We o. course - -
patroniEed libsrsy n toe end VI e ini7l - -
TERMS and By our dencanOr, commend oll.si- s-vifs
kind notice Of generous public We - - - - 4
Country Dealers Who are IN our Inc OF ta-'i -
call before purchasing elsewhere cal DICK A suRys.
GpuIf-f AfuoL.------
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Al. Mcbride.

AZ sBo fhCEBPides
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE PENNESS
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my 0ldtusnds and patrons for then
bersy heretofore extended to the hr and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of aVOTs from them, and
wish to inform all the world and the rest Of mankind
.hat have on hand and for sale splendid lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
of various patterns Parlor Stoves for wood and
comma and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches, HO
low Ware of every variety on baud or made to order Fur
nscss and Foot STOVES entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
lam prepared 70 do ell kinds Of JOB Work, such as
House uterng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v DIRK.
Myold friends Of the River will find to their advantage
call and give heayaZ Dsore bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, for SALE one pair secondhand ENGINES, eytn'
der IL inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draugkl
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms
June IA. eZb
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HOUSE-BUHDERS,

VINO gaat good Gun Barrels, Flntor Percussion Locks,
ShsetBSas or German Silver, GUARDS and Butte Double
Triggers, Nits and Shot Gun Wlpers, Gun Nlppes.
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TRUNKS,
vALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
r ADlBs' ane Travelling Trunss; extra szs;
J. DO sole ieGihsr Trunkt, ell sizsz
DO DO DO Ashland Go
A large stock Of
Carpet Bags satehss, and Black Bags OF all sizes and
Can at No. q Public Square.
oots SNYDER q FRIzZBLL
LADIES WEAR.
h Congress CATERS, with and without heals.
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
with heels,
Boois with OF without heels,
French Slippers ant Baskins,
Kid Slippers ane Busklns;
French Kid slippers, with heels m ,,
( iunes SNYDER 4 FRlZzhL
| TTRFsH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIEs.-l0O
+. bids prime TO choice Sugar
eco bbs Powdered, Lost and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 bhis molaEsesi
100 u bbs DO
81 bags Old Gov. Java aud Laguayrs Coffee
4 IS bbs Maakerel assorted
90 zen Buckets
/ $50 boxes star ard Mould Candles;
! 200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted.
/ 100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands
/ $4,000 Imported kegalla Cigars;
i 10000 assorted brands 90
| rs boxes Scotch HerringS
8 terees Fresh Figs
Z ~ bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
sb1i M&EF OHEATHAM.
: IQUORS.-2Oo bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
| 4 = $50 bbis Robinson Go DO
( 200 bDls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve dor
leo bbls American 3landy
70 S5s Peach Brandg.
) AIeo q large stock Of Fine Imported Bnrdies and
" i.S Il la'' Fs's'''- a' 80 1SBF CHEArHAM.
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EVER YBODY,

Who H IN need Of Locks and Lateher, ~ nv Lt
Whatever, u Hinges and Screws, Bolts all kndS WIN
dow FssHeEs, sash Springs, Malta, Pat ETAds, bhor
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Guns ! Guns !

WE have large assortment of Shot Guns Double or
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety.
MACY a. HAMILTON.
m dOz Sausage MiIls best qualify for saIsby
lU MArEE 3 HAMILTON.
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Fisher- Wheless a %.

(sUoUEssoEs 70 JOHNSON, HORNE Co.)
~oTrOy Tobacco, storage, Gsneul Commi11lon ard
produces Merchants Corner Broad and MarEef sif9eif
sS,siils Tenn, vii devote particular attsEon % ~
-. 49, q
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6T,DsHERRY AND NADEIRA = INES AND

T,ETRR HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale sherry; lmPe-
nal Pale sherry; Opeys old PoTij sandeTmans Fort
I515y poTt. Ivs1hoe Madeira; Hungarian o.
TsSe Clsret: HautEltsn ClareE ten cases Congress
Water and 40 600 Superior London cigars various 9IsEas'
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ME have hand large and cUmpiute assortmoDtO
W Shovel and TonEs and Anr0ns aud Fendors EniVes
an FORKS, Carpenters and Blacksmith tools Circular saws,
ali Sizes from To 20 60uch- GummeFs, Machine Be- ct
ing all sizes from 10 90 inches vide Pages PaeHtf Ir1u-
lar saw Mill, Straw Cusrt, aud great variety Farm-
Ing implements. fcct 2gI MAgBY & HAMILTON.
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Fresh Oysters.

OOO CANS Fresh Baltimore ssrs ice, Just received
AUU and viii be sold ~ 81 % for large cans eho ~ en
r baICcana We will Epply cusioBeFs nls season ~
ans pm ~ HOLLISTER & CARTER,
-, q Union stF7st,
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gaIe OF steamboat,

SAFE Oh = GGa14VOSGs
Y virtue order OF sals from the District Court OF
ID the United States Nashville, IN the OF T. Nat
hews Others the Steamboat Scotland b In rem,
will Saturday, the goth day Of February, nstant sell
at public vendue board Of the Steamboat Scotland a. the
ry wharf the said Steamboat Scotland her boats tackle,
apparel and furniture 20 the hFhest bidder The pureEa
SIR will be required pay two thousand dollars cash. and
10 give with good security, payable II bank AZ x
twelve and eighteen months for the residue, in equal in
stalme1ts J. B. CLEMENTS, u Msrshal
feb9 for the District Of Middle Tennessee.
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n. SAVAGE. r. P. ANDH
SAVAGE s. ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS Al Law,

Having associated themselves together IN the practice Of
Law, will give heir undivided attention all 0usHess en-.
trusted 70 them. They will practice in a counties Of ths
f0urta Jadeal Circuit, and also the counties Warren
Cannon, Wilson, and In Tie supreme Court Nashville.
tan3-tf
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LUMBER.

GOOD lot Of JOst, ScantlinE, and inch Plank "a
"A hand, cheap cash. good lot Of Boards and Popa
shingles be delivered In few days those wanting
them. Ny Mil is cutting daily gent 1r other KILLS;
and will pay particular attention 20 all orders Call as the
Savings Institution and aavs your orders e you wish
fusd moves J. g.. nARuEE.
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For Rent.
LaWrcnceburg MOmeV.

V~R King Lavreuceburg Bank Nstes al paTiH pay
W meut af al accounts US and Tor any article We
~ 55' H.. WB GORDON & 90.
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. LOT OF cE0IGE APPLE TREBs, jus, TO hand, an'
q =. 70 % 'I's 0s BENZ. 2. SHIELDS,
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for the purpose oiyng Table Knives
and Forks Pocket Knives, Shears, sssOTs, Shot Guns
aud Rides Locks OF all knds Cotton Cards, Axes OF
took Of Hardware.
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DRAWS MARCH 18th, 1858.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public at Macon, Gs., under the superinen
dencs OF s. c. Bulkisy and Jos. Waterman Esqs
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BLACKSMITHS,

Who are innsed Of Anvis OF any size, Vices, either
1nOn or Box Bellows any warranted to work per-
tsy Horse Rasps Flat and Half Round Files, SedGes and
HuZd Hammer, Horse-Shso Nails, English and American
Blister Cast and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies old fashion,
cd screw Plates a. cost.
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NAIANNI " NIlNl8 u IIIaIN = ~ y % IINa
ITARMERS, Mechanic and Merchants Waiting Nashville Tor
II the purpose Of purchasing Hardware OF any ksnd,
Wholesale and Retail, will do " Ell % call on
MACY a HAMILTON.
oct % NJ A. College sJrcdt.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

NolsY.-Two obstreperous individuals were
arrested, yesterday, by Officer Jonas for
kicking up row on Second street, between
Cand B streets. They were expressing opin-
ions of each other not at all favorable to the
moral character and social standing of either
party
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

B STREET SEwER.-The following resolu.
tion, as will be found in our published report
of yesterday, was passed by the City Council
on Monday night:
Resolred, That the Committee on Streets and
Roads be and are hereby authorized to advertise
one week and receive bids and contract with the
lowest bidder for the building of brick sewer
(the plan to be adopted by the committee) from
the south side of First street to the north side of
Second, on B street.
Thus, at last, has this B Street Sewer ques.
ton, which has been 50 long dragging its
slow length along" been settled The City
Fathers have been more thoroughly divided
and vexed on this matter than any other that
has ever engaged their attention The First
and Second Wards differed with the Third
and Fourth on almost every point that arose
in the discussion of the question. Sometimes
the Council would appear to be in favor of a
wooden sewer sometimes a brick, sometimes
a sewer for only certain distance, and some
times for no sewer at all; but just at the
point of coming to a conclusion, a new
phase would come over the question and they
would goin for another game of loggcrheads /!
Finally, Monday night, President Love in
troduced a compromise Resolution (given
above) which aft lengthy discussion was
passed, and we are really to have brick
sewer. There was so much good feeling over
the satisfactory result that an invitation ex
tended by Alderman Stokes to go around to
his popular saloon near the United States
Hotel, and make merry over sundry bottles
of wine, at his expense, was acceptedafter the
adjournment of the Council, and a merrier
set of Aldermen has seldom convened at q So.
cial board. Theydrank buttitle, but what they
did drink had a wonderfully enlivening effect.
Of course, the Honorable Mayor and the
editorial fraternity were not present!
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

MOB LAw.-Governor Weller was going to
do wonderful things when he was elected to
office. Especially was he going to put down
mob law. The public were led to suppose,
from his givings out, that every "son of
gun" who dared to lead or assist in any pub.
lie executions without due warrant of law,
was to be summarily dealt with-probably
hung, drawn and quartered, ground into
powder and generally distributed to the hun.
cry windsl How many lynchers has he vet
caused to be strung up, or otherwise made
examples Of? They could easily be counted,
we suppose, on ones fingers If one such
example has been made we are yet to hear of
it. There has been lynching in Santa Bar.
bara, lynching in Los Angeles, lynchng in
Placer, lynching in Tuolumne-iust the other
day-and it is likely in half dozen other
counties, all during the Administration Of
John B. Weller, and "nary victim" of his
gubernatorial wrath has yet been made
spectacle of, to fright the souls of the lawless.
When the Governor gave out that he was
going to be such death on mob law, he prob.
ably said it "as statesman" and, of co urse.
that excuses him.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08
MARYSvILLE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. Sth, 1858.

al hare stoOrH on the altar ofmy country eter.
nal eNnity to eUery form Of tyranny orer the
mind Of man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08
ICoMMUNICATED
To the Editor of the California Express.

To the Editor of the California Express.
Ny ANONYMOUS FRIEND: know you. You
intensely chivalric individual, battling for
Broderick daily in the Express, under tn e
very noses of its Broderick hating proprie-
tors,--you pink Of consistency, one day de-
nouncing the Douglas Democracy for ignor-
ing the Broderick issue, and next day swear
ing Justify that we are all Broderickites,-
you entertaining specimen Of an Administra-
ton editor "cursing like very drab-a scul-
lion" every man who will not bow the
knee to that bitter opponent of the President,
David c. Broderick, sterling old line
democrat, with whom so often in Wing Con-
ventions Louis r. Lull, Dr. Mclean, and
other old liners used to meet, ana frame plat
forms upon which to fight the democrats
you Wendell of the Pacific, how can that
democratic fedglng STEPHEN A. DouGLAs
presume to hold up his head amid the din of
your terrific anathemas, or how can his Cali
foTnia friends survive the thunders of your
giant pen? | cry your mercy In the YER
Broderck would not let you go on so if he
was here l knew that Mr.. Broderick had
many friends in the Buchanan State Conven-
ton, and also knew your warm personal
devotion to him, but never dreamed that You
would dare to convert the Express (nonde-
script and anonymous though that cor cern
isl into Broderck organ, and make it to
howl with pain as it did Monday, because
some Douglas men set less value upon Mr.
Broderick than you do. You will have to
stop it. You cannot be true to Buchanan
and Broderick at ore and the same time
Both are austere men, and will not brook
shuffling. Restrain your admiration for a.
while. When Mr.. Broderick comes back
you shall have whole volumes of certificates
to show that you remained true to him, and,
indeed, that your main cause of difference
with the Douglas men all along has been that
they would not 10y resolution endorse your
beau ideal of great and good patriot, DAVID
c. BRoDERIcK. Try and help your friend in
your own ranks, for your influence among
Douglas men is limited. Puff Mr. Broderick
until you are black in the face or until the
Express proprietors make you stop short in
our wild and enthusiastic outbreaks, but in |
name tolerate courteous differ
enee ofopnion" upon the subject in the ranks
# the democracy. have no other fault to find
With you, my nameless friend, than the above.
The national tone of your paper is well
Known, and its denunciations of the doctrines
Idvocated 10y that arch-abolitionist jeff Davis,
md that renegade Douglas, are quite up to
he standard R.R
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

SAD lNTELLIGENoE.-The overland mail
lately arrived in San Francisco, brings the
following item of intelligence
William S. Tompkins, said to have recent.
ly arrived from California, was killed in an
unfortunate difficulty, in New York, Nov.
9th.
There is every reasen to believe that the
person mentioned in the above is the son of
our much respected fellow-citizen. Col S. c.
Tompkins. We deeply sympathize with him
in his great afiliction. There are few warm.
er hearts in the world than that which beats
in the bosom of this sadly bereaved father,
and we can only regret that our poor offers
of coincidence can effect so little towards his
relief in his present great and overwhelming
grief The particulars of this sad affair are
not yet known in this quarter of the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

ArrLE-PLEcrIo Frr.-There is pedlar OF
apples, well known in this community as the
most persistent ofitinerant fruit-venders, who
goes by the name of apple john" Apple
Jack he might be called for short, but we dc
not know that he is. Apple John, with hi.
basket ofapples on his arm, thrusts his nose
in every mans face that he meets or passe:
on the street, and into every door that hap
pens to be open, and inquiries, "apples, sir q
with an eagerness of expression that seems to
know no diminution from the one hundred
and ten thousandth repetition of the sof same
interrogatory 1t makes no difference to him
whether he meets you in an observant or ab.
stracted condition of mind it is all the same :;
though your mind were wrapt in the contem.
plation of theme as distant and foreign from
apples as Jupiter is from the earth, apples,
sir p is the salutation that greets your start
led ear, and the peering countenanee of APP
pie John is what you see under your hat
brim. He is the daily curse of busy bankers
at their counters and fraction cphering clerks
in the midst Of solid columns of figures. If
there is the least chance in the world to get
in, Apple John is on hand, with his basket
on his arm and Mr.. Solemn.V .Visaged Banker
or Mr. Abstracted Clerk is suddenly aroused
from the doubedistiled intensity of his cal.
culations, by the ejaculation of f"apples, sir p
striking the tymplnum of his ear like the
shrill note Of cracked fife ON You.
NO" thunders the Lusy thinker, but Apple
John quietly turns around and walks out as
if nothing had happened, and invariably
makes his appearance the next day under
precisely similar circumstances.
Well, to make our story short Apple John
strolled up, by sad mischance for him, al
about half past II o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, into the sacred purlieus Of a classic re
treat known as the Little Palace. There be
found himself in the midst of Jolly compan Y
composed of both sexes, and sold his apples
iberally. But, when he came to ask for his
pay, it was not forthcoming. Apple John,
who values quarter as he would an equal
4O'''" VI MS oMu lhiHoFIal SOUL, Huulng
himself thus badly sold, gave way to the
most frantic despair, fell upon his back on
the floor, and yelled murder" at the top of
his voice A policeman rushed up, ascertained
the true state of the ease, and undertook to
take Apple John down, but he refused to
rise to his feet. The policeman asked the as
sistance of byst nders, and they pitched in. "
Apple John still roared ''murder"-and well
he might, for his apples were now being fast
disposed of as they lay scattered around
and it took six men to bear him off to the
station house A. J. will be before the Re
corder, we presume, this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08
0er advertisements.
RICH GOODS.
NOW OPENING FOR THE APPROACH
ING HOLIDAYS, BY
Houston,
HASTINGS
&c CO.
RICH GOODS.
The Finest Lot of Fashionable
u ST0M MADE CL0T Thing

L u ST u NJ MADE t LU L II N u
Ever imported, have been received per last steamer
consisting Of
OVERCOATS, every style, color and quail
ty.
FROCK COATS, of all qualities and prices
WEDDING and PARTY VESTS, of diff
ferent styles and coors.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIJfERE
PANTS, latest styles.
RICH PATTY TIES AND Ora TATS.
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS, of our own
manufacture.
hosiery, Of every description.
Merno. Silk and Shaker Flannel SHIRTS AND
ORA WERS.
Buckskin UNDERSHIRTS AND ORA WERS
Woolen Cotton and Merino HALF HOSE.
INDIAN TAN GLOVES AND GA UNTLETS.
Woole1 and Cotton CLIO YES.
NDERiS CELEBRA TED KID
GLOVES, of all coors and shades.
SOLE LEA TIER TRUNKS.
LADIES' IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
CARPET AND LEA TIER IRA YELLING BAGS,
which we will sell at prices to suit the most economi
cal.
HOUSTON, HASTINGS & co.
Clothiers, street, between 1st and End,
Next door to Wells, Fargo Co.'S,
decS-my2p Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

A New REUGIUs PERIoDIoAL.-The Wes-
tern Evangelist is the title Of a new religious
periodical, edited by W. W. Stevenson, assis
ted by G. O. Burnett and J. N. Pendegrast
as corresponding editors, and published
monthly at Santa Rosa. 1t contains 50 svo
pages, and is sent to subscribers at 81 so n
year, is edited with much ability, so far as we
can judge from a hasty glance over its con.
tents, and seems to be devoted to the doe
trines of the Baptists, or that portion of them,
rather, who call themselves Disciples.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

LooAL.-Scene in Marysville-Y oung A
msriea with box of matches in hand logui.
f"r Ma, do You suppose these things were
made in heavenf "Why, no nv son.-vou
astonish me, why do you ask the question ?
Because replied the smart youth al was
reading, the other day. that matches vere
made in Heaven, and thought these must be
too?" The old lady sOedkened
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

Cas- A dispatch to the Sacramento Bee of
yesterday, dated at San Francisco, Dec. 7th,
says: 'The body of the man found yester-
day Is recognized as that Of a cook in res
t"urant on Pacific street A post norton ex-
animation shows that he died of disease of
the heart.
Doves, who is to be hung on Friday next,
refuses to have the clergy, and is quite sui
len"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

FIRE.-A fire broke out, at about l o'clock
Tuesday morning, in a large barn near the
corner of F and sth streets, and speedily con.
sumed the building. The fremen were soon
on the ground and prevented a spread of the
the flames.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

GOLDEN ERA.-Last Sundays Era was
perfect model of literary paper. Should
every Sunday bring as good one, its read.
ers might well name their Sundays after their
paper-golden eras
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

CHORAL HARMONIC SooIETY.-This accom-.
plished band Of Marysville vocalists will give
their first public performance, in this city.
on Thursday evening of this week. We sup.
pose that some of the finest singers in the
State of California are comprised within this
Association. We shall speak more fully Of
their merits in our next issue.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

NEW STYLES AND NEW PATTERNS, SUITABLE
I y ,,,l IoT FhEsENfs ~ for the coming Holidays.
SILVER PLATED GOBLErS AND MUGS,
ICE PITCHERS,
CASTORS
CAKE BASKETS,
CANDLESrICKS, Trays, &C., sc.
bohemian Cut and Engraved Wine Bottles, Cologne
bottles Powder Boxes, Water Bottles Gard
Receivers Finger Bowls, Champagne
Goblets Wine Glasses &c.
Gold Band, White and Fancy China, Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets, Vases Oandelabras, Lams, &c.
These are all new Goods, just at hand, per recent
arrivals from the Atlantic States and Europe and will
De sold at small profit for cash.
JOSEPH GENELLA,
1O4 and 1O6 First street
dccA-lm MArysville
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-08

SoANDALous.-The Yreka Union states that
e deputy jailor severely horsewhipped a
crazy man who was confined in the Yreka
Jail. For every lash he bestowed upon the
unfortunate he should receive dozen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

A CoNNEcncrr BELlE--A correspondent
writing from Newport to tho Hartford courdnt
thus refers to Connecticut belle who has been
quite celebrated for queenly beauty:
There is Connecticut girl at this hotel,
who attracts more attention than dozen other
ladies' Her name is Miss Bessie W, of
Stenington; She has a retinue of beaux con-
stantly about her, whether she walks or rides,
paTlor. She is born belle, and love to see
such of natures noble women Queening it to
their hearts content"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

REDyfvUs- St Louis Nescs thinks that
the national and conservative opposition to the
present National Administration will be found,
before long, firmly consolidated from Maine to
Texas, under the name and style of that beloved
and honored organization of the past-TnE
Wa1c PARTY.
NYo don't.