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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-16

Agent Of the estate Of the ase Street Of bissis
"a spP viii SELL at auction CLARI1DOE all The Lands
in Monroe county Arkansas on the frst MONDAY hehg the
7h Say) of Noyenuer the second AoADAt CT
November eing tie li) will at JAoKsoNHoka sen All he
uds in jackson county and on third MONDAY IN hove
her being the 2ls) viii SELL PocABoNTAs all Tue Lanes N
ksndO county, Arkansas all one O1@ Will uS It.
served 10 the estate.
TERN fourth cash. its equivalents redGe IN one
cure tRe payment.
Until tue hTst 81 November any thess La11s are offered
pUafc safe, and oilers invited On application 70 me-
Louisville, KY plate, terms will be furnished These sre
among earliest selected and OF AranssaooVe
iulv7-a GEO HANCOCK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-16

AM Offering for SALE privately that valuable Tract Of Land
known as the Hays Tract situated the Nashville aad
Chattanooga Railroad miles from the city The improve
mens are Of the best description, consisting Of fine Brick
op with ali other Necessary Outhoues There is about so
acres cleared land balance heavily Dbered The place is also
we'll ersd Take IT altogether, 1t is Of the desirable
he vicinity Of Nashville. II sold By LIST Of No
verr il will be for rent the ensuing For pacularsea
on H. r. 6LAscocx 4 Co., NANCE WoODEAKD, At
ssnI5-tf JAS. Y. HAYS.
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Splendid building LOIS for sale,

ETE have for sale 70 IS OF the best Building Lots West
w Nashville, Broad McSairy Denumbrsne and Locust
Streets Also several fine Lots in yue Addition also. laTg
number the best Lots in Watkins Beyds and Hsrdn Add
Nashville; sc, 90 IS Lots In Welckers Addition
also several very choice Lots in Edgedeld-
prepared sell liberal terms and 10 give great bar
gains T. W. BLOWN,
sep4-dH
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FRESH ARRIVALS

--.... FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
VESSEL q THO PSON,
UNION STREET.
) casks Extra Sugar cured Beef;
2 do do do do Hams;
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
so boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
so do de Western Reserve DO.
1 bale New Hops for Bakers use;
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne;
25 do Widow ChicGUot do
$4,000 we'll assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Raisins;
20 half boxes Layer Ralsins
10 barrels Texas P cans;
10 dy Cream Nuts;
10 chests Green and Blask Teas
10 barrels superior brands Scotch Ale IN Jugs;
do do do DO DO in Glas;
10 do do do London Porter in Glass.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS.
Our stock known to he larger and better asserted than
other in line in Nashville, therefore your
70 examine before purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms cash determined that easa buyers
shall have every advantage.
Ct firm East to purchase in person,
guarantee you In few weeks fresh and we'll selected stock.
embracing all the different articles branch Of
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
aug21 Nos. 40 and a Union Street.
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FOR SALE
or Ann RED CEDAR POSTS, heved en-
I'd. UUU two parallel sides for fencing Enquire Of
h printer ana5-df
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VTTATEFIELD WALKER have the most varied assortmsn
w Hats and Caps for boys and children, offered in
the city, Also new design in Riding Hata for tie Ladies'
seplQ
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A. PINTO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
uF.IEP TN

FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
No. Union and American Building,
Cherry street, near the Post Office,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces to the
public Nashville that he has just opened stock Of
Cigars received directly from 4avanna by New Orleans,
which be offers By wholesale retail There always
be found fine assortment of Regaa Impeas, Ccnchers Lon
ds Operas Oazadors and other excellent brands such as
Washington; FL sultan
CerVanIes; la Flor de arrange;
1ngeHuidad; Ia SOlj
EecOtiNna; La EsquiSttaj
El PRINCIPE HI NOnpius ultra;
COnSuciOs; La Isabel;
HerOina; La Ceres;
Infatigabie; Flor de PUjadasj
Figaro; Plenty of Room;
PaFGagGs; Flor de j. N. M;
Flor de Morales; Union Jack;
La Ceiina; Acc dcs
fehlO-dL
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GROCERIES.
] OY INT & T IL E A N Il
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
wH0sxsALK DEALERs
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FZUOR AND PR0DUCB OF ETERI
DESCRIPTION
prepared showa erge well selected stock
wv of Groceries and Liquors, to which invite
he Inspection Of cash buyers and determined sell
eheap the cheapest aucons always eXcsp
offer them good Inducements other house in the trade
Call on ifeb4-dtn JOYNT & TREANOR.
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,,oTxT xoEETUnE FOR SALE.

4 AM now Offering for sale my Tract Of Land and "a
B Residence on the Charlotte Pike, ~ miles z&SsA
Ss q Ssg aasfs s5 o % sassGi
ti,abered and set blue grass II is pleasant
drive OF only 30 or 20 minutes TO or from me ely'
with splendid brick house. situated on an einene oyerookn
he Surrounding country aud in view Of the Capitol with kiteh
ri 49, 80 s5riDrs The soil fertile, and the site
healthy AS uure an elevation can make IT. The place 10 ca
pabe icing divided into number o. seli, ti lo
altogether one tie most desirable hoies 70 De IN
the United States. - n
For terms apply the premces or 10 zen; = qua
lap at tue Capitol. o1'A-'A 81 A-'N4S'
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SALE OF LAND

4 q
N. g. E.. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GHOCERSs AND DEALERS
ZINE gRANpIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND CRJRCH S1REETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNT receipt Of large and we'll electsd stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc. consisting in part follows
$50 5hs suraT grades 100 200 genuine Havana CiZaFg;
600 bbls chcce MoIasses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 = do do 100 Dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Waruts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbs Peeans;
lso boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Fileerts.
100 boxes Tobsccp. qsssgis5
FINE BlsAHDIES, WINES, 90.
2S L'k Z choice French BFandias;
90 L casks Madeira, sherry, and Port WizssI
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes sc5vill Claret,
100 bbs 1ne Robertson County Whiskyf
% bbs pureold Rye do
And also large stock Of Common whisky, American BTsasE,
Gin, -. ,.,.,,.,,,. ..,.,.,.s
Agents FOR the Dupont Hazard snd Sycamore Powder. Tia IN
degrsd Icing only Agents Nashville Of Manufacturer
would call the attention OF the Merchants and Tradersto theT
large Of Powder hand, in Magazine for sale.
300 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BlastngPov-
800 = DO do do der;
goo d. Do DO $500 EsTI szpaHp4s Blasting
300 x DO DO DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 4 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuss.
janli 4. 4. 3. y. oHEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
n7aohssPoWdeEi icy, a,esfssa > es.e AaAty
Sycamore
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oCoEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
u A. I,ihlS. Prnnriefor.

FFyIIg Hotel is spacious brick building Just completed
TenroprietoT has Incurred heavy expense in fitting up
andFurn rooms, to make thea and comfortable
The house Is nov open the reception OF boarders visitors and
TRAVELLERS and te proprietor afford ample accommodation
for $50 persons An omnibus with good and safe team, E e
Al Ii depo to convey passengers TO the Hotel and back to the
dep3g again. The proprietor to try make it hrsclass
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
sugs DANIEL A IiBBs. froptleUoI.
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HORACE H. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 40 e dar sire et,
(0pp0sifs tie CIthOic 0hHrch, Nashville 7saResses)
VNTILL practice in tie several Courts Nashville and
w in the Chancery and Circuit Courts at MeMiHnve
0 U IL l. A G.
Hoist, hostI our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Borne by the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty andts worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed By patriots blood, : q 3
For oh twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist ouz Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Art great reign,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spire.
Let every atearOund,
Know where type Of natures inside,
Where every type is found.
Above our own Art GALLERY,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-tbe brave
rs s,li4-tHs Eessnt-pgEioi-FFs
Rests here, in sweetest por .raiture
With every charm but life
Then raise our hannerto the skyI
Let every star bear news,
That types at the zFt GaiIsTr,
Are made BY @. @. HUGHES,
fshIs0STn Conner Of College and Union ats.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FCIs SALE
VETISHING to make other invssmens We pzop Jse to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and oppos the residence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding site in hevcny Of Nash
vile. and most desirable country residence The house will
besod With u IS Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLB RAHM,
the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike told
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville. containing $50
The soil is good, veil wed and timbered, aud
beFded into small Tracts Of twenty and urwarsa Of
which sdmbly sdspted for country residences market gar
dens and daily farms. Also. thaB
BEAUTIFUL. FARM
road occupied by T. c. Neampbe and formerly
owned by Fhos Harding, conniDg about $50 This
paee we'll known to need no further description 1t will
divided 10 suit purchasers. T. c. McCampbe will show
these places to any WHO win call.
All the sbOYe property will be sold reasonable terms and
on credit Of ons, tSo three and fous years.
Apply 10 A. v 8. Lindsey, Nashville, stheF Of TIE
dersgndes THOs c. heCAMPBELIs
Six miles Nashville.
J. A. Nee AMPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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kirkpatrick. NeVins & Co.,
REOETYIgG, FORWARDING AND HR0LE&AL1
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAEE now in store large and eomplste assortment
Il Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Molasses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rasins full stock with Teas, Candles Ssrdnes, Mack
ere Glassware asOd Pecans; together with all kinds Of Gro
ees usually kept in Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDHESs WINES WHISKY GCsS
We be surpassed in this any other market
our heavy stock goods invite the attention
msT2s-f KIRKPATRICK, NEvINs & Co.
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nRIME OLDJAVA AND MOCHA COFfEE
Ia a iarss '0'"' VIZ ,s&W,R,oER.
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lLy1es Go H1tc111ngs,


TNHR Directors Of the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad
Company have declared Dividend Of three on TIE
spta Stock Of said Company payable at the oe in Nash
lille on and after the 18th inst
". A. GLEAVEs, Treasurer
oaOeN q BR oOppsny. Nashville. Oct Sd, IssO..
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engaged Mr. JOIN TRANDEL Gutter and Tailor, who
fsthe best cutter and filter in the country
KSDRIcH KUBLT have each been engaged as Dyers IN this
CITY years. and have always given satisfaction in
cleaning dyeng repairing and in prices.
Orders can left at their office No a Public Square, at No
7e go, Street sepI6-3m
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d. CASKS Genuine Scotch AZ and London POrsr in Jug
va vRssEb at
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Land for Sale
FirewOrksI FirewOrksI

A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes the ss=ZF
II South, will sell about Three or -Four sfttssSSSsa
Kindred Acres Of Land being part Of qsssssgiszS6
The tract upon yhich reside, situated a slsT
good Turnpike Road, ssoUt thiFtsen Eliles from
Nashville, in Of the best eighboraoods VIII -
county Soil equal any in the State Eos asgtcH-
lars apply me, the premises, A. y s. Lindsey, il
Eaahviiie. aep9 dH p. A. PERKINS.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

Wurtenburg, all look upon war as prob
able eventuality. Their armies are being
put on war footing; heads of depart
ments are in council together the export
Of horses is forbidden; s; patriotic speeches
are made in the Chamber; and as mat
ter of course, the conscription is heavier
than ever What passes in the vast and
silent empire of the Gar, it is not SO easy
to learn with accuracy, but there are ru.
lnors of troops concentrated in Poland, and
we may conclude that there, too, there is
no alleviation Of the burden of an armed
peace. But when we turn to our own
country, we feel most keenly the situation
of affairs Are these exactions nevYr to
end! Are these apprehensions .leter to
be allayed? Twenty three millions were
spent in armaments last year, and yet the
cry is still, Give Statesmen and Gener-
ais tell us We are not secure. Periodical
panics humiliate US in the opinion Of for
eigners, and tend to degrade the nation
even in its own eyes. We are assured by
the Premier that no taxes can be taken off,
and we may think ourselves fortunate if
no new ones are imposed. The talk is
continually of recruiting soldiers, manning
the navy, casting rifled cannon, and build
ing invulnerable craft"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08
Think of the Poor.

Kind reader, the morning is cold, the
wind blows sharp and keen, and while you
may be comfortably housed, and warmly
clad, give a thought and perform an act of
charity for the poor that surround you
They are Gods children, and must be fed
and clothed, for while it has pleased Him
to crown You with plenty, and place you
above the reach of want, It's surely no
crime for you to give a little to youl less
fortunate neighbors.
II is true that we may not witness as much
destitution this winter as we have done in
previous ones, for those manufactures that
of them resumed, thus giving employment
to thousands of hard working mechanics,
that last winter were the subjects of chari-
ty, and who filed to over-howing, onr soup
houses and other benevolent institutions
still we venture to say that within the
sound of the State House bell, there are
hundreds of families that to-day need a
helping hand. Perform the part of the
good Samaritan, and visit these children
of poverty in their lowly dwelling places,
administer to their wants and necessities,
for by these little actions you will not only
prevent much suffering that would other
wise occur, but you would be carrying out
that golden rule-"Do unto others as you
would have others do unto YOU"
We say, "Remember the poor" for
though to-day you may be reveling in all
the luxuries that money and friends could
possibly furnish, to-morrows setting sun
may find you mendicant at the door Of
charity. Though to day all may seem
sunshine and happiness to you, tomorrow
may bring its howling blasts, and storm
clouds may we'll UP in your path, and en-
gulph you in their vortex.
Give a thought and care for the poor
Go to work and search them ont in your
own immediate neighborhood, and give
them such relief as may be in your power
and you will feel much happier and better
for having furthered the ends Of charity,
by the performance of kind action to-
wards your poorer neighbors. Commence
your good deeds early, and wait not until
exposure and want shall have laid low the
manly forms of those whom the Father Of
All recognizes as His children, and loves
them with parents love- Philadelphia
| Commonwealth.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

A TOUCHING 1NCIDENT-A correspon-
dent writing from Philadelphia to the
Louisville Democrat, relates the follow
ing:
Whilst an aged and poorly clad female
was asking aims at the corner Of Fourth
and Chesnut streets, a smart looking sailor
passed within few feet OF her gazing in
tently for several minutes on her haggard
face. She approached him and ex-
tended her hand in silence Instantly his
hand found its way to his capacious pock-
ct, and when he drew it out it was filled
with gold and silver, which he forced her
to accept, saying
'FThere, good mother, take this; you
may as we'll have it as the landsharks.-
The last cruise [ had out of New York
found me with four hundred dollars on
hand; but as the Neighbors told me my
old mother was dead, got on spree with
the money, and spent it all inside Of a
week, and then shipped again"
Oh! good-good sir you arc too kind
to an old body like me. For your sake l
will take it. "Oh you remind me Of my
poor son, George, who shipped and was
drowned. Oh George-George White
where are you now!'
George White!'. hurriedly exclimed
the now excited sailor. 'Why that's my
name And you--you are my mother p
With this he seized her in lis arms and
kissed her atfcctionately, whilst the big
tears of joy rolled down his bronzed
cheek. The poor woman was entirely
overcome ly the recovery Of her long-lost
child, and wept and groaned alternately.
A carriage shortly after conveyed the
mother and son away, leaving many a
moistened eye among the crowd who wit
messed the scene.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

Gods Protection to the Toung Dler.--
An old Canadian hunter declares that the
reason why the wild deer were not all kill,
ed wheE young, Gas they only breed once
year and are always surrounded by 9TH
er animals which prey upon them, as dogs,
wolves, bears, panthers, etc. is that ''no
dog or other animal can smell the track OF
a doe or fawn, while the latter is too young.
to take care of itself.' lie stated that he
had often seen it demonstrated. lie had.
taken his dogs over the ground where he
Just before seen thcnl pass, and they wouldt
take no notice of the track, and could not
be induced to follow when taken to the.
spot, while they would instantly discover
the track of any deer not having young
ones. This is but one proof of the adap--
ton of the natural laws to preserve life;
when it most needs protection.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

UGLINEss. is curious to observe that,
an ngly face is generaly the Indication
of humorous and witty mind 1t sug-
gests innunerable exhiierating witticisms
in the wearer himself, and is the cause OF
wit TO others. There is scarcely merry,
sllpewd, witty fellow, even i'll fictitious his
tory, but has the honor of ugliness artrib-
uted TO him. Hsop was very ugly little
hunch-back. Uglier still was Socrates, no.
less man Of huinor than a philosopher
The he, oes of Rabelias were famous for
personal defornity. Sancho Panza, his
master, and Rostnante, were, in their sew
eral conditions, absolutely patterns OF the
interesting qualification. IIudibras and
Ralpho were still more conspicuouslv ug-
ly. Falsiaff, Bardolph, Ancient Pistol,
and almost every c1iaraeter of wit anu hu-
NOR in the dramas Of Shakespeare, were
enainently ug1y. Scarron, the favorite wit
of France, was the most deformed little
creature that ever lovely woman allow
ed herself to be coupled with.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

Pleasant Woyzs.-The Boston Traveller
thus sermonizes on the sabject of ..pleasant
words" in four sections as follows:
l. They don't cost much. They come
bubbling up in good ratnred heart, like
the freely gushing waters OF a Fountain
1t is as easy to speak them as it is to
breathe. They come forsh as aaturaIly
and easily from the lips of kindness, as the
rays from the sun. There is no pains-tak-
ing about the matter. These kind words
leap forth of themselves, and delight to be
away in every direction on their errands
Of love-
: 2. They make the .man happier that
uses them. They reaessp on him. Hot
words make slle ,sae1's wd;tst fsotfer Sc.
loving words make love glow warmer in
the bosom. They are fuel to the sacred
Hame. Loving words hell to make more
and more loving heart. slIjIaa words make
kindness more and more tie law of the
soul.
3. Kind and pleasant words touch other
peoples hearts and make them kind
They fall like flakes OF fire on the cold and
selfish hearts of others-nosto scorch, but
to melt-not to irritate, ,1hut5o subdue, and
shame peoples coldness and nnkindness of
them. Under such words grim visages
relax, their icy outlines are dissolved, and
the soul that had been frozen to the core
gets thawed out !; and .he who had the
gloomy December on his visage is not long
in getting genial June III the place OF
it.
4. Pleasant worls beget ether words like
themselves in other Iheple We have
been i'll crowded omnibus. 4 few snap
pish, sulky words have nfialtiplied their
species, till most of the travellers have ta-
ken shares in the same stock Bnt gen
ial soul enters. His kind words get wings.
They produce an epidemic. Growler
number one, and scowler number two,
change voice and visage. Tho magic of a
few kind words has done s#oaders. III ma
ture has jumped out of tire coach, and is
off for parts unknowrE and good nature
keeps all things in excellent trim tor the
rest of the trip.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08
THOMAS SETTLE, JR, S. III. G.
HENRY I. CLARK, S. S.

THE TROUBLES OF MoNARCHY.-If the re-
publics of America have their corruptions
and evils, the monarchies of the Old World
are not free from their peculiar troubles !;
and in proof of it, we append an extract
from leading article Of late London
Times:
cat this moment Continental Europe
is one vast camp. Not only have the Wis
ions of long enduring peace faded away,
but every one is preparing for immediate
war. While we are writing, the resoln-
ton may have been taken which is to
plunge Europe into blood. Austrian and
Predmontese out-posts are watching each
other across narrow river The arsenals
and foundries are at work day and night
in France horses are brought up, clothes
and shoes are manufactured with all haste,
and thousands of men fully equipped fo1
the field are ready for embarkation at the
Algerian ports. Austria, on the other
hand, inspite of debt, disafiection, and that
worst of enemies, an alienated friend, in
her rear, is as full of the obstinate warlike
spirit as her antagonist. Her armies are
Immense, and they are being marched
in mass to points threatened by the
French. Positions have been taken up,
Notifications built or repaired, strong
points made stronger, and the whole re-
sources of a frst-rate military organization
brought to bear on the defence OF a high
ly-valued province. Prussia and the Ger
man Bund, although highly jealous of
France, would hardly 60 to war to uphold
Austria's right of occupying the Legations.
Yet Prussia, Hanoxer, Bavaria. Saxony,
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1859-04-08

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srRTcr-The-
gallant Democracy Of Guilford, Alamance,
and the other counties composing the Fifth
Congressional District Of this State are.
zealously organizing and preparing for
the August election a spirit of harmo-
ny pervades their ranks which angurs we'll
for the result. A Convention will be held
at Graham, Alamance county. the 31st
May, for the purpose of nominating. a suit
able candidate, and the Democrats of sew
eral counties have determined 10 'sgo to-
work and elect him." whoever he may be-.
We hope they will, and we are inclined
to think the funny representative" John
A. Gilmer is somewhat scared, or else
he would hardly be requesting a Democrat
ic paper, which circulates extensively i'll.
his district, to publish a communication
vainly attempting to defend himself from'
the charge Of circulating Abolition speech
es among his constituents.
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