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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-02
YOUR INTi.iti:>I

w Ill. h" promoted hy purchasing your supply - 81
w TER CLOTHING from the .. !"stahl.t,I hoa-. y
Iv@. Main street.. Nhcrr ms! h"irLHil no-tr ,,"u,irr e.
ui ir.t cia,. goods. ~ W." i"N's' iHi'r.
al goods marrIu'.i.
prcg XIII. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM,
ron. arr now ~r"'riN.L.. 10y ship "kE'. ar
] from Liverpool. y iGll a-,orm'g' ~ h'.t brand, Tu.N.
I;"fu-i Iron. >iill. Ii"g,- shoe iron. Ba.raII, - rr
Iron. Which We "ii'T II lsWt"' m.r.r' rate.
bee. ( II >EiNEEE 60
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PUBLIC MEETING IN LouDoUN COUNTY.

lln.. !ir.Ei \. MISE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
4 Rock FOR the Sick,

NJ DIX rAMtt-E = FIItIFI-
OK IEcTu kk-s on the causes And cure II Ceaszmp
- sion Asthma fironchitiz Heart Disease. nysgsep-
STA Female Complaints and ChrUnc Diseases genersi-
IL, fbssnd, $50 pages, 30 engravingsl, By Dr. SAN
Uk1. : FITCH; explaining the authors ue@tmeEi By
which he beth prevents and cures the above dts
eA<eF.
us beck has bern the means % saving thousands
q lsscs- Price, IS cents sent By nail, past paid,
for 40 cents. Apply 20 Dr. :. = FfrrH. os1ce ia
hro2assy, New York CoAssltaticE, rersnaaiiy %
bS hgfer free. ect-As-sxainW-p
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15

DEAJ y rlIlkI4In > 500 FeceIFIns - sieaiaieFs
I'D jahn Bel, k1ny a., els, "a rxlras1xe sh.ck II
NerchAadise 81 tie dizeFet varieties IA fls s4rrus
sz<estmeazs e Tra.se. az THIS MORNING. a 70
o'clack, nil cs<nnaeace our sAlzs. znd cosiihee
asrfn< le week btk azy en4 utxhr asia Ale enfre
stesa thesa Sales Tie tesfs lit b - i1ss. ane
szerzhces na4y - sxpessse- 1ssalas asezi CASA
eecz9-
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Beautiful Building Lots.

Il Lot, fronting 20 feet North Cherry street, ad-
joining the residence of Mr.. Tho BurCe and run
ming half way back TO Summer street, which will
sell upon credit of one, two, three four and 1--WE
years. This lot is situated in desirable and thriv-
ing portion Of the city, and for fine residences
surpassed. We will divide 10 suit purchasers. For
terms, &e., apply TO
dPcl5-tf Arap.
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EOr Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville fronting
y 100 feet on bemumbrane street, running back
ls6 feet with McNairy twelve feet alley;
has comfortable frame House with five rooms is
term Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply TO ANDREW EWING, E r. GLAscocK
OF JNO- W. PENNINGTON. decS-u
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Sundries.
HAn Sk1l1EtS, assoFtea siszs.
cOO 500 hscaIl Bakers and lpeep Ovens
@uo 2ssorssd luss ketgsez,
- large Saaias esis,
- Alligator Coal Coskng Stoves
- Coal Ranges, three sasek.
Also
Always on h4nd the TsnnesseAn NFoaghs Tres ssnve
lnr so0a ana eaal, ~ith sF s.lschnsHG and sy
cry ssTsel irsS<ssfs - niak eotapicle and
asset ceuki< si-se. pat mp ana guarantees al The
.oea4ng stssss Sid ~ sas N sss cay.
J. VI. WILSON,
isR>-u eollsss street..
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kaets i'm NYeGaNock,

L HAVE fer sale privately, IS lots in Mc6avock,
Il situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree s, which will sell at great bargai IS. These
Lots are among some of the most beautiful in that
dition, and TO those Of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call on
z. r. GLASCUCK,
oct7-tf Accent
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w. ". CNlA4DS ~ CO.'S
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Wafer Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


rT,HE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introducedt extensively IN various
portions of the state. asks the attention of build
er and the public generally to examine its superior
ity over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is mpervious to water, elastic and flexible; II will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 tire; il is
1t will give better satisfaction 10 its durability there
Is question. II is the best thing invented for
painting of old leaky tin roofs.
Es- The Cement will be furnished to those at dis
lance with directions for using.
Hs- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Hg- Orders sent the undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended TO.
would respectfully refer TO the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the Ce
ment and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER MEcHANcs OF NASHVILLE
Mai. A. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES < SMITH,
COLEMAN SPAIN,
wM. SToCKEIL.
Mr.. II. NJ. AkERoYD,
WARREN & MOORE,
HOuGH x MCCULLOUGH,
Col II /. ANDERSON, M Co.,
Rev. d. ELLIOTT,
d. +. wIIKlN,
ENocH ENsiEY,
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
W. b. SIiAPARD.
J \. WILLARD,
A. V. :. LINDSLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON & co,
JAS ii. KENDRIcK,
Rector +. C. SMITH. Columbia.
Maj. A. J. DONEI.SON, Davidson ceuntyb
Col A. J. POLK, Maury county,
ES- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad Conpa
ny have adopted this Cement for the covering OF their
cars and other work.
Hs- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been In genera
nse for several years, can be exhibited
The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
OF Cement roofing for many years and hatters himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time.
have made arrangements 10 receive a superior
imported article OF Roofing Felt from JOHNSTON BRo-
rfsENs New York.
Samples OF Roofing TO be seen at office.
J. T. NATHURST,
OGzce No. Is Dealerick street,
uayl5-sm NASHVILLE. TKSx.
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EOr SeNI.

THE house Of Mrs. 8 v D. SToUTT, on Front street,
Il second door from the corner of Bridge 81. and
the square, and now occupied by Mr.. JONES a
boarding house. The front is suitable as a business
stand, the upper part Is family residence. There
is also Blacksmith shop in the rear ali of which
will be rented together for the year. Posses
sion given list Of January next. Enquire of
noy20-n E. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15
DRY HIDES,

WE wish to purchase all the Dry Hides coming &c
w the Nashville market for which we will pay
the highest market price in Cash.
=. x c ANDERSON,
Nos. As aud 4 College ST., Broad
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Desirable Property for Rent,

BELONGING to the heirs Of Philip MALLORY, decd ,
ID within ten minutes walk of the Public Square,
a large brick house conveniently constructed with an
acre attached for garden, opposite the City Gene
terry Cherry street. For further particulars call at
Union street, No. Is
decls-u c. W. MALLORY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-15

.hick and Double Sole BrOsans.
A LARGE assortment Of EROGANS of the very
Y best manufacture;
And of Double Socd and Thick Kip Boots
Just received and offered at low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octlS. AZ College Street.
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Misfellaueous.
FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
EOP Sale

On ikeLemore, 6ettreen Church and Broad streets,
L AM Offering for sale, privately, that valu- 49,
Il able HOUSE AND LOT, situated on McIe- Iii
more street, between Church and Broad sts. Exllk
fronting on McLemore 60 feet running back leo feet
TO an alley The improvements consist of two store
brick, containing rooms in the main building, by
sides kitchen, servants rooms, stable &c There is
also fRe well Of never-faing water besides other
conveniences which makes it all together desirable
place. Independent OF its being free from taxation,
and central TO the businass portion of the CITY and
with all the advantages of being the corporation
will recommend itself the favorable Consideration
OF those wishing purchase.
II not sold privately before the 9TH OF DFCEN-
Der NEXT, will offer II at public sale, the prem
ises, at II O'Clock. For terms, &c, apply to
nov20-u T. r. GLASCrCK, Agent
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SOLE LEATHER.

WE have in store and for sale, large stock OF su
w perior Hemlock and Oak tanned Sole Leather
which we are offering the lowest possible Cash fig
ures p. x c. ANDERSON,
Nos IS and ~ College 81. near Broad.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

n Ala iDLL ANN Un SALEs
fItIiE undersigned viii sell, before the FIRST
Il OF MARCH MKT, u the most eesiraoie
Tracts OF Land in tie State al Tennessee upon accom-
modaiing teens To The purchaser The land lies up
OF the North side Of the Cumberland river, about
miles below Carthage, the Cuunty seat of smith CO
10 which point the uayiEable frora It's
mouth np To Nashville. Il Is very fertile well water-
ed by springs unusually free lime; aud 5 ven adapt
snail gram q ali kinds and The grasses The tract
contains about $50 acres largely bounded by the
Cumberland river, ana contiguous or three
turnpikes leading IN dEcrrnt ciSectouE from -sboat
One half - cleared abe balance IL wood land. The
improvements are a large Dwelling House, Work
Hoese, Kitchen and SAake Hotls--zil 81 brsck aud
sell butlt-and ether out, houses, wood, and = ane
Orchard II Apple aad cthsr fra trees. The placs h
distinguished For heaithfalness-a fact attasted by
The oxpss,eace % ths same occupant fur than
IhEFfy years
We viii also sell a me sane time, sna apos the
same accommodating terms, tse unimpsoyee Lots,
aesirabiy ieeates "a The Iosa u CarttsAge-
crsons desiring % paschAse reaassteA 10 vtsii
and examine the 4beye described property aud asrer-
" vaian by perzssal insgcciasn.
Dor every further iaarnlAiioa rclerenee 10 this
Taiaahe Land 4aa Its. qaAisy % the land terms ef
sale AZ. refer ESPECIALLY ~ Jas. g. No as ESQ
e Carthage, Tenn-; Aisa, ts ~. SAszs OxnzrnE II
Sssht die feEss NJ. THss * hEa.B u Pfincssan
Mississippi, AID 10 Ms sAnAn A. WEszF, nsaf Lex-
nstan, Ny.
Jas b. NeoRnz, E=a-, wiIl Al any tine shoz he
Preuslses 70 aay eezirinE % parehsse-
JANIS ~ kRE0S.
SARAH a. WHITNEY.
~ hsz AtlssasT, ia .. heoxzL
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WHITE LEAD.

WE have a large stock Of superior White Lead
w for sale low. Z. x C. ANDERSON,
oct30t Nos. as and 81 College st., near Broad
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Fresh Arrivals.

WE are just in receipt OF very large and com
w plete stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
the following articles
200 hhds Sugar all gIAdes; 20 do Walkers Ale;
200 bgs Coffee, extra fine; so do Of and pit Porter;
IS do Old Java do; SO do Mackerel;
100 bbls Molasses; l00kgs do
100 4 bbls do; ZOO do Nails;
100 kgs Golden Syrup: 800 bNs Star Candles;
100 = bbls Chinese Cane 200 do W 4 Z ID Cheese:
syrup; 100 do Proctor 4 CANDLES
so bbis Clover Seed; 100 dog Washbrds; (Soap,
500 do Whisky, brands; 100 do Brooms;
Together with Oranges. Lemons ,Rlisins Nuts, Figs
Match and every thing else usually kept in 4 Whole
sale Grocery House, To which would invite the
tenton of purchasers. 5. A. G.. NOEL co.
decls-u
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Glarianati.

Clover Seed,
Tim Othy Seed,
Blue and Herds Grass Seed,
Linseed Oil,
Lard Oil,
Candies and Soap,
Cheese,
C0rdage,
Painted Buckets.
pTyUes. rRooNs. WRAPPING PAPER. WHITE IEAD,
VINEGAR. TURpENTINE. CRACKERS and all
fcIes OF CINCINNATI PRODUCE and MANUFACTURE,
OF WARRANTED COOP QpAIITY AT Lowest CASH PFICRs-
Ord, rs niled and shipments made promptly by
ROBERT MOORE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ERS- Consignments OF Cotton Dried Fruit, Lard
Feathers Beeswnx Ginseng, &C. will receive all the
advantages OF the market. dec2l-u
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p0ots, Sbofs, 81.
]. B. & A. v. RUTLAND,

j. D. O Il. v. III 4AANO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
REAIEEs
COTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, TALISES, &C., &c,
No. 80 Union street, Nashraie, Tam.
Ladies, List.
ADIEs' French Lasting hee led, CATERS alters;
- r.tr. Kid " no neei soJ
heeled Boots;
welt with and without heels:
Clio Kid Congress Caters;
'' Snow bottom do.
GentIemen,s List.i
.nt's Quilted Bottom Calf Bootsa
" Extra Stitched "a "a
WP
q" Z" Scotch Laced Gaiters;a
" Z" Monroe Ties
4" Cali Congress Caters;
" +" F." +" oxford Ties:
q :" all Calf Congress Caters,
For rIisses.i
, sses Kid Bootees. hee'ed;
without heels;
" Cong. Lasting and Kid Caters.
Boys.
,y's Calf, Sewed and Pegged Boots;
% Kip and heavy Boots;
q" Calf Congress Caters;
" - Oxford Ties;
)uth's Calf and Kip Brogans.
Children.
iIdren's Kip and Goat Welt Caters;
O. Morocco pump BoOtees;
&c Ankle Ties:
" - Lasting Caters.
Men.
p Ems heavy made Boots;
90 Calf pegged p. Boots.
Women.
= omen's heavy Kip and Goat Bootees, Nos. from
sides large lot OF Negro wear Of all sizes and de-
riptions, together with fine lot Of Trunks, Valiscs,
COL Hats &c. In a word, we have every variety
DDS usually found in Boz and Shoe Store, OF the
ry best quality and lowest prices.
The public are requested 20 call and examine our
,ck as We determined not only To sell cheap,
I To give, if possible, general satisfaction.
declS J. 3. a ". RUTLAND
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

< HALF Pipes jules Robini & Co = cogaAc Vintage,
q 1852.
5 : Pipes jules Robini 4 Co. = CognAe Vintage, Isgs
=. Alex sclgnetts lad.
luncheon scotch Whisky very nne.
The above Iaxo4ce % BranGez Nli sell 10 The
trade cheap % m01ihs' time.
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LEATHER BELTING.

- nnn FEET on hand from 10 IL inches wide
. D.OOO An extra lot If LACE LEATHER. To all
which invite the attention of all in of above
ticles, which will be sold low for cash at Nos. SO &
. corner of College and Broadway, by
oct2-tf r. X. CUTTER
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& IL % c T. IL les.
NtTE are now receiving OF the largest and most
w desirable stocks OF Groceries offered % the
trade by amy house IN the city, to-Wn;
So hhds New Orleans 800 barrels Whisky ali
sugar; bTanfs:
$50 bags New Orleans . casks Imp'ted French
Coffee. Brandy;
20 bbls Plantation Mo- 5 casks Holland Gin;
asses; $50 boxes Family soap;
IS half bbls Plantation $50 " Fresh kAisins;
Molasses; 100 I" do,
465 boxes star Candles; rs 4. ." do
1000 kegs assorted Nails $50 boxes Fresh Cove Oys
so box Tallow Candies; tiers,
- bbis Crushed sugar; ii65 bags Pine salt;
IS box W. X. Cheese 7eo Coarse do;
IS +. u. do:
100000 Cigars, all brands;
lT5 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With many other articles 10 mentinn all
OF Of which viii sell At unusually low prces 10
cash dealers.
dec2o-tr FISHER WIRELESS co.
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A. IL. ROS COE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuns,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils,

Glass, Brushes, White Lead, dc. &c.
Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
L HAVE constantly on hand a large and -.
Il well selected stock Of the above arti- $3.50
cles, together with a large assortment Of N,zFE z
Fancy articles; all of which is offered for ESfsd
sale on the most accommodating terms. TX a
Alum, 900 pounds; o.
Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida
Brimstone 500 pounds, refined;
Castor OIL, 200 gallons;
COpperas, 20 barrels, prime green;
Cream Tartar, barrels
Gum CamphOr, 100 pouhds;
Indigo, 500 pounds. Fine TO Common;
Nader, coo pounds first quality;
Super Carb. Soda ! 900 pounds prime;
Flour Sulphur, 500 pounds.
All of which is offered at the lowest prices
jan29 A II. ROSCOE.
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D 0 D G. E. S
PATENT IMPROVEMENT
Crates and Stoves.
IIAvE ali your CRATES reset with this Improvement
IL and secure comfortable dwellings at mnch less
expense than You now pay.

EcoNoMY' AND COMFORT COMBINED.
Over o 600 persons in ClacinnNti aud vicinity
are how using LODGES PATENT with entire satls-
faction.
TIE citizens OF Nashville have now an opportunity
Of making their dwellings COMFORTABLE ia the ooInEsr
wEAfHER, win pure heat. from a open IRE.
Leave your orders with
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
Ma Ia south College ST..
Where the Patent Stoves may be aud descriptive
circulars had
Their engagements viii limit my stay N this city
10 few days, hope those desiring ths nif meat
viii leave their orders without delay as l viii be
inpoSSlble for m- o. call 90 all personally.
JANIS '. HACkEfr. SPECIAL Agent.
We are prepared 20 sel the right o. this Fatent for
each State al such terms that the chAseF can sell
enough County Rights 90 Crates and IRE places
nearly II bot qaise, equal the amount be rays as
be ean reserve ew al the best e0antes asld the
elusive rigtst % manufacture stoves Any one puI.
ohsslag nsake = large fortans Ia a q ~ years.
), "a RYAN 400,
Proprtrtors, CINCINNATI Oaso.
have used one ~ Dodse's stoyrs now mere than
year, aud have heslltsn saying that Il - she
beet hrAtrE ever aec1 teGubiniHs the gas-l qaau
ties 81 open hTo place aud closs steve a warns
The ar % tbs room perfectly tafeashoat
dse2s-u i. \ MICS,
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Coal OIL.
TuSr received bbls. beat Goal OIL. For sale By
81 The barrel or gallon.
"A Sc
IL doE AssoFssd REittanA CoAl on Lamps
- " Glass Bottom, 40 DO, low priced,
% :" as orted Marble Bottom, sotne very nne
:" aide Lamps With rearesogs,
sslas Lamps for Halls, Clutches, etc.
Also seksi eaiinhsys etc, for sale, Wholesale and
Retzil, By J. W. WILSON
l2hs-tf
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Baied HAY.

Inn Tons PRIME TIMOTHY Hay, 70 ArrivssHG
lUO for sale By
dec-1-.g ARMSTRONG 90.
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New SerieS---New AtiractiOns--New Writers.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A NEW SERIES Of this widely-circuI~ted FAMILY
II NEWSPAPER, Will be commenced on he frs dav N
January neri-printed on me paper and clear type
win The January number Will begin the publication
of a SERIES or BEAUTIFuL
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
A LecOmptOnite EIectiOneerer gets Steam
bOated.

There is drinking house situated few
squares from our office, which for the nonce
we will term the "Swill Tub" There is
likewise Lecomptouite county official liv-
ing among us whom we will designate Josh
ua. We cay this as prefix to the relation
Of an adventure Of Josh's at the the aforesaid
"Swin.Tub" Josl started out yesterday
with pocket full of money. bent upon an
electioneering tour among the "short card
sports. In course of time he wended his way
into the dram shop alluded to. J. soon found
himself surrounded by crowd of the pleas.
antest, socialist "cusses" he ever experienced.
Various and sundry times did Joshua induce
his newly made friends to join him in q social
potion Of strychnine As Josh drank he
warmed and once warmed he felt desire
to participate in the innocent amuscments Of
his friends A game termed in the vulgate
"seven up" was made up. Four persons en-
gagged in that game One Of those four was
our friend Josh. We will not attempt des.
cription of the game, nor will we allude to
any fits particulars save the one that is him
ted at in the heading Of this article That
fact is this: Accidentally (of course) Josh got
big hand ;-one which would seem to n
novitiate to guarantee dead thing on four
times' Our hero saw high. low, jack and
the game" in his wondrous hand, so accident
ally dealt him, and SO expressed himself. A
venturesome, and entirely honest persOn-One
of the four--laid a wager Of serenity dollars
with Josh that he couldn't make four times
with the hand in question, and strange to
say, when the cards had been played, it was
discovered that he (the friend" not JOSH
had won the bet This story like Ben John
sons is not very poetic, but il is q fact.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
Infamous Lies.

A few base and unPrinciped hangers on
to the Lecompton party are seeking to attack
Judge Singer, with charges which are as
false as their authors are contemplate. The
following is one of the lies alluded to. viz:
That Judge Singer was the author of a
late communication to the Sacramento Union,
concerning the Mortara case
Any such assertion is grossly and intention
ally false. We hope and believe that the
people of M"rysyille will not for a moment
listen to the howl of despair, raised by the
enemies of Judge Singer. just on the eve OF
their ignominous defeat. Judge Singers re-
cord is clear and open to examination.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
A Plain Story.

But we are enabled to state, on the au
thority of one who was present during the
entire meeting that when the division allud.
ed to WAS called, there were about one hun
dred persons in the saloon-of that number
about seventy.fve went to the side Of Tomp
kins and the rest to the side of Singer. 1t
is proper to say, however, that considerable
portion of those who proclaimed for Tomp-
kins were supporters of portion of the op
position ticket. How plain a story puts
you down.-Express.
The above is in reply to an item we gave,
upon what we supposed correct information
in regard to division had on Monday night,
on Mayor at the overland Saloon.
We gather the following facts from Ike
Bowen, one Of the proprietors of the Over
land Saloon, and an avowed supporter Of
Col. Tompkins. He says that there were
from 60 to 50 persons in the saloon at the
time when DC, and that division was pro
posed and "hen sir or eight persons had gone
over to the Tompkins side, the Colonel him
self entered, and those of his side cheered
and drink Immediately followed, and the
attempted dirision Cds not made at all. "Hov
plain story puts you down" The Buele
must keep probability in view.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
The Means ResOrted to.

One of the leaders of the opposition went
to one of our naturalized citizens in the First
Ward few days since, and told him that he
had better support the Tompkins ticket, and
stated as an inducement, that they would
reTdrd him riM money; that the Douglas
party couldn't raise $500 to print tickets
with; That Tompkins was safe for 300 ma
jority, and that the Lecomptonites would
raise plenty Of money for election purposes
The individual who was thus addressed very
decidedly told the influential leader alluded
to that he was wasting time in thus talking to
him, for he was for Singer and the whole
ticket which he heads The man who was
thus insuted is laboring man, and did not
see fit to have any difficulty with the well
fed Lecomptonite who thus proposed to de-
grade him. by bribery and corruption.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17

GoRHAM FOR CLERK-One of the opposi-
tion remarked to Douglas man, on Tuesday,
that if Gorham was defeated for Clerk he
could make 5000 month by writing, and
that consequently it would do him no harm.
Now if c. NJ. Gorham's services are worth
5000 per month, is it not we'll for the people
to employ him as their clerk In that posi-
tion his services will only cost the city $780,,
81 per month-a clear gain of S33, ,3S a month.
Thank you for the suggestion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
Magnificent Failure.

Some of the Lecompton strikers, in their
last moments Of desperation, undertook to
belabor Judge Singer, yesterday, by retail
ing the calumny that he had made some dis.
paraging remarks concerning the Irish and
German population. Finding that this false
hood would not go down, they raised the
cry that he was Catholic, but unfortunate
ly that did him no harm, and the poor crea-
lures who undertook to revel in calumniation,
went off and got intoxicated. What next?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-17
MARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1859.

APOLOGY II NECESSARY Our readers will,
we trust, make due allowance for the space
taken up in our columns by reflections upon
the approaching election. We believe we
are doing our duty. and moreover it must be
admitted that all of our people are, just now,
discussing election matters with more Ardor
than they are any other subject. After this
week we will try and resume our usual de
tails of the current news Of the day through
out the state.