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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12
Land for SnIe.

AM Offering for sale Of the desirable small place
In Tennessee, situated in Sumner county Immediately
Nashville and alatn Turnpike read eighteen miles the
former and eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
Of saundersve at which place there depot the Nashville
and louisville Railroad, in an hours OF NashVls
The place contains about thirty Eve in complete
repair the soil is excellent ThsTS thrifty young orchard
beautifully he ged in with Usage Orange The dwelling
story Brick with ave large
out houses; we'll Of moSt excellent water good es:srn
and spring.
Also, within mile Of saunderve I52 acres Of land Fifty
cleared the balance finely and well set in blue
Being determined to souh, will cell barysin in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
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L ouisVfIIe and NashvfIIe
RAuHoAn-

FA1WO through Express PASSENGER T-s,s 49,,
ana making Close concessions At LouvilIe 70,
New Ioxs boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Rnsiipfon Citv
far west. y -''' o.. LOUIS Anu %.
o. and after scSOAy, July sh $780, trains will run !,
FIRST tram leaves Nashville at SEQ daily At
ain Doeng ossn eiasReW Junction. Al
vile at 140 NJ M e'n'e ~ LOUIS
Returning, leaves Louisville at $40 A NJ s,or.t =,
and arriving in Nashville at 2:l5PM 'p"s a. A'OsS
Second train, Express, leaves Nashville at ssh NJ
daily, (snndays exeeped stopping first train and sx;n
louisville 800 A. 81. Retnfrinr eavrs -,
GO P NJ. stopping as above arriving in Nss ~ 40
p n. - Jul
Gallatin Arccur odston TIal leaves Nashville dahl a.
days excepedI $50 P and arriving in al N p \,
Returning leaves daiatn ct &C s and arrives in Nas
at $40 NJ.
II Thsough tickets sale the Depot for an pant, ~
East and West, with many different routes l'
Al. F1rtp GEM. Ticket A9,t = D,, SSpt
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A sfoCk Farm fnr GaIe.

WISH sell the which reside. six from Nc
Mnnvills Stage road leading Murfresboro. The
consists $40 &Oeleared lbs Herds
grass and 40 acres OF the go acres are some
acres Of bottom second bottom lands equal in point Of
fertility any land in this section Of the country There are
three Swings on the tract furnishing abundance Of water the
year through The pDss Of free water and cannst
surpassed point Ofpury and There Is on
corner OF the ac. quarry Of lime rock sufficient for
ali purposes fhe improvements consists Of hewed log dwell
irg house. cortanins sig rooms Kitchen, six cabins stables
cribs wheat house, &c &C. All information can be farssbed
By application the subscriber the premises Post Once
MeMinnYills, Tenn: VS. REID.
Anil 0-Utf
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Sale Of Land for Taxes.

pursuance Of order Of sale directed rom the Cir
cut Court Of Hickman county Tenn, a. its June
OF he erd monday IA October next At the COu thous.
uoo % NE town Of Cenheye proceed TO sell the law directs
70 81 the oiioEng described Of land will
% sy the taxes cost and charges due seveally thereon
on or before tina. day, Wit:
Vne u8e OF land in District No cOanty, he
u No[vll 800 acres valued al $3.50 Taxes, 81 So Prin
81 CLERK Fee 81 50; Collectors fee 81.
Wnte = Sohnson Of land IN District ~ in sait
NV acres valued at 500 Taxes 81; Printers fee,
CLERK Zee, 81 50; colectCrs fee 81
an nons heirs one tract Of land in Civil District No 8
CLERKS Zee 81 So Collectors fee 81
John Guides heirs one tract Of lnd in civil district Ne and
CLERKS fee 81 50; Collectors fee Al
atIan one tract Of land In Civil District
d county, ls0 at S3O faxes rs cents Priu
49, Jerks Zee so; Coliecors fee 81 This July
IS6O liulylI-aatl e u Z McaliNN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12
The First Gun.

IIe New Orleans Delta of the 9TH says:
g. 'y decided victory OF Alexander Barrow in the Contest
representative Of the District composed Of the
80 -, baton Rouge, Ponte Coupee and West felici-
opponent, who united in his support all the
~ e nst response that has thus far been given in
n!s He cal Of Ex-Governor WckIife for that
III GpS1sAsi which he promised brother ssster
Sss e t, = Lhe best Of the joke is that Of these
S 91 S9 SAi5 Fr. opponent Ives and great. esteemed
entirely the questions political oont-,xs 49, b
Sen Su 81 the PsOeesdngs Of the conventions baltimore
ders and Mr. courteny having support Of the whole Doug
laspaI This result precisely what vi occur in every one
November.
The Della gives list of twenty-five Democratic
papers in Louisiana that have come out for the
BKEcKINRIDGR ticket and three for that of DoUGLks
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= . = 7 = " Y ? 7 II o
the WsFd to produce their equal Though they
have been before the pabc r one wear vet they are used
and hgay approved Of from Maine the Great sai Lake "A
smsey lneipient Consumption Indigestion, DyspeP PILES
NerVoas oeases Female Complaints, and all requiring
tonic ty are unsurpsssed ASS Beverage. they are truly e
gnuu FOR the aged and nhrm, for aduor children Of
defeats eonstitui n they without arrival
Yer the cure Of sore FoA common the Clergy hey
act like charm.
Ued ia connection with pure Coz Liver OF they cured case
o. eppRe Consumption in Albany NeE York hier y ae 6een
scians In New York CITY Mr Meran Of Brooklyn, had
ne right Bae parsySed BY being thFoSn rom morse 70
lSoo He commenced the Of these BeFs N NoVes As'
aad is veil.
By British, Edilar 7As Basnsr Of LigAt" published in
Boston Mr. Greenwood No Broad street, New York
both Of Pes Of long standing and Of the most obstinate
OhazaCer,
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have cured BY using Be We have letters in
possession which II pube would cause every FEMALE in the
land to supply herself with truly valuable Biers
CHARLEs WEDDIFIELD co, Proprietors,
Is Sill,am street, New York.
Sold nv DEMoYfLIE co. Nashville Tenn, and Drug
ori,ts. june29 '6O-da
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Sale of Lot ON Cherry street.

Henry Foster and wife and others, Exparte
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered in the above the May
will offer for sale at the Court House. in the city Of Nashville
on saturday, the 7th OF july next, lot Of ground
fronting 80 feet the side Of Cherry North
tween Gay and Line Streets and adjoining property A. A
Ashbrook.
Terms.s.0ne third cash, balance on credit Of
and two with interest," vita security required and
lien retained until paid. y. r. CHEATHAM,
tlIcrk
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COAL OLE
- and for sale by F ~i"S''' 9-'' i'"-
nArS-s RAINS, BROWN Il 90.
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] have the honor to be, very respectfully,
8 81 ~ G. CUSHING, President
hon. J. C. BREcKNRDGE.
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter

THE undersigned, desire inform nv friends and Gus
tOmer5 city Nashville that am nov fully pre-
pared to furnish and all toe above named beverages
quantity that be required Also my the
rely always having promptly
Pesln furnishing Pic Mic excursions and other parties
supplied at shortest notice Ny wagons daily running through
the city that all have opportunity OF beng always
supplied. N. MCCORMICK,
iule2Q,if NashvfIIe Tam.
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$50 Rewnrd.

CSTOLRH from my stable in the nsghboThood Of Columbia
- the night Of the Goth Of May last. hno Black Mare,
shout hands high highly formed and veil musced heavy
name and TAIL without any white except perhaps, white SPOT
nak Her are long and pointed her limbs clean
and fet "a small we'll shaped she mover under he
saddle fast and works
In buggy any where Ths thief rode OF black span
sh saddle He tracked miles the direction Of av
eeviiIe or Winchester. will pay the reward for The de-
livery residence and hundred dollars for
the apprehension and conviction Of the tnisf.
GID J. PILLOW.
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Auction Sale OF Entire Stock and Fixture
Under Attachment.
REM =, SHIELDS AZ CRMPANV

VMTILL proceed sell the sore No rs, Public Square,
w door to Calhouns JeWsry Store, account
Of shaw, c. commencing Thursday morning, July
5h at 10 o'clock the entire Of IS Public
Square, with Counters Shelving Oil Cloths and Fixtures
consists OF rich kmbrOdere Laees Ribbons large
Of Silk Trimmings Ladies' AID Chldren Furnishing Goods
with ending variety not to be Ladies are
Invited and also dealers who will End to their interest
IL T1The Store for Rent BENZ. T. SHIELDS 4 co.
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Fruit Jars and cams.

ASA DOZEN WILLOUGHBy GLASS JARS, one, two and
4OU quarts heavy sHoop glass with stopper
sypSci washer. making the
in every with less trouble than other fruit 10
use They recommended being perfectly reliable,
be used for several seasons
100 Dozen and tvo quart Yellow Tempest
Jars, the best jar Of the Kind fastened up with sealing
IT'S Tin Screw Top (Mason's PATENT Cans, and two
quarts.
also manufacture the Tin Cans Of Eze, and pre-
pared from thounty ira for either the Glass
Esrthenpare Jars or Tin Cans at the lowest prices
J. W. WILSON,
inIv1=ditERlt IL COLLEGE street. NashViIIa
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Sale of Negroes.

Alexander Thomas Mary Harrison and Others
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Davidson
county rendefed in the the term $780,
will offer for the Court House in Nashville
days the 18th day of July next, the following ne.
groes tO-Wit:
Nell, about sixty years Of age:
Dick, - thirty eight year, Of age:
Reuben, % thirty do DO;
Henry, " thirteen do do;
be required cash, and for the bs anee
credit Of Twelve months Will be given notes we'll endorsed
payable in Bank, required. -' 80
These sgrss belong 70 the estate Harrison DECEASED
and sold for distribution among the heirs.
junss 6O-Etds PR CHEATH an, CAM
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Marble Monuments. &c.

NE L. SHELTON Informs friends the public gen
W. eral that he is prosecuting the Marble Busis
ness between the First Presbyterian Church
and the Post 0ce where he VIII be pleased TO attend the
Of all whomay in his linz He has and will keep
on hand a supply of MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS, &c,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble in the
best style Of the art Ali his work viii be warranted
IL -
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND Of 81 per this day declared on tte
stock the Nashville Murfreesboro shelbyviIle Turn
pike Company viii pay the ind vdual stockholders the
Chaneery Clerks Once in Nashville and at Eakr
COWans store in shelbyvlle, llth at Nelson
cEichton's store in MurfreeEboroat any time
D. II G. SPENCE.
july46O-dd Secretary and Treasurer
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july4TO-dtd
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TRARUE q LUCUS.

JOB LOTS BOOTS AND SHOES
NAE have large invoice Of quality and Shoes
Wv which sell at great bargain for cash four months
prompt paper Gail Immediately, they be sold,
Ware Rooms, Up stairs, No TX. TRABUE & LUCUs.
iunez9 go.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

FORNEY and his adherents in the support
of DOUGLAS insist upon calling themselves the Dem
ocratic party. So the VAN BURENs called themselves
the Democratic party in lS4S. And with equal
propriety Mr.. VAN BUREE committed no greater
been the recognized head and leader of the Demo-
cratic party. He had, at one time, been loyal and
faithful the advocacy and support of its princi-
pies. He had at one time, been the favOrite and
friend Of the great JACKSON But in an evil hour he
fell from his high estate. He attempted to force
himself upon his party, as their candidate fer the
Presidency, and the result was that he soon found
himself herding with the Abolitionists. The same
fate awaits the once gallant Senator of Illinois. He
at time stood high in the confidence and affection
of the Democratic party. Like Mr.. VAN buren,, he
had distinguished himself in the advocacy of its prn-
cipes But like him, also, the temptations of the
Presidency were stronger than the love of party or
the love of principle and in evil hour he concev
ed the idea of subvertng the Democratic party to
his own uuhallowed purposes, and of n,a;ng hmself
its nominee, by means foul or fair. As was the
case with Mr.. VAN DCREN, so with Mr.. DoUGIAs-tney
both failed in their attempt Mr. Van buren, landed
with the Free Sellers Mr. DOUGLAS is not likely to
stop short of the Black Republicans. Let those who
are now inclined to be led astray by Mr.. DOUGLAS,
in 1860 take warning by the sad fate of those who
followed after VAN buren, in 1913. They mag defeat
the Democratic party now, it defeated it then.
But poor and pattering be the ambition of that
Democrat who can willingly contribute to the con-
summation of such a result
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PROFESSIONAL OARD.

hR HENRY MELVILLE, OF New York City, respectfully
ntimates to the citizens OF Nashville vicinity thai he
y nov IN the city at the St Cloud HOLeIs where be vii
advise with all who suder from
CatarrhS' Bronchitis, Couaumptfou and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, nst when professional engage
meDs calls him from the city.
Dr. MELVILLE has had experience OK twenty years in the
management Of all forms Of Pulmonary Diseass ana car
fer with pleasure, his professional intercourse and skill u
many persons Tennessee among whom he kindly Eermttej
% mention the Of Judge Ridley, OF Jefferson Gen.
Matock OF Locust Hill; Judge Bren, Of Nashville; Col
Guild and W blacknoFe, ESQ, Of Gal1Stin.
In the treatment OF these diseases Dr. MELVILLE ayas himself
Of ali the means which modern science discoveries
have pat within the poR Of the Physician, and which are
supersedng the old plan Of Stomach treatment.
Further information thssu6 be obtained
Use on Topical Medication in Pulmonary Diseases" published
BY Dr. MELVILLE and which be had grduousy the Book
stores application to him his 81. Cloud
Hotel iuIyl0-dt
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Two PARsN0UR PoIsoNERs.-Thos. Heeden. and
A woman named Sheerey, until recently residents OF
lister county, y. y, are charged, the one with
noisoning his wife and the other with poisoning her
husband, that they might enjoy each others society
without hindrance. The two bodies of the deceased
,v;fe and husband were disinterred and the stoal-
acbs sent to New York Cor chemical examination,
and poison was found in sufficient quantities to cause
death Meanwhile, however, the guilty parties took
he alarm. and made their escape.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

A correspondent Of the Nashville Banner, under
date of July ga pves the vote taken at the great
Brecknridge Ratification Meeting held here yester-
day There was no Breckenridge ratification meet
ing held here on the day mentioned or any other
day up 10 the date of the Banner containing the
communication referred TO. The Banner should be
more careful what it Publishes or it will loose all
credit for fairnesS-C drkSriQe JefersOnCp, july TO-
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S75 Howard.

WILL give The above the apprehension and deIiy
cry to me at ferenee Ala negro man named Abrana.
sad negro about 2 years old i've nine inches
aad VII weigh about 100 poundP he black and very likely
and mas very the sJt Of hair h reached I'D front
Ne Keeps his hair plated and tied up, the length does
not sho" He raised il Wilson Smith county Tennessee
snd was sold to ne by s. NJ Blythe, samner at Columbus
Miss He viii attempt to get TO
and will probably give the wrong his owner. will
him. JIWEgB GKSY
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Tennessee Coal Company,
TERmS--Cash on Delivery.

Those desiring to fill their Coal houses will find their adj
vantage in their supply this Orders Mr.
Ggs, Union street. addressed to o, box 443 wiz
receive prompt attention Yard Cedar adjoining Nash
willie and Chattanooga Railroad. HENRY MURRAY,
junel2-lawaW Sales Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

The delegates appointed to represent the Democ-
racy of Davidson in the Electoral Convention at
GAINESVILLE will bear in mind that Saturday next is
the day. The train leaves the Edgefeld and Ken
tucky Railroad depot at 6o'clock, A. Let there
be as full an attendance as possible
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Four Horse mail Coach.

FKNHE only running regary three time
aweek and back from Fsyett5vieto Tulahons leaving
Tuahoma Monday Wednesday Friday return leave Fay
ettes Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. 20 connect the mail
Rayetteveand the Tuahoma and for the acommoda
ton OF passengers j. B. Smith, sgent ct Tailahoma Good
careful Tsert This fsrs through only mo dollas
tyI-vF retF r TAyLQP
WISH sell Of land lying .Eo miles North West
from Franklin adjoining TIE lands o. Davis. ass,
James Hamilton, and heirs OF MauIS. DECEASED and
the Porter place containing about 92 about &
Of which IL Ia Woodland. n EDWfS PkRKINss
Frankli7, April Is, 1850 fEW-H
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The Louisville Journal has for years been SANDER
Ing the Democracy Of the South with charges OF
Disumon The Democrat since its abandonment OF
the party has become convert of the Journals, and
as row seeking to usurp the peculiar prerOgatTe Of
that paper We respectfully suggest that the editor
of the Democrat may be saved of much trouble BY
farming to the old files Of tie Journal and copying
its editorials from that paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-12

DousIAs MEETING N WASHINGTON-The special
correspondent of the New York IFibaHe says of the
DouGrAs ratification meeting in Washington City on
the Sd instant:
The Douglas meeting night is the most notifying failure
ever witnessed here so much as to attract the Sn
,sfbv on his opponens. Messrs. ReTery Johnson Pugh
and others we're announced to speak, but after the Marine
rand lad pIayed an kour few on the grounS that
no was attempted TIL niae o'clock Not
zrtce enthusiasm manifested and the names OF Doug
las and johnson we're with feeble expression OF aP
,snse o lew indiYduals Of the audience was com
posed for curiosity and large
OF boys Judge snd other BrecEnrege leaders were pres
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The Franklin Ky.) Bape,, thus alludes to til

The Franklin (Ky..) Banner thus alIudes to the
strength OF DOUGLAS in Simpson county, Kentucky
gentleman IN whom have the utmost confidence told
Thursday that he had made his province inquire
the strength Of Breeknrdge and Douglas in acertan locality
this county within the last ten days The following is the
result $50 Names only fVe for Stephen A
Dorgsss-a claiming t. be Democratic BE is willing to bet
that Douglas will not get 100 votes in simpson county
THE SAVANNAH REPTBIcAS.-The Uht0n ard Aner-
lean quotes the Banner oassing the Savannah Re
publican, few days since, +" as "leading Opposi-
ton paper" If the Banner did that thing, it was
without the knowledge of the editor, and it must
have been through the inadvertence of assistant,
or by accident We trust our neighbor will give US
the benefit of this cOrrection.-NdSiriAe Banner,
,IlLlu II.
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v. sseene and shri ei.a creditors Il w. " Hr.r. rs
notifed that the sale Of Lspds ss- -
% zone % y Nseoaf sirconnfy Fsnes.ss an - SSrh
o. SAhy next 1hlssuns NE On. Is6G. - -
t,.z "a a., =. WINSTON, rrure,s
Der ". HuItE
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GRAND NO!

HAVE Just qnpscks and have now for insecton the anes
Grand P1anOfOrte received in the city Of Nash
vile The attention OF every lover the king
ments is invited to this Piano. Also several square
PianOfortes of SteinSay &. SONS Make,
New York Prices, for cash or negotiable paper, at
38 Union street.
J. A. MCCLURE.
New Music, great abundance being added daily to my
ready large stock. zap iGIy7-n
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Messrs. JACKSON and PARSONS, Democratic eandi-
dates for Governor aud Lieutenant Governor, have
published letters endorsing the nominations Of BRICK
ISRTpcE and LANE All right in Missouri.
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We are reliable informed that the Constitutional
Democracy Of Indiana will haze full electoral
ticket IN the hes PieaSea 70 the support of Brock
nridge and Lane. Some of tie Oldest and bpst hon
Ocratin Indiana are in this movement; and tbous
snds Of the honest hearted. Constitution loving nee
pie of the Hoosier State will rally around the han
ner upon which is inscribed The Constitution. the
Union and Equal rights to all 4 mass meeting
we learn will be held at Indianapolis about the first
of August when and where the State organization
win be perfected.-LoaiSUiHe Courier, july 10.
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QUIHTALs large size Goldfish JUS. received on consgu
- ment and for sale by ID DICKBY.
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Immense Saving OF Lahor-

DURcHAsE immsdiafsy enc Of g w. PoLHuasr's Wash,
Ing Machines, Fith which = snail boy or virI -
do all The WsshiDg FOR the se family This Il he eov -
FEET machine THE kind invented. the only Wnshio A.
chine the world which wiI supply The Eans al ts %
pie. Prise SO HARDY BROTHERS,
incl. Sole Agenss, pnhlfr ae,.-.-
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Dr.. Taos MEXEEs, of Robertson county, as the
Democratic candidate fer EleetOr in this District
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The Sandy Valley AdrOeate, one of the ablest and
fairest of the Opposition papers in Kentucky, adj
mits that if Breckenridge gets the electoral vote OF
Kentucky he will probably be elected President. In
doing this. of it is anxious TO make the iu-
preston that lac Cannot carry this State. 1t says:
We bel his chances fofeayng the State about good
his chances for being eeod President, which anything
bat hattering.
We believe from this that even candid Opposition
think it probable that dr. Breckenridge will be
the next President 1t is certainly probable that he
can carry Kentucky; and they think his chances are
good for the Presidency for tie electoral vote
of Kentucky. We think so, too And we are sure
he will with the vote of his State of which we
think he is sure, be made the next President Of the
United States-LOiSUille Courier. srts