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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24
The South.
The South.
Thn cnnnnnnrcinl editnr. the \ Y HernM saws:

The commercial editor the n. l. Herald says:
The Tribune with a degree of dishonesty AMI
peryersiOn OF truth, characteristic OF
that journal which. far facts go, Is too well
posted not to know better, assails the South this
morning, while commenting upon the failure OF
Lane, Boyce Co. The purpOrt of Its twadde Is
the prodigality and wastetul extravaganza OF that
section, where the planter is over head and ears
in debt" and his system Of doing business, and that
of the Southern buyers generally, "a curse to the
whole country" We shall not take the space to
answer such stuff as this, at length. 1t may do to
talk to the ignorant and stupid OF its own party but
the intelligent minds of the North know better.
The South has made the commercial glory of this
Union. Her cotton, sugar, rice, tobacco, and other
crops keep northern ships, northern manufactures
northern agents, and northern insurance companies
busy. She pays four fths of foreign purchases.
Her cotton in 1859 paid S27,O0O,O00 treight-mOney
to the ships of the North, and the latter only con-
tributed S3500.000. Her banks hold the largest
amount of specie, year after year. Northern bill
brokers sell bills based upon shipments to the
amount OF hundred Of millions. She puts the bread
into the mouths of New England operatives; they
owe her for tue means to earn three quarters Of
each days dinner. Her entire domestic resources
furnish an interchange of dollars among our own
people yearly of no less than SSOO,OOO,O00. The
very readers Of the Tribune get their living out of
this ebb and flow of commerce and money, which IS
created and has its fountain head south of Mason and
DIxons line The Tribune itself reaps the direct
benefit of it. and could not exist the South and her
institutions were wiped out, and yet, her system
Of trading is 4 curse says this immaculate journal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24
Celebration of the Death of Old John
Brown in Massachusetts.

Brown was hung for murder on Oct lG, 1859.
The event was duly celebrated by his sympathizing
friends in that State on Tuesday. The following
poster appeared in Watertown, Mass, the previous
day:
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE CAPTURE OF HARPER'S
FERRY. THE FRIENDS OF IMPARTIAL LIBERTY IN WATER
TOWN ARE REQUESTED To MEET THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
on Tuesday EVENING, OCT l6, TO GO, IN TORCHIGHT
PROCESSION. TO BOSTON, AND TAKE PART IN THE GRAND
DEMONSTRATION COMMEMORATIVE OF THE SURRENDER OF
HARPEE's FERRY TO GAIT. JOHN BROWN. LET EVERY
MAN BE on HAND EARLY. TIE OCCASION WILL KEEP YOU
WIDE AWAKE
Tine following, says the Day Book, from the BOs-
ton Courier describes part of the procession
Towards night the streets began to fill IN with
people. The various clubs and delegations, they
reached the several railroad depOts. formed in or
der and marched towards the Common, which was
the first great point of attraction. BY seven O'Clock
all the approaches to the Common were packed
with dense masses fastening thitherward.
In the first division came the Lincoln and Hamln
Clubs of Ward Six, composed entirely Of 0ur cOOred
feUo1citizens They were dressed in uniform. march
ed we'll carried fine Examinations, and made alto
gether a very excellent appearance. 1t 1odS gener-
ala conceded that this club as fine locking body
of men as there lCdS IN the entire procession, and they
received hearty cheers and plduddS from the crOCdS
lclich lined the Streets and the oGuing Of handccrciS
and soeei smiles from the ladies lchO lined the cindorS
They pdrQded in tlcO bodies and numbered, as they
passed Shqlrrt GUeme SOmlchere approaching TO 1oo
hundred men.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Upland Union an excellent Democratic paper,
published at Media. Pennsylvania, four days after
the election, said
1t is fact not to be denied, that the straightout
Douglas vote throughout the State has been cast
for Andrew G.. Curtin, and that their sole object IN
November is the election of Abe Lincoln, They
received the directions how their be cast
last Tuesday to tell most efectually, from the
man they worship, who, when he came into Penn
sylvania and that all the elements opposed to
Republication were likely to concentrate upon Gen.
Foster and elect him. and thereby have an entering
wedge to the election in November, which he well
knew must to the advantage of John c. Breck-
nridge, told his friends in the very first speech he
made in Pennsylvania to have nothing to do with
the fusion, and the sequel shows how well his fol
lowers took his advice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24
THE PRINCE PAFTxERs At The Nrw YoRx BALL

The PRINCE PARTNERS At THE NV York Ball
At the bail given to Lord RcBfrew at the Academy
OF Music the Prince opened the dance with the lady
of Governor Morgan. Richly dressed, possessed Of
all the grace and dignity beting her station as the
wife of the Chief Magistrate of the Empire State she
represented something more than official station.
She the exemplar of American life progress in
dustry. IN her youth SIZE was poor girl, earning
livelihood as a miliiner's apprentice. Her upward
growth is but a common specimen of the strange but
goody incidents of Republican life.
Another of the partners of the Prince was the
daughter of John Van Buren,. She should have re
minded her royal gallant that many years ago hel
father danced with his mother, and had borne tho
name of Prince John ever since.
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rhn Ensinn in Oregon.

= H.
Every Southern man. whether friend ortoe OF Mr.
Dorcr A. ,npst have been palned bv the intelligence
L. ,,,o-,irr that
''"'"'''" Ill our "''ll' i'S -,
complete fusion had taken place III inc l-e
of Oregon. between the Black epublicans and
D,,,.-lss D.r,oc-,+. I,,- which NEsyrTH Douglas
Dor,,,c~ot had I.., ,i,.ta5 - tho limited States
Senator IN the place OF Gen LANE, and bAAEH'
Black Republican elected to fill the present vacancy
=; .I. S.,o+. U1,., ,l, -,.;s,,,s Of Mr. DorGIAs in
a., .-;or5s Of
.,'' ~, nil
BRh'NND'E " LAM 50 i"' as To unite WIN 'l'e
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Solid Silver Ware and Silver Plated
GOLD q SILVER WATCHES,
Diamonds,
And First Class JeweIry ut Auction.

ihls STOCK comprises full assortment equal in variety an
styles 70 any in the country The Silver W8re consists in
part II ea sets, Servers Ice Pthes Creams Cake Baskets
and brnrr Casters. Wire stands Egg Stands syn
aus S7 ne Hn lsst Perks. Tea liable Dsrt spoons, Fish
Knives ard FOlks,
Aaicb es-.iod Crou0Eeters, (genu1e) ] iamoLd Set
ting Lsaies Watches Aasrcsn Levr Duplex Dcabe Timers
Jewelry-setts from 500 down, Diamond Crosses Ring
and Pins.
CuIisrN-Pocst Tea, Desert and Dining Knives IN shor
an ent % ether hne goods usually rst ciasa
JeTelry Establishments. All o. which We will r to high
est sader, for cash melng on Wednesday evening
her ths l at early lht and eonruiuf cav and night
til the whole St OK is disposed Of
goods guaranteed represented she money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen viii please and exzniae N
goods BENZ SHIELDS 4 CO. e
Central Auction Rooms, No. q, College Street,
OctlO-0 Opposite Sc Hotel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

Hon.ABsAL0NH CHlPPEIL. formerly distinguish
Ell representative in Congress. and one of the pur-
est and abest politicians Georgia has ever had and
who till within few weeks. has been supporter
of Mr. 0oueLss has abandoned the cause of Mr.
Douglas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

The PRINCE A MULIONAIRE.-The Home journal
says Quite independent of his fine prospect OF
throne, the Prince of Wales it appears Is very
rich young man-worth 600 900 sterling! This
vast sum has arisen from The surplus revenue from
the estate Of the Duchy of Cornwall, to which he
became entitled Immediately after he born, and
which has been accumulAting with interest from
that time and this fund Ei go or increasing until he
as other subjects Of the Quceh attain the age of
twenty one, that, by that time, the amount Of
money he will stand possessed Of will be nearly
81 ,O0O, 900 in hard cash."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

The ELECTION BY THE HOUsE.-Whea Mr.. JEFFER-
son was elected President by the House, there were
sixteen States in the Union and nine were necessary
to a choice. During the first thirty-fve ballots
they stood each time: JEFFERsoN eight, BURR. six
tied two. On the thirty-sixth ballot JEFFERSON had
ten States BURR four. blank two In 1924, JOIN
QUINCr ADAMS chosen President by the House OF
Representatives. There were twenty four States
Mr. ADAMS received in the House the votes of thir-
teen States, Gen. JACKSON seven, Mr.. CRAWFORD, o
Georgia four In 1860 there are thirythree States
and the man to be elected must receive seventeen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

Col RIcHAED TAYLOR, OF LOUISIANA 'hs only son
of Gen. TAYLOR. Is Il warm supporter Oh Di'"'2'N
RIDGE and Lane. Roll on the ball
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AdminiSTratOF'S sale.

ON THURSDAY, the I5h day Of November 1850 will Of
Tor sale the highest bidder Patterson Iron Works
(NsoEs OF HsIpeth and late residence Maj James Bell,
in Ghs1than county, Tern -sSee.
From sixty to seventy head Of Mules;
(" seventy 10 seveDt y-hve head OF Cattle;
seventy & Be7e1ty-hTs head Of Sheep;
Seven Yoke Of Oxen;
Carts Wagons. PlOEs, &C., &C:
Two Sets Blacksmith Toels Carp enter Tools &C. &c;
1000 Barrels Corn, in the P-ld;
20 Sa IA Of M.let hay.
AMI varioas other articles too tedious % meulion.
Terms OF sale s-FOr AL q SO snd UNDER cas-
in ha1d: that credit Of nine months will BE Vel
Bonds with security in all viii Be required bor
. removal Of the property. A. @. SFO kARD, Admir-
Patterson Iron works Oct. 10 '6O-dtd
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WhaI Inc Nnm1h SAY.

The New York Express says: If the Republican
Journals would but let their readers see what the
South really complain Of they (the readers wonId
have two side to consider when they read in the Re
publican journals the alleged injuries inflicted by
the South upon the North.
The complaints of the South are thus stated by g
Democratic orator Greene Clay, Esq, OF Kentucky
|. They (lhe Republicans have violated the Con
stution which binds Us together. and constitutes the
terms of our Union by total disregard Of Its mita
tons.
, They maintain that a Congress of the United
States under tier control, is Omnip potent in lis
legislation as the British Parhamen Claimed 10 be
over our ancestors.
3 Thus will representatives in Congress be render
ed of no avil protect the interests OF the South
and as they recognize the decisions of the Supreme
Court as not binding taxation without representa-
ton will by practically enforced.
T. They deny to us common property in our
Territories acquired equally by our money and
blood on the ground that the people of the South
with their institutions, are not worthy to cOonlze
here.
5. They have assailed for many years the nstitu-
ton of African slavery in the South, and have made
our common legislature of the Federal Government
a grand instrument for incendiarsm and abolition.
g. They have compelled US to separate from them
in our churches and other religiOus Institutions.
!. They have passed laws IN their state leglSla-
lures nuifying the laws of Congress providing for
the recovery of fugitive slaves, although solemnly
adjudcated to be constitutional by the Supreme
Court of the United States.
s. They have organized associations to run away
the slaves of the South, and to prevent their recap
ture and murdered owners seeking their rendition.
Q. They have invaded our homes and killed our
inofcnSve citizens, to raise slaves in nsurrcc-
ton against their owners.
TO- And to carry out these hostile purposes. they
have organized a sectional party to take possession
of the Federal Government and are burning our
towns and striving, by distributing arms and poi
SONS amongst our slaves, to desolate the South by
fire instruction and blood. We have appealed to
their nature, justice, and magnanimity we have
coniured them by the ties Of our common kindred to
disavow their usurpatons, which would inevitably
interrupt our connections. They have been deaf to
a voice of Justice and cOnsanguinity.
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The Case in PenBsyIvania---The Douglas
Men Helped Do IL.


In Pemsy lvana, 1t seems, the straight Dougiaslles
cgn only claim one member OF congress eject
Lehman ot the FIRST District, granting Iat ne WIN
he entitled 10 his seat Inc certhcate IS gwen IN
this instance. Lehman contends upusty, 10 inc
1 ,h ' nn,,ioi scaks as f5s oU D:m
if'>s me p"uG."s oISan ;o,.5 y ,SL ~.
0T"'2 '"Il"t 90 5
3red' So Oy, Wv ~. Lc,,,, and taling
"'' hI"'''.sNI u"' ~ ~. - 80 80, - ,Ins
occasion W tiS I,S is iI0VT5 6EV6CR ATS
lhaI IN, NJ 9r11T M rus IST VIM
S J1GEIT''I Min, nI %, DFpIrPi fCSES nan
T mIIiI ,'tG>TEICETT TPUTWPH IN THAT
s,I I' am, - '--'A
- IL. l. ,,. ,,,,,, ,-t, ,r,,o,rs tn mo ,bopt
~, aiII+;ri"t ~ T;s pPDonant bas been
q b rarfcata Of election nv the Black Re
,Iioa, .,LnritieS ."d ,6r PsyS is COMPLAINING
Of what il evidently considers bad treatment from
should nave pGtn 10 lehman A. not SO Gcn Feg'uSg
he Is enuued j" H. As 0s'"'Se I" utPCt "~! - ~
Srite do"" u,'e 80 ne, U"" nus So'' t ''o ~
from I" oiPoSIo'' ~ % ANAH "I as
to1 ara % ','' ~ \ NIII1,r IiSI5
(the BLACK meluuTTI',S ttisE LStIs-ot tD TN
THE kEoCEi nv nv I'm "Iil,h mn FL ANE ~3n
EAULIiNu ln1s, il 'u'lAS. 'le O,AcA hepupH-
cans cannot Alioru 10 "o' P"rl'C ulSIS as IN inns
case thousands 81 theT own people, IN all parts
of the STATE, nave iS'' 50 Auch anxiety 'n"V Leu
man should be St .I,,, ,,.,.,, s.,..
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ELECTION TICKETS.

We are prepared to furnish Tickets
for the Presidential Election, in any
quantities, at One Dollar and Fifty Cts.
per thousand, cash in advance.
The Postage, when tickets are sent by
mail, will be So cents for each thousand.
1t is important that all the counties
be supplied early, and We hope Commit
tees and Clubs viii look to this in time
to save trouble.
s9r Send in your orders with the
Cash. ga IT,
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WAsuNGrox. JEFFERSON. MADISON. MuNRoE, AND
jackson NowuEEE.-Thc BI2ner. speaking OF BELL
and EVERETT says they the the greatest names
thu ever adorned the pages Of Ausecican history
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

PoLTICs IN BAlTMoRs.-About three hundred of
the American portion Of the BELL and EVERETT par
ty in Baltimore. on Thursday night the lth inst,
marched 70 the LINCOLN headquarters and joined
that party. This was in consequence of the cleo
ton of the Reform ticket in Baltimore. which de-
stroyed tue rule of the socaia Aule7ioan clabs in
TINT CITY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-24

GIoRIors News FROM THE ON DoYNIoN.-Qur
young friends, S. II. Chiies and John H. Craig. who
have been absent in Virginia for the last month re-
turned to Livingston few days since. bringing the
most encouraging news from the Old Dominic =
They have Travelled through large portion OF VIZ
pinia and they give it as their opinion that Brock
inridge and Lane will sweep the State. Douglas
Norfolk speech has done the work for him in Vir
ginia he will not get 5000 votes in the entire
State. Bell and Everett. according to our young
friends under the lead of Bolts are losing strength
every day.-Sumter Democrat
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an THURSDAY, tie 18th November next, By virtue q
" Ted Of Trust, execnte 70 BY John George
loOHer, will proceed 70 SELL the premises al The corn,
fodder farming utensils, AMI stock Of an DESCRIPTIONS conveyed
In said Trust Deed Also. 40 Acres Of land Eesaersd ADD
every suited for stock am said lana tuztd ne
oanPhellsve Turnpike road miles south Of colunha,
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Nashville UH1os AND AHScAN copy Tires m AID nd H.
to this oice -ColEHl5tG Prsss
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TEyHIs establishment having been re built ~
q by Messrs. sharp & Hamlto with 6~N@9z@=S
increase facilities for manufacturing PlOEs IN
Cultivators &C., will keep fu supply HSz@=lzaA
Of both Wrought Iron PoW hand which
the attention and Planters TRcse Implements
ali warranted perform WE'LL and good every respect
best imported plows and at uniformly less prices
octI9-dIW&W3m HILLMAN BROTHERS
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A Mare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
TNOR SALE--A stock OF Notions and Fancy Dry Goods
One Of the stocks in the State The goods all
late importation The gtand In Of the best localities
N in street, For particulars inquire Of or address,
octls-dIms WM PARK, Memphis.
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Trustee,s saIe of YnInabIe Negroes

ID virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed By james l. Bell de-
ID ceased to the undsrssnsd Trustee The 18th day
April 1853, and registered in tie ReEsersOee Of OhestnA
eounty, in book A. ga ard 10 Dicks county in ke
Once in book I, pages I4 and 40 Will oder foF sale iors
TIE Court House door, the city OF Nashville, sAturdy me
10Th day Of November many Of the slaves mentioned II
sad deed Consisting Of and chdrenJ as Val a.
isy the debt for which said deed executed
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
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For Rent.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, convenient to IA
in Of the agreeable neghborhoOds in lbs
city. Moderate REM. possession given Immediately. =
J. W. LANGLEY z
octio-Y yu Apply at A Union
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Nashville Theatre.
Dissolution.

N He copartnership heretofore existing WHKKLER
SLOAN this day ssolvsd By ua consent, and L. D.
WHEELER alone authorized settle the business Of the h
L D. WHEELER,
JAS. ]. SLOAN.
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ocile-dlm' NM. PAKA, memphis
mAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TENHE undersigned viii Public Sale tn ursday
Il December Goth 1860, unless previously disposed
q, a valuable tract Of
MAVRY COUNTY LAND,
Situated On the waters Of BggbJ, about miles om
Colubia and four miles from the village Of Mt. Peasant,
Maury county Tennessee adjoining the lands Of George w. and
Andrew J. Polk and others. containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres
or which there 600 700 cleared and we'll ia
proved with good Oyerseers house, containing six rooms
quarters sufcsr to accommodate 100 negroes There are also
on the premises excellent Gin House. Tobacco Barr
There four excellent springs The PlsntaIon
located make the land susceptible Of berg ao
into smaller farms desired By purchasers or II al 0 :"
one, making it the most desirable
stock Farm in Tennessee.
There kill also sold at the time ARd place AZ lse
also propose to sell in families to purchasers, composed
Of til most valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES,
Ann, ,b-, ,, pio,ts-ar, Baskanths and Carpenters. No
guaranty oundness mas but any slave kAo"n 70 Be
diseased will be Pointet out
TERMS OF SALE.
The land will ceit OF one TO- thfee ai Tour
years. bond with approved security, an Psy4J "a oNnA
will be required t. BE- paid anna'liy'
The 1egroe, viii sold in families on credit Of one and two
years with inter a1d such security As VII pc acceptable to
Iurius george W Polk myself which will Be made known
e. nv proposing purc The negroes viii Re sold public
previously disposed or on the 18th OF December
T oL n Cartle Hogs Pr0yender, Farming Inplenents
&C. will sold credit Of twelve months win interest
from dais.
or Geo y. PoE, near the premises or 70 me address
MRS. RJTCS K. DOLE,
Oct. y, G0-d7twEFlm FLORENCE, Alaosma.
NASHVILLE Bqnaer Memphis lpDsas and Louisville ,,I
COPY one month And Iend bills Il tie advertiser
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o. P. McROBERTs, Trustee


in wealthy section Ofeounty In Tennessse an
~ having an extensive sues pton list and advertising p
paper Is Democratic and viii Re sold on reasonso
s 70 no one however, but Democrat. The paper was
shea 20 adyocae state Equality and the proprietor viii not s
y 70 out OF ms hands to be devoted other purpose 70
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Sale OF Claims of the Mutual Pro-
lection Insurance Company.
For Rent.

sIUE House present occupied by Coke. Bailey
Co.. is Tor rent. Possession given N lst Jaruery-
oct24-53t ". (. ELLl5IOd.
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me New York 1rib,lne. sars :

The New York Tribune says:
We have trustworthy advices frem Maryland to
the effect that Breckenridge is now certain to carry
that State the strength OF Bel and Everett having
dwindled away under the influence of the October
election.
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WILL lease for term Of Year, or Longer or rent for th
ensuing year, upon terms that large
commodious dFelng2 the corner OF Broad and Vaux
streets, occupied BY II. NJ. Rays, ESQ.
ALSO, will sell upon very favorable terms, the remain
der Of interest IN the property formerly resi-
dence, rented 70 B. P B0stek, one and half mile
Of the Court House. containing an dEen
and other twelve
superior garden COLL portion Of which beautifully blu
grass shade delightful home immediate
vicinity Nashville, fond
sold will for rent for the coming year Apply No 44s
Cherry street lOctl7 EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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U0deT-stiTJs and Drawers.
where to Buy the Best Hats

WATERBELD WALKERS has long been known the popular
for the and popular styles OF the
superiority Of their fabrics Their for the Fall and
Winter full and complete Prices usual low and uniform.
WATERFIELD WALKER,
oct9O-tf Hatters and Puriers, 26 Public Rguare
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HARPER,S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NOVEMBER.
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK for November.
LIE BON TON JOURNAL OF FASHIONS
FOR NOVEMBER.
BLACK WOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER.
JUST RECETTED BY JOHN YORK < co.
oct24
The New Daily Herald, received every dsyby
octQ4 JOHN YORK 4 Co.
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"Instead - breaking tire Union We IteIa 70 suepgen
and to lengthe1 il JONI BRBrKISRID6E
1.-THE Constitution the bquEyRi the StaIes These are
the symbolic Of everlasting onion ct these De the rys cries
'-lnHN G BRECEINRIDGE
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The following Is in circulation
Mr, Everett "a rich Southern widow" soon veds.
gnd yer " can be- max fools rub their kesds,
But why M stery' made Of the thing can't tell
As he's followed fer months Wei k1ouH So,stAerA Beg
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The sale Of fsich silks, PopIinS, french
MariuOes, and Fine Dress Goods, &C.,
IS FIXED FOR
~ eGnesdEY Morning Oct -. at 10 O'Clock.
BENJ, f. SHIELDS 4 COMPANY,
HIILL close account Of whom IL without
fr cash, 20 the ladies. Ia dsome and
srabe rich goods with variety Of other articles
get by him for these sales Ladies particularly
invited have the stock without further de
lay. BENZ 7. SHIELDS CO.,
- No n, Central Stores, College street
oct53 Opposite Sesanse HOIslf
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DAILY So; TRI-W EEKLY So; WEEKLY SIG
INVARIABLY II 4DvAECE