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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
Proposed Fusion between the
fitcnds OF tsr, C - inrId ze and Doug
las An tennessee.


Friend. OF tsr, cainridge and Doug
las In Tennessee.
The ClsSoa aud AHaesicqH, of yesterday,
publishes u proposition from Mr. JAMES
BRIrToN, Jr.. Douglas EIeclor for the First
Congressional District, which is concurred in
By W. III. AALoSE, the Douglas Eiector for
the Second District. The proposition is as
follows:
That We have bat Que Democratic Elec-
tordl ticket in Tennessee, and If that ticket
Should be elected by Union of the BRECK-
iNAiDGE anu DoULAS men, then the vote of
me Safe shall BE- cast as follows LIST. To
be cast for Mr. BRECKINRIDGE provided il will
elect him; but IL IL will not eiec, Mr. BRrcK-
ISRINDGE then TO De cast for Mr.. DoUGI.s
provided u elect him. If however the vote
of T-nnesse will elect neither and tb.ra i
no election by the Electoral College. then the
vote OF TIE state TO be cast, first for Mr..
BRECkISKIDGE. provided II will put him into
the House OF Representatives over Mr.. BsII
ifuot u be cast for Mr.. DOUGLAS, provided IL
viii put him into the House over Mr.. BEL. ,,
The Union oA9 AH'Tio11 indorses the promo
sitiOn, and says that IL meets the approval OF
Seus:ors Johnson, NICHOLSON, Gov. HARRIS,
and NE. EwISG and all of the Breckenridge
Central Committee that it has had an oppor.
i1nity Of consulting. Aftes the nnmeasared
terms in which Mr.. DOUGLAS has been char.
scteriz d by the Breckinridge press of thi,
,Staie, v { cannot yell see low the real friends
oE Nj. DoUGIAs can consent to the proposed
! fusion. il Is equally dificalt for Us 10 com
prehend bow the real friends Of Ar. BREcKIS
RIDGE can come 10 cross-and-pile terms, will
Mr.. DUrGLAs. One OF the wings Of the hat
National Democratic party has been denounc
'-'- - Our slocs win psIguas .-.. =
.,,-aDiet.: anu We sll1t OLE tase ~ - -,
a. rssb BUYERS and 10 all pronapt ana ~ -, y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT to decree OF the Chancery Court At
Z Nashville in the case of C. ". Nance and J. II.
Mcdonald ". H Crosthwat viii sell al the Court
House Nashv lille, Saturday, October g. 1850, sot
on 1Ie NarJreeSborO Turnpike, known as No 5, in r.
wins plan Front AZ feet wide, 50, sides 95 and
l27.
TERMs-5, IL and is months, without interest Sc
curty required and lien retained, and sale free from
sept5-tds JE GIEAyE, CAM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DCRsUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, IN the case OF Irby Morgan. Admias-
traitor, &C. of Miles W. Askiss heirs and crcdi-
If said Allison viii sell the Court House
Nashville, Saturday. 0ctober o. 1880 NE AtkissoH
Aotse and la Hooalaad stre, in Eageaeld Lot y
= T.sss-s u ana Is months srsslls. WIN interest.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DCRSuANT 10 q decree Of the ChanceTy Court a.
Il Nashville in the case Of Young Carson IS. ID.
I.lpier viii sell at the Court house in Nashville, on
Saturday, October o, 1860 certificate for 100 shares
of stock issued by the Hopkins Aasfodon Coal Iron
being 500 each and the certificate No. slo. - )
Terms cash j. E GIEAyES, G. & NJ
sept5-tds ~ = :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

IDUgSUAST 70 s decree OF the Cha2cery Court st
i Nashville, il the case Of C. 5. SAaIraan az. John
% Flvpn Wills l. at the Court House z S1shv ne
on Sstsrday ocotsr 6, 1850, NEGRO seozncz NAMED
Essy and the aslsexpirsd lease q TIE hose and
lot neni ,oned in the Pleadngs THIS IS understood 70
be lease Of the house and lot at the intersection Of
the Gaatin and the Whites Greek TurnpiSes IN Edge
field which IS to expire On the LIST January, 1852
Terms Of this sale cash.
sept5-tds J. < St42ANEs, Z. & ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the of VIM. A Whitsett Executor &c
OF Fsrrar Wash r Incas and others, will sell al
the Court House IN Nashville, Saturday Ots5eT 6th
$780, trad Of 10 and so poles Of land part o
the Lucas Farm and being the same bought by him Of
complainant
TERxs.-6, IL and IS months credit with interest
and sale free from redemption have persona
security and 20 be payable in the Bank and lien TO b
retained. 80 ai-~-
sepss-sds y.E GIEAyE c an.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

nrRsUANT 10 a decree of the cflanccry Court at
i Nashville. in the case 81 Barrow and Lindsey,
Adu,-rs of Dr. Shelby a.. j. B. Snowden and others,
viii sell at the house, in Nashville Saturday,
6tf0f-- 6st 1890 LOIS Woodland sired in Edge
aeld so y TO each aud known Nos. Sd, 81 and eS,
on the plan. z-t-s..--f ( - .z
TER,ss-s II, Is aud ~ months credit, with inter-
EST from day Of sale and without redemption Notes
with approved security required and lien retained
sept5-tds J. L. GI.EAYES, c. & NJ
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DEEDs

DIED,
Near this city yesterday evening, Mr. CoIUNEUs C.
MOORE, of the firm of Ellis & Moore.
The friends and acquaintance OF tie deceased are
invited attend his funeral this evening AT Andrew
Charge at 3 O'Clock. Divine service by Rev W L.
Warren.
a "A. S.-The members Of the a. p. 4. s. Order
are requested to at their Hall this morning at
O'Clock to make arrangements to attend the above
fmeraf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
MARR HE'D.

By the Rev. ". r. Warren, Sept 10Th, Mr. ROBERT
a. BROWN of this city, to Miss JULIA A. BoSps, of Ia
yidsen county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT 20 . decree Of the Chsncery Court at
Nashville, in tho Of Geo. d. Hasnlett rs Wash r.
Lucas and Others, viii SELL public sale at the Court
House IN Nashville, Saturday October TIE eth $780,
ue pHsosd portion q Rash X. L,scas' trad cf land
which IS known as the CrutcheT part ois hole tract
The same consisting OF about - acres and lying In
front o. the Mansion House. e =
TzRssl and years credit, with interest and sale
free from retention, purchaser satisfactory
notes and lien 20 be retained
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF tho cksneery Court At
Nashville in the case OF A. G. Wilcox and win John
Cato will sell. at the Court House In Nashville,
Saturday, October O. 1860 the frct u land seksrooa
John cafo xos resides enough Of same, a. least, 70
pay the debt due eomplainants by tho decree. This
land Is known The McGayock Piaee-lies on Whites
Greek i've miles from this city, and there are ,s3o
acres In the whole farm 4-ssls
TERxs-sale free from redemption, and purchase
money be due IN three equal instruments, without
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
Gl1auterp sales-
Chancery Sales for Saturday
October 9Th, 1860. AZ

Sale 10 take place the ChdnceTy Court Room al Court
house IN the order Of the advertisements betoBs and
J- commenced at 10 O'Clock precisely
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

Judges-Chas r Green. JnO Hobbs, NJ Cotton
Receiyeir of votes-Wm Satin. ClerkS-Jno Satter
field Hugh Carroll. Magistrate-R G Rives-
set,f.sO-fd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
EIGHTH WARD.

Election to be held at Temperance Hal
Judges-W 5 Crosthwait, Jos Steele, Hensley Cor
bett. Receiver Of vOtes-N- Corbett. Clerks
Geo : Miller Jas Meadows. Magistrate-John Corbett
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Premiums Awarded In Mechanic
Department..

Threshing Machine-Armstrong IL Co,
Nashville. -H
Portable Saw Mill Armstrong Il Co,
Nashville.
Portable Hay or Cotton Prcss-Munn & Co,
Louisville, KY. AG Is sla @
Wheat Drill--ArInstrong 81 Co, Nashville. 5
Corn Sheler-Armstrong d Co. Nashville.
Wheat Fan--Armstrong Il Go, Nashville
Straw Cutter-Carter d Buchanan. Louis
vile, Ky. .
Field Roller-Armstrong i Co. Nashville
Horse Hay Rake-Armstrong & Co, Nash
vile.
Portable Grist Mill-Armstrong & Co,
Nashville.
Clover Seed Huller7;:AArmstrous & Co,
Nashville.
Two Horse Plow--Morris & Srat,on,
Nashville. - "A .ei.gla
Subsoil Plow-M G Ewing, Davidson. a-aa
One Horse Plow-Morrs d Stratton, NASH
Large Harow-Isaac Jameson i Co, Col
umbia, Tenn. sgn~ ---
Cultiyator-Sharp & Hamilton, Nashville.
Feed Boiler-B 5 Weller. Nashville.
-Four Horse WagoR-T b Johnson, David
Two Horse Wagon--W " Allen, Nashville
Portable Cider MilI--Carter & Buchanan,
| Louisville, KY.
Broadcast Seed Sower-Armstrong 81 Co,
| Nashville.
Steam Fire Engine-A B Latta, Cincin-
natl, o.
Steam Engine-T H. Brennan, Nashville.
Portable Saw for Gross Cutting &c-Arm-
strong d Co, Nashville. rfe~F.
| Single Machine--This Premium was re-
ported upon the Books TO Tbos. E. Holbrook,
/ Indianapolis, Ind and the Premium paid
| to him, bat it has since been ascertain
ed that the Premium was awarded by the
Judge to Mr.. Wm. Bollinger. aud Mr.. Hoi-
brook now refuses TO rectify the mistake by
returning the cup. until the matterc can be
fully Investigated by the Executive Commit
/ tee. 90 s.sslsI $50 lEE - 49,
Brick Making Maehine--G Greaslee, Ham
iiton, o. - .-s.es - I
bia, Tenn. EaEz 1za
Barouche- Myers, Hunt & Co. Nashville.
Top Buggy-Myers, Hunt d Co. Nashville.
No top Buggy-Myers, Hunt Il Go, NasI--
above claims j. " Hop1s<.
~
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THE TEN YEARS CONFLICT; being the -5lss.rys
the Disruption Ofthe Church Of Scotland. BY ,sss
her Buchanan. d. D. vols 70 han ca.
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SEVENTH WARD

Election to be held at Tarply & Pyle's-
Judges-W " Petition, Van Baugh, Richard hoCann.
Receiver of votes-A " Pyle Cerks-M q Brooks,
Thos II Glenn. Magistrate-W + Meachen, Esd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

1,er- ana We ode. te siF9nses. si
a. csh buyers and 10 all p.9lnpt ga : ~
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1lem AouertIs
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

Sydney Carton Mr. Stetson /: DR.. Manette Mr Temple
ton Charles Danny, Mr.. Pardy Terry Crencher, Mr
Everett Ernest Deiarge. Mr.. WheeIock Mr.. Lorry
Mr.. Tomas.
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A POLITICAL LECTURE BY A P1ous
WIFE.

Inc following We find in the Buffalo P.n,,b
~ a"G we mink 1t should prove WARNING
a"u Oe 'aSen as good advice BY all those who
'e' Poii''cs lead them from their fsmilies and
cause them to neglect their wives. Al anu
Ia'e II Is a sound bIoU at pole raising. and !
brought into general practice, will serv. :,
Keep open the eyes of ths voters until .f,e, ~,
election.
l0cene-ln bed, face to the wall-Strono
smell OF coal oIl-TIme, three in the MAN.
ing '"e morn
pretty time indeed for you to coma homo
-, "hefe nave you been all night! Yon
smell as II you had been 10 search of Svmo.,
NOE through q tar BARREL Talk of sniob,,r
et'tu hydrogen, or superaruated egg,I Thu
an anywhere. Say, where have Won beeo
mere I've been lying awake for the lsst 6vs
"Ou's' waiting for you TO come. NowI wan,
W AuO" Where you have been all this time
"iSh couldn't bother you--teH me in n.
~ "'"S want to know now it's near
"oush morning to know where ones husband
no' oee" a II "'ght, and particularly ifhe comes
~ Pe't"'heu cIear through as you are
suppose you were a woman. and von,
husband should 60 off every nigbt in m. 49,
and Come home as you do, and-I wish vou,I
gS' aud let some fresh air INTO the room -.
snail sufi9cute--Whsl would Won sav1 ~,
YOU imagine there would be a row in tho g..
~ Deen U'th The Vide AlCokesl sbo,,Id
."i". as much. You're a wide aw,ka Col
"ha' you are. I've always tboupbt Won |
u Aoou' sense enough to parade the s,rse,.
.'', '" .o' Niger lovers Why did / marry
yOu 4hats pretty question. D,dn't vo,
swear mat you d shoot yourself If did,, 80
P'V on you !! I'm sorry didn't ALLOW, vo'' -,
s"oo', or hang. OF drown Yourself I, would
". ''T 'eFh 'he best thing ever did in NV Iite
80. . u s"eiiF go Nothing! Don't tell
~ Io'"'Ae' 1t never smelIed 80 in the world
.11" % c'''y a torch /! That's sweet business
""o Pfe'ehds TO be the father of a
be., Ne&t thing | shall expect to
IN, ooo.y.' - 'S' 'nat you've been splitting rails
Io' genera circuIatou. know uo,hjnS oLo,,,
Pottics? Don't ell dom, ,ra", =, L L
ssolni"g about politics. it have to neqIscI ~"
,a"lly and carry sinking torches for she homc
President ""o 70 ~ ing to be
"ant 10 sleep? | thought YOU were. wido
90 w. suppose you've kept awake to.nighI
"nsAey' ha' 'Gt yOul Where h.v. e.
aIi th's Time; the town clock has ;ns,
suuek three. Been To TOnayaoda IN 49,. To-
"oerty pole That's sweet note VIII
Gu Ut Tie Wide Awakes OF Touawapds rai..
.neI own pole 1pect Republicans are
scarce ~ that section, aud you've been irving
10 MAKE great splurge. Well, YOU cant tooI
n"yoooy' l believe know something about
ITn"eS myself aud know that you IRE drunk
vo", M nal 700 are. Nest go 10 sleep, must
why didn't you think of that before
,h., aa 10 SleeP Tonight. and you never once
'nonght of the. You're an old brn,s "a -,
sueh man as ought TO vote far an ia III
~ t'''Tf. Vote for Doug las If ILet non alone
" Doug'as don't want such votes He will q
% e'ec'ed without your vote. But novv ,h.,
20 to sleep. ' u 'e' you '
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PERSONS afflicted with the Fever Ague should
not spare either time trouble or expense 10 procure
DR.. Hosteters Celebrated BItters, whose beneicent
effects upon the system has been clearly proved TO
those who have been stricken down in short space
oil tlme ny this dreadful curse whose cheeks
and meagre, and whose nights sleepess and rest
less and whose eyes are dim and sunken, with death
staring them in The face, this compound must prove
blessing snaIching them as it were from the mouth
OF the grave. None can know the tue value until
they have tested it, When all others haye failed,
these BltterS have restored the sufferers " pristine
health. Their popularity in all the Western and
Southern States should introduce them in all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every where.
&-Seo advertisement in another column.
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Highly Important to Farmers
SCHWEND'S
MATIERE uNEXERSEIIE

a Liquid Manure for the INCREASE OF
The CROP OF WHEAT AND OTHER
GRAINS.
BY application of this preparation the poor.
est soil will grow wheat or any other grains
without requiring other manure.
Wheat may be sown every year on the same
field. 1t will take but little more than one.
half of the seed, and the harvest will prove
double TO an ordinary harvest.
Seed prepared in this manner will be free
from injury by insect.
" Price, $l.O0 per Quart Bottle, which
Is sufficient for an acre ofground. For sale by
u. Is. JONES, at J. Webster's ADVERTISE
ING Agency, s. w. cor. Third and Arch sts..
CD FlooD phlsd'a.
CTPlease send for a Circular. sep2O4t
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The Ice Cream Gardcn
REAL ESTATE AGENCyi

ne subscriber. having opened an Office in the tovvn
~ heht co. Del, would respectfully inIorn
lle pnbhc that he is now prepared 10 sell n, "'n%
era'" commission. all REAL ESTATE which NAV ho
Pul IN us hnnds. From his past experience thSy,ns
llm ted scale and his extensive acqnnnioyce in H.
ana The surrounding States, particularly Nav, Ia,."'
ne ~ confident that he can offer advantages 10 ners"9
desiring 10 dispose Of Reat Estate lie womId Inn
fore call the attention of Farmers and otbar" -, ~.
agency believing that business entrusted To- his Snd
would he OF mutual advantage to both paTIia. T"s
De IounG al ms Office ON Commerce street. first door
above Tschudy COllins Store. "''' uO''
hn III NJ. JERMAN
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Al last we have received CERTAIN 49,, :.
regard 70 Walker. BY The arrival of a n 81
steamer, details of the execution have bssr
received from which it appears that ten Shots
were hred inlo his body. amidst The cheers ~
'sose assembled 10 witness The execution. THE
Fems'ns we're afterwards decently inferred by
% help.
IHE Prince Of Wales viii spend the 9th and
F'oee' :" AatiPhia.uaAH = aan \
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature in Business

Every One his own Sa esman!-JoNEs T. Co., of the
Crescent oneprce Clothing Store. Goa Market street.
above SIXTH, Phi!adep hIa. In oddillon having the
largest most varied and fashionable stock of clothing
IN Philadelphia, made expressly Tor retail sales,
have constituted every one his salesman by hav-
ing marked IN figures on each article, the very low.
est price II can be sold for they possibly
vary-ail must buy alike. The goods are we'll spunsed
and prepared, aud great pains taken with the making,
50 that all can buy with the full assurance of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also large
stock OF piece goods hand Of the latest styles and
qualities. which will be made 10 Oder III the most
ashlonahle and best manner % per below credit
price, Remember The Crescent, arkei street, above
Sixth, PhlladelphIa
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A Tract OfEand


commonly called the brick HOUSE FARM" con.
tanning liz ACRES, near Harmony, on the RICH; side
OF the road loading irOR Kennedyvllle 10 Turner's
Creek, and from Harm OnY TO the latter place. Pdou
ing the lands OF Mr.. Joseph w Webb, Capt Archibald
and Others in the tenancy oiMr Thomas unsant and
formerly called The "Bevn.s Farm. The land il Of
decided good quality. and is producIIve-lhe location
Is near schools mills, pOstOtIlCe, Landing and Wharf
at Turner's Creek-s healthy, and the situation il de
srable, and rarely surpassed.
The nelghborhood is good one. and the property.
with moderate outlay, would be one of the most
productive in the country.
The DWELLING is of brick, two story with n
Frame addition; also Kitchen, and the necessary out
buildings
Also, 81 ACRES OF LAND, called " New Design. t"
lying on The left side OF the road to Turner'S Creek
and anJoinlng lands of J. w. Webb. and Benz How.
ard. lair proportion Is in woed It's proximity 10
Turner'S Creek enhances It's value.
The soil lie said TO be gOOd-fencing in fair condition
ii is without buildings 1t Il desra ole location
for a Peach or Apple Orchard, and, with BUILDINGS
would make neat little Farm for one with small
means.
THE TERMS OF SALE n4e cash to the amount Of
S5OOO on the Farm balance in SIX months with i'm.
teresl from the first day Of January next For the 81
Acres, cash 10 The amount Of $3.50; balance in SIX
months, with interest from the first day Of January
next-tO he secured by the bond OF The purchaser
Win security 10 he approve ed by the Trustee.
Al The same time and place, the undersigned as
agent for Mrs. Calharine A. Price, viii expose to pub.
lie sale liO ACRES OF LAND, formerly attached lo
me harmony arm adjoining The SAID "BIICk House
Farm and the Harmony property. The Land is with
out Buildings, but of good quality, lies level, and
united with the liz Acres would, with it, constitute
one OF the handsOmes and finest Farms in the county
The whole OF the lands are level, but sufficiently
drained.
The Terms OF Sale of this part the land 40 acresl
Will be made known at the sale IL is probable lh.i
no cash will be required, aud the creditors will then
oe stalled II may be sold separately in conlunc.
Ton with the l12 acres may be desired by bidders
MIR Lewis Price, DIR. Thos. e Kenn I'd and Mr. Jos
W. Webb. residing near the premises, and Mr. Van |
aht' ON portion OF them, will facilitate the cxamna
on or give information in regard to the properly ri
called upon. GEORGE VICKERS TrpsIee
CheserIOwn, Md Sep Is is
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ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
Fancy Dyeing Establishment

J. g. w. JONES, No. 432 North Front ST.
above Colowhill, PHILADELPHIA.
DYE SILKS. Wooden and Fancy Goods Of everv
description Their superior style of dyeing ladies'
and gehIlenen's garments is widely known
Grape and MernO Snawls dyed The most brilliant
or more plain cOlOrs
Grape and Merno Shawls cleaned 10 look like new.
Also' genllenen's apparel. CURTAINS, &c, cleaned
or re dyed.
gTCall and look AT our work before going else.
"h'Ie; J.4 w. bones
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III | s e ELLANEOUS.
Political Correspondence.

SMYRNA, Sept. 29lh, 1860.
K. d. IIoFFEckER, Eso.-Dear sfr:-Ib,ve
oeen directed. by the Constitution Union Club
Of Smyrna. TO forward to you, for publication.
The following correspondence. Comment ia
unnecessary, as it speaks for ITSELF
Respectfully, &c.,
L. d. DAurv
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DR.. DALEY 10 MR.. FISHER

SMYRNA, Sept. Oath, 1850.
Dedr Dir AT meeting of the Con,,;tr.
Uohal Union Club of Smyrna, held this ev.n-
i"g' was directed TO prop1und to on thefollow.
"s Sd'oriee' anG 10 request of Won
1"e"eis '"ere'o' at your earliest convenience
% no 'ney may De laid before the Club at it's
next meeting. on Thursday evening nax, .1-,L
inst, with the UNDERSTANDING I'm, vn,r 80, :"
together III the interrogstorie. bs H',b
III the newspapers of this State.
Respectfully yours,
p,c EDwARD D. DALEY.
Pres't Constitutional Uulon Club If
To uo, Cam Smyrna.
Dover, Del.
""' are you or are you not in favor of
IS .,' e"'lon Oy Congress, with tho subject
VI slavery 10 the Territories of the TTn1tsd
States, aud will you or will YOU NOT, fsIeo,"S
oppose all legislation upon the subiect IF sIoH
it! ''"ei iof or against
second, Are you or are Won M, in f.o e
lne Oon''ltuIionol Union Party. its plaIforn, IS
'ne'Pies' Tue Constitution. the Union and rho
"io'Se"eht OF the Laws, and its nomiosas Co.
.ns ounces OF President and Vice Pteslden, of
the United States 'es'ueut OF
Tirr' are you or are you net in f8yor of n
ASrin IOr The protection ofAmerican iodr.,,,,1
ro"TtA' WIZ You or will you not pubIicIv
E m oil sympathy with the Renpblic.1
fSrty and It's cand dates!
MR.. FISHERS REPLY.
n, Dover, Sept 26th, 1860.
>, DR. 4. ID. DAnEY-Pre.ldent of N.,io..I
union Cub OF Smyrna.
Dear Scr Your note, with in,orror,,o.;o.
auneSee' was received yesterday, and NV re-.
1pect tor yourself, and the BODY over wbich
{ou Ptesice' iorblds au omission to replv
'% t"e honor to say, that it is well known
Itougnout thLs Stale, that am in favor 81
'onn beiI' OF Tennessee, for pres,den, .rd 81
1ne Onion' The Constitution and the Enforce.
ment OF the Laws, and that am in fave, 81
,ne principles OF the platform of the peonla'.
10y VI ieoo' SO declared when accented
Ine nomination for Congress; but Won wiIi
readily perceive that if was to recoo3,1a w.
ptoPrie'y OF gentlemen, even of YOUR acknowI.
go responsibility, TO interrogate me in the
49, ""ich you have adopted, | should NOT
10y uePa'' from the wise and llluslrious ~.
ample set NE by our Presidential candidate
re ua s"cuio SUBJECT myself to the necessity oil
responding to endless inquiries mnst tbe,e'
'o'e' most respectfully decline any more snec,6c
answer 10 your communication.
With perfect respect,
remain, your obi servant.
GEO. P. FISHER.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
Notice to Housekeepers.

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anu hinges are all bass, that water canDot ne,
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