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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Red is the fashionable color now among the ladies
of Paris We see says letter. black mousquetsire
hats bordered with red and decorated with red
feather; the red flannel underskirt is displayed by
the dress being tucked up Ia POmpadour in fes-
toons: the red stockings set off TO advantage the
prettiIy turned ankle. and Partisan black bottine.
This costume has become the vogue from having
been adopted by the Empress in her rovings on the
seaside at Biarritz The brilliant color is peculiarly
adapted for displaying to advantage the beautifully
fair complexion of her majesty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
rhe TWO Records.

Mr.. Boteler, the Chairman of the Bell Executive
s,,,,,roit.es at Washington, telegrapss Mr.. E. Il
Ewing, Chairman of the Tennessee Be-, 0op'nlt'ee
Astlv denying the statement made By a M0ntg9SFery
correspondent of the Marion iAla) CorqVloI'oee''
that the Washington Committee had published az
ant-slarerys record of Mr.. BeH. for the North MT
Boteler says I'VE have issued no other record OF
Mr.. Bell on slavery except the one first published
at Nashville"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

At the ensuing election the people of New York
are to express their sentiments through the ballot
box on the free negro suffrage question. If the
vote is favorable, every negro when he attains the
aye of twenty-one will be allowed to vote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
"IDE-AwAKEs, ATTENTION
GENERAL ORDERS, No.
CINCINNATI WrpF,Aulkr HElR 0 ,s.S


September Is, 1860.
There will . Grand Parade Of the Wide AEakeS
TUESDAY EVENING attend the mestngin the finday MAJ
ket Space, and honor those noble champions OF fo
IN Slave States. Frank Blair and CEssus NJ Clay - -,
Then Central, aud First Second Third FOURTH flith
Eighth Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and SEtSenh
fmpanies will Headquarters Ninth and Walnut
az O'clock Walnut Court street, east on Court
70 Msn north Main to the Canal where they will R
ceved the Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
Ward Companies
the oonimn will then up Main Twelfth street, west
on Twelfth e Vine north on Vine &c Eder west Elder
10 The Market space. h. DuAVAE MUssEI.
CommaDdAnt General.
We are informed that these Widc-Awakes derive
,beir name from She company which OssawattOmie
Jobn Brown headed in Kansas One of the most
distinguished Generals IN the Mexican war; who has
saap much of them believes them to be, as general
bipr the best drilled in military tactics of any com
many that he ever seen outside OF regular army
1K,o+ all .lljs means we know not, but i is high time
-1st tho South was united and that too, Epen some
Who could pot be claimed "a Southern pan
of Northern principles" if there be such man in
Ia South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

THE ELECTION IN Wn1nNGToN, DEIAwARE.-The
following was the result of the election for Mayor,
in Wilmington, Delaware, last week: Gilpin, (Bell
and Lincoln,) 1885, Young. (Breckinridge) S74 +; ha-
gany, (Douglas,) 81. Gilpin ever Young, 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

A STRONG oNE.-Judge ochiltree, of Texas, the
leader of the old Wing party, in that State, as
long as it was party, has given in his unqualified
support to Breckenridge and Lane.
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FEE following personsh8ys appointed BY the City
ell. officers y open bold Ell cton IN the Corporation
Of EashVille Saturday, Sept 2 l0 he purposa Of
eecting Msyor AderRn coenclmsn from each
Of the Warts Tor he ensang year Ths Polls he
opened at A. H., andc9ss At p n.
The who Of the election Md ecea FER
term Of tFe years, shall pot TIE Tern q Tor
years., their tickets, and II majority Ia led
be il the election Of said officers 81 two
years then and thereafter the charter Of the city Nashville
shall amended ard said election shall Be held accordingly
and, thereafter quail 6alisn for Mayor Aldermen coun
cien shall be citizens p and residence within the city Of
Nashville whole next and
Oer - Sections 5, Of Let Of General Asss1a5, passed
March g. 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Also thpee hundred boats or so, twenty-five Of
which carry guns Two other vessels are expected
from England AS for arms and ammunition, the ar
scnals are abundaDhy supplied. With 5000 men ar
rived from Cagliari the army of invasion must be
at least between Is 900 and 10000 strong.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

WHAT NFxr?-The New York Herald suggests tina
Forrest, the tragedian, would make good candi
date for the Presidency after he shall have payeC
his present engagement on the stage, which he i
now performing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
GaribaIdi,s Forces.

The Paris Pdrie gives the following estimate Of
tne naval and military resources with which GARE
BALpI cOmr}enced the revolution in Naples:
The following is the squadron at the disposal OF
Garibaldi, and the number of men that each vessel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Mr.. S. E. FLANAGAN, DOUGLAS candidate for State S
Attorney in the 26th judicial Circuit of Illinois has
published lengthy card declaring for LINCOLN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

KILLED on TIE RAHRoAD.-We learn that man
was run over by the cars of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, near the Lebanon Junction, on We'd
nesday night and killed. We have no particulars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

According to tie argument Of the PairiOt, it mat
tiers nOtwhat Judge Watts says about secession, in
tie event Of the election of Ilncoln it matters NOT
what Lewis D. Campbell says about tranpsing Under
foot the Fugitive Slave Law; it matters not what
Emerson Etheridge may think aboutalaEery All that
the have to do to make them right worthy and &C
ceptabe members of the great "UNToN' fraternity,
is to vote for Bell and Everett What is to become
of M. Bells celebrated Exclamation
iUe me separation, giUe ne diSi0aion; gtUe M
angahng in preference to q orgoe Sas.caea o n
dssee IF our future career Is TO be one Of eternal dis
cord and anqz cyiiniatiOn and recriniRdton gre m
raiIsr separation s1ah al its consequences u =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22


THE MOTHER-IN-LAW.s By Mrs. RnxA EN-
sOUTHvoRTH. author Of 'The Lest Hsress sDessed Wis
"Aissing Bride" &C.
TAfhls Is new American Novel Il displays an Insight into
human nature, and sk 10 deline-tion and snaEv.s
Character The book abounds With intense
Whole plot being with power and eaecuo
one can Rad without acknowledging THAT possesses mare
than ordinary merit This Tapnic and stirring
most agreeable OF Hrs Scuthworhs works. The
IN the almost imperial days Of Old Virginia Price, Cloth, s.
The Bunny SOUTH: The SOutheTner II Home.
embracing i've experience Of Northern aoyerness IN
the Land Of the Sugar and The Cotton By Professor In
graham, Of mississippi Price 81 IS.
FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, LATIN AND
Italian Languages without master, whereby any Of these
Languages be learned without teacher with he aid on
this book. By A Monteth. Price 81 IS.
WOODS AND WATERS; or, Ths saran.e. and Rask.
Ct. b. A B Street. Pncs 81 50.
INTERESTING TO YOUTHS
THE ADVENTURES OF JAMESC ADAMS.
hountaneeT and Grizzly Bear Hunter Of California illus.
tratei '
THE KANGAROO HUNTER; or, Adventure. IN
the Bush By BOWMAN, author OF "Esperanza.n ssThe
CastaE1ys'" The Young Exiles' etc, etc.
JACK HOPEsON: or, TAs Adventures 81 q GeorsiAn,
By " TuREER, Of GsorEs.
MILL ON ThE FLOSS. PAPER so crnls
THE PALACE OF ICE. By Alexander Dumas.
REGINA; or, The Birthright. By Margaret Blount
Just receivedby PHAGAN ACo.
- Al College stres.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Mr.. SEwARD's DEAD HoRsE.-We find the following
paragraph in exchange;
Two Arabian horses which were presented to
Senator Seward during his tour in Syria, reached
Boston on Wednesday. One, the mare, died when
six days out. The others are in fine condition.
Bricks says II PAT had told that story he would
have considered it yeritable Hibernian bull
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Fine stock Farms at Public sale.

II TIT StVDHA n a. NJ Al u IUENC SdIIts
an Saturday the 9th November the underlined the agent
" u Thomas McCsnce, OF RchmoEd, Virginia, will sell
public sale the highest oder the premises
one and two for notes with approved security
the land until the pu chase Money is paid
Seven Thousand Acres of Land,
Koovn the Gsscok Lands lying Warren county, Tennes
seq each side Of the old stage osd from Mcnnve
vile, within miles Of MeMinnve seven miles Of the
Nc MINI vile and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into eighteen containing
from hundred hundred acres mbere and
Waered BY 'Chareys Creek which through the
and twenty never fsilirG springs Of excellent
Oaeof the lots has it the handsome residence recently
eee;et b Col George sscock and several Of the other
are in proved The lands admirably adapted the growing
OF small grain and the and the raising STOCK and
hne opportunity Afforded persons deFous Of engaging
business in hsaltty and delightful region Of country
undoubtsd- ISep2i+w,tdsl BRITf0N, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
IA New NOveI!

Election 70 Be held At FTsman's HslI
Jndges-Chas Green, John HObbs. n Cotton ReeeiY
er OF voes-Wm Satin Clerks-John ssttsrfed Hugh Car
r0H' AAeisf<te-hd hiFes. septl9-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Eectlon 70 be held at Temperance Hall
sudgesW OEosthEAt Jos Steele, Hsasey Corbeft. Re
SsVer OF votes Corbett cllks-6eo Miller, Janel
Meadows. Magirtraie-John Corbsst Eso
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
!; zsAR BIROTTEAU.
w. WIGHT AND ?. 3. eOOBRncu,

R9pD cAHLETsS have got nrSt series % TIE
moves HoSsRE DE- BALzAc translated By Nesrt Ws
and SoeORIcH beth geE tssa avOrAOy eonnse
ton with original and translated Eoks. The present. u snstsi
The Greatness and Decline Cesar Brottssu and the su
lasoFS Introduce it With The following Prscs That ne nov
els Of HOnore De Balzae TIE CTe are inmsa,
uAey the greatest works OF he kind that FrAncsuaeI -
would add any sthsr seen does not admit q
oe dispute That they deeper into human heart
represent more truly The human pasaions and r, ..,
aceuray ne phases Of human s thar any ohsr nopst has
ever been able 70 do, is admitted al know anything bus
The matter Some esst that there srs sstur., N ~
compositions Wh'h render them Undesirable subjects e y
the young and pure To III, ss reply hs not Of ia.
opinion. Bas1e toseaes scs % soOsr1s A. - 49, -
forth into the Light Of day SETS her poE and call.
her By her rish EsbslVe iAai 50 far nom having
deEorang sHect the careful hcughtful os..l A. ~
1aeS writings have other result than o inersss sLs love
OF virtue and fhs dread Of vice."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Election to be held AZ Morris q stratton's.
Judges Kr patrick, VIZ Phillips and John Briggs Re-
cever Yotes-W Moss 0lesks--C Peden, 5as Genze
Magistrate to attend--G Gillespie, Esq
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Sale of Valuable Town Lots in CO.
lumbia.

the goth Of September 1850. will sell 70 he Highest
" bisdsr, credit Of Oaes tFo and three yeArs,
Tract OF Land containing about Eighty
Acres,
Ito be divided into lots to suit purchass and lying the
West narg Of the town. and saicning the lands 81 Aayes
" Dale and s. MCGUIRE Bond and approved security will
be Of . 4 a retained.
ORGY P. WBBB
augIs-dtzkvtds FHOs j. G0FF.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Esee'ion to Be held st rRrpley & Pyie's
Suoges-h Peitifor, Van Baugh, Richard McOann. Re
eeoer OF Eoess-A Pyle. Cerks--M Brooks, Thomas
Glenn MAgsrase-W Meachem ESQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

NJ MCCLURE co, and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
va their valuable Tract sf Land CHER Of coparneF-
ship having expired conhLing 500 acres ave hundred
Shch cleared generally leye the remainder we'll nbered
has several springs Of running water through each fed 50
50 acres we'll set in blue grass vita much in clover
land not surpassed By the county and is we'll adapted
10 the cultivation Of Cotton raising There are
tive good orchards and good building sites desirable ng
bohoOd lying in the VaeS Of RonsonS Fork Creek Giles
county, the rad leading from COrEerBVe LynnVls
Depot, i've miles from each point.
Will be sold on the Goth day of OctobeF next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.--One fourth when possession given The re
mai der three payments, with interest
The said land either aYded into three
sd in Persons wishing purchase privately will call
Authorised sell between this and the Of
sale. r. MCCLURE.
September IL, Is50-tu,ds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
COUNTY COURT SALE.
Thirty Acres Of Land,

Emors D. Young and wife ct ais George w. Campbell ais
pursuance II decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered at tie August term, 1850 will expose
public sale at The Court HouIe door in Nashville Saturday
the 18th day Of Ocfoher Iext.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

on the Southwest Of Ire belonging 10 the estate Of
Thos c. Snpkius deceased lying the Bull Run
Creek and adjoining tie farm Of Elisha Said sale
fee rem the equity Of redemption.
EermsssA credit Of and twelve months viii Be given
notes with satisfactory security required, and lien
until the purchals ey Is paid. 2. z. CHEATHAM,
September %. D0-dln-prs fee s. Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Young Hyson Tsas.

0slong PoEchonE Teas Pickles, Preserves ysis ssk
ing TObacco and many other articles.
III To all CT which, would call the
invite the inspection Of the trade snd hen an oRr
many Inducements be found elsewhere.
Iara-l AnCHnE
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FIfth ward.

. =" EIecIlon % ne neI1 at THEATRE :
Judges-J Ryan, " Martin, A Beech. Receiver Of
Fsies-Robt Barr. ClerksT Hughes, Van Holman. Mag.
iIrate-W Robertson. Ecq. 49,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
THIRD ward.

Election heiiat Myers 4 Hans's - u
Judges-C Berry, Moses Wright John Kinney. Receiver o
VotesGeo Coleman clerks-Wm McFerran, chas sloen
NaRistTate-lsham D,er. Esd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Mississippi River Plantation for
Safe.

FNIGHr miles below Mem his in Arkaasss containing esA
III hundred and eigntv sres hnnred and fifty IN eutVa
ton large dwelling house and al the necessary nxturS
deade1inT arre young Orchard, peaches and apples II the
purchaseS wishes will sell the groi0g the place.
stpg Of $50 or Of cotton and I'VE six Auadrsd
barrels OF Corn Give possession Immediately
JANIS II. MERIWEfHER,
August "a eO-d2m Memphis TsnAL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
FourIh ward.

Election % Dc held az Y Z Beyd's Once.
Ju5ges-Andrsu Anderson, John K Hume, Weller.
eever Of Votesohn Reddck. Clerks-B Brown Ed Kick
Magissrats--J n Alexander, Esq
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Produce Wanted

NHJE pay the highest market price for Feathers BessAx
w GinteaE, Drled Rrut Lard, &c, IN either Cssh O.
Groceries. Lsrpisl HUGH MccREA CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

Ii Who u.pt .oney iI be present q a. adlczrnea
inr o. the cIty BoIding ant Lean q shFls
q Be held at once Of The PTsicoa Inlurzus Conpang
Thursday At 4 'slOek. sspi'-ezs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22
Land for sale.

ne un4erslgned VII sell his plants <-mz-
uEA ION, called CAPITAL Fuw. lying xsS<Ssl
fsf3-t ne north side Of Cumberland River, Aas1tsR
Xiii - ehree mileefrom ne City EVANSVILLE. 1891
Ilfll ~ oprsainE about TAFee uun-
daazzsz3 dred Acres. he Will sell it All 49,.
together or in small lots 10 suit purchasers or
viii Exchange for well Improved property s city 1t Ia OF
the very best quality Of all Is wei vAtered about half Of
il in oaltiTEen and the balance IN hrs timber pastire
There good dwelling houses good arn and stables
For information apply The undersigned John D. james
ssps0-tE THOs. @. jams
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
CISCO NEW ARRANGEMENT. (1ssD
HEKPH1s AND ". ORLEANS UaMAn

PACKET IINEi
The Splendid Boats OF this new Line viii
leave MemPht ais and NO heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
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MOUNT VERSION,

Near Nashvilies Tennessee.
gE3HE listers Of The Order o. S. Dominic, veil knou q IA.
and the Gdeiniag States experienced and osmpetssi
directors Of female education, respectfully annouace q ne M
Nashville and to The public In gsUsra that thsT A.
preparing and will Be ready % receive pupils above
ation On tie Isl oF0-tober The Acea- kkout he 49,
TIE oy. and stustsd IN enc q ~ most issga sad kes
locaeonsin lie vicinity. = -
The ladies Of hil insutoR being EPecslF devoted 4 a.
uceon Of the yoRng Of their will aothna unS
part 70 re Pups conad 70 heir horoafs siss.
ton, 10 every Of TIE sord- The religion Drt.rsf - ~
ladies Of the Institution u the Cahoo and tAsy VII io.rt
special religions Instruction TO pupils pre- ssi1R thai l -
pills Of religious denomination will be aeitted az =.
influence will Be used 70 bias the religious pnep ~
the young ladies' Eillany Of ten Be permitted % Fbgss
Catnoic faith without he verbal written ecussnt ~
ent guardians Uniformity and good orisr however,
the attendance q q. a. nonng and evening prayers asd q
the re izous exercises on Sunday.
-ae Of studies divided into four 6epsrszt. -.
department having rs oEn distinct course Of es III
The academic yearwll consist Of sessonsfts s- -
mencinz the rst Monday IL September tie seord
Moniay Of February. The acsfemie year viii close igh -
bic distribution Of premiums and honors 2oh on s
o. each yesr. =
Terms per Session -PayabIs In Advance.
Forh ard and 81 n = 80
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Steamboat scotland

For Sale at Auction at Paducah.
an Wednesday the Bird Of October will public
the Steamer SCOTLAND her engines tackle and furniture
she lays At Paducah. KY The Scotland the zhst
draught boat Of her class of boats carry tons
Terms quarter cash. balance in 4 and 2
payable in Bank with satisfactory security.
septic JOHN A. COUCH.
II Louisville Courier and St. Louis Republican copy and
charge 0 this
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FHENoH PH0TEsFa NT soHo0L.
Fphf,.aaroht..I.s 80, 49,.

RNAD1AE VAILLAST VII e osen Der aoarias and ~
~ school og xs rsd3 a l62 chsstnRt sssf, ne l2f
Ambsr Superior iastrnetien3 In hs Rngrh Add Frenca
brnches 70 boge 81 ghish equally se7cus ats Ga pe ~
Partnsnt. ssPe-dlm
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Carn, Flour, DC.


Qn0 BAGS prime Corn: 80 Bags Riours
CUtp 80 barrels Flour, various brands.
10 store and for s9is very by HUeH McoREA co.
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otice.

notice.
WHyE sale nns Residences in the city, some
Of them 10 rftorv- Alss alsgs number Of unim
proved city Of them hneys tied for busoeas
PUP and for RendsDces We viii sell graat bagains
Ne have for several % the best
NARY and other stTsetg.- . o.
AEsO-A number q yerJ aas Totes ia Boyds, Hynss snd
Watkins Additions. ~ ~
very chsee lots In Edgeaeld Is or 10 Iots in
Walker Ad9itioH, large nambsr Of Ia Hasdnr Ad
dition and McGavook.
IL FIa addition 10 Ehich have very large 1umbsr al
CsuEtry lois continuing from ave twenty aeres within from
three miles Of the city, aHd the different pkeg
sspuf-2 L & e ". BROWN,
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BELFAST, HR w. HILL
Capt. A. R. Irwin. Capt. I. q. Newell.
These boats Memphis EitA Railroads from tAat
point, their respective days LsAvs Memphis On
tns arrival Of the a. and O. r. Trnirs Through
Tickets viii be sold all the Roads connection with this
line and their Tickets recognised good Passenger can ar
range their arrival avoid delay Memphis longer than
business pleasure may require For freight pasaSs apply
on board Or to THOS. Il WILLIAMS CO..
dep'1 IT AZ Is, No 3, Howard Row.
JEO 3. HYDE 4 Co,
n
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0(1 BARRELS TrtqTHy sREa;
81 % Blss Grass do:
% Herds Grass Seed: ~
IL ..ss,.a and for ale Iss y HUGH NscSEA ca.
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ELECTOaAL TICKET.
ror the congregational Districts

For the state at Large
IANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington
W G. WHITTH0RNE, of Marry
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FOR vICEPREsIDENT,
JOSEPH L AN E,
..-a Tor OREGON.
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- apYvv1rH. +. C. BURLINGTON, SNo. =. DOi'
'''o' 0'1 1voE- TROuspALE, THOMAS s. MAXI
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National Democratic I lCA9''

FOR. PRESIDENT,
John G. BRECKlNRlDGh'
or xFNTUCKT.
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.sr,,,,.s AZ breaking up the Union, We ln'e--
I'D Ia lensthen it"-JoHS c. BkEoA S.,. These are
9Th. Constitution and @ Eq 8 :f ss st he r.5nE cries
the Svubois Of everlasting rnio9, ~
ene 49,, G., BRECEfhhlDsA
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D11.y Is. TRi-wEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81
rvARlkBLT IL ADVAScE-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-02
Commercial Advertiser.
Wish i was nn Editor.

4 Wish i was nn Editor.
wish I vas an Editor,
/ really DO indeed
Il seems % me that Editors
Get every hing they need.
they get the biggest and the best
Of everything that grows,
Aad get ia free 70 circu-ses,
And other kind of Shove.
When the mammoth cheese - cut,
They always get slice,
FcE saying iIrs- SfHi.h Knows how
To make il very nice
The largest = umpEnI, longest beet,
And other Kind of stuff,
Is bBo~n into the sabstum by
An editorial PuGi
The biggest buzs viii sreak 70 them,
No matter how they dress
A shabby coat j. nothing Il
You own printing prsss-
At Ladies Fairs they're almost husged
By pretty girls who know
That they viii crack ~ everything
The ladies' have 70 show.
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