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From washington,

WASHINGTON, Oct. notwithstanding the urgent
applications for the postponement of the Kansas
land sales, the Secretary Of the Interior has
not regarded IT proper, under the existing laws
to submit the record to the President. With that
view as with the case of those soon to be offered
in Minnesota the relief suggested by the Secretary
is that the land of preemptiOners shall not be sold
They will have the benefit of the twelve months
credit allowed by all for paying for the lands which
thus become subject to private entry. #.
The President has made decision in the case of
General Harvey, which will be promulgated to the
War Department, though he is regarded having
violated the orders of Lieut. Gen. Scott. Here the
item broke off
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APPLICATION FOR BAIL REFUsED.-THos B. MYNATT,
charged with the murder of JAS. L. WEBB, was Sat
urday refused bail in the Criminal Court at Memphis
He was remanded to Jail, to await his trial. which
comes off at Somervile next month.
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The total number of prisoners confined in the
Memphis Jail is l42; of this number sixty-One are
ON State charges sixty-eght on the chaingang, and
thirteen runaway slaves. The number committed
to the ehain-gang force during the week is sixty
ono.
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WANTED-A gentleman, business man, &c, want
ed as a partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness with 81 600 cash. He must be az above Ad
drcs ROBERT,
OctlG-dlm Post Omce.
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Mr.. W. Z. CALDWELL while taking the census of
Obion county, came across negro woman one hun
dred and twenty years old. He says she appears
quite springhty in her old age, and loves to talk
about the "RebOlution."
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WETE are prepared to do the TIn-ROOIing and other
wv Sheet M eIal W erik necessary in building in ths
most substantial manner and will contract for such at the low
sSt possble rates 7. NJ. EUBANK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once Church street,
aps-i&v Nashville, Tenn.
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The Hon ANDREW EWING and Col. R. E. THOMSON
are announced to address the Democracy of Sumner
county. at GaIlatn. on Monday next, the 9TH Of No
vember.
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Arrirnl of the nenrer NnII.

OMAHA Oct. 2S-The Denver mail coach reached
this city about ten O'Clock last evening" five and
half days from Denver bringing five passengers, in
Guiding the managers Of Dinckley Co.'s Express
with $4,000 in gold dust seven thousand dollar:
came also in the hands of passengers. Mining newi
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Eirn.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. PA fire occurred this even
ing at No. $50 Walnut street, below Second. The
flames were confined to the cellar occupied by Pat
terson Bolton for the storage of cotton The upper
stories were occupied by Chas Tile, importer Of
cigars and wines and Francis Tile, importer of eof
fee Total loss by fire and water, $4,000. Insured
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DR.. HOOfIand's 0elebrated

ETILI efectualy cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jsun
w dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Md
news and all diseases arising dsorered Liver and
ac such as Constipation Piles Fulness OF Blood the
Head Acidy " the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour EructtOns
Sinking or FIuttsriug at Pit stomach, Swimming Of the
Head Hurriedand Difficult Breathing Fntteng at The Heart
Choking or Suocatn whsn in lying posture Dim
ness OF Vson Dots EDS before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yelowness Of the
skin and Eyes Pain in side Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
den Fushes Of Burning In the Fssh Constant Iain
inqs Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits =
THE proprsors calling the attention OF the public 10 this
preparation, with feeling OF the utmost confidence in
virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
II no new untried article but that has
of trial before the American people, and
uaton ard unvaed BY any similar preparation Il
tant testimony in its favor given BY prominent we'll
known Physicians and individuals all parts OF country
immense careful pgusa Of the published annu-
ally proprietor and be had gratis any his Agents
but satisfy the most skepca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained.
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The sheriff of Knox county arrived in the city
yesterday with three additions to the Penitentary
force which makes the number now confined in that
institution four hundred.
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SMOKING IN CROwDs.-We smoke-we love good
cgar-but doubt that we ever forget the respect
due TO ladies so far as TO smoke in their faces prac
tice INDUCED in with puppyish impunity by our
would-befast young men, to an extent that has be-
come almost ntolerable. Young men leaving the Odd
Fellows Hall, the theatre, have not pOliteness
enough to wait till they reach the street to light
cigar, and puf what to some is very offensive
odor, in their very faces lighting lucifers on the
banisters as they descend with perfect inditfer-
ence to the danger of fire. These "drawcansirs
should be checked by the police on duty.-Ne1aphts
argus.
We are sorry to say that the practice complained
of by our contemporary is not confined to Memphis
alone is true, it is not permitted to occur in our
theatre, but then in almost every other crowd,
whether there be ladies present not the fumes of
almost every variety of cigar brought into re-
QUESTION to render the place-disagreeable. 1t il
practice that ought to be abolished.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Tuesday morning, the 23d inst.
the Clubhouse the plantation of Mr.. J. W. THoNP-
SON. near Helena, and forty bales cotton contained
therein, was consumed by fire. The loss is estma-
ted at about S. 900.
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HAVANA SEG RS!
Rreckinrihao Rangers RaII

JOHN WHORLEY. 32 South Market ST,
Nashville, Tenn.,---2O, 900 Imported Ha-
Vanas--JUS7 RECEyFED IRON IA HAEA.
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SAM vANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling a
wholesale or retail, all kinds of Hardware at price,
to suit the times Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
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Es-Call and try JOHN WHoRLEYs best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. a large assortment hand and sale at very
To-,
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The numbex OF deaths in Memphis during Inc
week ending the 18th inst. was thirty-h'e'
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SAcKvrLE. Ne, Oct 29.-The steamer Fulton
passed Cape Race Sunday Morning Her news is
three DAYS later than tie Asias. The steamer Sen
tonia Anglo Saxon and Adriatic have arrived out.
The Neapoitan Princes have ordered an attack on
Garrlbaldi.
1t is asserted that there is great CONSERVATION
among the Cabinet at Turin in consequence of the
Russian and Prussian Ambassadors protest
against the Sandman invasion of Naples.
Chinese advices say that the allies attacked Tar
tan camp. when the Chinese fled in disorder. A
grand attack on the Tartar forces would take place
on the fifteenth of August. e
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1nrnenter,s work wanted.
TO BUILOERS.I

wish erect two or three frame houses in Brownsville,
w about miles from the city, near the Galstn Pike
49, ~ j. L. & Z. ". BROWN,
oc,93-J91 AK Cherry street
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The RrrcvryPrpar RANGERS have changed the
place of their Ball from TIndaie nan 10 No
Fremeh's Hall. College street
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ONLY Discovers
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTANY the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
NE tempted not only to initiate his restorative, but profess 70
but they gone, being carried by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced leave the Geld % its resistless sway Resd the follow
Bath. MAINE, April 18th 1859.
PRoT. O. ]. WooD & Co.: Gent-The letter wrote you in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and VII hyou
unpublished this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to
touching the facts In the The inquiries
are first is it fact Of habaton and name stated in
the communication second is it true OF all therein contained
third my hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural eoor7 To all and DO nvsrsby,yss My
past soft. thrifty and better coored the same true OF
my whskers and the only why it is not generally true is
face, when care we're used BY Wpn me ACE IN close eo1nee
ton with the whiskers the result will follow as the hair
Of New England ssking me il my hair 70 be
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
initiated and been used only good effect but
injury have used Of restorative OF
'IT ,UHs 1ad yI s an T So 81 years.
old gray hair head on ny and to prove
this fact send you my hair tAken OF the past week
received your favor Of two quart bottles last summers for
which grateful gave it to my friends and thereby
induced skeptcal until after trial
then purchased and used with universal success wilt
that send test BY which can discover
ity from from you. pure article will insure success and
where coed effects do not follow the failure caused
dee my duty heretofore to keep you aPprsed Of the
effect hair, assure all who inquire OF me OF ny IN
opinion In its valuable results remain dear sirs
AARoE's Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1883!
Ths Restorative put up Of three Sizes viz large,
medium small: the small holds pint and retail for u
per Se Rs sa e ss ss for s. r Bss he barge
holds squart 20 cent noIein proportions ana i9r %
New ia Market street. Louis By all
Even, Pendieton CO., and rsasd ty every Drug
holsa in
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wATKRTD WALxER's has long been knsEn as the popular
resort for the hest and most popular styles Of Hats and for the
superiority of their farcs assortment FOR the Fall and
Wnte is full and complete Prices usual Low and gn6r'
~ YATERFIELD 4 WALKER,
octzo-tf Haers and Furiers, &c Public Square
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ST. LOUIS, No, Sept 25, lSGO.
At the National Fair this day. the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine. over the Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
Octl4-dtwGW
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The Boston Daily AdUertiSer gives this pen and ink
sketch of the Prince:
The Princes voice is soft and sweet. not having
attained its full strength. but yet wen past the
squeaking treble of young men in their early teens
His pronunciation is that of a cultivated New Eng
lander, with occasionally very slight smack of the
London dialect, just enough to make it interesting.
Sometimes, too, he misses r. but he does not pro
nounce it 70, he would say IL will ty,' and not Il
will ivy" The personal appearance of the Prince
is extremely prepossessing. His light brown glossy
hair falls slightly good forehead of medium
size; his eyes blue; his is well-shaped and
indicates that its wearer Is person Of some char
acter; his mouth full, but not too large and his
chin recedes somewhat but not nearly much as
has been represented We may add, too that the
general bearing of the Prince is extremely modest,
though he at all times retains his self-pOssession
When undergoing the rigid scrutiny of a thousand
eyes-an ordeal through which he is often called
to pass-he wears dOwncast, listless expression;
but let something to excite his attention and
his face lghtens at with interest and enthusl-
asm. Few young men Of nineteen carry themselves
better and his countenance, whether criticised by
the standard of beauty intellect, Is fully up to
the average of that Of young meu ofhis age.
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By appointment Of the State Central Committee,
Howell WEBB, Esq and others, will address the
citizens of Sumner county at Gallatin Wednesday
night Slst October; at Hartsyille Thursday night,
LIST November
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New ORLEANS, Oct 29.-Tkree hundred bales OF
cotton in the Union Press yard, were burned yes
terjay. Loss $4,000. Insured
Yancey was cordially received here this morning
He speaks tonight
The steamer Arizona with BrazOs dates of the
27th, and Sl6IOOO specie, is coming up
The brig Nahum Stetson, from Tampico tie 18th,
has arrived.
Gov Garka has issued decree, declaring that all
dues at the Custom Houses at Tampico and Nata-
moras must be paid in gold and silver.
NV YORK Oct. 2ff.-The propeller, Victoria was
seized Saturday, suspected of being SLAYER
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An ordinance of the city of Memphis requires all
stores and saloons to ecoseed by eleven O'Clock at
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HAVE YOU SEEN JOHN wHORLEx,s

EMIUM TOBACCO?
Call at No. 30 South Market Street and try hi:
PREMIUM TOBACCO.
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VIRGINIA military

Governor Letcher of Virginia reports that four
batteries will be at Richmond this week, and nine
teen companies of cavalry are reported to him as
being organized.
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stock for Sale.

JOHN WHoRIEY, 30 South Market Street, offers
for sale $751; 900 loort of Stock! Call and see him
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MEarHIs, Oct 2s.-Laura Farris beat Betty "Sro
Time $50, s;463.
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Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER d
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square Nash
,iu TorrnsSna r. II. BRoCKwAY.
Pronri-tor, and owner of the GROVER Il BAKER Pa
tent for ;he State OF Tennessee.
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w H e II E

WHERE TO FIND THEm!I
WALTERFELD & WALKERS the Ladies will find choice
N selection OF Fine EuTS. They from the best fsco-
es selected WITH care will be sold at uniform and moderate
prices.
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered as certain ana reliable remedy. Differing eTer
the medicines Of the day, It chemical
Combination OF IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS
o. great worth, and many hundreds bear glad and grateful
testimony to the benefits has conferred them.
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, are thi
sole pSprtor Of the article, and have in consequences Of
fraud the public changed the color OF the outside
wrapper red yellow, end increased the size Of the bo
to ounces. cautious in buying that the far
smile Of their signature the outside of the wrapper all
others are counterfe. y. J. WOOD & co st. Louis,
ocn9 n Wholesale Agents the West.
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ELEAhOh mcah-hAstf
Tenth Street, above Sos 49,.

Tenth Street. auOvs Soes.-
Prepared enly By Dr.. O. NJ Jackson, No 4lo AIS
Philadelphia, and for sale BY Druggist and botsIs
out the United states and Canada Price IS cents per
o. j. WOOD, St. Louis. Wholesale Agents Isl W. 49,.
RWIN, PENDLETON a CO., Nsshvills;v Is en- q w HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS HOOPE.1 nSS SLS,, . D.
MATHEWs E5eeAeld; J. c. DoRCH' sootn NAAn'lAe'
L.
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misses and CbiIdreD,s Furs
Where 1n Rmr the Resi- Hats

WATERTEO WALKER have q very nice selection Of Misses
aud Chdrens Furs they will import more for the sea-
son, the Ladies early and make their selections
WATERFIELD & WALKER.
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To EDrroRs AND NEWSPAPER PRoPRIEroRs.-A young
unmarried man who has edited several newspapers,
wishes To secure a situation editor or assistant
editor of paper in some small town, although he
is not particular about the size Of the place lie il
a regular graduate of law school and can bring
testimonials as to his character and capacity. AS
he is particularly anxious to be employed he Is will
ling to give his services for rgy moderate compen'
sa,ion lie will either take an editorshp or assume
the entire control Of Office and conduct 1t for the
owner. 4 situation as mailing clerk in any Office
in a large city would suit.
Please address at once, \, Postoficc Box, 90.
Oct3Ol&tw2t Bowlmggreeh' NY
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IA SuABT PuILEr-The Paris ScatiRd of the oath
tells the following story:
We saw pullet to-day which was Matched in last
Nav it has now a brood of sixteen fine young
chickens following her. This fast young pullet is
lust five months old is a native of this place she
laid the eggs built her nest Matched her family and
is now as matronly and as careful Of her family as
any old hen in the State. Who can beat this
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!
Hood EOOdl

To all suffering from consumption, inc Pient confirmed
debility kind from mental
brought on by any from scrofuss complaints
the kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering
the distressing complaints their are liable To- and which
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DRowNED-We learn from the St Louis papers
that when the steamer Nebraska left that port on
Wednesday. on her frsttrip in the New Orleans and
illinois Central railroad line. gentleman who had
engaged passage rushed Gown the leyee, and got on
board the new packet Memphis, with the evident
design Of Jumping from her to the Nebraska. He
attempted the leap, but unhapPily fell between the
two boats and disappeared beneath the Memphis
nothing more being seen of him. His hat-a Kos
suth felt hat -foated, and Vas picked up. He was
well dressed. and had every appearance of being
southern gentleman. Nothing had transpired to
give a clue TO the name or residence Of the man.
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
win cure long Landng oo In very short tms Rad III

following: -a.u
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1858.
DR. o. NJ JACKSoE-sir had for time suffering
undr cold, having pains through whole system
throat and hOarsenes when recommended try oof
lands Balsamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle and
happy state that half OF il completely cured ne
unhestatngy recommend it to my friends Who NAY ne
srly afflicted and deem 1t than justice 20 Dear THE
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRYt
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CHEROK EE REm EDY.
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
rs
RaaScOuS :. rugs and PO7sOnouE
Minerals.


WTTE the afflicted OF either sex which you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded rom Nature
swn Remdies-one which VIII speedily and permanently cure
the compounds heretofore used with all THAR
and facilitating effect together with the loahorle diseases
any times following tie Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy" is Natures Specific for Gonor
a, Glee Gravel, Structure FluOr Albus Whites in Fsnaes
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs; curing these sessesoJ
nAturasEs after all other preparations have ed and
Of Heavens best meres 10 offending msn Instances eoudt
produced Of its effects, which EOCdsagger creiuliy
The preparations heretofore used have failed
this instance been known TO fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of thewsrd Father Who cts not
kill, but to
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for these diseases
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease at and with fidelity and truly
admFabe gives unt has completely expelled il
from the body, ard restores the unfortunate patient to former
health and vgor
This Remedy strikes the very Of the disease
dency not simply to suspend the poison but to the
cause EhiGh it depends
il ? And what ENHANCES ITS FALUB,i the entre alb
Of alsdssos taste smell 1t can ay thecsunt-
ing the toilet table without be suspected
"Remedy" for secret diseases. -
treatise Venesal Diseases with full directions
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers med
cines POTTER ( MERWIN, Sole Propretors,
Louis, Mo.
Sold Nashville wholesale by Berry Demoye and EW'
ing & Pendeon at retail by Hendershot and all Drug
gists everywhere, dec4-dtv& 1y-inSide
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10 purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
Or
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
nashville. Sept. Is, 1861

By the quantity. Call and examine, at A Union
street.
Ort12H PAN J. w. LANGLEY.
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New YORK, Oct. 29-Emanuel entered Naples on
the seventeenth
MazzinI refused to leave Naples.
The Diplomatists at Gazette protested against the
decree relative to Milan.
Goyon had re-occupied Vitarbo.
The vote on the question of annexation would be
taken in Sicily on the 2Ist of October.
CHINA-The Rebels attacked Shanghai on the 18th
and were repulsed .....
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Fassett & Crossman,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
nnufacturers and WhOIesaIe and Retail

IN
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES
VALTSES, CARPET BAGS &c.s cSc's
ESIRE call the attention Of all those in want OF any
thing in orr line wholesale or reai to examine orr
before purchasing elsewhere are comment ha
sell low other house in the city our
first class All must admit the wisdom OF VOTE
made home, in preference to buying that made a. tue "
pressy for jObhing. - :, 800.
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladiestool"
ENT TRUNK II LA ID rs =
Ihas compartments for Bonnet Dresses PaTAsos
and water proof compartment for Sponges, Onse &c
All kinds Of Trunks made order, covered or
rtno.ce. Give q call at at 81 Market s[ee,, nv
s.utb m the SQUARE FASSETT g. CROSSMAN
mayl9-d& twly
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To the 0ueens

Victoria-could thy mother q eye
Have fingered DER thy son,
As be meath one trumpha arch.
Passed through the land Of Washington;
Wei might thy mothers heart rejoice.
And In its giadness oTD,
sThose hearts thy fathers threw away
Revere Vc,oria's son."
Epigrams-The Rail SpIitIers.
Quoth Abe n Steve, cannot fail,
I'm bound to I'LL Lbat station
Long, long ago I split the rail
To fence this mighty nation
"Of Whist yols'Us split don't to me-"
Qouh Steve, with ehuckle hearty,
give split old Jackson's hickory tree,
The Democratic party"