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We are authorised to FRANK. NJ McINTOsH
candidate Revenue Collector, Tor Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. janls-te
Collector for state and County, for Davidson
county, a the ensuing March election. anl5-h
We are authorized JOHN A. SHDTE candidate
Collector the ensuing March election ian2
We Authorized to announce WM B. YouEs, Of Whites
Greek candidate County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuiDg March election
Weare authorized to announce j. R. DRAKE candidate
County Revenue Collector for Davidson county at
the ensuing Marchelsct.on. ian5-td"
candidate FOR Revenue Collector for Davidson eoun
ty At the ensuing March election. jan3-te
authorized JAMES PAY as candidate fer
for and Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election jan5-du
We are authorized requested JNo A. Mills
candidate Revenue Collector FOR Davidson county at the
We are AUTHORIZED to announce JoEL A. BATTLE eandi
date for sts and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-te
i've are authorized to announce QUINCY c. DEGRovE as can
county. dec3l-.e
Ne are authorized to announce Jou GREER as candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
elections.
We are authorized to announce E. FoaT as candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, az The ensuing March
authorised to announce AcTox You've candidate
for State and County Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election. tde
ddas 0r County Revenue Collector for Davidson
County. at the ensuing March election dec2l-de
We and requested RoBERT Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election. Il. dec2l-tde
We are Authorized and requested GREse
RE as candidate for Tax Collector the county Of Davidson
at the ensuing March election I'd
Dec27- tde@
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, csnd
date for State and County Revenue Coeonr Davidson
ty az the ensuing March election
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New York. Jan. 22,--The steamer Africa has ar
rived. Her dates are anticipated
Mr. Davie, who abscOnded with liabilities to the
amount of 10000 pounds has been sentenced to ten
years penal servitude.
An address to PalmeFstOn praying the Govern
ment to use its influence in maintaining the integrity
and independence Of the Pope's dOminOns. is being
signed BY the Irish Catholics.
The London Tines regards the dismissal Of Va
lewsd as a declaration that Napoleon is committed
to the italian cause, against all despctie powers and
hostility to the church. The Times tells Napoleon
thai he may count on English sympathy but not on
an offensive alliance against other power. Other
journals regard Walewski.s successor as antagonis
tic to England.
The Paris correspondent of the London Adref-
tser says it is rumored that Lord COwleT has gone
to London with the Emperors proposals thatfrance
and England Immediately declare that they viii not
Interfere allow others toEnterfere in the affairs
of Italy.
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sc fE q --latest from washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23-The President has ordered
the armyat Springfield tosenl nluskets for Charles
ton. Augusta and Baton Rouge, and nine thousand
rifles from WateHtOwn and Waterville arsenals for
Southern use. ..I
HoUsE-Mr Barksdae advocated the union of the
anti ecOmpt0uites with Americans and Democrats
against the Republicans to organise the House.
The New York Times correspondent says that
Postmaster General Holt threatens to resign unless
Office.
The Secretary of Var insists on ordering Mont
gomery Fl. AIeigs to Florida. which the President,
JEFF Davis and Toombs oppose. These arc said to
be the causes of rumOred dissensons in the Cabinet
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FTYE Stockholders Of De NASHVILLE Gas Light Company vim
III please take notice si st the Jandary Meeting 81 ne Di
recors Of said Company, Dividend Of per e past
six months, declared and made payable demand
janli-d2g JAS. m EENDRICE, sec'y.
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Died

MONDAY AaTnnS' jan. Sd LUcIlS GAlrmR, Son Of Or.
ana MIS- "l''''u T. Jones-Aged year and days.
The risnas Oh TIE family invited TO attend thu Funeral
this evenings al CLOCK, from heir reFdence s Franklin
Pike.
Divine Service by Reyd Dr. lowell.
Near Nshyllle Texas fourth 81 Jauusry nj the resi-
dence Of the late Randolph Robertson Mrs ClnDy RoBERrso,
in the 6Sth year o. ler age.
She native Of North Carolina and emigrated 10 this
country very early date where she married Col Jonathan
Robertson, eldest On james Robertson and as wife.
mother, frield and mis;re she had but few equals.
She was the embodlmeu pure charity Tor her were
always bestowed upon III m whom impossible
poet rcompeDse She she hal lived in love and peace
with the world and is N vned by large family circle and
st larger circle Of frie Will long remember with alec
ton AUNT CIDDY." L.
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g WASHINGTON Jan. 23-The proceedings were de-
sultory and prevalent. There was no ballot to-day
SENATE.-Douglas is speaking on his resolution.
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Zl4e@ &c cares at Once.---Phe
SS quickest and the surst remedy is Of course the
hest disorders as piles, salt rheum, scrofua. and in
fact every kind ofcuaneous erupOns cuts wounds bruises old
sores Erysipeas, aud all Of the same genus, DALLEYSAAG
JcAL PAN EITRA OTOR IS the emily real quick and eHec
a cure be obtained. Try and you will never be
ritboUtit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

General ID g blIIt w. w q
1tG vrouls advise all may be afflicted With Gen.
m nal to try McLeans strengthening Cordial It iscer-
tnly valuable remedy; many Of our friends hive tried it, and
they recommend it very highly Tonic and Alternative Il is
very pleasant to take.
Every country merchant in laying in his supplies 'hond be
sure to lake this Cordial It sells rapidly, beyond the
most snzuiu expectations the prolreors One cay last
week he sod every bottle he had hand. Nov, vh increased
facilities he is able to supply all demands tsse the advertise
ment in another column;
! iorI5FHwIu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

The Postmaster General has issued al order to
Postmasters in California to transmit, overland, all
letters not marked, by steamer TO or from St.
Louis and Memphis. BY the semi-weekly lines and
New Orleans, by way Of San Antonio which Is
weekly the postage it three cents on single letter,
the distance between these points being under S,OO0
Mills
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

DR.. mcCIinsOckss Asthma Remedy .--Al.iis
ingredients are vegetable It mparts vital energy to the
pressed lungs removes every mpementt to full ard free esp
ration and affords such unexpected ease in Chronic asthma as
to agonish and enapure invalid. For Asthma and whoop
nv eoph there is nothing coupa this patent remedy,
Price so cents. [janll 10 G. BROWN
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Il LOUIsvhLE AND CrNCINNATs.

TUX LULLst LIE An ID NINCINNAIas
TWyHE regular line 81 70, SAM KIRKMAN, 49,
THRoUFs Master Inc 2 sc above and al ssiaasgtt
intermediate ports c. son tAE the 24th inst,
AZ u o'clock M. A. edbO5' A. HAMTLTOE-
jan22-td 'HFILL II. u. HARRISON, Agents.
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JAVA COFFEE.


DRIlIE OLD JAVA,a large lut iar sale AZ Bosios
ana New Orleans prioea.
Ia 2 0un
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Since the LIST Of August last, Mrs FoGG, the Vice
Regent Of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association for
Tennessee, has received and forwarded to the
Treasurer, S2,345. This added 20 previous contri-
buttons makes the gross amount collected in Ten
nessee $1,000
Below we publish list Of contributions re
ceived under the auspices OF Mrs. Penn and Mrs.
BRrSKuEY, at Memphis. These ladies are most in
valuable auxiliaries Of the Vice Regent They
have dome noblv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

CAUTI0S.-Bovare o druggists or dealers who nay
try to palm upon you Bitter SaTsnpaila tTash
which they can buy cheap, by saying 10 10 just as
good. Avoid such mon. Ask for McLeaB's Strength
eRing C0nlil and take nothing else. IL Is tho only
remedy That VIII purify the blood Thoroughly and ut
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, l.
certain ngeveHtsyo for Cholera, Chs and Fever,
slow Fever Ct ANY prevalent disease. il Is put up
III largo bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or 5Jttlos for S..
.. r.HH 1854 er }. H. Mel IAN.
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also McLeaus Volcanic Oil Lniment
IT.. prfncrai 1alaf ON thu .rlrlca q Third and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

go Winer's Canadian Yerni-
49, FUGE has established its superiority over svery
oherurerarat worms by the rrdy. member and thor
Gus of although literally vegesle compound
remedial action much than that OF the Yer
mifuges containing Mercury II has the merit Of unerDg Ell
cheney C perfect harmesnes far the human system is
concerned.
Be particular and remember the name Winers Canadian
Vermifugt" the only article that be depended
Remember this
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markets By telegraph.

NEw YORK. jan 22-The following Stocks hand at
LvsTpool Deeenber 3lst-sOOO quarters Of gbeatIs50O0
quarters Of Indian 600 sacks and 10000 bbIs o.
hcus4OO rces pork-IssO0 bbls Of 1880 sssss
Of lard. All American.
NEW ORLEEs jan s3oottoa les to day 1900 bales prices
sitter, but quotations unchanged. Sugar quiet e( Mess
Pork, Old il. 25sI75O, new 1s 90 whisky 81 ~
New York Sight Exchange k91l discount
CscA-1 jan 2SEess Pork II co. holders demand an adj
vance. Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, jan 25iCottOn quiet sales l,5O0 bales Il
Flour duh, sales 800 bbls 5O0a5I0,
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The special attention. Of our readers is particularly
invited to Mess,s HARDY BRoTHERs immense auc-
ton sale OF splendid new Furniture Wednesday
morning 10Th Inst. ut 10 o'clock. Fail not to be on
hand
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Il H.IEAg's sEaEEaIEEEaIa cOapIAL

Tas Cordial VIII never fail to care any Of the abovB
diseases, II taken per directions each bottle, in
German English, and French.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

WITuDEAwn--WU G. BE1EN. whose name APP
Peared IN our Columns as a candidate for Attorney
General has wit lrawn from the canvass. as he no
longer desires tn. position.
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Married.

Al me residence Of The bndes mother, near Padusah KY
% me l' INST by u Red Frederick Boyd A. g. ToEIAN
Of Oils place to Mss 4yy, s. Boswa1
On The 2d 'snuarv, in South Nashville by John Cor
bat, $50, Mr.. F. e,R,grr To Miss N,Sev BOWMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

ATT0REET ar Law.
Wavsriy, Tenn.s
M III. practice in Humphreys and a ming COUNTIES
w hEzHzEacls-EVaus q CO. d. r Howell, l. 2. Buck,
Nashville ian-l2ifm Wy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

We authorized % f. A. RAwoRTH as czndi-
dasfo County Trustee at Re ensuing Msrch election
jan2t-1td
We are authorized 70 sunounce VIM JAsFER TAYLOR as
candidate for County Trustee or Davidson county the ensuing
March election. iaait-eF
authorized announce THos q. sAusDrRs can
didle the oce Of Countey Trustee Davidson county
the election 70 be held il March. 1863 spS
We authorized 70 IsHLM CLARK csndi-
date for County Trustee At the ensuing March election.
aug27-M
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P ANrNr,
candidate for County trustee Of Davidson county a ne nex
March election. isep2-tds
We are authorized H4oDIE p BosTTCS cand
date Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county At the
ensuing March election. oot-u
We are authorized 70 announce JoHN W. MARTN can
ddae FOR County Trustee the ensuing March election.
oct1i-dtd E
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. Jusr1oR as
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county at the ensuing
March election. oStll-dtds
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We Authorised 20 announce onaE1Hs H. HAYs as !
ton dect4-td.
We authorized to Gas r. DiaaoE as cAAd
datsfor Criminal Court led. uys-td
We auE0rEed to arnoance Dr. B. n PAT1gscS,a eGnd
dat r Oerko me Criminal Court Davidson counyat TIE
ensuing March election. nay25-td
We anthorzsd JoHE sHAhE Esq as aeand
date or reelection to the Office OF Criminal Court Cierat the
next March election.
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cANplDArEs.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

y authorized and requested % " Z. MeCONI
co. ci Williamson county, candidate Tor Attorney General
n fle judicial Ctut composed Sumner, Tiilauol
sla Davidson. Election "a Nay, 1850. liaul7-ie.
are authorized 60 announce CARY A. IIARTI8 ID VII
ison county, candidate Attorney General for the iu-
dll Ccu composed Of counties Of Willamsoa Davidson
aud Euslner Jctl4-tda
Sc authorized to BAXTER b4IIAi hzq.i q
sumner Is candidate for Atiorney General If ih Ole 9j
judicial Circu oapcsed of oo1uuss q williamson David
and sanEH
We are suhori 70 announce JAS 4. RA1NE, Esq, IS q
csnidateior the m a kfornsr General or ne hntf judi
cial reuit composed If ne equities of Ns0n snnsr
Davidson. Eieciionin hla3s lese
authorized unnounce s. l. FINLEY, 81 haalison
coan7 candidate Attorney General Of The 9TH sadca
Circuit. ElecIion, 1aY, leo9-
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NASH VIEHE.


RETAIL pHICESH
,Heiln Flour in haze s4m In laIftaes q 05
e. ,..l nieAoP g sFs IS
2nrn Meal, pertui, SOC Nssed Brana per 100 his 81 ~
Delivered @ ali ps,ta d tts chs. oef7, is's y
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monerarvs

Tennelsse &C. sold in New York. The 2lst, at cox.
The Memphis AgGlanele OF the sist says:
Prom all inquiries able make yesterday We ave Of
the opinion that there considerable quantity
Union Bank oils In circulation hse- Specimens OF them nag
@ seen At the Gayoso Savings Institution, the Bank Of West
Tennessee and at the Bank Of Memphis or they
exact eouneparts Of the originals with the exceptions be
fors stated that the originals have the words RedeemGbe
Memphis stamped their ink, while the coanr.
faits display the words IN black
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

w I'LL ne genenau who present on "a l Of Nov
w last, When oli Capt. Wa W4EroEB box Of Cigars, "a
~ store. 90 The Ir0r Of aiug nj 81 Union street.
ianil-T d. " LANGLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24
DE. nIcCIintoek,s Pectora

Dr. MCEtiutOcE's ReclOrai - ri y exercises AZ
influence over Consumption and Bronchitis unparalleled in Med
cal Practice reng the cough healing and strengthening the
lungs promoting expeetorsoD, and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the first dose. Price 81.
ian I. 10. q. BttO"N.
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A. Cheatbam e Bro,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIEs.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.,
No. 3 College ssrees, No.o
NAsHEILLE TENN
FINE COGNAC.
United Vineyard ProPrietor's &c. cosnae.
zine cd ssSazeraes, Cngnac.
ssvalIantinss Cognac
GA Lanaon DoeE co-nn..- Al.

- uae. We would calle particular attention OF eou r
aud those Vha want pure artcl Brandy l1ra5e rr
poses Our brands Of Champagne ars very Ghosts asd
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ne are authorized to announce Col. Jo O. auIID car d.
ressee dec25-te
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u Remedies are for sale BY

10. q. Brown & EVANs,l ,--.,,,,.
AID BERBY 4 DBAOVILLE. -'-sH'ii11-
II n. FERNSWORTH & CO.. Memphis.
Sold Al retail hy 81 Druggists throughout the South and
dIof1 I'D t-uT-e wQu5
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For sheriff.

80 arc au.hursed u announce &. EpdvsIsoE as
sheriff Of Davidson county at the election
cct25 "a
We susioIised o announce JAS 81 Htsros a cand
reeeoon for ne Office Of Sheriff Davidson county
at the ensuing hafcielestien sep25-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Bank of West Tennessee, at
astk-sEzS MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
sdeemed at t. Union Bank Of tennessee At Nashville ldtw
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WE have removed Stock and Business from No 3d.
w Market street. to TIE large and excessive House No
sane street, formerly occupied By Messrs- Carter sord
Co. WhereRe continue the Agricultural end seed business
40 herstof,rs rARMsTR0NG & co
In
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

OFFicES FoR la,T- Several rooms suitable for Of
noes or sleeping 'ooms in the UNION AND AMERICAN
boH.OING' can BE- rented for the present year. For
terms apply to IS F. CoorFn or at the Office of the
UNION AND ANE-Ec,N to Tuos 5. MARR
RooNs FOR Ra,r.-Some Of the most comfortable
rooms IN me city are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND ANEgC,N Block Call on Mr.. MlER at the
office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Imperial and
Young HTson Tsus.
Oolong and PoEchong Teas Pickles Preserves Oysie ~
ing rolaeco and many oiher articles.
" " 10 an @ which, We would eli TIE especial attention and
invite tie inspection % the trade and assure rs sg m r
many inducements not @ he found elsewhere.
ians-u ARCHER CdEATHAM BROTHER
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GfA B0XE5 CHEESE JEST received o. steaue- Lebanon
w % BIDS Clever seed hand-
100 bales Of Kay 20 arrive on steamer Ioha 6auit
Cash paid for Lard Ereen and Dry Hides,
Feathers Wax, sheep skins, wheat, Corn,
Oats. &C. D. o. DICEET,
iarI5-diT fl Market straet.
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SEWING MACHINES.

Five Hundred & Thirty-six Machines
Tor year These Machines that sale to be made
under the supervision Of B. HOWE r We leave to this
munity judge whether it is al probable that E. HOWE,
yr being receipt Of than Two Hundred Thousand Dol
year from different Sewing Machine Companies, would take
the position OF 0verse in Factory where hundred ard atty
Eve Machines were made in six months.
Persons in OF a Machine that viii recommend ITSELF will
please cali at Office aed examine the Wheeler Wilson's
Machine. PARsOSs L co.
dec23-d&twlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

THROWING A WET BLANKET OVER Tsr,v
HoPEs.-The Douglasites were last night hng.lv
exercised In mind by conflicting rumors, ORC:
mating entirely In their own camp, concer.in,.
the precise tenor Of the address to the seeding
delegations In the course Of being signed by the
southern Senators and Representatives not iatslv
on Tue list Of aspirants for the Vice Presidential
nomination by and through the favor of the
Of these uatter-so
vereignty interest In the Charleston Convention
some OF them insisted that II amounted IN !,
accommodation that the whole south shouId
1oih ,ne seceders In their lately suggested Rich.
mona convention. In this the wish wa. of co,,x.
fether TO the thought. Others again in.,.tod ,h.,
vice President Brec kinridge would no, g., a.
and others that Senator Hunter wo,Id - s. -
~. Sun others claimed that Senator, n.
clay were opposed to ii, &c, &c. Tbsi, -
on the subject told, plainly enough. tb., ,,..,'
leaders comprehend that its promulgatioa -,
drive the last nail In the comm of The .o,..,.'i
sovereignty heresy, as being inadmissabl. q, a..
pan OF men claiming identity hereafter with ,hs
democratic party. vac
"hiie we have not seen II, nor have we bs.,a
me details Of the address in question. we ar.
tua' IL eminenty conservative, democratic and
P1'nonc, from the fact that II certainly meet. IN,
ne&ry appreciation Of all the Democrats OF both
houses not Identified secretly or avow.dly with
his desperate fortunes Of Senator Douglas with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08

WHO is TO BIZ THEIR NOMINEE The Wash
lngton world Of protested poIiticians-and we
nave just now perhaps one hundred to one, when
compared with the number in any other CITY In
the world-seem TO have ceased for the nonce tn
speculate over the probable candidate of the De-
mocracy, and him whom the Republicans NAV
NOTWITHSTANDING Of little else than the probable
nomination that is 10 be made in Baltimore in the
course OF the next week. John Bell and sam
Houston are decidedly the favorites with the del
egates now here, though there is strong outside
pressure on the part Of the anti-Seward Repub-
hcan party politicians to make capital for fobn
MCLEAN, as competitor with Messrs Bell and
Houston. We have, however, vet to NEE, the
nrst delegate who favors the selection of Mclean
though his nomination by the linton
party would doubtless greatly strengthen his
chances for the Chicago nomination. The forme,
party, as to be represented at Baltimore, is made
ups In the main, Of elements as hostile as the
states rights Democratic party as to the views a,
purposes Of the Republican organization viii,
reference to slavery questions in issue KNOWING.
that fact well, cannot entertain the beIisf ,b,
tney Will possibly make nomination that will
meet the appreciation Of any considerable Repub.
ncan party Interest. The former must and will
surely nominate so as to enable them 10 .on,.s,
Maryland, Tennessee, Kentucky, Pennsylvania,n1
New Jersey requiring platform and candidate,
as different from those necessary to be supported
by the opposition with hope of success in Ns,y
England, New York and the Northwest. AS dir
ent can be. Under such circumstances. we Soc
nothing whatever, so far, to lead us to conclude
mat Judge Mclean has the least prospect Of s..
curing Constitution nionn party nomin,
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
The EDITORIAL FESTIVAL AT BALTIMORE
fEsrERDAY.-The American says of this affair.

ihb EDITORIAL FESTIVAL AT BALTIMoRE
fEsrERDAY.-The American says of this affair;
AS an entertainment il will long be remem
neIed, and cannot fail to be pleasing source of
,snlniscence TO all who had the pleasure of par
tclPaung in 1t. Shortly after nine O'Clock tho
ladies' who designed partici pating in the festiv
tleS having been seated, the visiting guests were
ushcred Into the spacious dining saloon of the
Entaw, which was appropriately decorated
W Ds the national flag, whilst the City Cornet
band, under Captain Feldtman, added much
h 70 the pleasure of the occasion. The guests
being seated, c; q. Kerr, Esq, of the Ex-
change, delivered the opening address, which
Wa WAS truly Gns of welcome. In response to this
the Hon Mr.. Colfax, of Indiana Proceeded to
address the guests, and in the course of his 70.
marks aiI ne compllmented the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company. The address being CON
einded supper was announced, and a trnptiny
Dill OF fare was exposed TO the tastes of the guests
sucn as crabs and spring chickens green peas
&c whilst the fruits embraced Turkish 10 haste
brandy peaches, English walnuts, figs, almonds
IOdsts complimentary OF the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad aud of the Western visitors were
read and drank and encored, and good time
generally was had. '''''