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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-04

Presbyterian Mite Society.
This society will meet on next Tues
day Evening, December 18th, 1860, at
the residence of w. G.. DOMAIN.
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Ev Through the kindness of Mr.
MARKLE, Station Agent at this point, we
are enabled TO give the list of shipments
from this point by the Dubuque d Sioux
City Railroad, for the month of Novem-
ha. frla,, III
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Large Sky-Light. i'm Union Block,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the "a dav
~ Of November, 1869, the undersigned was
appointed, by the County Judge of Buchanan
County. Administrator OF the estate of Henry
W. Sutficool, deceased All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immediate
settlement, and those having claims against the
same are notified 10 file them as the law directs.
Il. q. MERRILL, Administrator.
NOV. %, 1869. So
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To Physicians and Dealers,
offer large and well selected stock Of
DRUGS& NJ EDICIN Els,

Selected with care, and warranted pure NJ
prices that defy competition. To Country Mor-
chants and Dealers generally. offer induce
mcnts that certainly will lead You TO exam: II,
my Stock before purvlla sing elsewhere.
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Camphine and Fluid Lamps,
To l,ainlcrs:

Paints. OILS Narpi,hc=, st, Louis pure " Aill
Lead, Buffalo Lead, French and Amencan A.,
groundln oil and pcmar Narnisli \ LARGO
assortment of Colors, dry. and ground ii Oh.
tc5"ral N"rnish, Nos | aal ,. Light Picture
Narn-h. Coael, Body Vanish, A~phaltum Var.
m'h Leather Varnsh. japan Varnish. rurpcn.
hhe @c. Tor sal" at current market pricrs.
AZ MALIACE'N nrns SinIe..
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FANCY SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for allthe Popular Patent Mcdicin,s
The Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.
A. WALLACE'S Drug Stor,
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Glass & Glassware.

\ large assortment constantly on hand. >uit
able for Druggists and Housekeepers.
AtWALLACE'S Drug Stan.
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Larsc assortment Of French am American
WINDOW GLASS from the hrs manutactu.
t,rs PC TTl IN Mad5cn. &c.
- WALLACE ) Drug Stcre
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CORN SrlRCH. S1G0. Y4pIoc4

Oatmeal Pearl harley. Chocolate. Extract
for Cooking. Rose Water, he, DC,
AT WAILACE'S Drug St,b
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CamIhine and Burning Fluid always e.,
hand, - supply the trade,
At MAlLACE'S Drug \, u,N
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PERU merry

Lubin's Extracts. Wrights Extracts. Jul,s
Haules Extracts. Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Fancy Soap. Toilet Powders. &c, .Se..
AT WALLACE'S Drug Stur,.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

OUR WILLIAMSBURG COnRE srONpESCE.
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"AAs"S'o"N, VINES, august Q, iS0V'
has been my good fortune TO be present at the COR
neuoement exercsss of Tho ~
William" o''es'' on r'uay evening, july ~, ia' NO"
York in the steamer Commodore for Troy arriving there
ON The fowing porp,n. in ,,,e for the .,.b, ,cc Ali.
s - 'a'. 'o' ' ..,' ue"' ~ -.
This railroad, which Is OF peculiar interest account
Of the faous Hosc tunpel hitch alone h,ndere she 49,
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P'e"on ~ 'ne en'"e rou'e, ALREADY nnhhed 70 Noesn
Adams Eve miles east of wiams,owu. the seat OF the
college
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the clear and sparkling Hoosc reached the char ming
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After dining withmine host"Uncle Jerry OF the Nan
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about the hmimr grounds sdmrng the many impoxtane
improvements which have been made during our tveuGv
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was scarcely inferior 70 those q the celebrated nd
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THE ONLY
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.
Fon STATESMEN, JupoEs, CLEn0yMry

FoR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGyMEN.
Ladies' AMI Gentlemen In all parts Ofthe " o rid testify
the efficacy of Woods Hair Restorative, and gentlemen
OF the Press are unanimous In its praise. New testimo
malls only can 5c here given; see circular. fol moro, and
II viii be impossible for you 10 doubt
A Wall st., N Y, Dec. 90, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note or the 18th has been received,
Saytngi that you had heard that had been benefited by
thcuSr Ut Woods Hair Restorative and requesting my
certificate Of the fact il had no objections to give 1t,
award II TO you ciIccriully, because | think II due. Nv
ace Is 80 years the color Of my hair auburn, and Inclined
To Curl. Some five or siN years since II began To turn
Elly, ana the scalp on the GRO wn OF lay head To lose its
%Srrsihllly and dandrur to form upon 1t. Each Of these
dINogcablitics increased with time, and abOut four
months slnrra IOul,l was added TO them, by hair falling
OF tie top of my head, aud threatening to make me bald.
IN ms unpleasant prcdic0mcnt, ! was induced to try
Nood'N Hair Restorative, mainly To arrest the hlling on
"i my hair, Ton | had really no cNpcCtation that gray hair
could eyer he restored TO its Original color except from
dyes, | was, however, greatly surprised to iilh, after
the use O'tWO bottles only, that not only was the falling
of arrested, but color was restored tc the gray hairs, ard
'%rnSiMIlty 10 HE scalp, and lUndruI ceased to form ON
my head, very much to the qualification of my wife, at
whose solicitation was induced to ivy it,.
AIIN InsInilnIlN
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FINE POTATOES.

The Somerville Times brags conside
rably Of some fine Irish potatoes raiscc
this year, and on which the editor la,
been l%uxuriating. He says they were
considerably larger than partridge eggs
We would state to him that the Home
Journal received, last week, from Mrs
DR.. Grant, ofSalem, in this county, Fri, /
potatoes raised in her garden, this
Spring, which were large rs turkey
eggs, and of very rich flavor. We ten.
dor our thanks to Mrs. e. for this kind
remembrance Of US, She may rest as.
sured that the present was a apply ap.
preciatcd
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LosT.-A young gentleman usually
called "Wint" for short, and who lives
in the front end of Bachelors Row, found
II lady's glove a few days since, and has
left it with US, to be delivered to the
fair owner whenever she calls for it.
1t is Il nice, new glove, and certainly is
of no small value when properly matcd,
As it now is, it reminds US of the lost
half off pair of scissors. The owner
can getit by ceiling at the Journal Of
flee. Ifshe calls, no charge for this no.
Jice viii be made,
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Cold 4 Freeman, Nashville, Tenn,
have all the lastost and best styles of
Furniture on hand, and will fill orders
promptly. We have examined their
stock, and take pleasure in testifyingas
to its superiority over most all the
stocks of Furniture in the city. When
you order Furniture, or visit the city
with the intention to buy it, don't fail
to call on Messrs. Gould 4 Freeman.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO Col. SHIELD
We regret to learn by a private letter
that Col. James ii. She'd, of Coffee CO.,
while returning to his home from Man
chester on Thursday, the 10th inst, met
witha serious accident, which will prob
ably render him q cripple for life. 1t
appears that some portion Of his buggy
gave way, and his horse becoming aIar.
med, made a spring which threw Col.
She'd out and broke his left leg. Union
d A., 18th ist.
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster!
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST-BOA1
AND CARGO A TOTAL LOSS.

%
AND CARGO A TOTAL LOSS.
On the night OF Thursday, 10th inst,
at about half past eleven o'clock, the
steamer r. f. Sass, bound from New
Orleans to Cincinnati, having on board
about mi hundred and fifty persons, in
Guiding passengers and crew, and four
hundred and eighty tons of freight,
while passing Clark's Bar, about fifty
miles below Memphis, struck a large
snag, which was lying directly in the
middle of the channel, its location not
even making a ripple upon the surface
of tho water, caused the boat to sink
Immediately in twenty five feet water.
The Memphis Auolanche says:
The snag struck the boat just under
the bow, and must have split her in two,
for she commenced to sing at once. In
aess than two minutes the water had
reached thetexas when the cabin ioatcd
off, and sinking to the hurricane deck,
some eighteen or twenty passengers
were drowned in their bcrths. There
were not less than one hundred people
in the cabin, consisting of men, woman
and children, and such as were aroused
from slumber by the shock, which isrcp.
resented to have been comparatively
slight, Immediately found themselves in
the water. By clinging to tables, chairs
aud other furniture, a number of the
women and children managed to keep
their heads above water till they were
pulled out through the skylight or the
companion-way by the officers of the
boa! and some of the malepassengers.-
Others, less fortunate, remained in their
berths and met their deaths, or persisted
in their attempts to obtain egress from
the cabin. The rapidity with which the
boat sunk after being struck renders
the cscapeof so many almost a miracle.
As it was, had not the cabin parted from
the hull it more than probable that not
a soul would have lived to the the tail.
The deck pas engcrs, of whom there
were forty or fifty, together with the
eaew, found themselves in the water II
an instant. Grasping pieces of floating
timber, they were enabled to sustain
themselves until nearly all were rescued
by the lifeboat belonging to the Sass.
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$3.50 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near
the Tunnel. Franklin county, Tenn, ON the
lst day Of May, 1905, Il negro boy NAMED Jim,
about 20 years old, dark copper color, large
size, about > feet 10 inches high, broad face,
Wild" mouth, and large teeth, and very white
before; big round shoulders. large arms, and
No visible sears ON him when hq left. He is II
large stout negro every way. will give $50
for him if taken out of the State. and 500 il
taken in the State of Tennessee, and lodged in
some Jail 50 that can get him.
j. c. MONTGOMERY.
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~SiamaStOn, Ala, July 90, 1879.
10 frol' G. j. NOod- Dear Sir; Your "liair Rcstua.
i've has done my hair 80 much good since commenced
The uc Of 1t, that wish TO make known to- the public Of
lis ELECTS on the hair, which are grcat. \ man or woman
may b, nearly deprived OF hair, aud by a resort to Your
Hair Restorative, tie hgir will return moe hc0Ulim
than cvcri at least this is my experience, Believe it all!
fours truly, WM, II. KENEDY.
-. J. S.-iou can publish the above If you like, by pub
ii'Nli3 IN Southern larclS YOU viii get more patronage
S,.u'h' see several Of your certificates in the Mobile
HcltuIy' a strong southern paper. ". Il.
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A FAMILY SWEPT AwAY.-Thc Day.
ton Journal learns that an entire family
father mother, and seven children
in a fortnight died ofthe small pox; the
mother nursed husband and children and
died last.
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VERY SMARr-Tte Northern Demo.
Gratis want the South to adopt a plat.
form that has brought defeat in every
Northern State, instead of the one that
has secured victory in every other State
where it has been presented.
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COsTAR'S Rat, Roach, SC. Exterminator.
COSTAR'S Bed-Bug Erterminator.
COSTAR'S Electric Powder, for Insects, Sc.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Mice
Bed. ugs-Ants-Moths -Mosquitoes-Fle
on Plants, Fowls. Animals, &c.,-in
short, every form ard species Of
NERMIN,
10 years established in New io'k City-used
by the City Post-Oaice-the City Prisons and
Station Houses-the City Steamers. Ships, &c.
the City Hotels-Astor. St Nicholas. &c
and BY more than 10000 private families.
M Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them. Wholesale Agents in all the large ci'iss
and towns. Beware Of spurious imitaiions
Sample Boxes sent by mail Addrss n
or for Circular TO Deslsns" 20 HhSn
CoST.p p,incipaI Depot 5l2. Brosd"sy'
Domestic 81 Nichols. Hotel NJ, A.,
Sold BY "H wineb~,sr. fsaa.
Apil -
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From his advertisement IL will be
seen that G. L. Gray has postponed the
sale of his valuable tracts Of land to
Monday, 4th day of June next. We
invite the attention ofall to this sale,
as it, no doubt, offers extraordinary in
ducements to all those who want fine
bargains.
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SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.

'o~MPOIHDED FROM
PTr ~Icgct'bkr Erhract&, aad PIT up in
Gta&r CaScS, Air Tght, and uW
hcrp in any climate.
~ THE Family Cathnrtic Pill is u gentle
! but active Cnthnrtic which the proprietor
- has used in his practice more than twenty
.t4 years.
Il, The constantly increasing demand from
~ those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all express in regard
to their use, has induced me to place them
- within reach of all.
The profession we'll know that different
Is Cathartics act ON different portions of tho
Il, bowels.
The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
" due reference to this well established fact,
e been compounded from II variety of the
- Purcst Vegetable Extracts, which act
m alike on every part OF the alimentary ca
80 nal, and are good and safe in all cases
~ where II Catlartic is needed, such as De-
Engagements of the Stomach, Slccpincss, Pains
in the Back and Loins, Costivcncss, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold. which frequently, if neglected, end in p
long course of Fever, loss Of Appetite, n Creess
inc Sensation ufCOld over the body, Rcstlcn-
nc,,. Headache, or Weight in the Head. all Ira
nummatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rheumatism. A great Purifier of the
Blood. and many diseases to which flesh is heir;
too numcror, To mention in this advertisement
-DosE. | IT, =.
rEICE THREE VI
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathar-
tie Pill, ARE rrtailcd by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. ). T.. ". SANFORD. VI. D.,
Manufacturer q Proprietor.
mnrch22. $50, Broadway, n. Y.
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.TM Mome aouxaal

We would continue to remind all
persons of tho fact that We print nice
bill heads, wedding cards, funeral tick
cts, posters, fancy work, pamphlets,
&C., in as fine style as con be done any
where in the United States. A bold MS
sersion, but true as the--laws of the
land.
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Marble Works.

| am prepared to furnish every description of
MARBLE WORK
ut the shortest notice. Monuments 81 every
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves, titles.
TabIrnnd Bureau Tops, handsomely finished,
Nantes of all kind, and prices, which will not
fail to suit purchasers, kept constantly on hand
at my Marble Ware Room, corner Spring and
summer streets, opposite st. Cloud. An or.
d"r' strictly attended to. Specimens and draw
iings ?an ID" seen at The Hon" journal Office,
by calling on ID. H. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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Tie Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz -
Large, Medium, aud small the small holds ! a pint, and
lc'nIls tor one dollar per bottle the medium holds at
least 90 per cent more IN proportion than the small, re.
,ahS Tor two dollars per bottle; the large holds a quart,
~ per cent. more in proportion, and retails for three
dollars.
o }. WOOn& co, proprictors, "A Broadway, New
YORK, and ia Market st. st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers.
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Insolvency Notice.

Notice is hereby given tina, all persons
having claims against the estate Of A. M,
Brceden, decd, must file the same, duly
authenticated according to law, with the
Clctk of the County Court, by the LIST of
July, 1860, or they will be forever bar.
red-said estate being insolvent.
D. J. MARTIN,
Jan. IS sc. Administrator.
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Land forSlle.

On SATURDAY., 18th of May, 1860. before the
Courthouse door, ia Winchester, / will sell. to
the highest bidder, for cash, g.. ". Sharp's
interest in two tracts of land in Franklin coun-
N-one lying in the 'lIor.e Cove in District
No. IL, containing l0O acres. and the other ~
ing on top Of Cumberland Mountain, in district
NO. TO- containing 200 acres-granted to Rich
ard sharp. Sr., decd, by grants No. si0j and
$40. The grants will be exhibited on dav Of
sale. and the land more particularly described.
Levied by virtue Of an execution from the Cir
cult Court, in favor Of W. 7. Dardis. and
against .aid Sharp. c. ARLEDGE,
April 20. Deputy Sheriff
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frui q j. W00d-l)car Sir :-Having had the mislOr
tune to lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects
ni the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851, | was in.
duccd to make a Trial OF your preparation, and found it
to answer as the very thing needing. My hair il thick
and glossy, and no words can express my obligations to
your III giving TO The afflicted such a treasure,
FINLEY OHESO
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Tho following toast was given recent
ly:-"Thc ladics-May we kiss the girls
we please, and please the girls we kiss.
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Usage ORANGE
PLANTS

We are prepared to furnish from I TO
500 900 Of the above plants for Hedging
in quantities to suit purchasers, or IL 900
the number required to set mile, for
$50, with full directions for planting,
cultivation, and pruning. This is the
cheapest and best Hedge plant hat we
are acquainted with, and the large and
increasing demand for the plants is a
guarantee Of its adoptedness for the pur.
poses for which it is so highly recommen.
ded. Orders by mail promptly execu.
ted. S. w. HOUGHTON d CO.,
Sept. /. Winchester, Tenn.
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Edward Everett is engaged on a Life
pf Washington.
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Tho st. Cloud Hotel, Nashville, Tenn,
is closed.
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Horse Gone.

Horse Gone.
Taken up, by Jesse Rogers, living on the
head waters otthc Boiling fork of Elk River,
in the 18th Dist" Of Franklin county, Tenn,
one sorrcl horse colt, both ofhis hind feet white
above the pastor Joint; hns II white spot in his
forehead; supposed to be two years old at foul-
ing time. JOHN y. SLATER,
lrblG Ranger.
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Grand Prize Of $50 .O0C
APPROXIMATION PRIZE
. iSj prizes al,Jwtina to 100000
Whole tickets $40; Halves So; Ours $2A.
ERING Tickets OR CERTIFICATES

lN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
sEncloSc the amount OF money to our address for what
you wish TO ruIchRcc name the LOTTERY in which you
wish II invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves,
Guar trrS or EghthS, ON receipt of which we send what
Is ordered, by inst mail, toGcther with the scheme.
The li"t o tDrawn Numbers nd Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
W Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post once, County and State.
w All prizes OIL 900 and under, paid immelat cly after
the dla Wlng-olhcr prizes at the usual time oiiDldys.
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War on the Abolitionists.

War on the AbolitiOnists.
THE SOUTHERN MONITOR, permanent
y located in the North, keeps up its fire on
the Abolitioni,ts The Monitor S an s page
paper, and gives the latest and most interesting
details of the Foreign News.
1t is, besides, II Family Sournal, containing
Stories, EssayS, Poetry, 10,
Terms of subscription in advance,-The
Monitor alone, with two illustrated Books, 81.
"Wild Western Scenes" and War Path"
81. Postage on the books will be paid by the
publisher os the Southern Monitor. Address,
j. B. JONES,
Editor Southern Monitor,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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.S'GfiCP,

TIE undersigned has this day suggested to the Clerk
of the County Court OF Franklin county, the insolvency
OF the estate of John Matt, decd. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified to file
them, duly authenticated, with the Clerk OF said Court,
on or before the first day OF June, 1850, as said estate is
to he wound up under the insoycnt laws.
Dec .. J. VI. RuSSEY, Admir-,
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Vern1in,

"yot dangerous TO Ii. human amily :"
..Rats come out Of their holes 10 die"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
From the Montgomery ala Posi-
The Bribery i'm Rfhh.

The following is part of card which ap-
peared in the Central EEqnirer,u (Bibb
County,) on the 22d inst. 1t proves eoncius
lively the charge heretofore made against
some of the Breckinride men of that county,
of attempting to bribe men by the offers of
Office Mr.. Davis makes the charge distinctly.
If these Breckinridges can only succeed in
elecsing their men by such unworthy and
disreputable means. it is time that all honest
men should break off from them. No honest
cause needs any such appliances
Dir. Brown approached me and commenced
a conversation by stating that he regretted
the split in the Democratic party. and that
it was wrong for Democrats to abuse each
other and 'sce rant you TO rote for Breckinridge.
and go to the Legislature nezz year. sce beiece you
are the only Democrat IN the county that can beat
Sam Dacidson." l replied that 40 one re-
GREETED the division in the Democratic party
more than / did. and That had concluded
for the future to refrain from engaging in
any further exciting political discussions IN
less / was provoked to do so. and that did
not want to go to the Legislature, and if
did, always did my own voting and should
vote for Douglas.
JANE ". DAVIS.