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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-01
.sWhat does he in the south, when he
should serve his (Squatter) SOVereigns
tu The NOrthID

Mr Douglas is now on his ''winding way" to the
South For what purpose Is he afraid that Lin
coin will get the vote of some Southern State: and
considers his presence and eloquence necessary to
prevent it. or it to negotiate with the leaders of
the Bell party for transfer of his followers to the
Know Nothing Bell that Breckenridge may be there
by defeated in some of the Southern States? He
must know that it is utterly impossible for him to
obtain the electoral vote of single Southern State
and that a division of the Democratic vote in them
can result in nothing but the giving of those States
to the Know Nothings if the division prevails to the
extent of his wishes But he is destined to be great
ly disappointed and the attempt to transfer his fol-
lowers will result only in rendering him more obi
GUS to the South than he now is. If he really de-
sires the defeat of Lincoln he should have remained
in the North. 1t is there, and in the Northwest only
that he could be of any service for that purpose By
coming to the South this stage of the contest he
proves conclusively that he is either afraid to con-
front the strong ant-slavery feeling of the Northern
States as developed in the late Pennsylvania Ohio
and Indiana elections for fear it will inure his fu
prospects; that his hatred to Breckenridge is
so intense that he would prefer anything to his cleo
ton The latter would seem to be the fact from his
declaration to Mcpherson stated by Lewis, that
rather then see Breckenridge elected, he would
throw the election over to Lincoln" and yet with a
full knowledge of all these facts he is sustained by
men who claim to be true Southern Democrats and
is, we are informed, to be honored by public re-
ccptiou in of the largest of Southern cities.
Well, this strange world, or at least there are
many strange people init
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-01
The Driver Hoax.

The Banner publishes the notorious DRIVER letter
which, for some time. has been going the rounds OF
the Opposition press. The Banner says;
1r. John Driver, an avOwed Democrat of Russell
county. Ala. wrote letter TO Gerrit Smith, abOli-
ton candidate for the Presidency, asking him and
his party to help elect Lincoln to dissolve the
Union.
Is it possible that the Banner can be ignorant of
the fact that several prominent citizens of Russell
county have certified over their signatures that
there is but man nssaed DRIVER in Russell coun-
ty, and he is "a BELL MAN, whom they believe to be
too honorable TO have written such letter for such
purposes? We warn our friends to beware Of all
sucb false rumOrs.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure IN Announcing to my old friends and sus-
toners that after absence Of two years, have again
turned to practise Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches having PurhL the interest OF brother
in the cid established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four Uenth in New York the SUMMER obtain fully AL
the late Improvements Ia the have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout. That facilities
better to produce hrs class work than Galleries
boast Of and conduce 20 he comfort Of p1ons
only to sustain tbs proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained bat to elevate Il to still higher standard
also engaged he services Of M COOK Of the best Photo
graphers the world who Pictures which
frat premium at the World Pa in London in 1851
determined only this the leading Gallery
ssAte but work shall not Be surpassed Moth south.
and introduces to the public the foioang styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette plain cOored:
IYorytypes cOlored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size; ss-a- Id q.
Visiting cards, full length, plain; -
Au:ogrGph Photographs, Is taken sitting.
eterrsoscopes, glass paper. e-... .
continue to make the Melainoype and Ambrstype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Card, which only made time. All
who wantof anything in line
call before visiting elsewhere vii prove By secalar
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully,
setsl-a r.. W. HUGHES.
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,.,IoIn me Ca,siu. orr sink. -

The Bell men were highly pleased at the Douglas
exercises on Saturday.
They cried for Douglas Justify. They sat around
him. near him and followed hurrah for Douglas,
when Douglas drove his lance at the Democracy.
Some of the high priests of the party sat up in the
altar, where they could get good benefit They
will doubtless have good digestion But it is a
pitv they have to leave home, hunt up spostate
and an old enemy of theirs to do work against the
Democracy.
Bell is powerless to do any damage, and they cry
for Douglas for help
~ am sick, give me some drink, Ttinius."
CgattanOOga Reflector
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Douglas in the West.

The BaIaer says The Douglas men OF West Ten
nessee are offering bets, and betting all they can
raise that STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS VIII cross Tennessee
River with thousand more votes than breckenridge"
4 friend authorizes us to say that he will bet
$1,000. that DOUGLAS does not cross the Tennessee
River with thousand more votes than BREKCIN-
RIDGE and another $1,000. that DOUGLAS does not
cross the Tennessee River with as many votes as
BRECKRRIDGE.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF MISSOURI.

have just returned to the city, after an extensive
tour through the State, on both sides of the river
have been cheered by what have seen, at almost
every step of my progress. There can be no doubt
that the of true Democracy, of sound Consti-
gaining ground daily. Our friends, standing upon
our State platform, and battling for the cause of
the Constitution, and the equality of the States,
have everything to encourage and animate them.
The signs in our own State, even more than those
in favor of Breckenridge and Lane is bearing them
to fortune and success Let their friends be not only
hopeful and courageous, then, but active energetic
ndomtable, until the last hour of the last day of
the struggle and not only Missouri. but the whole
country vii. have cause for gratitude and rejoicing
Dnr
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PeHmanship and Photography,
J. W. DOLBEAR,

XK7ILl, Saturday. s7in opena olass for eaehirz
the above useful arts in Mr. Kirkman's Building cor
Of Summer and Union streets. Bours S, p and
at night All who wish join classes shou secure
seats without delay as the room is small ard viii
date large number. oct2s-u
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Estray in Perry County.

TTVAKEN up by 3D. sNTn, in the Third District, Perry
Il county, Tenn, Mare NIUE, about thirteen
high brown shout eighteen years old neay blind
Appraised the 14th ds Of April, 1890 fifteen dollars
J. LARKINS, Ranger
November /. '6O-W3tt fer Perry county,
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viii the orators and the presses who sustain Ev-
ERETT for Vice President give US the main line of
argument used by Senator SUMNER in his Kansas
speecht Mr.. EVERETT said that he Endorsed that
g,rnert. Will they, dare they publish JoHy BELLS
Know Nothing speech at Knoxville in 1855
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"A KNOCK Down ARGuNEST. The Jackson Wing
of thief 26th inst. claims that, Arkansas will cast
her vote for BELL and EVERETT" and gives as an
indication of the condition of public sentiment in
White county, that at pressrasing in that county
there were twelve voters present of whom seven
teen were for BELL, three for DoUGI4s and one for
BREcKNRIDGE." Seventeen out of twelve for BELL !
There must have been some men II buckram there
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MISSOURI MOVING INTO LINEl
SAFES BRIGHT AND FRIGHTENING!
Cheering Letter from Governor Polk

Every citizen of st. Louis says the ST. Louis, Bud
Isin knows the great intelligence the sincerity the
franEness, the candor, the cool judgement and the
perfect truthfulness of Senator Polk. He has Just
returned home from thorough canvass of the State
during which he has sought to find out the true
condition of parties. He frankly communicates the
results of his observation to the people of Missouri
in the subjoned letter. Read it, brother Democrats
and buckle on your armor for the contest A splen-
did triumph awaits you, if you will but be true to
yourselves and to your country.
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POeket BOOK Found.

MOUND, Monday Morning. Morocco Pocket Book con-
tanning snail amount Of money and several valuable pa-
! eFs. which the ownef can have or applysg to
oct3O-d3t JOHN RILEY. Eagpheif
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r.. B. SNOWDEN & co.

Union and American block.
NETE just in receipt Of large and vel. selected stock Of
sell at low Prices 10 snit the Times.
Country Merchants cannot do letter than to
call US, as Offering extra inducements.
Brandiss. all vntase, in wood and glass;
Irish and Scotch Whisky 49,
Madeira, Sherry and Port, OF the best brands; = 81.
Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum. in wood and glass;
Champagne, Hook, Mosel and CIarets
italian and German Wines, Of all kinds
Old MonongahelA, Rye, Bourbon and Corn WHISKY;
Bittsrs-HOsetter's, Goueys Boxers Old saehsu, &e;
Scotch Ale and London Porter,
French COrdiaIs, Light Wines and Syrups.
italian Maecaroni, Vermeelli and Fas,uiee;
Green and Black Teas, all qualities:
Hemetcally Sealed Meats, Fruits;
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves, Jeiiies and Jams;
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments;
Nut, Fruits and Candied PruitE
Dried Fruits, Figs and RaiIins;
Extracts and Perfumsry;
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
Brandy Fruts;
Crackers, &c. &c.
Fire Works, Rockets and Roman Candles:
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and Snuff;
MesTchaum Pipes, Cigar and Liquor Gases;
Smoking TObaecO-Turkish and Virginia;
Cranb.nies, BuckwheAt and Syrup
Cheese-Eu glish Dairy, W. R. and Pine Apple;
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues:
Wooden and Willow Ware and Brooms;
New York Steam Refined Candy:
French Csndied Fruit, Apricot Paste and Nougat
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive Oil,
Macksre, shad, Salmon, Roe Herring
Smoked and Sauced Salmon and csd Pish;
Dates, Dried Fruit, Canton Ginger, &c, &c sc.
Together with al Articles pertaining the supply Of families
Il. Il. SNOWDEN q CO.,
ost3I-dH No. North Cherry Street.
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Addition Conspiracy against Texas and the
SOUTH

A certain Mr.. BEwLEY, Il Northern Methodist
preacher our readers have doubtless noticed, sayl
the Constitution was lately hung in Texas, on the
conviction of having abetted the late ncendiary
spiracy in that STATE Evidence has been furnished
prove only his guilt in the matter bat to
show the existence of general Abolition conspir-
acy, of which he was only one of the agents. From
the St. Louis Christian Advocate we publish the fol-
lowing deeply instructive and startling document in
relation to the matter. The Advocate says!
We publish the following letters as we received
them. Mr.. Bethany and Mr. Buck are both Ministers
of the GOspel-men good and true-and would no
more favor a wrong act than would any other per-
son whomsoever. We have neither the time nor
space for any comments at present ED. ADV.
DEAR Bro. MCASALLY: We have just closed
camp-meeting two miles out of to IN. Results
thirty-fve accessions, fifty conversions
Our country is 50 healthy that physicians are not
paying their board.
Bro. j. r. Bellamy furnished me with the enclosed
document which he has read in manuscript; and
we wish you to publish it in the Advocate that our
friends in Missouri may how abolitionism is do
ing here, and what it aims at accomplishing. The
letter directed to Mr.. Bewley, Northern Meth
odst preacher who has since fled to Kansi or Mis-
souri, for whose arrest $500 reward was offered.
think there is fiction in the letter. merely run
Bewley from Texas, few days before it was
found the town of Henderson was burned, over one
hundred miles from the place where it was found;
and the man named in the letter as the correspond
ing secretary for this State was taken at Hender-
son. acknowledged himself to be acting in that capa-
city and was hanged Many others have shared
the same sad fate-both black and white-and 9TH
ers will soon go the same way.
Use these lines you may think best; but publish
the letter, if you please, at our request
Your brother J. B. Buck.
WESTERN TEXAS Oct. IL 1850.
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Z or Rent or lease.

TEyHAr large comuodou5 Warehouse formerly occupied
by H. FREAcH soE. fronting forty one feet Clark,
running back near hundred feet with large Basement
length fronting foyone feet Church, aad adjoining
the House French, Irwin Reid This is the largest and
most convenient Storage House ely, and be or
pom the most favorable terms For particulars sPpy
H. s. FRENCH, at the Once Ct French Irwin L Reid.
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ON THURSDAY he Ist1 das % November, 1sso
fer for the highest bkds, At Patterson IsOl WORKS
tNaToWS Of Hnpsh. aud late resd1ce Of Maj James L Ben,
II Chatham county, Ter Rssses- ezra eHwawa
FROM sixty to seventy head u nuisg
seventy ssEenty-aye had Of Catile;
seventy t. Serenity i've ks1d OF Sheep;
Seven Yoke OF Oxen; Efa
Carts. Wagons, PioEs, ke.s &C =. L.. L.
Two Blacksmith Tools, cars1Ler Tools, &es &c
1000 Barrels Con-. In The FRlds
2j Staeks Of Millet Hay.
AMI various Otlsr articles, TOO tedious somsnt0n.
Terms OF sale s-For Al Of SO and under,
in hapd. over that sun credit Of nine mon;hs viii b
Bonds with approved security in all cases VIII 3 rniret aeior
removal Of The property - y STU sAAADs Aanr-
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For the Congregational Districts.
First District-A. G. WATKINS, of jefferson
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
Third 4" d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth Z" THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren
Fifth WIN. B. BATE, Of Sumner.
Sixth Z" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh " n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eghth " R0BT. W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson
Ninth Il" J. D. c. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD. of Haywood.
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TNyWO negro men, good farm hands Also, negro
several children said woran Is good house ser
want cook and will be hired at good home for board and
clothing. prefer hiring in Edsehsld vicinity.
j. l.. & X. v. Brown,
1870
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Sensation Items.

The Bonner of yesterday says :
The East Tennessee boys in This city claim that in
many of the counties in East Tennessee Douglas
will get a majority over breckenridge and that,
John BELL will cross the mountains with larger
majority. than was ever given to Wing candidate
A friend authorizes us to say that he Will bet
500 that DOUGLAS does not get majority over
BREcKryRrpGE in any county in East Tennessee, and
SIOO. that JOIN BELL will not cross the mountains
with a larger majority than the Opposition candl-
date for Governor did in the last election.
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Fer the Union and American.

Fer the Union and American.
Breckinrfdge and Lane.
Our banner to the breeze We ling,
On it there rests no stain,
And there's inscribed ne noble aanes
OF Breshinriags md Lane
Let Akoliton stretches beast
That they Ger Us w1l reign
They'll nnd mighty Southern host
For Breekirriie and Lane
Our foes iOosirg every day,
The fact is very plain,
The South Is coming
To Breckinridge and Lane
Hunah our cause is gaining ground
From Florida 70 Maine;
The sountry's raIlying everywhere
To Brsckinridge and LaneI
Wen let our banner proudly aoal
Upon the air again;
The Whols united South will vote
For Breekinridgs and Lanel
The Melancholy Ditty of Judge Douglas
in Search Of His Mother Dear.
DONE INTO vEzsE 10 THE ruSE LOvlL
Judge Douglas he stood at his mansion door,
Areadng the bred Scott case;
And : the gispt', was bothered in mind that Day,
For remarkably long was his lace
Snow where are you going John Pornsy saiI.
snow, where ars you going 2" aid he
g. going to lay weary bead,
Upon my dear mothers knse-knse-knes,
Upon M dear mothers knee"
So he rode, and he rode, and he rode for away
On steamboat and railroad train
But atho' he rode many day,
His search for his mother vain-van-Vain,
His search for his mother was vain.
Oh the Juise was stopped a. each stopping place
By the people, all eager to see
The man who bad sacrificed name and fame
The President for n te-be-be,
Tbs President for to be-
He went IN hot haste down to the South
In search OF his mother dear;
Bat he got further than RSieigh town
When he left with a fea in his eAr--ear--eaT,
When he left with fea in his ear.-D1RN DetfG.
MARRIEDs
On Wednesday evening" Dist nlt, BY the Rev. Dr. Howell
BESJAMIN @. YOUNG, Esq 10 Miss ELIZABETH BLACK
LOCK, of KENTUCKY. 49, -... Z.
|
In Edssnsi on 3lst u bUBLLA KELLs Oldest dauEh
ter Of Rev. J. R. Graves agea years 10 months.
to-day ats O'Clock P NJ from the residence Of he
father in Engeheld Services By Bld.A. G. Dayton
Funeral Notice.
Mrs SALLY L. WALTON, wife OF Capt. VIM. B. Walton, die
yesterday evening Her funeral WILDE preached at Tbs fAni
residence this ues6ay) afternoon at O'Clock By the Rev. DT
Quntsri. Burial the Talbot burial ground The friends ar
/ respectfully invited to attend
November I, 1s60.
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAxINE
FOR NoTRMBER.
TEARPERsS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR NoTKMBKK.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK Tor November.
lie BON TON JOURNAL OF FASHIONS
FoR NOVEMBER.
BLACKWOOD,s EDIgBURGH MAGAZINE
e,t FOR OcT0BER
JUST RECETTED By JOHN KOHK co.
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AdminfstrnfoF'a sale.

TFVHAT vsry desirable House and Lot occupied b. myself as
dwelling, immedassy opposts The new hotel, cherTy
street. the balaaes Of this year and or the next
oefa4-2w WILL. Z. BOTD, ia.
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nsead Of breaking up the Unior we interd 10 strengthen
and to lengthen it."-5oHE C. BKBcKIEkIDsE.
The Constitution and the Equality Of the Sateli These an
the symbols OF everlasting these be The raying cr
the people. JOHN c. BREcKNK1DeE
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Auction Sale of Dry Goods. CloshfnE, Fam
cy GOods, Groceries, ae.

HARDY BROTHERS. ActiOnoers.
AN MONDAY Morning, sth November Isc0 AZ 10 ociosk
se viii sell the entire stock q Dry Goods rocsrss
J. = Psggoner, Of Edgedsld levied b. William WiIssn c.
G., and ". C. shaw, d. c. 70 satisfy certain aitachasEts
Campbell and others.
In addition 70 the aboys By the Euthorty yin b soa
buxgy and harnefs OF hazdsome appeAaae Also. lamps
5000 shingles etc Sale takes place IN ont Auson Roons
TERMS act eAsh. WILLIAM WILSON, D G..
" straw, @ DC
HARDY BROrHHRS,
Oers5-tds AielionseFS Gen1 Agts. az Pabno square
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WILL esss for term o. years or longer rent for th
ensuing year, favorable terms thai large
cemmOdous dEenxs the corner Of Broad and Vsux Hal
streets occupied b. II. N. Hsya gao
VII sell upon very favorable terms, he rsnain
ger o' ny interest IN the property formerly occupied rs
dsnee nov rented o b. P BoScs, aad half nile
west o. the Court House, containing deR
OF en rooms And Oe1er i1proTeens ahout twelve
Snpeor gardyn SOIL portion Of shch beausiFs 5Rs
grass and shaAe trees more home In he nedste
vicinity Of Nashville cannot be oand for sale n not
sold h VII be for rsHtior the e0ns year Apply a. 10 az
Cherry street toetEi kUGRNE UNDERWOOD.
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For the state at Large.
IANDON C. HAYNES, Of Washington.
w. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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trustees sale of VaiEuabie Negroes.

FY virtus OF Deed Trust executed By james L. Bell d.
ceased the undersigned as Trustee On as th cay o.
ApT 1889 and registered In Se RsgerHOce Of Oheatha
county 10 book A. page and in Dctson county IN ReE
Once in book u pages AS and 10 I will eR Zoe ie, oeor
Court House door IN the city Nashville saurdAy,sh
day OF November next 80 many Of hHssgs men5oedi
said deed, (eos sstng Of men women and ehidgsn viii
isfy the debt for which aid led Ea1 ezssured
Q. 2. McROBERTs, Trustee.
Nnahrina
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Valuable Printing Oflice for sale.
SiTUAfKD wealthy section Of country IN Tsnne.sss an
- having extensive Saksc 2on list and seEerHsag PAT
ronags The paper Democratic and viii be od on reasonaol
ns 70 no one hovevsr bat Democrat me paper eo
and 70 syoete SSts Equay, and the proprietor VII nos =
= 50 out q ns hands 70 be devoted 70 other purpose -
arter particulars enquire a the UEoE AID AHEEIcAE OFFcr
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A fine Article.
NegrOes to Mire.

BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese,
noyI BENZ. p. SHIELDS co.
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dubious Roots.

VETR have assortment Of the choicest Buib OuS
w ROOFS imported from Holland, suitable for planting
in November or December for covering the Paor IN January
or February. [nOvI-ul MCKENZIE AINoHIN.
Rich Furs at Private Safe for three Days
Only
XETE have Just received ane lot Of rich French
NJ Canada PruSssn sable, Fitch, harten and Coney
Purs TO which the attention OF the ladies is invited.
now BENZ z. SHIELDS co.
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For REM

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, cuuvsu,su. 10 IN
sness in Of the agreeable neghborhooas IN ne
city. Moderate rents possession given inmsdiasaly
J. ". LAHGLEY.
oetlO-d PB Apply Is a Cniou % /.
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FOR vICEPRESIDENT

tUh FIOLrI hLoIDINll
} OSEPH L A N E,
OF OREGON.
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DAILY IS; TRIwEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADvAEcE.
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GoDEY,s LADIES' BOOK %. Ss..ns,. for
sale By GREEN & co.
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National Democratic Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE
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mAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

LESLIE,s MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER
for sale By GREEN q CO..
octsi-H Ne. q Union 9traet
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The NewEYork Daily EIsrHId and he Louis
willie Daily Journal sorniobJ GREEN co.