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Prom wasn,nrtoa.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-Buchanan, in an interview
with ExPresident Tyler, expressed the belief that
no collision would occur between the Federal and
State forces during his administration, and he should
make every effort to prevent it.
1t is expected that the Rust and Dunn difficulty
will be amicsbly settled. , .-
Congress was engaged to-day on private bills. -
The Rhode Island House concurred with the Sem
ate in repesling the personal liberty bill
The House resumed the consideration Of The rs-
port of the committee of thirty three; without. cen
clusiOn adjourned
Senate adjourned till Monday.
WASHINGTON, January 24s-SESIrH.- Crittenden
denied having advocated coercion.
HoUsE-Hamilton thought that Texas would re-
main in the Union.
Considering the report of the Committee Of Thir-
ty-three, sharp words passed between Rust and
Dunn, which poFtend something serious the former
charging the John Brown raid on the Republican,
party.
Foreign.
NV YoRE, Jan. 26.-The reported loss of gun
boats on the Chinese waters is unconfrmed.
1t is reported that Spain is about to occupy the
principal Morocco fortresses in consequences Of
the non-fulhiIlnent of the treaty.
From mcmphIs.E
MEGPHIs. Jan. 25.-The Arkansas State Telegraph
Company's line is completed to Little Rock, and IA
now open for business.
From Norfolk
The Brooklyn sailed South yesterday with sealed
orders. She took two Companies from Fort Monroe.
From New Ycrk.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
CoRsrcrrD D11Ir BY rnE MERCHANTS BAxr-sHAsARD c,
Tennessee,
rh. notes of all Banks quoted at par are bantabl.

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis,
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchasge Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
brokers offering the desror the notes
Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
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River Na-a
Nashville PIow Wo-ss

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20 The river is falling with 10
feet water in the canal.
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DALLEY,S TAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

through the secreons directly upon the blood which being
the germ of life it is Of vital importance to keep and free
from all degenerang particles. The bane Of SCROFuLA the
Kings Evil Of ancestors has foe like the detergent and
eradicatng saFe Its healing qualities unequaledu the
RHEuM seRE LEGS SORE Breast and the ScALB
HRAp and prevalent in the 1t relieves
pain and soohes the nhammatsy irritation of WOUNDS by
charm Sold at the principal depots IA Broadway, y, and
Chartress street, New oreans by WRIGHT co., General
Agents. lso by all druggists AID merchants '-N r.
dec30 d&w1n. = p .t,-t iaat
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UPCoUeas The sudden changes Of climate
PULMONARY BRONCHIAL, and AsHMAIIo AFFECTIONS Expe
rience that simple remedies often act speedily
certainly taken IN the early stages Of the dseae,
course should had to Broo Bronchial 1roGhe"
Lozngs let the Cold Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
ever slight this precsuon serious attack may
efectualy varied Of Pubic SPEAKKRs and SINGERS will
clearing and the See
advertisement W. tAE nov24-d& w6m
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The statement Of the Philadelphia Banks for the ending
the 18th inst compare with that Of the previous asfOl
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southern Boot and Shoe Factor,

Southern Bout and Shoe Factory.
TENHE undersigned having determined to erss his BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENf,i in order TO supply a. far
possible, all persons In want Of q good article.
Having my Tannery and making most Of my heavy
leather a prepared and detsmed to sell the very lowest
prices extra iuducement those wishing
encourage Home instead OF Northern Manufstures.
ali Heavy Boots, shoes and Negro BrOgans,
slsoI -, c.rv nonrs
and shoes OF all sizes and qualities 10 order
In order to be ssecessul will have to conne my
cusvely for CASH. or in exchange for Hides therefore
orders presentation Spend your money where you can
get it again. JAMES W HAMILTON
NO. South CollegS street, Nashville,
doors Lom Grooms Garrett Co.,
iarl6-d&wlm Furniture Ware Rooms.
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Wash and be clean . ssd the Hebrew T 10 Nsinan the
syrian co He was sc:Piieal m he tried the sacred that
WINGED invalid q Wan do ne oooa7 Is The IN repeated
query We viii answer iAre down with Frustrated
powers OF mind and body pehsnee wishing
from this mortal coil. :" Try WrightsS ReiuVenating
Elixir you are not sO ateit is but simple vegetable
qnid but All powerful to raise you from helpless imbecy
and prOstrson to the proper equilibrium mental and bod
y vsor These art no idle words but verify indeed Sold by
all respectable druggists throughout the United staes and
Canada j. WRIGHT CO., sole prOprieOrs NsE Orleans,
La. dec30-dH wIm
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From Charleston,

NV York, January 25.-The steamer Ariel ha.
arrived with sl25O,OOO in specie.
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y FarENp o. z rHE ruRsERY

Chdrea frequent suf frers from exterua. iaIures
especially from Fsgid and CzmDe,ls EsEZosons-Aer
lore every mother should have healing preparation
constantly AZ nana II heals Breasts, and1 uicky
moves the TEIrEk or RING WORM SrsValent IN the
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DO You want a Pipe and Cane Together!
Give JOHN WHoRLEY, 81 South Market street, a
trial The most complete pipe yet offered, in mo
ment can be turned into neat and handsome walk
ing stick. Direct Importation from the European
manufactures 81 ~ r5'--1 1904 ianI
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THE CHIEF AmoNG Ten THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally suppaned al other Oinnens and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hernisphers
wherever Introduced and aie merit true secret
Of its In all affections, whether the caaae be
Gccideaxor
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Nashville Female Academy.

THROUGH TO DECATUR.
LII having been repaired trains running through
"A according to schedule time. jsnl9 DIT
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Georgia COnventIOn.

MrLLEDoEvnLE, Jan. 24.,-Mr. Hill offered an or
dinance, which was referred proving for the con
structon of the present postal, revenue and other
laws
Mr.. Cobb reported an ordnance revokisg The
Federal Jurisdiction over all lands that may have
been ceded to it by the State, and authorizing tbs
payment by the State for the fartestions arssnals
and all other Improvements, and the stores therein
LII ar-nr.
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Indiana LerIsInturn.


IEpIANAPoLIs, Jan. 23,-Ths Senate passed The
following resolutions, reported BY the Committee On
Federal Relations, by vote Of 20 10 S-tgo Demo-
Gratis voting with the Republicans: ~
Resolved, That We have not in the past eontribut-
ed in any degree to bring about . state Of things
which threatens to result in Overwhelming calamity
and unparalleled crime, We will not hereafter Dc
any act or which will tend to weaken the bonds
of this Union, to violate the Constitution or 10 op-
pose or otherwise interfere with any laws passed
under or by authority of the same
Reached That the maintsnancs Of the rights Of
the States and especially the right Of each Stale
to order and coatro its Own domestic institutions
according to its own judgment exclusively, 10 essen
tiA to that balance Of power which the psrpetu-
ity aEd endurance Of our political fabric dspsndG
and that We as portion Of the people will abide By
maintain and uphold it. both in theory and practices
snd in view Of the fact that several Of the States in
the Federal Union have placed themselves in an a.
titude of hostility towards the GOvernmant in cur
opinion, without justihsbls cause, therefore, belt
Resolucd, That all firm, wise, dignifed and pa.ri-
otto measures having for their object the preseyTa-
ton Of the Union and the maintenance Of national
authority under the Constitution whether adopted
by the President or his Administration, should be
sustained with hrmness and determination and in
behalf of the people of the State of Indiana we
freely pledge to the Federal Government whatever
of power and purpose a loyal and patriotic StaIs
should contribute in an effort 10 preserve the only
Government on earth wherein rights constituted the
foudstiOn Of its law and the measure of its civil
authority.
ResoIred That the citizens and Representative Of
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North Carotns, Ken
lucky, Missouri and Tennessee, who have patrioti-
caly resisted the progress Of secession, entitled
to the admiration and gratitude Of al other Union
loving citizens.
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areinssantly relieved OF their anguish pain ana nam
maiden, BY timely sPpea tion Of this marvellous healer
and the hesh isrenew as II 8 BY charm, blsnish
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N O ce,

WILL sell for cash, on Monday, December gam
at the Court House, in vile, negro boy namsa
oliver, levied as the property Of James Charan =
satisfy execution in my hands in favor Of Evans 70
sued by W. D. Robertson, ESQ., for two hundred and ss
lars and ninety I've cents and costs. JESSE
NOy "a, '0e-diu Constable ef psyida'A Ses's-
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| For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply at this
office, ~ A.a4 81 dec29-tf
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Bran, Bran, Br~n.

Bran, Bran, BrNn.
BUsT received per steamer Nashville gs Bran sale
- by JAMES McLAUGHLAH & CO.,
jan22-H No. South Market street.
ENREsH Herring, Neal Stock Lari ;ust received, per
II stesmer GlenNo cod, and for sale By
ia 12-h BENZ IF SHIELDS 4 co.
Flour, Meat and Bran.
lust received and 70 sAlea choice let OF Meal and
% Bran, ~ jaDl COMBS AAkTE.
Bacon, Lard, Potatoes. &e.,
for SALE Bacon, Lard Potatoes Produce and
0rooeries nv COMRS MARTIN,
Ianigfn Church strest, below Postofice.
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HOUSE oF1REPREsENTATIvEs.
DELEGATES TO SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1851.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
O'Clock, and the session opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. RAINS.
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Representatives voting for Gen. Pillow are
Messrs. Baker, of Perry, Baker, of Weakley, Barks
dale Bavless, Beatty, Bennett, Cowden Critz, David
son. Doak, Farley Frazier CAN'T, Harris, Hurt, In
gram, Kennedy, Lea, Lockhart, Nall, Porter, Rob-
erts. Shield Smith, Sowell, Trevitt, Vaughn Whit
more Woods and Speaker Whitthorne
Representative Pickett voted for A. S. tysr.
i Franklin county. 4e 3
Representative Williams, Of Hickman, voted for
The result was announced for Jones 4s and Pillow
Al, and thereupon Mr.. Jones was declared elected,
n Se0sntk Congressional District. .ssa5
Representative M0RPHEIS nominated J. F.
Mckinney, Esq. of McNairy county.
Representative BEATTY nominated Thomas Mar
| tin, Esq, of Giles county -.s..s--. (.
The convention then ballOted with the following
result f-ae flsas g
Senator's voting for Mr.. Mckinney are Messrs.
Allen, Boyd Bradford, Bumpass, Hildreth, Horn,
Nash Richardson, Stanton, Stokes, Stokeiy, and
Trimble-l2. .-ss. Z .----rr --.--.sq ..-.s q.
Senators voting for Mr.. Martin are Messrs. Hun
ter, johnson, Lane, MINIS, Mcclellan MeNeilly,
Payne, Peters, Stovan, Thompson, Wood and
Speaker Newman-l2. t rs e
r representatives. vctiug for Mr. Mckinney are:
Messrs. Armstrong Bieknell, Bledsoe, .britton,
Butler, Caldwell, Cheathsm, Davis, Dudley, East,
Ewing, Gillespie Gorsaan, Greene, Havron, Jones,
johnson, Kenner, Kincaid Of Anderson, Kincaid Of
Claiborne, Martin, Mcoebs, Morris, Morpheis, Nor
man, Richardson, RUSSELL Seuter, Shrewsbury,
Trewbitt White of Davidson, Williamson, Wisener,
and Woodard-34s go. -5.l ;--- saa .ss-e.
Representatives voting for Mr.. Martin are:
Messrs Baker of Perry, Baker of Weakley. Banks
dale. Bayless Beatty. Bennett, Cowden, Critz, Ds-
wilson, Doak, Farley, Farrely, Frazier, Ga It,
Guy, Harris, Hebb, Hurt, Ingram, Kennedy, Lea,
Lockhart, Mayfsld, Nall, Pickett Porter, Roberts,
She'd, Smith, SoHell, Trsvitt, Vaughn, Whitmore,
Williams Of Hickman Woods, and Speaker Whit
thorpe-36.
Tbo ,osnIt no. orno1,os5 for Mckinney 46 and
Martin 4S, and thereupon Mr.. Martin was declared
elected, sees b. -af sr'1ara ,r-- asr t
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20 THE BUS INESS IA e n
AND
Merchants Of Nashville.

THE CINCINNATI DAILY ENQUIRER,
said by the Merchants Of this c, Of the very best
4 Commercial papers published in this country.
Its position National and Conservative paper Is too well
known to be set forth in. IAN advertisements.
Aisnon-dIW FARAN MCLEAN
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Flour.
200 bsEs Extra Family Flour, for s.ls b.
Jana JANIS McLABGKlIN eco
y, A. FahnestOek's Vermifase.

Ia A. FahnestOek's Vermifuge.
| -QFThis Safe and Effcctua1 Remedy fer
Orzns has been extensively used bT regular phseisns
than proprietary medicine Ehh has ever maas ~ -
pearance in the United States.
It 10 nd Win ne and condolences ~ gentmsn
who attained emasnss all the Middle Western AID AouA
srn States
The great cause popularity The faet hat aohng hAs
discovered substituted an us place and
that il nay be rsd ali without any fears a, % the r
suit perfeSt safety reaommend1 20 sfsry parent *
worms are creied within the sys.e, viii speedily pel hen
utout All But to obtain The genuine article. every
-haald be On and look we'll to the initials
~ ho A.. wrapper particular see that he u buying
ri A. Sshosstocks VeraifsEe. and no other nov4-wrs
KEsR Meal and stock Feed, Just received per steamer
| X Poland. A fresh supply BY -. 80.
1 decl2 HnNs SUI = ".
lust OPENED.
"A UnlOn street., -
UR Spring and Summer Fashions, together Win ,assea
assortment Of Irepsh Cloths. CassusEes ytags, ks,
latest imporons, which viii be made IN euF uaus us
dor style, and 20 which Sssespeetaly lnye attention.
G HARVEY co.
s-AlwAsoa .AAsd ss'sos assorsaans st fu.slsains
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markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS 25The weather has been wet day
Cotton sales 500 bales middlng sales Of the
g. 500 bales Coffee firm stock bags against
500 bags time year Freight Liverpool Ia
asked and 19l I-l6 paid. ..r.......
CINCINNATI Jan. 25-Four dull. Corn 3ec. Oats 26927c
Whisky 1870. Mess Pork SIG 759 Lard 9X99llc. Coffee
1X9l1Kc. LuEar 41lt9sKc. MOissses 2s93Oc.
NEw YORK. JAM 2S-cottOn rm gales to day $500 bales
uiddlns upland FAC. Flour dull. Mess Pork declined
Larry 99l0H.
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Foreign Commercial.

F0Feign commercial
LIVERPOOL jan I2-Psr Steamer 6ta0GrG.-Bullioa the
Bank Of England decaei 900 pounds, and in the
Of France g., 600 francs.
Richardson. Spence Co. quote Flour dull, declined 3d.
White Corn 394OS sugar dull declined ID CoGee quiet
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From Norfolk,

The Brooklyn sailed South yesterday with sealed
orders. She took two Companies from Fort Monroe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AEssEs Ozark, GREGoRY o:Gxxrs Il have been using
your justly celebrated Ambrosal Oil for or weeks,
case Of chronic sore say have received
dement, from its use than from all the eye water and pre-
scrp1ons that have tried their are legion have
ovoo us enecy IS sovereign balm for othsr ills that
the nam.n Tamil are subject to- great pleasure in
commencing It IN ali cases Of sches infamations have
en bnd Tor eight and by aid Of your Am
orosa W have just read aletter badly written that my
we and daughter could not make it This owe Am
gr.al O as nave not been able yesrs.
money to buy 1T. = WIIIT LTGG. =
Limestone county, Ala. ianI3d&waw
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BArox RoUGE, Jan. 24.-The following ordinaaos
was adopted by the Committee Of Fifteen, aad viii
probably pass tO-morrOw:
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MEMPHIS Jan. 25.-The Arkansas State Telegraph
Company's line is completed to Little Rock, and "a
now open for business.
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JUST OPENED.

UHREsH Meal and Stock Esd, Just received per ss.ass
d.c,a R q BENZ SHIELDS 90.
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Representative HEBB nominated Hon. Geo. W.
Jones of Lincoln county.
Representative CAN'T nominated Gen Gideon j
Pillow. of Maury county.
The convention then baloted with the following
result.
Senators voting for Mr. Jones are: Messrs. Allen.
Boyd, Bradford. Bumpass, Hdreth Horn Nash,
Richardson Stanton, Stokes, Stokely, and Trimble-
Z.
Senator's voting for Gen. Pillow are: Messrs. Hun
ter Johnson. Lane, Minis, Mcclellan, McNeilly,
PAYNE Peters Stovall, Thompson and Wood-ll
Mr. Speaker Newman voted for John Fulton, of
Franklin county.
Representatives voting for Mr. Jones are: Messrs,
Armstrong Bicknell Bledsoe. Brtton, Butler, Cad-
well Cheatham, Davis Dudley, East, Ewing, Far
RELY, Gillespie, German. Greene, Hayron, Hebb
Jones' johnson, Kenner, Kincaid, of Anderson, Kin
caid. of Claiborne, Martin, McCabe Morris, Nor
pheis Norman Richardson, Russell, Senter, Shrews-
bury, Trewhtt, White, of Davidson, Williamson,
Wisener, and Woodard-36.
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OFFICE HoME Mutual FIRE MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Tx st, Louis, October 90, 1853.
We have Hemsreets Preservation Qnimitable Re
storaseJ and to the pepoes which
signed better than anything have uses BEFORE and
recommend t in the highest terms. HENRY.
.. L CHEsIER,
G Cross.
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Representaine 2, vot no for Mr. Aiilfgan are Aessrs
Armstrong Bayiess, Biokne Bleasos Br ton But But
Ter, Caldwell Cheatham. Daris pualey. r1s, a am-
ing Farley Farrel, Gillespie Gorma Rn SFsen e
avron, Hart Jones' Johnson A TartiD Ms1fel u
nrC sTson M hr Norphes Norman Richardson,
RnSse srJpr She'd. Shrewsbury, Treyitt Trew-
ttt 80 davidson Williamson, Wiseher, and
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Bank.
Bank Of Kentucky;
Northern Bank.
Southern BAnks-....
Bank OF Louisville.
Farmers Bank ..--..
Commercial Bank.
Bank of Ashland.
Peoples Bank...-....
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04

.Saeakiay-True men always Ike an
cpeu, fraok, manly opponent. Instead Q!
coming up squarely aud stating their fair
objections to Mr.. Woods, we hear of per-
sons circulating privately aud telling little
.alsehoods and iouenioes against him, that
can not perhaps be known IN time 10 be
controveried. TO ALL backbiters We can
say in brief, "Mr " Gods received a UNA
yINoUs nomination By the Union Con-
vention of his own county Of Mitilin "
Gnag that file while
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ OF Administration upon the Estate Of
SAMUEL HUhMEL. ia,c Of Union town
>alp.UHl9l county iced. have been granted 10
i..su11rs> iguet b. the Register oi I EIon coun-
lrIu due '1rm OF law; therefore, all persons IN
d-t.rt 10 SAID estate are requested 10 make
immediate paymenl,aBd taose having any JUS
claims are also requested 10 present them le-
ca.., authenticated ior settlement. 10
TEANKLIN IIUMAEL, Admin
Union. Dr:- :. I-cl Isaac LCNMEL, isirzirs
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r-"Nr Slenker is not my chOice-yet
I a7oa't Eq9,g Mr.. Woods" it is some times
said. True, Woods is but little known in
Union, nor Slenkcr in Mtlliu. Bu; We
c1u Lot personally know all for whom VIC
vote. Bu; ask Judge Beaver, Who live!
in the same town with him-ask Geo. +.
Miller, Esq, who has Practieet with hin,
as to bi, clpacity-a,s Elias Riehi what
Shen ZJok testiii Of Woods integrity.
s9-A good Tosu Property is offered
i.s sale ~ to-days paper
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04

EIlrr- aud b. or 81 Others, yS,Slr'rs-
The whole State gave about 10000 for
the Re7.-Uuiou man, 5000 for the Ind :
Union man. oul the poo7 Democrat, accu-
sd Of Secessioais;D, had ouly $500.
rgN4iue and California voted just tie
same way, bu; net so strong. Let Peun-
sylvauii ard the other Union States imi-
tate their example, and thus convince the
Rebels that these States arc all one fox
sustaining the Administration.
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UEI0u IiARlIE WORKS,

T EiTTER'S OLD STAND. Narke; ST.,
y between i.h and 5,h, LcsIi>ju:G.
Constantly on hand a general assortment #
Monuments. TJm5s, Head and IOa. @faEC~. HlHici>.
,>iTg-Iu-fGT> AMI a. either NALL "pnh- "y are
ISyar-i :. a. all -u.,s 3 PLAN al Ornamental Nlrs
IL tar ;u-t ia.--- s'y,- i-son= IN wan; 90: aay
article in line. sru'i 90 well iy -ii- % our e-taa
li-buaai j-s - rur-11s1- .-ehgrc " ar cDd lent
;ast -ive bitter ;ilu ran D. .l-e a. soy
other --tai.isa -a-rft. III a. 2. rt.r -a----
April I5,I- RITTER & LINpIG
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How they Vote in 1851!
THE LOYiL STATES, UNITED

The vote in some Of the toaIsLips Of
NrrnInt at the late election, proves how
strong the Union feeling is in the Green
Mo1ntain Safe. There we're three eanIi,
dates fyr Governor. Ho.brook, Republican,
Uaicn; Tracy, IaIapanden, Union; AMI
Judge Smal!ey (iare Chairmao Of the De
mocra,i; National Committed Democrat.
Putting the two uai9ubfed Union votes
t)sather, we find little room for Secession
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r....srut Jss-r->'4.fI >.N1JRN. o. HlG.;a &c.
,-,,.er-HENEl JcIN>0N. 81 l,um.Es ,ouH,J.
,,.msi,m.H-tT,.T rrtlfE Of JlIor county.
UENEi k.ciI.l...n nf sander ,Urn.5
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04
$500 Repub. majority


2,29S Repub m'jority
Those who voted for LINCOLN, would
most naturally vote for his warm friends,
JOHNSON and WOoDs. Ga the contrary,
Fazion's (Bre~E's) friends would as natu-
rally :a7or B'1ir and SieHk,sr.
eQ-Frieads in Lyeoming, Clinton, Gen.
ter, Snyder, and M;fljn, are hopeful of
Republiean-Union msjorities over the
Breckinridge Democrat Tickets open aud
secret.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04
Iiaia Ta9cLfrs Walted.

StEVEN Male school Teachers are wanted
) 10 whie Deer Tp.. Union &C., to teach
laur months. The Z ar! 4 Directors VIII
meet au saturday the lalh ui Oei.nrsl-Io EN-
T'1y Teacher, . hl may 'a>ifs 10 ea1ase, at
liberal wages. and aisu uo,iiy them g neE the
schools are 20 commence. To meet a. 10 4 VI
:. v N l. R.-;er's fu ~ g Jc,uuhia
AARON " SMITH, Sec'y
Whit Deer --Ti. =. 1901,