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cANvAssERS, ATTENTION |.

I'VE ECLECTIC COMMENTARY on TIE BIBLE
also large stock OF Wilson's Tales Of the Boniers
snd Of scotland In Nc, and bound vols; and Psnes Pic.
ioris World Illustrated London and ONlor Bible, for
on very favorable terms Tor cash up star Ia the New
Observer Building. ~ Nassau = BY
iyil 81 l. CHICHESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

Ny The New-Jersey syater-Cure Esta bIish-
penf situated IN the Orange Mountains At South OrsnR
NswJersey. ffeon miles from New-YorS 10 line Of
ne Morris and ksseg Railroad
The stop within quarter u mile from the esisb
ishment leaving the foot OF COrsud-sL oclOcs A
and O'Clock NJ Of each day, arriving n South Orange
IN shout one houT.
DR. MEEKER snpOuncg tn the public. tina, he has Just
nnished hs arrangements Tor OF tho most complete Wat
erCure Embellishments and Summer retreats now In the
country.
DR. VI returned nom Europe In tns Winter Of 1876 where
le had been nearly three years than Onehird Ofwhch
inns spent Graefeuberg and the other Water essb
shmers OF Germany and has hecu that tine engaged
To selecting location ani erecting establishment suited
20 hls views he subject.
The establishment i planned pafiicuar with view TO
the comfort ard convenience Of the patent and built upon
he English plan Of wsercurc establishments having pn
bathroom attached each paeurs shut od from
the by folding doors whore tie patient have
bath except the large dOuche aud swimming BATH which
beautifully suise1 about 10 rods from the house me len 81
ne mountain There also three large plunge bshs ~
house On the grounds are also two wave baths, one "
them from the natural falls of he brook Ia the raylne, and
swimming bath y feet square erected 70 the pleasure Of
simmer visitors, &c attending their ends and other pa
aeuts.
Dr. 81 will open bis establishment for the sesson on the
18th June and sny commune aOns addressed 70 CHAS.
hEEKER, MD Al Newark ~ Jersey, or at South Orange,
v. IAr-~v will r~ceiv~ su~nuon ie2l Inn
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.
Bank Failure.

ALBANY. Tuesday, July n.
The Canal Bank of Albany has failed Liabili
ties not known vet.
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY \ r1ELRATH,


DJBLlSH TIE FOLLOWING BOOKS. which ihel
n SCI a. wholesale ard retail.
feiznoitts Lecnlres % AgTcllrlra Chemistry. cO,h
- - fHce ~
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sVlne1ss boos 81 the Fsim . f0ls sso with uu-
n,eruus Plates ........
>Nnners Journal Of griculnlru, ) vols syo .......
~ LNuners Lectures y Science and Art. 2 vols svu
sosnk ca Hydraulics and Mechanics vol svo.
Lie ~ henry Clay, BY Epes sargent broaght
uoNn 70 lot, fo4 $40. ~
Do DO. do. In Paper covers - =
Esidalls Geology, lsno. Cioih. ~
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Hurbnus Essays on human Risht., vol ie,ro
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German and Eng Oh Phrase Book Psper. ...,.''., :
O'lsTaefs Cuuosines Of Lierkure, with the additions
by Griswoic, Cloth. a =,
The Sk Culture lpiatesl Psrer.................. 3
Gnfhihs Chemistry snd Dsliol's Philosophy -. y
Political Economy; by Atkinson, with an intro.iuc.
ton BY II Greeley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Eusworths Patent Report. =
Guenor's TREATISE on Mich Cows Cloth. a..
Do. do do Psper. 81.
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W u Auanac. 1877 .....r.... ...........s...... II.
The Wing Amsnsc for 1913 ~
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~ The Foad-da-Lac Wis Reppbiiean an
nounces Hon. y. P. TALLMADGE as the Taylor can
didste for Judge IN that district.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ PhrenoIogi-ts and Publishers, FowLERs L
WELLS, Clinton Hal. ISL Nsssau-st \. Y.
Y american Hydro-rhernprnricI n.tirnte

r. T. TRALL N ID. who started the frst WaferCure nsiit
hon IN this county, receives inveds his comnodous
iabishms, IS Laghsf door from - John'spark Ills
plan " treatment combines al the known remedial adapta
tons fbaihng, with ETY. Of physiological and meca
ical appliances peculiarly his own. and diet SsrTeg linen
unlike those 81 sny other City establishment No drugs
whatever used-waier air. food and exercise being tie
only therapeutic insiumenaues. Patients provided
with key 10 the PARK. giving them Al all times 10 the
most deli ghtf and saubriOus promenade ground IN New
YORK. Day patients accommodated. Consultations s..
fy8 limos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

CAPE DIAMOND RoCK-A correspondent OF the
Montreal Herald writing from Quebec, Tuesday after
noon July l. says Another large portion Of the Cape
Diamond Rock j. threatening 10 tumble over. This
morning an opening OF considerable length and in
parts upward OF two feet wide was discovered and The
oaicers OF the Engineer Department Immediately in
formed his Worship the Mayor OF the danger The et
ter gentleman proceeded down to warn the people who
reside AZ the foot of il but appears that very lew
have as yet removed. Should II come down. II WI
make fearful havoc and bury several houses
Only 10 deaths Crosse Isle during the past week
The number remaining in Hospital ON Saturday was l5
o'el0ck-rhe opening IN the rock bias not extended
much since noonin place the opening Is more than
three feet wide People below sun persist u not n
MOVING.
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~ One Of Mr. CAss's admirers calls him a
great Micm-gonderf Another one says that be
calamity srr,endered to the British in the War
o. 1921
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12
The storm on The Chesapeake.
BA1rr,rosr. Tuesday, July

UALTI-I'EF- NF7IfIl Jug n
As far ss has been ascertained no material
damage was done by the storm on the Cheasa-
peake orcoast.
There is nothing new from Washington Bread
sflifs ere firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ Il is scid that the nomination Of Brig. Gen.
KEARSY Major General by Brevet was re-
jected by the Senate on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

TIE TIE t s.d: a.s. .s:'. IA s q ssl
s;:s sss;:s e $50. W g; J; W.
berry The q house and oth@rs
srly called 20 Wells patent rixAsn celse<d,
which drew premium TIE late Far q be Anrr,c a.
Institute OH beds renovated Cots wholftsle ara Es's
jyli Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~. u really q1re uni sshonabe 10 have grey hsr
whskers and those Of the nc Informed they
easily Change those inders natural black or brown
without injury the hair skin by the Of BATcH
ELoR's Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye. Sold, Wholesale
and retail, NJ Wali-sl, near Broadway. jy7 FMSW1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

~ Wigs. Wigs. NiH-.-MEDHURSr HEARD
importers snd manufacturers II Humen Hair would inform
citizens and that they have hand the largest
lie cheapest and the best assortment Of wgs caps, half
wigs toupses brads Of long hair. rzees. nng le and
o;her ornamental hair which price and quality
eglaed The trade supplied, wholesale aud retail, n
Madsu-lane. New-iork e22 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

way has constantly on hand complete OF Bhm
flutes Of his own manufacture and particular pains viii be
lakon VIII Flutes made order and In all warranted
70 give sstsacton, and In addition be found Philip
Ernsts much admired music Tor the Flute published In
bers al q EACH and he Qusdes for Flute and Guitar; also
books OF instruction oy Clinton Nicholson and others table
music stands &c. ie5 Il
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,,n p.i N pron.ic, 1871 e','ti''S


mont Is uptown In OF the pleasant ana healthy
parts OF the city, containing sixty rooms with several
private parors good table for mvaids, or others, who
wish good plain diet Also, hue arrangement for bath
ing. % add ~ East F0ureeuhst near unionsquare New
York. Jyo I'm
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NEW RULES OF Tgg SUPERIOR CorJRT

'THlS DAY PUBLISHED by he subscribers. the New
Rules of The superior Court OF the Cry OF NswYork
20 nO effect July 1873. As1, printing the law blanks
required by the code Of procedure aud for sale by
ie31 BELL GOULD. Law Stati,nars. l5s Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

FROM HALFAX.-By the steamer Buena Vista.
At this port Halifax papers to July have been received
The M0rHinR Courier OF July g. announces the arrival
there on the day previous of r. NJ. : Nellesy Of -
guns and 600 bearing the dag red the fore Of
Vice Admiral Thomss Earl OF Dundouald. The Weles-
ley was last from Bermuda, whence she was tow
ed 70 Halifax by the convict steamer Scourge which
conveyed Mitchell, the condemned 70 that place.
The exports of mackere from Halifax 10 the United
states for the week ending July l. 3452 barrels
The crops in Nova Scotia said to promise well.
Boston Traveller
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Important and PerempOry Sale Philadelphia Of sbou
10000 Acres Of Land IN ILLINOIS and WlscoNsiS, by

Important and Perempt0ry Sale Philadelphia Of about
$4,000 Acres Of Land m ILLINOIS and WscONsIN, BY
THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctoneers
IN TUESDAY. the 81 u October, Si3 a; 7 o'clock In
~ the evening, a. the Philadelphia Exchange, the sub
s,rbers viii sell public auction 70 tie highest bidder by
order Of the Trustees ofhe Bank u the United Staies under
land lying Counties Of Lssse, Bureau, Rocks Isand
Marshall, Putnam, Henry and Mercer Illinois, anu - 2Do
Of and IN the Counties Of Grant, Iowa. Green and
Portage Ia Wisconsin.
These lands all selected by an experienced gent
In the years 1885 ami 1885, and are believed 10 comprise
some Of the valuable lands IN the ab0yenamed states
Thy dered By titles patent rom The United States, and
t- Be s0li clear Of Iars % tie ead Of the year 1913
TERMS or SALE.
AL exceeding 81 ,oo0, cash.
over 81 ami exceeding $500, Interest on The cred
onehaf essh and the remaining hall payments al the
IA one year :'ss'''...s; rae Of pei cent
over $500, one-ihird cash, one-inri per snnum
IN year and onetinrd IN years.
discount Of per cent the principal Of the deferred
instareuis viii be allowed. payment thereof be made
within 81 days from the time Of sale. With the deeds VII
be- delivered 20 the purchasers the 0yina ateats from M
United Sttfes
Trustees and delivered the purchaser aud the purchaser
Will be required DO the Ike. The deed VIII be delivered
whenever the whole purchase money shall have been paid
and In al h deim Of payment tie and may be sod
over again public sale the Philadelphia Exchange, with
out farther notice the defauag purchasers, 81 her
pense and red respectively.
JAMES DUNDAS.
MORDECAI d. LEWIS,
SAMUEL w. JONES, Trustees
ROBERT L. PlTTFIELD,
ROBERT HOWELL,
~ THOMAS 4 SONS, AuciOneers.
% Walnutst. Philadelphia.
Up Printed Catalogues, giving particular description OF
the ami locality Of each ac may be had AZ the Auction
Walru'st Phisfeldhia- CHAS 8. FOLWELL- Secretary.
Philadelphia. May 1913. my3 zaInostSN&Ol
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

var sEw-IoRK DAILY TRIBUNE rs PUBLISHED
svERT NoRSISG lsUSDAYs ExcEPTEDh
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and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
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s per advance and hs paper IN ~ Gaze cout11s1
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csrs D1g rsr.-s ofc- rhos bxhss
Y a. l1-s Of Ihs rrasune allowed srJ tierence
TERMS % AuvEkTlsiSC-fh ID fdtGneeI
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e. O,'l sao--4u-r 1.et1 ~ cer's ~
Inns O. over a'e i .-a 50 cent? in'id< ..~squea p
.sfol ~ OlS su--Tueat u-fins - cent OfER
LtSEsfrsf assrtsr cels ie dtay subsequent
three Vr~s. ias
r. o. even dsy. fhrl~ per r.ek
BIRTHS MAkRiAGEs asa FUsErAL NOTICES ~ sxessa-s
a. i.sf ~ cent
~ sss-ats inherited th, paper spp-af both Moro
IA sa1 kFenaz kdiisls.
THE SEMI-VEEKLE TRIBUNE
Z fatsbst HsaRsdoy sn6 3ossreay orl PM .
trs1u Tso coTi-s ior s.
HEW-Y0RR WEEKLY TRIBUNE
4 VksY LAKGE PAPER fOR TIE COUNTRY. Published
3i-ay Morning q TIE ior grs o - per ser.Eo.
t. pee of tls. OF tveutg coz cs ~ SO
GREELEY McEIRsrH. Publ.h-r.
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Clinton Hall, Beekman and Nassau sfs-28 600
and the principal Reviews and Magazines, American
ard British, constant additions Of publics'ions.
Clerks initiation fee 81, and semlannus dues 81 mer-
chants and others annual subscription 8. Rooms open
from 10 A NJ 10 10 T. NJ. BY order
HENRY A. OAKLEY,
jylo3w Rec Sec Mercantile Lib Association.
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~ Nnter.Curc F.tahIi-hment, Oysier Bs

T. / . miles fron Nevv-York.-JoFL Saw, n D author
VI The Waer-Curs Manual, Handbook OF HydrOpsihy,
Sc Editor OF the WaierCure Journal, and the earliest
American practitioner OF the mode, and Dr. P ROoF,
also pupil Of PressuZ receive patients above. Pas
week days, per steamboat Croton IS P NJ Fulton
Market le5 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

e One Of the Examiners in the Patent Office
has presented % Congress series of charges against
The present Commissioner Mr.. Burke. involving NAL
easance and gross abuse OF authority.
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EOQT ROOR

1 INDER THE NEW CODE.-This day published a com.
= pendum 4 al The forms OF practical pr dngs a
pesdngs require or use in civil actions in the Cours
Judicaue Of tho State Of New-Yora. Also. a table Of
terms Of Court. &c TO ether with comprehensive index
by John Townshend ESQ. BELL q GOULD
V8 Law Stafiopers Sc N.sssu.st
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NFOK SALE-A light wagon, cane back, leather
I3Nop patent axle and boxes, nearly new, made TO
N~~order by John c. Parker, Yofkville Also. black
horse years old, switch tsw ausned sound and kind
vii be sold low, the owner having for hem. Apply
At io7 AnihOnvst teal II
En SPRING FASHIO>-Just hnsned the most
LII sp endid article offered, elegant French SILK
Has a the low price Of So usually sold for 81 Also
an article at g 50 and 81 25-neat Hats IT 81
Jy7 Inn BROWN, I46 CanaLst
LOOK AT THIS.-rhs largest, cheapest
E-zzz and most fashionable assortment Of boots and
shoes to be found Ia this city 10 at J67 Broadway
where VIII be found every kind Of boots and shoes iha, 10
Manufactured for ladies, misses and children, from the
the smallest Also, all kinds Of gents and boys
boots shoes, Congress CATERS &c. large assortment Of
imported French boots al 9s7 Broadway. door above
Frank.n-st. lIel7 lmsods 81 CAHILL.
HBOOTs CHEAPER sTILL.-Fne Calf
"a Boots, - ~, usually 81 5O fine French Calf Dress
Boots 81 50, sold In other for ~ and 81. Con
~ Caters cheaper than In any other store Ia the
city. Shoes, sc &c hand made to order. All orders
promptly attended TO- MendDg. &c. done IN the store
JOHN LAYING, 80 AnIst
je29 3meOd between Broadway and Nasssu-st.
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FOR .AI.E-A scIe1did new :.

zz1Z-l-FOR SALE-A splendid new carved
- - rosewood Pianoioite, made by Of the
y n III n 10est city makers, and warranted for one
j j uyear Cost price el1o will be- sold for
S7O. Can De seen al l85 FranSlinst neal Greenwich
iylo 81
ESxs<-lFD FOR sAE AT the old stand, Barclay
LIZ go Opposi Astor House, variety Of6t
M n and : )ci'Ta PiznOfories, ~ every pat
j " uiern, with all the modern mproy emenis, In
rosewood and mahogany cases warranted 10 give sssGc
ton sale Pianos on hire
ala SIM JAMES THOMPSON. late Tailnan Rsndah
skaEgl PfArOFORTEs.-Pers about pur
$500 ~ chasing Pianos will find II 10 their advsn
81 NJ n Ttage TO cal al II. Glenn 4 Co.'S Msnufacio-
~ j Jry, 1875 Futoast west Of Broadway A
general assortment Of Mahogany and Rosewood Pianos
sahy baud, which viii be sold low Tor cash approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
myT n. GLENN Il co 1874 Futon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

fE'O L0sN-s3ogo On improved city property, on bond
and mortgage, 10 d.H-reh. SUM Apply 10
iy7ls A. J. BLEEcKER, AacFonser, 7 Bro2dsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

I OsT.-ln New.Y ork on saturday, STA inst Two diatt
yone OF q so ard other S3on drawn he Merchants
Exchange Bank by h~ Albany Exchange Bank N favor ~
George Pickett. and endorsed by George h Pickett The
daf. are worthless all hut the subscriber TIE psynsl.
has be, stopped, and the finder vii be satisfactorily
wsrded by leaving them At this office iyl j.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

At THE PARK HOUSE, Orange, ks~-Jersey,-A mosi
~ delightful country residence during the Summer months.
plea. anti located IN VI he moo; healthy l0wns IN ths
tnOn-sn hours ride from NewYork, With which thets IL
frequent dsy communication BY rsilroad
lsls lms J. r. BALDWIN. Pro2detor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

Schdrsn Of Samuel Bradford Esq brother u tie ATE
John Yardley Bradford ESQ former major Ia tie Ben
gal army VIII apply 10 Messrs cuRkiE co. al 3 In
COINS nn London sociors they viii hear Of some MAJ
10 their Advantage ylVN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

GENERAL SFssIoNs.-The trial of HOueyw ell
Vincent for obtaining goods under false preiences
resumed this day At the opening OF the Court After
engthed recess the jury found the prisoner guilty sen
tence deferred till saturday next The Court then adj
iourned to this day
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4
new and useful domestic appliance of Obvious utify
desirous II making liberal afrsngemen; via pHfiy
possessed of from $500 $500 be invested IN he
facure OF said appliance which, from peculiar character
certain % uinand immediate anu extensive sAie Al
dress ! T L. Tribune Office. jyil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

ATrFNPT At SUlCIDE.-A young man. named
Richardson from Illinois attempted 10 commit suicide
on Saturday last at Hoboken, by shooting himself with
pistol The wound received was very slight. The
cause which led n the attempt to destroy himself is
supposed 10 be melancholy state OF mind produced
nv IN health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

MAD DoGs.-Yesterdsy dog evidently in a
rsbid state killed by officer Miller, Of the Tenth
Ward at the corner of Chrisiy and Grand sts.; and
another in Twenty -sixth-st near second-avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

SAVED rRoM DRowSING-Yesterday, man
named William Williams fell into the dock At the foot
VI Deyst but was rescued from his perlous situation
by officer Crawford, Of the Third Ward.
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nenih of Thn,nnn sfeele.

Prom the Dubln Trs-in.n = Journal June d.
We have received the following painful but in.
terestine letter from London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12

ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-On Friday last as Mrs.
A. T. Rell Mrs Fowler and her child were riding in 4
carriage near Rossvle Staten Island il was scciden
overturned the child instantly killed and both
Mrs Ricll and Mrs. Fowler very seriously injured.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
For the North Carolina Standard.
JR McRAE,S Spec,


Mr.. EDITOR: On Saturday last had the pleasure
of hearing our talented fellow-citizen, Duncan X.
McRae, Esq. address assemblage of six or seven
hundred people, at Joel Joness-in what our Whig
friends tauntingly call the dark corner" of Wake
County. A Battalion Muster was held there that
day. and after they dismissed, about o'clock
they repaired to the Church, and crowded it
flowing. The assembly was also graced by goodly
number Of ladies.
Mr.. McRae spoke for upwards of two hours, in
strains of brilliant and stirring eloquence. cannot
pretend, of course, follow him in what he said,
to present any thing like sketch of his remarks
Suffice it to say that he handled all the main topics of
the day-Gen. Taylor's position-Fillmore's Aboli-
tionism-the Mexican War-the noble conduct of
the Democrats in sustaining that War; and in encour
aging the brave who fought it, contrased with the
ed to the enemy by leading Wings in this country
and he also gave synopsis of the lives and charac
ters of Cass and Butler. While he was portraying
the course of the Whg leaders in giving 'aid and
comfort to the foe, powerful were the emotions
excited returned volunteer who present, that
he sprang to his feet. / do not think he uttered
word but his eyes spoke in language not to be mis-
understood; and if the miserable traitors had been
present, he would have charged upon them like
tiger.
Mr.. McRae closed by exhortng, in the most elo-
quent terms, every Democrat present to do his duty
He was escorted to Mr.. Jones's house by the Field
Officers present, to the sound of martial music.
What few Wings there present seemed pleas
ed with his remarks and of the strongest Wings
you ever saw came out and declared he would not
support Gen. Taylor; and the way he goes many
fected by this masterly effort. The Democrats in
that section of the County wide awake, and will
give the true cause an old fashioned majority in No
vember next. A.