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The North and Soull,

i"ta tsots not saues for the Gsnd.r.
was reported that Mr.. Richie had 70.
letter from Cass, saying thu, he
veto tho Wilmot proviso, il ever he
nave Il IN his powe. This rcpor,
'''ea "of course "by some " distin.
"a Democratic member OF Compress
0'ulhetn uiaske,. all the Democrat.
ss 81 the South we're to lac they
'one copy the report iu,o their pa.
ms Kind Of tspor, was death TO
'"s prospects a, tho North. So
'ch'' COT dO~a and writes a letter for
'"a d'nyios having received such a
We arc keeping . look GU, 10
e's IA. first Democratic paper South,
'p'es Mr Riches denial. They are
~ 70 DO II; the denial will not sui,
,ou'nefn readers. Blu, what a das.
mean low gamo is i, to play, to star,
.epo" Tor the South, and q refu,a.
.s'o report for the North, and still
"nguP OF the matter.
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Some OF the same Sort.

Look out "A gentleman of ,hi. State
BON We know TO be a man OF intelligence
Truth, passed through this city ye.,er.
On lis return from visit 10 Washing.
The chief piece Of intelligence wh,eh
gave Us was the certain fact ,hs, a dis.
sr,shed Gayle member Of Congress,
~ ''tein's, whom il 10 useless TO name.
received letter from the great Harry
ing (as he has already stated in IN.
iotk lelter) that he nerer has and
MOI nor eadorse fie nomination of
'of' Look for squalls look OH, ~
snsnS Esar,inr.
Fev' no cannot shu, our own ears 10
gossip Of this busy city; and We too
heard OF this letter, aud know The
. Of the member OF Congress to whom
'u addressed but sc eanno, under.
10 vouch for The precise Character of
patents. Wash. Uaion.
", you cannot shu, your ears 10 any
"gosnp," come from chat quarter
ay, 50 il iraduces The Wings, or a por.
Of them: You could'n, I" shu, your
10 Tho gossip" Of the Anderson let.
hieh vas also written 10 "a member
ongrea;" nor csu!d you close your
ha' to that letter ye, yon nov ADM,
b's"s hsmcle.s forgery" You can.
'oueh for the "precise character OF
'oossn's OF this las, letter" We sup. ,
mol; nor could you voach for the truth |
such letter having been received by
i'''asd''hed Wing member" " What
sage tho Editor OF the Union at
'she'usion Of his editorial on this las,
We rePea, smpha,ically "rhat
-NOu, cerrons,
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JOHN SHAFFER &LADY.

lie has been sty led by critics the :" ion King, "
as he has exposed his life heretofore in subduinp
the largest and most terrible Lion ever caught
this animal is at present in his possession, and has
repeatedly saved his life when exercising the 9TH
er beasts in the performing cage His feats have
been beheld by millions he actually Dripes a
Riid Eier, harnessed to car, thus showing the
supreme majesty ofcman above the brute.
TIE Wild Tenants Of Tie Forest, from the huge
and docile Elephant. tho majestic Lion Of upex
plored Africa, the fierce Tiger of the Bengal Jun
giles, the beautiful Leopard, the playful but fero
cious Bear, gentle Gszclle the useful and patient
Camel, the cusiousy striped Zebra the grave rob-
bling Hyenn. the etealthy Panther, the savage
Wolf, the cunning Fox, down through ali the less.
er grades, are here beheG with perfect safety,
true 10 their nature at times, but perfectly subject
TO the control Of man, the lord Of creation,
FOULS Of the dir and Reptiles, the most beau.
hful, rare, varied and dangerous of their species.
are also comprised in the valuable collection: de.
scripton is powerloss and space too limited 10 ad.
NIT it. Suffice il 10 say that the proprietors are
of the Oldest standing and highest celebrity, and
have devoted years of toll and expense to the
present collection, which lie pronounced in Eu.
rope and America, perfectly unparalleled.
The moral and useful purposes which en- exh.
biliot like this can serve, are perceived by ALL and
py al Hlora''stsi Tue exhibition
serves 10 entertain and instruct all in the won.
drous works of the Supreme Being, and Is par,i.
cularly impressive on the minds OF youth.
I5Particular reference is given to the Nam.
moth Bills, Posters aud Autographs ia the prin.
cipa Hotels.
GFThe whole Menagcrie. on entering each
town preceded BY the Car. containing the New
y OAK Brass Bash, will form Grand Procession
Of twenty carriages, containing the various ami.
mails, and drawn BY seventy FIVE horses
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From tho Wilmington Chronicle.

i'o'p mo iimington Chronicle.
PETERSBURG, July "a, ls4s.
l do hereby certify tina, the Ianpuae %
attributed to Gen. TIA yor in commnnica
tlon that appeared in the Wilmington N
Z. Journal of the 2lst inst, to viii, cha
he officers of the N. c. Regiment oughI
TO be dishonorabIy discharged and the pri.
Yates shot," &c.. was uttered in nv pre.
sencc, and in fact addressed to myself.
(signed.) 10 S FENDER.
OF the Edgecomb Company, N. C. Vols.
The foregoing appears in the las, mum.
Der OF the Journal. The frs, remark we
nave to make on it is, that Gen. Taylor
has peremplorily denied having used The
language attributed 10 him by Mr.. Pender.
The second is, that Mr.. Fender wa. dis.
missed from service BY Gen. Wool for mis-.
conduct c. and the &C. was approved BY Gen.
Taylor. The third is, that i, is currently
reported, and generally credited, that Mr..
Fender, when under an examination before
the Cour, Of Inquiry held on Col. Paine,
stated positively that he had no, written
certain letter 10 the United States abou,
which ne was questioned, and on his so de.
nylng' the letter was produced in Court
and held up to his view.
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a new biueh,

Tile Conductors Of tho Wing press l.
North Carolinn seem 10 oeauoy he r.,be,
anomalous position Of flock of sucking
kie'.e-Dem. Erehause.
Goldsmith, Button. Audubon and Rusch
enberger wake up. and como down thu.
way TO make class fca;ion of these I" a
nomators animals, these "sucxrNe tur.
hes."
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S1AfE OF NOR1H.CAROLINA.
MEcKLENnURc COUNTY.
N EQUITY-Spring Term, Is4s.

- htChLENBURG COUNTY.
N EQUiTY-Spring Term, Is4s.
san'. Lawing and Wife,
49, IS.
WIN. c. Means, adur. of John w
nleans, William Means, John S.
means, VIM. Means. Charles T.
Means. Isaac n. Alexander. Ad. IIn;p,e,;o.
am Alexander. NV. Alexander.
Marcus Means, Nath'l Means.
hngus johnson and wife Mary,
cornelius McRee and wife Mar.
gsret.
appealing to the satisfaction OF the ror,,
= mat Marcus Means. Nathaniel Means. An
gus Johnson and wife Mary. and Cornelius Nc.
nee an? wife Margaret. are not residents of hi,
staie. y 70 THEREFORE Ordrr,d by the Cont. That
publicaiio be made in tho Charlotte Journal for
SIX weeks, that the above defendants be and an.
pear At the next Court of Equity, to be held for
The county of Mecklenburg. at the Court. Hou,e
~ Charlotte. on the 7th Monday after the l,b
MONDAY in September. is4s. and answer plain.
I'm . demand, or Judgment will be taken pro cen.
Witness, D. r. Dunlap. Clerk and Master in
Efqn'iS. at office, the 7,b Monday after tho 4th
Monday In May, aud in the 73d wear Of Amer;
IAN Independence, A. d. ls4s.
Printers Fee S. 69B. 43,4a Il.
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Messrs, Boyden and Donnc,

/ How very much il affects the Democrats
10 think that the Wings will not do ms, =,
'ney wish them; as though Wing could
DO any thing, that they would commend =
we should define praise from .ha, oua,,e,
10 be at least half scandal" Do thew
vote ior wing members of Congress p
Not 'heyl DO they do any Thing bu, a.
ouse them before they are elected 7 Moth.
ing else then but abuse may or should bo
expected from them after Wings are cleo.
'eo. The article then lately appearing in
democratic paper. abusive and denun.
c's'ory OF the Hon. Nathaniel Boydcn. is
just what one might look for from paper
which had no part in olevating him 10 a
scat 10 Congtcss. and we hope no Whiu
suffered himself to be misled by such ii.
iade Of personal abuse, as was a,te mpteJ
BY that article TO DO hcaped upon Mr.. Bow.
den, bu, lei il pass for its worth. a "tem.
pest IN teapot" When you find these
Democrats P'aisins your candidates then
begin TO investigate their conduct CLOSELY ,
Tor be sure they are getting unsouad. Mr.. |
Do"oe' has amply indicated himself in n
recent speech for the vote he gave and we
know Mr. Boyden voted from motives bav.
ing no taint of Aboli,ionism sbou, them.
Don't be alarmed Wings, you'll no, hear
he Democrats say much more abou, Bow.
lens Badgers and Donnel's votes after
he vote given on tue late Wilmot Proyiso.
you Monid, just enunciate softly in their
ars, Benton, Houston and all the North.
IN Democratic Senator'S, and you II silence
hem Immediately.
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PTVTTT.ELTTy'
nv ALL BUSINESS 7,RANSACITONS,
u THE NAME OF OLD NO. 9 NOW
STANDS HIGH on THE PINNACLE or FAMEt

0MM. BAILEY & Co. pay all postage.
W WIN BAILEY co. cash all prizes sold
by other vendors wihou, discount
OWM. BAILEY & co. keep all their bust:
ness with themselves.
UWM, BAILEY & co. will sell you mora
ff,zes than you can purchase any where else.
OWM. BAILEY & co. answer all letters by
rcinrn mail.
" There is no miscarriage Of letters when di.
reced to WIN. BAILEY e. co.
u The firm of W NJ. BAILEY & co. i. known
from one end of the United States to the other
uTOLD NO 2, CALVERT STREET is the
POLAR STAR for all others 10 steer by when she
refuses to shine ii is then men let 20 that anchor
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,
y. T.. Corner Of Baltimore and South Street,
BALTIMORE mn

AS secured the services of an Attorney re-
s'dent at Washington. of some forty year.
'n'nna'e acquaintance with different De par tnents
and is now prepared to procure the settlement, .,
the claims Of soldiers who enlisted d,,;o, Tho
me1ican war. His charges for prosecuting a
claim before the Departments at Washinrion and
getting 1t settled whether Bounty Land, Scrip.
or Pension. will be S. and for pay, MILEAGE
eiothing. &C ten per cent. on the amour. recov.
cred, u S50 or over; and If under that sum g..
lie will furnish free Of extra chasge, aby form
necessary to enable party to prepare md for.
ward 10 him claim for prosecution, if request.
ed BY letter post paid. and directed to him At the
3 r. Corner of Baltimore and South streets,
Baltimore, Md
w. J.. would refer TO Editors Of Newspaper,
generally throughout thc United States and 10
'nose OF Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular
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Lcgislat

Nothing certain from tho returns for
Commooefs and Senators, yet; probably
as stated ID our last, 2 on joint ballot for
the Democrats,
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a inmate ee'tain committees 10 make III
necessary arrangements for the proper re
eePllon aud entertainment Of the member
;, OF Company G, n. c. Volunteers. in ,b
:. town OF Concord, on the ais, instant. re
, port as follows:
W. C. MEANS,
D. COLEMAN,
J. NJ. LONG
X. BARRINGER,
+. c. CHAPLIN.
Committee Of Arrangemenh- Wine
coli c. Phlfer. J. o. Wallace, r. s. Hen.
derson, W. F. Area, W. F. Taylor.
Committee Of Reception. Jno. NJ.
Long, W. s. Harris, X. W. Allison, C.. n.
Price, c. J. Harris, X. W. Foard, Cant.
PITTS, G. N. White, }. l.. Rerredy, J. c.
Pharr, J. F. Phifer, J. NJ. Black, X. C.
Cook, Col. ID. White, A. Townsend. J. b.
Coleman, x. Wincof, J. Wlli:ord, Dan.
Barnharf, DR.. Rankin. A. Brown. Gen.
Allen. DR.. Fink, A. J. York, J. Kes,ler,
NJ. Walter.
The Committee Of Arrangements 70.
port as follows:
Danl. Coleman President of the Day
DR.. {. w. Harris, Chr. Melchor, W. F.
phar', W. +. Phifer, Major Cannon, DR..
Gibson, Vice Presidents.
Col. Jno. Shimpoch, Marshal Of the Day.
Maj X. 5. Young, Col. Levi Klu,ts. Col.
VIM. y. Cochran, Maj. J. ". Scott, Col.
Jas. White, Assis,sn, Marshals.
Committee Of Tooas-L. b. Krimmin.
ger, DR.. McEschern, F.. r. Harris. DR..
L. S. Bingham, V. c. Barrnger, DIR. R.
Burton, DR.. X. p. Harris. Rufus Bsrrin.
ger, DIR. s. J. Gilmer. Jno. Bradshaw, J.
Mcdonald, Elias Alexander, F. C. ChafIin.
The following Committee was appointed
+ asset at the Funeral Ceremonies Of the |
late Capt. Shive, OF the arrival of whose
remains due notice will be given.
The Committee Of Arrangements and
oil reception together with the following
Col. Geo. Barnhar,. Capt. Frew, j. ".
White, ID. NJ. Russell, Ino. GingIes, r. II.
Morrison, Jas. S,irewali, Jr.. Jao. Lud.
wick, NJ. Midcnhousc, w. s. Allison, NJ. /
CaaaOu, X. Pope. s. J. Harris, Col. Wed.
iinsIon. A. c. McRee, S. Keller. J. Pharf,
). l.. Pharr. p. B. c. Smith, II. Plo,t, J.
J. Tinker, J. S. German, S. ". Spears.
Vim. Newell, A. W. Harris. Jnc. II. Da.
'is, Andw. Walker, Tim. Reid, r. Scott,
u. Shmpoch, {. A. Barrineer, w. l.. Gin.
lies. r. MuIph. J. Misenhammer Jr., DR..
!. Henderson. Col. J. White, c. Erwin, r.
10. Bsrnhstt, II. Propst. G.
J. Houston, NJ. NJ. pluukett, c. l.. White.
I. J. Shnn, VIM. Coleman. Laird Alex.
nder, Maj. Jno. Gibson. NJ. Barrier, G 60.
;ulp, 10. At~eIl. d. NJ. Wagner, Stephen
iur, A. Alexander, Cruso McRcc, G. l..
iibsnn, J. w. Miller, Martin Barriueer !,
Y. p. Moore, G. W. Fisher. Hy. Black. :
'e'der, II. Long, J. Faggar,, II. C. U,ley, !
no. Rodgers, J. b. White, ". Elkins. F.
:. Perry, Dr.. Hawkins. G. II. Swaringen.
ol. FUR. J. b. Dry, Alex. McNeily, G
lost, X. l.. Archibald, Fred. Bost.
NOTICE.
The citizens OF Cabarrus having resolv. =
d 10 furnish Public Dinner "to the mem. |
ers Of Company c, n. c. Volunteers" 10
lie town Of Concord, on the Sis, ins,.,- b
i members of said company are respect. = =
lily and cordially invited to attend and
anticipate in the festivities Of the occasion. C
CALEB PHIFER, )Ss oil
W. +, AREA, sss L
W F. TAYLOR, SO
JACOB WINECOFF. Tag th
THO $. HENDERSON. &c to
10. WALLACE. s.
Concord. Aug. II, ls4s, m
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~ Cass's "hro lives will be of i'm.
'hense service to him for when the Presi.
oeh'iai consesti is over and his Southern one
mas been murdered he will still have one
'e" 'oI inc North. MIKE.
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KAY MONn & WARING,S
GREAT
BIOLOGICAL EXEIRITION
PkoM TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Grand Cavalcadc.

hN entering each place of exhibition the Me.
~ nagerie will be preceded by the grand and
novel spectacle Of an elegant MUSIC CAR. drawn
by Eight Grey Horses, of lis largest size, con.
tanning BAND OF MUSICIANS. who viii on
Iiven the scene by executing variety of fsyorite
pieces Of music
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LacODlic Letters.

Tho Union delightsin Laconic letters
We remember some very pretty compIi
pents be paid to General Toy Ior's letter
from the Rio Grsnde, complimenied for be
ing laeOnie, ,erse and to the point. he i
nov glorying over on antique relic, pick
ed up by some Antiquarian who has beer
searching the records Of Polkdom. /,
~ss an answor TO a committee who had in.
viIed him to attend dinner given in 1885
10 Hugh L. White Of Tennessee
"CoLuxnIA, Oct. IA. 1895.
"CESTs: ] have this moment received
your invitation to dine on Tuesday, Goth
inst, and have the honor 10 decline il.
Your obedient servant.
JAMES X. POLK.
ITO Messrs VIM. f.. Kennedy. aud
others, committee"
We are reminded by il, Of some more
lseonics, which for the qualification Of the
Uaion We present, the first runs somew ha,
after this fashion,.
AGEsIs; am very much obliged to you
|fof ysor kind invitation "a attend the Con.
|,eotion about TO assemble at Chicago but
|fireun'"0nees wilI place j, GU, of NV DOW.
|kr 10 attend"
LEWIS cAss.
"TO Chicago Committee"
Another Laconic.
"Sr, the noise and confusion which per.
sde this assembly will prevent my being
beard on the important topics TO which YOU
ave called nv attention" T
LEWIS cAss. at Cleveland.
SILL snotter.
- Levis Gus
Sir II the benefit would be rcciprocs,.
fewouid be grai6ed 10 elect you but
|n'cnnsfdnees will prevent the possibl.
b Of such cnss.iigaiing. Yours.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. i
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Last week the editor Of the Democra,
declared that every candid man" between
Maine and California is perfectly well &C.
quained with General Cass's views on the
subject of river and horbor improvements
and yet he is afraid to say word on this
subject, which is one Of the most impor.
tant now at issue TO western men. He
dafes not say whether General Cass, in the
even, of his election, will approve or veto
bills appropriating money for the improve.
ment of harbors and rivers. il any such
bills be presented to him.-Bauery.
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I" months ego, We predicted who,
II me consequence Of making a par.
7" Free Suffrage. Now whom il,
F'e' The other Wing papers. arc com.
sad acknowledging the corn. We
y oy Tor publication wha, they now
!, an extract OF 80 from VIA. we
Did,
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MIR. JOHN SHAFFER, the daring LION ia.
MER' and his equally intrepid LADY, will enter
me cage with Liors, Tigers, Leopard, and Pan.
ihets' lie VIII drive large African Lion harness.
ca 10 Gar and WIZ by various graceful and dar.
ing teais show his complete control over animals
usually deemed of The mos, savage disposition.
VA be erhibited at CONCORD. on
Wednesday,, September 6, and at CHAR.
LO11E, on Thursday, September :.
Admission 50 cents Children under ten wears
of age and servants, half price.
Doors open from to 4, p. NJ
KAY MOND Il WARlNG would announce to
the citizens Of the South, that.they vi now have
an opportunity of seeing the celebrated and brave
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LIEUT.. FENDER AT HOME,
LIEUT.. FENDER IL MEXICO

LIEUT.. FENDER IN MEXICO.
On Saturday, the 22d ultmo, we receiv,
ed from Z. J. Foster. Esq, a native Of
Franklin county, in this State, once a res.
ident Of this city, and more recently Ed.
tor Of the Jackson (Miss.) Sou,he rncr, ,
the following correspondence, which we
have prcservod un,i the accusation should
come from some responsible quarter. Tha,
even, having occurred, we now proceed TO
lay II before our readers, as follows:
NEW ORLEANS, July s, ls4S.
Mai. BATTLE-Dear Sir am suppris.
ed to find a disposition among the North
Carolina Volunteers, TO complain serious.
ly Of Gen. Taylor, who they state. has spo.
ken very harshy of them on some par,i.
cuIar occasion 10 Mexico. The EXPIRES.
sions attributed to Gen. Taylor, conflict so
palpably with the general prudence and
discretion which marks his intercourse with
men, and are so unlike him, that | am 10th
to believe the report. Please let me know
such facts as you may possess, relative to
the complaint. As you were Counsel for
the defence before the Court Of Inquiry,
you doubtless have i, in your power to
throw all light necessary, upon the matter.
With many friendly rccollec.ions,
! remain, &C.,
Maj. Battle replied as follows:
Sr. Charles HorEL, July 0, '4s.
Dear Sir: In reply to The enquiry as to
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ELECTION IN OTHER STATES.

henfucky-The Baltimore Clipper says:
we have number Of additional returns
from this State. but as there is no doubt oil
the election Of Crittenden, as Governor
and The choice Of Wing Legislature, we
omit them until received in moro authen.
tic form.
Winois.-We have no further returns
from this State than we gave io our last.
Ms'ouri.-The Wings have carried Sa
bfnc, Cooper, Warren, Montgomery, ST.
Lawrence, Boone, and Washington coun.
ties, being gain Of four Wing represen.
laiives. The Democrats have carried St.
Lincoln, Pike and Howard two Demo.
cratic representatives gained.
Indiand.-The returns from this State.
so lar, leave us in doubt as TO which nariv
VIII have the ascendency. The W .gs
stand good chance Of carrying the Leg.
stature, which elects Senator in the place
Of Mr.. flanagan.
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circumstances alter cascs.

/ When Mr.. Walker. on aceou,, If ri;
iar'd report. met the appreciation Of III,
English people so much, tina, in ParIiamen
I" phe report was ordered to DO printed
the Democratic papers were in ecstasie.
about Il; the Union was filed with fulsomc
ba'iery OF Mr.. Walker and extracts from
The English papers speaking Of The pleas.
ufe the repor' gave them on tina, side OF
the water; but how quick the Union can
put the boot on the other leg. The Lon
don Times says in speaking Of the Pres.
idcniial candidates:
7" The triumph Of General Coss would
indicate continuation or the oopres.;ye
policy OF the two last Presidents and mich,
excite IN our mind grea, dis,rus, Of the f,.
ture relations Of the United States with
this county We are inclined 10 look
upon Gen. Taylor, as the fi,te,t and hes,
man TO he President Of the United States
and one most likely 10 be raised to the, ex.
allied post by the voice Of the people,"
For this complmon, 90 richly deserved,
coming from disinieres,sd and highly re.
spccied quarter-no other than that which
The Union quoted from so largely Wien
Walker was in qucs,ion-for this compIi.
mcn', Gen. Taylor is called by the u.
Mon, 1.-THE Candidate Of the London
Times" We feel equally warranted, in
,aliing Walker the concoc,er OF the Eng.
ish Tarih Report, for If the repor, had
10, been more favorable TO English inter.
1T than American, il never would have
'een noticed 10 England. Perceive the
Inference. Tho English statesmen and
'apersl report playing into their own
lands; Immediately the Union takes up
he suhjee. and Engl.h praise becomes A.
nerica popularity; bu, a complmen, is
aid to General Taylor which compliment,
as not been dictated by self interest, but
rom the pure worth Of the individual com.
lmencd, and this English compliment,
his Foreign tribute. becomes 10 the mind
{ the Union. homo scandal. Il makes
d ference with the Union
'hcther i, is his "bull" or his neigh.
or's OK" that has been "gorcd."
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VIM. R0ilev s. Co..

10 manner worthy the attention of all.
1--we have adopted the same old motto es,,h.
'ished by me q. NJ EGBERT. late The senioi
partner of Emory & Co.. some ten years epo.-
that il ~e0t-
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To oar ('sysfo;,,c,e

~ The customers of No. 9 CALVERT ST.
@ili perceive by the same hand writing that has
oeeh addressing them he last ten wears, that tbe
oo ana senior partner still remains al the old and
well established House. Wv .N
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The Democrats have been attempting to
make il be believed, that Clay was mimi.
cal 10 Cril,enden and would not vote Cor him
in The election JUS. had 10 Kentucky this
was au'hori,a,ively denied BY Wing journ
ais in Kentucky that know it TO be pol,i.
cal falsshood, ye, the democrats persisted
in their adherence TO il. Mr.. Clay rode
nearly fifty miles to cast his vote for Mr..
Cri.tenden, completely mailing this speci.
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