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Fayetteville Female Academy.

yIIE patrons of this lnsti <TelF3g
tutidn and the public are no AZ rei s ~
tilted that the Session viii be pro- -.-2--->A--S
tracted beyond the usual time, and vii moi
expire until the Odd at June slexf;thai the
vacation may be in July ana August instead
of june and July as heretofore
Pupilsadmitted at any time during the Ses-
sion, and chaFsed from the time they enter
until its close T. L. SAWYER,
March 80 Principal
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Deferred

Deferred -
No. eleven of Nashville by Gas
Light is IN type, bat crow ded oui
lllIneXt week.
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Cfiinesc EsRaetssRsmfic Anttsyar..,

This is warranted 10 DE the greatest remedy
in the world for the external asrneut of ,I,,,
Where it is applied palm dare not exjst H.
of muscular and nervous fee!ft.r in INV No.
ton Of the body OF extremitiss. is perfettlv
restored by the use Of this "Autidote." r.
co3lacf this i N
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EE.y Business Notice. =,

0e7 The post-OAice List of Letters is pub
lished inthc Frgstsu8e Obserper. IN eomuliance
with a law Of Congress, which provides that it
Shall appear in the Newspaper having The
LARGEST CIRCULATION. -Eis
VT dferiisements mnstbe haIlllel into the
Office by It4s}qy .iIorniiso. TO insure an arpear
auce lhthe following Paper.
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Gbr 5}Larkrts I'D trgt Dutp5

NASHVILLE, lENN.--The riter continues to
fall gradually. with nearly 3 i feet water on
tho shoals
Cotton--There has been Fteady demand
for Cotton all this week, but hdlders NOT being
anxious TO sell, TIM quantity which has changed
hands IS small Up to Friday blight 4p0 bale#
had changed hands at ~ Pc, the greateit
portion between these extrdmes verv
choice article would bring a ic
Wegiye the following as the quotations forI
the snrnrnl ,rradns
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-18

Who fIom Irejiuko, on other carsoc o..
Willing to resort TO a medicine which > H.. "'
ID notice by being advertised. perpjttiT.r .I',.,,
selves to suffer and wfthe unlar
excrnciatiug pains Of Rheunatisnb All ~.
ralgia would feel Justly proud aF,or Ill
1ne'r INNS and JoiIts with one bottle Of tie
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-18

The receipts this Week amoui 1T to $50 bales
against 26l bales last week. Total receipts
since 1st Sept to late 81 ,090i bales, against
39,4l9 bales at corresponding date last sea-
son.
Tobacco-Dsmsnd fair--sales of the week
to Friday night So hhds at 81 @64c. Sales
to-day Of 3hhds alt the following figures, 4O5,
ass. $40.
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Rheumatic Pains,

h ne "iiiiiess % me wilderness, has been
9iais 70 si'lie llpeace ma plenty, beneath tho
:, % iNiii@tlVn- 70. ChroIio llheuulatic
rams NeuralAa, Gout, deep seated pains and
soreness, loss of museular power has Hee7,
made 10 cry aloud '-nuf," murder etc Ia
heath the magical influences Of the s.
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Wr5. EUcHAS
BUCHANAN. j. L. III Ss'l-Ll
BUGulNiN & I.ISsIli.i..

EEAVIN6 associated thelnsrl hes in ihc
- Mercantile business, will az Iall tijars ID
pleased to see their irife'is and ali f,'rili's
wishing 10 htH goods Ilset are 9'a esiF :
In, fro,o tn Eastern Citiesa lark h. al l~well
selected stock ei sew ana f;lS aissld oss'
seeds all of winch theY VIII sell "a the
mos. reasonable Terms. Having rlTeHtsed
The large Brick Store Huuseon the orfheR psf
corner oi thes1utre, FayefteyHe, IenEl, II
Iheriy occupied by hnnsou t i'uckai+ig, pc
located. ard bRle ty siriFi r.
t4ntion to business 10 merit AID ret Flvc shaFc
1r nairnrl-e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-05-18

0J-Advertiscments ARE inserted in the or
der iIiFhich they are handed in.
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srssOSc uope
For MI aslaau...nsic Patton,

Eg tiiG 80 tn the least shadow Of daul,.
DoTv '''s stl'i 7 '-''f' l'iitt MATfC ANTI
la ~ .'t9ie remedy netPre tie
I If lo,., ~, -, ,.,;.i,...e ana perma9ai r.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Con4tailesI and justices blanks Just PRINTED
and for yale at our @esk--heap
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GENTS DRESs GOODS.

.SUPER BIZ. French and fancy z~,zs-r,n
- Clpths sun DO Doeshin Cas- e. $3.50
amere- 90 plaid and stripe fl9cy
Gassilntres, hl3,ck Cashnlaret and sz1zslgsssssss
Drab q Etc. black and fancy 1vee,is, Black,
Blue, Brown and S,eel mixed Sltne1. biacl,
and figured Six Vestinss, BnH ard White
Marseill rs Vestines, ble SILK CravatS and
Stocks. fancy SIN Ctavais and Silk Id l,..,
black, white and fancy Kid Gloves. etc. Oar
stock OF <sesst's Dress sf0esis IS very
large, to which We invite your attention
April l3 7. e. GOODRICH & co.
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Cirossfc Fsfes.usa.lsvn
severe and exesuca.ing Neusa,sjc Psi,E =
Diseases, tlou;, all contracted auJ Ill. +
L.ia's, waiting AMI decay OF the mn
swcllel and enlarged joints, pai.lf.,I swefI;.'
straightforward sln. Tie Doloreaux. Cramr.. e
SpasIfss, etc, etc. This medicine Is fruir a.
RAssass OF EsssessRalisusa,
and from the rapid sale ana unpreceden,s
satisfaction which IS daily given b il. itsa
tonl1hIng effects cannot be doubted.
Severe NcnraI&sc Pstis.s
pre- speed " removed by few application .f
this wonderful combination. The oi5 s,,.i
young need have no fear of perfect restoraf.or
Deadly Palsy
Is completely cured in an Incredibly sL.-.
time By the use of this external apfl;eatio,'
No ono need doubt it. for ore sineia hatfle ,,..Il
never iaii to give complete and uhboRnlel s...-
! a. -. =
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No InierTsaI Poisson.

lfagsine several days nnf weeks colfnem{ Gf.
beiorelt can l'tFot you through, with naq BED
tugging at your stomach gripping affecting Y pnt
bowels, prostrating your whole system. bali
Starving you to death, no cool wAteEtoanebcb
your thirst, 10 wakefu revcriek diisifr bur
midnight siumbers aud so Oh. No. in the ise
pi this Remedy you can raise no such olisc-
lions, il does not require preparation Of yb.u
system lof the operation "i medicine, but ven
yet the medicine one minute and a,,nlv II. Fl,
the diseased parts tie next, and. in 4 few AL
plicatious, you begin to experience relief frpn,
your long suffering, and stheu once restored +;
Is permanent Mary viii say, If twill cure
me / Vii niVn
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ON Il HUNDRED DOLEAHS;"

Inc RheutiatisIn, the Goutt Neuralgia SlEu
Joints, Loss Of Muscular Power. Numbne4e
Palsied Limbs, Weakness in the Back. Deem
Seated Soreness in the Breast and AeI,ipr In
the Bones and Joints, and so ON, ellhim. f,r
your sake, ier two weeks tb deplive himself pl
the pleasure Of
Chewing Tobacco and Smsoss IN, !
cigars, and apply the money, which would
Iie thus spent, for "A bottle Of the rChinesc
Rheumatic Antidote," and be cured. This Isl
economical advice, aud as You onlvrhb the
medicine on the seat Of disease, Won need not
regret on that account to give tia trial Yon
who are in the habit Of visiting the
Grog shops
and now and then getting on regular bust p
or pretty "seltlenakly tight" with eontiIL
uaI hog Tunt,' when at home COMPLAINANT,
Of the severe "Rheumatis." especially IN cold
damp and wet weather. we advise yoatO
"Qut he 'Inao1 R0tgtf'
fora few lays. and spend your money for ono
bottle Of this extraordinary medicine ana
rest assured that the sum Of Three Dollars
viii rid youof all your intense suffering.
Stiff Joints anil Palsied Limbs
ALWAYS yield under this new treatment. II
VIII cure yuu, and if you don't believe It. per-
suaae your neighbor to get bottle and wait
until the medicine proves itself 70 be most
Wonderful compound.
"HOrror covers all the heath
Clouds of carnage blotthe sun
Sisters weave the web Of death
Sisters cease-the work is donei'
A. 5. Y0UATT @ CO., ProIrietors, Mai
den Lane, \. Y, to whom all orders should be
Addressed.
And for sale 10 Fayetteville by 1eE7roy q
-Mch Kinney and Dieaaer d Hampton.
April 20, 185f-ly
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A LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING inthe Post-Office at FA y
III ETTETILLE, TENN, 4 5th Of NEuy,
\ =
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Severe NeuraIssc Pains
Contracted salssl sin Ioiu,,
Perkons Sd Riicl, 80,

arc perfectly relaxed and restored to ~
IIatIIral Lie and activitr. hv its l,sn.
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Agriculture and Gs'DDs.

The extract, which &c give below
is taken from q letter to the Fairfield
Ucrofd, the writer Of which was in
Sumtcrv.Ilc on the occasion Of the
latc militia reviews and wrote from
this place. 1t is pleasing to see so
favorable an impression made upon a
visitor and to hear such good accounts
of.thc thrift and industry OF the plan.
tcrs between this and Camden. The
system and science of agriculture, in
this District, is undou b,cdIy in state
of transition and With q little more
cXcrtion and attention to stock rails.
ing, we may reasonably hoIe to find
our farms as profitable and yielding
as fine a return for labor bestowed, as
the virgin soils of the West;
"At five and . half o'clock. +. M.
ofthc day OF the Review in the digni
lied company Of oursclf we left Cam
den for this place. The road is
drcary, level sand bank, thirty miles
long, with about six settlements be-
tween Camden and SumtcrviIle. The
crops, however, were apparently fine,
corn good, and cotton rs white as need
be. Many evidences are to be seen
of excellent farming on this road
large heaps Of manure, clean fence
|
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For tho Banner.
Fathers and brothers OF
a Free State.
LOI.UMBIENSIS.

Attend to me few moments. an
not wise nor can | speak much, | will
say but little and that little, shall be-
upon matters that shall concern us all
BROTHERS We have great vcnera.
ton for the saSacity Of our fathers, and
for the wisdom, purity and stability Of
their institutions. Depart then no,
from their custom and laws, but per-
Petuatc the Government they have be.
qu' athcd unto you, for yon are cnlight.
ened by their wisdom, and the strength
oftheir arms have set you FREQ.
Brothers, you have been led by the
light OF their counsel, and your glory is
not denied amidst the collected wis.
dom of the nation. The angel of
peace has been with you and a light to
your feet in the paths your fathers
walked, and your glory remains,
though, they arc E.inting away. Then
why my brothers, would you cast a
shade upon the glory Of your fathers.
1t Is not wise to do so, nor is it policy
at this time to change. AN ancient max
i'm III their laws. Peace and tranquil.
ty has been enjoyed by the inmates of
every wigwarn. This law has worked
we'll charge it, you invite discord and
strife to preside at the altar where
your fathers worshiped, where the an.
gel of peace presides, and where your
manly dcyotions may be made still to
prosper.
Why then my brothers, has this
strife arisen among you, why do you
strive to change the Electoral question.
u Is not my brothers IN the spirit of
love to each other, nor is it in n rcvcr.
cd recollection OF your departed f.
theirs, that you would do this thing
How could you preserve their ancient
landmark if you diyest your Ecprcscn.
tat'vc body Of this ancient CUSTOM
Brothers, this is no evidence of hinh
and lofty aspiration to preserve the
trust submitted to your charge. No,
my brothers, the maxim of your ia.
Tiers led to a result precisely opposite.
IL mslructs yon that II due regard to
the ncrPetuity Of the representatives
responsibility to his constituents can
alone secure the many blessings of
the Government. This is not De-
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Managers o. Elections.

Managers of Elections will find ,hc fol-
lowing extract quite useful:
IN 9th Stat. page lSS, soc. 3. (lS22, !
tho election for Congress was ordered to
Ge held in the sumo manner as for the
State Legislature, wi,I,0nt issuing any
wr'ts OF election except in case Of vacancy
In 1851, page 81, all acts were "suspcnd. :.
cd" until, undc- The census, our number
of Representative, Was determined.
In tie Act of 1852, page g. the election
for Representatives in Congress, is to lie
held in the same manner rs for ncubers
of the Legislature, without Issuing writs
Of election,
The next being general and regular
election, no wriis are issued, and the Man
ayers Of Election are required to hold
elections for members OF Congress, in the
same manner rs for members Of the Lcuis-
laturc.
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q Inc Mellow Fever.

In Charleston The fever continues
nnabated the deaths average aboat
20 daily. The deaths for the last
as hours reached 20, showing slight
abatement.
New Orleans is almost entirely ex.
enit this summer from the yellow
fever, the number Of deaths from
that cause, last week, amounted to
$50.
In Savannah the mortality and SUI
terins are terrible and without parallel
lLcrc. Only about 1000 inhabitants
are left in the place. The Savannah
Republican says:
The acting Mayor informs us that
hc has sent orders to Macon, Augusta
and hnr!cston inr daily supplies of
bread, cf w:ich it is almost imposSi.
bile 10 uh,ain IL loaf just now, in consc,
quencc OF the death and sickness of
Bakers. We have been compelled to
eat crackers ourselves for tn las.
four days. On and after to morrow,
therefore, destitute persons and others
in nreu of Bread, may obtain it by
sending TO the Central Depot"
"A priv;Ec letter from Columbia in.
forms MS, that there have been four
cases Of yellow fever in that town. All
were brought from Charleston, which,
when we consider the daily comm'ni
eatlon between the two cities, was to
be expected. There is no danger of
thc fever becoming epidemic or
spreading in Columbia.
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SCa'Ofqula.

1t has been remarked by eminent men,
that IN the varied catalogue of diseases to
which man ~ liable, there is scarcely one
OF such Importance and 0 such interest
as Scrotua, whether we look 10 the ob.
scurilY OF It's origin, its insiduous progress,
the number and variety of organs that il,
attacks, or its remarkable incurabGlity and
extensive fatality.
Scroinla has hafflcd the skill Of The most
eminent physicians in this country and in
Europe. But there is an antdo,e for this
disease 'Dr. Guysou's Extract Of Yet.
lo" Dock aud Sarsaparilin," which is
proving itself Specific in the most severe
cases oi Scrotliu.
cf3 See advertisement.
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New baptist Church.

The Snmtcrvile Baptist Church was
opened for holy worship on Sunday last
The dcdicaiory sermon, m Interesting and
Instructive one by The Rev. Mr.. DEALER Of
Darlington, was founded on the first verse
Of the ;'rd chapter II l'lIcssnlonians, "Fi-
nally, brethren, pray for lis, That the word
Of the Lord may have free course, and be
slorIticd, even as ii is with YOU" Prayers
were offered by the Rev. Mr.. Mason, of
kershaw, and the Rev. Mr.. GRAHAM, Of
this place.
A prolonged meeting is now held in this
church and we are informed, that several
eminent Ministers Of tie gospel are cx-
pected soon TO assist in the services. The
congregation have not yet succeeded in
obtaining the services of Il regular Pastor,
but hope to do so shortly.
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n l0laa alntEillcatiORs.

We publish lhis week a cU:nmuni
cation on the saiirct Of State r"li,ics
On these questions, in our capacity OF
public journalists, We have declared ii
strict neutrality, but asa party deSi
rous of seeing the truth invcsliga; ed
aud fairly cs"ntcd before t.e public
eye, VIC have determined to open the
columns OF this pai,cr to a fair, man
ly and courteous discussion Of the va.
rious questions nos ayitating the State
and in publishing the communication
OF the "Indian Chief" invite the
other side TO come forward.
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News Ofthc Week.

The cholera is very bad in Knoxville,
Tenn, the publication OF the papers rherc
has been suspended in consequence Of its
ravages.
We see from Il correspondent, of the
Carolina Spartan, thata rcpor, is current
IN Grccmri'lc, that the Catholics are ncao.
clating with the proprc,ors OF Chicks
! Springs for the property, with view OF
establishing a Female College at the
Springs.
The Columbia Carolinian, of ycs.
tcrday, says:
we understand that there is no pr,-
bahIIhy OF the Snn,h Carolina Company
running two trains, owing to the obs,inacy
OF the Department IN refusing TO paw tn,
usual compensation. We further regret
to learn that 1t is possible. if not probable,
that he South Carolina Rail Road " II
throw up the mail cm,tract entirely on
the lst OF October. We shall he in nee
fix then"
A grand National Convention Of Bibles
is to be held at Springfield. Massac husct,s,
on the 5ih of next month"; when prizes
amounting in value to 500 will Le awar-
dcd To he finest babies exhibited.
Last week $4,000 lbs. of wool were
sold at Columbus, o., al % a SOC. pound.
The Senate OF Iowa is equally divided
between the Wings and Democrats. The
lower House has 3s Wings, 80 Demo
cra:s. The "Whig' paper at Iowa City
claims the election Of Mr. Grimes as Gov.
crnor by 1000 majority, and the "Dcuo.
cratic paper co"cedcs it by 1890.
Judge Bronson, in accepting the .lIard''
nomination for Governor cl New York,
expresses himself in favor of tn: fugitive
slave law and the principles of the Ne
braska bill, and adds:
whether such sentiments are now nom
ular or not, entertain no doubt that they
will ultimately be approved by a great ma.
Jor'ty OF the people Of this State. Error
and ianat'cIs'n may triumph for time, but
reason will prevail in the end"
Easter, a negro woman, the propcr,y Of
Mrs. Eliza +. Garter, near Uppcrvile,
Fauquier county died on the l7th, inst,
having attained the age Of one hundred
and forty! This is one Of the most rc.
markablc cases of longevity on record.
The Hamburg Pioneer announces the
death on Friday last Of Mai ]. C. Allen,
late one OF the Representatives. of Barn
well District in the legislature.
Gabriel, one Of the negroes condemned
for The murder Of Maddox, has been par.
doned, and will receive 300 asbcs in
stead of hanging.
The Richmond Enquircr is for mixing
treaty with Great Britain l.- The surrcn.
der Of fugitive slaves.
MIR. John S. Thraslcr, of the I.opez
expedition against Cuba, recently adllrcs.
scd the citizens Of Natchcz, Miss in favor
OF rendering aid to the Cubans in their
efforts TO free that island from tho domin
ion Of Spain.
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EAIR

On Thursday the 18th inst, fair will
be held al Bethel Church, seven miles bc.
low Snmtcrville, by the ladies' Of the vicin.
~. the proceeds of which will be devoted
TO purposes connected with the church.
MANAGERS :-E. J. Pugl,, II. II. Wells,
X. Is. Cain, Col. VIM. Netlles, DR.. C. H..
Richardson.
Admission 25 cents.
W a sumpiuous dinner will be provi-
ded. to which the company will be invited
to partake of free Of charge.
Sept. l3, 1854 AG 1t
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Penn Medical University
OF PHILADELPHIA

tEsh,s New Institution has abolished The
annnai repetition of Lectures and The
rom'h'ng!ing OF all branches. and smbstitu-
ted progressive and much more crfrni.c
studies, as demanded by our aye. Mcdi-
cine Is t,u@ht III "A branches, aul dis'r-
butch, according to their natural order of
succession, over 4. Courses Of Lectures
and Practical Exercises, held during 2
years, by IL Professors and 3 Demon stra.
tors. Such stuGc cS are moe thorough,
easy ana agreeable, ever branch fully ac-
q'lIred, serving To- illustrate slccccInr
higher branches. Lectures commence
Oct. 9Th. 1851. and continue four months.
WIN. SCtIMOELE, NJ. d., Dean
n. w. cor. OF Arch and l3:h Sis, phila.
Sept. 20, 1854 IL 81
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place. After completing collegiate
, course he devoted hnsclf assi,luously to
the study of Medicine in Philadelphia, ana
subsequently in Paris On his return to
America he practiscdhcrc temporarily and
thence removed to Savannah where alas !
"lils course has soon ended" He was a
most amiabIc, wothy young man, AMI
numerous friends dcplorc his unlimcy
death May he rest in peace
Many Charlestomans have arrived here
during the last week, whom the Yellow
fever frightened from their CITY. The
! number of deaths there on Friday last was
nineteen.
Mcssrs. Adams e. Co. have established
III Columbia a branch of their Genera |
Express Office. Money, packages and
parcels Of all kinds can now be sent to any
part of The Union with perfect safety and
at small expense.
The " Carolina Tunes " has not vet
been revived but we hope to sec it cncrgc
Phocnx-!ike from the ashes. The Times
violently opposed any change from the
present plan Of clcct;ng Electors and VIC
always like t hear full and free discussion
on such great questions.
Capt Coehlan, the travelling agent for
John MitcheI's paper, The Citizen is
now in Columbia soliciting subscriptions
to that independent and spicy Journal BY
the way we SEQ an announcement in the
"Caro'inan" that an application will be
made 10 the next Legislature for Char.
ter to incorporate the mitchell Guard" a
new Volunteer Rifle Company.
The citizens OF Richland do no, enter
tain the belief that office in many cases is
neither 80 be sought after or declined
There are now sir candidates for the Shcr-
'ifalty, an election for which comes of mex,
May. Could not few more be induced
to run and thus add to the "in,crcst of
the occasion'"
Saturday last was Return day but
as money IS very plenty in Rchland a,
this moment, little SUNG was done.
Now we comc to the topic that absorbs
all others in tbs District at least, the Sen
atoral Election. The "Iles of October"
are approaching rapidly ana the friends OF
Col. Preston and General Adams are only
working The harder. There viii lie So
many :" split tickets " and s. plurupcrs -
not the sort your New York Correspond
ent described the las. Bauner-tInt it is
hard to tell who will be elected Represent
atlvcs. As for the Senators, both parties
arc confident.
i'irr regulations for votes in the coming
October Elections are to be very stringent,
especially in regard to those who live in
other districts but vote in Rcirl4nd on
property qualification. Every Illegal voter
will be indicted as soon rs he votes: and
this will prn5ably place the election Of one
or tho ot!i"r gentle nan Candidates ior the
Senate beyond she power ., . pro.rs,.
The Gpy L;ass " OF Saturday .as, cx-
cc.lcd all its predecessors in variety and
richness Of views. We lnarn il vii! &c
published weekly unit! after The Election.
We hope The !ni, and laushable r" doincs :"
OF The campaign will not be exchanged for
strife or even Ill feelings
Yours,
CoLUMBlENsls