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THE KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.


Inc telegraph reports the adoption oil the pat !
form, areport of which was given yesterday'--
The convention consisted of 205 delegates, while
only 80 voted for, and 50 against the platform
Where were the other delegates? The aoohtloh-
lists, constituting the great body of tbe kn0Wno'h
ings at the north, win now organize northern
know-notIing association. Is it possible that any
man in the south can urge the continuance of an
organization here, TO war on the Catholics and for
eigners among us. at a time when, BY the dlssolu-
ton OF the know nothing order as national or
ganzation, the very fury Of anaticism is about to
be excited against on the slavery question =
We almost expect to hear that Col GENTRY him
self will refuse longer to engage in the effort to
kDdle here war Of religions persecution, when
the great interests of the south are proved to be in
such imminent peril.
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o1e coRegsposDxgcE.
JACK ox COUNTY, June Il

JACK oS COUNTY, June IL.
GeNrILMEs:-I see ia the Tri-Weekly Bttnner a
call recently made upon BIZ. s. s. STANTON, Of our
county, TO become candidate for representative,
with hope that the people will keep calling fer
him until he comes. Now, sirs, / can't see that
there is any necessity for it ata We have already
three candidates for the Legislature in this county
we have already as many aunoysnces among US
as wecarget along with-we have good many
know-nothings slipping and plotting around : our
woodlands and forests are full of locusts, and now
sirs to cap the climax are we to be oyerrun with
a numerous tribe of candidates and Office seekers?
think we have already our full share of pests and
annoyancss without invoking others to come upon
us. Mr.. STANTON is clever and talented young
man, and young lawyer of fne promise, and
would serve US much better in his profession than
as a candidate now, as we have already plenty o.
them in the field, and all clever men.
Yours, &c, VERIrAs.
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(Advertisement)

80 advertisement
, The POETRY OF PHYSIC.-Doses have always been
associated in our minds with wry faces and medicine has
seemed from the days of childhood. another word for
nausea and disgust Its remedies the worst part of
sickness and pain not SO hard to bear The revolving
poions we are compelled to swallow for its relief DIR.
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CHARACTERISTIC ANEcDoTE.-D During the last ses-
sion of Congress, man, we'll known as deeply in
terested in the mail-steamer BILL then before the
house, approached Mr.. Benton while he was walk
ingin Pennsylvania Avenue, and said Good morn
ing Mr.. Benton" The salute was returned. ~
see the mail steamer bill is up to-day" Eyes, sir"
Benton, couldn't you be prevailed upon to go for
the employment OF more steamers by the govern
mentr "Y es sir, upon one condition" The fell
low smiles as if he was going to get ROLAND" of
suggestion for his "Ohver" of bribe: save, on
one conditon-that they could be used to transport
such rascas as you are to some distant penal colo
N.Y.
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80 Lord LANsDowSE recently stated in the
British House Of Lords, that the Russian losses
since the commencement of the war. including
all the battles on the Danube with the Turks, had
been 247 900 men. The following are further de-
tails: In the month of January last, report was
presented to the Emperor NICHOLAS, stating the
loss of the army at 1877 900 men, including those
who died under the severity of the long marches
and of sickness. A new report was presented to
the Emperor ALEXANDER in April, fixing the total
loss of the army to March 81, at $50 900. In this
report especial stress laid on the effect of the
marches, and some disastrous incidents were par
ticuarzed 1t was stated that an entire company
had persisted under the SHOWS between Odessa and
Perekop, and another between St. Petersburg and
the SOUTH An entire battery had been lost in the
same manner with the men and horses The guns
were found after the thsw, and are again used. 1t
is calculated that the addition to the Russian army
to be made under the last ukase will consist of
about 100000 men. Twelve in thousand is the
ratio, and the area includes the most popuous gov
ernments of the empire
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SPRINGFIELD. June l3. I85

=. SpKNeFrELD, June l3, 1855.
EDlToRs UNION AND AMERIoAN:-I see in your
paper recently call on me to become candidate
or Congress in this district.
fully appreciate, and am truly grateful for the
socitude of my friends on this subject, and do ex-
ceedingly regret that the condition of my private
affairs forbid that should enter into any political
contest at present. ~t-t
hope that we may be able to command the
services Of some good and true man whose ability
will enable him to do more for the democratic
cause than possibly could; and in promoting the
election of such one, promise my most hearty
and active cooperation. sc
Respectfully, your fenow-citizen, ~
THOMAS MENEEs
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Nashville Female Academy.

THE next (4oth) Academic year will begin Sept 3d.
i In regard to substantial as well as an ornamental!
education we offer advantages at lesst equal to SINH
lar Institution in the United States.
In regard to maternal Care and 'Healthfulne's the
Academy e1ces we think any Boarding School in this
country.
1t has been entirely exempt from Cholera TYPHOID and
Scarlet f yer and similar fatal diseases.
Parents are respectfully invited TO examine for them
selves. junel4-4 {. d ELLIOTT.
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JOSEPH HISS, the expelled member of the Massa
chusetts Legislature, delivered lecture in Boston
on Wednesday evening, in which be undertook to
set forth the misdeeds of his late fellow members
and to eulogize his own character. His assertions
consisted of common place geuerslities, denuncs.
ton of Maine law reformers, Qualification of the
American party, and an appostrophe to the Ameri-
can flag, all in the presence of small audience, in
GLIDING six ladies'
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HIGH AUTHORITY AGAINST TIE KNow-NoTHING
PARTY.-The Journal Of Commerce, highly con-
servative Northern paper thus speakr of the know
nothing party. We commend its remarks to all
true Southern Union men:
with the single exception Of the State of New
York, know nothingism in the northern and north
western States, has only served as watchword to
unite the anti-democratic factions and the COM
pound is found to contain a more concentrated
virus of sectional fanaticisn than either Of the sim
plesofwhCh it is composed. The State where know
uothlngism has most completely trlumphed is the
State which has most disgraced itself by abolition
madness and rebellion. How can it be expected
that the SCnth will throw itself into the embrace of
such party. We did at one time hope that kae,o-
'CtAtagiSm 'ooUld pour OF upon tie troubled icateys
q sectional strye-bt hope 50 no longer 1t has
shown ITS cloven feet too distinctly to be any
longer trusted. Ii the country is to be saved from
the dangers which threaten it, the democratic nsr-
~ is doubtless the appointed medium. We are
therefore not sorry but glad, to see old VIRGINIA
successfully bressting the tide which has already
swept over so large portion of the country"
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PRACTIcAL JOKE OF AN INDIAN.-A correspondent
Of the Detroit Enquirer, in speaking of the Indians
says: Some of these Indians are intense wags in
their way. One of them having given trader
some annoyance, was told that in case he was seen
again with bottle, it would be taken from him and
thrown into the fire. A few days after, the Indian
appeared with his pint flask in his blanket, usual
but the trader good as his word, and demand
ed the bottle which the Indian gave up and started
for the door. The trader threw the flask into the
stove, and out came the windows the trader fol-
lowing close behind. The next time that man burns
awhiskey bottle he will examine it to see that it is
not Of 'Duponts" make
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Wool CROP or OHIo-A letter from Richlsnd
county, Ohio, under date Of June 4th, says the woo
growers throughout Richlsnd, Crawford and Ma
rion counties are now busily engaged in clipping
their wool and taking it to market 1t is selling at
the following quotations: Common 20a22i; blood,
23a253; do, 26a2sa; 30a53; full blood, 34s35-
There is fair competition, and it is taken freely at,
the above prices.
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and after twqrihsngs in fresh water the cloth has
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MEAlPHIs. Jnne 4lh. 1870.


DE-. P. II. CoLE, Hickory Withe-DEAR SIR
In answer to your esteemed favor of the both ult,
and also in reply TO many similar communications
from others relative to my connection with, and
sentiments 10 regard 10 the recent political move
ment popularity known as the American party,
have ever been and still Democrat in its broad
est sense, believing, as do, that party to be the
only true exponent of American interests, and its
policy the polar star TO guide the federal destiny
on, in the of progress, glory and prosperity.
That Ihdce IN one instance wavered, and slightly
deviated from my present convictions, | an traLk
10 confess but IN that II was error Of judg
Inent which / shall endeavor to guard against in
the future, knowing, as | well do now, that it IS
not necessary TO ioIsske the party and principles of
jefferson Madison and jackson in order TO find the
true American platform. Briefly then, ia the LAM
gusge of "Claude Melnotte" What is past, is
past--theres future for all men who have the
courage TO repent or the energy to atone.'
now take the occasion TO say, | hereby renew
my fcalty to the Democratic party and am willing
20 abide my destiny with them; and would earn
estly request you and all other Democrats to vote
the entire Democratic ticket at the ensuing Au-
gust elections.
Now, sir, hope this will meet your approba-
ton, and answer sufficiently the anxeties Of your
self and other friends, with whom / have long been
politically associated, and ensure their favorable
opinion for the many wishes of kindness they have
80 warmly expressed. l hall take occasion at an
early date, to confer more freely with my old
friends of Fsyette county on this subject, when
and where shall endeavor to more fully set forth
my reasons for the position have now assumed.
You will pardon me, Doctor, for not replying
sooner to your letter inasmuch there has recent
iy been such pressure of business that it absorbed
10Y whole time
Very truly, your friend,
JAMES T. FUtIER
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Corn CARA special premium was awarded
to Mrs. Charles W. Wampole, at the late fair of
the Montgomery County Agricultural Society, for
corn cake, made after the following recipe:
Take the white ofeight egps; one-fourth pound
each OF corn starch, flour and butter half pound
sugar; one tea-spoonfn of cream of tartar half tea
spoonful of soda. Flavor with almond to suit the
taste" s
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The great body of readers will have experienced
some qualification 10 the announcement contained
the late California sdyices relative to the famous
Colonel Suffer- the discoverer of gold in California
Considerable sympathy has been recently excited
by the recital Of series of mlsfortunes which
duced the veteran pioneer from sfluence to power
ty, but he has suddenly become rich again by the
land commissioners confirming his claim to thirty
three square leagues of land.
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NEW BOOKS. 80
Memoirs and Sermons Of
Rev. Ichabod S. Spencer,
ID. d.
Late Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn

To0N, NELSON Co. "A Union street. have just rscsivsd
Sermons Of I. o. Spencer, D. D. lrwg
Author Of "a Pastors Sketches with SIX etch Of his
life by Rev. ]. NJ Sherwood, ~
THE late Dr. Spencer was model Of devotedness,
piety, ZEAL and success in the pastoral Office As
preacher he remarkable for the copousness and weight
Of his matter rather than for graces attractions bis
manner. bis originality of mind prevented hin,
FROM being The servle copyst of othersprevented him
from following the beaten track in his exposonoi
familiar truths presented old subjects in aspects
The memoir In this volume presents luminous and
notwithstanding view Of his life and character II IS
written in tone of aectionste admiration but without
fllsome panegyric" &c-Harpr's Aa9asine for JUNE
The Augustan Age Of France; 5ss'
Louis Fourteenth, and the Writers of his Age, being
Course of Lectures delivered Tin French) to select
audience in New York by Rev. l. r. Aste-Introduc-
ton and Translation BY Rev Z. N. Kirk. ii
Visits to European Celebrities
By William b. Sprsgue, d. ID.
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam. Houston Illustrated.
The Rag Bag. By Marker Willis
The May Flower. By H. Beecher Stowe,
q With many other new and interesting wosks
iuue10
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E- The St Louis Republican has intelligence
of the discovery by the police, of an extensive
counterfeiting establishment in Pike county ILL.,
nois. All the implements for counterfeiting on
large scale were found in house under the bluff
and near the Mississippi river besides plates for
$5's and SOS on the State Bank of Ohio Bank Of
Fort Edward, n. Y, Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Illinois. Also found a lot of metal evil
IDENTITY prepared for being made into Mexican dol
lars, two pieces being hammered out ready to re-
ceive the impression from the dies. man by the
name of CALDWELL and four or FIVE other persons
were arrested as being concerned in the business
some of them old citizens of the county.
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TURN THIN OUT.-The democrats OF Georgia
deny any democrat connected with know-noth-
ing lodge to participate in their meetings-Ec-
change paper.
The Detroit Free Press commenting on the above,
uses the following uncompromising language
"The man who deliberately leaves the democrat
ic party, and takes and keeps the oaths of know
Dothingism, should never be trusted-poltically,
morally, or religiously. He is rotten to the core
and fit for treason, stratagem, and spoile' He is
Lucifer on earth-a sort of fallen angel, for whom
there is no hope of redemption.
Turn them out. Let the democratic party be
uncontaminated. Let no Judas be tolerated in the
deliberative assemblies of the democracy Turn
them out in Michigan as well as in Georgia"
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IN New York, on Saturday morning the case in
volvlng the privilege the Commissioners of Emf
grafton to use Castle Garden an emigrant depot,
was decided in favor of the Commissioners and
the temporary injunction was removed
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IL. W. sCHAFFER,

Cabinet Furniture and all kinds Of Undertaking.
AM now prepared to furnish short notice any and
kind of COFFlNS from the finest to the planest
wooden coffin have and fine hearse, careful dri
yer and gentle horses Orders from the country city
left at nv warsroom No College Street. Church,
dav or RIGHT will receive immediate attention by d. w.
boris nv agent, at a fair price only.
p s Furniture repaired with neatness and dispatch.
Mattresses az all kinds and made to order.
r. w. SHAFFER, by
;a15-3mdAtw ID. W. Doris, Agent.
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Chatiano0ga, WtuHesuay, mug
The undersigned have agreed upon the above List OF
Appointments as candidates for Governor In making out
the appointments they have been competed 10 omit sew
much gra,ited to visit but it is impossible for them to do
co ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH p. GENTRY.
Nashville Anril 1919.
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# Does the editor of the Banner remember
that he once advocated immigration as peculiar
advantage to the South, and opposed GER
tain measure of public policy because it would
diminish the influx of foreigners? And, 4 he re-
members this, will be tell US what has since occurred
to change bis views Of the policy in question?
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SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL UILDING LOTSr
I'm HRslam's Addition.

ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH INSTAkT,
ON the premises, will sell the following Lots On
~ jefferson Street. Nos /. 2. s. 4. &c, Is and "a
On M. is comfortable Dwelling occupied BY Ar
Fetz Nos l. g and g. in the Corporation and are
entitled the invaluable Free School privileges On No
- is a good Store and Dwelling.
On Belve Street. Nos s. :, ). 3, TO- II, IL, Is, IA Is
On No Z is Dwelling HOnse.
On Warren Street. Eos t. IT, 49, 10 60 2l, % AMI g.
On No % is situated comfortable Dwelling
Alo Lot b. fronting l22 feet arren Street and LAG
feet Baslam Street, including the comfortable Dwelng,
occupied BY Samuel Hsslam, containing sonnet OF
good Rooms These Lots well situated 10 the most
industrious, energetic and thriving portion Of City
They convenient to good Ws6r one of the Lots hav
ing on it amos excellent WELL The Lots will be
sold credit Of one two aud three years. for Notes bear
ing interest satisfactorily secured payable Bank and
lien retained. The improved Lots " i'll be sold for one
fourth cash. and the balance credit Of g. IL and IS
months for Notes pa able in Bank without interest salts
facorily secured, and lien retained sale commence
at IL o'clock, NJ. Omnibus ses will As usual
ThOss wishing 10 plots OF the ground viii call
LINDSLEY A CROCKETT
+. X. GLAsCoCK, g. College Street.
AuctionpPr iurRlO-td.
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FOR SALE.

PLEASANT located Dwelling convenient and
n roomy-kitchen and smoke house attached. brick
dwelling and carriage house. The lot is sixty feet Deep
Twill give good bargain to glod cash customer Those
DESTROYS of purchasing can get my terms and price by
calling ON me- No 40 College street. and the prem
ises No las South Summer street. 20 foot alley the
side and Is in The Ny business of painting will be
continued as usual and shall be most happy to receive
calls in my line. jel5 JAS. NJ. LYON.