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SWAIM'S
Celebrated PanaCea,
FoR THE cURE
FIJI

- Q TO i u l. a.
IncpIsnt Consumption, General Debtl y, VIII Swelling
Rheumatism Diseases Of the Liver and Skin, and
all Diseases arising from Impurities Of
the Blood, and the effects Of
Mercury.
IwAIM's PANACEA has been for more than thirty years
celebrated this country and IN Europe for its
binary cureor the hcAtes Of whh reference MADE
TO the directions and books (Which be had grat
panyng PAnacea Some OF which give the particulars
tent have been almost eaten up with scrofulA and
deemed incurable bs Physicians.
1t has been used In hospitals and private practice and has
been recommended by the celebrated Physicians and
other eminent persons Among others, by
w. GiBsOE II. D. Professor OF surgery Pa. University.
vALsSTSE NJ TT, NJ D., Prof Of Surg n. Y University.
W. p. DEwHEs, ~ d., Prof OF Mid, Pa. University.
N. CHAPMAN, NJ D., Prof Of Physic, Pa. Uniyersity.
PARKS NJ. d. President College Of Physcans, PhiiA.
DR DEI vALLs, Prof Of Medicine. Havana.
Joss EOURESoo pK Luz. Prof. OF Surg, Lisbon.
CHlPNAS Mem ROY al College Surgeons, London.
G.. W IKvISa, late VI n ster 10 Spain.
stR THOMAS PEAEsOS, Mai. Gen. Birth Army.
GnREsr RoBERTsoS British Consul, &c., &C.
The wonderful effected by SEAm's Panacea, have,
for many years made Il an Invaluable remedy. The PanA
does contain mercury In form, and being In
nOeest preparation, may be given 70 the most tender in
FAINT.
tanning three Aif pinis,) or three bOtsiss for 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
swaims PanAcsA In round bottles dated ongitudnay,
With tue follow in letters blown the glass:
"swAlM's-PANAcEA-sHiLA
Having the OF Jas SWAIN stamped the scaling
written The label covering the cork and splendid
engraving the side Of the bottle by Draper Co. Rank
Note Enerayers Of thsiepha- In the centre Of which
portrait Of the late a. SsRim, Copyright securely
II persons purchasing the PAnAcra w be careful 70 Oh
that the W A N Il correctly Spelled t,sy
nc not be Imposed on.
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American Convention in Illinois.

American Convention in Illinois.
The American State Convention OF Illinois met
at Springfield on the 18th. The nominations of Fill
more and Doneson were endorsed. The State
ticket nomination was had, resulting, for Governor,
VIM. B. Archer Lieutenant Governor, NJ. T. Dun.
lap; Secretary of State, Anthony Thornton; Audi
tor, Hiram Barber; Treasurer, James Miller.
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Rtyer and s,eamb.at News.

The river fell four inches Saturday night, and
falling slowly all day yesterday.
ARRIVED, the Humboldt, from New Orleans; Chi
eago, Pttsburg; Umpire RoWens; Cuba, Paducah;
City of Hanfsvtlle, Memphis; SaLlie West, St.
Louis.
DEPARTED, Cuba, for Psducah.
The CITY of HuntsviIe leaves for Memphis at the
usual hour to-day
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HoMorDR.-0n Friday night last Henry
Gilman, well known in this city, met his death
at the hands of c. F. Wright, his broth in
law. He received heavy load of buckshot
in his lower abdomen from musket. Mr.
Gilman only lived a few minutes. This IN
fortunate affair received partial investigation
from the Recorder on Saturday morning, but
Q further examination was postponed until
Tuesday Tomorrow Mr. Wright was held
70 bail for his appearance
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Tenth RfsfFicf.

The American Convention at Somerville on
the 9Th, nominated Jos. r. MosBY, Esq, Of
Fsyette, elector, and Col. r. T. LooNEY, OF
Shelby, alternate. Excellent appointments.
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An Eagle Matched and Nursed by a
Shanghai.


About six weeks ago Mr.. Robert Cameron.
who resides on the Miami river, a few miles
below Hamilton. Butler county, O., discovered
q bald eagles nest on q huge Sycamore tree
standing near the river, and one of his sons,
an active and adventurous fellow, by tall
climbing" reached the eyrie, and made prize
of two eggs of the bird of our country, which
were at once deposited under a "setting
hen" aud in two weeks a fine, lusty eaglet
pecked the shell, and made his appearance,
with less pain aud oomp and circumstance than
attended the birth of the "enfant de France"
One of the eggs proved a failure, and this, with
the eggs of the hen, were thrown away, it be
il considered that the bsrnySrd fowl would
have quite enough TO attend to in the person of
the feathered "prinoe imperial" and the
chicken aud eaglet are both, we are pleased 10
learn, doing as well as could be expected. The
plebeian nurse-fowl is we are informed by Mr.
Cameron, apparently, at times, very much as
tonished at the eccentricities of His Royal
Highness, the infant bird of Jove, whose keen,
unflinohing eyes, aud stout, sharp, SrOoked
beak, and appetite for fish and flesh, are slight
ly terrible and beyond her appreciation. Still
she attempts TO relieve his wants with true
motherly devotion, and in trying TO induce him
20 take a promenade, oIucLs at him vainly by
the hour. His legs are not seryiceable, aud
disclaiming To crawl after her, he looks with
eager aspirations, as becomes bis illustrions
race, skyward. lie is very fond Of fish, and
luKuriates in rats and snakes, though he is not
yet stroag enough 10 skin them for himself
The quantity of skinned garter snake that he
consumes is queer he being competent to dis
pose of almost his weight ia that article Of
prepared snake.-CiA. Com
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Monday Morning, May IL, 1855.

az The dramatic and musical entertain
ment for the benefit of the Robertson Associ-
ton viii take place tonight at the Adelp phi
Theatre, instead of the Odd Fellows Hall.
The change win give Mrs. MAoREADY and Miss
UEso an opportunity to present themselves I'M
der more favorable auspices, and to enhance
the high reputation they have already won.
Tie change is better, too, for the audience.
We are gratifed to learn that Prof Hess has
composed piece of music for the violin and
piano, entitled "a Souvenir Of NaskgiIIe," and
it will be played on this occasion by Miss
URsO and Mr.. TAYLOR 1t would be unjust to
the good taste of our citizens to doubt that a
large audience will be in attendance.
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Annual Celebration
or THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NASHVILLE.
The Fire Department Of Nashville win celebrate their
Annual Anniversary
On Thursday. the 18th daY Of Nav.

The different Fire Companies VII meet on the fUbLiO
SQUARE Al O'clock when the procession win be formed in
the following order:
Aids. Chief NArshAl. Aids.
President and Vice President Of he Fire Association.
NashVle Fire Company, No. /, will form Deaderck st.,
the right resting on the sqgare.
Broad Street Fre Company, Ne q viii form on College st.,
the right resting on the Square, Me3ll's corner.
DEUCE Fire Company, No g. will form College st., the
right resting a. the Planters Rank, on the Square.
Capitol Hn Pre- Company No e. will form on Cedar st.,
the right resting on the square KrkmAn's corner.
Tue w At tn ringing Of the City Han
Bell At O'clock around he Square 10 MARKET 81, down
Market to L9ca Locust 10 College, up College 20 Lac,
out line Spruce up suoe Cedar up Cedar TO Vine,
down Vine Broad down Broad 10 summer, out sumner 70
LAneola cut Lueoa Cherry, down berry 10 CasiiemAn,
out CastenAn College up College 70 UHien. cot Union to
Cherry down Cherry crdAr DOVE Cedar 70 the sqaAre,
where the proeession viii be dism ssed
E~ LIS hoped that each oOmPsny vi be al he proper
place ths time gaAtse, As 10 move precisely al
o'clock.
The Chief silrshs 'E-ns drrss, with red ash The Ais
with wldta Ssh The Company hArshals shah wear the
uai,ora o. tAsir respective companies, wis hue SSH.
A. EuSON, Chief MarsAsi.
Chief Alrskars Atas-Axp. TTtEs, So I. n n. curF.A
No. 2 ALrx. Flii, 40. 8. J. W. FHlrs. EO.A
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To accommodate the extra demand for seats
Mrs. Aacready's entertainment on Monday
night will take place at the ADELPH THEA
TRE. Box office open from IL to IL and
from 8 to on Monday. Persons having pur-
chased tickets can secure seats By presenting
them at the office.
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virginia American Convention.

EX- sALLrE WEST will leave for St. Louis this
evening at o'clock.
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EH DAVIS. PILcHER & Co. sell groceries at auc-
ton to morrow morning on time. Se5 advertise
ment.
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DoS'r TILL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness tell it about else there will be
unmarried people Weddings will be the order Of the day
Everybody will choosing help mate In another column
the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoNDour, of New York, the "Blss Of Marriage" It gives
you process the of creating love- compel
ing any body you dearly whom you wish to inspire
with that tender passion them should such get
the world Read the book yourself but keep silent.
That's our counsel-N Y Tribune
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FxvKR AND AcuK-Ax NFALLIBLE cURE-We defy the world
produce any medicine which does not contain onine.
Bark Arsenic Mercury noxous o. deadly compound,
to cure this annoying disease ehectuy as Carriers Span
ish Mixture While it contains none Of the above named
dangerous articles yet possesses power in relieving and
curing Fever Ague which cannot be approached by
Of them separately or in combination 1t acts specifically
on the Liver pues the Bood opens the pores Of the Skin,
and assists nature expe from the system the seeds CT Dis
ase or what is as bad the remains Of the Mineral Drugs
viii h clog and hnsIy destroy the constitution.
See Of Mr. Lorgden Of Virginia He had chills
twice day for years. nothing would relieve HIN until
he tried Spanish Mixture on three bottles Of which
eectuay restored him to health, nor has he had return
Of the disease since.
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sE- little son of Orville Belts was scciden-
tally drowned in the river Saturday.
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Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED BIZ INHALATION MEDIcATED VAPoEs.
DR. WV HUSrxR brother OF Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces ali those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread their and terrible in their results the
diseases of the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter of earnest soctude roeson to know there
be any whereby those diseases be controlled and
ameliorated.
DR.. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases our
peculiar study several years. and We have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached by
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breahed into the lungs in the form of vapOr and
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs. The Of our treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance, sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut sts,
apl-9m West side, 81. Louis 30.
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NASHVILLE:

E- The Patriot is the successor OF the "7f1e Hzi0'
Messrs SMrrH MoRekE Co. having purchased the print
ng Materials subscription list, &C., Of the latter.
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SUMMER READING.

SUMMER READING.
Ernest Linwood, The Elder Sister,
Rose Clark, Mimic Life,
Estelle Grant, Lanmere,
Nellie Of Truro, Beechcrot,
Ruth Hall, Isora's Child
My 81 Others Keeper, The Three Marriages,
Crotch Is and Gu tvers, Our Cousin Verona,
The Fahless Guardian, GlenwoOd,
Juno CHGHd, Jackson and New Orleans
The Wrinkles, Represen alive Women,
The Onyx Ring, Twice Married,
Winnie and l, Home Influence,
Modern Pilgrims, Sacred Plains,
Carrie Emerson, Pastor and Teacher,
Elm Tree Tales, Long Look Alb ad,
The New Purchase, British Historians,
Bell Smith Abroad, Our Countrymen,
Peg WOfin gton Memoirs Of Bennett,
The Qlaker's Daughter, India Of Pearl River,
Henry VIII and six Wives, Amy Lee,
Hampton Heights, Balloon Travels,
Russian Empire, Grace Lee,
Fashion and Famine, Modern Mysteries,
Forrest Tragedy, Lucy Boston, .
The Money Maker, Homestead on the Hill side,
The Escaped Nun, Marriage a Lottery,
The Maroon, My First Season,
Sense and Sensibiity, Cora and tie Doctor,
The Match Girl, r'he Old Farm House.
The above and interesting Books for sale by
APPS CHARLES W. SMITH.
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A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very large and well selected stock
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Goods.
Fine BsreRe Robes-new styles;
Organize Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks
Plain silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain Striped, AID Plaid;
Large lot cheap Muslins
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment of Jaeonet and Swiss HOuncings;
Embroidered swiss and Jaconet Collars
Valencennes Lace Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered skirts.
KID GLOVES
BsjOu's make-a large stock
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and Whlce silk Nantes;
ColOred Aanes variety styles prices, from IS to s2S
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS Fer DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large " Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white, black and eOOred
Also good assortment of Misses and chidrsn's Hose
Large lot Gentemen's Cotton and silk Half Hose.
GentIemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment french Linens
Black and fancy Fr'h CAssirere
Linen Duck-goOd assortment;
Plain and Check Cashmere for Boys wear;
Assortment Cravats, Shirt Collars Drawers, Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DANASKS.
In Satin and Woo-new patterns
Handsome Lace and Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Curtain Muslin.
Carpets and House, Furnishing Goods.
Fine 4-4,h Velvet oarpeting;
4lh and Brussels do;
9 Ply CArpehns-nsW STYLES;
Good assortment Rugs, Mats Druggets, a. 81 and e.
Check and White Canton Mating
Also, large stock of cheap Carpets;
a., T. and IL Floor I'll Cloths;
Heavy Goods for Car coverings
pl Cotton Ducks fuS inches vide These Goods We can
furnish from % to $50 inches ~de.
We have large stock Of Plain, plaid and Striped osna-
burgs very heavy.
We have Goods the right width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well to give Us call be-
fore buying. Lapl2l A. Ia. B BEEoH.
Q. PArTEs. J. c'ILISs J. HUTTON.
PATTEN, HUTTON & CO.,
SAVANNAH.
PATTEN, COLLINS & CO.,
vi ON.
G. ON I'M u.s. sion Mercha
AND
Tn~&~~z
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FLOURi FLOUR!!

TINHR Rew YORK. Nils hsve recenfy opened their Dspo Al
he ola stand q the Port Royal Nh Depot No souiA
College stress where N , Vii keep constantly hand
large Supply 81 ne flour pat expressly og fky
Also, good " Uatsd foeF, hnckA heat Hous, AeAi
Bran, A., a..
these MIS- have ieng been knswe a. this esm@unliy
larahing The best Fonr hat broaF 90 this msFket and
it only rsqalFes trss sxey al sho wzna good Foar.
that q q or their Interest bay 81 s Esstan 81 hs
hers b particularly diTscted - tAAa.
laniT QUICK 90.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

US ruffians." Old Bourbon is the favor
ite here as q fogmatic,' but Beecher's
friends no doubt will insist upon reform in
the " Western rivers and vallies." Our
boys being peaceably inclined, would some
times be willing to be IS shot in the neck"
with Wolfe's Scheidam Schnapps pistol,
and no doubt this country could be con-
quered by the above means provided the
filth from the North were returned to the
Emigrant Aid Societies as worthless, their
purposes having failed in the :" shrek for
freedom" with Sharp's rifles, and would
only disgrace the Reverend if they could
have the Schnapps and act as silly as he
does at times.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

used, Mclean may be used, Campbell and
Fremont may be used; but neither OF
these last named gentlemen could be NOM
mated for any other position than being
candidates. If an election was possible
Seward would be the beneficiary.
On the I'd of June the democracy,
which stands alone as to antecedents, will
present their candidates. At least they
have in the field many names identified
with the history of the Republic-names
of distinction all over tie world. MIR.
Pierce, Gen. Cass, Mr.. Buchanan, Mr..
Douglas, Mr.. Wise. Gen. Rusk, Mr., Hun
ter, Mr. Dallas-all these gentlemen will
have their friends at Cincinnati.-N Y.
Herald.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

Gen. Whitfield has entered his protest
against this manner of proceeding. His
witnesses win be examined at Wea MIS-
sion and Leavenworth City.
Maj. Oliver has, all the time. taken a
high conservative position. and in opposi-
ton to the course of the other members; /;
but he is powerless, having two against
him. We presume that he will make a
minority report to Congress.
1t is said that the committee intend sum-
moning every man who voted for members
of the Legislature, and examining them
as to where they live. where they have
lived, &c. If they do this, they will not
be able to make their report for two or
three years yet. The majority report. will
be all a one-sided affair." Western Dis
patch.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

BENToN's sNoaIsArIoN.-Wel learn from
dispatch in the Republican, of the 9th
ult., that Col. Benton would write letter
to the people of Missouri soon, declining
to accept the nomination for Governor OF
Missouri. He says that the only nomi-
nation that he would receive, would be
that of President. What will the Benton
party do now for some one to lead their
ranks at the Gubernatorial election We
imagine that he will not get the nomina-
ton for President, unless it comes from
the Black Republican party Western Dis
patch.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13


SOUTHERN EMIGRATIoN.-Mr. Baker,
of Alabama, member of Maj. Buford's
company, addressed the citizens of our
county, yesterday. at the court house, IN
relation to Kansas affairs. His speech
was characterized throughout by sound az
gument and happy illustrations, and was
delivered in an eloquent and forcible style.
He commenced with very handsome
compliment to the " Border Ruffians," !"
comparing them to the "Spartan Band
who threw themselves into the Thermopo-
lean pass Of Kansas, and there defended
Southern rights against Northern aggres-
sion." He reviewed the past history of
that aggression and proved beyond doubt
that the South had always been a forbear-
ing people, and that in the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise line, they only er-
ceived their just and constitutional rights.
He spoke encouragingly of the Southern
emigration which would come out during
the season. The speaker was frequently
applauded during his address, and was
universally well received.
We found Mr.. Baker and his compan.
ion, Mr.. Johnson, to be gentlemen of high
toned feeling and warmly attached to
Southern institutions. Such men as these
are an honor to any country, and will
prove a valuable acquisition TO Kansas
Western Dispatch.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

negro seryitude and desire to get rid Of it.
We have answered many a man by say
ing that it was not 80, but if it were. we
did not care, for we knew that it was rigkt
if they die not.
Northern merchants, however, who are
with one hand trying all they can to de-
stroy the South, and sending Sharp's rifles
to Kansas to shoot Southern men, and
with the other. getting rich from the pro-
ducts of slave labor, should be made to
feel an argument that touches the pocket.
about the only medium to the conscience
of business man, and especially Yam
kee. When that point is reached, the
man will begin to Inquire what he is do
ing. and after he begins to think he will
probably get right himself and see that
he is not only full of the blaekest ingrati-
tude, but that he IS actually doing all he
can. not only to ruin others, but even
himself!
The above, if carried out by our mer-
chants in purchasing in St. Louis and
elsewhere, would have corresponding eff
feet. l-EDs. SauArrER.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
A Murderous Conspiracy.

Lane, the pretended Senator sent by the
bogus Legislature to speculate on their be.
half at Washington, is out in scurrilous
card aimed at Judge Douglas, the eviden'
design of which is to to entrap that gen.
tieman into a personal difficulty. The
point of veracity raised is in reference to
the Incorporation, in the bogus constitu-
ton of Kansas, of provision excluding
free blacks. The miserably simulated
fraudulent document, which was SO clum-
silly got up that its appearance was actu-
ally more insulting to the Senate than if il
had been clever forgery, wanted this pro-
vision. Senator Douglas detected the gar
bic and charged it home. giving this Lane,
who personates Senator, as his authority.
As we learn from the card in substance,
though most disingeniously and mendaci-
ously stated, the clause in question was
proposed, but was to be submitted to the
Black g. Republican population separate
Iy from the sham constitution. If passed,
it was TO act merely as instructions to
the first Legislature, having IN no wise
any connection with, or relation to, the con-
stituiion!
The wretched quibbie on which this boz
gus representative of a pack Of abolition
traitors seeks to fasten quarrel on SEN
ator Douglas, will excite the utmost con-
tempt of all honorable men. We see in
the special pleading and offensive epithcts
applied to Judge Douglas trap laid for
his life, and we hope that he will not be
drawn into contact with any of this gang
of seditious, forging, numbering traitors.
We do not doubt that council Of clergy
men of the Beecher stripe might be found
to bless the rifle which should be charged
to take his life.
We protes, against the political duel as
the most atrocious species Of deliberate
murder. The horrors of the Cilley mur-
der are still remembered with universal
loathing and execration, and it is to be
hoped that the enemies of the statesman
to whom we allude will not succeed in
drawin5 him into their tolls by any such
bait.-.M Y. National Democrat.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
Candidates for the Presidency.

The Niger Worshippers. or black re-
pubhcans, are to hold their convention on
the 18th of June. They, too, are new
comers, and if they succeed in exhibiting
their real character and purposes, there is
a strong probability that their leaders. in
stead of being elected to the Presidency,
will be tried and convicted of treason to
the constitution. 1t is remarkable fact,
indeed, that the public mind of the section
of the country has become SO poisoned and
debased that formidable party of Nigger
Worshippers has been organized and is
disputing the election of President and
Vice President with that old and at least
respectable family, called the democracy.
There are at the head of the Phalanx
of Niger worshippers about half dozen
men posted as candidates. The effort
now is to fall away from the old abolition
stills and give the concern respectability
by the nomination of Judge Mclean, of
Ohio, and John Bell. of Tennessee. This
project signifies the conviction that the
race is hopeless on the basis of the Mig
ger Worshippers' creed-utter hostility to
slavery in every conceivable shape; ORA
ther it is perhaps kiud of cognouit of
Mr.. Seward and Mr.. Chase, who retire
from the field because, ike the people of
Kansas. they do not find the required num-
Der to effect a complete organization. 1t
is safe to say that neither Seward or
Chase, nor any other person who aspiresI
to honors higher than nomination, viii
be pn, upon the coarse. Banks may be