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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NJ 7 MIG EKFEs
OR
B efore and Behind the Curtain.
SERIES OF NARRATIVES,
ANNA COf.a. RETCHEE,
Author Of Auosi sral an Aetre Armand Fashon,

ANNA COf.4 RETCHIE,
Author OF Autosi grad OF an Actress Armand Fashion
In One Volume lsno. with Spirited Illustration.
To record tbs singular incidents hat occurred around me-
and sketch the striking histories which awakened my inter-
est fvOrite enplOymeat during prof ssonaI career
Of nine years. Out OF the many colored webs Of life thus
collected the narratives that compose hi, volume are wo
Fict Cd has lent bat few emhehng touches Truth
left to proclaim her strngsnsss should hi, wo-
achieve the object contemplated readers viii re Give
more correct imp son Of unaursed Iabors for the
public amusement than is geuerIy Entertained Between
them and the everyday wsgd he curtain cf prejudice IA.
fallen in imPenerabs f0d From its fatal shadow those
alone who climb the highest pinnacle Of fame emerr.
Yet among the most owy this prescribed band there are
many whose lives bear witness Heaven plants its towers
and seatters its pearl in unexpected places Lock for them
yOu who judge rash before you pronounce that they have
existence there.
ANNA CORA RIToHIE.
RAvENswoOD, Oct. II, 1855.
From rie Duly Adr~r,iasr.
This volume contains three spend q stoes Ste Ia The
Prompters Daughter, The Unknown Trsge1An into which
the author has brought in interesting manner her
experiences as an actress duri her successful professional
career Of nine years.
From he Ee1o York Mirror.
Her Autobiography OF Actress is CT srmng book:
but this "Mmie LIFE is in every way superior I Is written
with great power and beauty and pahss evidently
three stories Of the most absorbing Interest," Stella The
PrOmpter's Daughter, and The Unknown Tragedian.
From re Boston TinnscrSpt
Tue works destined to popularity, equal not superior
that oil the Autobiography for it tun romance
spun ron morbid bran but Is the the LIFE
des ana experiences OF true and an accomplished
writer who has here deposited her most sacred con-
viet'ons IN regard to life and its meanings
From tie Boston Assts
we ADVISE all who WOud enjoy perhaps the ost eQuste-
" beautiful production Of the authors ever finished pen to
ouy ts Vour ana be sure to read the story o. little Tra
"a story destined TO rank among the beautiful sketch
IS OIL childhood that have ever yet appeared.
From He Nelo YORK Albion
As literary effort "Aimic Lfe may be honestly prased
The pesonages sharply cut the interest page
aher page Our bounds forbid particularsng hut We
should be at once unaieu for pleasure derived and unjust
n our criticism " We did not mark character The
PromPter Of the second story carrying stout
heart and cheerful spirit through WEAKNESS and woe de-
serves to be set apart in n'ehe Of 5 own.
From ne Christian KaQuirer
Stsha Is full OF warning; "The Unknown Tragedians
mas examples Of armagnsnimity whilst he Proupters
Danghtr worthy Of place beside Little Nell" and "Ol
liver Twist. ,
JUST RECEIVED BV
w. 7. BERRY & co.
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The distinguished and venerable Senator
from Michigan omits no occasion 20 give vent
TO his anti Anglican spleen. In the debate The
other day IN the Senate on he Clayton Bnlwer
treaty lac used pretty rough words about John
Ball.
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Oh aaiIg 4atriot.

EB The Patriot is the Of the "Tr1e W1for
hessrs ssrrH, MoRsAs Co., having purchased the print
ng materials, subscription list. &C., Of the latter
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.

In Los 4AO&A11h - w.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, February 9th, 1885, we viii
" ssn for cash, the following articles, to-wit:-
IS hhds Choice Sugar;
80 bags Rio Coffee,
50 barrels Molasses;
so half barrels do Rose Hi,
30 do Loaf Sugar;
10 DO Crushed DO;
Is boxes Fancy Candies;
10 boxes NJ. r. Raislns;
IS barrels No. 8, hAtksrei
10 K do Do;
50 boxes Star candlezs
rs do Tallsw do;
81 do No l Soap;
10 do Pearl Starch;
80 dozen Wash Boards;
GO DO Brooms. White county;
$50 boxes Glassware.
5 DO Qaart NAskss
do Pint %;
a. dozen Painted BucketsS
cases Matches.
10 casks Soda
Is barrels Old RE whisky,
~ DO Peach Orchard,
etrrea fnezars
81 boxes Tobaeso- vareas brands;
eases Cigafs
ISL reams Wrapping Paper
~ dn1en Htup flsu L4ness
6 reels Coslan Rope
With many ether zrtfkass suitaele foE ~ trade-
DAVIS, PIkcBKR c.,
kbt No. - Puh1s s4aars-
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Just ReCeived,
History of the Reign of Philip the Second,
ALSO:
THE ONYX RING,
PHENIXIANA; or SKETCHES AND BuRLESQUES,
THF GOOD TIME COMING BY Arthur,
MEN AND WOMEN. BY Robert Browning,
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
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400 REWARDl!

BI. ankle n! BIANKErSI BLANKETS
ON cAsEs Bel Bl2nksts; Cases steAsahoAs dO o
Iaaz9 A. J. DCNcAN co.
&I00 REWARDll
II black Negro MAn nAnet "a Az te Nh0 Gals km-
self HENRY.
inches hsh stxts aboes $50 % vh q rs sse
teeth cut cay and gsnte g. he manner 4a eoa-e
&c WAen be In. He = csreatrr - tra3. and
hired 70 Coleman spsiu, aTpeutsEs e Nashville NJ
csehng ko55, oas c1nnet b described he quite
gent an segy pFeak,e h oil w haa fst Can
aa uii size ata absse rcusr1 srisefc II Nash
vle ~ gar his ecndnrraeat jail anY point hat
ct bin
uas lcft 10 ny ears - hu lhs ialL
Nsshriis Janii--u gro. @ ALAkN,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

10 TIE UbL1Js
ENz@s- The undersigned would respectfully an
A-~assS nounce 70 his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that be has returned to the city for
the purpose Of pursuing bis proeon and that Re
ISOLATED with him, the talented Artist. Mr.. p AUGUSTUS
WDERorH and he feels assured from their In an
other State. that fhei Efforts in their profession cannot i
be received with by the lovers srtn Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1855.
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DR.. ]. W. MORTON

HAS removed his resdssce No 109 North College st.
II The partnership 4 Drs BRIGGS NOErUN iseontn-
ued Office heretofore, No. ~ Cherry street. anI-lm
BEST SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
reduced prices 10 make for spring Purchases
"A Also, al few Valses If, for sale at same rate
jan2s ,. a. MeGILL-
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ELEcroR FOR THE arm CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIor.-We give place this morning with pleas
ure to brief communication recommending
W, II. DEWITT, Esq, as a suitable nominee for
the post Of American Elector of the 4th Con-
gressional District Mr.. DEWITT we are fully
persuaded, would discharge the responsible du-
ties of the station, with a zeal and ability
worthy of the glorious cause of Americanism
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"Never too Late to Learn"
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.

Never too Late to Learn.
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.
TOON. NELSON q CO., "a Union ST.,
Have just received a very Ingenious, Instructive and
Amusing Work. entitled
FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
OF daily occurrence Writing, Speaking and Prououne-
ing the English Language, corrected.
We have append more than two specimens OF
the favorable which this volume has received from the
press.
The ohio FaT7Her says Of it:
The design Of this book is remedy OF the most
painful and prominent evils Of detective education, by
showing Of the inaccuracies that daily perpetated
even in the society better supply the place
of early culture than this volume IL is better ali the
grammars written. No read il with
out benefit 1t should be introduced into every fam y and
no teacher can afo TO be without it,"
The New York Observer gives the following testimony:
"Here catalogue plumbers Of daily
in writing speaking and prOuoaneng the English Sneuage
that the unearDed have convenient help to the i
proveen Of their The book with great
advantage be introduced into thousands Of families who will
thus be enabled heir errors and learn better
Tie noticed IN this volume richly deserve to
be exterminaed and the book VIII do execution in that
good work The Is handsomely Published, and viii
make seasOnable gift Of great practical value"
GEOGNO SY;
Or, THE FACTS AND PRINCIPLES
OF Geology against Theories. BY David n. Lord
THE VOICE OF TIE CHURCH,
On the Coming and Kingdom Of the Redeemeri or, a
History Of he Doctrine of Reign Of Christ Earth
By d. 7. Taylor.
DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF the late AMOS LAwREScE with brief Of
incidents in his e Edited by his SON. W. R. Lawrence,
MD.
For sale by TooN, NELSON CO.,
janSO a Union street.
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A SPEAKER ELECTED |!
Bring on Your Bacon and Lard !
I WISH % purchase 600 600 pounds Of BAcOS: also,
500 barrels q LARD for Uhch an PAY The hixhest
caeh market Prize Bring your Bacon aad Lard aaa
make your qua dollars per Cay and roast beef.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
Ne / and Broad street.,
ian1f-d NksafrL1R, Tenn
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IRA A. STOUT,
A u G TIO " Z L r,
OFFICE NO. sc FRoNr ST.,
Three doors from Public Square, NASHVILLE. Ten,
W Ill se al kinds Of property for The beneht 81 those
w Wauting an Auciioneer. second hand Furniture,
md al kinds q pershabe property soh Public Square
Also negroes hired pubcy and se Al aucton. VIII attend
sacs Of al knis 10 TIE counly Of Davdsoa, Ia tbs city
private houses, and on iarEs. Tar Ms.
GENERAL AGENCY FIR tie hire. sale and par-
VI chase Of Ncgroes for the senF renting leasil and
pufeaAsing II real estate. SiOuf co No 46,
Front T., 81 door FRI Public square.
CENTRAL AGENCY for the collecting Il ssbts
N 81 al knas. Attended 70 with promptness money
paid y s00n coieciei sTOUT CO.. Ne as
Froat a., 81 door from frbe sqizFe
WANT FEN.
A COOK. Washers ana froners.
n Negro boys from II % IS yeals a age,
10 Negroes or stcantoa.s,
Z Negro dirls Or Sur.es:
negro womaa ar ilo1se-servant
have FOR HIRE
Ne. I nitciEnifh.
/ Ne<ro used T. Tavern u1rk;
Nsgro 0iTi IL yexrs n age
have FOR RENT
several Houses ana Lnfs.
have fGR SALE
hoazes and Lots 10 Eirraeii AID Nzshffis.
l4Hie- fspas 81. a. der ssesn Puzzle sqaars
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LocAL NEWS.

On last Sunday, the Gath instant party Of youths
were anu ing themselves in boat on the Potomac.
When the fats opposite maynard OF their
number an interesting young lad about - years Of age
the only Of Mr. Lawrence Tae accidentally fell
board and Immediately sunk Everything has been done
10 the body that gave hope of success bat
this time trace Of ii has been discovered
NATIONAL Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Florence drew
another good house last night and succeeded in creating
increased enthusiasm among the delighted assemblage.
Irish Assurance Yankee Modesty" has always been
yote piece with the citizens of Washing and this
occasion highly appreciated. The favorte Yankee
song Bobbing Around gained Iaurels for Mrs Flor
ence and drew thunders Of applause from pit gallery
and dome We hope that win be repeated together with
My Mary Ann' each night during the stay of these
talented actors Mr. Florence equally successful in
gaining the good opinion OF his audience.
consisting OF The Irish Lion anomaly in the animal
kingdom "The Young Actress" and "The Yankee Gal"
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OPTICAL
TasAsUKT DEFAEraEST,
~. q La.

TasAsuKY DEFAErAENT,
May q, 1855
NOTICE hereby given stock sued pusu
bs Congress Of 22d JAY ls46 that sueh
reader a e eehsale. hereof The I2 Of November
when interest thereon vail cease
This purchase such STOCK prior said
redemption and viii pay therefor following peun
addition accrued the day Of purchase win
day interest Eos the Haoaey reach lhs vendor
Ga such stock received at Inc Treasury between e lat day VI
3s July inclusive half Of cent On
the specified in The eerincatesi
received the lat and 5si days Of August
one fourth u per Er&a
And On such day August the in
and additional interest only viii be
paid
Of such stock transmitted under this
" assigned BY parry ennued receive me
puIch and prior the si July the current
also assigned The present ssekhoaeI
such interest will be payable a. heretofore.
further holders Of other stocks Of me onlea
department will purchase the between The st
day December unless the sum Of
81 previously obtained will pay ior The same
accrued from the day Of the last dividend
additional interest Tor the money 10 reach
The vendor, the following rates Of premunis
On Of Of 1914 premium Of 10 per cent?
OF lea7 and s46, premium Of 10 per cent
under The act OF 3h Sspiembef ooo' com
monty called stock, premium Of cent
under this notice should be duly assigned
entitled 10 receive The money ana
July the half years interest
stockloder, Otherwise e
half year viii be payable 70 him as here
t10e. %aHs# t.s @3s.5H .sss ri
Paymenl for all the foregoing stocks made drafts the
boston, New York, Philadelphia Is c
'0'''~~- JAMES GUTHRIE.
May 29-diniaNoy Secretary OF The Treasury
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ooNGREss-TuEspAY.

s..rvNr Weller introduced bill amendatory Of the
s q May 80 1854 70 organize The Territories OF
\. and Kansas and Mr. crtenden gave nouee o. ms IN
,.0Ou 10 introduce bill having similar object IN view
7bs subect was discussed by Messrs Bayara, Weller Ma
=, Cas- Butler and Brown but without reaching vote
the Senate adjourned
uorsK ON REPRESENTATIVE select committee APP
,,s 10 investigate the alleged assault upon Mr. Gran
asr Of New York by Mr. McMulln, of Virginia submitted
T,por in behalf Of the majority and minority OF that com
ttss which resulted in the entire aequi,al Of Mr. Nc
Nun Of the charge OF having made an attack upon Mr.
c,,0vsr The whole subject laid on the table, and
- r.rts were ordered 10 be printed Resolutions were
,bsn submitted when the House adjourned.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

JOINT RESOLUTION giving an increased compensation
TO all laborers in the employment OF the executive and
legislative departments Of the government in the city Of
Washington.
Resoped By The SENATE and House Of Representation Of
Tie United Stss Of Arerca Congress assembled That in
stead Of the compensation allowed by law there shall
be prnc al messenger in each of the Offices of the Sec
retares Of State Treasury Interior War and Navy Post
master General and Attorney General annual salary
of nine hundred dollars and principal messenger in
each Of the bureaus Of the several executive departments
annual salary Of eight hundred and forty dollars each
and all other messengers assistant messengers
thorized by law be employed in said departments shall
receive annual salary Of hundred dollars and all
labores in the employment OF the government
utye departments and the public grounds in the city
Washington shall receive annual salary Of six hundred
dollars each from and aer the first day Of July eighteen
hundred and hfty-sir and such in addition 10 the
appropriations otherwise provided may be required
pay the is hereby appropriated Of any money in
tbs treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved August Ia. 1856
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CARDIn consequence Of the partners u
"A r. Co., aors civ
bunsss will be closed and all indebted the above
sce old
carried under
formerly undersigned will Away. keep
merchandise apprtauire
ao neiod the best qualify military artces
They respectfully
yensrsy liberal
happy pleasure the 81 the
"a. o. LOUD0N b CO..
Aug 2o--eof Merchant Tsiors, under Browns Hotel
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BY EGR A Pm.

ArrioGi Of the Niagara.-Three Days Later FROM Europe
HALIFAX, August 25.-Ths Cunard steamer Niagara with
Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 10th instant arrived here
this evening.
The steamer Persia made the trip out in less than nine
days.
There scarcely anything worth calling news embraced
the summary for the week. DE.
The talk about difficulties between Russia and the allies
respecting the Isle of Sepen in the Black sea- proves to be
merely talk-a mere mountain Of mole hill.
spain At the latest accounts qsiet.
The throughout Great Britain favoraby report
cd Of, being fully average one.
In every part of England contractors suspending all
but the pressing works. There nothing worth reporting
in the political world.
The 18th the French Emperors ete Mas was cele
brated in Nore Dame in the presence of dgntares Of
the State and the re Deu sung all the churches
France Dramatic representations Of military events games
balloons concerts iiumnaton and fireworks character
lied the festivities.
Another movement among the Oreanists taken place
Dispatches states that the Duchess Orleans De Paris
Duke De Chartes and NJ THEIRS had left Hamburg Os-
tend in consequence OF despatch from England.
The news from Spain is uninteresng needing
confirmation, of disturbances in Cadz while dsarmng
National Guard but excepting this the work of dsarmng
was going quietly everywhere.
Portugal government steamer was loading with pro-
visions to be sent Madeira The cholera was
at Lisbon. ..u
1t reported Paris that the report of an attempted
instruction at Naples is untrue.
There material change in the markets.
Accounts from the grain crops are favorable.
Fire a CINCINNATI
CrscrsNATI, Aug 25.-The pork warehouse of Wilson
Eggeston, Co. partially burned last night The oss
will probably amount to SCI, 600 Fully insured.
Scientific Conpentioa. .
ALBANY, Aug. 25The American Scientific Convention,
to-day, decided to meet next year at Montreal.
Nep York Bank Statement.
NEW YoRx, Aug. 25--The weekly statement of the New
York city banks shows increase OF sos specie
900 in circulation and decrease 900
and s., $50, 900 in deposits.
Democratic Nominations IN Daaphin
HARRnBuRe, Aug 25.-The democratic county convention
to-day and nominated General William Y. Miller for
Congress, and Jacob r. Ely, Of Harrisburg, and A W.
Loomis of Halifax, for assembly.
Marine Disaster
NEW YonK Aug. 2e.-The schooner Truth from Freder-
icksburg, ya ashore Atlantic City full Of water She
loaded with corn.
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nHE Undersixned, several years past snieiai
The Department Of State, respectfully tenders h
services 10 the claims agsini
fore IN foreign languages, especial
" Spanish French Portuguese and llaian Gentlemen engaged
the foreign governments o. obe
WISE requiring faithful and reliable TRANSACTIONS Of eea decu
neus titles, decrcess &c, VIII nnd
the rxpeence fidelity The
rendition phrases which long Practice
alone can Union DESTROYS 10 OBTAIN
foreign books literary OF legal win also hnd
apply undersigned, and rely upon e
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed a
For further particulars apply 20 . .u...-u.,1 y. .#
L. FiTZGERALD TASISTR0,
$50 see,, between 10Th and iiih, Washington ciy, y
June 24--dly
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xovEt suIr.-0ne hundred dollars damages were OBJ
tanned the 18th instant In Newark New Jersey Cor
breach Of contract made by the Of The poor and
farmer which stipulated that apprentice bound by in
dennre 70 said farmer by the board should be taught 10
read and write provided BY the siataie The boy was
not so taught and he sued the farmer recovering the above
verdict all the Law allowed. Il was shameful case as
the boy though out Of his time for years hardly
read
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First Public Sale OF Delaware Trust Lands i'm
the Territory Of Kansas


PROCLAMATION
ny fhs President Of iAe United STATE.
pursuance q law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pesiasn The
that public bsid Pom L.avenvoth ia n. Terr
Of Kansas commencing Monday ooh day October
u.i BY the Of The Delaware ss Of
3. oe. AZ ~. s ~ ~, ss s
Indians in trust AZ aforesaid. 20 wit
so~a Of tks ssse h~s AND Of yr~esrs -ersss
TS~s.s. seven sss, sn. ana ten o tang.
Townships seven, eight nine, and ter Of
Town,hps nine and ten, of rnns. twenty -ssr,s
AI. .cr.orvrrl, 80 es.a
.ouh, Of 10 sccosias 70 he ps
Of s Teos Of Kansas s.b-sss 70 which reer
iso he surveyed block. in ne town Of DrL.~.a. called
from No 70 No on ineusve situated In to~n-p souh q
Gle once o. said surveyor seners and |.
Also the surveyed blocks in the Of narpvLs called
nom No 70 No ~ ineasiv siusied within townships Nos,
.ss town on ls 10 the once Of he said .nTysynr pa pa
which reference made,
from No 70 No. is inclusive, situated township souh o.
e-n oL.rr.l. on ss IN the sfe o. Inc aid ar
blocks as surveyed and .d ov !,
Ls.y.s-o.rn CRY 30 e.llea -i,as, township .osh
range u east according Plat s.s rs~s
% said Teiises and 10 which references hereby .ds
W sps srr,ss ~ ss, sssn
eoss sccc'sns % law ,ss v.u.no. 80 placed
The terms Of sale viii be cash. and beirr
duplicate will which win ~. A..
lisered 10 the purchaser.
Patents will subsequently rsrhn.sS
accordance With the fore.
The os-ns 81 e above lands and ss and blocks
commenced se day rppoind, and win
which they are .s.es.d win AZ despatch sn, The
whole shall have been offered and the closed
purchases The reoae,.d a.,
following fay, n the st ~ Ire sesanr purchaser
Given under my hand se city 81 Washington, aay Of
hngua, A. D. lsss,
$40, FRANKLIN PIERCE
Groner W. MssrFrssy,
Commissioners q Indian haars
NsrE shove advertisement @ published In sush p.n
lnly requested hs n insert IA 'F.fN0
Aak l6-lawtoosh OciDaiiyA Weekly.
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Notice to Holders OF California war Bonds.

hereby the holders OF bonds issued by me
payment incurred In the sup
preston hosties said State, and 10 Indemnify The
STA e for which Congress.
1884, and for which further provision was made
ACT Congress- approved August ie 1856, thai sad bosds
Inowp as the War Bonds California,
coupons attached the commissioners
pued by the Once
Washington before the first Of September
payment after which date ali interest on said bonds VIII
be stopped. x...,.u -, ,,,.,,-r,
SAMUEL d SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
Al. p. PHELas, Clerk.
Aue2
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THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL District, OHIO.
The republican party in the aforementioned district
has placed in nomination recently, for reelection Hon
Lewis D. Campbell
On the 24th ultmo his comPetiior G l. Valandghhm,
esq Of Dayton was nominated by the democratic party
Mr. " Is Young gentleman Of brilliant talents and great
force Of character He Is assiduous and effective
cAnvAser and an able speaker discussing weghty Prne
ps. with force and wisdom and sitting details vlth great
discrimination To his abilities IL Is tribute that
be is nov for the third time put forth BY The democracy Of
that district In opposition Mr.. Campbell whose tact
sbrevdnes aud ability politician are generally CONGO
ded throughout the country.
Mr. yalandigham was first brought into notice nearly
ten yesrs since leading member Of the OHIO legisa-
turs where his able discussion Of the defects Of the old u-
dary system and other mpcectons Of the State oonst
tuoa contributed largely the formation Of the senti-
nsut in the State which resulted in the formation and
adoption Of the new constitution Of 1851
Since then he has been prominent member Ia State and
National Conventions having presie,d over Of the
State conventions lin 1851 and received in another
large vote for the nomination for lieutenant governor He
now the member for Ohio in the National Democratic
Committee and Of its secretaries
We learn from friend that there is prospect Of
his election The campaign has opened with grcs, spirit
In 1855 Gov Medin bad plurality in the district Of
eghyour votes over Chase and the oldne vhig capdi
date received 1904 votes The coe-s' bids r TO be
Each vois in the district yin y aoutspded for