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tHs4setSaAs. .-fsa sssstfle esasA Il As.d ~ the
rate u 10 " pet ArSHWs, f~sshte n advahce, ~
"a 10 II the expiration II sl& tseAths The Week.
NJ Il publisheA II ID bS per amman, ln%afisbiy ~
redvAiiee. Dcsh ~Sl " Punctually delivered with.
~ che lisitA " the City W the rattief.
- AAv0kllS)sAtf tf.-Uss Dcl'ar per sqnare
Yer ths Asse ihssttlsH, and MAN that atfrnnt fcr
ever sWbseefsWt imses tsM-ten lihss ~ ess. eon-
~tltute 4 squafe.
Yearlr AAveftisime.- = Merchants, rrs-
'Hets, ANa bthefs, VIII We contracted win Oh the
'ssSst reasonable kefnss.
80 1Nbe " oeA. .--()va facilities foS dyine
l5ob- Wort Win neatnsss end despatch-in III ".
syisties of soivts, eannot bs surpassed W amy es
Establishments N me CITY such ":
l,AwssMs' issssss--BitA FM6srs- -pcsfsAs B,tA
iIisAps- - bAnta0s- pHgsRA AAae nint'fios
N,cxsss-- -OASvsss%s' LAsats -CARDs- CtACuLtRs--
ma vtssttNa OANDs. fof SAttiset particulars, we
lsvits yuu 10 eail ana see sut speciMens.
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0arbwart At .. g. Alontan.
IaNmse En- Snist,lmas.

WATER Cisterns, Drippets. and Ewers;
w oval cctagon and caloted Hall LAMPS !;
ehamelled Stew Pans block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turne, brass Preserve Ket.
ties: cast iron and eattben Spittocns: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; sslvets and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick; rich center table French Busters; !;
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden.
Furnished. Hittania anil silver plated Ia
bic Castors, st D. G. MONTAN'S
iul3 Church street.
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N0tice.

THE subscriber respectfully returns his
i thanks to his friends and customers who
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage, and takes this meth
od of Informing them and the public at
large that he has now on hand large lot
of Seasoned lumber and everything teq,is-
ite for the undertaking successful ccmple-
ticn II all work In the shape Of Hcuse
Buildings, Blinds, Sash aud Doors, fitting
~ Of Stotes Bar rooms in the best, most
durable and wetkmanlike style. Al orders
len at y. g. Mensan's Hard lware Store. the
Post Office. or at my shop on Fifth street
81. Peters and ST. Paul's college.
will meet with prompt attention.
detQl. G. L. SEES.
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Carriages. Harness. Whips.Akc.

Carriages. Harness. Whips, &c.
fTNHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria.
L ges, Harness, whips. sc. is ncw COM
,plete, and he invites an examination Of
hi. stock before purchasing in New OF
leane, as he guarantees his prices as low a.
A. any Il, the South.
Wsrervom corner Of Third and Florida
Stteete. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
TUNNARD 4 HEOENBURG.
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To Planters.

A lKlN'S Cora and Cotton Cultivatcr.
IA This truly useful agricultural improv.
ment, hae been fully tested by highly res
t,ectahle and practical planters who sfterf,,l
trial. eay that by its use, in the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there IL a saving
Of at least one thir' the labor tn man and
horse over the common plcw. IT. a new
invention. Patented March 30, 1916.
Planters are invited to call and examine It.
A supply on hand and for sale by
TtrNNARD h HEDENbt1R(,.
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~ Motion es ,,.rs~.r.a,p.

TINE arm of W. r. TUNNARr 4 CO..
i wes dissolved BY limitation, on the
Slst u Oseember 1888. The business will
y eoatinsed BY W. r. TrNS.sn, on his
own account. The name OF the firm will
ealy - uDed in the settlement Of accounts.
w. II. TUNNARD.
Jan. md 1856 A. o. HEDENBERC
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Wfnts. Ulotbino emporium,
First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
(vOtnteeg HgeDeppOs'tts1De.

THE subscriber has Just received by
L. steamer CREscFsT Cry. from New
York. a large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING; GOODS,
Consisting cf Linen Bosom Shirts; silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt Col.
lars. Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery.
Cloves Suspende,s, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf, C,avats. Neck Ties: scsrfs: Etccks,
&c,. all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable hot,ses in New York,
and will be sold at low prices. In order to
do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ers he has made II rule in all eases 10
deduct ten per cent for fash, and will In all
eases strictly auhere to that principle.
septG-y. w. u. PHILLIPS
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BOGAN 4 LEGENDRE.

W0fkofs In Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
Mtrt M.-Nen,1y cppe.v. Hntratspn's stable
TINE subscribers will attend promptly
i 10 all orlefs in their line. making and
repairing cutters, copper pipes for machine
~, stove pipes, he.
U>A gcoJ stock Of Tin ware always on
hand. and made t. ot,tet.
may 3sv. BOHAN h LEGENpRE.
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NEW OARrETs.-t have now in store
IN splendid assortmant of new style
Carpets, which were purchased At auction
in Philadelphia. at very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
= vrttS-v w. n. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE TO Bu1LDERS.-Thc un-
~ dersieWed Il now prepared to manufacture
~ etsAm power a. the shortest notice all kinds
sfeaeh, Blinds. Windows, Doors, Ac--letter. sd.
Aresssd 10 him At the Post 0ilice at Baton Rouge
VII meet With Immediate attention.
espt.S.N. ssn ]. W. BROWN
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X. Daxin's PcrfumDery.

4 FRESH supply of y. Baz'n's un.
"A rivaled PERFuMERY and FANCY ARTI.
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, such as:
COLOGNE WATER:
EXTRACTS for HANDK TRCHEIrS;
Ox.MARROW pOMMADE:
PHtIOCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH RAILS;
SHAVING BRUSHES: HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth aoap, &c.
For sale At the Third Street DRUG sT0RE. 0
jaly2s.y. J. l.. WALLET, Druggist
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tvsct1en Ware. Btesssss. Brushes, ~.

tVSot1eh Ware. f3teStss. f3rMs1les, ~. +
lIAND BROWNS; Wisps Hearth, Horse,
ii white wash. Marking, setubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels !;
Butter Da.hets; Towel Rollers; butter
stamps; Wccden Spoons; Salad Forks !;
Wootleh Pals; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippets;
Wash Bcarls; Wco', Scoops Trays, Pals,
&c. u. G. MONTAN,
lula. ii Church street
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Su ndrtcS.

TUST RECEIvED-t5d doz. boxes fresh
y Sardines 4 dos. gal. jars Of Pickles !;
3 doz. do half jars, Of the celebrated brand
Of VIM. Underwood 6 basket sweet Oil !;
A fine article Of No. | Mackerel and Cod
fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call
and examine for yourselves.
ecta3-y O'CALLAeuAN 4 MuLylutLL.
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n. FAY, n. =. Dentist,

iuAvlNG just sssArssd from -
Ill Ne NortA, with The h. a.
stsst improvements aMd the kLLV
shsss II matseials Tor 0AselsaieAl Dentissry,
.is prepared 10 render bsttsr md cheaper
work than ever. ,e
u1Oelsa st tisrssiasncs, nsar Tho Has.
'Aey Hosee. dse93.y.
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INMAN'g PATENT,
GNtt tsssd DOO,' Spyt,sgs.

n,HE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
i this invaluable Spring has them on
hand and fct sale At ptice which is Moth
ing compared with their utility, Samples
ran be seen At my store, on the gate u
Joshua Beal and the Ha.ney House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able FIR The nestest patlor doors IN this
city, apply at. augt1 u. G. MONTANs.
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CARPET l. RUGS.

THE UTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW YORK.
Net accumulated Cash Fund,
0.O1s,TSs,
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. $. WINSTON, Pv.t.
ISAAC ABBOT't', Ssc'y.
D CHAS. GILL, .1,f*arv.
n~Gsoaes A. p,ss, duly authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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CHARLES RuSTON.

CHARLES RuSTON,
DtACKSMlTHtNt; AND WAGON
ID MAKING. pLoreus se,x..
made and repaired. BUG {, al
0lEH. and either repairs (ak.
done At the shortest notice. Horse shoeine
done with the greatest care and despatch.
wAll work dooe by him shall he equal
che Scuth. ~ .
uy Wagons and Carts alwav. on ham,
fcr sale. Shop On Africa Street. near v.
Heude's Dry Good Store. iany7-y.
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NusaC 1oocAlng.

VNHE sahscdbse, veil kMewa
= b. the citissns Of Basea NYTV
'Rssss, ttsa leag eseidesss, odsn his no.
isssionel services y tAe psblic, = teacher
> u the f,Aso roars, ~ v,st,x, end Cea.
xxr.A.plsros. Hs will also farnish music
6os psivaes Rrties, Seir6s, %. lsttses
s1ansse1 y him tAssngA tAs PssG elaee.
Win - prompaly answered, aad srdsm lett
q tAe Ce9aet o1ReA win uset iaaediate
+ attsaaioa. losti>l n. W. JOLLY.
iTUST RUCl0vED, ~ 0apanboeA
: q 1oeNSe1ae,10oAtol O. RAlA aaa0 &
I Dsxss o094 1egUoev q. NuasAs ~.
sDOu1u ~ RANO.
sWjt1Sf ~ V3aj DRall oAsge lrsa.
inly4sv. otsroa Nevs1.
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s1aOvELs. SPADES.
A MES and Rowlands Spades. Dirt and
n Scoop Shovels, Rskes and Garden
Hoes, Ladies Flor-l Hoe, Rakes, &c.
b. r. MosrAr, Churehoet.
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n. eA,esAsxs.

FAIRBANKS l. WILSON,
House, sign q Ofn alnentsl Painters,
Thitd street, twe docrs North Of H.. Past Of1cs,
HAVING permanently located IN Raton Renge.
III ~ wonid respectfully solicit = share nt the
pubilc patronage. Being practicable work,nen, We
are ~ wcrk on the fncet reasonable terms and IN
the best style.
ALSO, Draining, Matbiihs, Glazing and Pspe,
hanging neatiy esecuted.
~ Plantation wcrk solicited ana promptly
attended 10. decls-v.
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J. MeCcRM,cs. Pm. HArep.
MCCORMICK Il Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONERH.
Daton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE.
rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma.
2azines and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Also--AMER1CAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers. Bristo;
Beads, Mcnohromatic Boards. r.. vii.
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rtsH LINE Floats. assorted sizes; Linn
L etiek and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; Shot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns--On hand for sale BY
may l. u c. MONTAN.
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Mechanics Tools.

DENCH Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spest
ID 4 Jacksons Saws, Plsins VI all kinds
Anger. and Anger Bits. Etace and Brace
Bits. Hatchc1ts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Cccpers Bits, Cocref's Riv-
cts g., y. G. MortAN. Church st.
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DRESS GOODS AT
REDUCED FAicEs.
THE SUBSCRIBER nov offers his en-
tire Stock, Printed Muslin., Jsckonets.
Otgandies, Bafteges and other Spring Dress
gcetis at very low prices. the public are
invited to give him call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ......-....
may w. u. PHILLIPS.
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Bocklsy's F1eag1as.
THE nndersigoed agent will receive o.
/ ders for Buckley's tugsr ard cottor
plough. D. G. MONTAN.
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CTRAW MATTlN0.-Twepty
~ five pieces A Straw Mating to ar
rive this week and for sale by
ian-le W. D. PHILLIPS.
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TSIN WARE.--We have now in store Z
large assortment cfTin Ware ofsvsr,
description which we ofIef at very rsducst
prices. LARGUIER Z. IANOtE.
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Be1lsl Belts!
COMPLETE setts Bell Hangings
" pearj Handled aAA Com House. Bsils; Grin,
son ana ricwersd Tea Bells Cow, shsep and
horse, wrought and east bell, ~ D. G. Mos rAs
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Inst RecetveA from St. Louis.
bacon. Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID a~.srfps and DxtvA eT. LOFTS Tt1OCg-
nnRN. &c. Yof sale low Tor CAsm, ~
n. r. TOMIdNeON 4 Co.
JuiyS-y. Cor. ConSsntson ana Thtrd ses
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1lR. 8. p. WARD, office On Third st.,
- opposite Ds. .. =. tAsney. jnneesy.
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DER HARDEN's EXPRESS
L A superior lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery, rust received and tor nle by
janlsdy1 LARCUtER 4 i LANOUF.
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Cart and Wagon frafnees.
A FULL ASSOReMENT Of Collars,
n Hames, Blind brides, Cart bs~sshink,
Cart saddles, Wargcn harness, Trace chains
&c. which we offer a. moderate prices.
jaDlsdv1 LARCUIER + LANOUE.
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More evNtts.
fAn KEGS Of La. Belle Nails lov sal
lVUoow at d. T.. MONTAN'S,
"a. Opposite the n'roey House
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vroftssianal xottffs.

nm. q. w. DEARtNu, offers his pro-
~ Mssicsal services 10 the .putiie, Once IN
church sta~cpppeiie MAAditi ! Days brue Store,
Residence Un Main Dtfett, Between ehHfch ana
north streets. dees-t
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Z. A. TROusDALE
ssuSgsen Denslss- -lDAson Rouge.
,nENkWS the lcNder of his profes
IN aasMal eetvtees IN me vAttoHA brANehes pr
tAlAlNe v Ne DeNrAL ART u the ladlse and
ssWtlesNaN et hAsA eaA West 1Aten hoSes aud
Shs surrs~Aaist tsxAtty. -
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Nnwm Z. svwune. osc. 4. tias.
+ B. POWERS / CO., Regularly
1Is os~missae~sa Asetlsneess. wiil attend
promptly u the sale u all kinds cf Real and fef.
ssaal bstAses -lleNseA, 1.ste. 1MNdts-Dty 0cods--
MAsawate, t1rocsstes, FsrMitWre, Ac., Ac,, 10 be
ssNrA ~ Ail aines q The csmss once. sasso
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NATIONAL TurArHE.-Tbe last opportunity to witness
the drama Of aHorseShoe Robinson IL offered TO the ci,i
zens OF Washington this evening This piece will not
probably be performed again this season therefore VIC
would advise every TO visit the National and witness
It, In addition 20 this the entcrprising managers have
announced the drama Of The Druukard'--so famed "a
one of the successful Of modern stage compositions
and performed in every city Of tho Union with wonderful
effects The nobyportrayed drnma pictures all the stages
through which humanity passes when addicted to intern
perance The demonstrations Of delight which burst from
the audience beholding the redemption Of Edward Mid
deon to the paths Of virtue and religion be heard 10
be appreciated Nc Bonfaces portraiture Of the hero
this piece has been the theme Of admiration during the
whole Of the present season in Baltimore The cast en-.
braces The Of the entire company Next week the
drama Of The Sea Of Ice will be presented
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NON. SAMUEL CARUTHERS.


Ma are crafed to learn from the following card that
- Gentleman has consented to become candidate for
sriou to seat in Congress. If his noble and manly
airing during the present session has produced the same
1 in his district as elsewhere the country--and we
M, sucb Is the casehe cannot fail TO be elected by
|uadsome majority:
"a THE yoTERs OF THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
rBeieving that majority Of the voters of the district
Content that should again be candidate and being
ous of collection, announce myself candidate for
|rtun to the seat now occupy. @ 8
Respectfully, SAM. CARuTHERS.
The St. Louis Pilot in publishing the above card pays
\ Caruthers the following high compliment:
The bold manly and straightforward of Carut
l. regard to the Kansas Nebraska question, the election
Banks and his speedy abandonment Of know-nohngism
soon as he recognised the hdeous features of the unveiled
er win rally around him all the conservative men Of
In district both the national democrats and wings Sam,
stue regards him with mortal hatred, and win strain
Iry effort defeat him but predict that he will be
jamphanty re- elected to the office whose duties he has
sy discharged. In this connection, would add that
ts has done signal service to the democratic cause in
last few months His letter his constituents has been
ed almost every democratic paper in the country and
E immense circulation and has doubtless exercised
seru influence in bringing the national wings OF the
|Sath into the democratic ranks" 1uah #ae
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Proposals for Gnnpowder.
csosAscn orrlcr,

~ ae orpsArca orrlcr,
l.r psF Washington Arrl 49, 1860.
PROPOSALS. are invited The MANUFACTURERS
Ma furnishing FIVE thousand barrels q sunposdet
aouans 81 TIC poWda 3 bs iuhed a,s 30 Canton srr
and o.s as auts pow 4 ard ~ wlSls ao y
August, 1856, Goth Juiy 1886
d ability iaaaasips powder u liz quality 10
aes l35 ase TN loroas q ls insedieni II
coal pats sulphur ise eaien 10 81 used ID Tic
os %'' aa 5 & u "s eS %,i
~, o' 2, o =, 9 sound g rps @sa q aq Se
IA burning 100 glars vessel nc rysiauam shall ot
hunded poahis eaeh ic ls,res % b alo u sa
saned wbi,s oak and ooged with hickory cedar Doors hs ss
Of The barrel and q be eced BY copper % instead q burg
the head Of the barsei closed BY wood with
,snua head nos posny seyapa rs enas q ne f'avss VIII
spirits q penne and apiece Of co Ruod over the head Of the
ediens during and faLisaop.
S as1 @ % naa sD @ s. az 5d das
a,e @ and BE- sness y ee
syn ~ die inspector cpnc.ors
q @ mo HI Il s al aat m
pnynebt viii &c made the fun he p,op.a.a
aaed s Pp 10 and s s under NJ
signed AZ The Ordnance ohce Washington o q where they viii
such Of theta as may choose 10 appeGf
Colonel Of ofdnsnce.
- s Asa pay r asss sa as m X, as T
q the advertisement and also btir
a,', e e ths o ,,Ds,s once r,n, ana aa,
Ordnance once,
..@ -e7sss sfe s5g.& WAsa.eTos, May j, 1876. n
uaa 1a's% "a @ ss
other Of The above advertisement, anthanged
Hk osAio,
The papers publish ca proposals gun
powder dated April a viii please sen This hocs nnedia,oy
Maya Fttafee
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DEATH OF HON. w. G. DAWSON.


The following notice Of the life and character of the dis
Gguished ex-senator whose death lately announced
y take from the Constitutionalist:
The dealt, Of the Hon. W. Q. Dawson occurred at his
dence in Greensboro, about O'Clock Tuesday
tg, May 5@
This sad will the most sorrowol emotions
bot only in the community in which this distinguished gem
lived only throughout the State of Georgia, of
which be iayote and much honored SON. but in every
part of the Union, for he extensively known and gene
Tally beloved
"M Dawson filled many posts Of responsibility and dis
notion during bis long and honorable in the public
sVice of his State and country. In early life he
bmber OF the legislature and for ten years clerk Of the
ke Representatives lie was, subsequently, under the
general ticket system elected several times member Of Con
~ where he served with credit and Distinction He Also
for short period filed the Office of jadge OF the superior
COURT and senator in Congress for sx years prior to
pareh 1885, At Washington city he universal favor
is lie much admired for his courtlness of
and aueny oftenper When about to retire at The close
BIZ senatorial term he presented with service plate
token Of the esteem Of his many friends and admirers in
The federal city. ... ..
mr. Dawson served the people Of Georgia long and faith
tally in the public councils In matters of private business
r bis consttuent requiring vgant attention and patient
Abor he their efficient representative In matters
thigh public import he at his post ready give
he subject in hand his best energies and patriotic
~ But It is not the advocate the statesman that
The 10" Of Mr. Dawson viii be deeply felt and mourned
BY bis fellow citizens 1t Is the kind and amiabe gentle
NiH-the warm hearted, hospitable and generous friend
DE benevolent and sympathizng man, with hand open as
TIE day TO melting charity, that he will be feengly
remembered The death Of such man public calamity
There can be division OF sentiment no distinction Of
ulsse' or parties, tn doing honor to bis memory"
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va yyLLnoRE WILL NOT DEoLINE.

..l.va Mr. Haven, Of the House Of Representatives,
a.,.a the most reliable exponent Of MIR fillmores
NJ parposes. He seems 10 have got il into bis
M, me democrats Of the South have strong wish
~, Nllmore should decline and that their circulation
-, IA that effect 10 be about half their stock
VA. he is out in letter in contradiction Of these re-
", assure Mr.. Haven that be is just as much mis-
IT,, the wishes OF the southern democrats on this
the ridiculous statement that MIR. Fillmore 10
IDg il the very midst Of the American masses the
h ,Ssmselyes-as distinguished from the politicians or
~, o,bpr absurd assertion that Mr. Fimores snomina
the result OF the deliberations OF as intelligent
hearted coo-headed, and patriotic body Of men os
Nh. dis country since the convention that framed
,,ationp This is the keenest irony yet psrpetra-
,hs late Philadelphia know-notbing convention
n, Haven agrees with us in desiring the country
ng mat Mr. Fillmore will not decline, we take pleas
!, ,oo,ng the following from hia letter, which we take
| h. conclusive on the subject;
m p,lmore win not decline. He has not so informed
II farms Il Ii true but were he TO decline, he Wouu
traitor TO that sentiment In the country "nioh -
s 40 generously sustained him in the very times
h. nysyous administration, and TO those JUST anu
ye American sentiments which nea'cate anu
~, 0.es to every section OF our common country, WIN
diversified institutions interests, prcadices, ana pur
lis:
aur Fillmore has not yet received Official advice o. MS
uuaon lie had not, at least ON the Sist q Maron,
hen at Florence but in letter from there OF lha' ~
sr regretting the necessity OF early nomination,
s, a. choice had not fallen on another, he says, am
M rrepared for any sacrifice which 1t may be necessary
G and any responsibility it may be necessary 70 take