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MOFFAT'S
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Phoenix BitterS.
MOFFAT'S

yHyHE best FAMILY MEDICINE now before the pub
lie, for the cure of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, or
Eruptions Of the ski, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy and fact most diseases yield TO their Gu
rative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty
five years upwards of Four Millions of persons have
been benefited by the Of these medicines; fact
which speaks volumes in favot of their curative proper
tes-a single trial will place them beyond the reach Of
use The Blood is restored to healthy state and freed
from all impurities The SYSTEM is not reduced during
their operation, but invigorated and they require no
restraint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that
will do for them all that medicine possibly effect.
Prepared by W. b. Moffet, NJ. D., Proprietor, New
York. -
For sale In Athens by GEO. W. hoSS.
Dec 4-1y-4S0
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Two Negro Bows for Sale.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID II. II. Stephens Esq, for the beneiit oil
Thomas H. Galloway aud Others, | will, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1898, SELL
for cash, .at the Court.house door, in Madison
Vile, TWO NEGROES, slaves for lie, the
one named Abe and the other named Joe.
J. A. COFFIN, Trustee.
Dec IL, ls57-5t-4sl
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White Teeth. Perfumed Breath, and
BEAuTIFuL CoMPLExIoS-can be acquired by using the
Balm of q Thousand FlOioers." What lady or gem
tleman would remain under the curse of disagreea-
Bile BREATH when by using the "BALM OF THOUSAND
FlowEksn as a dentfrice. would not only render 1t
sweet but leave the teeth white alabasterP Many
persons do know their breath is bad and the sub
iect is so delicate their friends will mention it,
Beware of counterfes. Be each bottle is signed
FETRlDGE 4 CO., NJ Y.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-440
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In Cleveland, on Monday morning, Nov. 23d, SARAH
CAROLINE Henry, aged nine years, seven months and
twenty days. youngest daughter Of AXE and sa-
rah b. Henry
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County Trustee,
White Teeth. Perfumed Rreafh.

~ We are authorized and requested to announce
G. W KIRKSEY as a candidate for County Trustee for
McMnn county, at the ensuing March election
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Aucti0n---Auction!
:. IT. REN TFRO,

(North-loest corner Of Pa6lie S1Hare,)
"HYING determined to close out his present stock
II Of Goods will offer all remaining on hand on the
nth December inst, (Monday OF Circuit
Oourt) at PUBLIC AUCTION, and continuing from
day to day until the entire stock IS sold. The assort-
ment is large and compete-the Goods new and OF
the latest syes-and persons wishing any thing Of the
kind will do we'll to attend, as there will be
Bargains
sold to somebody Rustic up you little change and at
tend the Auction Recollect that every dime saved Il
dime made.
TERMS For all sums under IS, cash delivery Of
goods on sums of 50 and over, eight months credit,
with bond and approved security. Dec
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Notice..

A IL persons claiming to be creditors OF jacob =,
IN wassum, decd, are hereby notified ana IvguIeu
10 prove and fle their claims with the CLERK Master
Of The Chancery Court q Washington, Rhea county
within Eve months from the ssth OF october
fe5T JOHN q. CHATrlN, Q. A NJ,
ny his Deputy, Y. J. PANE.
Dee II, 1s57-it-prs fec 81 ,5O-4si
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Notice,

WYE will offer for sale, to the highest bid.
w der. at the late residence of John t.
Wright, deceased. on the 18th and 10th of
December next, the following property
80 head of Work Horses and Mules, except
such as may be retained to finish gathering
the crop 400 Fat Hogs; 40 or so Stock Hogs;
30 head of Mich Cows and Stock Cattle; all
the farming Tools; some 1900 bushels Wheat;
lot of Hay, in stacks; and all other perish
able property, except the Corn.
The above property will be sold on cred
it of six months with interest from date, ex.
cept the Fat Hogs, which will be sold on a
credit of four months, with interest from date
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. GEORGE D: Wright
THOS. j. MASON,
Admr's of John Z. Wright, decd
Roane CO., Nov u, ls57-St-479
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Dec. T.
Herewith find statement Of our produce market the
past week. .o.o. a.,
FLOUR selling very slowly to the trade at 20 Sso
40 9Oc for red and white sacked. CoRS IN better de-
mand at 30 90 soc y bu sacked OATS 40 % TO- fEAri-
KRIS, IS a 4Sc. PORH 3 to ONO.
yeryfespectfully, sEAGo, ABboIi W.
Go; omission Merchants, atlanta, ga.
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In Chancery at Athens.
Ebenezer Divine, William b. Divine, and
others,

Zeptha Smith and wife, and others.
TN this causeit appearing that Zeptha Smith
1 and wife Jane Smith. Margaret Divine and
John Divine, are non residents of the State
of Tennessee, il Is ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post for four success
sive weeks, requiring said non resident de-
fendants to appear at our next Court OF Chan
Gerry, to be held at the Court'housesin the
town of Athens on the Sd Monday Of Febru
AIRY next, and plead, answer or demnr to com
plain8nts said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed rs TO them and set FOR hearing
accordingly. WIN. LOWRY, Q. Nj.
Nov ri, is57-4t-prs fee sS-i7s
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and Carpenters Teels
HI Bench Planes, saws, Chissis, Augers, Boring Ma
ehines, Bellows, Chain Pumps and rixtures, Gate
Hinres Nails and prsds, and nearly every thing elss
that workman wants, just received and fsr ssieev
ot23 ". -
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LOOK! THIS is WORTH A TRIAL.
$40,
MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery,
For The beneft OF The
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL.
CLASS FIVE

GLASS FIVE.
leyfifcdfts Of Iucl.dg

We Invariably answer letters by return mail, encos-
ing the tickets In good safe envelope, and always OBJ
serve the strictest confidence After the drawing 10
over, send the official drawing, with writer ex
PLANTATION OF the result OF the venture All Prizes
bought nj this Office payable Immediately after the
drawing In Current Money, and we take Bank Notes
Of any State, Bank Drafts In payment for Tickets at
par. Por odd amounts In making change we receive
postage stamps they being convenient than silver.
Correspondents may place the utmost confidence in the
regularity and safety Of the malls, as very few or
miscarriages Of money happen when properly directed
to he careful that you mention your Post Once,
County and State. Olive at least single trial,
you cannot lose much, II not gain One single trial
may make you independent for life. TRY US. There
should be no such word as fall Address
C0RBIN a CO.,
BOX 100 Post Office, baltimore, Nd.
Orders for tickets In any OF the Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended 10. Circulars containing a list OF
all the Lotteries for the month"; forwarded Appllca-
ton. May 22-6m--lJ2.
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bargains
Important Notice.

THyHE subscribers hereby notify all persons indebted
Il to them that they must come up and pay. This
is no newspaper dun-to be passed by as idle words
but they just what they say, and all who neg
lect TO heed the notice will have ~ Irish may de-" or
some other keen scented officer put on their trail
Dec4 sEhOhN q HOhNSBf.
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CORBIN 4 Coz.

The Old Established Authorized Agents who hav
MORE PRIZES than any other Office in the St
Marvland.
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Negroes to Hire.

II WILL hire, at my residence, in Monroe county,
h Tenn on the list Of January, 1858, TO the highest
bidder, SIX NEGRO GIRLS-good Cooks and Washers
Chota, Nov "a, 81 t1J-479 L. A HENLEY.
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Late Arrival.
SETICKN g. H0KNSBY'S
HV.EKEETXEND

Late Arrival.
SEHCKN g. H0KNSBY'S
Hr.EREETxESn
still in the Field--and NO Mistake!
HHVING Just received and opend fresh
L. supply Of GOODS, to which they invite
the attention of their friends and customers
They deem it unnecessary to give detailed
list of articles, and will content themselves
with euumerating few of the leading ones
and assuring the public that the balance will
be forthcoming when called for. For the
facts in the case, Just call over and examine
for yourselves. We have
Fine Gold English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches;
Fine Silver English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Misunderstanding case and
Open Faced.
Gilt Watches; Duplex Watches;
Fine Gold Pens, of all prices;
Ladies Breast Pins and Ear Bobs and
Rings, of the latest patterns Cuff Pins /;
Bracelets, DC. In fact, we have the largest
and best assortment of Jewelry ever offered
in this market.
COnfcctionaries.
A good assortment of Candies, Nuts, Raj
sons, Figs, dc. Some more of those fine
Cheese; Spiced Oysters, and crackers.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEGARS, of oil brands and qualities.
Hosiery, DC.
Ladies Hose-lambs' wool, worsted and
cotton, of all colors and qualities; Childrens
and Misses do; Mems Half Hose--lambs
wool, worsted and cotton. Gloves of all
kinds, for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Musical Instruments.
Accordeons, Flutinas, Tremblers, Violins
Flutes, Flies, Clarionets, Flageolets, &c.
Observation-Disclosures for the Handker
chief and Oils for the Hair
Combs and Brushes, all kinds.
Port Monnaies and Purses.
Guns aud Pistols Colts Reporters, from
3 to 6 inch, 5 to 8 shooters; Revolvers, Self
Cooking, and Single Barrel Pistols; Shot
Guns
A Large Lot of Ci,cks-ThirtS Hour, Seven
and Thirty Day Clocks, Spring and Weight.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Nails, Match.
es. q large lot of Toys. and thousands of other
things too tedious to mention-all of which
will be sold low down. Nov 10
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RAILWAY ACCIDENTS AND UEIFoRM
SPEED.-At a meeting of the National Asso-
citation for promoting social science, held in
London, LORD Brougham read lengthy pat
per on the prevention of railway accidents,
in which he took the ground that the speed
should be fixed by law, and should be mode
rate, not exceeding twenty or twenty-five
miles per hour. He asserted that very
small number of travellers were willing TO
risk life and greater danger in order TO save
time by n high speed in travelling, while the
great majority would prefer moderate speed
and greater safety. He alluded TO the immu-
nifty from accidents on the railroads in CONT
mental Europe where the speed is regulated
by law, and suggested the application Of
the same laws TO British railroads.
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A IL who owe me can pay in good merchantahle
"a Wheat, delivered In the Depot at Athens, at the
highest market price. tDec III tx REEDER'
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j. Il. TAYLOR, NJ WIN. W. ALEXANDER, NJ. D.
DRS. TAYLOR \ ALEXANDER,

(O6fce one door North-aceSt Of the State Bdn6D
WNvILL devote their attention exclusively and as
wv sduousy to the duties of their profession-one
of whom may all times be found at their office or re-
spective residences when not professionally absent
Dr. A. will give particular attention to tho departments
of Surgery and Obstetrics When one has charge OF
case and the presence Of the other shall be required
he will attend without additional charge. Nov21-419
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~oo.a-.Wood!
"Iloat.

ruyHE subscriber wishes to purchase 20 or 20 loads
oad. cnsh Dec ii SAM. 7. WINS.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Am the 18th day OF December next will offer for
q sale, in the town OF Philadelphia, Monroe county,
HOUSE AND LOT the property Of Mary NJ.
decd as directed by her will 20 per cent.
will he required to be paid dOwn--the balance on
credit of six and twelve months Note and good secu.
ry will be required and lien retained on the House
and Lot until the purchase money Is paid.
ARCH'D BACOME, Executor.
Oct 80, 1s5I-Tt-475
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E.1r slxins.

WILL give the highest market price for all good Fur
skins that NAV be offered between this and the LIST
Of March nex-such as Otter, Mink, Fox, Coon, opos
som, &c. Deco IT, W. ROsS.
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MARYLAND State Lotteries for 81.

CORBlN u CO.,
Licensed agents,
Are authorized by the Managers to al all orders for
Packages, Tickets or Shares, In the
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
These Lotteries are drawn In public in the city Of
Baltimore, under the superintendence OF the
state Lottery Comm issiOner,
Who guarantees the fairness OF the Drawings aud the
official drawn numbers published in the journals Of
the city of Baltimore with his certificate bearing his
signature.
Al Prizes are Guaranteed BY the STATE.
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
Send your Orders to
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CLASS ss

CLASS IS,
be drawn IN the city OF Augusta, Georgia. In public
on Saturday, December 26th 1851, on the plan Of
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Committed to Jail,

q IN Washington. Rhes CO., Ten.
IA nesses. on the I'd day Of November,
l1k 1857. two NEGRO MEN, One says
" his name is Ben, and that he be-
81 longs to Nathaniel Ewing. Of Lee
u county, Virginia. Said boy IL about
Is 20 years of age, FIVE feet eight or
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Clothing
II HAVE Just received beautiful lot OF Ready Made
II Clothing, which will sell cheap for cash.
Oct9 GEO. W. ROSS.
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prove it. The country win discover that it cannot
do without his services, and be viii reconsider his
determination not to be candidate for reelection
Intense Americans" win be nominatsd in every
district and county where know nolbingsm is
strong srd where the Wings hold the balance Of
power We shEila have to contend with American
Whigs"-but oil harmoniously cooperating to Sc
cure Mr.. Bells reelection. That the party, even
thus united upon its ;ssues and workipg for the
accomplishment of single purpose will succeed,
We have no fea; bu. it is tie last desperate effort
Of drowning man, catching at strawE--tbe lsst
CTS. of tie die for much coveted 't,ke.
And 50 well assured do we feel ihst Z, Il is in
the main the programme Of the campaign, that
without any positive knowledge upon the aubiec.
we dare venture the opinion that among tire lad
iog mer--howevsr few they may be, who are
backing Mr.. McERen in this mater, will he found
the friends Of Col. Bells reelection Will G
zoO,G fer and bis friends submit to be thus rudely
thrust aside, lest OrsOoth be should be in the way
of tie advancement Of Col Bel? We ask the
question; it is for them TO say.
A word about the completely of the Clsrksvills
General with this quarrel Qusrles seems to Re
one Of those unucky sspirsut. whose fate it is 10
always draw blank in the lottery Of Offices. As
Ing IS e was a democrat, he could expect nothing
But having joined party in whish he vas told
the ofhce seeks the man, be might reasonably ex-
pect that sone time or other one would fad him.
He reasoned, doubtless, that if the ol,s was ju-
dcious ore, it could not fail TO ind man 81 well
qualified to take it in out Of The weather and DO
his duty by Il, IS be felt himself 70 be. AMI We
do net doubt that several email ones il f ing round
have hit him gen ly, bat as be was lookiUg for o
big one to take him KIP, right in tbs stomach, be
did cot rotiee the small fry ill they fed bis grasp.
BE must be getting tired Of waiting by this tims.
He begins to grow nervous He feels that the
days OF know nothingisn, in this district even, are
nearly numbered and be viii be LETT sgain in that
dreadful minority. The oil in Sa MS lantern is
burning very low. Hence his anxious has e to
mount the long -wished-for, bat fi3al. stoeps Of
Official fame, before the LAST 4 cksring light shall
have gone out forever snd left hin il outer dark
ress. We suppose, therefore, tbs: be is self roni-
mated. We Larily beIeve the know notbrgs of
Montgomery seriously csn enplate running him,
famous though they be for furnishing defeated can
didstes. This would be the climax Of prsctic,l
joking.
THERE'S Hypothetical case that always suggests
Itself to our mind when we hear Of Isrles run
ming Tor Congress in this district. Suppose he
were to get the nomination and either Of the other
two asPirauts both of whom we're wings, should
refuse to abide the decision OF the convention and
run yhow, where would Quar,es' vote come from,
where? It would be well for aspiring know moth
ing democrats to put such cases in their pipes sud
smoke them.
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Know NOTHING CANDIDATES.

Br. JcsIPH PARxEr, Of Hancock county, is
candidate to represent the counties OF Gr enc,
yeHerson, Hancock and Hawkins in tho lower
branch Of the next Legislature.
THos. Il. CoLDWEIL is announced az q candidate
to represent Bedford AID Rutherford in the nezt
Legislature.
The Rogersvile Times Of the 5 h inst, gzys Col.
TAYLOR vii doubtless be s candidate for Congress
against Hon. a. G. WATKINS il the first district.
For tn know ! ching nomination Of Governor
the star Of HASKELL seems to be in tho ascendant
Just Low, whilst MARTINS is on the decline, AID
AWENr's has shot mady from its sphere
We would be grsdGed to see Gsn. HAsKEIL
nominated, regarding him as the mos: suitablemsn
Il the State for such q nomination It's well, also
that lie people should have en- opportunity of
showing such men the peculiar estimation in which
they are held. We know not in what way know
nothingism could be Of greater service than to fur
ni5h SO coed a subject to be made 81 example cf
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.

The Charleston Courier, az opposition paper,
thus bears testimony to the fEithfuaess ard elli-
cheney Of toe retiring President:
cribs day will witness the Inauguration of new
President Of our great and glorious Republic, for
the constitutional term Of four year4 Franklin
Pierce. whatever may have been Lis errors OF doc
trine AID Of administration in some respects goes
iato the retirement of private lie, with tie glory
Of having been faithful TO the Constitution and TO
the Union, IL the great issues which have shaken
that Union to its centre and Of having pioted the
ship OF State, in safety, through rocks aud bTesk-
ers, which threatened Us with wreck and ruin. He
will carry with him to the domestic shrine the
gratitude Of Southern hearts, for bIs fidelity to
Southern rights and the emPnstic "well done Of
al Union loving citiz9ns and patriots, whether
haiDg from the "Central Mountain Band" 'the
rocky strand o! New England, "Ghe Sou.h's islr
land, OF "the prsried vest, for a Constitution,
Indicated snd preserved, and coautry prospe
ro1s and hsppy"
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a CLOSE CALCULATION.

A gentleman in Washington, doubtless himself
one Of the patriot army, writing to tie Cincinnati
Enquirer, makes the following close calculation :
The city overhows with a vsst multitude Of
hungry ofics-seeksrs. The wonder is how or
where they are accommodated T cry is still
they come. Every State aud commuoity sends its
delegation. An have axes to grind There are
ten thousand Offices to give, and ten candidates ior
esch Office. This would make hundred thousand
applicants, each Of whom presents an average Of
recommendation in his case, mskiDg ten hundred
thousand letters which are to be read weighei and
considered by an elderly gentleman nigh on to
seventy years Of age. Is it not al im90ssib lily,
even if the President had hing esa 10 CO but
to consd- the claims Of Office seekers
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A GIGANTIC LAND SPECULATION The Lsxing.
ten (lo) Express states that il has rcisbls infor-
nation Il a: large Company hiss been formed in
the Est for the purpose Of entering all the vacant
lauds in t1e State of Missouri Il II. james H.
Birch, formerly # MissorTi. bat now e PhIadel-
ph;a, is at tie / ed cf tais movement He is 10
act agent for the company and make the entries,
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EmoRAsTs FOR NI0ARAoUA-Tao New 0 .lsar

EwTGRANTs FOR NIoARAoUA-Tao New O. Iesns
Bulletin Of the 25.h Feb. Gays:
We understand thst lsrgs rumber Of enigrsnts
for Nicaragua are now in the city, awaiting az on
p5riuLity Of embsrkiug for San Juaa AAoat one
hundred and twenty men srtigsl Eers ,e-ts7Gsy
from Texas, under command Of Mir " C. Ca
DsrE Of tie NicsTseuan army. As these men viii
Be under the necessity Of remaining 10 our CT = uu-
III tue tenth Of NarCh-uo steamer leaving for San
juan Until that liEae-their expenses viii be very
heavy,
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WECaEyTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD We learn
from the Fayetteville Observer That Co. V. K STg-
vESsoS made a speech at that place on tha 2Iius d.
in behalf Of the Winchester asd al b,na Rgjroad
A. its conclusion, the subscription boo.s wsro re-.
oTened, and ct 6usk $4,000 had been tsk,n,
leaving only $4,000 to be mad, uT. Au ener-
setic, determined earnest abort on the part Of the
friends Of tbs Rad, will secure this great L'ucon
Improvement.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have 60 frequently stated through our paper
that we would publish no communication 1oitIsoat
responsible name accompanied It, that we feel re-
luotantto repeat it. We have received several
communications Of this sort recently. Among
them, one iron Maury signed equal RIoHr'. i"
Unless 5gs are advised Of the name of the author
in order to secure US egsinss imposition, such let
tiers viii fail 10 get A6m ttsuce into Our columns.
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DYER COUNTY.


Editors Union and American:
Of the several Democrats spoken Of a. O clndi.
date for Congress in the 9th district, the Demo
Gratis Of this county would cordi,lly support any
one, but they have decided preference for SAM L
WILLIAMS, Of Trenton. Mr. " is well known in
The different counties of which the district is COM
P, ssd. He has both the coufl,nce and affection
Of the people He is eninent'y popular on &C
couEt Of the sterling qualities Of his head and
heart. His capacity houo'ab1y to reprcsen. the
democracy in Congress, is too vel known to need
comment
To defeat ETHEEDGE, q presume he will be the
opposition csndida,e) We must have = democratic
candidate sble to cope with him on the stump"
and combining within himself eli the elements of
personal popularity. ErHERI7eEs abel ton pro-
ci7ities aui Sfinitios ought to condemn him in
any Southern community, but that he hss the
power often TO make the wrong appear the right
No ore can deny. DTEs DIN GRAFT
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BE- Prentice, Of tie Louisville J9urnat in
notice Of J. K. Spsuldng, the author, says that
che IS the most grRudmOtherish of all ire petit
coated old huubugs that have vet sirsddled into
tie feld Of American letters '-Ec,taagc.
What Prodigious amount Of Yal kee iupudsnce
i: must require for fellow to ridicule others SIS
having 'siraddIsd' into the field Of American let-
tiers, whose own early "reminiscences picture him
st7aldlsd' on q rail-