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kansas EAuGRAETs "A party of Kansas emil
grants passed through Memphis on the 18th inst.
The party numbered over a hundred souls, msny
Of them families with their negroes along. They
are principally from Cen-ral Alabama, and 60 to
Kansas to locate Permanently. They are healthy,
robust party-an intelligent and brave class Of
people, such as will do credit to the country.
OF Large ard destructive fires are raging in
tie neighbOrbOod of Wilmington, N G., which
have destroyed many thousands of turpentins
trees.
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TTAvTNG sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus ma.
tsrials &C. Messrs HUGuEs BEOrHzEs OF this fy,
with view 10 reside permanently al home Cumber-
andc uHtv great pleasure ia Commendue Them
as my successors. l6gy Gentlemen Of i'm aud expert
eDcs in 1er profession and rIst they may
fun AID liberal share Of business vhich has flowed
upon
The Messrs. Hughes have engaged corps OF artists Of
suDerigr abilities ard have hesitation SAYING that
thew are uly quail d IN their several departments give
perfect saisfctiun all no may desire The finest Photo
graphs, either plain deliberately painted
aurI4 J. w. DBDTEs
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HUGHES BROS.
IsUCCEs8Bs 10 .. ". D0DGED
NO. 46 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
PHOTOGRAPHS,

EITHER Plain or Coored from the Hzz-
L smallest in a Pin to ls-g ~
LIFE SIZE on CANVASS. 49, "a e@-ES
This is q feature not hitherto A. II 49,
tempted 10 Tennessee. Our patrons can
now have old Daguerre@ types Of de- a-zl--
ceased friends copied lar-e az life, and
color natural By de5Crb the complexion color OF the
har eyes dress &c. The public respectfully invited 10
call at the Gallery and see specimens, over Hicas China
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
aprl4-df P. 3. C.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

UlHB ane LIGHT draugtt stsaueF PRINCESS
i Miller Aiken, n 'stsr, vii leave TO DAY, essfa
for the above and all intermediates ports, AZ
EpIl5 n. 4 HARRISON, gent.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
III III s1a-TIME .EHR0, p m0UHs.

FENRAINS run throu zh from Stevenson 90 Mem z15N
n phis and make close connection with trains ssg7
Nashville and Cha tano0ga Railroad 60 ~ ven -
ThrOugh Tickets from Nashville % Memphis sold for
sl2. Time through % hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock. Pm,
Train which arrives Stevenson al Is A. NJ, and
Trains for Memphis No delay except D. chang
Ing g. L. ANDERSON,
sRH1a-S. Ticket Agent
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81 Gen. SAN HOUsTlH Is ndjste for
Governor Of Texas in opposition to the Democrats
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NEW PUPILS Will BE RECEIVED By
Mr.. DOEbeRF.

hlssWrtng Classes until the 20ih Instant amer which
j pupils will be received
All who join Mr. DIS Glasses before me 1n lhslan WIZ
have time 70 FINISH their lessons
Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited 70 can (unul me @Va
ln.Lanln and nuan-lna
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DIRECT IMPO CITATION OF STRAW
GOODS. &c.

DEM F. SHIELDS has just received from Europe large
ID invoice Fine and Common Hats for G5ui's, BOY e, and
Misses German Hosiery, Sc, which will sold whole
sale only. Iapfis-I'
READY.MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
DEM. F. SHIELDS " u sell THIS EVENING, Gt early
ID gHsght hue assortment Of Clothing Cloths, Hand
kershsis AMI Furnish NJ foods generally. sale positive
and Without reserve Tor Cash. lspris--lt
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CONSULTING OFFICE EUts
c. Fl Z III / S NJ Y
AND MINING ENGEERING.

T. ANSMAS, VI. D., Professor Of Au4y deal and gri-
"a cultural Chemistry in the University Of Nashville, and
T. CHAVANNEs, graduate OF the school o. Civil En-
gneers Paris, France Consulting Uhl Tor
Practical Chemistry and Mining engineering. They have
expec ally the par0nageO MHng and MaHuflclsr
Companies, and Others Interested H Aetaiurgc and
Mineral SpeculatiOus.
They ready 10 make assays quautEe and qualitative
ANALYSES Of agricultural Soils muuur6s, mineral Wa8rs
mars drugs dyes, dPrOoi cays and cOals 90 determine
Of sulphur, paane, hia, and paraus
oil contained in any coal, aud lis a1Jrinc powers.
They solicit Tor sing meiaurgcal examination,
geological and graphical maps Ozndcd properly They
make the field and 0dice work required for esaDshiHg
roads railroads. RCuss coal ores etc., and all other
ors necessary for mining and manufacturing purposes If
required furnish execution drafts OnA large scale and
supsrintsnd the execution.
rrof. A h. Ausmau taxes charge Of the ChemlcaI De-
rartmen F. G Chavannas OF the Engineering Zoology.
communications and orders 20 be directed 90 either, BOX
M Nashville Tennessee Ule and iho Laboratory al The
Med cal College. apTl5-L
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fp TIE LOVERS OF GOJD ALEg
UST received few hogsheads Of this Justly celebrated
Alsops English Ale, which iG dram By glass al
aPrR-ah. A. JUENARD q BIO.
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First Spring Eair,

Held BY THE DAVIDSON COUNTY AGRICULTU RAJ
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY,
ITO be held At the grounds Of the AeTiculiura
Bureau, on the 7ih, sll, aud orb OF hay. Family
Tickets for g, admitting whole am les 90 Che gTgunts
during the FaIr be had at ihs Office Of Robot Lusk
ESQ., College STREE. Also single tickets for ehildren
auF--Imdtwaw Treasurer
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HAZE AsEfaUrTuRAL susrAu.


Ihe State Agricultural Bureau held ia Spring
Session at the State Capitol, commencing on Mon
day, Ap il 10.
There were present the following members
For de SAFE. -JcHS sHELsT, W. G. HARDIEo
and F. RAIss
E5r Middle 7eaasssss.- GEoRcE EL1IoTT.
ATshoE County "A. B. EW1No.
Wilson Couhty-JoHs <. HowARD.
Shelby County 6EoRoE L. HcINKs.
Aau,y County w. Q NHrTHoRSE.
WEas Coatn,g "A. DIBBRELL
Dscqtsr Cogay I'd. A. McELRATA
Rsayg Coaaty--R B CALDWELL.
DIR ConV --B W. LAUDTRDALz.
FFanktn Cosnty--S W. HoUeHToS.
Bradlsy CoAaty TUcKER.
Hickman County u. J. WILLIAMS.
Davidsoa County IT FAEHrxe.
Smith County F q. GoRDoE.
Dr. JoHS SHELBY, of Davidson, acted as Presi-
dent pro TEN IL the absence of the er o6icio Pres
ident, Gov. Johnson, and of Vice President Cock
RELL
Reports FROM the Financial and other Commit
tees were received and referred.
A committee, consisting of Messrs HowARD,
JACKSON, and WHITTHoREE, was appointed to con-
slider and report if the Bureau has the power to
sell the present fair grounds and purchase Others.
The Bureau, in compliance with constitutional
provision then went into the election of gentle
man to deliver the annual October address, and
the Hon. STEPHEN a. DoUaLAs, OF Illinois, was
unanimously elected.
The Bureau then adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
| The Bureau went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Premium List for the next fall fair and az
ter some lime spent therein, the committee rose
reported progress, Gnd asked leave to sit again,
The Bureau then adjourned until Tuesday NOR
ming, 81 o'clock
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81 The Post Office at loRn Creek, Frsuk.
lin county, has been discontinued.
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EUR nishing
AND
FANCY GOODS.
AND

TCSF received supIr5 assortment OF Shirts
81 Neck Ties CravaIs, C0arsi Dressing Robes, Sus-
pepdars BALI Hose stocks Kid and s, Gloves, Underwear
0fevsry variety Trunks, VlIises and Carpet Bags. Also
fresh F1priy of PsrfImer and Toilet soaps Barr Toothand
Nal Brushes. Togi hsr Wth choice lot Of shell, Buos
and Ivory Combs &c. We invite an 90 examine stock,
and promise to sell az moderate prices
j a.. M'GIaL.
ladies' and Gentlemen Furnishing Store conner Of lhs
Sqgar8 and College street april
COIORED SHIRTS.
TUST received fine assortment Of c0Ored Shirts latest
- styles, aud al various prices J. q. MCGILL.
SHIFT BOaOWS.
WE have superb lot o. B0soms Tor Shirts,
w of them Handsomely embroidered for sale BY
april J. n. McGILLs
FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
'TST received esb supply Of Lubn's extracts, Co
- loznes, Hair Dyes Hair OH, OK Marrow, &C. EvsW
variety OF Hair, T01Ih, Nail, Flesh and Cloth Bfusnesi
Ladies' and Gerusmens Travelling Also satcheiss
Caba5, Chess Hsn and Domn0e Vest and sleeve Buttons,
Coat Lnks PEARL silver aud Morocco Port M0nales BEAD
and SIX Purses Shell, Puff Iuekng, Reading and tina
ToOh Combs choice variety RI Ivory and Palm Leaf PANS
Pocket Knives and dns kaz0r single or 10 ss5 and ios
sale By j II. AcGiLlr
Ladies' and Gentomen's r. rlshiug store corner College
tree. and ne square LlpfA
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PUBLIC SALE o. WATER POWEit AND

addition the celebrated Water Power, AZ the Mar.
OF Harpeth, advertised for sale the 2jh instant,
at the upper end the Market Htuse in Nashville, will
sell valuable and likel5 family Of negroes consisting
Woman and three orfur ksly chiiren. Sold for fault
but account Of non resde0t Terms m0ds known on
day % le. WIN. z. WATKINS,
aprl4-I >. o. P. NcROBERTs, Ex'rs.
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WONDERFUL EXHIBITION !

A T ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY AND
= WEbNESDAY,A pIi I4th and l5t MONS. CHARLES
HALLET, the great South American Magician, who has
performed 70 all the quarters Of the Globe and con
stdered unryaled as Performer Of Natural M8gc will
perform above Etaied.
Art
PART Il Natural Magic, AID Life Moving Fig1rss
Part HT-hsCh Mica and Chemical Pondrrs.
IT ? Doors open al O'Clock. Performance TO commence
K, P 81. fickets only SOC; Children sorvauts %
GEMS. rarrlI4-f2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-07

A L a L
Something for the Million!
PROF. WOOD
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
Young, this wonderful preparation which turns back
10 original COLOR gray har-covers the head of the
bald with a luxuriant growth-removes the dandruf,
itching, and all cutsne1us eruponscauses continual
1ow of the natural iuids and hence, if used as reRu
lar dressing for the hair will preserve its color and keen
Ii from falling to old sge in all lis natural
beauty. We call then, upon the bald The gray or d is
eased in scalp To use it; and SURELY tie young will not
they value the flowing locks the witching curl ever
be without it. lis praise is upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
F-. WATERFOWL, Mass MAY l. 1883.
PROF. O. J. WOOD ALLOW me to attest the virtues
and magic powers of your Hair Restorative Three
months since, being exceedingly gray purchased and
commenced use, two bottles; and soon began to
le restoring the silver locks to their native color and
the hair which before dry and harsh and falling of
become soft and glossy and it ceased falling the
landu disappeared and the scalp lost all the disagree
able itching annoying before, and now only look
but feel yOurg again.
Respectfully yours, etc. CHAs WHITNEY.
New York Oct Q. 1855.
PROF. 0. J. W0OD-Dear Sir; After reading the
advertisement in one of the New York journals of your
celebrated Hair Restorative procu ed half pint bot
tle and much pleased with it that continued to
use it for two months and am satisfied it is decidedly the
vi" vi" up Dd es ~ a. once removed
md has restored my hair naturally and have Doubt
You have PERMISSION to refer to me all who sntsrta
Lny doubt of its reforming all that is claimed for it,
MISS FEEKs, 263 Greenwich Az.
"a 10 riaS it .ierc, Of iio III ne I,
- hI saIIa er :; ~ - Lesor,u my
ders the hair soft and much more 81 tbs anu Ie
i Nc NJ 1ss5 My 'Vi kg M SrSu oil
State Of Illinois Carlisle, June q, 1855
hase ussG tro.ssHus mar IA restorative ana
M tbonp hi reratriralv gray INF Nv Inc strestsI =
il has resumed lis original color and I h I've M Sbt %
nanentlv so SIDNEY BREEsE
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and Fine Business Coats,
CHILDREN's s. YOUTHS CLOTHING.

CHILDREN'S s. YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Ample provision has for many years, existed in this
city, for the abundant supply of every description Of
Mems Clothing but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth, indeed
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the Tath
or difficult business Of manufacturing adequate gen
ora assortment Of the various styles and sizes Of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing, (and the want Of such
establishment has for long time been regarded
fous nconvenence Believing, thst city extensive
and Important Worcester has become demands least
FIRST class establishment Of this sort the subscribers
have heen ndused to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale Of
+ 70 CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
Atwhoesale and retail, and for this purpose, sepsr
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story Of
store which under the charge Of experienced ar
list, Rho will all times, be prepared 10 make 70 order
my style Of Children aud Youths Garments for all per-
persons who may not prefer selections from sock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
or which, here desire TO say that intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment IT ali the best
sy in vogue in the larger ctles and It will be our con
uant aim 10 produce Garments of the Neatst and most
4trdctve Form and style, and IN furnish them at ali
times at the Mosr MoDEHATE PRtcEs possible, which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
nent, and sold upon the
zone Price SYSTEM
As In the other departments Of our business. We
have only TO add that hope to make this Department
worthy Of general confidence and patronage
mchSO d3lawkwtf
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You have permission to refer me- all who entertain
ny doubt of its reforming all that is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 264 Greenwich Av
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1000 yds. Musns (fast coorsJ 129c
1870 g. 0rgandie Muslins, lie.
1O10 " French Jackonet Lawn, 25c worth so.
1900 :" SILK Wool Berages, only 1l4c
large assortment of elegant Muslin and Berage
Robes to which we solicit your particular attention.
VIsITEs, NIANTILBAS & TALMAs.
200 Hack silk Visites, culy S3,n0.
100 Black Silk Yisites, new styles, only $500.
In this department be found the latest Paris styles
Velvet MORE Antique and Cloth Mantilas, ard Talmas
which we will sell at great bargains
Gases DeBeges, for S5c per yd.
1000 prs. Mitts, 124c, worth 25.
1000 prs. Mts, Csc, worth SO,
$500 prs. Cotton Hose 12!c, worth %.
Housekeeping and Domestic Goods.
Bales Brown Cottons, only etc.
Cases Bleached Cottons, only &c.
g Fine Dwight Cottons 10c.
" "a Beached Cottons, worth lie, only 12l.
200 Toilet Quilts, 81 90
Brown Linen Covers, Csc.
Bfached Linen Table Covers, $1,25
500 Linen Doy 64c
200 doz Linen Napkins very fire, 81 so.
1910 Stitched Shirt Fronts, 10, 12!, II and 2Oc
Fine White Flannel 1919,
Embossed Table Covers, $125
Check Cambrics Book Muslins, and all kinds of While
Goods half the usual prices. full assortment of
Tckiugs Denms, Striped Shirtngs, &c. &C., constantly
on hand.
Ladies' these Goods have been purhased at immense
discount and must be sold Our goods will be shown
freely. All who anxious to good bargain,
should not fail to give us an early ca l.
10 Q X r &c g o.,
No. Lincoln House Block, Main St., Worcester.
apis d&wtf
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY
MISCELLANEOUS.

A L l. III A L.! .!
Something for the Million
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FHNO LEF--In healthy, convenient, and pleasant
part OF the city Two good Lodging Rooms fur ish-
Cd or unturnishe very reasonable TERMS to unexcep
ona6le persons. Apply at No. Arch street to e. F.
ROGERS, Off e Of City Coal Yard, Central Exceange.
ap27 DIFF
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EBNENEM ENT TO RENT IN Mulberry Court,
n containing six Rooms Possession given on the lat
Of May. Apply to c. B, sWEETSRR on the premises
ap23 DIFF
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IhaVe used Professor 0. Woods Hair Restorative
and have admired its wonderful eff cts Il restored nv
hair where it had fallen off, it cleans the head and rem.
ders the hair soft and smooth--much than OIL
Louisville, Nov /, 1855. MARY A. ATKINSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-07

New and elegant Stella Shaws in Printed and Cash
mere Borders cheap. Cartons Printed Cashmere shaws
ali qualities and styles, from $l,o0 up Cartons Long
and Square Brocha Shawls two thirds the usual prices
10 ps. BLACK LYONS VELVET, for mantillas, at
greatly reduced prices.
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CHINE CARD CLOTHl
n md
Belt sZE6g19aSfMCtOg.U,

HAVING BY lar the most eKtensVe and perfect machine
card mandatory in the country prepared 10 ex.
orders with great facility promptness and super
Ority.
In variety and quality we challenge the competition Of
the world. All car antecedents from the pioneer Samuel
Slater 10 the best cotton and wooden manufacturers Of this
lay, sustain as In this position.
Diplomas and medals from all paits Of the United
States, and from the London Crystal Palace testify to
he superiority Of our productions.
The LABOR and expense that we have devoted to the
perfection of this article important to the cloth
uiacturers, hope will merit continuation Of their lib
eral patronage.
We also manufacture
Oak Tanned Leather Betting.
0f the very best quality and keep constantly hand
large assortment Of all sizes.
+. X. EARLE 81 CO.,
EDWARD EARLE, Grafton Street.
Tx. EARLE. my27 df
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WANTS.

NMJANTED.-A situation by competent Rock
keeper either by single or double entry. The best
preference given. For further particulars inquire Of Ed
WIN CHAPIN, corner If Union and Central streets.
address o. P. s.. box $50 diff ape
WAATED.-SECO HAND FUR
w NIpURE.-Personss about dsposing of their Fur
nure will find cash customer by applying at Store No,
1856 Main street. diff flS
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PROF. WOOD 8
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
CHAs. WHITNEY.

u New YORK Oct 2. 1850
PROF. O. J. W0OD-Dear Sir: After reading the
Advertisement in Of the New York journals of your
celebrated hair Restorative procu ed half pint bot
tie, and much pleased with it that continued to
use it for two MONTHS and satisfied it is decidedly the
lie preparation before the public Il at once removed
ali the dandru and unpleasant itching from the scap
md has restored my hair naturally and have no Doubt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-07

NEACBINISC WANTED - One who can
" work well on Wood Iron, can hear of job on
Pattern and Model work, by applying to
.. sUdNBB PRATT,
mchll diff Front street, Worcester
TRNO CARPENTERS. Wanted, Job Of Car
Penter's work performed 10 exchange for good
House Lot, in pleasant location Apply at this Office
mCh7 diff t#a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
Gen, Ishnm G. Harris.

The Memphis Appeal copies our remarks
relative to the rumor that Gen. Harris is
dsinclined to accept the democratic nomi-
nation for Governor, and says
Lest the foregoing statement of the Nash
vile Patriot may have the tendency to pro-
duce the imp ressiOn that Gen. HARRIS will de-
cline the candidacy for Governor, if offered to
him by the Democratic party, we feel authors
lied in saying that though he has not sought
the position aud by no agency of his has he
brought his name before the public in this
connection, yet lie is at the service of the
Democratic party, and will shrink from no
post which they may assign him.
The friends OF Gen. Harris are alone respon-
sble for having made his name prominent for
the Governorship-snd these are the people
the democratic masses. But Gen. Harris will
not eschew their nomination, if they should
intrust 10 him the standard Of the party.
1t will be noticed that the APpeal does
not pretend to have the authority of Gen.
Harris for making the above statement;
which we presume is based upon its belief
that Gen. Harris, though disinclined,
would accept the nomination if his party
insist upon it. Thus believing, it 'feels
authorized" to say what it does say. We
do not doubt that the appeal feels certain
that Gen. II. would accept; nevertheless,
the rumor noted by us came in a shape so
notwithstanding originated with dem
ocrat who declared he had seen letter
from Gen. ii. to that effective could
not disregard it, and therefore warned our
party friends that they might take into con-
sideration the probability of the nomina-
ton Of more dangerous antagonist. We
could not believe that the democratic par
ty, so skilled in intrigue, so polite in its
management, would force any gentleman
against his inclination to run when it might
command the service Of stronger men. We
may have given the party credit for more
sagaeity than was due TO it; or we may
not have given Importance enough to the
personal rivalries and antagonisms-the
petty jealousies and animosities-whicha are
TO be put in requisition to keep down Ger
tain men and exalt others. VIII the Ap-
peal tell US on which Of these points we
erredI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
For the Patriot.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-
= observe that various gentlemen are being sug.
gested as suitable candidates on the American
ticket for the General Assembly.
have seen the name of no one mentioned who
would not be generally acceptable to the people, and
who would not make an efficient and useful mem>
Der. They are all gentlemen of ability and general
intelligence intimately acquainted with the require
ments of the country, and practical business men,
who would legislate judiciously. l have no word
to offer against them.
There is, however, gentleman who has, In an
eminent degree, the requisite Qualifications and,who
would be warmly supported. He is consistent,
unfinching American not hitherto prominently
connected with politics, but every way worthy the
confidence of the party.
l refer to JAMES A. WooDs, Esq. He is a resi-
dent of the country, and it il customary to Sc.
lect one OF more of the members out of the limits
of the city, am confident no better selection
could be made.
IfMR. WOODS should be placed on the ticket he
will be supported enthusiastically by
HOSTS OF FRIENDS.