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DCRsvASr 10. and hy v;r,u, AZ. .,
insevl,essory dserse 81 the Chssssvv
Court Toe Pamela COUNTY, N;s.;ss;.ry
~rrcnsrrsea On the l9sh dsv 81 Ne,.r'
Der. 1885,, IN thu rsss II Sarah A Di.hc,
dvsv '. " Pspsias q al. shs uri~,rs
ssenes Ccmuissiener will. o, sATtg.
nAt, TIE ~ dsy % January. lass. a n,
Csurt House door. in the town n psrsis.
v'shia Iswfsl hours. ell I. The k;rhsss
esteer. q puhlis ssesiss. the fslIsv;.s
saessss H. vit-Nsaey, B~ns. LEA. s.sI
~ we sAisePsA nsnea AIh-ys, Essssv.
Hsssset easeh, 49, assiI ehinsL NJ,
naee q vaisA , un1muA = seSsS
ssSvs neo!1s ~ - - e -
~ - ssuupseyVm 6Ws~is.aA
~ Aououssvv -
- - 40 = assSSsE
- o.lg.
sss-sv csu.isiuns
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Nep'0ron ilh' ihe nam lanst
'.nbo if e,ey v,al'g nelmpe,
ttItltl 10 ih0 fitic mi HIsf ibe.,
H. " h0Nnl mi rtartaI In M
'ibiar Of iho cN'le.a aol fhai each
roper 10 No State han pahll.b A
standing notice ol ihe tnl,anliy. C,,
" ''a'qo during Zach year There
are w. believe. about sI,ly paper,
p'''le" In lho State, and the espen..
would be but iriaibg IN comparison
WITH The advantage, ~ The College
~ bringing tho subject l%irectl, before
TO -'''''' Of The people VIM pay tho
'aie' 10 sustain this Institution N.
sides 10 The conrao If time ihess hound
'o'n"e' would make a library from
winch 'h" future historians Of tho
,s,e, nghi gather correct data as TO
s%aasnaf'i events IT zach year in the
$500, odf State aud Its insiiiu.
sifsrsna
ani ,as, ~ You. brethren n III.
ssi m. innate tho offer Tor sho
'anS'sr, pSn, who seconds Il,
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4 counterfeit css hundred dollar
bill was exhibited In town the other
day. Lock carefully a, Your money
before ,ou take or pass II. The eeur.
try Il full Of 'puriau. money. Tho
'a'''osd affords fine oppOr,unI,Is. lsr
isssc s.n'ry to come iaio The cOuu,y.
leave their spurious money. and G.,
away before It's found ou,. We can.
lion our readers against rscsivi,,
money from strangers. and sspssIarv
Louisiana money, Without q e%ar.fs,
examination II h.
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Arrru,.
r. !" wv" lHt Var'r
ma,h $500. lau,es o' ,he mann
m.s s'eam.hiP h~er''"''rr known ~
'h ,as'e'h' "u' nov i"rma y
..s '",la'nah was commenced
m..m' '. !" 'a wv me usnsl
h", WI. 'assn 70 now Inc ,e'sel'
IN nnlc without a'ail AZ
$500 nv 'u' ian.f' INC ship
"aa Ill., an'a' s's iee' hS ~" stern
- ""I "e' y. inc bow,
h pao " y powerful pn'ches
s,ma.,.'.a. sna w. Won naa TO be
na, s~".penue",
W 70 W. resumed -
ana ,ss isa a,s.',m oeu'" Ne 'ec''ned'
y we ,'nden PAPERS If The after.
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w
Bp, orr aa'tsr has s,iII lar,hs,
proof u this. since he kads that one Of
the horns cf The beast In the ,es, hs.
small 0reth twist. ssa k.er,s that sil
Who have studied The sutjest have
ecms to the scHelasieu that b sxapals.
"a family src cfGreek origin. and that
theft ancestors eulisrs,ed ism Gr,ec,
TO Corsica. Now u We asssn,- that
On imaRv WIRE sci Up inscvihvd ..to IA.
pc'ecn' Ia Greek. OF Nsy~isssss. and
then take each hitter acvcniiHs TO its
nuuessl value. thss-ss GO. si,ls
l.rs %. sssstrss 70. and - cs. thew
would odd ~ exactly ess. Decidely
OUT aushss has sailed c..srr 70 Iirp,i.
Tying Anti hrist than aay efthe sum.
escas sspcundsss of the mystery o..
sans Louis Napoleon ssrp pmpcupd.
81 the miSim "L'Esss,v cot h,
p'ss." Wicked and pr.lase editor,
suggested that The cccslt ssd mvsse.
iieus meaning Of this phrase vas that
the Empire vas 10 ~. and paw m
indeed u be- very handsomely. Rat
our Tamphleteer hes uc>ed cut 4 sicp
snug little tent cst Of Ito luskine plsce.
vetre fts much better. swkSst hev
shall say peace aai ssGsv. thes ~.
dee destracsna csnetA uouo the0.
%: ssd ih-y sAsIl 81 ssssR"
I nss.Aa"
Nsw tlst theso ~ ~ hnvsa>sI,
-s'hs rsysssd N-spsha-wg ~.
y krusi 81 g AsnOvka ~
t''v~ss IN b - rssvs NJ ~
nal cce
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DtfStANT 70 ~ l~u,rtlocmoty ~.
ere ta .e-f IN a case wherein Al.
,.'t :. Bfsra j. complainant, audi LIN
w. hr'dy . lefcH iini. In Tho Chtre,.v
."ur' 81 f4Iloha b. Couutg. STATE q
n'ss''irp. q tho April Terra. ls5;.
thsresif, u.ll. n ten,ni,.isnsr .,sssn
appointed. proceed u .eli. at ths C,a,,
hpuse dnl., ~ thr iesn ~ Psn,ls. ia
st'i", or MONDAY, the i,h day ~ .f,r'
nary. ISIS. between the hSrr, n-s.., tsi
~ 's~. for ash. tho following n ,,sS.i
haais. lying sri being s,p,ts Ia 49,
csss,y II p,nsla. AL k.osu ,,i h,
,eri',. fellew'. va; Moth lrIi :,
i'ss sais = .fc.s, %. ,ewr, >
r4"-s !. eas a ; la's . aai 2. -.
,ioa ", iasnshp y. na-e 4. rurgtN
~ u Ie'tf&s ; -. RI EE
'ps's I. ;. 81, T. q. Il. /. Fi
". A. RAyBUEv.
Commission,
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Ias SfarE o. Missouri, ,
Hkt0tk lofss

N
fas''a CorsIr.{
IsDiftd o. iker. Jaia a. a.k,r. b,,.;,
C. ~. b'rg i.ksar. iarsa -
Cd Ls re- 4 LJst-gf ~r go
WI sfJbiH iic~. sseess.t. ana .a,.
vsssdssis IF ssid Sris.
V0t md zach cf ron srs hr-,b- s,r.
.,en 7 "a hs md arp.sr bsfs,s a.
lruhase coar, cf sale county,. =. IN
Court House tavsvof. q the 6r., ussas,
~ iahaarv, 1865. 10 aaswsr Tho rs,,,,os
~ AsFua u. Asksw, Esseursr n .sJ
MI, aai slos causs. Il any yoa can. VIZ,
thssltses ~ ses'aior. named In ,hs 49,
t'.a. slSald n; b, divided. AMI ais.rb.,.
~ according To the rrav.- Of ps,;t;s.s,
". TERMS u MD viii. and tAs ssss,sr. -
sssi STATE. asi further to Do soj emf,
ss.h things ~ shsli h. e-sr.;d~rsd s.i
orslersd b. ths(lsa-t aforesaid n ma
matter. \. vTpurTrv
Dee. Q. iss.4w W.T.
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u Psseia csrsfy. Mssssippi, AZ p,.s.
ssuf Msnai, Bsfi ~. /.
Joseph ssaliisa Ss,ssbsr Tern, 1857.
v. ". iissh.. ATTACHMENT.
appearing 10 shs satisfaction AZ ,As
Ccsss that The defendant, IL, ".
ki'che. y Ncu-residsu. u Ire Sn,s ~
Mississirri. Il l. therefor. erisrsik, tho
Court thu, publication be sraJs NJ fs,,
successive weeks IN the Psnsls S,s-.s
ns~srsrsr Published In sh. town Of
Psnols. requiring the said dsfspi,nt 10
srpsar at the isnaars Term 81 ths ,J,,.
tee Curt, TO hs he'll Il rlss.su, Ma.,s.
MT No. !. on The frss sssvrd,v n
ssnssry, 1855. and plead or answer TO
rssistiEs sttachmsni. 81 the .sme iii
ee tssea foe ecnfessei, and Get for hear.
ing - rsrte.
Dsue at my o6ce, Nov. g. 1857.
J. q. ANDREWS,
WV Justice u the pesee.
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rsmssAsf l4si A. sls ~
~ - lsfr# ssss's sHl saas.@'es "
Hwasf a 80 a heg lsls ~
fssss ~ ~ ~itsHas'sf 49, ls
sft'sitis - ne atpls b,lt.as
sHi az ~ ss.fy oasis
mil #l HH 'r., sapi,,
'm ai sh lf.i,f
H 80 - iism fiis ~ ns
fla na fHI isa 4,
fsft
80
1n Ymafm hsih Ntfrss
~ a asf II aeefain A Nh u~i.,.
iH msw.
M tt U
ia ffW p ~ ffIiDh 81
fi'0's n t,.fy f',a q n
tfIHf
The iced fHf f.
a'e'fiHfH fHF b. iaan nt IIs
mnfa II HIl tIHl a| H0 Ilt
hs'f hfi aHr iHrifafuna.f
ahHA m
'hfp0i iha iaHa t'In .all
Titled ihe lfa tifiNt ~ nf th
lfafHanl hHa ihf afsas f.t
N la efH eruption UNisi aat
nfl0 HHH II aHl taf nlD
ilNn drew hpnH ilnfi La aan
lined Hfifh ~ iha Nnf God
DOL fpnH flee fo. nfI a avt bal.
ht.nIH iHffH IflHesl.t IHrlags.
gfnHn enofnUa1 ttuliln under f'ot.
aud naaatd in mlinals. rose On an
other ard buried i no lhe ounaAFr,
Won and slaughter N iia own pmtooa.
ton lniefaal aniipHllm based "a
n'c'loral difference fal hy relish N.
forest and lannilng debate finally a.
plp l'd " The quarrel unn PARTIES ~
ahni nef@anl hurled lts dit.e,eed
fragments 10 ruin ~ ihe ~conyuid,e
cf rlinn " IT. own Wfonr sad ha,md
Ol an tho mighty empires Whose
melancholy fan.ls now pare lho pal
li margin n oblivion. nat nus e,e,
snnk bot IL fll was though Internal
lniquiiy in some Way " other Shall
The stately shade Of republican Amer
lea too W down r. join the dole'ul
company II crowded specire.. moving
Them beneath 70 rise up AZ her com.
Wv With the sarlurlc mock, az,
thou alsnas vef' five wonldsyuil
their ioom ~ %seneeancc. We mus, moi
tread their path Of guilt"
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Wmcn = AsutC nnlsri- Since
The writings Of the modern prophetic
Father Miller & co--appeurcd. weak.
minded and supers'l'lnns people have
rlven themselves up 10 the belief that
Tho TontIf u the Roman Church /,
Anti Christ hu, lha, faith II almo,,
hsnl'ted hy the appearance Il a work
called The Day. In Which We Live"
In which tie author. ~ a hind Of
hs'~Focss fgure work. makes gu,
Louis Napoleon, the rrsru, Emperor
Of The Frcuch. a. Anti chtist stand
that hc being Forty hlue years Of
age Is shortly to be destroyed by tho
coming Of the Lord p To give our
rcsd,r m Idea Of tho work. We ex.
tract The following from the Pblladri.
phia Bs'ist's aad Css,.ss on The sub.
jocii
"The numhes sfomas stepis,shi,
name. sccosdeO = oke custom cf The
ASCENT slplehslq y which oppsy jst.
ter vss - . uinuol Row. ss
john descslbo ~ DtsveA lain
o' Roman empire, ~ ~ ~. ssys>
cvs author. 10 ~ ~ fhasihs sumsv.
icsl Isserpsstaiie4 = thet name would
10 Isusa Dot 10 ~ Ese0xA. or Preach.
~ German Language. but In Latin
AZ least The vssdee VIM fslly ssrp,
With Ne that u vii = m rrvsi hsrm
70 admit - muck. We'll, then this
gives ~ LcpovcraI Tie Lssis ~
Louis. vhich a'ucsstA - u sssdmi,.
70 exactly 6tS.--loot q shs pspo(,
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casHofontsS Aat ASSOCIATION
h'id lhe adyefi emea' IN 10 laws
payer 10 reference l1 thiH Association
lof ibe tum y lhrea dollars, Son can
obtain The AT Journal ot any uno II
We popular Magazines Of Tho lay In
enc year be- lle'a chance In NE awafd
Of premiums
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lnlflfiu NasfeiY We frd
M t'i1Fiar elliaflAi II ns CD
M yeflaaetan.t
rh vya ma Nafe no talvsllt
if0t Ia tfasahs fa.s ~
o IH8 Dr. no'ei ani N
H'l Do inat hoes bic na.s NJ
'Hn'. ha hh0Wf ! ldY2 h. Angssh biz
ll-nn
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.fshHo.n j. " clanion. ESQ
Aliomey'at Las, after a few week.
absence on a professional tour, 70
turned 10 Pamela on Monday. In The
enjoy mmi u good health and spirits
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's's"'ss's - n ~.
s~s,.sswS5se1....
DfnNrttf u A. s,.~--E
~ ON "a l4ss..1.. MA
Nv fpsrss ~.
%ssf h ~ IN ssll eli.
ffa.i ss,.H'sst N ~ ~ -
lsasss' ~ s'jlei ftsstts a ~
sH sg~e@s-sss % t
wv ~ N Uf~snI.s 49,
iasldfgs. n W.. tfssrs
$3.50 y rasaIs fssrsty. Ss
mllss sya n fs~a
Nsf.sitfl sHt tsnnessx@
"fHhils ssssIsn. n A. ~
gf~it N sslss meatt
w v,rsistlsn \ =
4'aifls fssldai n tks fima aI.X
hf ~ NE equities n t...a
.eiqi nboyi s,ssa nlfss 80 "
DEPOT f~m'raslnsths phaIs
sff,e'lea n ssailea n. al
"" 1ssftsf N ses'lst n. eH
,shfr 90, sect N fhs III. r<.szI
tlis'v.f eqssles, shsI easssls
sefa'' There 10 ~ ia land . n
hYiaa fifhen, negro 81, a.. .t..
ailat nfe.sisy ~ hu ldlngsl sh~.s
Hefs. " ~ ifaf' II sieh f',tst No.
sHl'y aefes " Ne ifaas I. ssi.s3~
Ani " = hlrh state n easttsssf
~ 'ffti iiAsh Together 10 esasg
al'.n tlan'h' ~. N The sYriFs. ~.
lrss''dl " one N ihr mat he
t.l,'h' "eIehbofhopis IN sona 80
Al'e sleu, for,y slsfu IA
one NJ which 10 n ,,p - NJ
smith The most of saiA sla5e4
~ hks,y, hhi well ~ "a q h. .sIf
'''lon " cotton AMI a. ahfsi H..
.n'as u The most trust anl 1....w
families 70 BE- found N ~ sa,,k n.
'oli., d'rscsiuns y ,hs viii ssis9
AsoA certificate fas ,esnt, .l....
sss " Tho Msislpi thd .ass..~
Railroad COMPANY. "''''s
Also Ten LIKELY, young anl sdl.t,.I.
i'tm '.alss, one pair carr aFs Lsss.' -
yohe o. osen. forty head q erie -
s'oes hogs "A head n fss tsrs ~
sesdy log xillinsi loo ssslst ses -
~ carriage, nearly new on ga
= hoiss) On road wagon ani rs.,E
h.sss), cns o. wagon /, sbou, 400 ts,s,.
Of com ls,OVv lbs. ~ foslslaf ss,m
stacks 81 esssi N NJ SO h,.tsl.
peas ? rin stands hovse mil isss
aea COZ orusher, | wheat tara.t,ss
nncss fsn ] set blscr.r AZ ,asL
,iouscnc'd Furniture, tembtarlpe 4 49,.
Gather bri.l. Also ki,chsn fnr,i,v,,'
ar'nin. Tools. and o,he- ARTICLES vusl',
rep! aud used On plantations. taa ,..s'
~, 70 mention IN IN Advertisement.
Inc sale will commences a. IN e'elses. N
M continue from dav 10 dss until H.
Whole estate 10 sold. The pursh assn IN
70 required TO give bond, with iva ~
'r"ved securities, and where ,hs a..
:. o. suihrieni marni.nds, Z -
hs.e money.
W, y. 8. Lowry. SPIN The ,,-.,.
IN show the land 10 snv ono v;.h,sss
a'esa'si sri any information 1sssi
ndsulrsed.
wvtiE p. woorrxx
z. pascls. Misc. o.
SAMUEL ". vERNOx
90 81 Memphis, Tvsa.,
n"''''$w Ese.sssaL
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w sunday morning last. ~. 10.
hnd' IN trying 10 unlock The siie doc,
Of bis drasus,ufr. N panols. found
s'me'hine@ 'he lock, aud upon push.
ing The obstruction through. b. fapna
hc . part Of brass ky. vbIeh
bad hem broken % In u, ing to nm.
lsck ihe door.
AvevWsR cAss.
The stable Of Jases G. Armstrong
Va. broken open IN Saturday night.
cad hi' horss taken. The horse was
found IN fhe north sias n ,hs Der.
near Belmont. with marks on him Of
having been rode bard. and then
turned loose.
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wsrssas Lestsrs Of Aluiaisss1no =
the eseass Of James 3. esssoa. dnenn4
.wese fvanssd 10 ths unis-s,ese& -
Isss Oesohss Tern u The rsaAsss CO
o. !allahs!ehie eoussy. state Il Aietp
s'ss!ppis Nov oil rerssus s.ssrf sksns
against he estate ~ sa'i iseejpsa, -
hsseey se9sirsi to ->hIiis tie ssae -
v ~ tins iinissd b. iss. .. ~ ~
REDiN STATION. Ain rissnssa.
Cbeflsstep, 0et. =, fss5.sw
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1!1Ao a.ebAslnRsADsk
49, -: = -
~ 81 - HSss;,st. M
49, N0OoooVoU.
AhpDse1mes = - ~ Z ga,
eePe ne eeee1gy ~, - orSes-s -
nsa1leot 49, IN = ~ = - n
ls.sasst . l1ssflia : - -
- cys.e s.ssess q 60 -
49, eesstss q a ~ efCenG
- - - - 0uUEl
= Asu6s10 GnUI6ss ~
o11ss' DRuD OeA
- AxAn 80 c.
S&SSSSS%sSS:sS
rE&ss&EE&
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i'sH
IAiaau mls
fa ~ an ae
rites Aid NJ
49, asm
tftd NJ Hssh slftsn
RI Hsft "a 40
fla a.t sHts
.I Iff flsi II.
bsfu
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WHssss Letters Of Aar nissrsliss n
the estate ~ Samuel fvsn., d<esept,
we're rrsa,sd to the undersigned. = ~
last October Term Of the Ir.hsss csu6
OF I~sllahsschic county, State o. Msss.
s.rpii Nov sll persons having snans
against the estate Of said dseeasst. ~
hereby required to exhibit tbs ssns -
70 ,hs time limited By lsv, Of ~ -
JOHN 4. HALL, Adnssisasoos.
C~hsflestoa. Oct. q. tpS:.6W
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Miss Eliza Logan, tho popular
American 'rarohe-se. "a playing q,
Chsp's Galeiy Iheaief, Memphis.
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COPPESPONDENCE.
MADIsoNvILLE, June %, 1857.

JACKSONVILLE, June D, 1857.
Mr.. DUyN1yGToy II am in a most excellent hui
nor with myself, all the world and the rest of
mankind" have just heard the two candidates
for Governor and to-day have lost almost all, or
rather, I have changed my feelings towards the
Know Nothings. For the life of me cannot help
plying the poor fellows, and especially do pity
Col. Hatton. He. have no doubt, is very good
hearted, wer-meaning sort Of man, but as for his
being able to meet in debate Gen. Harris, why that
is out Of the question. 1t isn't in him, and ought
not to be expected Of him. However, as John Van
Buren, said of Sumner "if he can stand it we De-
mocrats can" The crowd was larger than has been
seen here for many years. They spoke in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church-Gen Harris opening the de-
bate. The topics were, as usual, the vote bidding
land scheme of John Bell, the alien suffrage, Know
Nothiugism, &c, sc. 1 can only characterize the
whole speech as in every way worthy of the great
and Glorious cause in which, and of the splendid
reputation Of the man by whom, it was made. To
say that General Harris satisfied his friends here
would be saying less than the facts demand. He
did more than satisfy them-he assured, he streng.
thened, he aroused and delighted them far beyond
the expectations of the most sanguine.
As for Col Hatton, / believe honestly and can
ddy that all Of his party friends were exceedingly
disappointed, and many Of them very much cha
grined at his effort, although, as have understood
from those who heard him at Athens, that he did
much better to-day than yesterday. Such being
the case you need not be surprised that we are all
out for Harris with perfect yell
have seldom, if ever, heard more eloquent
speech than that of Gen. Harris when referring to
the history of the Know Nothing party its rise, its
nrorress. its official acts its dangerous tendencies
its wicked designs and its dsgraceful failures. Not
even Andrew Johnson, powerful as he is on Know
Nothingism could have surpassed it, and it fell
with terrible force on the Know Nothings who heard
it. and will tell in August next.
After the candidates for Governor were through,
the candidates for Congress made a few remarks.
These are Hon Samuel A. Smith and Col Heiskel.
Hsiskeu like Hatton, is only running for the glory
and grandeur of the thing Neither hopes to be
elected, and neither will be disappointed. We ez-
pecr Harris to beat Hatton ten thousand at least,
probably fifteen thousand, and Smith to beat Heis-
kell some two thousand or more.
MONROE
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COMMUNICATED.

COUNTY CANVASS-DAVIDSON AND VAUGHN.
Since the speaking Monday last, at McWhir-
tersye, the voters Of this county satisfied that
we are to have an interesting canvass between the
two candidates for the Legislature. Mr.. Davidson
is a mechanic, and, although he has been compelled
to toll at his trade in order to support his family
his speeches show that he has studied the condition
and wants of the people; that he has been careful
observer Of the action Of Legislators In point
of intellect and general information, he has a very
decided advantage over his competitor.
Mr. Vaughn has risen to practice law-read some
of Websters speeches, and quoted some of the ele-
giant sayings of this departed orator, to give point
to his cause All our people are familiar with the
speeches of Daniel Webster and Mr.. Vaughn strikes
the right cord when he dissipates the mOnotony Of
speech by using the ohaste and eloquent language
of the Massachusetts orator True he may not do
it quite as well as Webster, but considering the diff
ference in age and other things Vaughn does pref
ty sharp. Mr.. Vaughn has one very decided adyan-
tage over his cOmpetiOr-his party is in cOnside-
rabe majority in the county.
Would it not be well if Davidson and Vaughn
would make a list of appointments not connected
with those of the other candidates? They ought
to have good crowds, and have ample time to tell
the voters what is their policy.
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POLITICAL FOSSIL REMAINS.

The Black Republican party of Vermont has call
ed State convention for July 1st, at which all sop
posed to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
to the extension of slavery into Territory now free
are invited to attend.-PenHsyIUaRia
These Yermonters should have given special in
vitation to the Know Nothing members of the last
Tennessee Legislature, including Mr.. HattOn. These
gentlemen, it will be seen by reference to the House
Journal, page Sol, denounced the Kansas BILL re-
pealing the Missouri Compromise as enacting 'de-
testable heresy species of radicalism not only in
imical to the institutions Of the South but at war
with the spirit of the Government ITSELF" "unwise
as matter of policy and in violation of the cOnsti
tuition Of the United States" We can't how Mr..
Hatton and his associates who advanced these sent
ments can fail to sympathise with this convention
in Vermont.