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NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Picolomini was greeted last
night with immense applause.
Flour, Ohio 30a5 20; Wheat Western red O3
al 05; Corn 67a68; Mess Pork 10 373; Lard steady
lO4alO}i whisky 22l; Coffee closed firm.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 2l.-It is understood that Heensn
has offered TO fight MOrrissay again fer heavy
purse.
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IA. FAHNEsTOCE,s vERmTFUGE.


NEarq B. A. Fd1aeocE d C6.-Gentlemen: take pleasure
in sending you lis Of about fifty new customers VINO tesy 10
the superior quality your very valuable fermfuge
Itappeas that another article has been attempted 70 De lntr0
ret many persons IN writing Fahnesocks Fermfuge
usre want s. A. other" Ny sales this year will
h. al lsaat 100 gross Very respectfully,
ocf99-1m F.P. Due ONCE, 30 Chartres street.
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Markets.

NEw YORK, Oct 10Th, P. M.-Flour 20a4 35;
Mixed Corn 7Oa7O!; Oats Haas; Mess Pork I6. OOs
IL so; Lard dull, l0llO4.
CINCINNATI. O1t Goth, P. M-Flour dull, small
lots sold at 4 As; Whisky 49, Linseed Oil rs.
ST. LoUs, Oct 2l.-Whisky in good dsmsnd,
prices firm at 10; Alcohol, demsnd moderate firm
3sa42; Spirit Gas demand fair at Az Flour dull at
425; Whest very dali at Goal Oh; Corn, Yellow co.;
Oats dull 5Ga6l Hemp frh 8Oa95
CIKoNNATI, Oct. 2I.-NOon-W 1877
New ORLEANS, Oct I8.-Cotton sales to- day
IL 600 bales, prices easier; but quotations I'M
changed; Frights to Boston 4; New York exchange,
large sales l discount.
Freights dull; Sugar advanced, stock 90, 900
boxes; Lard heavy; Exchange on London l5l, on
New York a
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CHURcH EorIcE.-Elder P. S FALL VIII preach
tonight in Firemans Hall, College Hill at o.
oloek
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Indiana ELECTION.


INDIANAPOLIS, 0ol.-2l.-Second Congressional
district, offOia English's majority 1913,
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NEW 80.

: RECEIVED ny gOElN TOIEr- = co..
Ms. BaEdos's sssnplsis EorEs. VI 80.
courtship and Nasrilaouy, b Rosers Mort.
psvaupozt pu1u; Manof Or DsT, b. c6a-ls.r.-.-
Ths Two Sisters, By Nh. s0utkEorik.
zhs opsa Dsneer or, he hyssri,s q Londsa h., ~
aolea 5oralsby l0sf7l JOIN ToRE s CO..
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BosroH, Oct 2l.-Tho steamer Europa has ar
-
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The total receipts Of the recent Ineiana State
Fair at Indianapolis we're Si2,50o.
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MEDICAL hooks.

f. HAGAN,
No. 50 Market street, arsIsT
nov receiving fun supply Of the following workso
Il PRACTICE 0F MEDICINE.
Wood, WalSOn' Dunglsore and American Eslsotia
Anatomy,
sharpey &onaiB, Homer and Wilson
Physiology
caSSnsr, XIX Passt, and Diaper.
Pathology,
Gross or Jones and skirenunss' Pathological Anaiony
Chemistry,
asaAam, kegnsulf Towns, Draper, aid gulman
Maferfa Medfen.
Pe-cir United STATES Dpeusuosy, layls, Mitchell ua Dun
Surgery
Mnlers Principles, Erehssn, Druitts Mo5srn, &c
ObstetEfcss
cazencaux Devices, RamsbOtam, Msig ami AshEsI o. p
eases Of Females, &C.
Jurisprudence
Parish's Pharmacy, VILLAIN. Df-.s.t.-
neand % ne Acton Of Medicine, Ho0Per's Mecal Dtonsr
hell & Smiths COmpsnd, Coorer's surrir.f IN -
Mendenhails students Wade Ms0um Neliyan on ne sEin
Ludl0W's Manual, WilssD an ~ ST.
The United States Dissecor, Pancogt Wistor
sargents Minor Sursery, Cycopesi4 of ne pr.fs a.
Smiths do Me.iicne.
With many 0ters Tor sale al NorhsE Pubaton prices b.
y, HAGAN.
ooHs Market street.
For November.
6odey's Lady's Book for November Just received by
2. HAGAN,
T7nfru a-aH "a
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RToxfcon Mustang Liniment.-Its wonderi

Mexican Mustang Liniments-Its wonderful
effects and consequent popuarehaps article in the his
tory Of the Asra Iajea acquired the same patronage
was subject to the number Of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang Eminent 1t has Justly
been styled Panacea for all external Wounds Cuts s"eg
SprsiDs BRUISES or Eruptious Man Beast. 1t is far
medicine Of surprising virtue that physicians compelled to
-esr and from some remarkable cure OF Chronic and Dis
orted Rheumatic cases naturally traCted much attention
FROM the Grst scientific the No family afford
10 be without bottle Of the Mustang Liniment in the House Be-
wa Of limitations.
genuine sold by all respectable dealers in all parts Of the
world.
BARNES e PARK, Proprietors, New York.
For Inv RAINS & BROWN,
o.ta9-5&wlm Nashville.
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LELLYETT a SMITH,
EOS. 10 AND p SOUTH AARKET STREET,
Importer5of and Dealers in
Fine BFandies and Wines, Whiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Importersof and Dealers in
Fine BFamdies and Wines, Whiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
%A We beg leave to call the attention Of our FEEa
go friends and the trade generally, 70 our large
7{ and we'll selected stock Of hoabOFe articles
iust received, embracing IN part:
Brandies.
sarzsrac Qss09 Alex. seirnetts;-
z Otard, Dupuy, very hnei United Society Proprsiors
Jules Robin Raynal and Alusses;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Clsret, (eyery grade Madeira;
Port, do do Champagne, livery 6ae9
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. / Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do r Potter;
CT Wills; Corner Stone;
Richardson; " North;
Typana; DeRosa;
Beverly; Peaches and Cream fHi5a
Johns Twist; Silver Flake:
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump
Silver Roll; LanghOrne & Armstsad;
Claiborne 4 Taliafcro; Pineapple;
and many others.
Cigars.
EatFeUa; La Esearlatta:
Columbia; Imported Londres:
Estrells Primera; La saivadora;
Cintro de Groin; Imported Soace;
Concho Regala; DO Nssselrods;
La silva: do Principe
La Prueba, Imp do Flabaeos,
Ia Suiza, do Ia Hiruara:
Ia piaHHs DE- Gift;
CSC kkkKXRT 4 s1ETE'
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Manny's Combined Reaper and


Mamny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
TKTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT -This
Wv celebrated haciues eCeiyed the first premium Of Grard
Cob MEDA the combined Eeaping and Mowng Machine
at the great United States agricultural Fair held al Louisville,
Ky September, 1851 The trial Syracuse, New
York, in July, where all the prpl Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested. The committee made Their awards
through Marshal y. Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
1t also received the best Reaper and the best
Mower before separate c1itse, appointed by the Pres
dent the Davidson Coly A-ltsr Society," at Nashville,
July, 1857, te machines 1OW in use in Tenn.
Numerous other .-l u.- given this Machine
during the setr,r gves- ttlrhuei in America.
The above machines FOR sale By .s undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAA,
General AGENT for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs CO.,
ebg7-dS-WH Nashville. Tenn.
b. LANTER q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERSLY
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
Ne. 5. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
TVTHR Democratic Herald published by ssss Nicholson &
medium, end advertisements Will Dc Inserted promptly and
reasonable terms.
Orders LETT at the URloB and AneTieaa Office the Rerad
will be attended to punctualy address the Publishers
octls-dtwSwd NICH0LSUN & HORsLEY,
KIRKmAN e. ELLIS.
Our Books at the counting room Of
UsCALL, VANLEER & CO.,
No. A, South Market street.
Those indebted please call business must e settled
without delAv. aug5J-izF&m
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND GAS FITFER 8,

10, Deaderick Street, Nashville.
TE have on hand and for sale, Lesd Ppe sheet Lad sheet
M Zpc, Tn Baths, CLOSETS, Wash stands, ~
drapts Wr0Eght Iroa Pipes for Gas, Steam and Ns om
~ tEo inch also Fittings Cock Check Valves, etc.,
nd ups Parties IL tie coautEy pipes cut and sHa
go sspH3-dfE&F-11
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COAL STOCK ron SALE.

VTTE HAVE I53 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish 10 sell exchange for likely young NJ
groes OF city property. auE2q Ia. HAYNES E 90,
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GYRINGES.s-Large stock Of syrnges some entirely new
y Patterns, just received and for sale by A. STRETCH
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TAW a BEERS
LUBRICATHRG GREASE
CHEAP and durable compound Ereasing aries
~ emmib buses, Carriages Carts bray ana
wagons; also economical and durable uhrcator i0r
Heavy Mach lmerVs Il viii gum, sdecte
By hatorc cold. Fer sale IN Tin Cans and Barrels, b.
EVEN, PENDLETON & CO.
". ". BERRY 4 DEMOYILLE,
A. STEETCH.
10. e. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. tisaa6n
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The Campbells have made DECIDED hit in visiting
Nashville st this time. They had brilliant opens
ing at Commercial Hall last night The announce
ment Of their appearance drew together large
crowd who we're enrspsured with their psrforman-
ces OF their music, both vocal and ms rlmental,
1t is simply necessary to say that is better if pcs
sibse, than when they visited Nashville last, while
their negro eztravaganees cannot be eKeelled Re
member, the CsmPbells give but two more entertain.
ments and those who witness them in their mimi
table representations Of negro eccentricies and ex
tra7agsaces, should be a. Commercial Hall tonight.
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wanted Immediately,
OAnn BUSHELS Dried Apples
elNDNBaB $500 - " Peaches, unpeaed.
I,OO6 pealei.
For which the highest price In cash viii be pad.
sept1+am SrRATToN SEYMOUR.
LESLIE FOR OCTOBER.
FIyRANK LEsLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Oc-
n toler, lust received by F. HAGAN,
sept29 Market aud Union SITS.
Building Lots for Sale.
KMTE Offering for salea nuer Of desirable Building
Lots in Hou- tons, sheiy Boods LOicoders and 9TH
additions Edgeheld. Thee lots most eguy located
few hundred yards from the public square, and viii be sold the
most favorable terms. J. L. & r. W. BROWN.
sep2j-2m a. Cherry street.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

49, Bank of West Tennessee, at n,
W. - AIEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
iesuei at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. Wdtw
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RATES ON PRODUCE FROM
nashville to Memphis.
Cotton per Bale g-a: 81 -
Wheat do Bushel, "a
Flour do Barrel, g. 50
Tobacco in hhds. per 100 bs. A.
The above special rates Produce effect after this
date. Wheat Corn and Flour will be charged local unless
shipped In loads say, Wheat 20 bushels Corn 80 bushels
and Flour IS barrels per car. CHAS. ". ANDERSON,
auglO BP General Agent
FRUIT CANS.
\ UgT received and for sale at lowest ratss-
al 200 dozen Arthur's yellow Clay quart
$50 do do do do 2quartG
900 do Tin Cans, all szes.
aug21 J. ". WILSON.
SMITHLAND, PADUCAH,
[ sNlsf-sA Louisville ST, Louis, and sIlasats4
- Memphis Regular Pack-sa
etss leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays 10 o'clock A. NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
minnetOnka, Capt. H. G. matheneYs
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock
A. ". The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James W. Hunt,
will leave Nashville Wenesdaysand Saturdays 10 O'Clock,
A., M. The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis, Capt. y. l.. Bateman,
will leave Nashville Tuesdays ard Fridays at 10 o'clock, A NJ
The above first class light draH passenger BOats and will
leave regularly those appointed days. makng connections
Paueah With the U. s Mail Packets named places.
june "a A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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The Atlantic Monthly, Just received b.
'sP4 JOHN YORK %.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Fifty Miners!

NOCAIl md ENsN u 2 MIN 4 ID WUoICs
a BECKER would respectfully TO the public O
Nashville that located teacher Of the Voice
Piano. Voncelo Violin, Orders LEFT Mclures or Ben
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended TO.
sept7-tf
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For November.
GOdey's Lady's Book for November, just received by
p. HAGAN,
octl9 Union and Market streets.
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PERSONAL.

-. Com. Hiram Paulding, U. 3 NAVY, is at
Willards'.
-. 1t is said that Arson C. Phelps died of
malignant small pox.
-; H. I. Tuckerman, the poet, Is the New
YORK correspondent OF the Boston Transcript
-. q. w. Curtis, the Howadii. is the author
OF the papers in harper's Weekly, under the
head OF The Lounger.
-. Gen. Twiggs and twenty FIVE other army
Officers passed through LyncLLurg, Va, Mon
day, on their way 10 Texas
-. Mr.. Robert PurvianCe, ST, died recently,
IN Baltimore, OF which city he was an old and
prominent resident.
49,. Napoleon ii has paid all the debts of his
wlfes mother, and he has given her, in Euge-
MES name, chateau IN Espagne, near Seville.
-. Senator Sumner, OF Massachusetts, sails on
the Vanderbilt, from New York, to-day for the
North OF Europe, TO be absent a considerable
time.
-. Rev. Henry Giles. the lecturer and essay
LIST, has not removed to Chicago, has been re-
ported His residence continues to be at Bucks
port, Maine.
80. Tamburini, who has been singing In Ital-
ian opera with such marvellous success in Paris
has only just dared to dine. During his engage
ment he kept himself on the strictes; diet
80. Thomas M. Yeatman. of Cincinnati, was
awarded the fiat premium of 500, for the best
pure native wine Of 1897, at the recent W inc Fair
of the Missouri Wine Company
MI oscanyan, the lecturer and writer upon
Iurkey, ana more lately engaged AZ interpreter
to MOhammPd Pasha, has been appojnted Drap
oman to the American Consul's office at Constan
tinople.
-. Jas. f. Murdoch Is on his farm. near Leb-
anon, Ohio, enjoying TO his hearts content the
sweets OF the life Of a f4rmer-revelins in his
orchards, his meadows and his cornfields with
ont thought OF the care and anxieties that at.
tend upon his theatrical profession.
-. The widow Of Joe Smith, the Mormon.
still resides at Nauvoo, but she cares nothing for
int h.,-
thinks all prophets humbugs. Young Joe, who
should by right have been head OF the Mormon.,
~ stout gawky OF %, who hates Brig ham
Young and curses the Salt Lakers
80. The Puritan Recorder announces that Rev.
Samuel II. Riddel, one of its proprietors and
edi ors, has retired from the establishment, and
Will In few weeks be succeeded in the editorial
department by Rev. Nathan Munroe, for some
time past the Secretary Of the American Sunday
School Union for several OF the New England
States.
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In THE SENATE to-day, various communities
tons (departmenaD were received and disposed
of.
MIR. Pearce introduced resolution for paving
the stenographers employed by committees in
the Senate: agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a resolution for pub.
fishing $4,000 extra copies Of the agricultural re-
port OF the Commissioner of Patents, for the use
Of the Senate.
Mr.. Bright introduced bill to continue the
office Of register at public lands at Vincennes,
Indiana.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of
the private calendar.
In THE House., the Speaker laid before them a
communication from the Secretary of the Treas
ury. asking for loan of fifteen millions of dol
lars; referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
Resolution from the Committee Of Elections
Tor the admission Of Messrs. Phelps and Kava-
nangh, as members from the State Of Minnesota
next came up.
Mr.. Washburn, of Me, moved that by common
consent the vote he taken Tomorrow, and that
the House now proceed to the consideration OF
the private calendar.
Objected to-
MI. keitt proposed to postpone the Minnesota
SUBJECT until tomorrow. when the question shall
be taken: and that the House resolve itself into
Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the
Union on one OF the General Appropriation bills
lie held that this should be done il Congress ex
pected to adjourn on the 9TH of June
Mr.. Smith, of Va, remarked that he did not
expect that anyhow.
Mr.. keitt do
various motions, OF a dlitory character were
then made from the Republican side and voted
upon by yeas and nays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

IL The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church 20. 81 adjourned on Tuesday, after u
harmonious session Of twelve days. On the sew
enth day. the Board Of Publicati presented It's
report, from which 1t appears its affairs have
been very prosperous during the past year There
have been published fOrty-five new books, Of
which have been printed s. 40 copies; nine new
tracts, "a 900 copies; the Presbyterian Almanac,
30,OO0 copies. Total number OF new publications
1879 $50 copies Reprints Of for ,ner publications,
326, $50 copies. Total number unfinished last
year, 466, 500 copies The issue Of n w publica-
tions last year exceeded that OF the preceding
year by II $780, and Is still further In advmce Of
any other year in the boards history. The sales
made at the publishing house In Philadel In ia
during the past year have been 19l 1893 volumes.
The sales Of tracts during the past year have
amounted to 796 1853. Colporteurs have sold I23..
924 volumes, and gratuitously distributed Il, O95
The receipts were $l26 $50; expenditures $lO6 SOl
bath School Visitor has been $sO, s42, and from
churches 81 $50.
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MAR DEPARTMENT.

WhK DEPAKTME
w WASHINGTON, March e, Ig5s.
sealed Proposals viii be received ~ this depart
ulent until the 3St day Of May the purchase
al ALL or any part not less than legal subdivision,
OF the unsof land of the Island OF Rock Is and m
the state OF Illinois, heretofore reserved for militia
~ purposes.
The descriptions ard areas of the unsold tracts
INTO which the Island divided 10y the surveys and
Tor which proposals now invited, ara as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21

IL The Red Republicans Of Cincinnati I'M
dertook To have funeral toicblight celebrate on
Of the death Of Orsini, on Monday night The
weather was Perversely inauspicious, but the
''friends Of Orsini" persevered against every OBJ
stacle. Refugees from various countries made
speeches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
fhirty.fifth CsngressLFirst Session.

IN THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, number Of private bills were passed.
On motion OF Mr.. King, resolution Of inquiry
whether the Post Once laws authorize a post.
master to refuse TO deliver letters 10 person au.
thor,zed to receive them by the persons to whom
the letters are addressed, was agreed to
On motion Of Mr.. SIideu, a resolution was
agreed To requesting the Secretary Of the Treas
ury 10 INFORM the Senate Of the present condi-
| tion Of the New Custom House at New Orleans !.
and what appropriation is required for the paw,
ment OF liabilities under existing contracts
On motion bv Mr. johnson, of Ark, a resolu-
ton was agreed to instructing the Committee on
Military Affairs to inquire into the pc dirncy Of
opening route for wagon road from Fort
smith, Arkansas, to Albuquerque, New Mex
leo.
ate considered the bill to grant every head Of
family, who is a citizen of the United States, a
homestead Of one hundred and sixty acres of land
upon condition Of occupancy and cultivation of
Mr.. J. advocated the measure at great length.
and on his concluding, the Senate proceeded to
| the consideration Of executive business and ar.
forwards adjourned
In THE House, the General Appropriation bill
for defraying the Legislative, judicial and exec
utive expenses of the Government for the year
ending June 30, 1859, was passed by vote Of I03
yeas, against 50 nays.
Mr.. Harris, Of Illinois, from the Committee on
Elections, reported on the credentials Of the Rep
resentatives from Minnesota the following reso-
| luton:
Resolred, That w. w. Phelps and James M
Cavanaugh. claiming seats as members Of this
House from the State of Minnesota, be admitted
and sworn as such; provided that such admission
and qualification shall not be construed as pre-
Guiding any contest Of their right TO seats which
may hereafter he Instituted by any persons having
the right SO to do.
Mr.. Gilmer presented the views Of portion of
the minority, and introduced the following reso-
luton:
Resoirsd, That w. w. Phelps and James NJ
Cavanaugh have no right to qualify and take
their seats
Mr. Washburne, Of Maine, had been unable to
agree with the minority, although lie came to the
same result He presented his own views
After discussion and several attempts TO get
vote on the resolution, the House adjourned
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Froco, WAsHINSIoN; May %, 1853.

I3 TO COL JAS. q. BERR Ell
ject of the charge which Mr.. Thomas Berry had
brought against you, namely Demanding and re
eeIvlns S5 TO- serviSs. you alleged 70 have per
from office. In that letter propoundsd to you GER
tain PLAIN questions to which to this time, you
anonymous card, published IN the city papers, an
nouncing that neither Col Berret or his friends will
notice any anonymous communications or charges
that shall appear IN the presg of Washing ton,
&c, sc.
TIN, is another subterfuEe that no honorable man
should avail himself of. IL may suit you to SHE q
yourself be hind such ouse but what must The
puhiic think Of your conduct? You have been pub
you have never publicly denied II. although yOu
have spoken a number of times at the severa! meet
sion You have been dumb on This subject not dsr
Ing To raise "A question of veracty with Mr.. Berry
True 1t is SAID you have priratsIy denied Mr. Ber-
puIiic contradiction oft! Where? - INC
Why did you not ta>e the advice of the gentlemen
to whom you submitted your Riggs letter befors
It's publication? Did they not advise you 10 me ton
the charss IN that letter ana meet II boldly. like
man Were YOU not informed by some Of your
II ends, after the publication of the letter to Mr.
Riggs, that you had not met the question:. and YOU
were gam advised TO publicly deny il? Did not
Mr.. Berry aud beg HIM tn ,Oni ent to the
Q the card Of Messrs. Mohun and Ward. and pro-
zee the impression on the mind OF Mr.. Kerry that
you did not REFER 10 him IA your Riggs letter, to
the charge that he had ma ie? Is TINS conduct he
camlns a man seeking the chief magistraoy of the
the course Of any iRnoeent man under the crcum-
stances? Would he not have come out at once AID
author fasi6eri Have 'ou ever done thir. Dare
you do II now! No! Mo- You will again avail
is sheer Ionsenss for YOU TO talk Of this being AN
s. YIN ohsTEei Has not Mr. Der nlade Il
ever s Hi he
1T Afoiss TF %XsafNaloN.