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KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE.

IN pursuance 81 a Decree Of this Court, is iasi
j May Term, 1855, Viii offer for sac % the highest
bidder at The Court House door IN the city o. Nash
next, that yaluabe property known as the Kingston
Springs, situated - miles west 81 Nashville, and with
IN a lev hundred yards of the Nashville and North
Western Rairead and tle western bank u Hzrpcth
river, IN Cheatham county.
said property consists ol the Springs, Hotel build
ings, and two hundred and iorty ave acres Of land
surrounding the same has valuable mineral and
freesofe springs upun t line fishing streams IN Us
immediate Vlcity and VIII on the complexion Of the
Railroad DC within hour q travel Of The city Of
Nashville
TElxs-The biddingS Cor this property viii be open
ed - 500, upoa the following terms one half Of
the purchase Honey 70 be pad the 18th % Jan0a
~ 1889 with years interest," and the other hall
the 18th January, 1890 with lao yearS' Interest Ad
ccd
J. 4 GiEANES
jyl7-td. c An chaRecry Csart al Nashville
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NLormOns Returning.

LEAvENwoRTH-Scv Mormon families
are returning 10 Illinois
Rcturns received increase the majority
against English's ordinance 10 1916.
The Santa Fe mail reports the Indians as
very troublesome on the route, stopping trains
and demanding provisions and whisky.
The heavy rains have rendered the roads
almost impossible.
The rivers are very high.
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csG- Among the finest specimens of book
binding, blending the substantial with the
ornamental, may De- seen at the Bindery of j.
C. FEHR, No 10 Deadcrick street. He never
permits an inferior job to leave his rooms He
makes blank books, Of all descriptions, in
Guiding ruling aud paging, and generally all
work appeI tanning To his vocation.
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville Tennessee


S L o y O + Is 3 ) 9.
InHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
l. this Institution will commence on MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER, 1858, and viii continue 20 the LIST OF
March ensuing.
The PREIIMINARY COURSE OF LECTURES, free TO all
students, will be given during the month OF October.
Faculty.
THOMAS L. MADDIN. VI. H.. Professor Of Anatomy
DESCRIPTIVE astrological and Surgical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. H., Professor Of Princi-
pies and Operations of Surgery.
DANIEL. +. WRIGHT, NJ. d., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor of Matera
Medca and Therapeutics.
RICHARD O. CURREY, VI. r., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E b. HAShiNS, NJ. D., Professor OfTheOry and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
JOHN =. FORD, VI. u. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
II. NJ. COMPTON. VI. D. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The CITY HOSTTTAI is upon the premises Of the Col
ege and under control Of the Faculty, which ope-
ratons performed, and prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount of fees for Lectures, sos: Naturalization
fee, paid but once, SIS 90: Demonstrators fee, re-
CURED but once, SO 90; Graduation fee SIS 90
Excellent Boarding be obtained for 81 80 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply to
JOHN =. FORD, NJ. H.,
jyl7 Dean of the Faculty.
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
l. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government.
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba
tax MIA al Hay
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Valuable Building Lot on Mar
ket street. near the SOuare

Rachel ID. smiley and others John o. Ewing.
DY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court at
ID Nashville, will sell the Court house in this
city, on TURDAG, THE 4IH DAY on SEPTEMBER
NEAi, that valuable vacant Lot the side of
Market street near the Public square fronting - To
- feet and running back 10 feet, aud adjoining the
block OF buildings now being erected by Messrs. Nor
row Maxey. Further particulars wil be given
day of sale. j. r. GLEAfES,
Jy2e-td Clerk and Master.
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Bugg Lot Oh Cherry street, next
to Commercial Hotel.

Samuel III. Bugg and wife Ro. q. Smiley and others.
DY virtue OF decree OF the Chanccry Conrt at
I'D Nashville, in above cause, Will offer for sale at
the Court house in this citS SATURDAY THE STH
DAY OF SEPIEMBEK NEXT the Bugg House and Lot
Cherry street north Of and Cedar street and
adjoining the Commercial Hotel. The Lot fronts 81
feet on Cherry ~. and Is % feet deep.
TERMs-Sl5O To be paid IN cash, aud the remainder
be due and payable in equal instruments, due LIST
Of Nov. 1855, SO and 90, for which approved noes.
payable IN bank ana bearing interest from day oil
sale, will be required. J. T. GLEAYfS,
jy29-td Clerk and Master.
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The greatest insured in any risk IS 900.
The greatest amount allowed Ia be insured in any
CITY, Town or Village, varies according 10 its size
aud class 81 property.
The greatest allowed 20 be insured in any
block varies as in the preceding.
No part Of its capital or earnings deposited with
any State States security for losses therein.
Act OF Incorporation is the same heretofore ted.
C. c. WAITE .Secrefdry.
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Broad Street House and Lot.

d. r. Wilkin, Admir-, Sc., Sarah Cameron and
others.
DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery Court
I'D Nashville. in above cause VIII sell at the Court
house IN this city, on SAIUkI'AN, THE 9Th DAY or
SEPTEMBER MKT, the House and lot on north side
OF Broad street and west Of aud second from Summer
street. said lot fronts 10 feet Broad street and
runs back 40 feet b. 10 feet alley.
TERA>-tredit OF one year with interest; note well
secured, payable bank, and lien retained.
j. r. GLEANES,
iy2q-td Clerk and Master.
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FOR AEBEiR HAN.

rs- We are authorized to announce JAMEN NJ II AM
ILTON as a candidate for Alderman in the +th ward,
at the ensuing election. angI-e
n6- We are authorized to announce w. r. pEhCh NJ
BRANE as a candidate tor Councilman IN the Second
Ward at the ensuing election. augs-te
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Markets by telegraph.

New YORK, Aug. 9.-Evening.-C Cotton
dull; sales 400 bales. Flour advancing; sales
$4,000 bbs; Ohio 2595 80; Southern Is
as 50. Wheat bu"vant: Red l O5C9l 20;
", stern White l 1901 Is. Corn dull; mixed
72@S8; White 95@96: Yellow 95. Bacon
buoyant; Shoulders 64@6s. Beef firm 100
log. Sugar dull.
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wanted Immediately, 10 900

AsA-&srsS men 20 engage in the sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America. InvalIds, mcchan
Ics, farmers and teachers, wishing 10 travel, Will ind
this very profitable and pleasant business. enabling
them to the country and make money at the
time Agents now IA the business are clearing from
$500 81 500 per year. For full particulars, and a
list Of Books, address IL. VI. RULISON, Queen City,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati, OHIO
, living East, ID. RULISON, Philadelphia, Pa
Il ~
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CoRREsPONDENCE OF THE FIRST NAPOLEON.
Arrangements have been made with pub
fishing firms ii London, for bringing out
translation of the Corr. spOndence OF Ma
poleon =" of which the French Government
has commenced the publication at the nation
al expense. This correspondence will oc-
cupy great many huge volumes. A cor
respondent of the Literary Gazette says
Il have been afforded an opportunity OF eX-
amining many of the letters of Napoleon
which are 10 figure in the collection; and L
assure YOU that the commission which is charg-
ed with the duty of saying what shall and
what shall not be published. have an arduous
task to perform. For of all the 'cramped
pieces Of penmanship' that were ever seen,
his are the most cramped and unintelligible.
The manner in which letters are formed,
would frighten writing master into fits, and
the lines never run straight, whilst not I'M
frequently they come into collision. And
what is singular, is that a great many of the
words are grossly misspelt, and that others
are only half written. The man who con-
quered more kingdoms than Alexander knew
no photography.
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A c. x 4. b. Beech ". Lucy Adams and others.
Benz. r towau ". George ". Adams and others
DUR>J AM To Decree Of this Court AT May Term,
Il 1898, IN above cause, l will sell at the COur,
House door, N the city oi Nashville, GA SATURDAY
THE 2lsr DAY OF AUGUST, 1855, a House and Lot In
McGavocS IS Addition To Nashville. The Lot lying on
the west side of Madison street and fronting thereon
hity feet, and running back 81 feet 10 10 loot alley
ffatMS-sIN and twelve months credit, with notes
well secured and lien refined, ana sale Tree from
dempton. J. r. GLEAYES
Jyl7-td. c. n NJ. Clancery Conrt a Nashville
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THE FIRST DESPATCH AT LAsT.-The follow
ing spatches are said TO have been eXchang-
ed to day by the Queen and President Buch-
anan, but We do not sec how il was possible.
as our Halifax corres pond1nt informs us that
no d spatchcs can be transmitted for several
days:
.WNDsoR CASTLE, Aug 6, 1858.
"PREsIDENr BUCHANAN-Drar Sir (: As you
will not D rmit me to visit you, allow me
to drop you line.
Faithfully, yours.
.'NICTORIA REGINA"
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Notice Of Dissolution,

VIE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON A. co. com.
- II posed OF And Allison, T Anderson and W D.
"a I-snahhn was ny mutual consent dissolved ON the
LIST day Of June, by the retiring of Mr. MsIanshsn
rom inc urn. And Allison and T. Anderson are
alone authorized 10 wind up the business of the old
hrhi Those indebted % the late firm are requested
70 make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the will present them for nav
'heni ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 co.
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Having purchased Mr.. MIAnahan's interest in the
Soouh' we nave taken IN as partners our business
uhue AT our old stand, where will be pleased 90
meet our Old friends and merchants generally
beng anxious 10 cut down our present stock as low
as possible preparatory - fall purchase we will
eI ments 10 prices 20 those wishing 10 repen-
m he,r STOCK We shall be glad all times 70 re-
eeiye their orders, aud will do our best 10 mn the,
satisfactorily - '
juneis ALLISON ANDFRSoN a. M
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NJ E HIS RACES,
81 aaksA
NxENlpNNS Comm Svr


V,He Races over ths Memphis Course vii eoaamenes
Il on lttsDAfs october 18Th, ls5s, and eosltans
FIVE DAYS. .FF "
FiRSI DAY, TrEsbks, October ls-fhe sswsIKER
SIAkK, Tor hires Oils 500 entrance; 500 for
fe Nile heats. three OF more "a MI the stake the
Cla6 ~ add 200, pFeysisd the run; 30 name
and eioss on the LIST day IL August. ISIS. security
viii be required for the forfeit IA TIE above stake
sAAE DAr--JOckey C1eb furse $500 Three Inils
hesls-
SEcOND Day, wEbxEzDAY, October eo.-J0cksy
Club Purse $500 Mo heat, thrre an ave.
SANE nAV--S~eeisiake tor tao year odds; 500 en-
trance SO fsrleil hzsA II male % three or na0re
- an The stAkeao~ thrvs vAlries. sseurlty viii be
required for the forfeit.
ftgIKD pay, Tnt Ss1AH, October 2I.--rias .HAsagx
srAKz'' Cor three year ol1s. Two riie heats, $500
entrance, siOo f0rel thrse OF more ~ al the stake
Tie Club 20 add 500, provided The race = ran -
name and Gloss lst DAY o. August, 1855 security
all Dc required for The iDrfeil
FOURTH DAY, FunAs, October s2-Joekcy Club
Purse $40 Iwo nalle hezis.
FIFTH Day. sArrkn4s, October 23.-1cckey Club
P1rss 81 90 Foar nlis heAfs
x5- A%HG-k Over The above corrse ccttlrs ere
aefte - Ne fali Amount Of Jockey Cub pnrses 4,
~ AZ s1Esss, via foris.ls sssalsa, sssi Re "a
WV = RorSDrREE p.rs-azs..
lsSo-id eo-1lA- fsln
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9th.-The ten million
loan bids have been opened. Upwards of five
millions were awarded at about five per cent,
and three millions at between 4 and per
cent, of which about two millions was at Al
In Al
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An excellent dwelling house on Spruce
street, is advertised for rent in the PArpIor
this morning. We trust our friend, GIBSON,
the owner, will find clever tenant for it.
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yellow Fever.

New YORK, Aug, 9.-The ship Peperall,
from New Orleans for Bordeaux, has arrived
at the lower Quarantine. She put in in con-
sequence of the sickness of the Captain and
most of the crew with yellow fever
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House and Lot On McLemOre
street

DY virtue Of the power aud authority vested in me
ID by Robert Tintall and b. White, will offer for
sale at the Court house Ia this city. on SATURDAY,
THE 4rH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, a LIT the side
OF AcLemOre street north of Cedar street, frontng
AcLemore street 90 feet and running back half
way TO spruce, street on which Is situated frame
Hw cling and other out houses
TERNs-6 and Il m"nths credit, without interest,
except $50 which ~ be- required "a cash; notes well
secured and lien retained until the purchase money
; paid. j. r. GLEAKfS,
Jy29-td Clerk and Master.
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MAYOR Atty.

ss- We authorized to announce Gen. Il. r.
Cheatham as a candidate for Mayor oil tue NY
OF Nashville, at the ensuing election aug3-te
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Great Hargains at No. 81 Public
square.
We will offer our entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash only, for a few days to make
room for our Fall Stock. Now is the time for
everybody 10 get cheap goods. Call soon or
you will mis- the chance.
jy27. LC. NICHOLSON &Co.
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Gs-- The majority of Hon 7, l.. ANDERSON,
L'compton American, In the 2nd district,
Missouri, is over four thousand That will do.
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REMOVAL.

4 DEIISSER has removed his stock Of Liquors
y Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 10 No. North College q ,
at the old stand of Mr.. ID u. Diccy, where he will be
pleased 20 his friends and customers Iiyl6
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1aS- A helping hand to one in trouble, is
often like a switch on railroad track-but
one inch between wreck and smooth rolling
prosperity.
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DAY BOARDERS.

few gentlemen can he accommodated with DAY
BOARD by immediate application TO No 60, North Mar
kct street aug2-u
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e. Mr.. WILLIAM GILL has been appointed our
ROUTE Agent this city, and is authorized to receive
and receipt for any moneys due this Office
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Zs- We have Discovered from actual ex-
periencr, that getting up late at our boarding
house is decided msS-StaakI
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REPLY OF PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO THE QUEEN
Washington, Aug. q, 1858.
My Dear Madam 1t is my impression
that you have dropped enough of your line
already, and that you are running the thing
into the ground.
Yours. faithfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ET DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -e2
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

he Ticket Once u m the Passenger Depot, and -
oen hosr before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase 81 Tickets Is
open a, no other time during the day. Passengers
for The Eastern cities leave the A NJ Tram,
which Connects throughaet with Trims the other
reads. Time RlehHond ~ hours Washington tyxo
days; Philadelphia two and a haR, and New York
three days Tbs the CHEAPEST and best route fEom
Nashville 80 the East
New ORLEANS passengers leave on the $50 p. n.
Tram arriving al Memphis N tune 10 connect foT NrN
Orleans, the evening Of the next day, aud go
IN ougA with boats without detention al Armphls
Those fUr McAinnvle, Sparta, and Besrshe ba Springs
leave Sashyse an the go p n. Train. which coz
directly Teliahoaa With the rrala for kcMinn
vile. Persons leaving AcAianViile m the morning
arrive Nzstviie T.3u y. ~.
Al Nashville, there arr boats which leave daily f1r
Snithiand aud connect wth boAis lur different place
the Ohie aud Aissssspp rivers; also, dsly hne
stages for Louisve. leaving every norning % thr
1rrival az the night express
- BY tins change of echsdzls, the Train from Nsmr
phls coaneeis eirect a. Stevenson with oar up ana
down day Trains causing 10 deiay - Ssshxtls ane
Eastern Passengers. ana hoor i gsitss over ths
oTaseE hedIss n gaing b Asmplis fron S4se villa
C. = ANDEhSoS, Z
ly;o-c. Ce1er4i T.cket AxoEf-
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Dunayant Tract Of Land ON
North side Of the River.

ii. NaasLnl Adfh q &c %. n EYercttl Adta = &c
and others.
DY virtue q = decree % the ChAncery Court Al
I'D Nashville la above czgsr. ~lu proceed u seii
the highest bidders az Iiau ftrt house IN this cy
On SATURDAY ,fHE STH ar skl-IkNbt-k AkAf, iOts
Nos l. : aud 4 the div son ss The D1naKabt Tract
u Land aud heilsg all al s4ld Iract u LaEd reu4iD
nag ans0d No. contains IS acres, No contains 81
ceres and 10 pors, aud No ogutalls s.
% jsoleS Teruns -ad Al vlhrr particulars made
known on dzy u sale. J. 4 6LkAfES,s
N-sA tleFk aua Master
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Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the

no. A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any DESTROYS Of receiving it.
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Post Onice.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1855.
IRON and after the st Of April, the Post once
Il be opened on Sundays at half past A. NJ and
close at A. NJ. Open again at =. NJ and close at
p. NJ. On all other days the Office viii be opened al
hifpast o, O'Clock A NJ, and close = O'Clock p
NJ. 5. X. ANDERSON, Post Master
mar3l-f
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Statement of the Condition
or THE
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

TO THE COMPTROLLER OF The STATE OF TEN
NESSEE, JUNE LIST, 1858.
l. The name of the Company is the CITY FIRE lNsUR
ASCE COMPANY OF Hartford, located at Hartford,
CInn.
. The Capital Stock Of the Company is.... $50, 900
g. The amount OF its Capital Stock paid in is. 1850 900
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Kid, SILK and Isle Gloves.

IExAxpERss Ksd ana szlk Cloves, every size
"A Aiso Bacsskaa. tisls Thrvad and Cleth Cloves.
"a 81 received To-Day, snG fnr s-is a
= H. AoGulS
l.6,esp a.a 6esrsmses Furnishing Aae F.Eey store
- Corcsr - cal.ass street. .ae tie Sqo-re-
ysl-1
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CEN1LESiRN will Gnd = good ASSORTMENT Of FINE
VI SHOES, and GAiTEHs, u q tveFy best quAli,y,
and al low prices, Al the Store % -
JOHN RAMA6E
IN 24-n a Coiiegc Street
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Gbanrrrp Salfs
Store House on Union street.

VIM h. Evans, Admir- of Charles NJ. Eliision decd
vs.. Margaret Eiliston and others
by virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court at
II Nashville, IN the above cause, VIII ofer for sale
al the Courthouse ~ this city, on SAL URDAY. THE
4lH DAY or SEPTEMBER NENT, undivided fourth
interest ~ the store house the side Union
street, IN ths city and Al present occupied by Elson
Matthews but IA case satisfactory bid be made
Tor SAID fourth interest | Will proceed the same
umc aud place To sell the whole OF said store house
and lot The lot fronts about Union street
ana runs back about 81 feet 60 alley six feet vide
TERMS IS and l. months credit with interest from
date; notes with approved security, payable Al Bank
required aud lien retained Sale free from equity or
redemption. j. r. GLEAgES
Jy2S-td Clerk and Master.
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HPN.P Wills Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why requires
a gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate a Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine, and
Why so many excellent house keepers" can not do
l. teb22-u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

,eceiyed. n at he was already on iiis WY
Gepei~ "a Democratic Congressman, eiect''
,he Hid District. JOHN uhAp "''
nom o,.ns, and Col Gro. AchAf SecIo'ail. -.
~ Charrn an had stated that the meeting WI
AirI w :, he f5ends Of Gen. Nelbndge-wlhch
cgfi - ,nade very pateut by the in.ae hse pan
iso ched across the stand. inscnDe', p,,,, Al
~ T~n~r Wabridge meet here "-EN-'o|. ~ ~
1,Scg u jersey addressed 'he il.''u5 s,er Tif
Pn.A IL ,estiirGuv 90 the gallant mahner "tu
1s'ns ,be General had npheld the Dehlo' Ia,'c
WI vLen he va, in the XAAllld SohsIes, t"l a''-
Nod roi that or his return 10 lhe n11' -
~ vond .tiu continue as he away, ,,. i,aI ,.r,
nd National colsisten; Democrat ;,;i
lsn.nted st some length "D 'ei'o' 80, Fl Iii
descan'eu I,ed ,bst their friend, the General would
snd usr us'Aie ~ he had ever done, faithful eXp0n-
srt OF those principles; .ddresaed the meeting st
hsl % ne beauties Of Democracy III general,
come Iens. 49, ~ Cen Wabrdge "a represent them
ana ine I'm the conclusion Of his speech, Gen.
70 p',aer pairo him.eH appeared. His presence was
va with deafenng applause. Inc Henera al
5ssed the meeting AT great eng'n ana 10 ioe great
9iI, ~ his numerous audence, insisting that every
'engt. .onev should require their representative t.
efore them and present his views "i pnbhc men
fo,. roessures--that the usefulness Of the rep
enuaistive 4 bounded by the confidence reposcd iD
tte H. his cOnsttueIcy-that that legislation only
m| enduring which is based upon the mmu-
to'1o 1 v;ciples of Justice morality and a fidelity
la"" ttitns obi gat Ong---thGt while the Tepresen-
Ts 70 nm, the exponent Of District from single
sss ,ba, state has relaons and owes obligations to
S'e,Jue of her sister States which cannot be
,,n,a5 ard npon The proper discharge Of which the
,'o',s of al are advanced and secured That our
,o,lex and beautiful system Of delegated powers
,reer the authority Oi independent sovereign States,
and tbeir harmonious concentration in the Federal
Costiution is the great Improvement in government
n oderp times. And that its continuation depends
ppon the Just performance Of all It's appropriate parts
TonsohdstOn and disunion said the speaker are the
,vo extremes Of onr Federal Government, and its
eoailibrium must be maintained by averting both.
This can only be accomplished by strict observance
of the Constitution itself
The General then urged them to come forward and
sustain the Democratic creed and the Democratic
ticket and concluded by requesting to know whether
bey desired him placed in nomination for Congress
II any doubt had ever existed on the subject, it
sdy dispeed by the vociferous and hearty response
in the Affirmative.
After an address by Col CARR, the meeting broke
no with vociferous cheers for their favOrte candidate
Gen. Hiram Wadbridge.