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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following remedies are offered TO the pubic
IS the best. most perfect, which medical science can
ford. AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS have been pre-
AIRED with the utmost skill which the medical pro-
se,Sjnn OF this age possesses. and their effects show
.Eer nave virtues which surpass any combination
f medicines hitherto known. Other preparations
Ia more % less god; nut this cures such dangerous
.s.,YlsirtS. 50 quick and SO surely, as TO prove an
.-j.-cr I'D bower 10 uproot disease beyond any
n ~ which nsn have known before by removing
TIE o5-,u"tiHas OF ne internal organs ana stinnu-
i...fs them into healthy action. they renoTdte the
f.,.rta - If life and vigor-health courses anew
r..t.l-. .te tgGv. md the sick nssn Is well again.
l.cv ar. ID ,.ei 90 disease, and disease only, Tor
,-l-. rken Z rI5 IN health they rroauce out Ut
e. -rect. In : he perfection Of medicine 1t
: ~ -uI.i.c'c 10 ii cas-. and no more Lender
.-:Fss-n snt, take them with i~mFanity. II they
re sex thgv viii "ure them, II they aIe well they
-.ii =. them Ne na.HI.
e.. ;rea sn SDu:r patient who has been pros
r.rE Win bod -a--ri@!ut: see his beAt-np, tot
..y -. -r~'.-h:eu win strength AGAIN see Ills
ls-: t]gr-ti;e etIfn. see his eiammy features
--..E mo LeIi-h. ui'e them to sI'ne sufferer
- ,uui at-al has burst Out in ser" tIla TIL his
--a g., covered Win sores. VII" stands, or SITS, or
s- ..-r. :. lie rs been d.eucEcd inside and
.r ,.a- pot III which ingenuity could sug-
nrcs az. t.e-a Pills. and mark the eEtect'
-.e -..~ II s.au his body see the new, far
..,t ..,~ grow rI.,..r .aein; see the laIe leper
elem. Give them 10 him whose angry
..,r, ...ge a'Iflted .l-uiEtt.Sm N his JOINTS and
pos H..rvy u..l. and Ar SvG'ec.e> with pam he
j : seyE -oaA,G Though every muscle ct his
;. Va 'fr..Gn. aa- and saves give INN these
--., 60 lnc : Is aiuGt: the MAY not cure HIM,
.. d. tie, ..s,a>e- who no EurtIl power can
.3: l-L tatlr. ur w1!sS With csutche> now, and
hs walks a!cue. tG-v have cured hm. Give
80 ~. Is.u. sour, nas-dvd 1;>pc?tic, whose
..4.r stomach mas .oVg ago eaten every snlI!e
ra., fa, (: ,a .-t very muscle ION h, t"dy. Sec
is ,-. -.iry r.'l.-f, ahd Win it his health; see the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11
AXE YOU SICK.

The you can't he cured "a s5aa. DUE't dc'ay Uati
vour complaint Is :gCuT-h!c. and then morn WIer I
is TO is,e. IuGT fills Oi j itIc diseases which PEG
pie iEs cCurch wards. mi=ut BE- cured b. Ayers ca
;hariiC Pills If IakeR IN season Don't 90 dragging
through Tie SrrIu =. liant. ~slcepyand iisiicss. because
yrur hiuud Is iaaGed win h,tG. pna't wea- the head,
ache, heart .urs. ana ;ECir kindred disorders, hccGu.e
ynuF stomach : inul. DaR't faEGde yGursciI ar0una
lii world. covered wlta F~IHr!es. H~iGLcles, Gicc 2,
sores and ali o: any Of the Uucisan diseases OF Tie
skin, becGg<: yuUf system wants cleansing. Don
slow yourself ai'.uI. 'e1r. hasEaTi, III carei in, he
rause yuur stomach AID Bow Is need siren IheuIna
INTO healthy action. Ayers Pits set these ihiHg-
right as surely = y alter fHcu,heS ike. They IuTitJ
The tcdv ard blood, and reStoIe their fuuCt ions iuIf
healthy aciIvIIs which Won Cah feel as quick Is lht.
are taAou- They are iHa one great medical wantcl
Of Tins age, reCosHtZ-I ~ a. Nh0 Know i.cir ririac.
dn-! many thousands know .hPn. Take the CiIE7EY
PECToRAL iOr 4 Cough. aud tie pILiS Tor all G.TdEEC
EseRts ICgut luz = pEfCStINc u'ehIc ne
]irepaIsG ~ Nr. j L. AVER, "a tactical Chemist
Lowell, Mass, end sod hy all Nfu: gists and nraieTi
in Medicinet through this section. jE2I3m
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L RARE CHANCE

Wo0len Manufacturers
I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
Z nay Wooden Factory, known by The name Of Tia,
Pleasant Valley Steam WooIen Mills,
situated in the a!ey OF u. Eccliug Greek, Belmont
county. Ohio,
SIX MILES FROM WHEELING,
and five 'niies from 81. Clairsvi!Ie, and within fiji,
rods 0f The Natiuua! Road.
II consists OF a large AMI r0omy FRAME UILD-
ING, aud und I good ruul, two stories high, and Z
basement tory under Tie whole. The MAUHiNERN
consists OF one Stcnd OF Excellent Cards. ue.rT,
new, an eNCeilent Mute of 0Ee hundred aud ny sr!u-
dies, i've narrow aud one broad pow er Loom. and
also all other II -CessaFy machinery for manuf,cIur-
lnH ard iuiShIn- goods. such as GIG Mill, Nariuc
Machine. Shcarins Machine, Brushing Machine. sc.
Win railing HIi. Wash Boz, nyt Kettles. &c , Gj>,
renter Bars, IN I:r upper story of the building. ft
drying cloths, blankets. &c. The =, hole o. ihe ma
chIneIy kcInE driven by an excellent engine Of about
thirty horse power, and sufficient Ia drive dcuhle H..
am0uU- HOW @sGd, thC.G IS also SAT. ciSEt T.u., Il.
tic building for is much mO.e machinery if = would
lie required.
Tie above property Will hc sold, together wish q
small piece OF ground attached sufficient fcr gardens
and ~luild!Hg purposes. On very Accommodate
ierds ANA possession gwen tie first cay OF .A1rii.
ls5s. The situation Of The place and ADVANTAGES
every way Garnet be surpassed.
an@hi JCHN EINSEY-
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3 LII hNONiNt iHEM-
"a SELVES INDEBTED "a Iciy Note. Bond.
Mortgage, or Othcrw i-c, are earnestly TrVa. sJad 10
pay oil the same a. their Indebtedness may Iali due;
IN no case Will ! wait longer Tor the same ilIia The
FIRST day Of March next. Payment - William Book
er, Esq al ST. Clairsvil!e. eau he made the stn.c as
TO m sell rorsonaiiy, as he is fully auIhui lz,d IL re.
CcIve aud receipt ia every case Whatever.
sc ~, JAlOR ERANrIiS snNF-
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FRlNT & NAGLE "a
Merchant Tailors, NJ

ST. CiGisSUiNe- Ohio
Have on hand Z fun assortment Of Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vesiin@S. which they will make 20 order in
tie neaiest style aud on the most reasonable terms:
ian:ln
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GREAT E~AUIIEMhNT!

EN- GOODS just received at ISAAC
PEAGELhS. amongst whiCh aye the follow.
iue: ACTION BARG NlNS, purchased al 4 lars,
sale "a Now N"gt.
lwU pair 81 miiS, worth 80 cents Al ~. end iur
wHIth lie IaiicS. IrIler call "Srlv. stu yair Kui
Cove, worth - ceHts at35a ceutS. $40 wards blg,k
and brown Hc.'-g%, worth - cents al III cts. IUWt
yaTd> bGr. green and HACK worth 3Il cents at - cts
at ydrds hIaCk ard riuk auIUaiiy cheap al - cents
Al ~ cents. jHj ards al wool D.LaIuS. worth >
cents at = GEMS. -. dozen Linen iiandkcithIr :.
worth ~ I,u:>T l5 cents. - dozen Iiaudk, rein,
worth u. ctrIs Al l., cents. JJG yards hicached mas
lUG- WUsIr ~ "iiu t"uIs-
Al ut The aH.vr .vuds have been y :Tchlsed at 4
great s~;CrIntc a. ATtI0u, aud are worth 50 per cent
mrIe than shall eel them Tor.
Come therefore early, in order to secure some of
bargains. Together with Il lot oi EI.ACk SILKS
winch I viii he able L. sell al H. per cent less than auv
otter Store House. BONNtr RIBBONS OF which /
have purchased VERY CncaT. ! al sells" cheap Is to
defy competition. l w.i sell some worth IS3 cents
aud some wnr.h - cents, ~ III cents. ~VONNETS.
~EuNNIYH, al almost yUuT own prices. IRISH I'm
Of The very Lcst quality and worth - cents at
- cents. EMENDiuEEiES, 100 collars worth l2l
cents at 5 cculs, aud al my storc goods in proper.
tian.
can carly and see yourselves aud ven will fluid nv
prices IcssIhla those nj any utucr House.
ISAAC RACER,
mayss l93 Main street.
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.1|[lUlmOGDl[ 5}n

r He THOROUGH BRED HORSE
"INEINciBI.E" viii s':Il rrnain al IL.
NATI0S.L EOrEL STABLES in charge Of LEWIS RA>-
SON. Those uhO ii.crd 10 pa;rcHiZe rim tHs ncxt
Stasnn will do well II give ia tac!r names soon -
Convenient, ard have Them tItc ed ca his backs.
which are nov open. . tue horse VIII lie lIUf:lCe
and Tie ha0kS wiii b. Ct sci - soon as made ~.
INVlNCIBI.E l. still perfectly snuGd. aud never
was ia hotter or mere v,su:uUS IL aiii.
For iatineT Fdr:IsuiGr ~ spuiy -
JOSEPH WODDTOFFE.
s.. Ga i-svi!ie- Ou;n. N1y, -. I~5..-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-11

DR. STABLER'S, Anodyne Cherry Elk.
Opectorsnt, the best Cough Medicine in use,
rer9etsG OOLLiNS Dr. ugs sore.
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iivWit,D YOVIiiIj
PHILADELPHIA.
M IClINT tNNUUCEMENT

q all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases. such as sPERMaTOREHQzA. SEMI
Nal EEAKNi.>S, IMPOTENCE. CONURRHqA
Gi.EET. SYPHILIS, the Vice Oi OEANISM, or
SEi.F-AHUSE. &C. &c.
The NDNLRD SUC!ATIUN, in view OF the
aw iI destruction OF human lie. Caused by Sexual
diseases and Tie drceptiOu- PTactIsei upon the Vn-
fortunate victims OF such diseases ly Cuicks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as 4 CNAilfA-
ELE ACT worthy Of their name, to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRTIS. 10 all persons thus afflicted. who
apply ~ letter. wiki = description Of their condition,
la-s, occupation, habit oiliie, Nc,g ana ~ ras=> 81
extreme poverty aud sU.eEIu-, 10 Il n ~
JINE FREE ~ CHARGE.
The How aTd association - Il benevolent iust.tu
tiuu, established by special endowment iHr tac 20
haf OF thr SICK aud distressed alniC-cd with "NI.u.eut
and Epidemic UIscGs eS" II las Row L surplus OF
means. y hICi iEe directors have vo.ed 10 o&fend in
alveriIsIu. iHe above uo,Ica. IL : needless 10 adj
ShiIi iIHe age and ..I.I iusuish ILe most approved
us GsTI tTrG-Is.Ht.
just Published. Ey tie association, 4 report on
| SfcEua-uTTtsrG. 81 Seminal hCJDHCs$. the vie e.!
OnuUisE. A0>tarhatIun or Sell Abuse, and other Dis
casts 81 tie sexual Organs, ~ lie Consulting sur
cTon. which WI. Ae s-nthy mali. M d Seairnvci"pe.l
FREE OF CHARGE, OF tie RECEIPT Of Two
STAMPS fer rnziare-
/ AaGres<. III. CEG. r.. CALHOUN. Consulting
Surgeon. IiCwSFI Association, M. = South NIHii
| S.rse., h!IltclpHId, Pa b order OF The Directors
EZRA q. liEAiTWEL.L, President
GEO. FN'E'H!LD- Secretary.
anr-Ist
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

FJust call and see FOR yourselves. We do moi
charse Tor shaving cur goods
AIyEG KLINE.
6. Clairsvii!e. Hn.t L. ls51. ntc.f
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Tin, Copper OF Sheet Iron Trade,
Country StOrekeeners

viii find II 10 their interest, to rail- aud exaHiug Iii
stock Ui Fin Ware, before 20 III. 10 " ictiIug To pur
chase. II II oil made under hhs oWn supervision, Eny
W III he 50 d iav or iLan Ii csa he atioIacG un the ollie,
side oil the rIver- may lily
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TRoAD
Gum and BullAlo Oyershocs

EyCT 0.rrCl
- intend 20 gIii tie E1nt Tra'c. , vif' sell "a
suuc FIVE OF sax dozen Aeas' and Boys EonIS = cast.
aHd u van Nanl l LEs-a.u come qElck hei0ie t.ey
are ell gone.
I have also a large quantity OF Bed ard Horse Blar
keis; Cotton Linen aHd Hail Iiurl EieGchGd and
ilnbIcaClei
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= ENNESe

IN~@o
have bought one ir every Man and Toy in Bel
rnoAi cnIUIy. Six lials from Si,5G to : 90. Fur.
Felt. ard luai Iia l.. at very low. Also IiOIl das
EIUsl GGrs. pf great vz-I,:y.
! aayr also 4 very large stock Of
O CLOTH
From s2.5U 10 SIC per yaId. Doe Skin Cassj mere.
plain ard figured: So;iHelI, K~enlucKy Jeans; GSld Il
Tuys. and ClctLs %. a. kinds.
k!ik Pocket ard Neck HaHdkoTChiefs, Siccks.
Neck Ties aud SuSPeHders.
Berlin, NeTiuO. nuck>kiu, plain and lined, Lamb
ska aEa Seai-kir Gloves. al OF the lest gaTii:y.
Fine and common SHOES. ~ LaGIes-ine hest
aTiic CO for i.55: SAMPLES Tor men aud women, 4
new style. and d !ci OF the best
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Table Cloths and Towels.

Drawers and Undarsiir:s. C1r,e; Bags. Ea-s aud
BagaILg. any amuHnt Of LOCKING GLASSES. frOEi
J .Uu 10 ). 90. a very large assortment of Ctm!oTls,
The hest and ueaicst evc- offered. irnH lac 10 I,-j.
And a great variety of other Gjnis TOO ieliOus to
mention. all OF which l will seil at the lowest rale
possible, or III exchange Tor all kinds Of
= PKSuSEE.
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LOTHING. CLOTHINGM
PRINT Il NAGLE
Have Just received and are now opening the Largest
Assortment OF
READY MADE
ever offered in this mai bet. Our Stock embraces ali
varieties and stvleso
FALL AND WINTER
Which we are determined to sell at the
LOWE EST CAST PRICES.
The attention of the Goods buyins community is res
reci:a!ly solicited hefOrs purchasing elsewhere. oc2
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s9~ Gentlemen, as ior your De

Wh!-h ! w;il sc.i lower iEcI cHy orc has any idea
OF. Also, Bonnet Trimmings 81 great v~@r4c-g.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Consisting partly Of VELVET RIBBONS. Ct every
variety. "!sn Muirc unique Ribbons. Enrse and
EU.ie Lace. SIk and ssh IIsseI Buttons, al Cf lie
latest sly Ter. hare al>oa
Nice Lot o Silk Rcnnets.
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ShaWls and CIoaks.

LaffeE. ! am not = 10 IcaI IN tsese articles. for
lave The ,RgATr>T :rd FIST sHAI. Is. q al: dos
c~rIsiIurs. ever vft'6d III ILs Hsfael. And - faT
CIOhES, / VIII s:lor.sh y'H all. - 70 rRl~Es. STYLE
aad QUALITY. Cone ouc, Come AN and gel q CIuaa
al Shawl, .or ! have enough II supply lie Whole
Community and still naTcC one ever.
Ihavc Eis0 very large stock u
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
In WALL sTnEET. NEW WORK.
ALEX. HEYMAN,
At 137, Main 1t, Wheeling, Va.

i enabled TO exhibit to those who visit him an a..
s,TImtHt of goods (Sn.nc @ (; which are enumerated
heiow) a. very little more tisn haii IieIr value
Ladies, ii particular, axe requested - CG!!, aad Will
fad that all that l. -dii i strIc'iy rue.
allen. HEYIAN has received ny Bait. & Ohio
Railroad. fcunSy !vanIa Rai!raai, and ny Express,
one GT tie largest ai>OTuuUris ui Dry Goods ever
OlorNN. and Cchs!sts Ia part Of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21

the democratic party, which was then strong. Judge Quilin said it was commendable for man to withdraw from the know nothngs if he was deceived as Judge Green ayers he was, but when he undertakes to dsorganize the demo- cratic party shortly after his withdrawal, and seeks office as disorganizer. his democracy in Judge Quillin's opinion, is not of the proper kind, and as such Judge Green must repent awhile for his political sins and his instability before the democracy of Hampstead will sup port him.
 Judge Quilin's speech was altogether an able one, and has made the invincbe democracy of llempstead rally to him almost to a man. Judge Quilln is we'll known here to be one of the ahlest lawyers in this circuit, a man of great natural abilities. a high-toned, generous, kind hearled gentleman, and democrat who has never faltered, and who has labored without a shadow of turning for the success of our par tv for the last 14 years since he has been in the Sate If the democracy of the other counties will unite with Hampstead upon Judge Quillin, we will gain triumph of principle over the l combined forces of the opposition, including know nothirgs, demagogues, etc., of which we will ever be proud
 have extended this article farther than | intended and must close. Judge Qullin left this evening with Gov. Drew and will reply to him at Magnolia, Eldorado, and the ex-gov- ernor's other appointments in this district The democracy here are united, and we will certainly elect a ticket to all offices untainted with Reorganization and all the isms of the know nothngs. A SPECTATOR.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Editorial COurtesies.

The north Arkansas papers are controlled by as polite and decorous editors as one would wish to read after.
 corporation of Shook, of the White River De- mocrat, to which the latter responds thus:
 '.The Independent Balance grows witty about our belIy-advises us to try and improve 1t with Dean's whisky, etc. Now we would say for the benefit of Kennara especially, and mankind generally, that we are perfectly satisfied with our beilv-n fact it is the best one we ever had answers all our purposes and what Is more we cant sec how it is any other mans business whether it be large or small"
 young lady gave the aforesaid editor of the White River Democrat a rose, which he very gallanty noticed in his paper, whereupon the Powhattan Advertiser comes down on him in this style: .#)
 THAT RosE-J Jackson Crittenden Shook has received fresh from the hands of young lady, beautiful red rose,' which Is about to throw his "boweary syStem' out ot order; and says 1t was duly appreciated by the editor, if he k married maH O Shook says he always thought he wAs good luokirg and now be knows it. Wo.deriul Yes Jackson, you are sweet egg if you are rotten Jackson Crtten- den Shook remud, Us oi monkey climbing bea l~le-the higher he climbs the more ridi- culoos aspect he presents"
 Whereupon Shook thus .retorts:
 "WHAT WIT.-We notice iu the Powha- tan Advertiser of he 20th inst, a piece of as coarse and dirty vii relative to ourself SHwe re- member to have seen iA decent newspaper @ We admire genuine wit, but this stuff savers strongly of gros shop, and would certainly do ere !it to " Five points h New York city. To make the matter worse il l. JofTo1cei, (5he witty pan) Won't some lady friend of its author present. hm with q tooth brush and cake of soap? He c2,taiuly needs both after using such indecent borrowed wit. Bravo. Fisher strut along in the filth of your borrowed plumage, you on the hgt road to fame old tellow.- We regret to see you So hard up for something smart and funny to say-don't be discouraged; perhaps your subscribers, especially he ladies will overlook iJ thlS umc, aud if they should not just tell them it is your mature and you can't help it.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
Number Il.

amazement at the senseless rnmpus, interfered, and disarmed the widow Then there vas an explanation and another dialogue.
 Widow" What did ye say it for?"
 Biddy-" What did say what for?''
 Widow" Fhim aspirshous on the way me late and amntel husband was laid out?''
 Biddy--'. God save nS! shure l niver passed remark at tall about it.'
 Widow" Welt declare 1 thought heard ve say that he was put into the coffin wit bout flannel shirt to his back"
 Biddy--" Och! theelin. theelinl rhest his sowl in pace. Och. forgive our thressrasses as we forgive!' Oehl as shure as there is whisky in that jar, niver said anything pertaining to sich haythen remark"
 Upon this fall denial, the widow and the maiden embraced, the watch withdrew, and there was peace again in Half Moon Place. The Boston Courier, in publishing the above. says: 1t is understood that these ladies read the reports of the proceedings of Congress - Hence the choice language and evidence Of fine manners"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-21
From White County.
EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT:


 EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT:
 Str--To set our county in its right po- sition is the object Of the present article. But to do this must have your assistance, since no other democratic sheet is generally read in the northern district It has gone abroad that there IS confusion in our ranks, and that Colonel Y. c. Hiudman is not the choice of many coun- ties, and among the number rated disorganizers are White and Jackson. To strengthen this as- sernon-lt Is nothing more than gronndless assertion-in White the opposition point to the fact that we have three democratic candidates for the Senate from our district, say that the Colonel Is remotely the cause, that he by a manly and open canvass before the people last spring spread dissention and dscord throughout our district; aud that he. the Colouel is lisnn- l0ni,t It was |" be regretted that we had three candidates calling themselves democrats, one of whom was our nominee. That state of things Is now happily passed, and we are now united as always before. Our three candidates mutually and magnanimouslv agreed to with draw. And with the same voice that rom the whole district called upon our now chival rouS and will be successful standard bearer Capt. D, McCreery. We have not had enough outside pressure, and the rapid advance towards an entire unit, threatened to hurl from the sur- face sume of the looser fragments. However much this must have been di,liked we are more than compensated to see that old spirit of democracy, which has long been charactpris. tic of our tribe, that induces lnen to sacrifice their own aspirations to the good of theif cause.
 To further confirm themselves that Colonel
 ilndman is not the man, few have induced a certain William M. Crosby to announce himself candidate for Congress from our distrct.- Their object is too obvious to demand dis section. MT. Crosby is an honest mechanic, | but unfortunately allows others to use his paw in the embers Colonel Hmdman addressed the voters of White on the 10th inst, and that too in a manner worthy of himself Oller men whose fame has gone far and wide might have been proud of the effort In bold yet digui- fled and pleasant manner he gave his views and showed forth his policy.
 Before this speech there was some discontent in our ranks, owing to the fact that good ma uv looked upon the Colonel as too ultra. Since then ali are satisfied that he is the man. Not only democrats, but those of the other party who feel deep intere-t in tine future we'll be- ing of the south are i dorSjng his sentiments And when the 2 "t Au-uSt rolls up, W White with ths other 9 countcs will move on in so. l d and dense array to proclaim him unanimous- lv. The Colonel is iu tine health and spirits, but from long confirmed riding and speaking has little flagyel in voice, ye, has the will tn bear himself through lie left us or the even Ing of the 1Oih i..st, for other scenes and to complete his glorious canvass without opposition worthy ot notice. WHITE.