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M. X. HENRY. l.. cAMrsutl
HENRY e. CAMPBELL,
Bankers,
LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,

SOu1 Caty, Iotcd
with land cash time and loan money
rates. taxes, and furnish abstract titles
sep 2b-d&swly
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SENATOR'S

Residence in Washington.
National Hotel
Private, n. $. Y ST., bt. 18th a Iatb
streets, 25s.
Private, Q. 8 Iath st., bt. Penn. ave.
g. Fstreei, 4os.
Private, n. =. y. st, bet. 18th q lsth
sts., 25s.
Private, 42o 14th ST., bt II n sts
Private, 5. Q. corner 18th and II sts.
Private, W. side 18th ST., BIT. Penn
av. q ii streets, 423.
Private, n. g. corner 10th & II sts. 4,
446.
420 Iith street, bt. II h | streets.
National Hotel,
National Hotel.
Ebbett Hoose, :. side y street, BIT.
18th Il lath streets, 233.
Wiilards' Hotel.
National Hotel.
n. side @ street, bt 18th q 18th sts.,
23S.
Private, 305 Corcoran's row.
Rev. Mr.. Samson's, ". side 9th st.
bt. u and 4 streets, 465.
Private, Minnesota row, street,
near New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. Parker's, n. side Mass. sv. bt.
4th a 18th streets, 4a0h.
Private, o louisiana avenue.
400 4th street, BIT. ID & f. streets.
National Hotel
Ebbett House, 8. side T. st., BIT. 18th
4 I4th streets, 233.
Mrs. Carter's, North A street, Capi.
tol Hill, 4.
Willards' Hotel.
Mrs. Creecy's, 46s 10th street, BIT. i
&E streets.
Private, n. 9. corner 18th 4 streets,
234.
National Hotel.
st. Charles Hotel, corner Sd street &
Pennsylvania avenue.
Browne Hotel
Mrs. Searlc's, s. side Penn. ay., bt,
AZ X 9th streets, 1888
Mrs Nevett's, 25s Penn. av., bt.
18th Il 18th streets.
Mr.. IIaokney's, Al Ia. av., bt. 9th
Il 7th streets.
s. side @ st. bt 18th and l4th sts.,
28l.
Hon, Jacob Thompson's, =. 9. corner
OF 18th * q streets.
smithson's, 2s3 =, eide DIST, bt. I'd &
Sd streets.
Avenue House, corner 7th st. a. Ia.
avenue.
Private, e. s. 9th st. BIT. u & Ests. 46s.
Willards' Hotel.
Mrs. Sbackietord's, 217 Penn. av. op.
posite Wizards.
Mr.. Hackney's, N. side La. av., BIT.
9th 4 7th streets.
Mrs. IrviDg's, g. side AZ street, bt.
Penn. av. h @ street, 28.
Nr. Purcell's, 8. side Penn. av., op-
posite Browns Hotel.
Private, W. side 18th ST., BIT, G l. II
streets, All.
Mr.. Masi's, W. side 9th ST., BIT. + & +
sts., 46l.
420 ID st., between 9th & 7th sts.
Private, N. G. cor. G L. 21st sts., las.
Willards' Hotel.
Private, n. s. II, bet. 18th h 1S1s sts.
3I2
st. Charles, cor. Sd st. & Penn. nv.
Mr., Cammack's, n. 8. +, bet. 1ath n
18th sts,, 2I2.
DIR. Boyle's, 20 AZ st., near Pa. nv.
Private, W. 6. 18th, bet. Il h + SITS.
45a.
Private, 2+s + st, bet. 18th & 1sth
streets.
Private, W. g. stb, bet: + 4 Fists, 45l !.
Mrs. Hyatts, s. =. Pa. av., bet. 9Th 4,
7th sts., 339.
Washington House, cor. Sd st. & Pa.
avenue.
Private, 3. W. cor. l4th & II sts., No.
1863.
Private, 262 st.. bet. 18th md 18th
strtTts.
Mrs. French's, No. AIS 10th St, bet.
HAL
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DARE OPrORTUNITY FOR AN Investment


DROFESSOR J. y. GHUROHfLL, Artist, resPe..
fully his patrons past enoops
ment and socits a sam
studio a, MoC.rleya Gallery No 44s penpsyvsos avenue
cas-. OF Az street
A.
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
states s,eames-The ships cemprising this line

States mail sseamers-The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Eldridgc
The BALTIC ................... Capt Jos C,mstock
Tho AI,I,,ie Capt West
ships built contract expressly for
service every taken Ia their construction also
and speed and their accommodations
for passengers uneaualed for elegance aud comfort
The line have improved water tight eomrwtment
expense spared make them all as good
given them proves their mode Of ons
Price Of passage from Liverpool nrst cabin sso
cabin From uverPoe TO New York, 80 and 20
guineas,
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship ~
No berth can secured until paid for,
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Prof o, j WOOD.

wooD long time after Bissled before
which order
agent Detroit when got conrded Mrs
hair the test Of its b dono all that
would do aud others OF family friends having
its effects, using and recommending 9TH
entitled to the highest consideration claim for IT,
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH Glossy HAIR,
lompletely Preserved 10 fh< Grcutea Age

A ND who that is gray would not have il restored
~ bald but would have the growth resored
itching but would have enloved or
troubled with scrofua other but would be
cured head ache (nenraga but would be cured
will ali Iimpies and skin Prof Woods
Hair Restorative circular and the following
Ann AKsoR, Nov. s, 1850.
DEAR srK said Of the wonderful effects Of
often cheated by qaackery and
disposed TO place Restora
with the thousand and oadyrumped
guack remedies months
since gave such induced the trial Of
Restorative In my myas wife, whose
come very thin before exaustng
large boes nearly original beautiful
brown glossy
she continues H. simply becanse
beauy effects the hair but because Of its heahu in
Others family
using your Restorative with the happe effects therefore, skep
entirely
removed; cordially aud conidenaly
omnend would have their hair white
gray age) original
aad by ali Young would have their and
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Prof o.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOrretOwn. ID. g.

VNHIS large boarding and day school tor yo.'S ..
ladies' so long and favoably conducted ny s WV
English the direction Of Miss NJ Narrower
corps competent and experienced teachers
department Of learning. . u-.shrr.
others whose duties call them 70
place their daughters or wards here under hc b
vision IA many accustomed dothc Nadnn'es
seminary representing every State in the Union
For particulars address NJ HAuusnM
e. "a ...s Ccorgctovn, d T.
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment. NJ.
II, For sale frame housctwo stories basement snu rr
situated on 18th street west No. b7b Wndcrs bn''"s
terms apply 10 GID W. fhA,t "a, ,orh
Property agent 2s2 Ninth street, bet and streets n"'"
Feb
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nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES In ALL
IL fancy and staple dry goods adapted general
stock fancy silks shaw merlnoes moussclnes,
mantles, &c, at vastly and recently reduced prices
marked in plain gures consequently inexperienced
overclarged.
Bills presented for payment monthly.
4" determined TO make trade each
possible without disturbing the pleasant relations which
many ourselves
series Of years"
PERRY & BROTHER
Central Stores, building,
March 9-10tdif opposite Centre Market
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The Organfzat tton Of the Executive Departments
OF the Government Of the United States
sArK DEPARTMENT.

The whole machinery employed business arising out
simple Than ssnay conceived The number empIoged in be
Department uned States only seventeen
n John Appeon) chief clerk twelve clerks
iaor, and one librarian.
Diplomatic BraaeAThs branch OF Department
charge a all correspondence between the department and other d
ponac sgents OF the United states abroad and those foreign
efs aserea 70 ts government 10 Il all diplomatic instructions
sent from the department
IKE character received are registered and aa tbG contents
being nrst entered in an analytic table index.
Consular Ih oranh has charge Of the Correspondence
1 oetwee the datne srd The esn and commercial agents
o. ,hs uaed states IN instructions those officers and answers
70 % dispatches asd TO letters from other persons M esa
lar agency relating consular Affairs prepared and recorded
Th D-rsy A has charge Of a. correspondence and
other matters connected with accounts relating any fund with the
disbursement Of which the department, Is charged
The furnish such iranslatons
deIamert may require lie also rse,ds the COMMISSIONS o. eosn
ISSUED
CLERK Of Apao,s"esus ans Corsmin, makes
appointment Senate;
makes out and records and records when IN English the
Of charge rolls or en-,
rolled ac aud resolutions Congress they received the
mcn from the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called prepares for superntends their publication
and that Of the newspapers and book attends
publications regard which
department. writing and answering all letters connected Herewith
Has charge Of all Indian treaties and business relating thereto
Clerk # Authnioa,ions ard c4ygae has charge Of the
the and Of the department and
publications transmitted
the under the laws relating TO eopyshs records and in
the diplomatic consular
Clerk of Paos and Papose prepares and records padons
remssons registers files tho petitions
which they founded Makes passports keeps
daily all letters other diplomatic and consular,
civod of the disposition made OF them letters relating
this business.
General of the United States;
Get esq chief clerk The ordinary business of this Office
classified under the following heads:
l. Official opinions the business of the
called by The President by head Of department. by the So
hcitcr of the Treasury,
OF all land purchased the
arsona light houses all other public works
the United
Applications pardons in all Of conviction in the
ol the United States
Applications for appointment, all the judicial and legal business
OF the
s. The conduct and all suits the Supreme Court
the United States in which the government is concerned
the
when referred by the head thereof Attorney General
To these ordinary heads OF the Office added
the present time the following, Wis
First The direction of all appeals land claims California
The codlcan revision OF the laws Of the District
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Floyd Secretary War r. Drnkard, clerk,
subordinate clerks watchmen
ollowing bureaus attached 20 this department
Commanding OUce-Tbis Office Of which
Lieutenant Geheral Scott is at New York.
Adjtaant Generals oCol Samuel Cooper Adjuant
AssistansBrcve Major Il d. Townsend, Williams
and Brevet Capt v Gareschc Judge Advocate,
r. Lee; nine clerks md In this office
which rcfor tho personnel army
II is here whore all military commissions
Qpaernaar Generals oGceB Major T. Jesup
quarermastor general Asstants-Coonol
Miller and Breve Major Bogor eleven clerks messenger
Generals b. r.
Major j. leslie district eight
Cnnsay Genaos O6eGen. George Gibson, commissary gen
eal assistant Captain D. Simpson,
ger.
Surgeon Generals 0oeGen Thomas lawson, general
DIR. r. C. Wood and DR. q. X three clerks
Engineer Joseph Toten, engineer; assistant
Captain II. G. Wright; Ave clerks and one messenger.
Biographical BpJeoucol. J. Albert corps;
sstan Captain Woodruff four clerks
Ordnance Bueau-Col Craig colonel orlnsnce assistant
Capt VIM. Msynsder eight clerks and messenger
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SOPHONISBAS HEART rs TOUCHED; SHE
the this with the Bonpt
meet her beloved Auousrus Mar t6
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
w. NJ. SAAARAASS a. w. -
PATE Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

OI4f4G4N - 4OSO4 A4v Ne
rINHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago and has introduced extensively in various
PORTIONS the state asks the attention Of build
crs the pubic generally 10 examine its superior
ity over other modes OF ROniing.
The material forms a hard aud smooth surface. il
is inipervious to water, elastic aud flexible; IL WIZ
perfectly resist amy ordinary exposure To IRE II IL
cheaper that any root of tue old style, and
IL viii give better satisfaction durability there
Is no question: IL IS the best thing ever invented Tor
painting OF Old leaky I'm rOuis.
as- The Cement will be furnished to those at 4 dis
t.IuUe with drections Tor using
E0- COUNTY RIGHTS FOX SALE.
BE- orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post Uilce viii be promptly attenued 20.
would respectfully refer To the following gentle
for whom have covered buildings with Tie Ce
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
MAJ. A. HERMAN,
Nvssrs. HUGHES x SMITH,
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN,
NN. STUChEI.Is,
Mr.. IL. n. AkEROYD,
WARREN \ MOORE,
HOUSH 4 AcCI ilOUGH,
Col. ii j. ANDERSON, supr sc.R Co,
kov. u. ELLIOTT,
u. y. wil.klN,
a. ]. MflGS,
ENOCH EASlEY,
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
". a. sHArARD,
y. WILLARD
A. v. = llNbSLEf,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. IA. GORDON 4 CO
JAS. h. kENDkiCk,
Rector 4, q. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ. A. J, DONEI.SUN, IayltSon eeaniyI
Col A. j. foI.h, Marry county.
as- The Nashville A ChatiasIuoga RAILROAD Cetnpa
have adopted ts for lns covering OF their
anu utlsuT WORK
s4s- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
anu elsewhere, where The Cement has been general
Tor several years, be ex!sihslsd
The undersigned has be- engaged ia various modes
az CeEleat Toohng tor many years and nateFs himself
That as has gained soiue sxPessnoe aud kRowleage
durtng iis.st slslie.
l AVE made arrangements 10 receive a superior
imported Al tieie II kvoisg ksl iIkasses Hko-
giisits New oFk.
SAMPLES oT Re- hng " be seen al enlee
,. r. AAlAuRSr,
Oniea No. Is il,ssarFek street
mayis-sm hea4sallE. lass.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
Notice to Tanners.
We have constantly on hand and for sale
GREEN SALTED HIDES,
At No. % South Front street,
Nashville. Tennessee.
.pri-om ] DOYLE 4 90

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE AMBRUrfPE-tlc Premium FScfare
i s beysna oaEnEsrfsoa the Dest style u likeness
yes Introduced, and stands without a rival.
Time c4unot change Khcn,
Ashf cannot fade shens,
ljaInlness cznnol EnankA fhsn,
Dasa reach theIa,
kass ea1ner earfesie them.
Made as heretofore b. LAilIDpllE Corner Of oseFry
and Uniaa Streets ana POI uptop szy u 81 kss
ssn prfces-
ss- Made II other rooms N Nashville
b4nzt-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
FRUIT CANS.

T AM now manufacturing FRUIT CANS which possess
i trength and great ease in sealing up.
Quart 81 so per dozen. 2 Quarts 81 so per dozen.
3 Qaurts So so per dozen Quarts 81 90 per dozen.
As IshaIl keep large supply hand during the sea
son persons ordering from distance may rely on
having their orders filed with dispatch.
j. w. WILSON,
iune26-u IL College street, Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
References:
Whites Creek Springs.

TIVE subscriber will be prepared takr Bnarders
J. at thus watering place, ~ miles aaEll % Nash
vile iurinE the Summer vacation, from tie nFss u
July 10 the hrst II September.
There Will bo bag -rocn, Kept, 10 i designed
chiefly for the accommodation % families aud snav "a
1alz who may wish 20 resort 10 quiet and hsailnfnl
place during The beat Of summer
The springs, formerly much Visited, are loo well
knosn ~ require any elaborate deseTspton-
No pains viii DO sEared - render The sitnatlsn Of
visitors pleasant
rsacK oF 6oAAD Isl. SO per day TOO per week
pIcc. L i. SAulkEk.
Asy2i-Sndiylwkw.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
Rnfes of CHARGES.

Ter Week. ---..-.-.... ....--.-...-.--.-st 90
Chlldrcn under ten Years old. .............. SO
Servants OF all ages OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
liberal deduction viii be made In the above rates
when families remain month or during the season
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Sumner Resorts.
BEAVER DAM
S p K 1 III G s !,
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF CoLUMBIA.)


Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF CoLUMBIA.)
CHANGE OF
Proprietorship and Management.
THIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated, ana will be opened Tor the
ception OF visitors ON the
10Th DAY OF MAY.
The late propnetors having disposed OF their entire
interest IN the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
Keller WIN assume tne ehlfe hlahAe eeht oi tis .s-
adjustment, and neither pains nor expense VIII be
spared reuder Beaver Dam oi the pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the southwest.
AccommO dations, dc.
The buildings have all been placed IN excellent re
pair, and many Improvements added, so THAT Four
Hundred visitors can be accommodated with every
comfort convenience. The table Will be album
dainty supplied, and Will be equal 70 those OF hrstoass
hoteis.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White, Grey,
Red and Black sulphur, Chay beate tproven by analy
10 be the strongest IN the State and tho best Of
Frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber vino has been Tor the last 10 years,
engaged IN the practice OF medicine IN Aofth Alabama
anu Memphis can be Commanded at all hours by VS.
tors who may chance oneed his services as ply 81
cLan.
Means OF access.
are hne repair. line OF Coaches viii run from CO.
iumba three times week, and passengers will 20
through from that place la DAY Of the n
Toads la the state. Arrangements have been
made bfitts Landing, the tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from tha, direction will tina
ready convey snce 10 the springs
Amusements, &c.
Visitors viii lnG Beaver lam a large Ball Room,
Ten I'm Alleys, &c Tine trout stream near the
place, and deer III great abundance may be found in
the immediate viCiaiay.
Rates of Charges.
Ter week. ~ %
Chlldrcn under ten years old. .......+.... SO
SefNAnts oi All ages. s...--s.-...... 70
liberal deduction viii be made In the above rates
when lauIilios remain month during season
References:
az those who are unscqusinsed with the proprietor
OF Beaver lam, Ne begs eave 10 refer To-
Cen. Hinton and Dr. Icgees, jackson, Miss.
Joseph Cox, EsAi, and John W. Lapsey, Selma, Ala.
Arssrs. T.. o. Prince, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Dfs. W. H. &
b. =. News0m, Tascumbia, Ala Al &. 1allaway, e. p.
fugte Ed. and IA. H. small. ksq Memphis, Tcnn,, A.
~. Loones ESQ, Columbia, Tenn.
apyl5-iasnA IlIuMAs KELLER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02

Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.
AM receiving direct from the man -.
~ Factories, all the latest styles Of Spring -
~ Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
- M part of the best Cashmere soft Fur Hats Of
all qualities. Also, fun assortment OF mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. Will be sold the most
reasonable terms for cash, or To punctua dealers.
B. R. CUTTER,
No. SO and So cor, of Broadway and College SITS,
mar Is Nashville, Tenn.
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WHISKY. sc.


I SuSdT.
| 40 HHDS. Common Fair, Prime and Choice Lou
l<fO isiana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
| LIS a. Loaf Sugar;
80 a. Clarified Sugar;
90 boxes white Havana Sugar; in store and for
sale by W. Ii. GORDON < co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02

.saAS AWAY To SEA" Az autobiography fsr
Boys. By csPtala nxxxs Ram. For sale ~
lss sss cHAs ". Smith
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04

ts5- The editor of the Asheville Spectator, who
has been on trip to the eastern portion of this
State in speaking of his return to Ashevllle, and
while among the mountains Of the romantic re-
gion of western North Carolina, holds the follow
ing beautiful language with regard to Hickory
Nut Gap:
ION the other hand view the grand towering bare
rocks of the Hickory Nut Gap displayed in all the mai
.Sy and greatness of Jehovah One feels his insgnl
canoe with at the Implication Of the grandeur and
terror which is thrown around the ideal we have OF the
Creator in his wrath. He has truce appreciation OF
The grand and the sublime who will not be looks on
these great high rocks feel the intensity Of his insg
nhcance and shrink within hImsel-gazng upon these
marvellous works of sublime and terrible power as dis
playing the supreme majesty of the All wise, All pow
erul Creator. Here the savage himself would pause,
wonder fear and tremble and not even the vieSt OF
Sinners in his wild profanity and reckless nhdey can
pass such scene and not feel for moment dread OF
mat awful unknown future When in such scene as this
like to pause and lose myself in thought not word
uttered sound be heard except the wild dash
ing OF the turbulent of the crystal streams Whlch
SEEM in their bosterousness, TO sing song OF
epoSe in the soft cadences of natures own music 10
o IN such place, 10 witness such scene Is worth
"eNne Of toll and care,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04
MR.. McRAE IN THE EAST.

Duncan X. McRae, Esq, has been electoneering
pretty steadily in the eastern part of the State, but
we understand with very little success He the
Newbern celebration, and informed by several
gentlemen that he declared his determination be
candidate for Governor We learned further that he
intends to Judge Ellis his first appointment at
Monroe the 18th inst.
Certainly no large portion of the people of North
Carolina are willing to endorse Mr. McRae 1t seems
ridiculous for him to claim to be democrat and the
same time oppose leading principle of the party
oppose the regular democratic nominee for Governor
and endeavor by every means possible to disorganze
and defeat the democracy His efforts seconded by
majority of the opposition party, but yet to
learn of any sound democrat approving his He
eulOgizes Stephen A Douglas, and Douglas is acting
heart and hand with the aboltioniss against the Adj
miniStration and against the almost united South in
Congress. He is caucussiEg with know nothngs, with
wings and with everything that opposes the democratic
party in North Carolina. lie is in correspondence with
the bitter enemies of our party. His friends
enemes-his counseorsar old political opponents
He is backed by the Raleigh Register by Rayner by
the Ned Stany clan, and by all other broken down,
defeated and disappointed politicians.
Now, brother democrats, these things facts We
presume will dare deny them. And ask
you, calmly, Mr. McRae have the least claim be
considered democrat
The way he deserted what he styles great principle
for Federal Office, will show in another article
hereafter. He has put himself before the public a
disorganizer and have determined assist in keep
ing him there until the first Thursday in August when
will meet with than he will in this
paign.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04
KISS HIM GIDDINGs!"

1t seems that Josh. Giddings, the most contemp-
tibe abolitionist north of Mason Dixons line,
finding that he had placed Mr. Gimer in rather an
awkward position by his congratulations, turns
round when DIR. Shaw of n. c. in a speech in re-
ply to Mr. Gilmer made a statement of the circum-
stance, and denies the plain facts Gas they appear
to be- in the case, and says he did not approach
Mr. Gilmer nearer than the aisle up which he pas
sed; and tina: he only told him he would hold him
responsible for using his (GiddingsO name in con-
nection with that of Mr. Buchanan! Mr. Camp
bell, of Ohio, also says this his understanding
of the matter Great goodness! Save me, !"
Giddings, "or | sink ~
Now, we give Mr. Gimer the full benefit of his
coadiutors disclaimer, with the remark, that as
Mr. Gilmcr, southern man. made speech aiding
the cause in which Giddings was engaged, it was
natural that he should congratulate Mr. Gilmer.
Moreover, the interesting scene was witnessed by
southern men, who have testified to the facts in
the case The question then is, who shall We be-
lieve? The opposition press of North Carolina
are trying TO raise question of reractty between
Josh Giddings and Dr.. Shaw! Question of YER
acty, indeed If comes to that, We shall believe
Dr. Shaw, or any other sound southern man, be-
fore we would Giddings, Campbell. or any other
black republican.