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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-12

CITY.CLERK.- Mr.. c ARIILE: Please announce
my name candidate for reelection to the Office Of
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election.
marll WELL III. WALKER.
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~ A ruffian, named Roberts, has been
arrested in New York for cutting of both the
ears OF 4 Mr.. Joseph Jones.
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e ~ The publication Of the New York
Evening Mirror, long and ably conducted by
Col. Fuller, has been discontinued.
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tW Mr.. Hume, the American Spiritualist,
has been willed life annuity of 81 200, by
an English lady, recently deceased.
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az The Court of Common Please, Judge
Moor, presiding, is IN session. No cases of
interest have yet been called.
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CITY AssEssOR.-Mr PATRICK BURKE,
present incumbent is candidate for reelection, as
City Assessor. marll
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~ Three more counterfeitsrs have b.en
arrested and committed TO Jail q. Indianap-
oils to await their trial.
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CANDIDATES.

J. p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN
FOURTH WARD.-We are authorized to announce
that j. p. ELLIOTT is candidate for reelection as
Councilman In the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Elliott avows
himself a supporter Of the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor o. liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS
He desires that there be mistake with voters OF the
Ward in regard to his views on these issde5.
marl1
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FOR ASsESsOR.-w are requested to announce
JOSEPH @. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
mari
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR. We are requested
to announce GEORGE WoLFLIN as a candidate for
City Collector. mars
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JAMES n. SAUNDERS is candidate FOR
election to the Office of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR
VEYOR s#...r.... poses. mars
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Five Dollars Reward-will he paid for the detec.
ton OF the who rein the habit Of STEALING
THE JOURNAL from the doors Of our subscribers
They are daily taken, led to believe, by set
of thieves who pede them to steamboat passengers;
and also by Of scamps not less wicked and mean,
who borrow them to read, because they are too penu
rous to get their information honestly by paying for It,
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wThc news by telegraph this morning
will be found interesting. The capture of
Canton by the allies will create q new era in
the relations Of China with the rest of the
world.
The result Of the election in New Hamp-
shire shows an increased anti-democratic
majority. ---.---.----
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An lmpenetrable secret.-The attention OF all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness in the color Of the Hair is invited the fact
that such changes NAV be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application of that perfect simula.
ton every shade Of black brown, widely
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, ore insertion; % cents per line three times;
50 cents per line one week discount longer time
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CRIsrADORO,s ExCEIsyoR 1--WE

The artificial tinge which il instantsneoasly impar
is SO true to life that il CANNOT DETECTED as the
result Of art, by the keenest observer Sold every.
where and spilled by all Hair Dressers.
; JOSEPH CRIsTADORO,
mars sSSin Ne. Astor Hense, New York.
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HOT COFFEE Ar MARKET.

AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is a candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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Consumption sF- AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR.
while Missionary among the In.
Cured dams OF the Rocky Mountains, dis
covered RAKE PLANT ,tknt proves
Consumption to be certain cure for Consumption.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Complaint,
Cured Nervous Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his fortune
Consumption and retired from businesshe viii send
the prescription and directions For
Cured. preparing the medicines FREE or
CHARGE, to al who desire II, and
Consumption will send their address, enclosing two
stamps e cents,) to pay the return
Cured, letter, with q description Of their
symptoms.
Consumption The Old Doctor ha, cured more
than 500 CASES or CONSUMPTION
Cured. alone, and hopes all afflicted people
will avail themselves Of this oppor-
Consumption ,unty. as the Doctor wishes to do all
the good he can before he dies.
Cured Address. 1dH
Consumption po|i 'NoAS n"ANi'
.EF.. Box as3i, p. o.,
Cured miro emlwd. New York.
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LOST

a SMALL POCKET BOOK, BOUND WITH
n Russia Leather, and fastened with q steel clasp
IL contained a few dollars and papers Of inn
portance to any but the owner. IL the finder will
turn II to this ofce he will be literally rewarded,
mara.lv
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important 10 those IAserested. All those in

ferested in Lamasco property, the title to which Is de-
rived from Hugh Stewart requested to meet at the
office Of Igleiart b An:hes, on Thurfday evening,
IIt inst at O'Clock, to consider the proposition Of
McCals heirs to compromise their claims to said pro
perty. marc ~
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). A Book for Every Mans Library.',

- A Book for Every Mans Library.''
ExPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED IN ALL
carts Of The county to obtain sqbscriber for the
TORY, Ancient and Modern. OF THE WHOLE
WORLD" by sc GOODRICH. Peter Parley. y
Elegantly bound lind illustrated with 200 beautiful
engr,vngs and % maps. Price %. Sold only by the
Agents, To each % whom a special district will be
given. Rare inducements offered. The .'Ilcme Jour
nal' s,ys Of this work: No family whatever should
be without it." For full rarculsrs address. q
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT, Publs
marl2 No. la William ST., New York.
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NIIARLES A. WILLIS has opened a Coffee and
~ Refreshmtnt Stand for curly visitors at the Evans
Mix ana Cakes, smoking warm, at all hours of the
morning. CHARL rs also keeps supply ofvEGE-
TABLES for families, at the lowest market prices
His Stand is No. ls, lower end Of the Market.
marll-lw
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TAN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR,
who has made his fortune and retired
from business, willspend the remain
der of his days in curing that dread
full disease, CONSUMPTI0N-rREE
OF cHAPGE; his earnest desire being
to communicate to the world his re
medies that have proved successful
in mere than 500 cases. He requires
each applicant to send him a minute
description Of the symptoms. with
two stamps, Is cents) to pay the re-
turn letter, In which he will return
them his ADVICE PRESCRIP-
TON, with directions for preparing
the medicines, &c.
The OLD DOCTOR hopes tina,
those afflicted viii not, on account Of
delicacy, refrain from consulting him
because he makes No Charge. His
sole object in advertising is to do all
the good he can before he dies. He
feels that he is justly celebrated for
the cure Of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Nervous Aec:ionsff,
Coughs, Colds &c.
Address
DOCT. CNCAS BRANT,
Box 1881, p. o. New York.
January %, 1858. 6mlwd
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POCKET BO0K Lost.

0ST, on Main street. between the Washington
IL House and Norsan's Store on First street, q
Pocket Book, containing about t55 I'm money, and q
due bill against the steamer Isaac Shelby Of e3l with
other papers. The hnd,r willie literally rewarded ~
leaving u at this Office. WIN. ENRICH.
marS-tf
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SUNDRIES
- 1900 Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 Gross Pint Flasss;
IS Boxes Essence Coffee:
% doz. I. Il. Half Bushel Measures:
81 do Washboaris;
Is do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
80 Boxes German Soap; reed and for sale by
aug29 /. * II. HERMANN.
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STORAGE WANTED.
CANAL STORAGE.

HAVE q large double Warehouse nj the Cana
j Basin, ca -able Of storing any amount Of produce
which will nc received stored, taken Of and held
subject TO the owners orders. on the mos ressenabls
terms. p. q. ORILEy
mhss,S.
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BUCKETS 4 TUBS
ID 80 doz plain and fancy buckets;
20 do fancy half do;
so doz. painted tubs, 81, I. and 3;
Is nests q ea) do;
25 do q cal do;
Just received in store and for salehy
WHEELER RIGGS
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DECEIVED BY EXPRESS
~ American Almanac. for ls5s;
Burton's Ecclesiastical History;
Fruits for Christian Seasons, frst and ccond SC
les, at [jan2ll J.HEALY.
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"0MINY, &c
II . bushels prime Flint lfoUiny;
3 do fresh Corn Nsals
barrels Pearl Barley;
fabT0 z. III. COOK SON.
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SIINGLES.--
y 10000 first quality of Yellow Poplar Shingles,
superior any in the city. Also, large lot Of Pine
Shingles, Dressed Flooring, Dressed Ceiling just
ceived and FOE sale cheap NJ the NEW LUMBER
YARD, conner OF Main nd Eighth streets.
feqs dtv WATSON, SEwBERRY b co.
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NJ o. SUGAR.-23 hhds. just received and for sal
Ne low by GILBERT BowLEs.
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yuNO LOVERS or TIE WEED
IL butts FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO, just
mars $ '''' vICKERY JOHNSTON.
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4 VOICE BUCKWHEAT,--
~ 1000 lbs Choice Hulled Buckwheaf, just received
and for sale by z III. COOK & son.
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vlRANDY.-PerS teamer Fanny Bulltt, tisest from
ID Custom House Of New Orleans half pipes
Ak Signetr Brandy, received and for sale By
fe6 L. A. ID. HERMANN.
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bepunoernoen Sdauberns einSuf(6Ben. DeIe5
blel9e, falte biltere, inipDIante Nnt(ib bate
taun1 etlpa8 prn eiueln irpilden, fterblid geboz
renen gSeien. @s mar, alS pb ba8 @jeipenlt
elner Der alten rSmtiden GaIaren, ais rb ba8
@elpenlt Sultu8 GdlarS i6 ba in bieIeu Ma,
gen .9eIeBt bate unp itd, bon ben i6neeweiBen
0onen paber5e9en lteB in bic WirfliAfeit, in
oaS tlutbenoe 2eben. Ntan iubelte bal6 aus
grltannen, balls aus Tur6t, man rieI e8 lebe
Sonaparte! bal6 aus Semunocrun9, bal6 UNI
lid gu Oetiideru, paB ct ipirftid le6e uno nidt
eth antilles Gaerbilb lei.
Sept 9ielt Der 8d9en Dor Gem SauIe all
ebe gpnaparte lid bon leinem Sib auIriGtete,
bob' er elnen raIden Slif 81 pem 6auIe emppr.
S1te er SoIep9nen 8elpabrte, bic oa brrben am
9eOt1neten 6enlter ftanO, belebten l4 feline
3t8e unb etn LANCER, feuri9er 8lb Ietner Auz
gen traf ibr @elidt. QIber &c 9riBte iie nidt
uno bic gSclte auf leiner Stirn lparo pllferer.
ST 1T rerltilnmt uno 3ornig, flalferte Sole,
pbine, ba8 6enlter idIieBenb, uno i'd fiir6te,
letn Corn gilt mir. Otein @ott, mas fam e8
wieoer ien, mas fann leinen Corn peraula6t
baben Sa bin mir feiner llnpprlidtiofeit bee
wuBt i9 =
gten marb bic G4ar balfis geSffnet nnO 3d.
naparte trat etn.
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II. 8pnaparte,u. SpIepbine

Ii. Spnap ar e. u. S ep sine.
Scnaparte bate tte fran50flden geIanoten
NIT 1bren 6rauen, pelfe tbn an Der Greppe Bee
8ruEten, taunl zines Sltde8, eiue8 &opfneoen8
9ewlrpI9t. 9llle feline @ebauten poren 3u So
lepblaen 9epanrt an 1ie benfeno mar er init
ltltrnlder glle Die 5reppe binauf seltlrjt
bate er Die 2blir ia brpben auf9erilielr, iiber,
5eu9t Dap fe nit pffenen 2lruen palteben uno
lbn empfan0en wir0e, 2tl8 er iie n6t Iab,
ltltr5te er melter, blei9, nit finlterm Inoelibt,
ple Elm 3iirnellDer 2Gme.
90 ltitrmte er iebt in ba8@enadj, in me[deu
SoIenblne lt6 befallp, uno pbne ite III beariBen,
nur Ietne bitter fammenpen Blide quf ite oee
rt4tet, fra9te ler nit 9epreBter, 3Orni9er Stin,=
me: Wfaoame, Sic balten e8 ndt einnal Der
Utube mertb, mid 5u be9ruben? Sic fpmmen
mir ntdt entge9en .
Aber Scnaparte, Du bait mir ni1t bic 3eit
ba5u 9elallen, ia9te Soiepbint NIT einenl re>
5encen 21delu. QSdbren0 id Did nod I'M Ses
9rtff 9laubte, aus pem Dasen gu lfeisen, leuds
telt On l4ou tDte Elm glb bonn 6tn1mel in oieS
@ema4 berein. aa. .tsrr,z. Il INK.
81, uno po8 bat Sbnen 10 lebr Die Quoeu
perblenOet, paB lie mid ni4t einu1al tesriiBen
fonnen? fra9e er 3rrnig
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Sfnelt mir niht 1s:ne Nrme Z? Du beiEelt
MIDI nldt pI0tommen Statt mid an Dein
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men Treunb, laB un8 bic erIte Stunpe ce8
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baben uus falt 5rpei Wpnate lang ui9t geIebeu
unp = -
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ien8, rief Sonapalte, e6 iIt Sbuen alIp bod,
ni9t gang aus benz @jebddtaiB 9eidwunpen,
DaB lie Dor 3tpei Nlonaten spn mir Qbldieb
nabmen unb mir bau1al8 emi9e 2iebe, emioe
Ireue l6wuren uno mir beilia 3uli6erten, td9>
liA an midi gu idrei6en? ? sic ba6en Sbre
S4miire uno Serl4erun9en idle1t 9ebalten,
Wtabame. .r
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oft man nit ia9te, paB Elm Courier an Did
ab9in9e.
Du batteit tGslid einen ei9enen Courier abs
lhtfen lcllen, um mir Deire 8riefe gu ienoen,
rtef Scnaparte wilO nit Dem jSuBe itautpfenb,
DAB tie @ldier auf benz Gid flirrten nno Be.
pbpr bon letnem 2ebnieliel lprinsenb Su fnurren
be9ann Sciepbine idaute dn9tlid5 na6 ibm
bin unb IAien ibn nit benz leilen 9Bmfen ibrer
Sanb berubt9en gu tpollen.
.ss (5EDrt1ekuun fDfht - r..
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Reblnennsenl.l

IT1JEVIII8G911SNIVERf
Der-td4It6e :, Baltimore QDtdsr" etfGetnt
ieten Dlpr6en Omit 9usnabne ess SUnntaes) unb
fDjtet Gents per gEU9e, an bte Grd8er sabItar.
Der .gDeder" wtrb ebenfaGs In gDafbiuetpm unb
gnbeelina tdeIt9 burG Srdser ben AbOanenten
ins Soaus beferet.
Durb be pot Strfsnbet fntet Ger tdeIide ,,gBsfer"
$3 so per Sabs, tn unbt6tn9ter 8prGuSbe-
3abIun6
nT Dds gDphenbIatt beS Baltimore geder
erlbeiat iepsn 8reitaa unb fpet abrlb 50 tn anbs-
bin3ter @prausbeSablWn9.
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Senti4e nuO engliide s6nle

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ntiGe un0 8ransRf9en rs I'm 9lasiefFts!sn an Der
Sf @u5 perbeu S8uer IN Da nnO 9e9S eenOmmen.
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&. 81. s. 9Grnbruitcr,

Bprrdtbt8 unb 81 haben BET #ee
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etnstIn 81 Cts.
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StDlle'S Rpmane unS Sdriften, "a 8pe pgrun-
ter bic teiebten RappepntiGen 8pmane 1913
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Stprb's S6rftsn IS 8dnoe 5.25
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0remer, Dumas II. o., duS benz bsfannten belle
trftf6en 4uslaub Ter 8Gnb6eH 5
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fpn, febr pretsnirbte is 8Gnbe - a.
Gmpfeble mid ~ InftrGgen nab Befelineen beRens
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- Sneem MFR uns dats Neue ben getfaa bes
bcTem nenI19en Yubums tn Nmerifa 3u erterben
neut d ~ MAIDEN. - g0ir DeranItaltenen tta
$780,, 0eelq,s llnriie gu Sdiuer unb @5Stbe
DiteIben entbnen: wv ''"'l@Fm AepGe.
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o0ltn, ooer Der @auS mad Dem @iicnbomnm,s"y m"'"
uno ,,@Stbe'8 6ault" in 119 enbirten @,Stterr
nit erfldrenoem 3erte in beutider unO enoI;.
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m"tgeH t tn anbereS gplt lam enzG nIieS snsrF
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gum 6rPBeren WsritanbaiB "(Sptbes No4
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pt'au aAPeH mar petiplGs, nnb bCcn mir bos bisss s
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Ote ceutl9e Bn4banplun9 bon QBm, &obbe
300 Vrpaopab 0tew=g)prf
BOT Der Debit abernpnmen, tuel6e In ben stont r..z,
2otePeFpeftaHfern enen angemeenen Rabatt an oeasS
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Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
So. so in advance.
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months in advance
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upon the platform and principles of his party Mr. Nc
Rae stands-echere?
What Mr.. McRae is in the East and in the West we
have already endeavoured to show He is two gentle
men in one. His Eastern face is to dery debt and taxes
to sanction any additional appropriations for any
work in progress or to be begun His Western face s
to tell the people of the West that he goes for giving
them all they ask and that in fact he is better Rail-
man than Judge Ellis.
On the Danvile connection he is fixed. So is Judge
Ellis Mr.. McRae is for it-Judge Ellis is against it.
Which do our people prefer?
AS regards national politics. Judge Ellis stands fairly
in line with the administration and with the Democracy
of the South. Mr.. McRae's tone and expression is
rather that of autfnding with every thing that
the Democratic party had DONE apparently that it
could do He found fault with Mr.. Buchanan, he found
fault with the Democracy in Congress- he found fault
with Governor Bragg he found fault with the Democra
tic convention at Charlotte he found fault with former
opponents of the party for joining it. he found fault with
the Democratic press and he found fault generally and
particularly. If the "Voces from the West with which
his Know Nothing" Or American organsIare sonorous,
to be trusted he thinks better of Governor Baggs
course in appointing Clngman to the Senate-he goes
Kansas like book, and so FORTH and so on.
And although in the language OF the Fayetteville o.
serUer his language the East went to poison the minds
of the people on the subject of internal improvement by
crying out taxation he tells them at the West that he
did all this to promote internal improvements to
tom the taxpayers to big figures, to make them ready
and willing to go the whole hog
But there is another thing to which we must allude
briefly before VIC close. The LEGISLATURE That ought
not to be neglected That must not be neglected 1Hat
is of quite as much Importance the Governor. No
thing but foolish and useless divisions in our ranks can
possibly jcoparze supremacy in the next General
Asscmbly-a supremacy which we look to see used in
bigoed spirit but for the highest and best interest
of the whole State and of all the people within her Dor
ders.
We can now only say to our fellow Democrats all
the opponents of disorganization and humbug-Bc on
you guard-lose nothing by apathy over-confdence.
Work as you have heretofore worked Work for Ellis
as you worked for Bragg Come to the polls and bring
your neighbors Go the ticket through, and then you
will have nothing hereafter to reproach yourselves with
We have cndeavored to do our duty, and if we have
done it eeby have at least done it earnestly and sim
cerely with desire to act justly and courtcousy to ALL
IT, in the Of the have done injustice
to any one necdlessy wounded the feelings of any
one, it has been unintcona part. On the night
of the 5th of August the verdict will be rendered Let
the Democracy of the State SO exert themselves that
there will be to doubt the import of that YER
dict