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TYREE SPRNGs.--We are informed that the
rooms at this delightful watering place are
fast filling up. The Springs are in charge OF
a most competent and excellent landlord, Mr.
j. MosHER, who will spare no pains or ex-
pcnsc to make them attractive and pleasant.
As caterer for the public, he has no supe-
rior, and we think those who place themselves
in his charge and follow his prescriptions,
will escape the extreme heat and come forth
with standing collars"
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FOURTH OF JULY.-A Free Barbecue VIII
come off at Franklin, Williamson county, next
Saturday. together with the usual ceremonies
in CONTAMINATION Of the Fourth of July.
The morning train on the railroad will be de
laved one hour for the accommodation of
those who may wish to go up from this
city.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

wish TO sell or exchange for property, in the
neighborhood Of Nashville, 2,4OO acres of Land in
Tishamngo county, Miss, (Tuscumbia Creek bottom)
miles from the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
1--WE miles from Corinth F; Turnpike road running
through II from Corinth 10 Kossuth. Also 500 acres
IN Lafayette county, Miss, Il miles from Oxford 10
miles from the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
rich creek bottom land. Call and see me.
jc2S-tf JNO d. JAMES
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Bound OvgR-.S1uire FERRis, yesterday
bound over Mr.. GEO MOORE, in the sum OF
$500, to appear at the next term OF the Cri-
minal Court for using a sword cane last sun
d " on Mr.. Mark BRANrLEY, at Lager Beer
Saloon near this city.
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
FROMrEURO PE.
Arrival oftbe Arabia.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-The steamer Powhat-
tan was at Hon Kong.
1t is rumored that the Chinese intend to
destroy the European dwellings on the Hong
Kong river.
The Emperor of Russia invited the French
Ambassador to accompany him on tour
through the Southern Provinces.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHvnIE-The exercises IN
the Collegiate Department are appointed for
this evening, wednesday, at half past SEVEN
in the Christian Church, on Spring Street a
general attendance of the public is requested
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zFs- We have received the catalogue Of the
Medical Department Of the University of
Nashville, for the session of 1878 together
with the announcement for 1859. The mum
Der of Students in attendance during the past
session was 1853. as follows:
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TPN. P. WILLS HoHss Journal advsrtises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why Il requires
gentleman Of accomplished mechanical genius "a
operate Wheeler and Wilson's Sowing machine, and
WY 50 many excellent house-keepers" not do
= Iebs2-II
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The SEliXir.,5

Prepared by DR.. JAS. WILLIAMS Cor the cure Of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys-
clans acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing 1t TO their patients convinced
by observation, Of its great efficacy restoring the
dsordered digestive organs To healthy function. NJ
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravate ted
Character, which were abandoned incurabie by
some OF the Medical Faculty have by the this
Elixir been restored to perfect health attested Ger
/ ucdtes testify aprl3-ly
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NOTICE.

Mf4S NOTICE. SSM
rTNHE subscriber Trustee for William Stewart and
Il Stewart X Oven, IS now closing up their bust
ness and offers for sale well assorted stock Of Cook
ing, Heating, Wood and Coal STOVES, CRATES
SCALES, MARBLEIZED MANTf.ES and TIN WARE of
all kinds, which will be sold low for cash and 10
prompt dealers the usual time.
He viii sell out on very reasonable terms To any one
DESTROYS of going into such business. The stand Is a
good onethe shop the best arranged in the cIty-we
supplied with tools anClmachinery.
y. B.-Those indebted 10 VIM. Stewart, or Stewart
4 Owen, must get ready tO pay. Those having
claims against either Of said firms will please file
them copies with the trustee that they may be paid
in their order. g. Is. GOODWIN, Trustee,
JunelS-2w No. II Market street.
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Es5- We observed Yesterday on the streets,
a new and beautiful Express Wagon, just re-
ceved by our friends, JOHNSON & Co.
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Troops for Nebraska.
River NeXEs.

LEAvENwORTH. June 26.--Several cOmpa-
MES leave shortly for Nebraska on account OF
the hostile attitude of the Indians
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HS- The splendid residence the corner Of Dead
rick and SumIner streets for for the balance
OF the present year. Apply at GtoyER Co. IA
ress once or 10 THABUE 4 Lees.
maylB-tf
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Iotalr--- ---.-.-..-'- .-----o'"
The number of graduates was one hundred
and Hinc.
The Matriculants and graduates since the
opening of the school are set down thus
MA1RICrIANTS GRADUATES.
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NEADl! WEAD..

A CARD
From the Commissioners, and Certificates from
the Mayor and others Of the city Of Augusta
AUGJsTA, RICHMOND COUNTY. GEORGIA:
Thts is 10 CERTIFY, That have superintendent the
drawings OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, sam. swan
Co, Managers at Augusta, Ia, from the commerce
drawings, and stall continue 70 FuPeFntend
the same. Bach drawing Is solely and exclusively
under control and we can assure the public that
the managers Of honor, respectfully and fair
dealing, and every thing connected with the entire
business Is carried on with the most scrupulous and
exact integrity LION r pUGAS,
FREDERIC c BARBER
Augusta, Ga, June :, 1855 Commissioners
AUsUsTa, Ca June eth, 1855.
From long personal acquaintance with Leon I, Du-
gas and Frcrro {. Barber, great pleasure in
certifying that they 81 the highest integrity
and prUbty, and Ia ths commonly are esteemed aud
regarded As highly houoraSls ami worthy citizens.
d CoNLEY,
Mayor OF the City Of Augusta
JAMES N. sMYTHE,
Postmaster % the CITY Of Augusta
JOHN ?. KING,
jeeo-3t Formerly L. : senator.
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Markets bv Telegraph.

ST. LOUIS June 29.-The river is stationa.
ry. The upper streams are falling.
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The regular winter session commences on
- the first Monday in November next.
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500, 900 DOEuEIA RSi
Sorteo Numero COL Ordinario
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.

1 Prize Of ......sloo,o 900 Prizes OF .... So 900
1 40 90 10000 ooo
l d" d" ...... 10000 81 " 500
/ " d" ...... 10000 las d" - 400
l 80 :" ...... 5000 20 Approximations S 500
Approximations to the 500 600, OF 5000 each 4
Of 400 10 10000 Of 400 TO 1000 of 400 TO 10 OOO
{ OF 400 To s. 900.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81 o; Quar-
Iers SIS.
Prizes cashed at sight AT per cent. discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
drawing viii be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
ar All orders for Schemes Tickets 10 be ad-
dressed TO Don RODRIGUEZ, (care OF City Post)
Charleston, SO Ca lel6-td
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SmithIand, Paducah. Louis
Vile, st. Louis and Memphis
REGIxAR PACK ETS.
esEEal -


Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 20 O'Clock. A. VI.
The new splendid passenger Steamer, MINETOSKA
Capt II G A1THoNr, wll iezvs Nashville on MONDAYS
AaG Thurs lays AZ 10 o'oloek, A. NJ
The light dFAnght passenger steamer, cCBA, cs,t
JAMS ". HrNT, ~ili leave Nashville on Wednesdays
and saturdays al 10 oelock, A. n.
The hght-atraught Passenger steamer BLANCHE
LENIS Saft JcsiS l. BsrKxAS, viii leave Nashville
On Tuesdays and fri1ays, Al 10 O'Clock. A NJ.
The Asove named hrst-etass iight-dFaaght Pas
senger Bsts, and they ~i ieave regularly 90 their
appointed lays ulAS ns eehneutssns fAiacah With
TIE Onitesf states Maj packets Tor the above nAn.~a
pf>res- Dor freight OF passage apisy board 90
Je-2+u A HAMILTON, AsExI
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TINE next ordinary drawing of the ROYAL Havana
l. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba
will take place at Havana,
Tuesday, July 9Th. 1855
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To Nervous sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored 30 health
In few days, after many years Of suffering
will send ree) 10 assist others, copy of the presoriP
uoa aud supply OF the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address n
rect the Rev. JoHS N. DAGNAIL, $50 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, Ny. aprl3-tri-w-s
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Ges~ For fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on MCCALL, VANLELR IL Co.
mar26-tf
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sTRAYED,

IA Eli.
I-SROM the subscriber. the slh iass a Mrwknr-
iersxiiAc kzx ssins from A4shxiiie. on the Isha-
Pskc. h&f h0a%E. IL years cd, besh hna "a
she - hAs pAslefn otnfs has rather large heAa =
nssly sAod his fore fest, cd shzza On hts h3sd
fret. and - good baxsF sad zaadls kar=a 4 wfs
gsxs = liberal Feward any she wsIl Erzse kiza
a SIagistas S14hie Csirse street. s4sh.ifie or d.
tseF hiEn 20 a. The Tavern NJ UAns serss.Iiz
Nashville, 5nas IL, isos-@w j. A. BRENT
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Nails.

- 000 KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, ali sizes;
S,OOO loo kegs hour barrel nails;
100 4" finishing a.
leo 4" fencing
so " !, 5, and inch Spikes; in store
and for sale by W Ii. GORDON a 90.
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence -
"a Edgehed the bridge, with Carrage-h0use
and stable attached FOR the balance Of the year. Pos
session given immediately. Apply 10
LYONS 4 Co,
mArl9-u n Public square
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Star Candles.

100 WHOLE boxes Werk Co.'S star Candles;
IOO 20 hall boxes Werk a Co.'S
200 quarter boxes A."
200 boxes Madison starch:
900 a. Prescott & Co.'S No ! and e ttra Soap.
d store and for sale by W. II. GORDON 4 90.
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Spiral notiffs.
Rock City Mills.
RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR
J.E. RAUMAN & CO.. Proprieto

rom and after this date, until further notice she
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Potatoes, &c, &C, &C.
Country dealers and farmers having any Of the above
for sale viii do We! 10 call when they the
city. June 26-u
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-11-18


Tan NEw PAa-T.-The programmes for
the formation Of . new political organi-
cation. to be called the Peoples Party. "
or the ''Crittenden Amendment" party.
hes been given to the world through Mr..
N. Sargent. an old Washington City pol
itician. and is exciting comments in both
the Northern and Southern sections Of our
country. It ia to boast Of considerable
portion Of nationality and undying at
tachment to the Union, with the "Crit-
tenden Amendment" as its platform. and
principles and men," as its motto, &e.
The New Orleans Bee and Bulletin speak
favorably Of it, yet are very doubtful Of
its success. The Bee says Of It:
ave have no doubt there is q sufficient
number Of respectable and patriotic citi-
gems scattered all over the LAID, to consti-
tute decent minority Of the entire vote.
These may set to work to form the pro-
posed Peoples party. But what avails
such an organization without the most
distant prospect Of victory? Integrity
and virtue are not potent enough to main
tain any party which is destined hopeless
" and irretrievably to be beaten. and even
il they were, where is the practical bene-
fit of keeping Up an organization which
is only set IS target to be shot ct, drill
ed with holes. and knocked to pieces ?
These are briefly some Of our reasons for
the conviction that the movements refer
red to will prove abortive. We reTeat
that we are not opposed to il !; We would
rather encourage than discountenancs It ;
but as an honest journalist we cannot con-
sent to disseminate hopes which are ex-
tremely unlikely to be fulfilled, or to boast
in advance Of the progress Of party
whose very embryo is deridsd ON one side
and exercised on another. We may be
mistaken, as Bennett says. but these are
our opinions" ai
The Vieksburg Wing. speaking Of the
"Crittenden Amendment" party. says:
1--WE frankly confess that there is moth
ing in the Crittenden Amendment to
brighten us from the support of man for
President who might indorse it. On the
contrary. we consider it infinitely prefer
able to the English Swindle." and as
Col. JEFF Davis has said the English bill
was better than the original LccOmpton
bill. we consider the Crittenden Amend
ment best Of all. To the doctrine '.prin-
ciples and men," instead Of principles
not men," we have always subscribed.
Nor could we ever see anything but the
most abject servility in the latter princi-
pie or maxim Of the so-callerl Democracy.
To go for principles not men" is to be-
lievs that tbs man has no views of his
own. but has sunk himself in a platform
Of homogeneous dogmas and irreconcilable
maxims, which no two sensible men would
eongtrue alike"
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TUE WAsHISGToS UMoy on Axrr.Ix.
COMPTON DEMocRGTs.-The Presidsntu
organ is bitter upon Anti-L.compton
Democrats. After hearing from Pennsyl.
vanis. Ohio and Indiana the editor writes
thus:
via those Democrats ,Oho hare Ieagusd
,citA he enemy and gipen them the victory.
,re hare no faith or alliance In looking
over the field. Douglas and his FOrnsys
may find cause for rejoicing and sslf,laH.
dations. They may glory alike in their
own shame and the defeat of the noble
old party which they have betrayed anil
abandoned. 1t is their work, and they
may claim from their new allies full com.
pensaticn for the service they have rem.
dered. They and the Black Republicans
have been faithful CO. workers-beginning
with Judge Douglas attack on Preiiden!
Buchanan's Administration a; the CON.
mencement Of the last session Of Congress.
and ending in their present Joint and in:
glorious victory. They have fought well
and successfully together. Let them to,
gether rejoire. and in common prspE.
for the final doom that awaits alike tie
original enemies and the recent dssertsn
Of the Democratic Party.
We have no fears Of the masses. They
may for q time be deceived and deludsd
BY those in whom they have been seeuE
toned to confide. Il is not strange that
men like Judge Douglas. who had been
trusted and honofed by the Democracy
Of the whole Union. should be able to
lead astray many good and trne men
but It wonld be strange indeed il he could
induce them 10 remain with him in The
embraces Of Black Republication. Doug.
las and such instrWmeRts a. Forney may.
and no doubt iOiil, EOEe permanent guar
ters IN The ranks Of The opposition. but
they will find themselves left without
Democratic sympathizer to participate in
their shame and dishonor The Demo
cratic party innst submit to these psriOtd..
zeal purgations. kpurifss The OrgdniIa..
tOn. BY striking from the rolls men rho
in the past 'sere unworthy Of our conf
dsnes. and in Ne future r;H Be iaoGP0dk
Of dsing us an injury.
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PETERsoN's CoUSTERFErr DETEcToR,
AND BANK NoTE LIsr.-This excellent
work. for November, is on our table. II
is corrected by Drexel d Co., the we'll
known Bankers and Brokers, and is the
best Detector of Counterfeit or Altered
Notes. published in this country. The
November number fully describes Eighty
SIR nsS Couztspfsits. and contains fac
simile engraving of bogus Bank Note
that is being altered to various Banks
all over the country. and which is being
put into extensive circulation. It also
contains several pages of other valuable
information Of everything appertaining
to Bank Notes. We have no hesitation
in pronouncing it the most complete. rs-
liable and best publication Of the kind in
the United States. 1t should be in the
hands Of every storekee2er in the whole
country. and weNwould advise all such to
Send One Dollar in letter, for . years
subscription, to the publishers, and thus
subscribe for il at once. It is published
by T. B. Peterson d Brothers, No. BOG,
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
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The OPPOSITION MOVEMENT IN KEN.
TucKY.-The Louisville Journal publish.
es a call for Convention Of the "Oppo.
sition" to Democracy in Kentucky, and
designntes the 22d Of February next al
the time of its assembling and Louisville
as the place. We are gratifed that this
Convention has been called /; and we trust
that tho Americans and Wings Of the
State. and all others who are opposed to
the destructive principles Of modern De-
mocracy. whether includei in these party
designations or not, will unite in making
this one Of the greatest political demon.
stations that has ever taken place in Ken
lucky. The Democracy hold their Con-
vention on the 9Th Of January at Frank
fort, when they propose to present full
ticket for all the officers to be elected in
August next. Let the Opposition. who.
whenever fair and full test is marle. will
be found to constitute decided majority
Of the voters Of the State. come together
then at the time specified. take counsel to
gether in the spirit Of patriots. and. with
q determination to rescue Kentucky from
the embrace Of Locofocoism. present such
ticket a. out of its abundant material
they can select, and We entertain q strong
assurances that the object Of their wishes
can be certainly accomplished. Ken
lucky is not Loeofoco Stats-circum-
stances of a peculiar character have tend.
ed to give the solf-stylsd Demoe.1ey the
supremacy in the State for the last two
yeas-many old Wings have felt il thsir
duty to vote with that party during the
last two years. who csnnot be induced
to do so hearafter, and It may reasonably
be calculated that all Of them except those
who united themselves with the Democ-
racy in order to further their selfish ends,
will now feel it their duty to unite in the
overthrow Of the most reckless, disorgan-
izing and corrupt Administration that
has ever controlled the destinies Of this
great nation-snd Kentucky will thus be
restored to her former proud position Of
hostility to Democracy in ell its forms -
Lexington Observer. w
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Ma. GLAxcT JOsEs N wasHxc,.
A Washington correspondent. - !,
Philadelphia North American v,;s.. as
Accident brought rs in cout,rs
the so-ealled orator. J. CLANCY Jon. ES
Friday night. who eame here for h.
structions to Austria, where a be,,..s u
Of Democracy is practically illp,,,,.o.'ss
than Is now pretended at W.sh;r".
for Francis Joseph would b. w;tHS..a;
head upon his shoulders TO-DAY ~
attempted some Of the crimes which -
been committed in the name Of ~.
racy here. The turnout was pr.,tv y:
and cherries. although the marin. t IN
was detailed for duty. and therefore co' s, n
hospitabls patriots nothing. Tb.r, ;.-
place in the country where coming .,...
cast their shadows before so distinct,
in this Capitol and hence ther. VA:
anxiety, even on the part of III. ofs.N
holders, to be too conspicuous .it,, ~
recent unmistakeabls indications Of -
lie sentiment. Mr.. Jones had 10 ,,I. 10
cold comfort Of . reception. quit. a..
in numbers. though not very much n :
other respects. It was got up under 4.
special auspices Of policemen, whom !.
was most instrumental in having ANA.
ted. The individual who made the m.
entation address, said that he had -.
defeated for Congress. owing to "a
liar phrenzy" which had seized the No..
pie Of Pennsylvania. This as very co~.
plimentary to the intelligence Of the ~.
hundred thousand voters, who har. In,
rebuked the Administration, and T;s
doubtless be feather in Mr.. Jones .,n
when he returns TO the former cOp,t;,1F
ents, who determined to dispense viii
his services a. . misrepresentation.
THE ex-member was discreet suOp,s
not to refer to the election in the rsuo,s,,
way, or to make mention Of the wil..
spread hallucination BY which his p.,.
sonal humiliation was sought to be .St,D.
mated. He was content with assuring Il.
marine band, the boys and the otici,L
that ''this was the happicst and prOud.,,
moment of his lile.' The nights re,, Of
the poor President was disturbed BY ID.
exuberant Jonssites. and he appeared n
the window to express his profound graf.
itude at so overpowering an honor As the
visit of the band from the barracks, and
to emphasize the conviction which had
long since penetrated his heart. that ii,
unterri6ed Of Washington were equal to
the unterri6ed Of anywhere"
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Mysterious DIsAPPEARAEcE.-One eve
ming last week. party Of gentlemen and
ladies assembled at the residence of Mr..
Spaulding, among whom was a young
lady named Northern. The party was
kept up until late hour, and general hi
larRy and merriment prevailed. When
it dispersed, Miss Northern was nowhere
to be found; and what was still more
singular, no one had noticed her leave the
room. She has not since been seen. A
person answering her description was
seen, a few days since, in a neighboring
town; but it has been ascertained that it
was not Miss N. Some of her friends
intimate that they were cogniEant of facts
which rendered circumstances of this ma
ture not altogether unlocked for; yet. as
she was a young lady Of estimable char
acter, they are confident that she has
committed no act Of personal violence.
We may be able, in a short time, to give
some clue to this mystery.
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PITHT.-The Pi'tsbnrgh Journal ha.
some pointed remarks on the defeat Of
Jehu g. Jones. in Pennsylvania. Ehd on
WIN. B;glsr, the CLANCY Jones" Of the
Senate. We quote:
CLANCY was the Cardinal WoLsKT Of
this Administration like him he ~
once a priest. aud like him he may Say
had he served bis God, with half the zeal
he has served James. he would not nos
be deserted. He is the linsal desesnd.a'
Of the facile eourtiers Of the old world
The last uttsFancs Of those in poSef-S
HE Bible. They may change SIX tina
. day aud CLANCY stands ready to sn0o.
AmsnI No proposition so absurd: %
violation Of truth or decency 90 egregiou,'
but CLANCY instantly adopts it asprciouno.'
est wisdom. Everything which nOne'
men would spurn, he glories in - the ~
prsme Of earthly felicity.
The Pennsylvania delegation IN Ins
Senate contains. We hops, the only IVA
CLANCY can have from this State. We
Bigler, we fear. win out-Herod hstOa
He once intimatsd that the Adminis1F
ton was weak 1t the knees. but ever sinI
be has gloried in being its dirtiest zoo
Whether Bigler or Clancy was the g 81.
REST fellow L would Be hard 10 sse'I.
Alike in their lives, We hope they ng
no further separated in their latter b.
than 6l-is from IS. The contsmPs ~
which this bracs eourtiers is rssslO'-'
We hope. may extsrmiuats the race g =
publican Ameriea. We have en0cga
evils inherent in our own system WlIsDf
transplanting hare the lowest iOFm,
court bufoonery. s 49,,
Since the above was written 1l.g
has been rewarded for his Sub'sr1ls1tS,r
Csnnot the President 6pd Plses y
Biglsr also. and let us have man e 80, ~
resent this State in the United o'
Senate rf