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vIseEssEs. IA. June q. lssl

VINcENNEs. Ia, June -, 1850.
Pref o J. we'd: As you are about % manufacture
and vfnd your uaeertly discovered Hair Resto- alive. 7
win state, for wb1m 10 nay concern. that 1 have Used Il,
Known others % use it-that. I fsve, fer several years
been in the habit q using other Hair Restoratives, and
hat ! fnd vours vastly Superior 70 any other I know
Il entirely cleaDstE the head Of candrud, and with ore
moHthis proper use vii rstor any persons hair 70 the
original youthful color and texture, giving Il 4 healthy.
EFT and glossy appearance and 81 this without dlsooi-
orlnr tie hands that Apply II, or the dress On which 4
drops. ] would therefore recommend It's use 70 sverv
one desiruus o. having q are Ger and texture 70 hair.
Respectfury yours, WILSON KING.
o.. WOOD a 90, Pruprietors, 111 Broadway n. 7
On the great n. 7. Wlro Railing Establishmentl andTIi
Nsrket street, 81 Louis, No.
r-Anda oid ~ al Rood druggists. luns d.-aoffv
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Class No I. Bricks; class No ?. stone clss No 3
Yellow-p re timber class No. {. Yelow-piue lumber,
class No. s. White-p!rc timber and lumber class No
Z. Lime class No. .. Cement class No. 9. sand
class No. II. Iron, iron nails, &C. class No. Il steel
class No. u Fnesi Class No. IS. Paints, ell and glass
class No IS. Ship chaDdlerTi class No. I6k Sperm
olj class No ~ Hardware class No. IS. Stationery
class No. 10 Augers and csntre-bits class No. %
Hay and Straw class No. Il. Provender F; class Nc. p
Charcoal class No. Is. Pig iron cass No. IS Irol
roof.
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Class No. /. OlothlEg class No 2. Rats, boots an,
shoes class No. 3 Provlsionsi class No 4. Groceries
class No 8. Dry Good-5 class No. S Bread, &c; casl
No ]. Tobsceo; class No. g. Aisoensnsous; clsss No 9
HArdTarej class No. II. Paints, oils, &ci class No. IA
Lumber; class No. 10 PlcvendtB class No. IS. Pre-
-
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
SATURDAY PACKET.

CHOCTAW ..-....... D. ~SMEDLEY, Master.
WIS dne passenger and freghtpscket R@h
Il viii sutve Thursday, April ist, snd L
leave as above on SATURDAY. April 81. $500
leaving Aemphis every alternate safur--
day. shippers may rrlJ upon the punctualiy Of thh
packet- FOR freight or passage Bpply On beard CT 20
mr2s-tf A. LAyALETTE & CO., Agents.
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ONE BOTTLE TRIUMPHANT
- - LIrTLE cHILpRE

Mrs. Mont, No. as MorgEn street, s.. Louis. hsTi
suffered To- three FearE with Rheumatism. end tr
many preparations without effect, was cured BY one al
cent bottle Of Arctic LIN msnt.
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PIANOE PIANOSI PIiNOSI
Geo. Flaherty & Bro.

II Addition 20 our former sto.k. W E--
i Rave jsst reociFsd an ssfertmsni IN R-
cluding the Grand fsnos from the rs-HR"
noEnet msnuiactory o. Halrtt 4 Czm-a
SION.
Fine Parlor sets with an immeuee stock o. oomInen
FURNITURE win b. ciose1 oat 81 p-res as low as the
lowest, 70 save eEJsusec q removal 20 orr new tore. from
GEO. FLAHEKTT r
fun29-dim cor. Esin and Unirn sts, femphis.
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Nefake pleasure In recommending this medicine a. q
preventive Tor PEvER AND AGUE. CHILL FEVER, and
MFEVO@ ola BILIOUS TYPE. Il operates Fith cer-
talntT snd Thousands are wiling 70 testify 20 lie uond-
srful virtues.
ALL wH0 USE IT ARE GIVING rzEIR uHAsI-
NOUS TEsrIMoNT IN IT'S FAvOR.
AN WATER N THE MOUTH WITH The IN
~NLaoHArnE. ANn lwALrnH anrH r~nnrrnrn
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NEW ORLEANS, July is-sAles ef Cotton to day 5000
bales Market arm and middling better. Sales sf the
week - 500 bales. Receipts lest Ecekt 4sSo BARS in
crease, 100 900 bales stooE on hand, a,iTO bales. Sugar
arm. Lard hrm At lie. Conse, IoNe. Frlsh' $ to Uv-
erpocI nc.
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rapidly growing 10 wealth and population. win . "a
lubri0us climate, generous, liberal and enlightened socie-
y. There wanted but one further feature 70 make thil
The most e0mmanding point on the Great Father OF
Watars-" This was uninterrupted communication with
the interior q the adjacent States, % accommodate IN
terual commerce and facilitate the interchange Of CON-
modities. That want is nov iullY net b. the estab-
HID 1w-Hn-1s
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Prof. HaskeITs Electric Oh.

Prof. HaskelI's Electric Oil.
A supply Of this wonderful Medicine for the cure Of
rheumatism, Deafness, Piles, CorHs and an nervous dis
cases, Headaches and Pains. has been received BY HAR-
BIN 4 co., where it can be obtained. The suffering
should purchase q bottle Immediately. See advertise
menf IN smother column
PRoF. ~HAsEELL--Tho following testimony IN favor
Of Dr.. HssSoa's Electric on lie furnished rs fer publica-
on:
nforn the publie, through you, what your wonderful
SKlectrie Oh" has done for nv family. NJ wife has
been slsrminzly troubled with falling Of the womb and
pains IN the back and breast. ! bought one bottle Of
your OIL yesterday, aud to-day she is entirely free from
pain, and sends her wsrmsst respects for your success
and prosperity. I have he'd . rheumatic pain IN nv
shoulders and arms for n long time, and IN ten mnE1aes
from the time applied ysur on, the pain was All gone.
AIS truly s wonderful remedy fer sn pains, such as We
have been sunenng with, and ] ehSerfuly give this tss-
tlmonIsl Of is sdects.
g. 7. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this day, 7tth Of July
1887. LIBKRTT WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
such testimony tells IN "o'er true tale" worth ooi-
uzns Of made certificates ali over the land, and q great
FoT sale BY s. MANSFIELD & co., 2g7 Mnin-st.
nv II. We suffering and aficted. oct4-daWiy
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9aintingan0 9rtbitrttutt.
P. n. HAMMERSKOLD & CO.,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
Surveyors,

Once on Aadison street, over Gayoso Savings Bank,
MEMPHIS TENN,
RE now prepared 70 furnish designs Cor, and superin-
"a tend the eUotien u public or private buildings,
churches, stores, Etore fixtures, sc. They viii also give
their attention 70 any work coming under the head Of
Civil Bngineeriug or Surveying, either In town or
country. Any description OF Architectural Engineering,
or Mechanical d awnings executed with an aceuracy and
nsstness not 70 be surpassed IN this country. Designs
and working drawings for dwelling hsrses or other
buildings In the Country 50 executed that any intelli-
gent negro CARPENTER can follow Them. Designs for
Tombs. Ger atsphi, Vaults, &C,
Having hsde exc asiye dealings With manufseturs at the
North and west, hey can furnish any description Of Iron
Fronts, Balconies window Guards &C, &C al reduced
prices.
REFERENCEs
Hon. A. B Lon ystreet L L. D.. Hon. Charles Scott
Sam Tate. Esq, President Memphis and Charleston
Railroad F.; Col. W.. n. Stockton Dr.. !. @. kflingto1 (;
D. COokrel, Esq 7. J. Finnie, ESQ. Gen. G. d.
Mitchell J. McKeever, EsQ.
once hours from 2 A. n 70 p. NJ and from ? ?. n.
tosP ~ apiS-3m
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KATE FRISBEE.

r. n. hASOE, Mas er.........A. G. FOLGER. Clerk.
SAM WooD and LARRY HARmsTEAD, Assists.
HAVING obtained the Mail Contract NgRh
II frcm Memphis 20 Napoleon for the Iaf
next four years this dne, fsst running ~
steamer VIII recent improvements, -
which make her equal tn every respect 70 any new steam
ernoE sncat, vii leave regularlv as absEe, and Nspcieon
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
VII shortly place another good beat In tbs trade,
20 leave each port twice q week. thus giving % ny
friends and the public generally. an Accommodation
Packets four times q week, and respectfully solicit
from them . Continuance OF their favors. his line viii
run regularly fer the next four years, regardless q the
opposition o 7 SHIRLEY.
u-IEls packet has the exclusive right frum the
White River Nail Line 20 issue through Fills Of LadinE
FOR freight or Through Tickets 70 passengers for white
river, and after the LIST Of July VII have the same er-
elusive privilege % Arkansas River Nail Line.
II Through Tickets for freight or passengers WILL
NOT BE RECOGN1IsD BY auy other boat.
ErThe wants o. all doing bushes With this line VII
be promptly attended to. mvT7-tf
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Brsrs's irotis Liulment Is gsrr.ntsd 70

nd ,reveuf the attach Of q o PLY IN STOCK.
g., q. HARBIE hoOr a. HAEsFIEID co. =. p.
4 90, B. B.LANPHIEKs Agents Mem
q. o. WOoDKAH ). WRIGHT a Co. G. n. NOR
BISON and 3. b. WHBELOcE 4 Co-sAgenta. keV
0rIeruE. hpAoaN
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hEMPHIHs Tenn November q, 1851.
] hereby certify, that hBving been had'y bruised and
Ecafded By he explosion o. q steam boiler, . friend In
dnoed ne b try BraEE's Arctic Lniment- The smart
VAS instantly eTtracfed from the Fcalds, and IN .
very short time, All the pain was E0na from The bruises.
In two weeks ! ives vel, snd Abls 70 resume ny bust
ness. EER H~ATERSKILL.
nnrHsnu~a TarNuou aeraua
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gatfst 9fDs By GfIfgrapb
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA

HALIFAX. July Is.-Ths Arabia. from Boston to Liv-
spool. has srriv.d.
The caaada has also suivsl. she was detained aity-
hours outsfds OF the harbor by the fog.
GENERAL NEWS.
BRITIsH REvENUE-Th British revenue fvr me hs-
Cd year fills short over e, 600.
DEcIsIoE OF The Lower COURT CONFIRMED BY
THE JUDICIAL ooMNfrTEE-The Judicial Commit
tee in Prvy Council oonirm the decision Of The LsEer
Court, mixing the steamer North America liable for
for oming IN collision with she steamer LeGadD.
FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Frdsy.-IhsdsmEnd for money active a. fun
rnfra
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DissczaIiOn.

THE copaFtneTship heretofore exlstiDg etween c. O.
II ClesEe- and n. T. Guion, under the frm name
OF LEAVE GUIclg Is this day dissolved b. mutual
consent. @ O. Cleavst takes tke assets Of The fE ard
pays TIE drbts, and Is hereby solely auikorized 70 alSn
the name Of ihe nrm IN liquidation OF is arsirs, and
% settle its oaistsndhg tusincss-
C. @. cLEkvEs,
EsaVAi' rem, IA 4 ISIS pits
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Patent Spring Beds
A MOTHER lot o. Tncfsrs Patsnt Spring beos, juftto
na ssna 'no ''' '' MCKINNEY a co.
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NEW YOHK

Class No. I. Briokss class No 2. Stone; class No. 3.
Ieu0Z-pi1e timbersi class No. 8. Oak and hard wood
timber class No. g. Wits pine, spruce and juniper;
class No y Lime and hair olsss No. 8. Cement; class
Ne Gravel and sand class No 10. Slate; class Ne.
M Iron. iTon spikes and nailsi class No. u. Steel; ciaSs
No. IL Pig 1roni class No. "a FILES class No rs. Paints,
otis, and glass; class No. IS. Ship chandler; class No.
l6H Sperm obs class Ne. n. Hardware; class No. Is
Stationery. class No. 20. Hay and straw class No. n.
Provender class No. p. Charcoal; class No %. Betting.
packing and hosei class Nc. p. Copper; class No. 2s
tools; class Nc. q. AuFsrs
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4 Card.

y answer 70 aeaT made 10 ne through your columns,
Il bT number q the shippers, I viii put my boat, the
CHOCTAW In the Memphis nd New Or cans trade % .
regular Saturday Packet, leaving Memphis every cl-sr-
aate saturday. 3.
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n

French and German Fancy Baskets.
TUsF received The lsisest and hDest lot Of work and
j travelling Baskets every IN this msrlei, can seen at
IVA EGRAHAM 4 LEES.
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EheFiTs sale.

EdNCe
ny virtue Of an execution 70 me directed BY The CiefE
ID 81 the Chznoev side o. the Common Law and
Chsnoery Ccurt o. the City Of Memphis, In favor Of W
fnarnent re-dered therein Al November term, 1857, for
eTls a. with interest thenson from the lqth e. JanuaTT,
Ie7. / VII. on the sist day o. July next, In front o. the
eheffss once, OF Madison street, IN the city Of Mem
mis-. 81 10 Che highest bidder, for cash, an unexprod
iesEe o. seven OF eight yesrs, which the SAID jacob
Fteiuhuhi holds from Hu. Isabella Houston, on Lot No
IN fronting 81 feet II Inches, running back on second
Hey 1881 feet. tevsec on 20 satisfy said execution, as
fhs property Of said Jacob Sisinhuhi.
OBT L. SMITH,
Tupe N ISIS -{urs7-dzzsw Sheriff s. O.
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PORTSMOUTH. n. H.

EhhAaANNNA n n H.
Ciass No /. Bricksi class No. 2 Granite; class Ne. >.
~NenOw-pine timber class No. 4. Telow-pine lumb. r
Class No. s.. White-pihe and spruce timber AMI lumber
CWhite-pine seas0nedB class No. !. Lime and hair; class
No s Ceuelfi class No 3 Sand class No. 10. Slate;
clEss Nc. ll-irou and ailsi cisss No. ~. Steel; cless
No - Augrrf; class No Il Files; c;aa No. 10. Paints.
oil, and glass class No. Is. Ship ehandleB; class No.
l5A- Sperm OILS class 10 n. Hsriwarti class No. IS
Stationery; class No 20 hay, class No a. Pmvsnder;
class No. p Charcoal class Ne. a. Copper and oomps-
-LLLon nau.i c-a-a No. Is LION ca.-lnEa-
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Five Acres,


being entry No. 1857, and situated, the southern half o
it in said DTer county, az the northern half in the coun
u Of Obion in range 5 and 6. sections 9 and 90, am
BOUNDED a. follows Begilning On the line dividing sec
tons 8 and s. a. e psiut 1900 poles east from where SAT-
line strikes The Mississippi river. al alsrge cypress, an,
runnlrr north from said point $40 poles. and south from
said psint $50 Foies. ECd thence east, between parable
lines 1850 roles for the c uautity Of 500 acres.
The northern haf Of said tract viii he divided BY noril
aud south Lines. and sold In = psTats lots Of from $50 4
100 acres The southern hHif viii be similarly divided
and sold 10 separate lots Of from 800 10 zoe acres hul
Ct this tract is high and vslE abe for cultivation, whit
up9B the balance Is q large quantity Of cypress timber
Terms OF SALE.-The abCve lands viii be sCld fO
one-fourth cash, and the balance In three equal install
meuts. payable at one, two and three years, the puroha'
ser % execute notes bearing interest from date with ap
proved security, with q lein retained on the land until
payment Of the purchase money.
In the meantime, until 0fsued as above, the 5000 acre
tract 10 its subdivision, will be subject 70 private sale
upon the above stated terms. Nj Joseph Mitchell and
Mr.. John 2. Pate near the 17t0 acre tract will show a
10 those y ishing 10 examine u. For Information rela.
tive TO the 5000 acre trs-t, apply 10 Theodore N. Brad
ford. Fsq-, Of DyersburE. or 70 the undersigned atHem,
phis. M BAKshs Commissioner.
n. B. BHIs with diagrams Of the subdivisi9ns Of ths
lands. and containing q more particular description
thereof viii be distributed. g. B.
Iyl4-Wtd
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Form Of Gnarsniss.

Tha untersignei name Of EusrsntoD Of (nsms the
town AMI State o. name ne state, and name % -
cord guarantors, &C hertbf undertake that the above
named lntue tn bidder or bidters) viii, n bis Tor thelrI
orer as above Be- accepted enter int contract With the
United States within nneen days after the dats Of notice
through the post once. q the acceptance o. bis for thelrl
Offers before msutloued.
witness. Eiruafure o. Euarrntorsn
certify that the above named bere name the guar
ani0rsl are known 70 me 10 Be good and responsible guar
anlors IN tms case. (SignKture
To be signed By tie district Judge, district aitorney.
collector, navy agent orEomc person known 10 the Bureau
. Be- respohs.ble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11

tri- -hch nsu % All M ofcrs Of The Amy In
nrroversbi-ihs .us li.a.ensos Svs
he Sir % sb,sssG's in garrison - sssB. sidrs les
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srss s.s y. asmsPa % a4s Be sSa sn..s
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produ ,e no en- g. used inruldus gesture q gepasp
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I'm ohc,ed ma hysnne ouso NOT % be so :rsus 70
I'd Just r I'D AZ sSgosSn :sa,y. e.:
should choose he arm which preferred The s.osa "a.
On and De rene received two wsanes we sssr
P.i.n may ~ % %s " ,s y rst oa.
s ::: ;s's q ~, l . ss I.
rect for n ysrSs s nc svesssm coerse. Bat sss 60.
sSs ss%S ,sS.s ~ sc:s'a;sss = n.
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s.srses ~ calm o. % cs ei9 Ne pro
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SANTA ANA's MANFEsTo-Santa Ana Is now
on the Island of St. Thomas, from which place,
under date of the 18th of April, he addresses
TO his countrymen, at fearful length, an egotis-
teal rehearsal of his services, and history Of
events in the iactious wars Of Mexico. The
closing paragraph, which reads as follows. is
the only passage Of any significance In his let
ter
"Feliow Citizens: The clamor Of my friends
and fellow-cOnntrymen, because OF those scenes
of horror which were represented in our country
reached even to my humble retirement, ana
could no longer remain 4 stranger TO your sui
ferinRS IabandOned thai retirement IN which
had enioved health and tranquility, resolved
to do all possibly could ito be 1T the side oil
those who gTasped their arms and sought to
break the Ominous chains OF the lnsuneraoie
demagogical tyranny. But on arriving al TINS
/ island last month, I learned with satistae-
ton that the execrable little tyrant (COmon.
for.l after perjuring himself had been cast
down from the post which he nezer ought
to have occupied; and that although iacuoh
made it's last efforts, It could not again sue
coed in putting itself above the immense ina
iority Of the nation that despised It, was
much pleased, besides, TO learn that an adminls-
! trntion had been formed with which were con-
nected the most honorable citizens, men Of Wis
dom and true patriotism have blessed HeaV'
en- for this good which mas oesh 60 ul'o'.
the Mexican peOIe; and as have no doubt that
the iIlustrious citizens will know howto provide
for the necessities of the country, stopped mere
10 continue in my tranquil life; and will be
gratified to know that the door has been closed
to dircord forever; that the nation is constitute
cd TO the satisfaction of all good citizens, and
that il marches TO its future without the need
of my feeble aid. Oh, happy daysl will con-
grntulate the fortunate man who succeeds IN
bringing this great work to a successful termi-
natioh, whoever he may be; and will die CON
tented, knowing that Mexicans are at last hap
py, and that our sons shall have a country.
''.ANToNIo LoPEz DE- SA,STA Asa
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lrron .he Roehe.ter unIon. Jane "a

AN INNOCENT MAN PUNISHED IN DIFFERENCE TO
PuBIIc OPINIoN.-A case Of scandal recently
occurred in a neighbOring village, which, from
the high socinl and religious standing OF the
parties, and more especially from its very sing
tIHr denOuement is well worthy of a paragraph
1t appears that married gentleman OF large
property, and who was the Superintendent oi
the Sabbath School connected with the church
of Which he was n member, was accused OF I'M
proper intimacy with young widow VINO
while her husband was living resided IN this
e tv and Is now well known here. She too
Vas n member of the church, and of the same
church as the gentleman referred TO. II IS
alleged that the offence charged took place at
the ladv's house which he admits he often viSi =
ted for purposes quite proper and legitimate.
The witnesses, as we learn, were hired ny an
enemy of one or both the parties; and they teS-
tify to peeping in through partially darkened
windows and seeing enough to make out case
We hear further that the witnesses are not oil
the highest characteT-a fact which might possi-
bly be inferred from hiring themselves to per-
form such a service.
The matter set the village in blaze, oil course,
and the gentleman was speedily summoned 10
answer the charge before the appropriate ecclesi-
asticaI tribunal An ex-eldcr, lawyer by pro-
fession. undertook his defence; aud we heard,
ns the trial was progressing, that he clearly
proved that the facts alleged were an lmposSl-
bility, and that the witnesses VINO tesunea 10
them with great mlnuteneSS WEI eeituel ihlssl'A
or something worse. Atall events the innocence
of the accused was established to the satistae-
ton of the tribunal befOTe which the case vas
tried, and he was accordingly acquitted
Bnt the ttrangest part Of this singular affair
remains to he told We are Informed that the
Court found the gentleman 1--WE do not learn
that the lady was tTied) not guilty. but IN DEF
ference TO public opinion, they suspended him
from the church. The colonial annals OF Dutch
Jurisprudence, we suspect can hardly parallel
this case. Had the court found the accused
guilty, instead of not guilty, we wonder if. out
Of regard to his feelings, they would have allow
ed him to remain in full communion. His ac-
quitlal they seem to think ought TO satisfy him;
and by his suspension they expect to satisfy
public opinion. That ecclesiastical court should
be immortalized
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War JUICE DoUGLAs ExPEcTs. The Chiea-
60 Democrat (anti-DougIas,) of June 10Th, says:
We hive it from the best authority, that Judge
Douglas expects TINT he with friends enough
in the next Legislature to preSenta choice be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans, He
hopes to throw the election over for the next
two years Meanwhile he will join either one
or the other Of the great political parties, and
make sure has reelection to the Senate
This is all the man hopes to perform this year.
The Republicans will sweep the North. The
Democrats viii sweep the South. He has made
mn mis- mind that the Republicans will help the
Democrats in tho South, aud the Democrats viii
help the Republicans in the North, and that his
only chance is TO hold the balance cf power, and
throw the election over.