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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-17
REAL ESTATE.
Advertising.

We repeat what we have often said, that The
Cecil Wing has a far greater circulation than any
other paper on the Eastern Shore or in any of the
nciShboring counties in this State. 1t Is n valu-
able medium for advertising TO all persons in this
county who have property, Real or Personal. for
sale; Or who deal in any sort of merchandise,
goods or wares. Every dollar they expcnd in adj
vertising in The Whig must repay them hundreds
to merchants ana citizens of Cecil county, can in
no way make their business and location known to
them SO well as by advertising in The Cecil Wing.
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MISCARRIAGE OF THE PAPERS. Comp plants
reach us from every direction about the fail
ure Of our Tapcls to reach their destination
at the proper time. From the best Informal
ton we are able to get we Judge the neglect
Is with the mail agents IN the cars. The
Wing i, always deposited i'll the Post Office
here in time for the first mails on Saturday
mornings, and thus our part Of the duty is
strictly performed Very lately. Oh the same
day, they were carried past Newark the
nca,csI Office on tic one hand, and North
East, the ncaicst on The other. The Balti-
moe mails, also. we understand are very
iutsular in reaching some Of the Post Offices
in the county; they sometimes fail, even, to
reach so promincn; place on the route as
this town. There is need Of reformation
somewhere, and we trust all the pOstmaStcls
i'll the county, in every case Of Il mail failure,
will give information to the Department; it
strikes us that would bc the surcst plan to
correct The evil.
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- kcreS, More 0r E.rss.
CAnstah!n's Sale.

EoY virtue Of II writ Of Fier Facias, issued
h-9 by John Owens. one Of the Justices of
the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county. at the suit of John Gull
jN"r, AGAINST the goods and chattcls, lands
aud tcncmcnts Of Levi jIutton, to me
directed. have seized and taken in cXecu-
tion nj. the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
llntton in and to all that Piece or Parcel Of
Land, lying and being in Cecil county, near
the Delaware line; which was conveyed by
Thomas ID. Gibson and Ann Gibson, his
wife, to Levi Hutton, by deed bearing date
on the twentieth dly OF April, eighteen hun
drcd and fifty three, containing
Serentcen and 7hycc-Q"arer icreS Of Ln,d,
recorded in Libcr II. II. NJ, No. 3. folio G5a,
one OF the Land Record Books Of Cecil couu-
ty; and hereby give notice that ON
Satunlny, McyS7N dag Of July, neat,
between the hours Of and o'cl, c p. m.
will offer for sale, ut the Court House door
in the town of Elkton, said property SO seized
and taken in execution, by public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
El,iton, june 10, lS5S-ts. Constable.
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CAllroHNIA GuANo. We publish in an.
other column an advertisement Of new
guauo, lor sale by VIM. Grange & Co., 3 Ex-
change Place Baltimore. They have made
sales, as we are informed to most Of our prom
incnt farmers IN this section Of the county,
among thcm: McSSls Wilmer, McIntire,
Mitchell, jackson, Taylor Nckle, Boul,len
Smith, Fowler, llollingworth, & others. We
havca sample Of the guano at our Office which
we will he pleased to show. One intelligent
farmer informs us that he has used Pacific
cnano, precisely similar to this. with as good
effect as the best Peruvian Guano. Certainly
the difference in price would warrant u trial
Of the guano now advertised which, so far
as We can judge, lisa very excellent article,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,
IT i1liam NJ. REYNOLDS
In the Circuit

CIRCUIT
VS.. Court for Cecil
John Algard and Eliza county. June
beth, his wife, and Caleb lG, 1853.
Brown.
FE'llE object ofthis is to procure Decree
Il for the sale Of certain mortgaged pre-
misses in Cecil county, which were on the
tenth day of May, eighteen hundred and
iiity-siX mortgaged by the defendants, j ohm
Algard and wife, to said complainant.
The Bill states that on or about the said
tenth day Of May, eighteen hundred and
lifty-siX, the said John Agard and wife con
veyed said Real Estate, which is particularly
described in said Bill and its ACCOMMODATING
exhibits, unto the said William NJ. REYNOLDS.
to secure the payment of the sum of one
thousand dollars. That three hundred and
seNenty-hNc dollars, part Of said sum. to-
gether with the interest due up to the first
day Of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, has been paid to yonr orator. That
Frederick Ten Eycl and wife, who formerly
held the legal title to said Real Estate, CON
vcLed the same to secure the sum of one
thousand six hundred and twenty dollars
then due and owing TO one Caleb Brown, of
Lancaster county, III the State of Pennsyl-
vania, aud that the said Real Estate was
conveyed to the said John Agard, subject ia
said mortgage debt. That the complainant
is not informed whether said mOrlga gcd
debt. orany portion thereof, has been paid
to the said Caleb Brown by the said John
Algard and prays for Decree for the sale
of the mortgagcd premises for the payment
first Of Whatever, fany. shall be found due
to said Caleb Brown, on account Of said
mortgagcd debt, and afterwards Of the sum
due TO the complainant.
1t is thCreupun adjudgod and ordered that
the complainant by causing copy o! this OF
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MERCANTILE.
1J@The Public are invited to call and see
BENZ. +. MAYS

III EW AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
L Not Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods at
the Old stand opposite the Court House. consist
ing in par: of the following articles at greatly
reduced prices
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
Val. Robes guile Gazzaniga Robes Challi
Robes guile La Grange Robes guile Nous
seine Dechenc, Bdyadere vaiencier BIyadere
Challi Fig d and Plain do. Polka do. Irene Cloths
high cold al wool Dclaines, pain and fig d
Bereses; Ducals in variety, French Lawns in do,
superior blk Bayadgre Silks fancy and plain
summer silks, prints. English and Domestic.
MOURNING GOODS:
Alpncas, all wool Delaines, Chali Bercges. Per
sian Cloths, Prints ig'd and plaid, Ginghnms
plaid and plain, Lawns fg'd and plain, English
lars, Sleeves and Sets plain Thibet Shawls
W ii ] TE GOODS:
Superior fg'd Swiss Muslis, plain do, Bishop
Lawns, plaid and plain CambIics JacUnetls plaid
and plais, NainsooRs, Dime Cambrcs. Brilliunts,
Irish Linens, Bird eye Diaper, Russia Diaper, Rus,
STA Iabl eCloths Russia Iowclings, Needle Worked
Collars French Needle Worked Sleeves, French
and Scotch Needle Worked Handkerchief. Thread
and Cotton Lodgings: CaInL. and Swiss Edsing amt
Luscrtings
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Bcached and brown Muslins. bleachcl and
brown sheetings. bieachcd, brown and colorel
lrliiugs. lickluys. Cheeks Stripes Cotton Table
Diaper, Crash, Bay Linens, Curtain Musns,
Russia Table Diapers.
BOYS CASSI MERES, Twec's. cold and white
Linen IrilIings, Persian and Sack Flamncs,
Hosiery Gloves Mits Caters. ladies and misses.
slippers. do, Boots, Buskins, Shoes. misses and
children boots and shoes, all of superior make.
Spring and summer Shawls. Stella, printed
Borders, and White Grape. Lace and silk Man
tiIlas, superior article Of ladies skirts with ad
Unstable Bustlcs. torsGts. SC.
4 r | NJ VI n G s:
pnrnnt nj ,Int,rs ,.L;t,
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Desirable Building Lots.

NOR SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON,
J. Il few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within > minutes walk of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. 4 Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid out to suit the
different tastes of different purchasers, vary
ing in size from 40 feet front by 30 feet deep,
to 80 feet front and l15 feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town o: Elk
ton. it is unnecessary to speak at length OF
the beauty Of its location, tho salubrity OF
its climate, ortlc advantage Of good schools:
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for trg-
Yelling, lying as it docs within 2 hours ride
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being a
stopping place for all trains on the p, W. x
b. Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
thcr information apply at Elkton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, 1S58-tf.
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WIN. II. RIoTETrs, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
July 3, lSjS-lm.
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NoTlCE FROM THE LAND OFFICE. Oar
radcts i'll Cecil will observe an advertise.
ncnt Of unpatcnt,d Certificates, now ready
for Patent in the Land office Of this State.
1t is no doubt important that the PARTIES in
tercstod should give attention to this busi-
ness by doing 50, as the Commissioner says,
i'll the advertise mcnt, they may save them,
s,lv,s serious trouble and loss
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Land and Lets for Sale,
.NE.4R PORT DEPOSIT.

4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con-
n tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved 4
Jrisff3f51-7s with good House, &c. One ;r.f.c9,
t,ssSs q House and Lot on Main St. .i1s{ i7s3
LsF&Eig Port Deposits; this is a desi- EiE'St, q
rablc property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquchanna, and on
the site Of the Central Railroads: the land Of
iue quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
All the above Will DC sold on accommodate
Ing terms. j. r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July IS If
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REESE's MANIPULATED GrANO.-Wc ad-
vcltisc this fertilizer in another column. Il
IS stated by farmers who have used il to be
equal to Peruvian guano, and most of them
give it the preference. It's reputation is high
in those parts Of the State where it has been
most used and the manufacturers give good
differences in their advertisement, which see.
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CONST.iBLE'S SALE.

- : "irtue of a writ of Ficri FacIas. issued
81 ry John Owens, Esq, one Of the JUS
tees OF the Peace of the State Of Maryland
in and for Cecil county, at the suit Of n athan
Gazan against the goods and chattcls, Lands
and tcnemcntS of James S. NiCklc, to me
directed, | have seized and taken in eXecli-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said
Nickle. in and to all that Piece or Parcel
GLAND, called ..RICuARDsoy's PuRcmAsE,' -
adjoining lands Of William Nicklc and others,
and containing
ThfrsY-E'igc Acres OF land,
more or less. Also, ons other Tract of
Land, called lIosrITALITY,' adjoining
lands of Samuel Nick!e and others, and CON
tanning
sixty-y'yvO A crcs OF E4auA,
more or less. with tue improvements thereon,
lying and being in the Sixth Election Dis
rict of Cecil county and | hereby give
notice that ON
Saturday, the 3lA dag Of July, 1853,
between the hours Of and 3 O'Clock, p. IN. i,
at the Court House door, in Elkton, will
offer for sale the above mentioned property.
so seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, for Cash.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
July 10, lS5S-tS. Constable.
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GoDEY's l.ApYs BOOK for August has been
received already. 1t has Il number Of fine
and useful crgtavngs on various subjects,
and large number Of patterns which the
ladies are always anxious to see Among
l'avon and VIM. Alexander, names well
known to magazine readers.
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ROAD NOWlCE.

NTOTTCE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Comission-
ers Of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the 2Gth day Of July, next, for
the appointment Of Examiners to view and 10
cate a road commencing at ConOwingo Bridge,
on the Susquchanna river. in said county,
and running thence up the Conowlngo creek,
through the lands Of Robert Dawson, John
Butler, Francis Smith, j. Brown and others,
until it intersects the road leading from Ball
FIar to the Pennsylvania Line.
June %. lSjS.-5w.
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Brown. being eight in number. Report saws
that there was about thirty persons present
but Mr.. Bowers could not identify any more.
On the Saturday following the occurrence,
there was spw in Chcstcrown and Mr..
Bowers friends made rally, and commenced
to yindicatc him !; the result was some six or
eight fights. On the 9Th, which was last
Monday at thc celebration, Richard llynson,
Esq, made an attack on James Mansfield,
tex editor of the Kent News, and struck
Mansfield with his cane, when the Bowers
men made another rally, and before they
stopped knocked down twenty five men, ran
Samuel Baker and Isaac Perkins, two CT the
tarrcd and itathcred men out of tuwn--the
officer refusing to act. They say the pro-
slavery men commenced it by taking tic law
in their own hands aid they may fight it out.
Flisby Brown one Of the men Mr.. Bowers
held to bail, went to town on the Goth ult.,
to see the show. The Bowers men found he
was in town and got after him. He got into
DR.. Sappington $ carriage and went somr
Is or I miles on Easter Neck Island, and
kept hid for two or three days. He has no
slaves and the Bowers men swear they will
fix hm yet. 1t is said by men who should
know that at least three quarters Of the
people are on Bowers side nearly all the
lahoring lass or non. slave holders. with pant
Of the slave holders themselves condemn it.
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1--WE shall le glad 10 hear again from
The many correspondents who III past time
have enriched the columns of The Whig,-
particularly from those throughout the
county, who furnish us with county news.
Returning health We hope, will enable us to
give their iavorS attention.
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THE Public MoNlToR.-A new and we'll
looking newspaper, with the above tile has
been started at Easton by VIM. T. Rowlen-
son, Esq who seems determined to make an
interesting paper. lie has our best wishes
jim his undertak ing.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TTll1E undersigned having been duly APP
L pointed by the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county, Examiners to view the ground
and examine into the proprety Of opening y
new road IN the Eighth District, g to com
mcncc at or near Bald Friar Hill and inter-
sect the road leading from the Head Of the
Canal to the Pennsylvania Liue,' hereby
give notice to all persons interested, that
they will meet on the line Of the proposed
road, near The road leading to Bald Friar, ON
Thursday, the i2th day Of August, 1858, at
10 O'Clock a. NJ, to proceed to the per-
lornance Of the duties entrusted to them by
the said appointment
WIN. b. ROWLAND, }
JACOB c. WARNER.
WM. j. GILLESPIE,
July 10, 1SJ9-5w. Examiners.
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u On the first page we print poem by
an old correspondent Of The Wing, taking
or the Rutland Convention. We also rrint
n highly interesting story and variety of
miscellaneous articles. On the last page the
reader will find u column Of Agricultural
reading.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-17

NEWSPAPER CnANGE.-R. s. Tall, Esq,
has sold the q" American Eagle published
ferson Esq, who has assumed its control.
The Eagle is a good newspaper and we wish
success to 10th the retiring and new proprie-
tor.
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THThe notice Of the Saving Fund, Of the
National Safety Trust Co., which appears
amongst our advertisements, is worthy of the
attention of our readers. 1t is located in
Philadelphia, and was chartered by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania III 1911.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fENTIIS is to give notice, that tho subscriber
q Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said comfy, letters Tcs-
tamcntary on the personal estate Of Rachel
Grubb, late Of said county deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
ave hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on
or before the 18th day Of June, 1859; they
may otherwise, hy law, be excluded from ell
benefit Of said castutc. All persons indcbt-
cd to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 10th day Of July. 1858
THOMAS GRUBB,
Executor Of Rachel Grubb, decd.
Tcst-JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
July 10, lS5S-Gw.
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yyAETEIHs,

A Situation a8 Teacher OF the English
IA Branches, or as Governcss, by II Young
Lady, u graduate of ono OF the first Semi
narcs OF Pa. She is also competent to give
lessons on the Piano Forte. For further
information apply at this Office.
July 3, l8jS-4w.
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TOW N LOTS
AND LAND lAEa.5DlEHMGs TOW a
Az
PUBLIC SALE.

W7lLL be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the
w 4ih Of August, at | o'clock, at the
Howard House, all that
WHARF md TOWN Lot.
at and above the Bridge, now occupied by
Messrs. Hiss x McCiellaud in their lumber
business fronting on the creek - feet, and
on Bridge street = feet, and on which are
TWO HOUSES.
ALSO.-All that LOT on North Bridge
street, adjoining Mrs. Writ, and opposite the
Catholic Church, fronting $50 feet on Bridge
street and 200 feet on Back Lane.
ALSO--At the same time, all that TRACT
OF LAND, containing
G5 ACRES,
lying north Of Elkton between the Planl,
Road and the road to Newark, bounded on
north side by lands ofDr. Gilpin, and south
by Jacob G. Towards land. 1t will be sold
all together OF divided into los, if desired.
TERMS LIBERAL.
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
July 10. 1858-ts.
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CHTbDREN'S DISEASES.
EhDwAY'S RENvyArING RESuLvENT should he
hailed as II blessing by every mo,hcr throughout
the land. whose iHtants are afflicted with sores.
llumors. Ne. These brcakings out (thus early) an
evidences Of disease transmitted from the parent
stock \ few doses of the ltEYoyarfNG RGsoLvEYr
will eradicate every vesigN Of the disease AND
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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LATER FROM MEXICo.-Ncar Ortcaas. Julv
l3.--I'he picayunc has received intelligence
from Mexico to the Doth ult,, three days later
The order for the evyins Of the forced loan
N on imports had been counermandtd in the
province of Guanajuato and a number Of or.
dcrs that had been issued for the expulsion
Of chose Foreigners refusing its payment, had
beca withdrawn. The earthquake reported
in previous accounts continued TO be felt on
the l%,h, l9th, an 10Th, with the most dis
astrous eff cts. At Moncla, two churches
and several houses were laid PROSTATE, and
at Tala2acualo four churches, and number
Of dwellings,, besides sixteen. Of the inhabi-
tants being killed. From other portions Of
the country we have accounts Of many villa.
gcs being entirely destroyed. The Garth
quake was the most fearful for half a century,
and no portion Of the country is believed TO
have escaped it, visitation.
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FOR SAE.E.

A Splendid half Devon COW ,~>ztr;;72,ss,, -7s
"a 4 years Old, with a llciIer CT -
Calf . weeks old, by a full blood -.---3d.s@@-24
ed Aldcrncy bull. Price $50.
S. Is. STUBBS,
July 3, lS5S-5w. Rising sun.
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LeEs s;G1EES.

Quccnsware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods. &c, &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on,
hand good lot Of Shovcls, Spades, Corn
Hoes, Hay forks; and he intends to keep Ola
hand various other articles used hy Farme IS.
He also has Fish-Salt. Bacon, aud gou),
assortment Of Brandes, v mrs Nnd other Ii.
quSrs, Wholesale and Retail
His Whole Stock is selected with gre0tcarr
and he respectfully invites all lersc@sto calf
and examine and judge Tor themselves.
Gy"Country frodttcc taken in exchange
for Goodaat the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAAD, Jr.
May 2. If
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4 7 TIE NEW STORE, next door TO the
~ Court House. You can find beautiful Stella
Shawls, beautiful Blk silks. Blk and White
Lawns large stock Of beautiful style Eercge
Delancs. Calicoes. linen IlanAkerchicta Irish
Linen. elegant Pillow case Muslin blcachol and
unbeached Nluslins of all kinds very chcap c.c-
CANT Apaeas, Dress Silks. Briliants I'LL Wool
Irlaincs. very cheap and the best assortment of
Cloths CaSsimciS. Nestinss and goods for Boys
wear. IN tins town. WIN. TORBERT,
Apr 10. Next 1ocr Court House.
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Selling sery sNsncHn.

T AWNS. Bureges Mantilas and nnscr.,
II French and American Organdy Lawns,
Bnrcges. buyalcre, cut. ts'd and plain in yarioni
colors; White Dress Goods, IN variety rIavclipg
busters, SILK Lustre, Linen and Cotton Gloves
and Mohair Mits. parasots and Fans All OF
which are adopted to.the season. For sale by
June 20. BENZ. L. MAY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-25
The Result.


 It will be seen from the list q members of the General Assembly, published in our last is- sue, that the opposition will have two or three members in the upper house, and three or four in the lower one. In the cases of two of these senators and one or two of these representatives, they will represent a constituency, majority of whom are politically opposed to them If the democracy had been united these men would not have been elected. They owe thc .iec- tions to the divisions in our ranks, to th preaI of heretical opinions and to our frieI ds being deceived by the cant and sophistry of Ae enemy in opposition to conventions.
 We have neither the right or the position to find fault with the result, for, if the majority choose to be represented by a member of the minority, we will not dispute their taste or aa- ton. They were told of the inevitable result of their dissenions, and obstinat ely refused to unite and elect one of their numbefs The op- position members elect are admitted to be able mer; in fact none but men of ability could sue. ceed in the face of a majority. Messrs. A5kew, Carrigan, and West were all elected from strong democratic districts or counties, while here and in other places where the opposition counted up- on victory, by being united, we have been ena- bled 10 defeat them. It would have been very easy to have had legislature entirely demo- cratic, and conceding to the opposition mem- bers elect all the talent and patriotism claimed for them, yet it is certain that we had in our own ranks men equally taleated and patriotic who might have be elected.
 From our knowledge of the gentlemen elect ed who yet profess to belong to the defunct whig and know nothing parties, we are satisfied that neither of them will be disposed to follow Crttenden, Bell and others into the ranks of the black republicans so, that as far as the rights of the south are concerned the. legsla- ture of Arkansas is a unit.